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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTED ron Tus N Y. TRIBUNE

THURSDAY, July Z, 1884
owing to the rmness Of hoders sales were effected at 9
for Pots and sl5 50 for Pearls
prices have again advanced bot ere rather irregular at the
close and quote only nominay q 81 s. for Mid
dngs Sales and Tesses Of 300 300 bales to both spin
COFFEErherehs has been doing in this market chiefly
hond Of ssc 100 bags Lsguayra in bond S4c bags
ST. Domingo bond and LEGO bags DO bond in Boston for
FLOUR AID MEAL~A fair bushes. Ia. been done in
Western aud State Flour ut advanced prices but the mset
future delivery, the sales foot up 94o bbs at 81 6s9
2 fSI EatIs State deliverable sl this month +2a*
for delivery t half snd dng the month Of August and BIB
S e6 August delivery on The SPOT e COO ebs sod at
to coed Extra ws.,en sli Isasi2 for Shipping ohi9i
st. Io9i. Extras csnsian fIous . dS na udeI
demand but closed tsme sales Of ESQ bbls ct III 500
ard Family do Southern Flour has been fairy active at i'm
proved pnees sales Of 100 bb ll 95a i for common
10 . ai, DO Rye S SSS GNnsy ss + S b. sr
a. - Com Meal is scarce and held at advanced prices
GRAlN-Early in the dsy Wheat advanced owing to the
light receipts advance In gold, and increased hesvness in
freight but toward the close with reaction In gold prices
Chicago Spring q tie .Pst 50 :ss 81 co. gOO bush
d. to I.'s g. e ss Su' sss sFDs n
90 $50 e. 81 1920 bush Amber do on The spot At 81 60
bush Red Jsr-cy 80 60 bush Red Western At AZ s.
- 60 1890 eush Amber do at 81 ESQ - q 800 bush.
prime White Michigan 81 S. Rye is scarce and nominal
Barley is in Demand but transactions prices
are nominal Barley MAX IN demand advanced prices
sales SO bush At 81 Oats in fair request at
prices; sales OF Canadian at 81 $780, State at 9c West,
ern at 99c.4S Corn opened sdSo y bush. better ho,
Tor Western Mixed the latter price for very high MIed
and 81 65 for $1,000 bushels Wes,egn CAST evsuilgl
taken for export. Our Milwaukee dispatch, r.,
ceved this reports the receipt, Of Wheat at
5000 bush No ! Spring Whest In store selling a
~ ri: No do at 90 Oe; Ne Oats In store bush
e1trs Spring Wheat Flour 80 bb and height Whes.
HoPS-Ths make. /, quiet; the demand 1. confined to
consumers who are purchasing at l0dze for common 10
prnie.
heavy sales II SIS 6airs al 81 ioa 9 q y 100 10.
NOLASSES-A good fair demand .,i prevails and price,
are buoy6nt We note $50 bba NswOrle At 81 Isl ANAL
lots Porto Rico Il s L. and Cubs % fL
PETROLEUM-An desSrlp,ions have advanced owing 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Names Of Wounded Soldiers Taken I'm
Eighteenth Army Corps Hospital, from
Iune rs IN ID. inclusive.

c. o'Conner +, IS Mass :. O. Clifford D, AZ, IL foot.
r. Davis Il, ~ Ind band. sergt o. y. Van loosen, II,
Wrn ii Hut, d ms Ny.leg. ll5N. Y, leg.
Corp. John Wishtrsy q, 1851. b. Mailman G, 10 Ind sru
n Y, leg. sergt. III. Do Haven, X, 70 Pc,
N. Myer.. K. 10 NY. A, hand bce.
I; Wsdde, @, 81 Pa;r foot No; Carey, o. lis ~ Y.
c. A. Lsk, g. I'm Y. H. A., Corp. O. IL Wilbur ism Y
hand thigh
r. Bunckuey D. Me-. hand. II. ID. Moore, E. ~ H. side.
w. A. Mckinney, d, 92N ~ yania, d, az n X. head
neck and sholdcr P. Sweeney, A, Ia ~ r. arm
d. A. Buuan +, ~ ~ Y, leg and side.
serst. w II. Hooker, II, LEI N. Y, arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

