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A CARD FROM JUSTICE oUAcKESBUsH.

To ne E1,,oy If The n. " Tri1vse
SIR: Having been absent from the city for few
days did un yesterday that ny ssne bad bees
used Of Secretaries Of the '0csld Union Na
Msenx a. the Cooper Institute the evening u the ID
,n.. when m attention called to the fact by feod
HAVING 10 -ynps pics with rsi:ofous tepti-s me
South 10 are s~mpiay TO d-troy sae best
,be world for xn with Their roore dangerous
10 tho Sonb who doing al they can er ds soi
TO and ard them their cs-e al ibfay c'n"o' ss
how or by what su' hoy NY could be used % ono q
"a, off ers the meeting question Ara tbef iote CO
air. 20 through your With your Kind permis io
th.t IL t6s name u.ed intended fr Wa, 81 usea
hout nv authoi cou.-ul ri her direct or inpliost
am nat 1teey repod 18th tenor aud he senrns.e
Ks..c.fuly yours JOHN QUACKENBUSH.
No ia We, Thir.y.e,gnGh street n Z.
Nec York July 10, Loo.
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CoRoVER's CAsEs.-festerday, Cotohcr Oohin
held an naues on the body Of Johs Crowley sn inn.e %
g.eyu. pita who conuef suicide by hanging bin'sa
IN. hi. cell yesterday moruiGg Wh-u discov-frs
n. ti few mnu bur through me sns
nv OF soue he was not cut down until -
Wa s.sd =, a., a, -.
Coo, Collin also held inquest q. the Bellevue hos
ta on IN. body OF John Robinson, coscnui.n Tor M n
f VINO fell ,hr5 tue the ground hoVr OF the
Hou.. No. ~ tith on Tuesday uisnI Dssh wa
caused by a fracture Of tue sku L
Tnr zane 60 ou-r he al qsest the d. Of Morti0er
Hnr ~ a. az man died At tho belsyuo Hospital ifn
r.c-,v-d by being knocked down ty sage Ia Dfosa
ysy y Sunday.
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Zoe ......l6O64 Inc. 7e2,tSJ Dec.llslS lSe2'o''S
By reducing the wheat TO -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at udewa,er this year, compared with the
corr, spending period last year, shows IN increase Of
3lS, 1879 bbls. hour.
TIE following comparative table shows the guam
y Of some of the principal articles of produce Jeff,
a, Underwater from the commencement Of navigation
to and including the 9Th Of July ia the years indi'
Gated.
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TIE receipts Of 4 az and gram at Chicsgo Tor

The Domestic Goods market during tie week has
shown tue same advancing tendency which we have
hitherto reported Cotton tas advanced to ~ cents
y round, aud hoiders claim the price viii 60 10 30.
This movement hes cou,,nued the excitement, and
manufacturers follow cautiously in the upward
course bn limit their offerings to small lots. They
are coayiD,ed that it 10 part Of pruoence TO con-
time The manufacture Of goods with cotton pres-
ent prices, and they content Themselves with the
prospect Of Ssssg the = ots On hand ut fabulo' .
prices. Buyers are perpexed and limid yet take
all good. which are offered 1t last weeks rates.
G, DDS made from cotton, the present rrlce, must
ne solI above 90 cents v pound-f commissions are
pnid--to secure the manufacturers against loss yet
Heavy slsetings, weighing three yardsIo the pound,
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A SuRpnIsE Party. The members OF the choir
connected with the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION on
Wcdnesiiy uig,t repaired i'll n body to 'hc residence
Of tb.f leader, a. Gull eco. and presented him
with very beautifully mounted goId'headed cane
40 a token Of gra,iiu4e for his kind and untirIDg
,Gyrs toward rendering them efficient CHOIR meni'
heg aud th.ir arpEecilion OF bis great nblies 40
musiea teacher aud org,nlS. Mr.. Gull, s'oogh evi'
d-ndy surprised, wa very much delighted at the
kindness u bis pupils.
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tAdvertisemeaLI
THE TAN BILL,

