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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
France.

The Courier du Dunanehe had been suspended
for two months on account Of TN Objectionable political
article.
Tho weekly returns Of the Bank OF France show
an increase in he'cash on baud OF over At milon
francs. ,.., -.
Paris letter says :--"Unpleasont dispatches hive
bee. received at the Wnr Ministry rom AHlen. ~
Algerian insurrcctOn ~ not yet pat down. MARSHA
rcMahon will be forced 10 break M the camp az Cna-
Mons earlier than was expected and will proceed TO he
seat Of his GOV ernment with several regiments under
his orders -. a. =.
The French Government is extremely angry 81 tne
rshhoation Of the Danish documents. Indeed, NJ
Erouyn de HAYS has reproached III. de hotke with
having peyerted his words. The alteration has been
extremely undiplomatic. ., &,
The French Cabinet Ministers were engaged IN
u the various meetings Of the Provincial
TonrcisGeacral The Duke de Persigny at S.
Fenpe had been euoeing The Emperor as The founder
n liberty in Franee-and at MarsieDes M. Bemc: hln-
8 er OF Commerce &c. hal been making promises III
tAe interests OF trade and commerce.
The Emperor is shout 10 visit the camp at Chalons
Prince Humber Of Italy wond arrive IN Paris on
the 9Th The OgniOne OF Turin denies the rumor That
marriage has been arranged between Prince Humbers
and the Princess ANNA Murat
The Paris BcuIsc wos dull bat steady. Rentes' on
the 26th closed at GN.3O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
TIE GREAT TRoT FOE 80 600 To.DAy-r,

THE GREAT TRoT FOR 5000 To-DAY.-The
great and exciting match between those renowned
champions of the Troiting Turf. General Bq,Lr ana
George Wies viii take place at tie Fashion course 10
day. provided II IS such VIII admit of fair
trial of speed and tie anticipated nnexampe fast run.
ming being made. Should the morning prove stormy,
this great contest will be postponed till the FLOWING.
fair day. but duo notice will be given az the tuI
letin boards If postponement Is deemed necessary
No match that has taken place in years has created
such intense amount OF interest in sporting circles
throughout the coun,ry--and none on which such An
immense amount Of money in outside bets has been in
volycd. The city is tlronged with strar ccrs from
every section Of the Union within hsiling distance-
and the arges. attendance the Fashion ever
known may be anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
rwo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ContInued from First Page.

valuable cargo on board win no doubt throw doubtful
tIUresson over the lbleDCed peae"'u 70" " VIZ INV
dreaded Georgia. -. III, -,
A disnateh from Dover on ARg "a saws: Inc red
era steam frigaie Niagara rought Up IN rover koaus
this norAiHg having on board captain NHnycOhpe
aud "a men belonging the screw steamer Georgia,
which was captured by the Niagara. while sailing un
Ser the British flag on Monday the 18th OF August.
anout 90 miles of Lisbon The capture was mad1 ty
Ue Niarara on the ground that the Georgia was for
nery hell gercn ship and in the service OF the Con
States rs the celebrated cruiser If the same
name II Is stated. however. that the Georgia was
purchased sone few months ago by Nr. L. baIos,
a shipowncr Of Liverpool and some nice questions
Of an international character may perhaps 'tl Sc
out Of this proceeding the part 81 w w
Niagara. Recently treasury order was Is
sued 10 the custom house authorities tl iI %;s
ther Of the American belligerents s" uo,, ,rhs
mantle cell any Of thcr ships IN biitsr Nor
Georgia having destroyed number OF 49,. ,h,ee
ehantmen, left CherboaTg for LNerlooI "oS q, 90
months since, and was there dsInant ~ i TlonSs
tonsihls rnp between Lisbon and the western lunus
upder fbs Portuguese flag as merchant 'esel -fu"u'
a fortni0ht since the Georgia was pieplrihE 70 80,
Liverpool as Portuguese ship ana INC -'ir"a, M
was there watching her, immedl"eiy 20. W
,es, I'm The Nisgsra leaving. the GeOrgla aDttmheu
from going cut and il was pretended mar sue Nus uo
sina5 nv The Portuguese minister. The Niagara went
a., a. Iisbn and it is believed that her comm ander
has aseert lined from the Portuguese authorizes tont
thc sale Of the Georgia was fictitious one. The Mag
ara which is a magnificent steamer. resembling htie
our own Hinalaya snuted on bringing up IN the nay
:. compliment which returned by the discharge oil
sslyo of artillery from the Castle batteries S0oA amer
landing CAPTAIN Wthy connie and his crew. she steamed
of In the direction OF the Downs.
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TUESDAY. Aug. 6-p. 10.