I'D. Pindley X, ll2P.V.A.,s arm
Robt. Henry, d, liz N. \.
bowels, dead.
y. II. Messer, u, I'd y. VI. arm
r. Learthzm, O, a. NY, lea.
W. Boswell, n, llTN.Y., head
@. h. Swan, y, 81 Conn. les.
o. NJ. Finger, I. la n. Y. neck
Geo. T. Morgan, ], l Conn II
A.P.Caaum. B.ION.Y.A.. FOO,
Nelson Danas, n. IS PAA.,arm
Alex. Leuger. A. lis NY, foot
Sergt. A. A. Rapp'ee, y, liS
y. Y, hand and knee.
jas. Brown, +, 20 Y. Y, shldr.
J.Chsppell, NJ, ID Pa A, bot.
arms.
Corr. :. shippey NJ. 10 NYA..
hand.
@. Potter, G. HIN. Y, mootl
ID. Stevenson, d, 1873 Pa, hsnd
and leg.
A. Newton, @, rs Mass, head.
A. C. johnson. y, u NH, les
N. Denim, G, 81 Pa, sroin.
WI. Burban, D,2 PEA..b bowel
A. McComh, d. IAN Y, leg.
A. X. Coriss. an. H., ieg.
SGT. J. Hall, D. 10 y. H.. dead.
J. J. Bowens, ", , Pa, foot.
W. II. Sargent, ., 8 Me-, de- d
Phil. Evey. {, ~ y. Y, head.
JIM. Miller, n, lS8 Pa, leg.
NJ Schuyler. d. ~ n. Y, leg.
~ Rowgsn, +. W Pa, head.
Chas. Moore. a, 5 u. :, leg.
j. Condhan. [. 5 Md, hip.
j. HI. Bryant. + a. Mas. head
:. h. Dns;in X III MY, shoul
q. w. Bosrdmsn. +, do, arm.
O. Rumscy, ID, Az. n, lung.
lst IL. p. :. Fuller, IL, 3 NJ,
shoulder.
Ma T. A. Merrinlan, % N.Y.
arm.
ID. Edmeston. A, 20 NY, hip.
d. Manning. : Ind. Bat, thislI
and foot.
!. Barrett, A, 5 Nd, arm.
w. {. Hammond, q, " y. Y.
leg.
W.O. Woodbridge, c, tN.H.,
lett shoulder.
Corp. G.H.Hyers, Do ~. leg
X. Brant, {, iSs Pa, neck.
J.W. Davis, !, y Me, left leg.
r. $. Baxter, !, ! Conn. H.A.,
dght baud. =
JR.France. X, 1913 Pa jeff leg
g. Foster, q, III \. Y, right
leg. since dead.
J. Lott, {, 81 Pa, right hand.
Sgt. WIN. johnson, II, ~ NY,
head.
Adj. Fielding heslei W MI
head.
Jas. Quinn. @. NY, thigh.
N.F.Garliss, b, SO Pa. Jeff ara
j. Walters. D.s7 Pa, side, dea.
WIN. Wi.tar, 7 2Pa A., wis
Corp. J. 5. Howard, L, 4 u.
right shOu der.
| ". Beck, r.. 81 n Y, breast.
II. NJ. Lovejoy, b, &OMass. ,shl'
K. Parks, II, lin. J., arm.
A. J. Renck, X, 1873 Pa, thigh
F.D.Kline, q, 1873 Pa since die'
J. Quinn, G, u Mas, aTm.
SGT. J. Harlin, A, IS Pa, back
w. II. sisberd, o, lON.Y.Art.
hgnd.
y. Duty, X, 40 MY, shoulde
D. D. Farrell, G, iea NY, groin
c. Burckley, A, 2 Pa. A., arm
J. w. Edwards, +, 81 Pa, arm
X. PhlegiLe. X, III n. W leg.
sergt. Peter Lsug {, III NY.
leg.
T. Jones. C. an. H., arm.
IL. Mann, II, II Conn, arm.
Can't. Nm. HUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