Now READY 10 pamphie, Of 81 Pie on ane, white P,pea
B-.s IL. b which word fJr word 10 scoord'"ce wits
the .o. text, sppeod to Alphabetical aecsp'''S
toa Of evsy Article be sEsd by the law enc the s"osr
Of The tan to 10 ey~d thereon 1hi. rendsn as ocoP"s
and c Iny-ui-rt IS Il 10 po.s,t e ~ E.sAe It.
Price c.ai pos,p.is r. pei 40 II ssgt by express -
per 100 n by nasjL Add ess TaE rRisuSB Newton
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The transactions in gold have been very large 10
day. aud the ma xet has BEEN excited aud Irregular
although less 20 than yesterday. Sales ut the open
ing were made as high as ll7I but the rate after
ward fell to lis. A better demand then sprang up
sud the ouotation advanced to ll6Gll6l. At the
close lots could be bought at llJl. Some parcels
which had been bought for shipment have been re-
SOLO and to-day the supply has rather exceeded the
demand. Silver is los Gle.
Demand notes ,Cus'Om-house) are less active to-
oay sud selipg At about i0S. Indebtedness Certi6-
Gates are ga g9i. The 1904 are firm at lOii
IOii.
Money is working easier on demand, and ,ome
loans have been made as low rs g cent. The cur.
rent rate, however, IL sat = cent.
At the meeting we noticed yesterday Of the bond
holders Of the St. Louis Alton, and Chicago Bail
road she utmost harmony prevailed sud the plans Of
The Committee were approved and adopted by an
almost Unanimous vote. The road will have only
one mortgage upon it for $2,7OOOOO, of which |
e600 900 will have preference, and sinking fund
30 secure the early payment Of that amount, which
n appropriated 10 the satisfaction Of the y ceut
lien and other uutquidated orders Of the Court. /
Holders Of the Chicago and Mississpri fret mort.
gage b0hds will 20. for each 81 ooG VI old bonds h
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Eeccir,s Of Produce.

Tuursp.f Juiy ir--s0to0 buia. fon i.T@s bhl'. Com
MAJ - D.. IN A.-sl. - b.b. ~l.k nero Dush
Wt-s, r b.sn Corn - iti trsl D.s 1910 - fse
yi,i,. fgI pies Lnr8 u tsts Led ~ p.ss lanes.
,--r-r-r,.
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pl,rmssrSo CAsrALrr-on Wednesday ansr.

pisralssrSo CAsuALTr--On wednesday amer
noon ut ela' pro 'rI0n, oonrisprS o. heaite roo
Que car, Aye pro ,~iin fnom one Of the s"un ~
towns 10 Cypr,ss Hlli- Cemetery. NLru near
tie rnusuce 20 tire gf)uoJs iar hone ATTACHED 90 'he
tcer-c t,.oh ,bt ana fsn away, bringing the Neli-
60 IL contact ~iih come trees aid di~ring II 10
,ieccs. TIE driver WIS seriously injured, ana ne
colin bioA,n up attn sIca so.eacr that zee 'pr.~e
y-us .Lrowu out. I'D Ne head separated from the
body. lie ulot piii. incident o. Ihe equally ~as
hat lnr only moarer wasr stier Of Tue deco 'se"'
" ho. pct yror 70 proceeding 10 inter her brother
learned u tle DEAN o. ,c.rri 1ur IN tie .eccut
larriss b,iore Richmond. Pr. er seg. we're AZ ouee
taken 10 cpmpe.s ,.e Mteri.clt wen The sister,
oysrw helmed viii aogIisb, rc,urred sorowing TO
tue eol..ude OF her home.
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ALLEGED GRAsp observation-disclosures Walter
w.s s,rs,sd Oh eompsst Of Mrs Hutton Of Mercer tsve
charged With stealing wearing apparel 70 the value OF ~
The accused was couIipi ted .Of tflzL
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Dnowssn wHuE BArHIsa.-Ths body Of boy

