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NIBLo' GARDEN.-Besinsw & wur.rnry.
-'' IosDAf September IL 1874,
SECOND WEEK
" ;ho highly ,Isces,ful engagement Of
EDWIN FORREST,
"''O VI" '''- FIFTH TINE AS
CORIOLANUS
% he S se1i rSs E E.' = EVENING OVERLOOKING
AUDIENCES. -, >,,.,,,
Scenery, DRESSES and APPoIsTaENTs AL N.Y. y;
Ma Faues, I.sbels Freeman Mrs SssIIet ;; q s
ioosh, }. @ Barnett J. w Collier O. Beck: &c N"n'H'
TOMORROW, SMITH NIGHT OF EDWIN FORREST
CORlOLANuS.
uUkES MOTTO NIGHTS.
TIE PUBLIC DEMAND
'0' ''''A'''A THE DUKES MOTTO
=" THRoNGrD HOUSES
which witness ns representation. Induces tue manager M
''1A'' ~ 'WEDNT sDAY AND SATURDAY.
HENRI De LAGARpERE,
WM. WHEArLEl
Adon rs cents secured In psrqnes and PaI9ss'
'H'l' SEATS rsT SECURED CURE SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
IRVING HALL.
FALIONs sTEREOPTrcoN
ILIs Wonderful and Beautiful Exhibition
q. voN NIL srs arn yGs rf HvESISG SEPT H.
wax .rs, of n.tc,ivs and elegant programmes ilasHst'
EXQUISITE sr.r 81 ~ 'T ho vlf,V VIEWS
HNSo' poRrNATIS or OUR GENERALS, Ie. 10
rct., IS centL Dogs open u Commence 1t seiscs.
TRAND BILL A K ID III 1 ii
N III.
CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA
TIE
GOLDEN CUE.
PHILIP TfEMAN OF CINCINNATI
Against
DUDLEY KAvANAH or NETWORK.
hi, brilisn. contest viii take place at the
APPROPRIATION, -
FOURTEENTH STREET ON THURSDAY E'ENlNo,
SEPTEMBER l5 1854
q. hul dir,i 40
Sand persons nnobstucted view of tho play ny
REQUEST Of the principals the whole management OF the enh
btop il under the Immediate supervision Of Michael Phelan.
Doors open at O'Clock. Play to commence a. q ocoek
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
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Amnsements.
>ARNIMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