go country. With a contraction Of currsncy or In
other words reduction Of the amount Of bank eredits
there must be fall in prices Of all commodities Peo
pie may pay large interest for money hold their goods
and postpone their losses but they cannot escape ITEM
Just a. surely tho ssue Of currency inflated prices
and stimulated speculation. its withdrawal viii break
prices down. carrying SPECTATORS IN it's train. The
present 10 good time get ont Of debt, and TO keep
out.
The Michigan Central earnings for the last
week in June show an increase Of about $4,000 IL
stead Of decrease. as formerly reported
The shipments Of Pittston Coal by the Penn
sylTanis Coal Company, ~ the week ending July 2,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

The San Jose Railway was formally opened
on June from San Francisco to the frner city Inc
return trip, fifty miles was made in 1t hours The
entire length Of the roads 80 miles, divided into seven
sections. There are &c side tracks, making total
Of le5ss feet There are 81 switches rs bridges.
making total length Of 3 100 feet 90 stone cattle
Guards IS wooden cattleguards 80 stone culverts %
open stone dIains wafer tanks 100 panked railroad
crossings; turntables and one Y, for turning, at
Redwood City. The height going toward San Fran.
cisco consists of bricks wood, WOOL quicksilver, hay,
grain cattle hogs sheep poultry butter. cheese fruit
milk, charcoal shingles, fence posts lumber etc The
freight going toward San Jose consists Of general er
ehandise for that city and the lower country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Names Of Wounded,

FROM JUNE q TO JUNE %, INCLUSIVE.
j. II Miller, h. Conn. IA, @. y, Morgan, Ii, Conn. II.
let ee. A.. left leg.
D. O. Sullivan H. Conn., II, A. p Culloln, B. 10 N.Y. foot.
A., left leg l. Stroke, 4, II N.H thishsj
~ Dams H. 50 Pa. A., arm. since dead.
A. Senger A. us n Y, foot. WIN. II. Webb, X, 6N. Y,
Serg a. A. Psppln q, liS ". right foot, slightly,
" left hood a. a snee JAS. Brown r, s9NY., sholr.
J. CLappe. r. Pa A., arms. Theo. shppey NJ, 10 NY A.,
G. Potter, O. III NY, mouth left hand
d. Stevenson -, 1888 Pa. A., A. Newton O. Is Mas head.
right hand aud l,h leg A. c. Johnson, n, II N. IL,
Capt VIM. Hunt D, III NY, right rs, slightly
risht lcc II. Durwin &, 81 Pa groin
w Rutsn, y, 2Pa. a bowls s Thompson, ID, Conn. A.
5 Bordweu H. IFS NY hand. right arm.
p S,es art p N p. " A. leg A. j. Allen D. 81 Conn,
@. r. CgokeI IL 10 NJ T., eltlst sgt. Hall, ID, 10 ~ H.,
leg and side sipce died
J. ng, q. an. H. ies '. Wolf II, 90 N Y, leg
j. b. futile A. ". H. hip. J. j. Bowens. NJ, 7Pt a foot.
J. Foley, !, Ne, foot. J.. II: Bemung, y, oil n. T.,
b. B. Evans, 4. ~ Pa, arm. wrist
p Kelley, A. u n "a arm. W. H. ssrseut e., Ne, side.
II: T. johnson, q, ]! A.. since dead;
leg Corp Y. Holmes o. % ". T.,
j. Matthews, c. n. Y, foot head.
Corp 4 Hannah, L, us NJ Up Every c. ia ~ Y, head
leg p. G. Doren Il, u. B. A.,
A. AlcComb. D, l42N. Y, leg shoulder.
sgtW Roys O. s2SY, knee.J; NJ Miller, II, lss leg
A. r. Corlss J. y. r.. leg w. Shnts y, p. " A., kIee.
A. Schuyler, ID. 40 N. T., leg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
ANorHgR RIcHMoNp IN TIE FIELD. = Tn

