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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

" TINNITI
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
SKIRT
This invention consists Of Duplex lo tgol Elliptic hee
Springs ingeuouy bsidei ,iy and ny together, cdse
e. edge making the t0uuet 1s elastic h1De aud dureue
Spring used, csbin t1 wc4,r i ,ofsrgu-n.e o. -
great e. Ify al hr1 h"u. O. place md fold iA' skrt
when n d ~ easily md VIII lie convenience as tx
or muslin dfe. " entirely obvae md sf re- Che 1uy Oh
jecou 60 Iloop Strt Vi, e 4uuuysnce 90 thr
e tle public especly M crowded lssrulb-s titi1s-a,
railroad c4rs. church eo OF luy cfosst,d place nom tno
difficulty Of c0lr4fug tlriu aud ocrlfJ small space
IL ciirey roioycs t- difficulty, who -,.ug The Ait TIE
usual ian aad symmetrical form .nl n te i.liest ed most
stvsh and -ricc appearance fr the ff-f. opera ur0~
riie house dress. hly having enjoyed the re-snr-,
comfort and convenience 81 4rus he Duper Elliptic
Snrine skirt tor sin-r isy vii afrra si willingly
d.p'Dse win the q them. Toy ar ,ho bot quality m
.seIy part by the hsnir most lrtJ.n. Table aud
eoouois -ki-t uade. Merchant VII b. s-ppri above,
and ltea iu most urstlfs retail stores hs city ani
th-Ouehoot the du-rrIt States. -
~ INQUIRE FOR TIE III PLEX ELLlFfiC
SfAlNb Shl4.E
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PRICE 81 80 ia Paper; or 80 ia Cloth.


There straightforward simplicity and dTocne'' abon
Mrs Henry Woods writing that commands respect ~ SIS
the distinguishing Characteristic Of the predictions Of d
auhoress that story told in plain natural way
fully to sustain the impression that though passing anse
the mar alive is, nevertheless, Truthful.
Early orders from the Trade solicited. Address
T.B. PETERSON i BROTHERS,
No. 90 Chestnut .... Pii,.. pa.
Publishers OF Peersons Dotector PIice : 81 ycis
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MASON ~ HiNLIN respectfully announce
VI tiittlry lrf. rlw completed ir o..upl' ~ thcr
rie fly OIL, ed ~ aui .riel other ieits FOX
thr 'lrg~ iAr.a.r oi their mslurtulInr i.ct"L They
therefore cour ly sres Co be- 1ln nce1rwart 70 rpIy
orier lof tLrr tATiytT JHGANs promptly, without tIt
convenient DEE y '. wAll POI ul. lave nr.u ca;oi
hom tic lc. la 1l more lin yer PET! t-,y iye ID l
cIltin..y several Lf "a i trarut. behind orders AL
st.rrfueri orry' from : D'o sGD ,rch. uay bc iom
o. % 60 View i6t. W.-ero.us - .-ferr street
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OFFICE. HOLMAN GOLD MINING CO..
~ No. 2n1 BEo.DwAv. NEw.YoRK. OCT. n. laf--Ih,
Trustees OF Holman Gold Mining Co voted s.. ttc.s la,i
monthly meeting 10 offer 5"H shares Of iheir reserve cS
5t working capital at - 20 per share. P4ya'ue -. IAls
Company own 30 gold.bcariug claims, oil well te'rt
l2stlnp mil running. she'd Office aud stable. all m Gu
pan aud ClraT Creeks Cos, Colorado. - . .
II. =. CROZIER, President.
JoaS O'NfIrt. Secretary.
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Go pUbom ii man Concern.

IL ISAAC STEER, Blacksmith, COR his heirs
orr.-'. of 81 ,.a -rr Vs Will communicate with g.
t. WIIHEGON, Ad1 .togi Daupin TO-. Pa. hc viii Dee r
a. sIrl,' hirg great. " o. III adyautIgr.
