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American Theatre.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, March 30, 1854
Please insert the enclosed advertisement in your
theatrical column, and send bill for payment 70 the
treasurer's office OF this theatre.
PETER FUNK BLAIR, sr Stage Manager.
For A. LINCOLN, Manager. American Theatre.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Now being performed before admirng audiences, com.
posed Of the elite OF the arstocrscy Of England, Fanse
and OF the world the great national drama OF
RUIN,
with the following capable east OF cnaracters;-
Abraham, the Joker, n merry monarch
(wth Jokes and solo on the fiddle
during the confag In the last act) ~ Lincoln.
Sir Bombastes de Backdown, hts Prime
minister .s......s...... W. oeWsfu'
Sir shoveluut Greenback, the proprietor OF
ahundred hard worked printing presses 6. Chase.
Sir Meddesome Muddeit a troublesome
fellow, who can't mind his own business Stanton.
Old Uncle Gideon (who will be eep dur
ing the entire periormance) G. Welles
General Blundern (eiernally so) ...... .Halleck.
Whipped Cream frothy, milk and sugar
orator. ..........................C C Sumner.
Rev. Ranter Rip Roarer, Pulpit W H.Reechcr.
Rev Dismal Howls, politicians. Cheever
Bottom, the Weaver (wth bray) W Phillips.
Ionchstoue. l.. Hale
Keeper of the Kings Conscience. Blair, Senior
clown (with ricks) Mr.. II. Greeley
Pon'o smelling about the royal kitchen for
stray bones and broken wittles) j. W Forney
Amagnmatons, Shoddyites, Congressman Contractors,
loyal Leaguers, PolNicians, Plmps, &c, &c.
During tho performance, Grand Antics By the entire
company.
Music by Gideon's Band
N. B.-rhe performance will probably continue until
further notice. unless summary broken up by policeman
Grant
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CHESAFk1kF B1f-UhATHs OF ~
DIEps, ETC.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 4. 1854
The schooner Berger, from Baltimore bound 70 New
Haven was run into By the propeller virginia, in chesa-
peake Bay yesterday, and had her bowsprit carried
away aud bows Stove n She arrived here TO day Wnas
damage the propeller received is not known.
Private william stotnon, Of the Que Hundred No"
Yhir,y.ninth New York regiment, died suddenly Dsrs"
day. -. =
Mott Norton, son OF Augustus Norton, Of syracuse -
" sed this morning from ircs received iew u'y'
since BY getting caught in the gearing Of hos'hS "'''
chine
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NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI.

The Rebels Again on the Big Black and
YaxOO Rivers, &c.
Sr. LOUIS, April 5, 1864.
report is in circulation thit the rebels are king up
their old lines the Big Black and Yazo drivers
yicksburg advices Of the 2stn ultimo say that the
crew the steamer Ah Cutting had arrived from Alex
andria
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The Battle OF Gettysburg.
rHE CONTROVERSY BErwEgN eENsRAL BUrrERFIEtp
GENERAL MEADE.

CINCINNATI, April 5. 1864.
Major General I,utterncld passed through hero today
sn roe 70 the Army Of the cumbcpaud In conversation
with an officer here, aludng TO dispatches from WASH
neton stating that he had issued orders at Gettysburg
without authority hes said the statement false
and that he could believe that General Meade had
ever made such statement
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the pier was granted would prove uuross 10 ths ferry
franshse there Mr. :; s. smith strongly opposed inc
motion; but wa hnally adopted
The bin consolidating all the State laws relative 10 the
third time and passed in ,hs Assembly ihis morning.
Several other bills were disposed Of, but mono OF any
public importance
Tne upper branch OF the Legislature was engaged al
the mornins IN Committee OF the Whole. There was
readng but on OF any importance 70 the city OF
New York. and that the bill amending the act pro-
vding for tho inspection OF buildings and he prevention
or fires in New York. provides how and IN what man.
oil suits shall be prosecuted and fines collected IL
provides for tie appointments Of suitable person 70 act
and TO be known tho attorney tor that department. TO
whom all notices Of violation shall bo returned for prose-
cuton and who shall be entitled TO receive annual
peys co eced and not other WISE The attorney called
upon TO execute bond Of twa thousand dollars
THE CANALS OPEN THE BOTH INIT.
A. meeting OF the Canal Comm ssioners TO day II was
resolved TO open the canals on the 30th inst.
