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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
MurrNY AT sEA.-On Saturday last the Brit

hUTrYY AT SEA.-0n Saturday last the Brl',
sh bark Csmpasero arrived at tsis port Capt. Dope
reports that while at sea, on the lsth Of Ma en- nun
her Of the crew mutuied, and asSailied AN tFesI'i
ra b m, as aJso tat Of the second mats Mr.. AfbeT
Stemn.stz during The struggle one OF the nntbeers
named Ferdinand Frederick was shot by the nate ana
died soon sfter and Theodore stop was wennaea ~
tre ann. The uutlny xas finally qns!ed, and Stolp
VIM Dennik, Henry Killing. JOHN seSscn' ard Oli'
Keal placed in IRONS. Justice Hogan yesterday com
Ini.,ed tie prisoners for triai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

CoGoHER's iEQUEsTs.- Coroner Collin on
Saturday held inquests in the following cases: Daniel
OAeD aged ~ years died at his residence No a5 f,ar
street. from fracture Of tho sk causeJ bV being
struck on thc head with stone whiie working NJ no
~ Broad street Catherine Conner died al HsIe,Ie
Hospital OF burns received BY her ciothcs taking tire AZ
her late residence, No 70 West Forty rst street do
ceased was IS years VI age, and native OF Ireland
James ClonjD, years Of age accidentally feD into d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

REMOvAL.-Th Provost Mar'hafs Office OF
the hid District has been removed the large building
Noe. rs and 25 Washington street. and the SuperVi-
sors Bounty Committee viii to-day shift their qua, vers
10 No. 10 Court street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

TRow's CITY DIRECToRY.-This annual 81
now in process Of compilation. under the experienced
supervision Of Mr. Il wilson Gnd as its accuracy do.
ponds greatly upon the facilities afforded 10 the can
vassers 1: is TO bs hoped that citizens. when called
upon viii furnish the necessary information promptly
and clearly The Directory lie work in which ell
are more less interested and We should aid il
dcr1ng it 10 perfect as possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

kettle Of bci r pitch and wa so terribly burned that
be died soc after Deceased lived with Us pdiehly y
No A. Gre aSch street Noriiots in ace fIance "'ui
the ncts were rendered r. all tie above cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

DESCENT ON GAMEsTgRs.- Sunday morn
ing about O'Clock. Capt. Wogiom and Sergt Maddox,
with a quad Of police, mado desoont upon "1he
AIher " Youth street, IsVeky Il D., where party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
BLOODi BLOODi BLOODi
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
SYPHILIS.
This an affection Of tho Blood and stack, tho sesos O..
gan. Lunrs Of the bose Ear. Throat. Windppe aad oths1
Nucns sufsces at appearance In tho form Of lesrs
Hsimbeds ETtrac. SarsaPaia Punhes the Flood and 10
oy.s ali sc.y Erup.ous Of the Skin, giving to the Gem
ps1.on. CleG and healthy Color. Il being prepared 80
FOR ts elias, Of complaints ia Boed purifying prop
ees preserved to sreageE extea' than any oihef sps
fsIicn OF SaIsSpaIi-a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs-Charles Brink

GRIMES AND CAsUALT1B3.-ChArles Brink
man was committed BY Justice Hogan for stenling ESQ
FROM Frederick Ecke. while sleeping in room 1T No
1ry Greenwich street $50 OF tue missing money bas
recovered Eiza Stewart. formerly dome site IN tho
employ ol MI. Aaron J.. Wilson Of Mott Haven, was
arrested by Detective Slewey a charge Of steaing
quantity Of six dresses and other articles lately the
property OF that gencmans deceased wife; about 500
worth OF the stolen property was recovered She WINS
Committed by justice Bennett OF Westcleser County
---.George Aoser was committed by Justice Ledwth
on echaIge Of receiving stolen goods John Felloe
was previously arrested Tor stealing horse aud wagon
nom DAVID Jones oi tiitythrd street and confessed
that he had sold the property 70 Moser lie sIso tatel
tLai hCsor had furnished him with money 10 Day his
travelling expenses with the undcfsi anding hat oil
forwarded ~ Litchteld Conn to ansyer A oharea Of
grand larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

THE brooklyn JUSTICES OF 1IE PgACF.-
Tho Justices OF tho Peace elected in November last ns
suus their positions to-day and will hold office for four
years. The new officials Benz 4 Morehousc Of the
lid District Abraham H. Daley Of the Iyth District
and Anthony Walter Of the yth District. Those hold
ing over are Justices Chauncey A. Perry Police, VIM
NJ BoeIum and John q. Adams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
THREE DAYS LATER FlSl EIIGaOrT.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAr 2-Bets