sppsienly about II Jears VI with DARK hair sud eb-
trs ~ nude picked up yesterday morug tb, foot 81
Jo sl-u" The dretsed had been loi In tie
water L. 10 supro.d he w.. dfoUheJ lille bathing C"o
n.r Nom, ch,Gs Of hs body AID ~ retain fes'
souabe tine ioi dsuI.ncAlion
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CohcsRr or SIX HUNDRED ruPILs or rHF
r.ts,tKru NAnp GtAasAH scHooLs gon pnS Bssssll
o. " tro,,s ADD ORPuANs- Oh, Of the most Lte,siins
.uis ever ootd 10 tits city to the iogsrs Of inu'i.
snd oe,y Va. ,eu he Aeadruy # Music on 'be nom
lIuy2 hen 90 w-llusiued pupils 81 the T"'i'ieh
" ard rna schools cOnc,t Gnd eIhbiti"h ioi the
benefit of tho.e made desoIae by tho prt'eDi war hi'
Honor ia, Mayer presided. The hou'c vas drhs'y ied
ever, was tsk.u ant every s'e G PAre occuIe long
b.o the ,i.irs OF tie CURTAIN. froL Marcus Ceba. Wa
the ausc.l Director.
.,a ,cloes the famed cch, sira 81 Mr. Harvey D. Dod
,,,h performed no to Zaps" siteI wie5 the
c,, ,o. ,ghi trg t.st rs'sly 'qna1'i even u
,ba, u..nGcnt TenPis OF apollo" TAniS-iouf ,ou's
ada. rom " 8 No. 49, representing, with sqpropie en-
u h- hir, -four Stale Eat 40 frort L'hnj utn were
arranged huudr es dr' SEED IN white With red VIII
AID blue sashes While tao bundT bog. With igs "bousl
10 tho rear" TIE eat chorus. GLORY be to God ou
ash" by Mozart, sdmsby perfoi the oIchestss
as.ing AID Mr. Chss +. OlD-y prssidins 81 the piano.
Then followed ouei entitled The AilhtDg'les ID tie
which finely sung by Miss Haut Butl.y OF Ward
school No 49, and Master Lewis Damn VI Ward School no D.
The chorus. Away Away the Morning FREELY Bessing "
va. neg, 10 order THIS 10 alaays Gvorie twussuc-
ecded by opuaT song Soldier Is My besu," snug by
Misc Martha Dawes Il sd School No g. the scholsr unit
ins tho chorus Prof Celsun then 'sHs The Drum Lap
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fAiveitisenent
SUMNER CLOTHING,
20 Der Geo, below Broadway prices.


Women who have 10 earn their living, can
ia.r ,.sp, n, III, M for what 20 Do. by fhcns
I,-irsI E,aul.stiou . F,wrfS Weiss No. SO bfos~"r
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Tux EsuoLLsD Muir, oy KiSos CoUsTr.--
Tie rctun. ,fces 90 Ter Toe uu.ita law li.cs' Il
rs re 1T Lefsaurr have completed their l.lpr,,
aud placed ,,c li-s Of names Ia ;ne CITY and County
CLERKS o6ICrs. There are 81 COMPANY dlstlcis lu
lie city .hd 10 in me country towns. The latter are
lied 10 the County Clrs, oiice. Tie number Of
persons between tlo ages oi Is .ud 10 ,arges from
80 70 aJ1 .id over, aserpsng about 300 usn IA
escn district hattie TO I,ripuu Military daiy, making
Nh ~ r,lnte . he;vc,u l. 90 AMI 5000. The
City and COuu,y ,oms,ise 'ne 5.u and ltn Brigade,
rcdyf ,he oomnolI respectively Of Gen. p. >.
Crooks ind Gel. Jeite &. Smiih.
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We append comparative view OF the inn or's
aud exports Of cotton into and from Great Britain
from Jan. I 10 June 81, rs62 aud OF the lupor's
and exports for the came perioi lasi year.
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OBD Fellows AnSvERsARY.-Ths Howard
Lodge Of Od1 Fellows held il usual aun ver-sry at
ODD Fellows Hall, Oh Wednesday evening ex-
Councilman Alex. l.. Shaw delivered an address.
The Lodge now nan,Lero 4j7 members and since its
org aaa'ioo 20 yesrs ago. las 'sbur'ed 70 sick aud
needy persons SO Ga. The balance nov III the
Treasury Is 1914 50.
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CAUGHT IN TBg AcT.-John Brown WIS cauehd
he "a. six.D Preci CO Police "Wednesday night after
ock 10 Ia. act IL ofcpg tho door of the No ~
Gaze s,rlsi lie ga coWuiu,d Tor eIaniias I'm.
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ASorHER SALE or pRTzr PRoPERrY.-fester-
day ,aie Of Government Pie Property TOOK place
nj Wneeler's stores, Atlantic Dock, Mr.. Simeon
Drteer ,uctioneer. TIE Attendance wos large and
bidding spirited. Tue property sold WAS the cargo
OF III. re- oonrr j. G.. Mcneil the cargo of the
schooner ,uaht, tho cargo Of the sloop Pioneer,
and tina. Of the schooner Vonus. II consiSted oil
fee cotton aud tebscco.
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(Advsnisen ientl
Tav Holman NATIONAL OPERA TEoUrk