THE NEW MILITIA
The Assembly, among other things had under conside
ration the amended Militia bill. Quite discussion arose
over the appropriation for uniforms and arms Tho COM
mtee rose on motion to report progress before vote
was tsken. When in the House motion WAS made
TO recommt TO the Military Committee, with
instructions cut the appropriation down from about
eight hundred thousand to three hundred and nfty
Thousand. This, after spicy debate, WAS lost by o
small vote and the friends of the bill secured the spe
Early in the session the republicans OF the House
assailed John A. Green's brigade and other military
Ou kIOunu sney Oecu mdulpu
lated for party purposes. The appropriations 10 this bill
intended more especially for the New York and
Brooklyn militia, who have several times turned out to
the rescue OF the government and now We find them
assailng this with equal vlndlctiveness. Thse wise
legislators should be pressed into active servce and
forced 10 serve short time and furnish their own uni
forms and how good II 10. They would then be able
70 appreciate the services Of the who moments
CALL have left their business and gone TO the defence
Of their country. The New York militia win no doubt
appreciate tho ingrattude Of the State and OF tho
who thus early turn against them after rendering vau
able services.
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Reported Capture ar Forage Train fn
Arkansas.

ST. LOUIS, April 3, 1864.
Areport has reached here that forage train sent oui
Batesvile Ark, under command oi Captain Majors,
was captured last week by Colonel Freemans guerilas
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The Empire City, Captain Haury, rom Key West, ar
this port last evening" bringing dates up 10 the
2sth March.
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Affairs on the Mississippi.

C1Ro, ApfH 3, 1904.
The Forty-seventn Indiana aud the Second Illinois
cavalry tvcterans) left here for New Orleans.
Brigadier General Corse passed down for the
place. The steamer Empire arrested bodily and
fined 800 for unwarran,aby taxing the Ten
ncsscc river.
The officers OF the steamer Ella have been arrested for
landing the Kentucky shore contrary TO Late
orderg
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Incessant Rain StOrms-Dan2er that
She Railroad Bird ges Win lie Swept
Away-Operations or the Rebels, SO.
QUE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 4, 1884.
Rain has fallen necessarily for the past forty .eight
hours The streams CROSSED BY tho Orange ana Alex.
andria Railroad have risen TO unprecedented height,
and most superhuman cxertons being made 70 pre-
vent the bridges hom being destroyed, but the task
seems almost bop,less.
General Lee seems to have taken for granted that
the mid Virginia route to Richmond Is not 10 be aban
doned. strong orncations being thrown up on the
south side Of the Rapdan at poiu opposite chells
Station what Is known Cark's Mountain. The new
works are plainly In view from signal staiens.
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Bcrge Morgan to wake its chords Into hfs har.
mony That grand treat Is reserved for to-day and
night.
II is positively understood that this department viii he
ready this evening for pubic exhibition u was antic
pated that ts operations would have begun yesterday at
ternoon In connected form, and with degree OF enthu
equal to that OF the inauguration OF the principal
Fair buildings Although the weather was rather wet and
shvery there hundreds Of persons on the ground,
keeping themselves with patriotism, aud with The
hopes Of dazzlings sights within TINS tributary or
the noble enterprise. But, 10 and behold, the
ticket Office empty, and Moss-he mrenressioie
and vigilant Moss, the lord Of tho box ollice and
comptroller OF admission tickets-was non esf m
ren,us. This certain evidence that tho open.
ing had been postponed, and sfter long watching ana
waiting ubiquitous reporters solemny returned their
pencils to their and their notebooks 10 their Onckes
inwardy resolving TO DO hand again to-day, and the
Fair be not opened TO rake immediate stops TO open u
themselves.
Concerts FOR the Sanitary Fair.
n will DO seen by advertisement In another column
that grand vocal and instrumental concert In aid OF
the Sanitary Commission VIII be given this evening In
the Greene street Methodist Episcopal church, under
the direction OF Prof. I. j. Cook number OF hrst
class artists have their services and the con-
cert VIII, no doubt, be very successful affair.
grand vocal and Instrumental and exhibition
BY the pupils OF the public schools OF the eenth
ward 10 10 come OF at Cooper Institute
ing The proceeds 10 be devoted tho purposes
the United States Sanitary Commission.
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IMPORTANT FROM Albany.

IMPORTANT FROM Albany.