Gold opened at 242, but soon fell to 24l, and
showed no appearance Of strong buying any time du
ring the day. The closing quotation 24!. There
orc few people crcdulous enough TO buy gold at
present rates to protect themselves against depreciation
IN the currency and 1t daily loses strength. Is chief
rmness lies in the demand created short sales
At the Stock Exchange the quotations were: United
States 6s Of 1884, coupons lO7i 0l07i 500 Coupons no.
Certificates, 81 April 1905 llol; Tennessee e. 5Jl@
J9y; Virginia Gs. 5G05s; North Carolina 6s ClaGJ
Missouri Is. 63aG5. Canton Co, 80; Delaware and
Hudson, l9O9l9l; Pennsylvania Coal offered at 2O2
Cumberland Coal. 6Os060t Central Coal, s09e4;
Mariposa, 40; Minnesota 3C03i Quicksilver 52i 9s2i
Pacific Mail offered at 27s Atlantic Mail 1914 4!e5;
New.York Central. I2s0l9sl; Erie, 1861 alU7; Erie
prcferred lOs, 0IO9 Hudson River 1919 0l22; Read
ing ns0l3li; Michigan Central 1884 3i do South.
ern. soI 0s)3: do Guaranteed. li4al45i illinois Cen
trail 1861 al27 Cleveland and burg. ll0l @ll0.;
Northwestern 81 asa! do Preferred, e2 as23i Ccve-
land and Toledo, i239l25 Rock leland lO73QlO7.;
Darlington and Quincy. l25al27; Prairie da Chen
eOaGl; Fort Wayne, 1881 0lOs; Terrc Haute
and Alton, 53,9H Toledo and Wabash, "a
as; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 45a4J!.
Government stocks steady, and the long six
per cent bonds show small advance. The bddings
larger end are far in Of the prospects in June at
the corresponding time. Importers and small bidders
ere Oh usual first In TIE market. The general stock
market is irregular, but stronger Hudson River, un-
der the dividend quarter touched quite low figures
l2ii in the first board and 1921 are the Die mention,
The market after the call at the Stock Exchcnge
quite active and an advance Of 3dl y cent paid upon
active shares.
Money among Stock houses is reported ac'
tive but there Ia want Of capital at per cent. or
call Mercantile paper quoted at s3l2 per cent and
is not In high favor in any quarter. The demand fol-
capital to move the crops, and the coming loan viii
probably secure a sound seven per cont money market
for some time The policy Of the Treasury Department
is not calculated TO produce higher rates. The Issue
compound per cent Is constant ard after short time
A GOOD dead Of currency will return from the army
There Is disposition among merchants closing up bust
ness 70 put money into railway shares and quite large
amounts have taken this direction.
Freirhts are dull and rates are easier, the en-
gneemonts 10 Liverpool "a 900 bushels wheat at sgd
ncr ueutral 80 900 bushels wheat at 81 dGd. and PEI
steamer 500 boxes cheese 800 pkgs butter. Io ant
ECO boxes bacon 3o 2O 10 London Is tons DO. % Gi
aosl and Der neutral 1000 bbls. TO Glib 1onr. 49,
British bark was chartered TO Lisbon with petroleum
on private terms
Sterling is 263 for Currency and 100 in Gold
for 60 days and 1902. for short sight Bsakers' bills
Francs. 5.l5a5.l3i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07

