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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16
TuEsDAY, July l5-P. n.


with a moderate amount OF business,he Stock mar
he, exhibited much the fame depressed features ~
Yesterday. There Was appearance Of panic, but an
absence Of buyers at the opening which forced sell'
ers 10 accept lower prices in order to eject sales The
trsno successes of the Rebels at the West have en-
rendered q feeling of apprehension in regard to tie
general movement Of our armies which has rendered
most of the usual operators for the rise unwilling to
hold stock. for the present. The Board adjourned
over IN Tomorrow TO enable It's members 10 attend
The great Union meeting, but there was an informal
call IN the afternoon, at which much
better feeling was shown and portion Of the do
cline of The morning WAC recovered. Central add
vsnced 10 90. Pacific Mail TO l05 bid. Toledo TO
4G3 &c. Governments were heavy during The day,
e,peciaDy 7.3Os. which cold down to lO3-CouPon
Skies were abou. 1901 The quotationsa - O'Clock
were: II. s. O., 1881, Registered, lOOs lOoii
U. S. Gs. 1881, Coupon, 1907 n 1909; Oregon War
Loan. half yearly, q dloO; L. ). 80 Treasury
Notes. 1872. a 1913; Tennessee 6s, 4SH18i Missouri
Ga. 4Gl a A6l; American Gold. ll6l H. Pacific
Mail Steamship Company lOji lO,si New orA
Central Railroad, 80. a 90 Erie Railway, so a. Oh
Erie Railway Preferred, 6Iia6lI; Hudson River
Raroad, 4iI8ili; Reading Railroad, 1b9"oli
Michigan Central Railroad, 59i 5yi Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad 2ii a9i
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana III lroao
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HNsrcilaneons.

brushes of every description, at the BRUSH
I'D FACTORY, No. 800 Pesrl.st, BsIpers' Building. All
superior quality constantly Oh hand JOHN X HoPPEL.
DYSPEPSIA and kindred Diseases of Stomach
- and Bowels efsoiualy cured by vegetable
nutricols CRACKER (DANI'S ERVALtNIAl thar by asy
drugs ISAAC MCGAf, Cracker BAKER, 2is Forsytht L.
! EAkY ROOFS CURED.-Ellery's Patent
Rubber Paint. cent aicot, and warranted No $50
Grand l3 BoveIy. 81 Pakrov Astorpsce AZ Sh 37S
9t 800 9TH SD and taY II South th-st WInsbg
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The Canadian Banks and Specie
PAYMENTS.

TORONTO. C. w, Tuesday. July Is, 1862.
The statements in the United States papers that
the Canadian Banks were about to suspend specie
payments are without the least foundation.
The Canadian Banks were never stronger than a.
present.
The last official statement shows that there were
over seven millions of gold on hand, against four
millions at the same time last year. The total assets
over sixty millions, while the liabilities are
thirty-one millions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16
Baseball Match mt Albany.

ALBANY, Wednesday July IT, 100.
A most exciting game Of base ball was played
here to to-day between the Victory Club Of Troy
and the Knickerbockers of this city, resulting in tho
overwhelming triumph Of the latter. The score
stood: For the Knickerbockers, "a; for the Victory
50. The batting OF the most extraordinary char
acter, and the fielding, under the circumstances,
anleniid.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........JuLr IL
Cleared.

stesmshp-Scosia Orb Judtns, Liverpool, Z. Cunara
Co. .
Ships-Rsa Freeto New Orlesns y. II. Brigham Pauline
(Breu) Ostsrlop, Bremen, Rugec Bros
BaLsGazells Rhodes, Barbados II. Trowbrdyss SorsS
Melbourne Ham Jessen, HUI, Funche, Meincke Wende
Bngs-Aberi Cousens TesSssons, b. Z. SHERMAN Esai%
Parsons, Phsdephia, master.
schooner.-Plnthes, CLARK, Phladepbs Bentley, Smith
Co. (Brl Rice, St John, N. b., p Nevips soma
Frances o Donnell New Orleans, Seth r. Robin.
Steamer -Ironsides 2anderson Phtladelrhis.
Sloop-Deep River, Hoyt Stamford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