The Legislative Aspirants for
Governor.
Their Efforts to Shirk Duties and Throw
Upon Others the Responsibility
Of Deciding Measures.
School Laws, HObOken Ferry
and Inspection of Buildings.
Passenger Fare on the New York
Central Railroad.
Tho Soldiers Voting Bill Passed in the
Assembly.
Passage OF the Bills Authorizing the Rock
land and Cohoes substitute and Conn
mutation Rends and the6Chenange
Canal ExtenslGnsk
Improvement Of the Manhattan Square
and Canal Repair Contracts
in the Senate.
Communication from Mayor Gunther 10
the Legislature
Rsmonstrance Against the Common Council Tax
kevies and Curtailment Of the Execu
tive Power Of the City Government,
he, ko., ~
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PASSENGER CENTRAL RAILROAD.
large amount Of routine business was gone through
with oy both houses to-day. Only small portion, how
ever, was OF any public importance. bill containing
one section introduced in the Senate this morning.
which means more than it's surface would indicate 1t
repeas the seventh section Of the bill TO consolidate
tain railroads passed in 1853. The section that re-
peals that which prohots the New York Central Rail
road charging more than two per mile for way
passengers.
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Dad.


AcKusxAs.--on fbursdsy, esptsmber %, at he resi-.
dencs, Hicks Mock, Hempstead, 4. /, JAxEs AcxRxAs
formerly Of this city, ID the 4sih yesr Of his sgs
AsRAHAxs.0n Ttorsday, September 20, eornA, infant
daughter Of Alrst and Ellen Abrahams, aged II months
and 0 daya
AEraa-os Wednesday, September IS, Mrs MAEolsss
me i6ssi viii take pacs from her late residence, NO.
el2 Tnird avenue aa nine O'Clock this tFrdayD morpng
IrxRs-On Thursday september 20, Mr.. JoHr BrRRs,
aged SO years, late Of Armagh, Ireland.
The relatives and friends or the family invited 20
attend the funera from bis late residence No. ITO West
Twenty sixth street, On Saturday afternoon, ~ two
Bspprcw in Jersey CITY, on Thursday evening, Sop
tembcy 2o GroRGkSA u, youngest daughter OF george
and Mary f3isdick, aged years.
The funeral Win take place ou Saturday morning, At ten
o'clock from No. 1se York street, Jersey City
BurcHnR. On Thursday september ~, Aoyn r., in.
FAINT daughter Of John and Agnes T. Butcher, aged
Tho friends Of tho family are invited 70 attend the
funeral which will take plaso from ths residence Of the
parents s2l Grand street. New York, this riday after
uoon, at two O'Clock.
Bsrros -Afssr short and severe illness, on Thurs
day september 10, JAxu Bsrros, native Of Ireland,
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited V A.
:nd the Funeral Saturday afternoon, 81 two o'clock,
nom his late residence, So Tallman street, Brooklyn
BRowpm--in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, septsmber %,
ELnAsns Baowrs, sssd 70 years, widow o. Daniel
fhs friends and scqusiu,sscss are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral q her late resdence No Il TAI.
man street, Broskys, ibn (FrdayI afternoon, ~ two
Dorla--on Thursday, September 20, Mrs. ANN pcus,
aged 70 years ths parish Of Clopbronsy oousy Losg
''ii; H:r i issaS. W. a~s Of hw sssa Charles sa rsos
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Arrivals aad Departnrss.

AnnlSAL6s
and Slidel Ii Col U Doubedsy Major Bailey Cspts Nc
kenna McKibbin, 8 Smith. d II Churchill rhomp
son, Charlier. Mckenzie w L Vanderbilt WV SAmp.
500. w jackson. Green q L Smith; Surgeons Wyn
SqSD MS. aon &
Reed: Fiddler, " Robinson. Andrews. " Boyce,
Enee. " \ Harisome Q " Green, 2 Core,. Il
Maskeon. J A Maredith: Mr. Sawyer lady and
three children; Mr. Oscar @ Sawyer, Mr. j Il Pills
Snry Treasury E,,,. Agent; Mr. W Hyatt, Mrs. s
Z W Bennett w Mackenzie: Dr Hanson. Messr: J
Athom, Wyhtou. O Msdson. L r Curtis. L r Brown
De Cue Ryan. Lathrop Acting knsign Moorc,
Acrg Asst Paymaster q Emerson, ~; Mr. O W
Freeman. Weld. Q Gleason. p Hickey. " fayns-
,BEAUrosr C-steamship Pstrs-Mrs Piuer Mrs Bell,
Bakcman. Bye L A Davis. suydam, Totton, Gasson
Horton, w Mach Card. Chase, Sanford, Mcnamara j
Anderson, Miss Jessie Anderson Mrs Abrahaps,
Walters andtwo children, Mrs Andrews, n Curry
DEPARTURES.