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II ONFR~TRING. GRAND. And SQUARE
fItsU.f DEII N1hllAl ktR-.
No o. r-ra.f f.sr da-r. wet 30 Bf.riw ~ New York
Ihc.c Ifl. have alsfayi css,I te nst premium So nss
ever tfy have br.l raLil.tL wilt sagAlty To- ls,
yeas alc1u.n. u,, eek F..i.i
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Gold opened a, 1899, and under various alarm
Ing -old up u is7. From this point 1t fell t,
1871. and closed 1T l95.
Stocks upon the street were lower under large
sales 10 realize profits made upon recent purchases
Erie fell 10 e1!G eos HUDSON River 49, Reading l9
Michigan Southern g.; Illinois Central llf.. Cleve
land AID pittsburg. oct; Northwestern Preferred
70s: and Cumberland ~. At the Stock EI
change. Governments we're fair!y steady. Coupon
5;ts selling at 1861. and Certificates 2. 94a9+s
The miscellaneous shares improved from street prices
Cunborlnmd selling at si3+3i and Quicksilver at e
Tie railway shar, LIT M stroac and stlrs 10 good
demand. United states e. Of lss Conpofs 1915 alo5.
$50 Coupons 1907 l0,! Certificates. 9iG9si Missouri
ia offered AZ CJi Delap are and Hudson l5j aGo: Cum
berand Coal 81. aigi; Pennsylvania Coal, i69dl73;
Canton, d. Q2si; Quicksilver. isG7s.; Pac1c Mail,
s75423s; n. Y. Central, ll2iail3; Eric. el,ceY;
Erie Preferred. 100; Marposs .; Atlantic Mail, 1855;
Central Transit Co.. go, aeoii Hudson River. ll3, Gi4
Reading i2lai2;l; Michigan Central 1924 0i2o,
Michigan Southern o. 4i; Illinois Cc1tral is. Q
Dli9, Cleye . Pitts. lo2aI03; Sorthwestern. 81!
Preferred, 7iic7i.; Cleveland Tol'do lOlGlo5;
Chicago r. Island. deai; Chic. Bari. Qa.ncy,
llga 10: Mil & Prairie du CHEN, 4GI+7 Pitts. q
Fort Wayne 95l995l Tone Haute 3 Alton. a; do.
proforred c. 20; Toledo Wabash J0 do. preferred,
ats Alter the Board the market was lover uttrac,-
Ing good many bnyers which gave icre iirnIncss
70 prices Tho collapse in market values has brought
ont LARGO number of orders Tor cash. and 1t is already
apparent that railway shores scsrcer than money.
At the Second BoaId there decided advance in
prices on tho morning session in Eost sDoss. Rock
ISLAND and North-W Western were exceptions. Gambler
land rose 81 81 and was IN dema.d buyers option.
Erie Luriug the lay sold a, "a.
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II ma, even conc 20 the streets. few day 'a"'
on the Surrey side Of London Bridge very near SS"p
Of the stairs descending ~ the river where IN O'T
Twist" Noah Ciaypole overhears the confession oi
Nancy which causes her Turder)-I snw, say. H.
eubrious seedy man. standing Oh the sidewalk IN
charge Of Peace address displayed on aitiie s'h
with pens and ink ready for the signatures OF all gay
farers who chose to attach them TO tho doruIpent
bad the curiosity 10 examine It, when fonnd three
Srookses, "Puuoh" "Joc BuggIns." cardinal "ise'
man" "Csptain Semmes,' "Miler." Mr.. Bright
and Hockey Walker" keep the pot a bllin" SAIL
the lngubrious man, cncouragney TO some street bows
WHO were hesitating about appending their valuable
autographs and taking mp the psn be himself wrote Of
half dozen signatures principally Browns and Smiths
and Jacksons) with celebrity that convinced me he
earned lis money, whoever paid him. valuable eH'
ponent Of British opinion will be that same Peace al
dress from tho People OF England to those OF The United
States
You have heard of the accidental death Of Captain
Speke ono Of the discoveries Of the Of the
Nile Of coarsef II curously analogous to the fate
of another African explorer Bruce who expired in con-
sequence Of fall when gallanhng ady down stairs.