The annual election OF the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company was held last week, AZ
the general Office Rayenna, Ohio and the following
Directors chosen for the ensuing year:
VIM Reynolds GAYLORD Church Seth iayes. r. W. sey-
,rour "A feut H. Chamberlain, T. W. Upson, madse,
Ohio W Bushnell J. Hiblc 4. j. smith, J. Grail = b.
ayor The Board or.4uized by appointing VI Kent, Presi
est r " seyuour Seer tary; J. 7. Br.pard. Treasurer
and Actin, Secretary, Executive Committee " Kent r. H.
Taylor h. ". SEYMOUR lord chuIeh' ana L. hoy Aoie'
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BORT uaroens' Noilee.
STATE OF NsN YoRs,
PogT.WARpsss' OPyIok. No. lot Wa


PogT-WARDsss OPYIoE, No 100 Wslt
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
section OF the Act passed April IT, 1851 entitled An
Act to Reorsau,s the Wadens Office OF the Fort OF New
York 10 oil persons Interested in. having charge OIL we
subject matter OF such inquiry examination or survey s
the follow Ing vessels under examination ~ the rot
Wsrdeus and that the said or examinations VII %
completed within ten days next succeeding tins n'' w
board said vessels: n,
!, ~ ~ " a.. y. A's" Horas
Bark Ellen Stevens.
Brig JsDna Adriana
Brig Jud Hathaway
Ocean
Brig Geo 800
''o''''' Nh ii BURLE.5a President
}. Aces HfaR.s,S Ssere.afv
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Since Jan. L....... ti7lJ3,lsi FN1la.tJ stsF'I,HI
Mr. Chase, it will be seen under our tolegraphic
bead. has recommended tho passage Of an act
making postage stamps legal tender. II be will
add some system Of redemption, the idea will be a
very good one, and we shall welcome 1t as ono step
toward driving ont shinplasters
The weekly statement Of The Philadelphia banks,
made up on Monday afternoon, presents the follow
ing aggregates AZ compared with those Of the pre-
vOus week:
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July %, by tie pi.o,bost Fannie No lat ~ - lon
SO 10 Bren ship Joanna b-lmne. fon Bremen fog Bal
tmore saus a.y lat a. 30 lon g. 49, ship Conper, from
London for New. York, and put pilot on board
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Receipts Of Pr~duce.

TUESDAY July ISL 758 bbis Flour sls bags Corn Meal,
295 bb Whisky 1863 900 bush Wheat. 5000 bush. Corn,
1900 bush Oats 600 pk Prsyisions TO pkg Lard, 7sS
kegs d., 54ipkgs.Ashes, 100 pigs. Dat Meal
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NETWORK CATTLE mAEAET.

Fop ,pr WrFx TspiSG TUESDAY JrIY 49, 1862.
o-,t prcrfrTs or cArrLF Al EiSfs FoR rhE WAX.
According 70 the reports from the several market places Ia
10 div there have been rec lived tins week;
~ ''-'' 49, Sbseraud
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EyyATUKE ALMANAC.

sun-Rlse,4:42l Se,s.........729 Moor-Sets.. 100
Sandy Hook.ll:cJ Gov. Island. l:33 He0ss.. I;~
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TIE through business between Eew-Yols and
Boston. shows on increase Of five fold, the result
Of putting on such Grstelass boats I'D the City OF
New-York and the City OF Boston.
The Fremens Trust Insurance Company Of
Brooklyn hfs declared a semi-annual dividend Of 5
per cent, payable on demand The Kings County
Fire Insurance Company hss declared a semi-annual
dividend of - per cent. The Quincy Mining Com.
pany hes declared dividend of s. per share paya.
bic July 81.
Gold continues TO advance and sold to-day as high
III for double eagles. the close it was scarce
ly as firm, and quoted at ll63 all6i.
Silver is in demand for Cauada. the banks there
are redeeming their circulation in American silver
coin. Sales have been made as hgh Us ll3, but the
current rate il III ~. Ecklc cents are 4d5
cent.
Money il without change TO notice, and abundant
On good collaterals at sac z cent
There has been quite large business over the
counter In 1905 at l03 Sl03i. Gold Demand Notes
at 1877 a 1914. Indebtedness Certificates at 99a99l
aud $50 per cents at 99l and intere,. There bas
eso been more activity in private sales Of railroad
bonds.
Attention is called to the largo sale Of choice
insurance scrips, TO be made at auction tomorrow
wednesday, "a, ~ O'Clock, ?. M, at the Merchants
Exchange saesroom, No. Ill Broadway, BY Adrian
II. Muller. The advertisement appears in the iinan-
cial column.
The exchanges a, the Clearinghouse tbs morn-
ing were SO, IL, l07 %.
The injuries sustained by tie Delaware and liud
ron Canal during the 9th and 9th Of June lssi have
been permanently repaired, and the navigation
resumed. Boats are now passing through tie Lack
AWAKEN Suspension Aqueddct, which has been nost
substantially rebuilt.
We annex acompeTatiye statement o. tho Exports,
exclusive Of ,pecie, from tie Port Of New-Xork to
foreign pors Tor the week ending July ID, and since
Jan. ];
.,,,.u.., .Ill,a ISL 1851, Is. lse2 20
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personal.
Durnira flnio, Oils, &r.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct nom the manufacturers and wells and
for sale In quantities to su IN prime shipping order ut the
very lowest market rates. 10y SCHIEtFkLlN BROTHERS
d Co.. Nos 100 and W. Wilisnst. Ne~.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

