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cessiully travel through your delightful
country, abounding in "Greenbacks" and
good horses, TO both which we take huge.
ly. allow you to depart on your journey
bomewsrd. This you will do on foot. the
more easily TO avoid the Abolilionis,s,
whom you so heartily despse, who, having
seen you driviog as through the country
in your own private carriage, might soy
something TO hurt your feelings and, al
ter your loog ride with US, exercise will
be very conducive 10 your health. Bat,
before parting with so agreeable com.
panion, and one who has voluntarily made
himself so useful for the sole purpose Of
fur,berins the good cauee he has at heart,
we will all sing. II wish was in Dixie"
with the new chorus, "Three cheers for
jeff. Davis" in which you will join, (tbe
old man never sung in his life.) The note
was struck, the singing commeuced.-
The old man was silen. and stubborn, to
be thus robbed, and then, ,as friend seek
ing redress Of friend, and be by that
friend again robbed, and then to be thus
insul,ed. to have his holy and loyal Secss.
sion patriotism thus trihed with and abus.
ed, and that, too, by men whose patriotism
he believed had caused them to become
martyrs to the Unsuitable tyranny Of Lin
coin and his minions, twas iugra,itude Of
the wo,st type: it utterly and completely
overpowered him. The first verse was
completed, the second commenced, and
the sharp application Of The lash to the ole
Copperhead's shoulders, brought him
back TO the actual present, and to his sen.
ses. Sill he did not sing, and not until q
blow with the fat Of cavalry sabre on
his cheek. did the cd man begin. His
voice fa,ered, tears gushed from his eyes
tears OF anguish for the ingrattude Of
friends. (even worse than the serpenps
tooth, )--bu, his tormentors cont;nued.-
One, giant rebel, with cavalry revol.
yer 10 hand. with its muzzle TO the old
mans head, whose ominus click, click,
sounded like the knell Of death 10 his
coward anc ;raitorous heart. yelled in his
ears, "Louder! old Yank, louder y"
The old man finally arrived home wea
~ and jaded. lie is now an -A6oliaonist.
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NATURE breaches cbeerfulness 10 Der
saddest moods; she covers even forgotten
graves with flowers.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-07
Mr.. LINCOLN ON Mr.. vAlLaroIaHAM.
The Reply of the President to tho APP
piicntion OF the Ohio Committee for
the II e1ease or vaiinndfgham

"nSh'N"foN'i ". " JUNE Nv, 1909.
Gxsrrxxxy-The resolutions OF the Ohio Democratic
state Convention which you present mo- together with
your Introductory and closing remarks being 10 position
and argument manly The the resolutions or the
democratic meeting Al Albany, New York. refer YOU 10
response 10 the latter meeting Of tho poiptu In
tho This response you evidently used in preper.
ing your remarks, and desire more than thai Il be
used with accuracy. In single reading Of your remark
only di.covVed one inaecuracy In matter which sup.
rose you took from TINT paper II is where Won say-
1.-THE undersigned upabe 70 agree with WOW IN the
opinion you have expressed that the constitution n Inc
rcnt time Of insurrecton invasion from what n n
IN time a pcaco md public security
recurrence to the paper will show you thai have
expressed the opinion you suppose expressed the
opinion that the constitution 10 different IN Is nppcafcr
Ia of rebellion invasion involving The public
safety from what II Ia In tunes OF profound peace and
Public security and this opinion adhere TO- simny he
cause by the constitution itself. things NAV no done In
the one which may not he done IN the other
disilts 70 waste a word merely personal po,nt
yourselves nj fault should you ever seek FOR evdence 10
prove your assumption that Opposed The d,senss,onx
bcioro tho people tho policy u the Mexican war;
You say 'Expunge from the constitution ths Ijpita.
ton upon the power Congress TO suspend tho writ OF
hsbeas corpus and yet tho other guarantees OF per.
scual liberty would remain unchanged Doubtless
II this clause OF tho constitution, Improperly called
as think limitation upon the power OF Congress
wero expungsd, the other guarantees would remain
tho same but the question not how those
would stand with that clause out OF the consuon but
a- hav stand With that oaass rsmainlnH 10 u. n csss
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5,2e