Buffalo ConTssy prop Dean Richmond President Of
the Now-York Central Railroad, the Democratic
candidate tor President. The editor Gays;
There considerable serious talk here lin New Yors) about
bringing Dean chllond forward candidate for tho Pfest
dency II j. gJt that his Practical wisdom, his
ecuye ability aud his profound knowedse Of human nature
would the country, II it Is possible to save H. We do
NJ. Richmond has been consulted the sab
j,e he could be doced 20 10 the OF his
name be wcHd Be Illuminated at Chicago, and would poll
thar shy who has been named N conecton
with the Prcfideucy.
There is one objection which the snobs Of the Demo
cratic party wiz find insuperable. Dean Richmond was
poor boy and in early Life worked with his hands Ia
the mental occupation Of 0 tboier How can
Democrats, Ike the supouons toadling Of the world,
support candidate who has come up from 50 low de.
gree - thati Dean Richmond Is undoubtedly man
Of great energy ssd executive ability but thcr-he wal
a salt boicrf Hen never 90 for the superfne Demoo
raey. r. tRochesler Expresa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
Wounded in Field Hospital, Isth Corp-.

A. Holman c. Is Mass, 10. kg.
Martin Murphy @, s Msine I'D.
Nelson ossna1p, b, lS Pa,
D. lee arm.
D. MonaLan, n. ll7N.Y. head.
!. Corp. q. Made, II. ll7N.l. head.
II. y. Rowe, +, , Ia. A., dead.
. J. N. Miller. II. ANN, sh'ldeT.
4. DO. Sullivan, |, | Conn. H. A.,
leg.
Isaac Stroke, A, !? N. H., beth
. thighs. dead.
. Wm.H.W ebb, X, &C MY, too
5. TbomI.on, b, / G. A. ann;
:. Rosdwell. n. ll5N.Y.. hand
7. Stewart, +, 81 Pa, leE
nc. +. Croker, II, 10 ~ y, leg
join Kfns. @, 4N.H.. lea.
J. b. Tuttle. A, en-. ~, hip.
i.Jos. Foley, !, 8 Me, foot.
y. Il. Evans, A, 10 Pa, arm
r. Kelley. A, IN. Y arm.
II. 4. johnson. G.2Pa A., leg.
b. Matthews, c. 3N. 7, leg.
Cop. Albon Hannah, L, III
}. y. u, fsct.
SGT. W RoyA @. % NY, knee
A. J. Allen. ID. II c., arm.
y. Wolf, IA, 98 \. Y. lee.
E.R.Flenins, F,slN.I,. wrist,
Cor r. Holmes, a. s3N Y, bid
=. r.. porcn, l., AZ. =. sh'ideL
WA. Shuts. T.. 2 Pa. A., leg.
l.. flsscer. n, 2Pa A, sh'lden
J.. NJ. Rogers, A, S Y. :, arm
Hen. Short, A, u. y, les
AS.Murdotk. A. ION. Y, brst
. &. d. Hoffman, X, 3N Y, head.
. J. Nelson, 4, 2Pa a., arm.
N. Donuahugh, =, IS Pa thigh
r. Overduff. 2 DO, leg.
q. Millard, =, Do. biz.
J. Cullum, A. s. Z. $, hip.
, J. Shank, +. s. Pc, side.
J. Rusley, c, la n. u, hip and
knee.
II. burnett. c, sMe. les.
:. sheppard, q, 10 n. Y, band
w. II. Philips, +, do, leg.
. A. u. Waltz, 7, do, arm and
side.
Benz. Morison,F eN.J, arm.
Henry hardey I'm H., loot,
J. ID. Jones, II, 2 Pa Art, lee.
ho..Fi.Epatrlek, II, 2Pa Aria.
lon thigh.
WIN. Basez, II. Pa Artillery
mouth aud shoulder.
Vim. Allen, X 81 Pa leg 4 arm
Roger N. Ford, q, 9 Conn, leg
Mnl Phghner, III, l9Wis. arm
$. Oanan. /, W VIE, head.
H. Walker, X, III NY, right
side snd arm.
Corp. }. Sabardee, y, lia HYa
.eit thigh.
Hiking, q, ilsN.Y,rl arm
n.Corp. II. Plat, X, III n. T.,
4. right leg.
/. L. Dausberty, A, le8 IA. .shldeB
). l.. Aorrell, G, - Ind. wrist.
W.P.BuluIaD, X lj3 NY, foot
s. !. Day, b, 81 Pa, hip.
r.P. Joyce, A, lis n. Y, head
Chss. L. Foster, y, 81 Pa, lee
sd. L. Clark, X, ls3 Pa. thigh.
d.. c. Uber, A, lsg Pa, wrist
Capt. Wln. II. Mayne, u, 4 "
/. r., right foot.
), I. Tronbley, u, llsN.Y., foot
]. Sennett. II, - Ind, head
7 Serst. J.. A.Cosbetts, l42 N.Y.
thigh.
|. c. p Hobbs, d, AN. ~, leg:
4. COrp.E. 2. Tenney,K, l6e N.Y.,
J. arm
s. Michaek, E,ss Maise, bots
b., legs.
j. II. Marcus, A, l3Ind. shout
aud back
T.W.S.M Miller, X, 2PaA., neck
II, ID, Ill N. L., leg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
fAdvertisenleni.l