Guaranteed, 54ia55 Panama Railroad, 100;
Illinois Central Railroad 81; Cleveland and Ptts-
burg Railroad, 2lio2ls; Galena and Chicago Rail-
road, 68I a6Sl; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 46
9i6l; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 62s a 62l;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 75a76.
The business for the steamer Tomorrow has not
been very large remitters, whenever possible, are
holding back. Many orders have been received
from TIE other side to retain funds here rather than
pay such high rates of exchange. Sterling is about
1881 for leading bills.
Mr. N. Brandt quotes frs'-cass bankers as follows:
London, 50 days. ,sh e. IA cent; day. sight ,ss
f. 90 day. sight e NS!lc day. 'ish' 60 80 i.o
sight = marc banco 4sc Frsns fort co ays .n p DORM
s9lc. Bremen 60 days sight. T. riI dollar. 9ic.
Freghts less active, and rates are not quite 80
firm. To Liverpool the engagements are: $1,000
bush. Wheat at l3i a Id. in bulk and bags 10000
bush. Com at Is l3id., in bulk and bags; $500
bbs. Flour Of 3s. 3d. Be. l0id; % hhds. Tallow at
3js; and per steamer Great Eastern, 1000 bush.
Wheat at l5d., in bags; 500 pkgs. Butter, and 200
do. Cheese, both by steamer, at Sos To Loudon:
5000 bush. Wheat at la I'D, in bulk and bags
5000 bbs. Flour at IS. d. is, the inside rate to
fill up; 500 pigs. Butter at 4Js aud 500 do. Cheese
at i5s
The earnings Of the Erie Railway fer the month
4ocl.
Earnings Of June, 43OOoy ~
Increase. 48o l26 80
The June business Of the Norwich and Worcester
Road shows q very satisfactory result, gain OF
nearly sl2, 900. The figures are:
1861. 1862.
Passengers.............Sil2 1913 III $500 20
freigtt................ H. <33 50 2l,1l2 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

MxNoRAspUs- Tho L. s. transport Haze. at Pee
No 10 n r. is loading subsstance stores foI New0e,
". C. The L. s. steamer Thon Sparks at Pier No N
loading subsistence stores for hsisons Point The
T. steamer Virginia will sail this evening for Fortress mou'
She has Gu cargo Of hospital stores and vii also cary
geo soldiers .
The steamship Creole loading a. Pier no IL n. r,
for New Geans will carry 900 obs OF hour on freight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

fzzruxTrD <xyxrssIsrrs sxsT7Sxr-l
Noon Reports.
Foreign N e WIS.
THE .s.uEREC.s.v QUESTIOs'
IL E.s'GL.s.s'D.
THE GREEK SUCCESSION.
Atlantic Telegraph.
One Of Banks Vessels Ashore.
sc, &C., &C., SC, &C.