eisn sud 50 90a IS for Americana nosns, at $''~S''
Tar ta At +lC0s 70 Tor for isu and domestic. ,, en-.
OH. CAkE-lne SuTpy Of CAKE h"- p,osn" ,ys1 IL.
with favorable news from uroTc rrcc have improved
hear OF GALES Of 30 tons Western, IN part "'N'' ~ Wv
OILS are Generally quiet but prices steady 1T % og~
81 6. foi Shy iin.eed; % a'%v - a no., : o. FOR IN,
ter and spring 80 Lard ssponined Ned Vi 10 "'" ''
PROvIst NS~Pork he. been decidedly more setive nss
lac, and tie marsei better ro-i ',n ., ,eo hb.
s ss a., FOR sSs Tr sr sfT ra Ss pTi
st2 S Loo bbs do buyer al / mouth at 80 20, ana
$40 hb do buyer all oe;"oe o. ~, W. 5 w. al ,sG
2 rs Tor New do $50 81 for fiue and y va 80 ~
fr PRIME Mes. ee nSde1 y ...'s sn ~ 'o1 Eats
do Tieroe leei and Beef Hamstre dri AM
i CIT Nest' are m = &C., a1S pS, % I,
,an Is ,o 4aSie Tor XIX TO pin steam aud Kettle Rem;
wL,eh became Aig snd rera ig' lots hrrss - 10 raw
been ced out nj 4c and there have been a 90 sae' u New
YorS sac mai in tubs Sass the Maisat eoses veIy
~, al, DO - y state a. Il fsic CT ees- in very light
serpy holder, are a,L ing prices god - tine N
state ia mers daes ed at q o2ac do fe y dailr' 20
Glsc. DO. r,ta 2sa~c' the sfyiee, f9m Tic 'o"n"' s
very s'rorg rurrs insisti' e on ger ircc'. -,
fTnOir UNCude has bcri N more Give demand but
phre tin heavy sales of on eoi a. .S $3.50
Zee The business hl- been modrIle aud prc's are
fnly two lower both crude and rhntd hsn 'neS
La, week The suprly rcD IN bond u 80 very M
lied however that prime straight lot. ere held with mne
Gres 81 f4c and only rngn sud i tor brand, can ue
s - Jrmsnded Ffre refined i. quit sGa9e, according
~ ouay The following tho receipts at and the 'hP"i'
o New York Of Petroleum. Tor the week and since jan
For the week sincr Eau. l. Same time isoJ'
Rec Of Pe,roleuu,bbis al:3 +sso, 1 tDSn
Eys. 2iil5t 'S|os' '"''
Ers from ,....o ,o- ce1
lhied since Jan. / - l2a,n9 loIf6I
RICFThr j. nothing whs.ever doing in This article and
we quote only nor,irs " Il ~ 0ioc ,,
siGh Raw suels iey, been In rfths, oci'i neal'
urncinay nom grocer. siody rates sales OF ," hha
uha al lta2lir. bcnned are quiet Il l9c 10 Hard.
sFFLTER I. dul AID nouu.l At u !aIsc Tor si.esan.
SEEps-A H1,d irss l. in. 4, Clover seed a Zi1
27ic Tin ohy fair drEand AID IN m at Y. y y
- bushr; Rough fus 10 sura'le at - ~" =" ~ pr '
TIN-pie = dull snd pr, - A." nominal a., 49,
GoRaCtO-But little d,nr in the article, a.. Inc buyer
ana sellers cannot sgee Ices since u" d.ce OF rou
kes mi "a Lhds Nv Il a nc ls5 seed Leaf III aJ2c
w bh,s Havana, IA bond on private t'fms ,,,,, d,
TALON The mark. |. dul aid heavy at sldl &c. io'
Western 1Ed lt .ditc f0r tfy.
WHisKl-rhe market u more active aud closes turner
Sales go bbs ~ a ~ for State, and Ti SsG@ u
for Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
Du,.ergeru Arrived