There was wild story 4; first that poor Spoke had
committed suicide, in consequence Of his difference
with Burton on a geographical question. I heard It
ve seriously maintained, though proves to have not
The slightest foundation in fact.
Tie Princess Mary l. said 10 have macc herself seri-
ously III by trying Banng. or. 10 speak more correct
~. that gentlemana mole of curing adposity.
There is an odd theatrical scandal about tho propric
torship Of the Olympic Theater. When 1t closed Mr.
Elrdcn tie late lessee Published ~ sheet. containing
Mn e. ar,, statement Of grievances addressed to the
community. I, seems that Mr. Bentinck NJ. p, has
long been assccised with Mr.. Einden AID the late Mr.
Robson in the cssceship Of tie house. The parties had
quGrreled and when the lease expired, ~ it did the
other day Mr. EmGen found hmsclf" left out In the
coar In the ncg agreement for continuation o. the
speculation. Hence he lss published violent. and.
should think !ihelous attack against his former scna-
fal parner ard caused Il 10 be rlacared about LIN
don II his statement be tue he IS certainly an III
used man. Meanwhile, Mr.. Horace Wieen viii reopen
The Olympic in his sole lessee. Il 10 re
ported however that the funds to be derived from
Mr. Bentinck anil Tom Taylor.
Two young American Mechanics the Brothers
Davenport arc advertised give series Of spritusl
ssaroes "oaleuatedo convince The most iDcr'dhous
ais. therefore, a h.redoomod convert. T. +. 6.
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THrRspAY. Oct, s, 1854
AsgEs-rhs market is decidedly lower the sniv..
larger Sales Of 81 bh At 10 - for Pos aud BIZ ior Pesr
(Vr1 oN-!s quie, and noIi q a. 81 10 for Utddlire-
COL sEkNo ss-s reported and prices nomipsrx
tL3uR AND MEAL-Tb. n.rt.t for Western .na sssss
Flour ia setivs. and the low sna medium sds, an La
trade Trade candy Ibid. sctive b1
ros. ar s;S.I Ts :s. az I, q 20 sS. =
80 W Tor Fancy etaie - Io9Sss' for the low er,dc.
Western E,ir, ~ Gd ~ 80 FOR Shipping ohio ssssGlo
Trrs. Canadian flour 10 good md and be.,ss Gales
4lo TBS at 81 81 tor the low grades al Extra ss&
oa NOR. act W and be snS Of so Sb "a
~ ter i.ed to god saP.n5ae Cs 90 I'M s1
r.nd- Rye forr dull aud heavy: sses Of loo bhls a
- s9Uts. Corn Meal il inactive rad heavy.
ORaN-Trs Wbes: ma. ke Is lrs eetIve, bot With me-
terra ady,nee in e1chsnse prices "a better The as
rand chiefly for export Tac 81 COO bush 81 ~
Club. 81 7s@sl % for Amber Club 81 syssl ~ Tor Ayr
Der Michigan VI 80 for Amber Krstuety. and 81 6 70
bu,h con uor canad. W-. ct % BEley Nat esslery
sales cf JeJ bush Stie Oats plenty aud bverS
sirs o. eo bust Mssrn at "a Ne ana STATE At gre
.se. oisioc bush IhI-d we.isIn :. 81 tsssI 81 sri
last evening 'ae- wee made a. 81 AoasI g. Other sUss
HOPsAre qui-, bu, there is s..en,i.l chang. in ...
bales a, 81 ga 3 Ito per loo lbs.