coMaRNclNG MONDAY, Sept. II, lseA
e SsasD o SFEssS
REGULAR DRAMATIC SEASON
kEeSEAk bRAaATIo SEASON.
POWERFUL AND TALENTED DOUBLE COL
PANY,
including NUMEROUS ella svOrtes and many names ssS
pR IL Z TAYLOR s ST. I. N stx,e1
Mr. Mr.. WI II. !, jjAHIEsoy at. H. !. atpsWzx;
Me, j. CLEAvER, M ! BRIpoMAN.
Mrs. COOK, M POklEE
u: ": Sr $aEsy 4. Ea4i I %5SSSIHs
n.. g M ss;t' h nr p RS FRxScE
Ms. THoMPs0N. ~. 4 GySSLSGHAA
Mi.. . GERMAN, A.. STEVENS.
Misc ANsON . az noNiIn
Mr. J. ~ HuGHEs.... .prsnysn
Mr. FRINK w PETERsCHEN Musical Di1se.ss
rMr. G.
F. VI and C.lcian IshA
n w. I'm. :", b.; b, renovated
TIE LEcTUREROOh
sswy deserted and yss1tsd Ann ,nopvPr,rs An
ELEGAsT PRosoENiUM AND DRArEaY,
TAINTEp ExPREssLY 5T gY THy IAaAYTEp
''' '''fY Is ssss.,is PLACE or AMUSEMENT
EFFECTIVE, announce an ENTIRE CHANCE % II
1S4rh gHsssa ssR sEsMS0'
Es o. sRSffEa Of Pf ThK osbHR ENTITLED
THE sIGNET OF KING SOLOMON;
THE TEMpLARR9's DAUGHTER.
NEW LOCAL scENEs RIB, BY mr. GEORGE HEILGs.
THE DOMESTIC bRGaA, IN Two ACTS, BY HOW
ARD PAUL, Ese, OF
LOVES DISCUSSES.
TO CONCLUDE WITH THE GREAT FARCE d
W. H. hOAhN sJoNRss BABY.
TIE TIE S SsEAF T TON Fa aSMB
A GREAT SUCCESS.
BRILLIANT GLOkloUs!
BRILLIANT GL0SI0Es q lR!gH NJ bl
IN THE LECTURE ROOM.
II and at and u in conjonc,i0n via 'bs Do
D1'''' ''"p'"' GEN. TOM THUMB.
HIS BEAgTTFgL WIPE,
ELFIN MINNIE WARREN,
A MARRIED COUPLE A BACHELOR and BELLE -
''" sRSL i.' NEVER So sn Eff fsp g
Atthe II ococ k,Atorning Leve. AT WHlCB TINE THkbS
WILL RE 40 EXTRA CHARGE Foa SEATS 'hU -
'1'N TIE IDENTICAL WEDDING COSTUME
worn their Marriage Day, Feb. 10, las.
EAr fHle f'iS Ky nsS SRcNAL cHARAcs
NEW1EAh CALLS,
WILL DE PERFORMED EVERY EVENING,
TONY DEAlER, THE GREAT PANTOMIMiST,
10 his gro;.qne Nautical Homppe stills with the sssss
ted Drunken scene.
THE GRAND oRCHRsTRloN
win play Of short intervals Dsy and Even!nS
EXTRAORDINARY LIVING Hun IN NOVELTY,
Just brought EoiD CircS.sa
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUDFIsH
GIANTS, DWARFS, ALBINOs, AND MILLION
OTHER CURIOSITlEs.
10000 fee, Of esh sir per minute Infused through The
house. .x. 81.
NoTICE.-The entertainments Of .ae MORNING -
EVENING less crowded with vstos thsn those Of -
Admission % cents. Children under TO- is eents
BARNuM'S SPECIAL NOTICE.
Durips the short engs cement Of CEN TOM THUMB 81
FAMILY the spacious EGRESS will be opened into Ann
throu sh and avoid the crowd ~
necessary precautions have been token 70 secure me
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1nsnranre Companies.
NETWORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREET.

CASH o<VOBVVSs
I'd, Company has been Ia successful opesticn 'of more
- THIRTY YEARS, and continues 70 INSURE ssains,
-. snd Dsm,ss By FIRE upou terms favorable snlaI
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
Axx Lossxs LipIRALLr AnJvsTro Ass fRony7ir rAip'
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UEDERHlLL, President
on,.,p lanes william HsItun, Ctsa l.. Stewart
- e~vmorr saml j. Warins Samuel N. Dodge,
xI-ssn, Dsyta G. H. Pfeaer Michssl Ulshs efer.
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yokn v Andrew X III. Buchsnas. Ethelbert B. hDs
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Imnsemfnie.
GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT

GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT
THE ACADEMY or MUSIC,
g@1i shs d,siisGs JEWELERS.
~ Ill, - AssociArioN'
'' '''''' PROGRAMME
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
viii be presented by the RIOS. o,a,,s,,rn
rrA.I1S Sf SEha1 HsI AND ENSsa Artists
VINO have been engaged FOR thu -
NOVEL MUSICAL EVENT.
Tche's, 10 all parts the house,
ONE DOLLAR.
APEcULIAR AND ORIGINAL FEATURE,
VALUABLE usf pREsf hh9 WITH EACH TICKET.
To each ticket sod is .tt.sh 1.d,,cos
which entities 's' R Rg.sH;i;is PRESENT,
'' GSEs DOLLAR 70 FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AT
RETAIL PRICES,
which present the purchaser Of ticket may receive
IMMEDIATELY
presentation Of Tho coupon to the Aetusy Of the Ase
THE PLACE WHERE THE TICKET Is
10 PURCHASED.
IMMENSE STOCK OF JEwELRy.
THE E' CELEBRATED EMPIRE SEWING eMAcalNEs
TEA sKrs' GOLD WITCHES
GUARD CHAINS. 'A> 80 BROOCHES
s0LITAlRES. STUDS
and an ENDLESS VARIETY Of
BD0uTEhE AND OBJECTS DE VERTu,
ne on exhibition at the snd elegant
COMPANYS DEPOT,
Nos. J42 and j1f BROADWAY
al when plsc ONLY tickets be purehssed on and amer
MONDAY, SEPT. ~.
THEIR DEPOT
10 CITED ,p In STYLE Of an, ,.,,Do,
aud the public respectfully invited to call and examine 70
The imInente variety Of BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL
ARTICLES 1880,
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
70 ticket purchasers. - 49,, 49,,
/.
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Mdtbinerp.

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BOILERS FOR SALE.-Two F1ue Boilers,
ID ,cxs feet ale. Locomotive Boilers =" horss Power
ssN'" "Ae'''' JOHN STUART. los Broadway.
BEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHEELS.
Competent employed 70 measure "feAnas' maze
r1aps ma put M Things wheels and gesrpy .
flLLcOT & USDERHlLL l7f siosdwsy New Yort
WODD & RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
No. Deyst WORKS, Pstsrpp \. j. manufacture -
tepery and portable Endaes aud Roers fes uemp to~
AtS&. RI kesS h,shilsgL NJ ets'inI shana0G "
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WINTER GARDEN.
CROWDED HOUSES CROWDED HOUSES!
MIR JOHNS. CLARKE!
EVERY EVENING
IN THE GRAND DOUBLE Bull!
Conpr,sng FOR the 2ffh time the Comedy Of
EVERYBODYS FRIEND,
AND
THE IMMORTAL TOODLES
Mr. Stuart begs he par, Of Sir Clarke TO Offer the sx'
preston Of his Judgement 10 the public and the press
thai eutl sssso support and appreciation which has borne
his engagement on with such - - . .,.,o, ,,-,,.yeO
BRILLIANT AND NIGHTLY INCREASING sU.SEss'
into its lfth week. -, AZ
The undninshed delight and enthusiasm with which this
gifted spty describe hy one u our a1lesi writers
ThE EMBODIED GENIUS OFFU
!, nightly received BY audiences perhsps
THE LARGEST AND MOST CULWVAIEp
ever assembled this Theatre renders impossible " nsAe
any ate ration in the bill - ,.
' Mr. JOHN s. CLARKE
vii therefore appear - ,,. ,,,our
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT
As
MAJOR De BOOTS,
TIMOTHY TOODLES.
Doors open AZ "A. Commence At . o'clock
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
sole Lessee and Nanasers,s Jonn ~oos'
Stage Manager. IL ''"1-
COMMENCEMENT OF THE SECOND WEEK
THB
FALL AND WINTER SEASON,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBERI2 IL, 1864,
'" MRS JOHN WOOD
will appear fo the hrs. time in two years IN hei s'eA'es In
persouaton Of Jenny Leatheruny. IN the Farce Of
JENNY LIND.
Cranky 0as.. .by.....:.;Mr y. LAME
Ran, sxiss,oa k,,ry......,,Nr. w DAyID6E,
bis FIRST sppesrsnce this season
Mr.. Leetherungs..........hr.T, J. HIND
Preyiou. TO which the highly successful Drama OF
NIRiAMS CRIME,
In which Mis- H. Irving Mss A. Harris Mesrs j. H. stod'
sar, b. II Rinsod C. 4. Parsloe, Jr, T. J. Hind and W..
fiol.ton, the London Thester', will appear -,
IN active preparation an entirely ne" aIsmAtA~NoA %
Charles Dickens c-lebrsted Novel OF
MARTIN CHUlLLEWlT.
Doors omen AZ n; performances commence 81 IT,
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TOURTR NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
n efNEW-Y0RK,