IN serw,Aip Sfor1 J,ori queerf0icn aud LrsypcslMl
!. w. Cochran end wifi hi- A. spies Mr.. Lanc.lo. Nj.
Homer Mira Garland. Mrs h. Pridge. Mr. H. soroes, Mr.
and Mfs W. Bridge Mics Sedgwick. NJ and Mr.. Torrance
Mme. Disfen. Mrs. Read. hr and Mrs. J. LremBg, Mrs
hnFcey aud end Mrs. fa.e md niece Mr. ADAM, NJ ana
Mrs Wight, mrs Abrsis and children, Miss Brandon, Nj
Davies J. Diet : Mayor Ar. Mslad r. Thompson, o.
Mr. Asine Nfrl Tlos. Hoyoke Jos. Robinson, Jss
Lees and ldy Mics Lres, Mr.. farnsworth Mr. and hiss
Rev M Duncan, Mf fequet ass Olsen. Mrs w feanss
Ar. iiaze.tme Mr.. Il. Mckenzie snd wife NJ H. Iewet
wife ". NatEan. J. scrsong OF, Mrs BlaAaId w - ho"e
aud ludy Nrs. Munger D. Crawford A. Booker '" Topping,
Cha. vi lrs Mr. Gibson. hr Io0in Mr. Tar c lady GEs
chill Mr Ilsidouhfimer LADY, children and sefV4nt j.
str1lsc sr J.. Davies md lady Mrs Ke Ms 'Tamer,
Mdla Trncans end feno J. Det and wife, W Newell sns
wifi Nrs Macou gA.rs and servant, Af A. stuart
Mr. Glen vile und ch.cni J. johnson, j. h. Lyite I'd.
Webb, Miss W. Genird, Mrs. Mcyn.rt, j. Bow H. Mar
guard Geo. Cannon J. louug. Nh MaIys, wifi ad denghtet
IS Furm~r Miss hil. Sir Tucker, wife and 80 Miss j.
NJ ksou NJ Coke wife and son MI Ga,e aud f., ". Be-
lsn Perry T. Parker a. Norton wife and son NJ hirt
land NF ksrneheck. Mr. Kennedy. Count Goo ady aud
child J. Weunman las Denison. W. Todd. A Sampson,
Van Ransear Geo. James l.. Pouyer Mr.. Wilson, Jos
Nede Thos Sands Rev j. Smith aud wife, Dr. Osroot ans
wife. Nr. C. Wilson, Mr. 4. Rechs and vile, Nj hirgint
Lefty Mr. l. Donald VIII. iuisrt ard servant; Mr. Nackay,
n! Grnrsal NJ. Rosh Mr. Dufreshe, Mr. an Mics Turn.
bul. Nix Ecbich wife md child Mr.. Newbtrgn and wife,
children and servant Mr.. Adams, wifi and mt, Mrs
Bishop Mis- l.. Wilson Rr f. Green ard servant, Henry
Ellis henry Friedman. MI Hougntrn Mr.. Taylor, Geo.
Hsrp vie. children aud nure MI Louis son nd danfh-
ter. Ensign LEstra Mr. hetey DR.. T. Cha' III, Dr $
hew. Mss Ltnttr Dr.. Nregcry Mr.. and Miss Week Mira
Rlbin. Mr. y Rose Mr. r. smith and wife. Mr. Win, rdint
vie ana H. Webb, hr. Lydsl, A. schwezeI Ilme
Rsrloot John Robots Geo " sdes Thos. Holiday Wilal
Sand, ron Vim. Ryc Capt. \. Philips and sernt X. p
Hu, er j. r.. English j. Weld. Chss. Pesce, Eo.t Wiks
Ches Dudley Ar Garrett Mr. Williams X. Jones. Total IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07