MoLASs Ess quiet end we have only to notio- sale ii
ONS-Th- n.d for Poft continue, quite actye
bat the mass irregular and un'e',sd opening en afrr
heavy the inside s.es Tie s.es e.7oe BOZ. sara
f;2 'oT New Mess. So aod s Prince 81 T0 SO roa
Sour and Musty Mess, rnd ~ FOR Thin MEGA Beef Il
poi--r,~ ru--, ard hrr; Dol. ., sle9sis tag
Ps.n Ar.i Sis 800 "a for KS,rs Mes. nsrce Beef ard
R.,f Hams inactive M--s fairly active ard 6rns
safe, Of $50 pksA At i7oi7ic for sheuieers is}Glse ~
EuI. l9c lsr bassed Hams end % Gov u. New PelLA
Shouiier in baK re LAID IL fairly and Il 6Fnsrl
sa-s OF 30 bis aud tea at lat for No. and isSi
fc' IA to prime Steam ard kete h~rLeredi and lc Ia
cEoice.
ElIoLEUM-is eug and heavy .. 3siaoec for csGee,
e:as!e or Retns- in sond, and csiue'c- 90 freq
Rkf lis Inactive and no nrsl.
SUDAB-Raw Suesr. exceedingly dull, ana We have
o saes Ia advise, prlc.s nou,nslly unchanged
stLDs-Orass seeds inactive snd nominal Rough
Wax islnet a, sra 80 10 Ter bashoi
TI-f. il dull and prices nomnzlly in buyer fsyor-
Plates also quiet but hear Of essential cbaDgs -
prices
rALIOW-rhr market active snd prices bet
.cr Sales Of 1870 W. l51itc for Western end Ice
lssc. fcf tfy.
WEiShf-T-he nsriet opened h~evy bat closes frnerS
sale. Of &5obb at 81 67 u for State, aid 81 o3GS@
for Western
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From Our Special Correspondent.
LONDON, Sept. II, 1861.

LONDON, Sept. H. 1861.
Thore is no abatement apparent in the Muller
sensation the obscure German tailor continues to
be the hon OF the day. From the moment OF bis arrival
down 10 his last appearance in Court. the mans beba
yioy aspect and conversation have been subjected 10
amount Of publicity at ridiculous ard revolving.
The mos. trivial details the bnrost commonplace par
tcuar are eagerly seized upon by the rapacous hand
Of the daily press and beaten out between ITS broad
pages as II they were much Enc go to be converted
into any quantity Of precious gold leaf.
The suspected murderer read "Pickwics" on his re-
turn VOYAGE across the Atlantic kindly lent TO lin
by Inspector Tanner" and was much amused by IT,
in particular by the great breach OF promise trial he
said be should never forget Sam Woler." Further
more "be las begun David Coppcrfeld." GLOW do
lghtfuI Mr. Dickens must BIO D lie was tired. and lay
down. Sometimes no conversos freely, and sometimes
ne seems absorbed in meditation. He looks around
hin; he rests his head upon his hand-in short com
forts himself like any other human being. Tlis sort Of
thing by the column daily As Jerrod wrote. long ago.
ON similar OCCASION -" The murduer takes coffee" On
the instant hundred qals register the fact The
assassin cuts one two three slices Of bread and butter
and two three slices faithfully registered by
the historians Of blood The murderer smiles and tho
public instructor makes inventory VI the
horDicida dimp!e. The man'qucllcr talks uncon'
cernedy and the light cht-chat Of tho guined
wretch is served up for families ct Sunday tables. The
insceant sleeps but the press hnrdan gossip sits at
his pallets and counts bis throes his groans marks his
COW alsed limbs and straghtway vsnds her babbls 70
all buycrs To take human lie Is terrible but 10
there no guilt in moral muideri 10 there no crime
in system aticay killing tie finest seDsib.iss Of or
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WAR VESSELS poa TIKI TYCOON.