Sss1si.d bepo,tary and Financial Atept OF ne
Kse. Eos "a 20 Pine.s, two deoIs Fellow tDe Sno
&sssu,y receive Subscriptions for the TENFORTY BONDS
snd $40 Treasury Notes allowing the MI G COM
Tai BONDS md attend 70 al business connected WIZ the
8oVFRNMFNT LOANS. Parties can avoid me Seon'e'
S.s 81 Government BY applying TO tis bsis
~''' " MORRIS KEfCHUM, President
n W vApeHlr Cashier.
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VXYALLACKs THEATER-Mr Wallack has
w the honor to announce ths. ba establishments viii
open for ,,, ,,,,,,ryn or.sou
MONDAY, 18th SFPr.. 1884,
9Th COMEDY By DION BouRCiCAULT, never astsd In
NV SCENES. DRESSES, FURNITURE, PROPERTIES
AND APPOINTMENTS
Tie last comprising the - ,,,,,r
Further particulars with description Of
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE THEAIER &C., se'
I'm fttur adj
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'THE BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY.

Ngw.YoRg. September !, 1854.
dividend Of Per cent for the month OF Aneos les
IN declared PAYABLE at the Office Of the Company Vi John
NsyYork on and after September 10th, 1861, to fasIe
WALTER E. LAWION. Treasurer.
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THE MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND, NO. j.

Nav YORE, September ), 1861
The Trustees Of the Mckinley OIL Company have decfee
vdeDd Of Three per cent toui Of the net earnings oil we
for moth Augus payable demand at the
sHss Of the Company No 81 John street New YoTk teshe
WALTER T. LAYTON,
Treasurer.
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BARNuMS SPECIAL NOTICE.
Durips the short engsgement VI CEN TOM THUAb -
FAMILY the spacious EGRESS will be opened into Ann
throush hich visitors pass and avoid the crowd
| ofvstors L. l. pnn'>SA-.
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FEATURING CERTIFICATES sf INDEBTEDNESS
s61sesd OF purchased.
, 1864-06-20

Hsmburg ........... .113sc
sstsIo 1Eset
EGGsIkeceipts more un,tea ana Ia nctive lc.
quest. Ea!es TO cay made at 16k4l7c 4 dozen Sala
To-Day htls EGGS At 17c: pkg At 1915 = dox.
FRU1Ts-GRxxn APP1.xa- Market II fair supply
ttons. SrRAwBHRa1xs-The 1ensthened continuance
q dlY weather has Very efectuay reduced tne sup
ply. and II prolonged will certainly destroy tho re-
manning crops for tnis teasoo. Not A6oys tenth
q The ant receipts tEtVed this moralrg. and
these wsfe to1d At ali sorts OF prEes. CHERkIxs IN
fair supply and nrm At present quotations. GOOSE.
HEnR5Es rather scarce. auotatiou- uneh
ed cIRRANTs-The season has lust commo. csd, II Il
receipts are rather limited Market firm Ut sS10a
10 2 bn oRAYGKs In larRa supply, with f.te de-
portion than n.1al. LLNoXs II good IN unlY aud DE-
, 1864-06-20