LivERrooL-gtesnship Arabia. from BostonMrs Badger
sos'esu hss 1 u,:u. % Tcras Fa@orsh Ne; BsDj PasIer
9 " vorwenk: New York; Thes Stewart, Baltinnors:
Minnesota; Q Austin Jr Barbadces Miss Lydia Rons
sia1sy md JAS Hodges Sns:nd; " srt String.
ssr Rsws Lssrpooi: w aeasns frslsnd-so e'fs ror
Allen New Bedford; " 2 Oa,mar New York; Mrs Couste.
SSay, Maryland Mrs chipman nSn'rsal; Mr. sld Mn Z
Torouto-& Total, 3S.
sr THOMAS AND MARA6Arso-Bark Teresa 2ant ago
Micheleva. Miss De Meza, Pocaterra.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
m arried.

Bar-HAnpn- Monday, september 10, o. the
Church Of tns Ascension Filth avenue, BY the Rsyi
0.cSos wednesday, M a. 0 SEPTEMBER as
Soos JAs1s l. cocHnAss to Mas Kas.r saush
ter Of the late William Kinsey. All Of this city.
nesdsy September 2s lt the residence OF the brides
parents, by uc Rev. Arthur Mitchell WILLIAM CoorEs Of
nVSH TompkinsSe 1 s on Tussdsy
September 81, JonS j. CaafERRY OF New York LourzA
A. JosEs daughter OF Mrs. H. A. Jones, Of abe former
DusrysSRaY-Prr-o On Tuesday, sep,smbs ~, by tho
Rev. DR.. Mills, or st. AIMS church, Brooklyn, WV II.
DUsESsrHRr to HARRIET c. PYE, daughter OF Edward K.
Husr-swAsY-o, Thursday, September 10, at the
coz, D. n, Mr.. GEORGE HrSr 70 Miss MARY E. swASY.
FRARy-smcEsos--At Port Richmond, g. l.. We'd
Gzonof s FsAET 70 Miss AMELIA slsossos '-''' -
LsDsAr.DaYIos.o,n tuesday September q, a. the
residence Of the brides p. fasns % the Rev Mr. ms
LIxDsAY TO Miss MARY L. DArros, all OF williamsburg
Bnshamtcn and New London Conn papers please
MAnrs-HAxeSs.-on Wednesday, septen ber Qs, NJ
the residence OF sbe brides father by the Rev Peter
Mrs ANNA G. A. HAssry, daughter Of H Hansen, Esq
OF this city, No cards.
j.. on Wednosday. September as, by tho Rev 4. n.
Abercronbie D. RosxsoS TO Miss 1xSSIs c. daughter
Of p. late ~ MsTn rlSS al, al ofRaIhw,y g
Der 30 by the Rev John Lindsay, VIZ. H. vEIcH 10
MARY E. only daughter Of George f. codnsou all OF tbis
city.
wmcIEr- -EvyLErR AT Long Eranch, ". j., on Thurs.
day. September 30 st the brides residence, By the Rev.
Robert Poole, BEy. PAxsor wRtcIxY Esq., OF Philade
phja, 10 SARxH youngest daughter OF the late John
Evcleth, OF New York
| wmns-HIcxa-At Newark, N j., on Tuesday, Sap
tember ~, BY Rev. Orlando l. Krtland, wutiAn J.