nese Government has been buyer In our ship building
markets nd their first purchase the corvette tusysmi
went 10 sea yesterday afternoon on her trial trip
She has been built ut the Wesicryclt Shpyard under
The superirtendance Of Capt j. j. Constock and was
launched on tho olst day Of Nay last. She is bark
rugged and carries twelve guns and her Tenth over all
is o07 feet on the Load linc 1917 feet incheS bcam "
feet, and depth Of hold 10 feet.
Co. under tho superintsndcncc Of efEnsnecr Gay
formerly Of the United States Navy She has two direct
acting engines with cylinders forty inches IN diameter
arc large. strong and well protected. and capable OF fur
pshne an abundance Of steam. Internally sac Ia fitted
10 in e!sxaat style Captain Hsle.t vii Command her
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COUlr.-Cmcun.-Ocr. 6-Bsforv Jurtcs
Davis.
IIrN Law ON SHIPS AND VESSEL

Davis.
IIrS Law ON SHIPS AND VESSELS.
j. b. Van Dusta agt. v ilett Rowe. This vas
an action under the liza law enforce payment Of balance
plaintiff upon made for the construction Ok
s-sniboss easd the Transit ID appeared that tho
papti had commenced building he boat for himself Aas
tn REFER nsde eontra< nnsh and deliver 90 the De-
teudan. OF of which the defendant had
pad all eierpt go lie contract provided Tor payments
by insrn.nts, as the wrk proceeded dispute hevne
asn u the balance rearins unpaid. tie ship bucen
aid the bonded IN the trial OF this action brought
upon the bond the defendant Tor suit upon the
ground ha under the con.rac thu ship builder continued 10
BE- the owner vessel unit rrsh.d drv Yed
and that be therefore len under statute With
provides only 6r dcbts couts,.d by master AGENT
b der or consgnee OF vessel The DE- cidcd IN svoz
OF the motion for Hon su. holr tta builder under scs
contract the present was not ,ned TO hen FOR any W.
maid bn Of tie ntruct and Dismissed the con-
rsn, With costs B.ucdct Burr Benedict for defend
b. 4 r. McMshon for plaintiff
CHAMBERS, Oct o. te'ore us.ce LgoyA2p.
DECISION
Martin Schafer agt. Veronik Schsfer. Reports
orfrined and Judi rn~nt of divorce grated.
Theodore H. yetterllm ast William Salcmon, Sc. lhs
bin Is rendered BY the Sheriff IL corect and 10 allowed
presented.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPxcIAL TERx.-'et s-Be.orv Jus
tice MoKELL
DECISIONS.
Frederick A. Laurence agt. The Bnk Of the Re-,
pablo. James McCuskey act George fak'Csscs settled
COURT OF GENERAL sEsS.0NS-oof. l-Beiors Re-
corder ForynAN.
Catherine White pleaded guilty q petty larceny
william oBri.u pleaded guilty Of s.nd lr,spy.-Rs-
Helena Krsuse attempted grand areen.-Psui.sary 's
o;hy DAILY pleaded guilty of usn.sshscr in the fourth
drrre~-Remanded.
Ferdinand sost, grand larceny.-Remahed
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Receipts Of Produce.

Ocr 6-2szc0 bbs fiour; $50 do WHISKY; 1850 do Csa
Meas; l0s SO Wheat $3.50 do orr IA 900 do osst
"a oso 10 Rye $3.50 Barley. so pi Provisions ~ 10.
Butter; % do. ashes; rs do Oil Case.
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ElsO,k LON DON.
adventure.

The Muller BepsaiiOn Cnabnted-Tho Sup
posed Murderer Under the Microsccpe-
Curiosity OF the Press and Pabiic-Di--
trust Of the Csbmen, Mathew Nc
CIeIian in Engiand-Taik Of Him ond
the Ensuing Presidential Eiect'on-Mr.
sala on Americans in Generai--The
"Peaceo Address in the Streets Of Lon
dou-Items.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TITS DAY.