The New York Rorld processes to be a
highly moral, respectable and quasi-religious
sheet, and yet it can beat the old Sasanie
or any other coppcrhead paper in Gotham
in telling cool, unblushing fa1sehood- Take
the following sample for instance:
Z tie e.mpai@ tails i vii be because Gen.
Grant kaS been tntarfered with. t@
He naked that Gen. Mcclellan might be brought
back to the Army Of the Potomac, which would
add fifty per cent TO Its effective strength. His
request WAS denied.
Gen. Giant made no such request. On the
contrary, the very first step that he took
alter assuming command Of the Potomac
army was to purge It OF the Mcclellan clique
of officers who had almost ruined It. He
did not dare to entrust himself in their hands
He was resolved to escape tho fate of Pope,
Burnside and Hooker. whom they sacrificed,
and Meade, whom they crippled and
thwarted. Annr he had rid the army Of
McC1cl]anism, and placed the corps and
divisions under the charge of fighting gen.
eruls, and surrounded himself with faithful
and trustworthy staff, he commenced his
grand campaign
In taking command Of the Potomac army
he intended to fight desperately, to hurt the
rebels to tho utmost extent In his power; to
crush and destroy the rebellion by g1apeahot
and bayonets; and end the war this campaign
II within human power. Hence he had no
use Tor Mcclellan, or any of his style of
officers. He could never trust copperheads
to lead soldiers against their dear Southern
bretheren4"F He made no such mistake.
Grant understands human nature. In all
North America there is perhaps no man who
, 1864-06-20
OUR PARIS LETTER,
Effect of War NesEA-A Kcrv CONNER.
cin1 characterization Imposed on
Me NcHF L1nc-Acttvity In Paris
Ruu0{nE-TAc 1IAryests,
[From our Special Correspond ent,l

PAn1s, Friday. june 8, 1864.
After short period Of inaction, we have
again tjdipgs by the North American down to
| the aIs+ nh Ws 1e.v, th,+ go.
eue ~. e..u,a. 49, , 4sa.n .na' ofant mas once
more nas4eo himself with und5iBg deter
mination against the rebel army, and We
learn, also, the important announcement
made by Mr.. stanton that The Ecaa,,, fa,.a.
barc hse, strs1atbaaad 49, sne asostn. iorces
~ IN ~ Dss C...sstF .usneu ~ sne aoo1elon OF
o9,ooV 7etefan troops. We hope, therefore,
soon to receive more decisive intelligence,
and to hcar that a further advance has been
LUZ .nauc on tns loao 70 Mcnmona' meanwhile
..s lus ,at eAeltement e!eated mere ~
t1as ,i..io ~ n aesE nas nao !ime . SUD-
mug ea - n.tlt auu peopte awalI WIN some de-
tsa ~ Sae pa.snce LUZ 'ue lalt1er progress OF
sn1e % %nsanenoous' ano, ~ IL 10 De hoped, hnal
sInEgies
otao anes ;;, Is so9n @ aoonL 70 altaeh hersslf by
another 1nk Of connection with the United
, 1864-06-20