NEW York. December 1.-THE steamer
Cadia arTiV Ell early tins morning. Her dates are
Liverpool the 9th, ard Queenstown the 9Th.
The newspapers advance nothing new on Amer
lean affairs.
The Paris Moni,eur in semi official form, al
ludes 10 the presence OF the French squadron at
New Orleans. which is represented 10 have elated
the disaffected population
Prince Alfred's election as King of Greece is
considered certain.
The London Globe thinks the present situation
in American affairs promises striking results
soon.
The London Times thinks the Democratic sue
cesses have rendered the Government more des
perate instead of daunting il, anu il looks upon
the last advices as Indicating the intention OF
propagating servile war
Mr. Gladstone in a letter TO Prof Newman
denies that he has expressed any sympathy with
the Southern cause or passed eulogies on jeff
Davis. He thinks il out OF his province To
please or blame on snch complicated questions.
He (Gladstone) claims to be a much better
friend 70 Northern Americans than those who en-
courage them TO persevere in a hopeless ard de
structive enterprise.
Interesting and very encouraging statements
have been submitted TO the Atlantic Telegraph
Company by Capt. Haskihs, who took the sound
ings on POrcupine reef.
The French Government has concluded con
tracts for supplying the army in Mexico for two
years. Prolonged occupation is inferred
The Greek question is unchanged.
squadron OF Lancers recently mutinied at >
Petersburg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

You kissed me- My head had dropped low your
breast,
With a feeling of shelter and inf lite rest.
While the holy emotion my tongue dared not speak.
Flushed up like fame fru I'm my heart my cheek:
Your held me fast-Oh your 30 bold
Heart beat against heart, TIA ir passionate hold,
Your ganceS seemed drawing my soul through my eyes
A the san draws the mist from the the skies.
And yonr lips chung inine till praye ed in bliss,
They might never uncasP from that raPturous kiss
You kissed mel My heart and my breath, and my will
In derouS JOY, for the moment, soOd still;
Life had for me- them no temptations, no charms,
No vista of pleasure itsde of your arms,
And |, th, instant, angel possessed
OF the glory and peace that are given the blest,
] would fling my white robes. unrepini' gly down,
And from my forehead its beautiful crown,
T. ne>tl- once more in that haven OF rest,
With your lips upon mne and my head your breast.
You lssed me, Ny soul. in bliss 80 divine.
Reel'd and swoon'd, Ike foolish man, drunken with
wire.
And thought 'fwere delicious to die them II death
Would come while my mouth was yet moist with your
breath
'Twere delicious 10 de- If my heart might grow cold
With your arms wrapt around me, in passionate fold.
And these the questions ask, day and night,
Nut my life taste but one such exquisite delight
Would you ii your breast my sheller them
And If yen were h. re, would you kiss again.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

gE-SINGER a co S LETTER "A"FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full of all sewing machines. This machine will sew any
thing from the running of tuck in tarlean to the max
ing of overcou-anythng from pilot OF beaver cloth
down the sofcst gauze gossamer tissue and is
ready do its work perfection can fell, hem, bind
gather, tuck, quilt and has capacity for great variety
of ornamental work This is not the only macn. that
can FELL hem, binl and forth. but will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had In great variety of cabinet cases
The Folding Case whch is beco ming popular is,
asts implies. that can be folded into box OF
case which when opened makes beautiful subst antia
spacious table for the work TO upon The
are of every imaginable desigS-pain as the wood grew
in It's native Forest deliberately flushed
make them. |. NJ. SINGER Co.
No Asa Broadway. New York.
Hsfy- Ind annapolis Onice-No. 2 Oid-tcows' Hall
Washington street. aplS-d&wticbi So
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

WAsHINGroS, Dec. i9.-1he Secretary of the
Treasury. ia answer To a resolution of the House
sent communication 20 the Speaker IN which
he states that the acquisitions OF the Secretary oi
War Tor the payment OF troops has always been
promptly met at the Treasury when an absolute
want of means did not prevent. He SAYS since
the lst of Jny last the sum Of Sh0O, 600 ,42s has
been paid on such acquisitions.
The amount OF reqyisitions Of the above de
scriplion now ia the Treasury Department unpaid
Is S2s ZOO 900. These unpaid tequisiion. are
about equal 10 the amount required for pay during
one bi monthly period When the resources OF the
Treasury become inadequate 10 draw on IL. the
Secretary OF tie Treasury communicates the fact
10 the Secretaries of War and Navy, and lie
quests them TO designate particular acquisitions
they regard M most urgent 20 the amount of 81 ;,
100000 daily. To this extent acquisitions are
daily met from customs from the interior. from
the proceeds OF conversions of Temporary loans
aud from new issues OF Z. ). notes. These
resources. though large. are. as Congress has al.
ready been informed. inadequate.
The petition presented 20 day by Representa-
tive COlfnx was referred to the Committee on
Ways and Meats. Ii was from editors and pab
fishers in favor OF the reduction or abolition OF
duty on paper
IL will be gratifying To the friends OF soldiers
wounded in the battle OF Fredericksburg that
upon their own application they cnn be sent 70
the military hospitals in their respective States or
in those adjoining.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
Card from Col. era nam.