SUPREME Count CIRCUIT (C2rr 81 Oysr Ssa
Tsr~,ss) aud sbor Causes Nos TSl 81 I,19 US ~
Canses-Noa ALSO aioa Ii6e 1854 llo6 ~ no I2o TO-
s1l6, 24ls 1890 ?37s, 1910 Part nl-hs s6t lo9s L.
i0.s 1884, 22i9 2iy6 1881 80, l7s3 s7 w. ise sv w.
1881, 1916. 1859, 1868. 1899 ,.n A.
SPECIAL TERM-lIssucs Of law nd fact)-Nos
a3< as, ay1, 73s TAO to 24s go, sss to 2Ss:
d. NJ, Par, IINo. a46 3sia 9lt 39l6, 3s!s A0a
392e, 1874 se9S, os2s 1000, $685. 1904 ,eSs 10 cox
Court OF COMMON PLEAa-Par,I.SNos c ",
Psrt iNcs rs Sil Cls go s7s ssls fs+, sse IT.
6ea, 6y9. $50 OIL.
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knowledge In letting such bargains 80 BY. Nsssvv
"hmsrding. Hoguet Co. bsd q sale Of dress soodrf
hosiery &C. Tho dress goods wero not In very gresA
Demand bringing moderate prices. The hosiery.
especially styles Of fancy colors for ohildren's wear
ranging IN price, BY sample tots st from Oh 1891 l7s
Fancy wooien yoke shirts (domestic) brought only
81 III. "alrert. Gordon Co. had . sale of woolena
tailoring soods &C. The attendance was fair Splen.
cid qnaii'les OF Helgian. Esquimaux Dufel Coatina
ard Trcot sold On an average from a 75aS5 o5 Duf.
Eel blue and blscks sold better ranging from So 500
~ rs. French cassneres we're sold at a. At Messrs
uaggery Co.'s there was quite SPIRITED sale of rib.
Dons. The tendency in prices IL stin downward Tia
decline may BE- estimated at from i0aia cent since
the last sale Of the same importing house.
The exports exclusive Of specie) for the week.
ending Oct T. compare thus:
20. the ,s. wssa ,ssssssi ,s5sSas ssssS
Since Jan. ..sios,'ls,aso slaals,sso si@sss7A
ADVERTISEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
No.4 wal-st New.York. :.
FISCAL AGENT FOR THE o. s. GoyErsMsY7.
This Bank will include in its bid Tor the nav soo s,x
PER CENT. LOAN, tho orders Of other parties Such
orders must be accompanied by per cent Of tho.
amount, and II successful charge Of win DO made.
if unsuccessful the per cent will be repaid imnea,.
ately.
Certificates Of Indebtedness can be used at PAP ana
interest for one quarter Of any award, and Certificates
win answer for the 5 per cent preliminary deposit
AL orders must be in by four O'Clock the 18th In
slant Our bid, including all who Join u.s. win be made
up in Washington, by slr. j. THoMPsos the morning.
O. the 18th. s. C. THOMPSON President
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier.
lhdycrtiscnept.I
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
NEwYoRK DEPosIrARY
and
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED STAIZS
Nos. n and ~ Pine.s,.,
MOTIFS which ere convertible at maturity into SIX PES
CENT GOLD BEARING $50 BONDS.
Commissions of per cent allowed in al cases. an@
liberal terms to Banks who buy 10 sell again;
Receivcs subscriptions TO the 1910 Bonds;
Converts the old : $40 notes into per cent. 1881
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and DraNa on tho Treasury and
transac;s all other business connected With Govern.
nent. hoRRs EErCHUA President.
d. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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I.t VI NUII ut,Jt.
yRfrrg oy s-oCyx IL lpff.

Inc above table is striking commentary upon me
arguments OF people who were sure that as gold al
yauood stocks would inevitably follow. and that the
paper money issued by tho Government would surely
keep expanding prices long as it issued. and in
exact proportion 70 its volume. Instead " this. in the
lace OF an advance Of 2bt per cent IN gold. there Is
shown decline OF 2jI 50 per cent in active stocks.