The Eere1a1 produce markets today vera quiet
and prices still tended slightly dovn1ar6s. The sue
GERS Of the Federal army IN virgins, and the dull
ttpect OF the sold market has greatly checked spscu
laicnB. and a. rrfces here arc relatively higher thRn
1t the East there ts little or no demand By ship.
pe1s. =
Flour was dull-buye1s and SELLERS being apart in
their yiews-sud we noesales Of only about 800 bbs
at s65o's 50 for low xrsdn to choice sprtrx extras
aud 5000 for fair whtte winter.
Wheat was leas active, and va note decline In
prices It a9ic per bushel With sales Of shout 21e00o
tshels at 1.so@l52 for No sp1tnx; 4ltsxs145 for
No Spring; and $r.ss@t 81 fer Reected Spring IN
sto1e-ths mataet closing steady 1T. sLst for No /,
and 3l.44 for No2.> The decline WAS more marked In
No than In No sp,ng-thete beisz 1lttle or no In.
qrlrT for shipment,
Corn sa11e1ed decline offully 1c per bushel ONLY
about 1ss ,oco bushels changed hands at xi.lBallsK
Rejected. River Corn was very dull, and we note
sales Of only four bcstloads, as SLICK for No. River
aoat and 81 10 for uninspecte1 Canal At tbs close
the uarket for Eo.t Corn Was steady at s1-1691lo,
and firm ut $1l2ss fer No.2.
Oats were quiet and about 10 lower, with ssles Of
oaly about oo buah as at 71@7ec for No: ard 6s@
CSC ftr No. 2-c'osine qutst at 7l@71Xc for MOL.
Rye WAS nrln, with light salea OF No. 1t s12aat5
and No.2 at S123. Barley WEE entirely neglected.
Hishwtnes were hEm. but not very active, only
about1 ITO barrels having changed hands, a. $l4s9
1.s6H-cloting quiet at 81 Is.
Ing less favorable. Aess Pork was offered at $780,
without buyers. Lara was fair demand at 15k@
15kc, but sellers were generally holding as15a, aud
rot sacs Of only 2cb tcs steam and ketle At that
ps1cc. -
6aat was active anu hfra-"1ta fales OF two caFEoes
ofDeF saginaw. 70 arrive IN June aud july as 327o,
afoat. snd 1seo oos; aen4esco tae eais, a. S'9.
Fseikas Hels aeass aau ~ to"e..ony tmo plo.
te!s. Hn.,a - - ~ ~ ss1o
~ . coin ~ naan" oAo anr !san sse'shts ~efe
.aes .N,.. "a s~ ~ s.ss.. ~ -.
aon. a. ~ nns ~ =. " ~ .o.aee
."nu olaa pahs tneIc % .aos1 nctsltS' sau
oWfnE to tae IN the PRICES o. al cotton and
Hnen fabs1es' the mafkef faies much hsmer with an
advances on previous quotations or &C on seamless
ascks on four hushe1 bnraps and Of SC On sew
ed linen bagB.
In Coffee there Ia q moro active demand and with .
moderate supply prices are much 1rmer, with nd
ynncc In Rio of1c 2 n.
In Green Fruits the supply ID beconiog specially
tnsl the result Of the long continued dry eather
Without early rata 1t feared that the reaaia
pg crop Of Strawberries will be entirely destroyed.
In Dried Fruits thera is hetter deuasnd. Apples
are very hrm. With slight upward tendency.
Pesches nre in moderate supply and very hrm a.
present quotations.
NhltefPa ara stiA scarce and IN more limited de-
and: prices vcry dsm at present quotations. Trout
IN fair supply and steady at previous quotations.
, 1864-06-20

Fremont and TallandIghanl.
The suggestion We made some months ago,
tint Fremont and Vallan digham Was the
ticket for the opposition this fall, seems to
be growing in favor. The following we clip
from the Copperhead organ In New York:
GEN. FREMosT's POSITION.
NEw TonK, juno 10, 1854.
To the Editor ofthe New York News:
You have designated Ge1. Fremont Is the can.
di1ate Of the War Democracy ! do not zee what
titlo he has to the appelation. There ia nothing
in his letter Of that adrocates the pros
ecution Of the war do not know what General
Frcmon1's une1pressed opinions mny be, but 30
Iar rs be expressed himself In relation te his po-
eition aB candidate, can ind nothing to tndi-
cate that he faYors armed coertioo. He comes
nearer the peace doctrine thin Governor Seymour
did wheL he waB nominated. AZ far a. my OBJ
seryatlou gees, there Las been caudldate before
the people since the War began who couId with
more propr,ety claim the suppeft OF the peace
element.
II I'm to vote to defeat Abraham Lincoln, and
not for principle, I think Gen. Fremont il the
moEt available man. lie Ia the frat one that
has had the moral courage to drop the eeuseless
appeal for vigorous prosecution Of hostilitfes,
and he has the strongest elements to defeat the
Adm!nittraiou. Il, aa the War Democrats say,
we must saeridce principle 70 secure the defeat q
Abraham Lincoln Te can esTs1ng 3 I1s N T9h T. moEe
ins another and u third nomination.
PEACE DExocaAcT.
As for the tail Of the ticket, If Vallandle-
ham attonds The Chicago Convention, 1t viii
be necessary 10 nominate him for Vice-Presi-
dcEt.
, 1864-06-20
Union Ratification Meeting Mt New
Hnrk