FATAL AFFRAY.-About 10t O'Clock last
evening. Thomas Kohoe and George Gardner quarreled
in the premises in tic rear of No 100 Mot;srect and
Kehoc stabbed bis opponent to the heart Killing BIN
instantly Both were shoemakers and were at work
al tie commencement of the quarrel. The murderer
instantly arrested by Officer jackson, Of the 18th
Precinct and taken the stationhouse. lie acknowl.
edged his guilt and expressed much coDrtion. He
intoxicated al the time. Gardner aged about 70
years. and unmarried. KehOe is married. Both re-
sided at the above locality. Coroner WIdey no.i-
fled 10 hold ca inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
The cano-Cermon Question.

The Duke of AuguStenberg had despatched 70
rrnnkfort a memorial establishing the validity OF his
eims to the Schleswig Holstein throne ns demanded
b. the Federal Dict.
The municipalities from several Of The Holstein towns
had met at Neuminser resolution was passed
thanking the allies and recognizing the necessity If the
duehies toiHug Germany, and, far German iGter
ssls acknowledgements IN piTticulaT-V t1Out prein
dice however Ia their Independence. The resolution
further sta tes that the establishment OF provisional
government cannot be regarded pro er mrans 10
secuIc the object in view and ears are expressed lost
te generally desired speedy settlement Of tho afrs OF
tle c, unity as regards It's internalioresn relations
b thereby unnecessarily deferred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
LAW nNrEGLEG ENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-sePt c.-Be,orc
judge bETTs
RETC2s OF PROCESS.

L
Judge bETTs
RETU2s or PROCESS.
This morning the Marshal made return OF
process duly scrvcd r. tho following cases viz IT oed
S.ntcs w. Two Trunks marked j. NJ. Sancucra CON
tanning ssOo secrr8 aud segnr ribbons, The Brush
and American Stol Navigation Company ys. SIX Cases
Merchandise marked J.. < l.. c.; Joseph " Stont vs..
hl Lizzie Frost. her tackle. &C. Joln Low. JT. vs.:
steamer Western Metro oils, her tackle SC; United
States w. Oar Case marked L. \ containing analine
co.ors, David Il. WcdHen l@9 Nogshcats Of Molass
a. marked n. L. H.. Sc; Gus,ayus De MARITIME vs..
James B Elliman. q. a. Appearances entered and
two weeks given 10 answer Louis smith w. schooner
Mary Clinton. her tackle &C.; \. n. lteye. e. al w.
shin Camcria, her tfckr, &c. United states vs.. One
Ga emar ked GIspT Pcrrno. CONTAINING human hair
United Slaics ~. Two hundred and Fifty Dollars in
Geld; United States W. Two Cases combining Anaiine
Colors; United States Va. Fifteen Bates ~ Wool.
marked J. T.; Maria Z. Lrnguist ". The Brig
Timc; Gcorle a. Trundy vs.. schooner SYLVIA
oncararcoa entered aud weeks time give to an.
aver L. :. vs.. one leather and variety OF small
articles; Same vs.. containing noss SILK KID
gloves &C.; Same ~. lis boxes, containing lieoo
secnrs; Same W.. - bhls containing cloves Same
v. two casks marked J. r. +. containing distil-
led sls; Same parl of the cargo of steamer Percn
soy: Same ". one package, marked John McGarya.
containing sk William Mel con vs. VI. +. Longuist
e. al ius.aye X. Schneider W.. Bark Grenwar, her
tackle &C. Deinuts taken, and DEGREES Of condemna-
ton aud sale ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
SUPREME CoURT-CnA~DERs-Sept 6-Beiore Justice
SUTHERLAND.