This statement like that Of last week. shows an
increase of means and q decrease Of discounts.
The loans have now been reduced five to six mil
lions within three weeks-a very sharp contraction
indeed, and one which might have justified much
closer money market than we have had. In their
present condition the banks are able to expand
with some liberality. and will probably commence
to this week. Within few days many leading
banks have been increasing their issues Of their
paper the silly panic which reisned some time
since about the Of legal tender
currency, and the probability that the city banks
would be compelled to redeem their issues in coin,
having entirely subsidized.
Gold opened this morning at 1917, rallied to
1897, fell back to 1887, sold in the afternoon at
1891 1888, 1887 and 1888, and closed at five r. NJ.
at 1873 1887. A moderate business was done in
exchange ut Isl 152 for first class bankers bills
A heavier decline In gold was looked for, in view
of the great importance Of Mcade's victory over
Lee; but we have probably only begun to feel the
effect OF this influence. The short interest in gold
il quite large, and naturally operates to check the
rapdity Of the decline. AS there is no export dc.
mand for gold, the present premium cannot be
maintained IL the defeat OF the rebels proves 40
thorough as to restore general confidence at home
and abroad. II is pretty difficult even now, to
keep up the price, In the face Of the heavy ex-
port that is going on OF American securities to
Europe.
Money was comfortable to tho stock brokers this
morning at 6 a 7 per cent most Of the leading
houses declining to pay over per cent. while
stray spesulsters with miscellaneous collateral
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-Wncat was III limited request al materially reduced
prices. The days sales comprised IS 900 bushels
81 IS for white and 81 ~ 81 40 for and amber wes
tern winter 81 81 81 ~ for Milwaukee club ameS
spring 81 IL 81 80 for Chicago spring. and 81 90 n o.
for amber State and Jersey Corn decidedly lower,
with sales Of 100 600 bushels. including mixed Western,
At Toe. ike. for sound, 8sc. roc for unsound ana
Rye continued Inactive at CSC 81 co. Barley and bar
ley malt unateTed.
CoriK was dull and nominal.
CorIox negectcd ana irregular IN prices.
FsaI.uis were duh and heavy 'dvorpcol there
shipped ~ bales cotton at Nd % bbts. -four al
o., 5000 bushels grain at I'd. .ad, and loo tons
orders AZ - Cd To Rotterdam 200 bbs. nour -
oases.
proyrsoss--pork was down a. sil Is FOR o. aud ei3
a Si3 OF for new mess and $40 90 sf n Tor prno
bis at 30 60 Sill 10 TOR prime and s12 20 ga for
extra moss lard was depressed at CSC. IoHc,
with sales of 900 packages OF cut 200 pack.
sgcs were sold at s1sc. Sc for shoulders. and &c.
Sic. Cor hams Bacon ruled very quiet nc &C. 100
Butter and cheese were lightly dealt in at previous
prices.
svcsRs were inactive with sales OF only 2l5 hhds. q.
III kc 12xc. for New Orleans ana l04c. &c. for
Cuba.
TAuow.-saos OF 60 900 lbs we're effected at ioy.es
lie
wusxx There we're aso bos. DISPOSED Of at iRs.
acc,
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paid Z. Debt certificates shared the general i'm
provement Of government securities. and rose u
per cent. Mercantile paper Is in demand at
per cent, but continues to be very scarces
good deal of business was done in stocks this
morning; but the course of prices was irregular.
Stocks which were depressed by the rebel raid
naturally rebounded on the news of their retreat.
Cumberland rose 8 per cent, Canton ~, Read
ing 4, Pittsburg TX, Fort Wayne N. There
was some inquiry for Ohio and Mississippi
certificates, which fell from AZ to 30 mainly, on
the dread of rebel invasion. Governments were
very strong Coupon skies of 1881 sold at lot,
which is equal to ITO, and the 80 notes rose IA
per cent. The demand for these bonds comes
chieay0from abroad. The general railway share
list was irregular. Hudson rose to l60, an advance
of 3% per cent; Illinois Central rose l; but Cen
trail fell11a, Erie l, Erie preferred r., Southern
old ~, guaranteed l, Galcna II Toledo was
~ per cent better; the June earnings show an in
crease of so per cent-$l00, 0S5, against $66 600
last year. Harlem fell off per cent, without any
apparent cause. Pacific Mail was steady. There
was an advance of per cent in Missouri skies,
and Tennessees were likewise better. The
movement in miscellaneous shares appeared to
be checked by the uncertainty OF opera
tors as to the effect of victories on the
market. AS for some time past gold and
stocks have worked independently of each
other land the latter have advanced been main
tanned on their earnings, and not on any theory Of
the depreciation of the currency, it is probable
that after the public has time for reflection specula-
ton in shares will be revived AT the one p. M call
there no particular change in the market.
= 0rAa ,1x,
At the second board Hudson sold at ITO. The bears
in this property are realizing pretty thoroughly
the danger of selling dividend paying shares short
In other respects the market was tame, and gene
rally from n to "a per cent lower than in the
morning. At the four p. M. call there was rather
more disposition to buy the active shares. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-07