Money is abundant Ut "a per cent Oh call,
but there Is no disposition shown to make any reduc
ton upon new business Oisoans arc still. lett at per
cent bat the rate is exceptional Mercantile paper is
wholly unchanged and s not in favor One year eerth'
Gates arc stronger and arc wanted by parties who usual
II bid FOR Government loans
TIE Fourth National Bank hss tlea to-day $500 900
Of 7.3o no.es.
The Pittsburg and Fort Wayne road earned
In seven roahs, ending July 81 1851 saasI.s!s
Express, months. e<'.S.'ssN
interest, I inouths...".."..... sSi,sl9- 2a'siss
Remaining fer stock fEB,8u
Foual upon seven millions to 1873 per cent Of which
ner cent has been declared leaving the remainder for
construction.
RAILWAY EARNINGS FOR sEpTEMDER.
so,,,.,r ISL tsSs; Is sssav la are -;
kosth we:'eEnt mo-. i,n7.so9 7:ss!e s:2,els
Mich Southern mos. 39.J5s 7..03CS 51S,5'3
Frcights are dull. To Liverpool, 100 tuns
Oil Cake and 60 tuns Tellow at les cd. To London 60
tuns Oil Cake ut pes 3D. and per steamer 10000 bnsh
Wheat at Sd; and 200 boxes Cheese at 3os To Glas
gov, per steamer 1900 bush Wheat at 3D.. 800 bbs.
Flour at L. 3D. md l2C0 boxes Cheese and POO pkgs
Butter ut COS To Dublin. 1900 bush. Wheat at 3d.
Sterling bills unsettled. Iu currency mer-
chants bills ere quoted 2ce02cs Bankers In gold 1000
llOi for sight La francs change.
To-day's dry goods sales showed no change IN
th, trade for the better The sale at wilmerdinss
Mounts comprised full assortment Of Brils' frensh
and Gcrmsn dry goods. Tho prices were very iow'
Merinos sold all the way from 81 &c to al o. to the
great dissatisfaction Of the owners Of the goods who
soundly Iecsured buyers on their went Of commercial
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ComMERCIAL MATTE'.
fats, nj the Stock kxchs- ~.

a 49, f Rs.s.l ls 80 ,se Mail s. Co. ~.
SSS o. : $50. cOap.. 100 central Il. Re-. ~
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COMPUTATION OF FUEL AND QUARTERS.
WAR DEPARTMEET,l
ADJuTAHT GLSERAL's OFFICE, !
WAsHIS0TOs, June q, 1854.
General Orders, No. 2Os.
All buildings and structures Of whatever kind, or
tentS In the possession oil the authorities of the
United States, arc to he reRNdrd, for the time
being. a| the property Of the Government, ard arc
to be used and accounted for ~ such. oflsrrs or
enlisted men quArtered IN such structures or tents
in the potSe,s,On OF the United States, no matter
whether conhsoAtsd or merely scIyed and pos
aesGtd by Government authority, are deemed to
be furnished with quarters by tho Government.
No such officer or enlisted msn IL, therefore, en-.
titled to communication OF fuel and quArtcrBi aud
any Communication pEid IN such cases viii he imme.
diA'ely refunded Officers OF the QuArtermNs'oI'S
Department who have p'ii communication IN such
cases, or to Suy officer serving ptronN,ly IN the
Held, will Immediately report the amount time.
and place Of such payments, and the nAmes OF
these to whom they have been made, to the Pay.
master General, in order that they may be deduct
ed on the accounts Of those who have received
them.
It shsll hereafter be the duty OF all inspecting
Off els to examine into = d report upOn oil mat.
tiers connected with the exc utIOn oil this order.
BY order OF the Secretary OF Wsr:
+. d. TOWNSEND,
itIS Assistant Adjutaut General.