TROUBLE AMONG oPiRA-SiNGkBs.
Joseph lleinlich AIT. julius Schubcrth. The
defendant moved to open the def ut entered in this
lion on the failure of the defendant 20 answer the COM
pant OF the plaintiff the alleged ground that udg-
ment had been entered before the time 10 had
actually expired 10 appeared the argument OF tho
motion that the pl'ntf Ind sued 70 go for
monies ads anccd To the defendant agent Of Adj
olson Tor Beoklo the German Opera Manager to enable
him TO pny the passage money Of Of the chOru ssng
ers belonging 90 the tronpc. Tho defendant alleged
that h had good dorrse To the snit that the money
bad ncycr been advanced 10 him. but to the chorus
singer directly her responsibility and tna she
nlone liobic Tho Judge took the papers and re-
srrS cd his decision
ALLLEGED CONVERSION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
John G.. Ball agt. John IA. Flsher.-Ihe
panG sues 10 recover the value 81 certain personal
property alleged 10 have been shipped through the de-
ienAants firm 10 Australia years ago. and ior
which they refuse to account ,,,
The defendant moved for time TO arawer claiming
that il was necessary TO send to Melbourne 10 ooaih
certain facts before tie answer could Do dfhWh'
DECISIONS.
Van Lutphen agt. Ilocrster, dc.-Motlon
| denied with SO costs to abide the event. m
= X Wishtlnan 1T. al agt. Augustus lhomts et.
e Motion for extra allowance denied without costs
" ''' BEFORE Jusice J. +. bAnEAKD.
| Howe ngt Denel cg sl-Moiion granted Oldf 10
] be settled before mo.
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Apstrin.

A Vienna journal states that the Emperor OF
Austria has accepted an invitation visit the King Of
Prussia and that the Emperor OF Russia viii probably
also be Of the party
Tie Austrian Government is said to be urging the
FL King OF Naples TO quit Rome.
Arrests aud domiciary visits continued in The Vene-
tian provinces and 10 the IyrOl on account oil the
aBered discovery Of q conspiracy for detachlng tie
Italian TyrI from Austria. The police authorities
we're very active and great alarm existed amongst the
population.
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sURnOeATE's CoURT-svPrxxssn s.-Betore suuoss,.
TUCKER.
MAJ. GIN. BUTLER N COURT.

WIFI
In re. the probate Of the last viii aad tesla
ment Of paper pnrporing 10 be the last will aud tes
ment Of Andrew l. Butler
This morning Benjamin i. Butler, brother OF the
testator verfcs citation tor the purpose OF Offering
the will Of the decodent 70 probate II will he remem.
bcTed that months since tho will was offered for
proof under petition sworn to in New-Cieans the
verihcniion OF which was held be defective and ths
matter has remained in s;o'H gro until now.
IL is said that the General is deysee OF his brothers
estate 10 the extent Of one.baf thereof Amounting to
nearly q million OF dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
fAdyeriisementl

TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YoRK.
DErourAEr AID fiSASoIlL AGksT THE usrGD sTArgs,
will receive subscriptions for tho new 80 Treasury Notes
These notes VIII be convertible At maturity into SIR Pm
CENT CoLD BEARING go Bond. Parties sub.crioug before
crbns tina, date viii pay accrued interest Recognizing
the importance Of general subscription to tits PoPrAa
Loan tbs Bank viii allow al subscribers wHoLE cox
xlssioS Of 81 80 on each & J. o0o ,ub.cfibeL
MoEas kETcnus, PresidonL
d. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier
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fAlrertir-men'.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,