tb. mot talented company of juvenile Artists before
pnb ic Il siviug lee of Gcsh ui ute aihns'"" "A~
sT.s AUsAUE, every AtrrGcCn aud EseHing
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MISNFPNUFNINTI n thENVs-IIc0OSs''0
Yesterday arrested Geo. Ka1oe no eas Charged with 90
tsning ri.th. PcLd Co worth e2S which,
1. LEGGED he caused 90 iO tue Of 20 The P
lie. the where piano -
Ken 10 siler tie sale. Ihc accused locked up.
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THF Iioy. b. I. OpuL.-The resolutions OF
l.nhs 10 he liou. Ma.s y. O.eii, Ter h.s eScrlour
90 behaf m oor s"'.io.e, which were pa,std some
time ,nce by the Common Council, have been bean
tiiul'y engr)s.~d by H. :. r. Lonas oad richly
f,aued. 1loy vii 10 preseu'gD 10 Mr. Oiell GA bis
.,,uin from Washington. neat week.
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ExcIsy.-Yesieriny the Excise Commissioner
granted hily lice Uses at 80 each.
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Jos JryrrRsos.-lGe Melbourne Aygu', of April

.IOF JEYFERsON.-IAe MflI0nfhe dTgNs, OF AFIh
. s.y-:
" II the Piincess's Tiea'er we have en- Anerie' an
CT ethan namrd j ttls n, whose performances are
x.t,in. sonnet, ipg nk, fy,ore ~ this ,i'y. The
or'v c,.-,.irfs ii ti-h he La- hitherto appeared
ar, th - % tilp Van wi 81, Bob re-, AID AS,
Irr,chprt, Ia the An,eficsn Coosi".' The latter
courdy b.. acquired an ns'aniai eons anu nense
oyrsrtyi not Oh srrOnnt al i's lrerHiy merits Tor
thty ARE mcon.ld-fai lie. but irom the udnirdoie
way il which the piece lie Sc'ed. Nc Jefferson 8
eelin,atiou OF Yankee character IS greatly enjoyed
.y tue aucirnce.'
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IncIe,se...J3 IS In'..2VbuI Dec. ..4JsJ IncIV,JI
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left Ut
Underwater from tbe commenced ieni Of navigation TO
the 9Th July, inclusive, during the years lo6l and
1860 ,poe az f,iloxvs.
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TnE SEVENTH RtClMFsr.-- TIE Richmond f.