Uh4O0 6ak1ACALAOA 4GcI10& nj NGW
York.
An immense Union ratification meeting was
held ut New York on Wednesday evening last
ut which Lincoln and johnson were most en-
thueiastically endorsed. Cooper Institute
"as filled to OVERLOOKING, and the general
tone Of the meeting was most auspicions
omen for November. Speeches were made
by Messrs. c. s. Spencer and Henry J. Ray
mond, cx-Gov. Wright, Of Ind, Hon. Horace
Maynard, Of Tennessee, and Hon. 8. Mat
thews, Of Maryland. During the meeting
tie following letter from Secretary Seward
was read:
WASHINGTON. June IL, 1854.
Chas. s. Spencer, Eeq., New York:
DEAN Sm: Your Invitation to the ratification
MEETING 10 received. l did NOT tal to come up in
time to the support of the candidates OF Union aud
freedom In 1o4a, ls5s, 1856 and 1850. shall not
ts not now ce1tain that shaii be wanted at all and
am sufe that I am not wanted yet So lar Us nu
expres sion OF my concurrence ID the nominations
substantially, was committed in deiai' 10 al int
the convention has now done, long before dele
gate was chosen. and even long before the conven-
non iteels was called. The secret Of the gucceas
wise, true and liberty loving and humane nation,
aEd+ being such, II could. under the existing cir
cumetances, DO nothing. and ssy nothing. more Or
leke, than just what the convention has now spo-
Ken in its name, and has recommended shall be
done For the present let the people send men
and supplies to the National armies in the field,
ana aqs see then to a + o1t OF the
coin sud johnson, At the close of successful cam
paign will then BpeHk the peop1e'b decieiop that
slavery has petshed and that the American Union
lam, su, very respectfully, yopr oosd!ent ser
want, WIN. u. SEWARD,
, 1864-06-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE Is, 1864.
The week has been one OF remarkable financial
activity, probably never exceeded In the history of
Chicago To-day there Is nothing now to note The
DEMAND Tor money Is Just as .r6lstent a. at any
1zev,ous da5s Notwithstanding the considerable de-
cline in he price Of wheat. Fortunately for leglti-
nate borTo Tefs. the bankors have an abundance Of
noney on hand and can supply al they Feed.
Exchange rules closer: to-day. without change In
auotations-R dtacounr buying; par selling. There
have hssdty BEEN any sales to-day undsr these
pElces. !
Gold, aimee gambling in it haa be an msde crime.
hss slow1y declined thu Atsst quo tstion being 1o
Only aWo prices were teleGraphcd to-day: at
loa. M, 1854: II. 196- No other dispatches have been
received Mere the market Ut New York ratca-1g5
Nest Of the purchases made at this are to I'LL ORDERS
from shost sellers and Importers. Silver quiet but
nrm At t1s:9ls5.
C1xvH1Aup AND TOLEDO Enso4p-AysuAr
MExatsa.-1te annual meeting Of tho stockholders
Of tho Cleveland and Toledo Railroad WAS held on
the 16tl Inst, at cleveland. Tbs following eentls
Zen were elected Directors Of the Company:
Bs5ass sasnas as:sss sassaa
*Ff fGsse En- Vs. nosRs nhSaRs oissa
John Gardner. NorWalkt
The Csve1and Herald ssys:
In the construction Of the new Board Of Directors,
III mtmbers Of the old Board havs been dropped.
rs y S 2 e Ss Of ao Aeagsn
.ectlr in the interest Of The Ceyelsau and Eris line.
11e new management VIII Y y undentood. favor the
1ailUay i1l share OF It's business and thus Fsno1e
The indacenenss for that Company to eeek . Chicago
WsyEe road ffom Crestline.
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors the eAue
evening. The following general ocers ware eiected
rres.cent-John Gardiner.
SecretnrJ and Ifeasqsc5-H. g. Luce.
From the report Of the President We gather thefo-