WILLIE, OF New York, TO sARAa G., only daughter o
Thomas E Hicks Esq, Of the former plsss.
wAruxs-PowsiL -on Wednesday, September a., by
the Rev r. Bottome, at the Seventh ttrset Methodist
Epscopslohurcs, Epwr W. wArxlNS 70 Euni L. PownL
daughter Of the late Peter r. Powell both Of this city
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SEVERE PUNISHMENT Ton EsDEAvoRro OBTAIN Sun
sTrTUTR IN CAKADA.-We learn from gentleman OF
Ontario county the particulars OF costly attempt
cape the draft BY fleeing 70 Canada aud endeavoring
obtain substitute there. Two young mon, named
Jarvis and Clifford Bowerman belonging 10 wealthy
family Al Farmipgton stepped ntp Canada just
fore the 9th OF September wait OF
the draft The latter drawn and set about hiring
Canadian substitute. He engaged his man and
ready to eavo With him, when authorities. had
been apprised OF the proceedmgs arrested them on
charge Of violating the law against foreign enstmcnts
He was tried found guilty aud sentenced term OF
eighteen years imprisonment. The young mau was.
doubtless, not OF the penalty he incurred in
deavoriug to procure substitute In Canada. HIS case
will serve as q warning TO others who may have visited
Canada under like circumstances Mr.. BoWernan, we
understand, leaves wife and child Farmipgion
Koch eksr UVitn-N @&4
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ODD FxtLows nm UNITED STATES On the LIST 0! July
this year this powerful body numbered, in the free
states and In Maryland. Delaware Missouri Kentucky
and Tenpesseo no less than 13 900 members Canada
West 668, and n the Sandwich Islands 80. The Amount
expanded during the year ending July was $l0T 0o0
OF ibis 900 for the relief Of 1880 brothers
distress sickness 900 for the relief or 1873 Wild
owed families $o6o0 for buryng the dead the deaths
being ls4e 10 number and s for educating orphans
leve, do not include the Grand Encampments which
Der some 20 900 members Tho number OF Odd Fellows
Ohio, ,s7s: Maryland 10 3O6; indiana 6o4O; Illinois
1880; southern Nsw York, 6,s54, California, 6,s24
Massachusetts: 44S2: New Jersey, 147; Kentucky,
Wisconsin, 1901; New Hampshire, ,s5l; Delaware,
l,7l2 District OF Columbia, 1876; Conneccut, 1908,
SS4; Minnesota, 2s9. Nebraska 2s1. From Northern
Now York. Vermont and Oregon report receved.
B0ston Trdveiler. ts7FMek1 tf r-st. se.
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vss quiss 4 NWsNU. sas latter Prize Tor retail
Psovncu~.s .ssssl,ss, Gfsau. psrx. g paanzxus Ssuf
and 4ot DO. lard. me pork market wa6 nrmer, With
i.ir ds%snd; @ ale s2Se SSs = 20 e g e. s!s
'.s "a & 81 Ss = w We Ss%: sai:
active, saes 200 bbIs. st so Sll for country mess
81 DO $40 for counlry Wtne, e e1e % Or BQpseked
meas, and elo "a loP sx(FA DO o. penes vefe sss
active, but rm, Gin sssss Of Isl p&ckageS ss i4xc
was dull and nominal Lard was nrm. with moderate
demand; sales 1850 bbls. at loHc 200. Butter sas
oessss O,%s dun ans aomnA = lsc - s. sernn 70
PHsorsux Receipts. 2,ssl pbs THO market opsued
were made early In the day at some improvssak Ihs
fall In gold quotations rendered holders
disposed TO neet buyers and considerable sales were
oasotod at some decline. In refined, IN bond however,
transactions were restricted by tho nrmnsss Of holders
Ine sales were about 500 bb. oruds, mostly q 800
oSls rsaned, In bond, o6c. oTHc, on the spot ss0o
gallons In tin $780, q 8oc 800 bbls free, $50 S6c.
gallons IN tin olc. 00c, and 100 bbls refined
aaptha, % 90 gravity, 46s. l4FWtEtsD III
kos eontinued inactive and prices were entirely nom
sUoAR-Tns market was quist and prices nominal;
aes o. 2S hhda Cubs At 16 10 end 10 hhds do on pri
vnee terms. Refined dull at previous quotations.