THE HUMAN FACE DIVINE New Sys-
TEN fPhysoguomy-Eyes, Ears Nose Lips, Mouth Head,
Han, Eyebrows, Hands Feet, Skin, Complexion with Al
Signs Of Character and How Read Them" in the PnRs
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Only ~ year. New Volume begins
with July Number Sent by first post for % cents, by
FOWLER L WELLS No. 389 Broadway, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

COMMITTED SUIcIDR.-CorOnerW ildey yester-
day held inquest az the Eleventh Precinct station,
U6use on the body Of an unknown man who was found
living on the sidewalk ct the of Avenue ID aud
FIFTH street. He wes t@Le" 80 the station. House but
post no.tem examination. and found that death was
caused by an overdose Of laudanum. verdict Of sui
csle was rendered. Deceased was about 40 years OF
age had lost his len hand and dressed IN black
coat and pants and India-rubber shoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

ATTEMPTED SUIcIBE.-The wife of Mr.. Geo.
w. VOORHEES, residing at No. 10 Amity street. at
tempted to commit suicide on "Wednesday evening. at
her residence by taking dose of laudannE. Dr. GID
son polte surgeon called in and administered re
storayes and Ut late hour she considered ont Of
DANGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COuRT-CHIxBERE-JuL 7.-Beiore Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
John s. Gilbert agt. Ward b. Burnett. Hiram
:. Deuison agt George Janewsy. Cases settled.
Before Justice BARSARD.
Cahsrne Johnston agt james W. Johnson-Counsel fee
to plaintiff attorney Of $50 In the application Of L. 8
Chase Trustee Gchepot confirmed and order granted
Jost ph d. Davis s,t William Grove ct aThe motions
granied unless there Is eompilree with the order in ten
day.. Ifhere rs not motion granted with flO costs Of mo
ton Samuel NJ Pettenill Robert +. Naturalization
denied with 10 costs. Einsr C. Hakey ast. Robert NJ
Nood.-Motion denied. William Lowenie ag'. MsIg
CraIner ct al-Order graued. Thomas L. BTsynsrd az,
Francis BrsyuaTd.-Motion denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