YHE SEVENTH Rt GIMysr.-- Tie Richmond Err
a,a,aer describing ,Ac late battlefield, says:
mute sd % O. -r 'rs stoy We told tytLo'r koap'scka
UpYrd OF 30 90 f- ,ua~d istAe,s IA, tie held
0.iobsrd g. tLs famous Ne"-iofs tn"
TITS statement having been circulated by New
York pape,s 10 Is due he gallant 7th 10 si-te lla
10 II perioc.iy trle. TIE New-fcrk 5,b lS'eubeh
Re, ihent Volunteers were IA actIon before Rich
u,ui, sod brayey distinguished themselves 10 tie
memorials iytrtnt 90 the Jamer RIVER The otneI
NrW.YOrk 7,h tM htia) ere uoS Oh daty N b'tt
more nud uos bcfo.e Richmond as Tie Eremlae'
90 exuiiau,iy prooaI,n-.
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SENi-CksrESsIAL CoaNENcENENr At HAMiL-
Ton CoLLLGE, cLiEroS, n. l.-The Commerce
meat tuis year at Clinton promises 70 be Of UNUSUAL
mter,tt y .nUg The week addiesses ~ill DC dehy-
rcd By tie Rev. Dis Parker AMI Kendall OI this
cry. md she llou. Chas. b. Sedgw'ck oi Syracuse.
On Wednesday, Juy l6, she Aun'pi VII De vel
cjnied by tie Hot. Wu. j. Bacon Il U ia, AID the
lii, or.cal address VIII be dedy,eed by Presiden,
Fisher aud po, N by the Rev. d. hendnch' FRO
&c sor Of Greek, OF ROcAes'er U"NerNit!; Lher
~ Inch collation. will be seryec III the large ent OF
the New YORK State Agriculture. oou'iy, which uas
been leaned ior tie lu,rOse. Commencement Day,
Thussd y, July IL.
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CITY ITEMS.
Rre,mEsr IRON THE Ivrn DrsrRIcr.-Ihe M,

REGIMENT FROM THE Iyrb DisTRIcT.-The M
tary Committee Of the lVh Senatorial District, ap
pintrd by the Governor, held it, 6rst meeting yes
'cr,isy afternoon, at the Asior Honse. There was
fun atseudduce, every member of the Committee
bisng pre.ent. After deliberate and harmonious dis
cus.iop. tho meeting sdjouruei 70 Saturday, at
o'clock. when some suitable person will be nomi
g, = ed TO t,ke commsud Of The regiment. In th6
mean time, applications for that po>i'i"n may be
made 10 the Chairman, the Hon. L. H. Woodruff, al
III. hsior Hol.s. which will be carefully aud can
didly considered by the Committee at tho meeting Oh
Saturday,.
THE LATE Cor. KEESEDY.--1he resolutions
adonted hy The Common cornell last Jnly, IN rela
ton 10 the d. IL of Col. WIN. ID. Kennedy OF the
ranu.any REGIMENT, have been benu'iinliy engroa'e
by j. u. Williams of Cooper institute, who has
been engaged on he work siBce September last.
TIE reelusons a-s al upon lie iocs Of an American
shield surrounded 10y reprcsenta,lors OF The battles
of Bull Run aud Fot DoLel-on. 4 very excellent
pbotograph Of the decoasrG ~ on the smed, aad the
zeal ,,f he city 1T The bottom The work is ret IL
2 uonrrivs frame surrounded with tie city coat
Of arms AID military embemr The engrossIay aod
tosiyn il he most flushed piece ~ penmansbp that
we have ever seen. r work can he seen H. the
CITY, Hall The cost is only $1,000, The city, IA
usual, bearing lLe eypenSr.
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We have received from the publishers. Messrs. Z
& q. w Blum, II copy OF their corrected map oil th
reai VI wAr around Richmond.
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4 CuMosITY ~ Tux CAyISE rnInE.-Instinc.
IN Tie dgal- horse !. crne4y conceded % appf,xusr
rcis ro..i' 60 tbu los faculty or he luusi .rc
rss tho s,.y cunning o. al olhr. te. q b. qli
rpri idpe lL's ,.i tI~ak u'-y scopan n
tor tb, fOndnets u insi-d of 4oss ant
A. the io,tsii 60
So. faithful iag 'bsn iesr him company
We havr bed sLin ..ay f,..uii lee Cui, 90.
FL I'D 49, c,nrc ~ Tie ~oaderai Performance.
really suP.rb Newfoundland dog Who has h'ea educated
10 oboy every ord Of r.aotsd matter hos hcnt the
ts.s nay b.. o. sddiop p,rorn,hcs ~ dyrs d.
~ iAs sph-fs = arucst ho g. quts qil u Ire taA o.
pot'clirs hf' sld property snn'' tho Ie'- u hr sni
wafrf. Thls noble jps. whose uaIs l. Milo" though
ba'r, cacredng twelve mou-hs od IL of 'yml,.tsio.
q rio thorough bred j. - incie. IN igh mcclure IA
'tet dv- ipch-, 10 eugit. 4rd weighs Is D. hen-yef
he rors abroad nio fhr observed ~ 40 ob-ery-r" 10
M Chi au Jalf Il 80 F,hlg ne,r br,Lwi
Avenue Nnu,t grgh he credit !, due pi iginR Elevated
hgl .ond.d the training 90 rfDse i"p 81 nog.. he
ha. 6~go pri.d Of p yrafs the ci~ study u
- he esr aul IA ned b. 81 his
i,n,r GOOD secHnt l lr VI H. sly CONCEDED b.
II N st.i, Ai. cola vhcis 'ht d Au0 togrl" ~nh
f.Ld sf4 await ihrif .Iaipatllg cerhcs
| OF ~, breeding
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Ne ext act from our ate Enslisn lies tbe foreiyn
markets, 40 iollows:
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Tie quantity of -four wheat, corn and barley left
81 ide-water, curing Sic first week in July, i'll the
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SRCONp BOARD.
THURSDAY, Ju'y ln-P. ".