Nh EDIroR:-I notice your reference 20 the
disturbance at Camp Carrlngton on the evening
OF the 18Th. aud would respectfully ask YOU To
correct the statement ia the following partlcu
lars:
First. Its unjust 10 charge it entirely npon the
5ih cavalry. tor there are several hundred other
recruits ia this camp, who. it is we'll known. were
~ largely represented, ii not more so, in proper
ton 90 their numbers rs the 5th cavalry.
Second The all ir was sprung aud all over in
less thin half an hour. while the more prOmi-
nent officers we've absent from camp on business
connected with the departure of the 9th cavalry.
and was suppressed prompt, on their arrival. be
fore the appearance OF Col Darlington or any
other officer disconnected with the camps.
IL i, further substantiaied that there urea mum
Der OF companies of the 5th cavalry that had no
part in the matter. Very respectfully.
+ " GRAHAM,
Colonel Commanding 9th Cavalry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

- Dr. Wiris. the Medical Director of the army
OF the West. has issued circular calling aiten
tior, to the fact. that medical officers in the
habit OF living of the hospital stores. negiecting
10 provide for themselves. Sanitary stores are
thus appropriated in thousands of instances Had
Dr.. Wrts included the Chaplans. in his circu-
lar, he would have hit another abuse. There are
honorable exceptions among the Chaplains as
there are among the Medical Staff of the army
but as a rule. the preachers when they get the
straps on. become the most miSerly OF men, bend
ing their whole souls TO boarding every dollar Of
their salaries even IL il j. at the cost of stealing
the stores-appropriatng might be the more polite
term--sent by the benevolent at home, to the
sick and wounded in The field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20

brush and nj Tomphns'- sien.l-rnising the
vindow-sunounce.i the house. and lea the csp.
tive. charmed and shared by loves wiles, into
captivity. They tx secluded road through
the woods % the mill
The next morning under Tomphna's pillow.
vas found the following note. copy fEom the
original IN her osn hand sriting:
MY DsAR UScLK AND AUSr: I have sue
ceedeJ My beauty. which YOU have alSays told
me wss not worth ig in lie has "a dsy accom-
piisbed much the patriot General IN our
glorious Cohieieracy am content 70 offer INV
beauty. virtue. even ife itself. uron NV counry's
altar Ny bleeiing country demands the sacri-
hce-willingly ! Obeyl
IL cannot visit your house again until this
closes. which pray God may he soon; but when
il dues stop. hope TO come and receive tie bless
ings of you both the head OF
Your ToxPHIxA."
As the Lieutenant did not return tina. evening
a search Instituted the next day bat IL only
disclosed the facts above enumerated No clue
the disposition of him could be obtained
Camp was moved fifteen miles farther next day
No tdings. Camp vas again moved twenty two
miles due south of the scene, aud twenty days
alter the occurrence man came into camp aud
said a body hid washe1 ashore in the mill pond
four days after this affair. and thar old man
and his little boy had buried IT, party was
sent out. disiniered the body. which was not
swollen decay ed. and found thar il the
body Ut Lieutenant Masterson! a Minnie bali had
pierced through his he lrt aud pistol ball just
above the right temple. He hsd in his pocket
book six hundred and seventy FIVE dollars when
he lett camp. United States currency All Of
his money aud most of his clothing taken off
The names of some Of the guerrlas we're ob
tanned, but none of them have been caught.
Lieutenant MasfersOn was a private In the Eng
lish army in the Crimea. where piece of shell
took must OF the flesh of his right arm He de-
seItesl them, and three months after joined the
81 Indiana battery He WIS elected a First
Lieutenant. and served with faithfulness and
ability until the day of his death. He has been
buried with military bonors, aud now sleeps his
last sleep upon "a little knoll beside the gentle
stream which generously covered the "deep dam
nation OF his taking off PHILos.