A Canadian lady named Manson was forcibly
SEIZED few days since. IT Palmyrs " Y, placed In
eansbos thence ken in buggy 70 bailditg 10
Rochstor, end left there. after having chloroform adj
minstcred 10 Ter. She recovered next morning, and
escaped By window. Tho eause is iRyolTed in somS
mystery. She states that size separated from he's
husband two yesTs ago. and had been since persecued
by bim and hat she carried or phosograpbiDg bush
IN partnership With two friends named Mcpherson
and AlcDonalu with whom she trsveed In the Upited
STATES Ailer her eecape described, she wondered
about the streets Until shs met patrolman and claimed
bis protection.
Miss Dr.. Mary Walker writes thus from Cas-
de Thunder Redmond: Il hope ron not grlevian
about me beeiase ara prisoner Of war. am LIVING
IN threesioFy bgck castle, With pleuty 10 eat aSd
clean bed 10 sleep ia. have room mate. ycop0
iaey about twenty years Of age ffpm mean CoyiDth,
Mississ ypi Miss Martha Manus). am much happier
than might De 10 relations Of life where might
Be enYiel b. other ladies'. Tie officers are ysntlemsny
and kihd, and It viE not De long before / am N.
GLANCED"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Rccclnf. Of Produce.

IrrYT-Isc00 ola Flour. 2gJ bbis. Whisky, 100 bbls.
Corn Meal 1000 bash. Nhes,. 800 bush Com $3.50 bush
Oats 10 pks IioyisioBs 40 pigs Lard 2So pigs But
ter "a pkgA AAbes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 6. 1854

sessed to have stolen from the firm. but dealt AL
knowledge Il the other Articles and Of n veFo
found in Is possession. Justice Dodge cor~isted him
fur examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
RAILROAD AccrDEST-CATrIE IN THE HTcH

RAILROAD ACCIDBNT-CATTLE IN THE HIGH
WAY AND WHAT IT COsIs.-Wc have law intended 70
keep cattle out Of all the highways in the State. IL
lacks one essential eement-it does not make II the
sworn duty Of all road inspectors or commissioners,
and all consttles-in short, all sworn ohcey to arrest
all animals running at large. IL does authorize every
individual TO seize and shut up every one that found
IN the highways but that does not keep cattle OF the
railroads The consequence is that the lives OF pass
engers are continually in danger because some owner
If cow intent upon stealing her living turns her out
in the road and she strays upon the railway ana
presto train Is of the track and somebody Killed or
wounded. This was the case on wednesday on tue
Harlem Road near Melrose. The White Plains train
that leaves there at 20 encountered one OF Ihesc
pests Of all railroads and thrown OIL breaking up
two cars bIusng, though fortunately not killing the
passengers This not only detained many persons anX.
ions TO arrive in the city but all other trains several
hours, both Of the Harlem and New Haven Roads.
The damage than tic value OF the pasturage
of the COW hundred years. Yet che owner VIII grum-
bic and perhaps the Company for killing his cow
and dcnagogues win sympathize with him in his loss
and declare that lit IS great shame that poor man
cannot be allowed 10 pasture his one COW in the high.
way II is full time that the public were educated mp
10 the point Of considering any who. by letting hs
COW run at large and causing loss Of life, as guilty OF
manslaughtor No one who is guilty OF pastuTng the
highway should be entitled TO recover damage for the
death Of hiscOw under any circumstances whatever
That would cure the evil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
RECEIPTS OF ROAD.