fh1rertis-nen'l
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 30 Broadway,
FISCAL Agent OF TBc CSrTEn STArfA
WIN receive proposals for the SIX rrg cfN boyns o
lts interest IN Coin BIDS TO be opened Oh ,he Oh
inst. A Deposit required Of two per cent. Thee
Bonds WIN BE- delivered without delay
TEN-FORTY five PER CEHT. LoSis. interest and
principal payable IA Coin
SRyRS AND lHHER- TENNIS TREASURY NoTEs. payable
three years rom AuCust 18th Interest semi annually.
Holders AZ maturity have option Of payment or
sion into fiyc.I vcnty. Six per cent Roads.
Commission per cent. allowed all buyers Of Trn.
Forty Bonds ard Ssycn Tnrcc Ienihs Treasury Notes
d. l.. Ross, President
joins II. SToyT, Cashier.
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Hndlistln agt. Bailey ct sl; Kirkland agt ChoIis-.
Motions denied with costs
Windsor agt. Duncan Order granted npon the con.
dtons precedentst payment OF oil Gusts stree answer
q BrGstIect vos served Including referees fees and
witnesses and csis Of this motion; 90, painIih II be
elects, meg amend lis complaint By making the persons
whose title Hradstreet alleges he holds parties defend.
81 in plaintiff does not CHOOSE 10 einend, then
tie evidence taken before referee. and The reference
stand.
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Late.t-Via liverpool.
LTYERrOOI, Aug. ~. ~

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Y, Isb9.
The political news of the day is meager and
upmpOrtant.
Frostier difficulties between Turkey and Montenegro
are SAID to have been arranged by mixed commission.
Senior Frazio representative Of the Emperor of Mcxi
CO. had arrived in spain, bearer Of dispatches an
souncng 10 the Queen of Spain the accession Of the
Emperor MACMILLAN 10 the Mexican throne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
Advertise
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK,
[Atvertis m,ntl

10. n asd 20 Pine Street
Sept. !? 1864
This Bank rroposestob fr the NEW LoaS obituary ONE
MILLIONS Of L. S SKIES ofs3i The proposals. n be opened
the 9th inst and all bids us be handed In by u oeo't
on THURSDAY eth lust Parties deEous come IN under
tie lid DC by this Bank make tbeir own bid through
u.s. Two per cent Of bid Tor ms be deposited
With IA
MoRWs KETCuun, PreElent
d. w. yIuGuAs, Cashier
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z


Br'c John Sherwood, Smith. Cork. Murray Nephev.
scLr TLrisbsI (brl D,ric.son, Antigua Jones Lsnsh
schr Dresden, Dayis, Philadelphia
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lAdyertiscmentll
PIRSr NATIONAL BANK,

Advertise mentIl
PIRSr NATIONAL BANK,
10 WALL ST., New York
I1'oAL AGENT FoR TIE U. .. CONVENIENT.
On The 9th inst the Secretary Of The Treasury viii open
bids for thirty one millions OF o. J. sxo, Of iesl-b,ns te
unawAried balance Of tie seventy -6ye million loan.
This Bank will take orders for ,hls loan and viii include In
il. own bid the order. Of other parties. Al order, entered
must be accompanied by pFpaynen Of Eve per eea Tie
balance must be paid notice Of awards.
The bonds viii carry u,ercs. from the day Of payment
Nj J. Thompson will represent this bank in Wahinston at
the opening Of the .iis.
S. c. TroxrsoS, President.
JAMES CURPaT, Cashier.
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Rrcc;pts Of Produce.

| SrPr C-Flour. 1890 bb's.; Whisky 20 bbls. Corn
Meal go ibis: Wheat, 1900 bp.h; Corn, 900 bush
Oats 5000 bush; Provisions, - isg Lard, l'@ Psg'
But er, 1890 pkg; A'hrs, ~ Ikg-.
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Swifxerf1uJ.

The funeral of the eight persons killed during.
the late disturbances at Genera passed of quietly on
the 25rh aud it was hoped public order would not be
again disturbed
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ton from Liysrpooi Island Light OF ST. John, ~ daysifo~
Cardiff.
Also new bark from Kennebec.
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Nailed.
Fellow.

SEPTEMBER IN & 4rH.-Steamers-Empire, CIo'ns, osn
Meigs Thames America, New-J,rsey, Fulton.