The Stock market WIS active this morning; but
under free supply of stok, the fsucies were not
SUSTAINED at the full prices of yesterday. In Gov
erumen, secorities there Was no change Of import
ance. Pacific Mail contrary the general tendency
of the market, WAS better touabiog los, recovery
Of 81 y cent After the Board the market was
weak but again recovered tone somewhat. st the
Second Boald prices wers Irregular, but generally
lower. Late IN the day the quliaiions were hrmer,
with better demand for stocks. The closing prices
were: United States 6s, 1891, registered, 1922 United
States 6s, 1884, coupots, 1922 Treasury Notes 49,
IOiaa i05; American Gold us, a ll5s; Missouri Is,
48l; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 1929 ITO;
Eew-Yolk Central, 80 a92i; Erie Railway, 3ji q
Sc; Erie Preferred, 63j a So; Hudson River Rail-
road, 45i; Illinois Central, 59i; Galsna and Chicago
70i all; Cleveland aud Toledo, al. Rock leland
Railr,aa est; Michigan Central Railroad 6ll Mich
igan Spu'hern aud Northern Indiana Raj road, 25s;
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad, 23s a25s.
The market for Foreign bills has been very much
unsettled to-day by the fluctuations in Gold. Sterling
has ranged frvm l2s to 1870. AT the close leading
bills sre noniaslly liz, a 1881 Francs, 4.35 a i.3O
Freigbts are again quite active and decidedly
6rmer. closing with snupward ttrdency. To Liver
pool the engagements are $4,000 bu,h. Wheat ~
13i 0l4d. iu bulk and BAGS also, II 0O0 DO. do at
I2Id. early 10 the ay 10 NIL up 4i,0O0 do. Corn at
III l3id IL bulk aud bags, closing al our extreme
rates 30 thds. 70 ,acco at 37r. Cd. 20 lcs. do al
2s ~ 900 bbls. Flour at So. 6d. as. 3D., and ls.,
msinly q, the inside rs;e, bot closing 1T lie higher
rate; 500 tcs Lsrd at 4Os. 100 bbs. Lard OIL at
9Os- To London 2j.UOJ bisb Wheat ut i4i. in
bulk 800 prtss. fb1ur at Is. a Is. %. To Bristol;
100 Ibis. Floar at 81. 30. t. Maneilies 100 pigs.
prorisious III &C. y 10 gross. weight 80 bts. Flour
at 81. TIE charters are Norwegian brig and .
Danish bark, with Wheat, 10 COX, for orders .,
~ 81. y quarter, and I'D. 2 % 10; schooner Of
Ia3 TINS 10 he Wet Indies and back at sl,iGGi
suogher schooner of % tun-, tie same voyage III
g., and out at II ? Dol.
The business Of The Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
sos, sll-for Customs Sl9O,o00; Payments, 81 &c.,
~ o; Baauce, $s,978,9il 50.
Toe earnings oi the Buffalo, NeW-York, and Ene
Railroad for June were:
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HEApouAnrrRs U. S. FoncEs.

HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRCEs(
NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept 8, 1862.
Special Orders, No /.
/. In pursuance of the instructions Of
Major General BUELL., all soldiers here
after found in this city or beyond their
camp lines without special authority from
these Headquarters, will be arrested and
sent to the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority, will be arrested and taken
to Major SDuI, A, A. A. G., District of
the Ohio.
No papers will in future be granted to
officers or soldiers TO leave their encamp-
ments, and all existing orders pertaining
TO this matter are hereby annulled.
All General and staff officers, both Of
Brigades and Regiments, will DO exempt
ed from the enforcement Of this order.
Camp guards will be of sufficient
strength to prevent the soldiers from
leaving the commands to which they be.
long.
One Company Of Cavalry and one Com
pany Of Infantry, will be detailed as
Patrols, who will DO attentive 10 their
duties aud promptly execute their nstruc-
tons
BY command Of Brig. Gen. ROUSSEAU
I. A.JONES, 4. A. A. Gen.
scpG--dlW
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Flag Presentation.


Miss EsMA g. IooFuoHow, one Of
the glorious and fearless Union ladies Of
Nashville, presented beautiful National
Flag to Captain MoHroN, at Edgofeld, on
last Saturday. We are sure that Captain
MoRToS and his men will forever defend
the banner presented to them by beauti-
ful, accomplished, aud lovely woman, in
every hour Of trial, as a treasure which
cannot be lost without the foulest dis
honor.
The following is the address delivered
by Miss LooFBonow, at the presentation,
in the presence Of large assembly
Coz. MOODY present, through you, to
Captains MORTON and RonEcKER, from
the loyal ladies Of Edgefeld, this banner
this proud emblem Of our glorious and
honored country, this sacred shrine of
every patriots hopes and prayers. Have
you ever seen il trampled in the dust
torn and violated by the p0lluting touch
of rebel hands il you have not, you can
never know how wellyou love il. have
seen this; and woman though ! am,
almost scorned the weak arm that hung
neryclcss and the woman's soul that dared
not resent this insult TO the holy memo
ries that sanctify my oouniry's flag
and in The language Of the Roman
4 patriot ! inwardly exclaimed, "What,
! do witness this, and still
liver To your patriotism, TO your
/ stronger arms and stouter hearts, ] be-
queath this hallowed banner Won will
/ place IL over The Qualifications that guard
our newly erected bridge, and when you
first witness the unfurling Of its grace
FIJI folds, resolve in your hearts nay,
"Sirear on y0gr Slcordg' that You will
die sooner than surrender 10 to traitor
hands. And never again let the mid
night incendiary GIL our hearts with
terror, and awaken our eyes with the red
glare of the flames that tell MS il has
again fallen into the hands of the law
less Zoe.
present you this flag from the resi-
dcnce Of one of the most fearless and pa
triotic ladies in our midst. IL was here
upon the first approach of our brave de-
liyerers, the noble soldiers of the Union
that the stars and strips were lirstraised
and here, accompanied by the prayer;
of the faithful" intrusl il to your keep
ing.