The Columbia Gold Mining Company of Col
crado now offers for subscription limited number Of
shares the books for subscription being open until the
close Of this week at the Office Of ALBEIT II. Nicolay,
No. SO William street The capital Of the Company
consists ofJ20 900 shares at nominal par value Of sl0
the subscription price being S. Of which e. is payable
at the time OF subscription and e. on the delivery Of the
certificates Of stock The following are the Trustees
and officers Of the Company:
Trusees-Jomes W. Elwe esq No 81 South street; John
?. Yeverton esq President Of the Bank of North America
Thomas r. Foster ex late OF the firm Of Foster Stephen
James d. Fish, esq President Of tho Marine Bank Jas
L. Hahswsy esq No. Ill Pearl street Robert p Perrin.
esq Cashier Of the Buohefs and Drovcrs Bank Remsen
Appeby, esq No. 1873 Water street PresidentThomss r.
Foster esq. Bsnkefs-Marne Bank Secretay-Samuel r.
Seymour esq. Mining SupeIntenden-HenTy A. Cook esq
Central City, Colorado.
The following will show the amount of Canal
Tolls received at Buffalo from May to July in the
wears nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
The Boston Trareller says:

The money market Is gradually working easier for prime
oaus and discounts bot there Is difficulty in finding fun
employment for idle capital at the regular bank rate Of
cent and the very fair single bave submitted
to higher rates Of interest although the transactions in them
have been large. The stock market Is depressed
dueed quotations. and the spirit Of speculation has little
interest at the present time. The demand for dividend
paying securities quite moderate and the factustns
kinds without much animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

SUBSTITUTES. - Capt. ManieTe, Provost.
Marshal of the With District has enlisted 10 men az
substitutes for private parties within the last 30 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

THE GREAT IRoy-CLAD RAM DUSDERBBRG.
Work has ceased on the gsat ironelad ram Dunder-
berg building by Mr. Web1f this city for the Govern
ment Of the United States The ship is ready fol
launching, and has been so for time. Tho cause
for the dead lock in her progress is the inability of tie
contractors for her machinery to have the shaft and
propeller ready in time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JuLr Before
Judge RESELL
Bertha Stein pleaded guilty Of an attempt at
grsnd larceny. Penltentiary six months.
Cstharne schmidt grand larceny state Prison Two years
Geore Cornelius, srrased fOT attempting shoot David
Reaney. Tried and acquitted.
DouAck Oddone, graud Arceny. RemAndd for sentence.
CeeTse smith burglary. State Prison six years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBERs.-JuLT
Before Judge BRADY.


Barnard Ramango agt. John. Williams. Motion
denied with 10 defendant 70 abide the event Of sut
Tie plaintiff TO have liberty to amend.
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Tot. Grain. bp 1.7sa,g 4,ois,os5 3
The Journal of Commerce SAYS:

The construction Of machinery for working the quartz mines
Of Colorado and California IS being carried to quite
bridgeport and New Haven, giving employment to large
iNmber Of mechanics. Mr.. NJ. B. Dodge. Of Colorado,
the inventor Of al improved smalgsmator, is now
making machines to m pressing orders The fact that
Of the gold mining stock companies in active operation
have the money deposit In various banks in this city
pay this and other machinery when completed is evil
denoe Of the confidence interested parties have in these enter
prise the Gregory Consolidated Company having CO.
the Grnnel 100 000 the Black Hawk Company, ESQ 600
and other companies from $4,000 to 800 0OO ready 20 be
insists that there gold enough In space Of ten square miles
in Colorado to pay of the public debt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

BOARD OF CoUScILMES.-The Board met at
o'clock D. No. on Thursday the President. Councilman
Hayes in the chair. A resolution was adopted that
the Second Avenue Railroad Company be directed TO
cause their tracks in Oliver street. between Chatham
and Madison streets to be placed in their former posi-
tons and In Of neglect 10 comply with the terms
Of the resolution the Street Commissioner cause the
work 10 be DONE and charge the same 70 the Company
A preamble and resolutions, omanatng from the Board
of Aldermen In reference 10 tie death of John Clancy
esq were eoncurred In The resolution Of the Alder
men relative 10 the election of Bernard Kenny rs Assist
Ant Engineer OF tie Fire Department was also con-
cured in. The Board then adjourned 10 Thursday
afternoon next.