The meeting of stockholders in the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad Company took place az
advertised, on the LIST inst. For reasons satisiac
tory to the stockholders, it wns decided not to
suffer any more of the bonds to be converted into
stock. and such decided opinions against lease Of
the road at eight per cent per annum to the stock
holders were expressed that the parties applying
for the lease did not press the point. The follow
ing statement of the income account Of the COM
pany and of its liabilities was laid before the
meeting:-
Gross earnings for six months. 1887 ,507
Expenses OF operation. 1882, 6Ob
Not earnings. Observation-Disclosures. 444,9O2
Net earnings for six months .S444 ,0O2
Paid interest on mortgages. including that on first
mortgage, duo February 1 1885,. $4,000
Rent 10 Pittsbhrg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
go Railroad Company ............ 42,5OO
Surplus earnings for six months ........ 227 ,402
The expenses OF operating road for six months
forty seven per cent OF the gross earnings.
Gross first six months OF last year $24 52
Net increase first six months Of last year 14 22
Liabilities
Second mortgage bonds per cent interest 900
Third mortgage bonds seven cent interest 966 900
Funded debt mortgage bonds six per cent init 31 500
Total. 81 2ss 500
The money for the payment Of the first mortgage bonds
s 10 the hands Of Isaac seymour, ESQ., trustee and most
Of them havo been paid OIL
River line bonds Is 0CO
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Total STA as7 ss4 sOa SO 50os 9la Iss CO. sss
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MONDAY, July 6-8P.M.
AsHx-Saies were made OF 90 b6ls. at s.sc for poss
aud 9kc. for pearls
BRxADsrryys--Tbc -four market very duh TO. day.
and prices much lower and very irregular. Tho
days sales reached 200 bbls State and Western go
Southern, and 500 Canadian, within revised quota
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THH Hor CROP The Coolerstown New York; Journal
thinks that the hop csop 0sego and Montgomery
ties will be somewh hat below an average one.
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following were the closing quotations OF the day.

A dividend of six per cent was paid to-day on
the Madison and indianapolis Railroad stock. A
couple of years ago the stock sold at four dollars
and five dollars the share--less than the dividend
paid to-day. 1t is facts like these which are re-
viving confidence in railroad property.
The June earnings on the leading roads continue
to show well. The following are the figures re-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER iAI,


MONDAY. July 6-6 p. M.
To-days bank statement compares as follows
with that of last week.
Web end'g. Looms Srecie Cyrrsrn. D~rosifs
July 27sI75 .6s25N 1921 202 6,004 lit 1853 $50 30s
Juno 81 la 237 3s4 IS 302 $40 5,99s 9A I5s642 s25
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The steamship Northern Light arrived at this
port yesterday, from Aspinwall on the 26th ult.,
with s25l .947 "a in treasure.
The imports Of foreign dry goods at New York
for the fiscal year ending June 80 compare as fol-
lava with thoae Of the mast two years.- .
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The company proposes to use the money
thus shown to be on hand in extinguishing the
various debts above last enumerated, and is, in
effect, paying them off from day to-day. The
company likewise proposes to anticipate the pay
ment of the September and November interest on
the mortgage bonds. Whether this application of
the funds Of the company will be satisfactory to
the stockholders remains to be seen. II is urged
by Mr.. Lane, who held most OF the New York
proxies that in view of the rebel raid into Penn.
sylvania, and the alarm prevailing at Pittsburg it
is wiser for the directors to await the old dividend
day Of the company October ID before dividing
any Of the moneys on hand. Whether this reason.
ing will satisfy the stockholders, who have dis
pcnsed with income for many years, and who now
learn that their property has earned money which
they are not to receive, is an undetermined prob.
lem. II is to be feared that the passage of div-
dend which the directors admit has been earned will
rather aggravate than soohe the angry feelings that
have been aroused by the past conduct Of the
Pittsburg directors. As q rule stockholders in
this meridian rather tired of seeing boards
Of direction disposing Of surplus profits in
indirect and unexpected ways, while they
are deprived Of the income which rightfuly
belongs to them. II il difficult for shareholders
to diyest themselves OF the notion that these
diversions Of their funds are so contrved as to
cnure to the individual profit of the directors who
authorize them. Whether the parties who en-
trusted their proxies to Mr.. Lane, on the under.
standing that he would see to il that no chcanery
should stand between them and a dividend will
feel entirely satisfied with the manner in which
he has discharged his trust, ID question which we
will not undertake to determine. Meanwhile the
stockholders may feel pretty sure that the road is
earning, and is going TO earn from to 10 per cent
annually on the stock, and that the only thing to
be now taken care Of is that the money finds its
way into the hands Of those who are entitled to IL.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-26
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