SrzAHNH-Sales 900 lbs at 22c We quote the range
OF second quality 70 prime at 17o. 3 2lc.
nA-tno markot was dull and unsettled and We have
terms.
rAILow was owsF saes 1l6, 600 Ibs. at Ice. loko ,
the latter ~ extreme prics for choice
WHsxsy-Reeeipes. 392 bbis. Market 6rmer with sales
of 800 bbs. at 81 76 atl 7S.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, Sept. 2s-eP

IEtEfDAr, sept ~ 7. N
Asms Receipts, 10 bbis. Marke. inactive and no.
mnal at sl so sl2 pots and SO sl3 so for pearls
HarApsrrna Rsceipts H. 2so bbs Gour, 20 bags corn
meal lag s57 bushels wheat $50 do corn, 126s5 do
oats ll4 do rye. The four MARKET was less active,
and prices declined loc. zoe closing dull The cemsnd
did not extend beyond the present necessities Of the
local trade The sales foot up lo5oo bbIs. State and
Western 900 Southern and 500 Canadian Rye foar and
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The wheat marketlwas dull, snd at tho close piccs
were Co. q So lower. The demand 10 restricted 70 the
wants Of local mlors. Sales 10000 busheiss q sac
~ O3 for winter red and amber Western and VI 20 for
Milwaukee club. The corn market 1rm, With salss
Of % 900 bushels at 81 % for Western mxcd Bye wa
Inactive and nomInalfy 81 50 81 90 Tor western and
n 40 II as for North river Barley was quiet with
sale Of 1900 bushels crop, Canado West on private
terms. Oats were lower We quote the range SIC
eon9s-Tse msrksy was quiet and lower, VIII sAlss
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nominal
FnncHr were very dull Engagements 70 uvsrpccl
b. neutral vesscs, i2ooo bushels wheat At 2kd. Cin
bulk), rs hhda tsliow ~ 16s., $50 bbs. peroisum at
rkins butter ~ Sos and 100 boxes bacon q 26s 10
London, by neutral ts3 bales jute ~ Its. 3D. ana 10
900 bbk petroleum ~ fs ID. A British brig wss
Chartered " Aptyrp with petroleum Al &c. ID and
British s6ip Nith 900 bhls do. II about the rate
HAx-skippIng was IN moderate demand u 81 - q
Si 30 and retail lots u 81 20 . VI 10
Hors market acsivs; sales d about 100 halss new
at lsc 500, and 20 do old q ESQ $40.
Irpioo ceptpusd dull apd we bave no sales 70 report
MotAs8 -fh1Ss waS rathef more doing, with ssles
Of 20 bids Porto Rss ~ d, and 2se boh Nsw oreans
Naval Sroass.--spirIts ssrpsusIns wN selling. ia .
small way N 81 10 for Frsach, and ~ % for American
Rosins were wtbous decided change 10 value ths market
oG-W crus "a shrs but 1--WE lsbs LlasssA
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Ooooaso ID ocpostSs. AslS8 voA
me receipts Of the Rome, Watsrown and Osdsnsburg
Railroad during the month Of August amounted 70
Ss 4ss. which $ss 2o2 in exossGe shs earnings during
the same period In 1885, .s.. ~. ~,
The excitement which was recenty raised at Victoria
vancouveru Island about the gold discoveries the
eooes and Lsech rivers d gradually dying out. IL has
been ascerained that the were greatly sxasa
ted Gold was found In those localities. and qults .
number Of miners rushed TO the diggings but after tho
roughly prospecting the beds aud banks Of those streams
the greater portion them s reported became oon.
vinced that the precious mea not there N sucisnt
quantities to warrant the Inauguration Of any extensive
enterprises TO procure Il. @.a taaa.s..s .ss.-.t
1he Boston 7rarelsr Of yesterday says:- -
Money Continues in pretty good demand loans and
discounts at the banks and In tho street. The supply,
although rather lmited Is nearly equal to the wants Of
ali borrowers Ia approved credit but others have
difficulty in obtaining what they require The price Of
gold Ii again advancing little. The stock market still
depressed, although there improved do.
mand day both for the sound dividend paying shares
well us Tor the lower priced and speculative kinds
The following table exhibits the receipts shipments
OF 1our and grain at Chicago during the week ending the
cath inst compared with the movements OF breadstus
during the same time in 1863
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to-day By Albert H. Nicholay:-
$40 900 per cent Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
LIST mortgage bonds, dated July i, 1855, and
due July !, 1876; interest payable January
and July l. (Oskausa division. } 81 600 ca. SS,
1000 per cont Indiana STATE preferred Special
Canal Stock; interest payable January and
y.,lv Srt thn,r MIR of No~ Yox4r 0g
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flFvToB or THB NARrIosA CoMpANY.. NO. ~
he oc,sSes soupens Of de bonds Il 5s viii bs
paiA and sftsr ths dAy Ocoser uery On RresenA.