COUKr OF GFNtHAb SENSIONo-MAT I-Befefo
Recorder ioFYSAs
The following is tho calendar for to-day: Adam
Schefer and John McGrnt eonous assault and battery
Vim. Palmer August RodeT. Mary Jane Brown, Julia Con.
molly VIM. H. Brown. Eva Brown, George Gynn. and janice
West grand yceny: Edward Hunter Edward Tsmey, Root
C. Han-s ana Robert j. Gilbert MURDER Thos Geoshegsn.
nanslaug Bonamia Martin ni.ieean0r Peter suTko,
IObbvry, second degree, EhIA Farley, petty larceny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

! CITY BRBvITIRs.-In consequence Of the
conversion Of the city railroad into freight cars
Tor tho general accommodation Of women with gTsat
baskets Of marketing work people with immonss bundles
Of made and unmads work. peddcrs with their pseks.
painters With their pots &C. TO the great annoyance Of
other passengers riding up down town, suggcs.ion
has been made TO the railroad companies 10 set apart
every second third for people with packages bun.
dice. bandboxes trunks &C.. DR.. Geo. f. woodward
Of this city has received the appointment from the G
eminent Of Surgeon Of the United states Pension Dn
Teau Of San Francisco. The propeller stearship
EorsuS 4co TINS burden. successfully launched
Saturday afternoon from the yard Of Van Dusen
Bothers az tie foot Of Sixteenth street, L. R.Prep
zetions arc being msdo TO lag the track Of two Of the
railroads running to South Ferry through the Battery
grounds The Health officer is making arrange
ments ss far practicable ia the absence OF appro
pirate WAREHOUSES and hospitals for the Immediate 70
moral Of all sck persons from infected vessels and the
speedy dhnecon and release Of all vessels and goods
subject 70 quarantine Tho choir boys from the Or
pheon frso Chorster Schools will give choral festival
tomorrow evening at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
under the direction Of e. j. Hopkins on which coca
son Bernard Bretto the boy vions and o.her talented
performers v III appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF FoRKIGE MIS-
siossIhero vas not avery largo attendance on Sua-
day evening IT the meeting + tho Pfesbyteran board
Of Forogn Missions in tho Ro,. Dr. Phllips's Church
Tho Roy A. A. Hodge. d. D.. lowered a discourse,
and brief extract Of tho annual rep yas read shor
Ing that the year closes without debt on che bis,9n
treasury, though there IL heavy Liability for eA.hAngo
bills RENTED but not yet maturcd. which must ba
met IN duo tlmei tie receipts vi tho Board roB al
EouTces have been fS O6l 80 the expenses f2 90 -
Tie number u missionaries and assistant missionary
sent cut thirteen, Of whom SIX ministers
Of them returning 70 their folds Of labor Tie removal
by death Of the Rev II. v Rankin. OF tie Aingpo mis-
sion, Is deeply dep!Ored. The death Of female mis-
EiOnaTy among the Indians. Mrs. Williams. and tie
death Of Mrs.. Heron wife OF tie Rev ID. ucuo In
India. also affective events. IL u mentioned With
special pleasure that three native missionary latoIeTs
we've licensed 70 preach The Gospol in lndia aud slI
III China, by preebyteIles ia tlOso countries
Tho work Of the missions has boon carried forward
in preceding years. This work IL conducted among
several or oar Indian tribes; IA New Granhda and Bra
I'll, In Liberia ana Corsco IN Africa; IN India Sian
China ana Japan; among the Chinese in California; in
Belgium France and Italy, sad among tbs jews. Full
accounts arc given In the Report Of the condition and
progress OF al these missions. Those accounts shos
that % ministers OF the Gospel III ceBtalo preachers
physicians. lsj teachers. cOpoIteur. In all sGaf
OF go iaborcrs including the wives OF the missionaries
arc connected with tho Board IL Is particularly in
terestng - thnt Of those various abCrrs not lees
Than 5 natives Of Ihc countries In which thD work
ID carried over ~ 90 90 pages Of the Scriptures
and Tracts were printed last year at the mission
presses nearly OO youths taught IN the gChooB
aud hopeful converts we're admitted 10 the churches IN
Liberia etCorsco Rio d. Jsneiro Rawn Pndi. Labor.
Jaandar hapurthala. LodiRna Ambsla, Saharunpnr,
Dehfa Fattelgnfh, MynpuriO, Etawah Bang.os.
fetchaburi. Canon hingpO. Shanghai. TungchOw.
Francisco. Iowa Chppcwa-in some cases ono. two or
ttiee III other cases eighteen nineteen thirty In no
FORMER year has greater encouragement been granted "
TIE servants Vi Christ. IN tho hopeful oOnVerson VI
souls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

REMOVAL oP DEAD BODIES PROM THE CITY.
City Inspector Boole has issued notice announcing
TO ferry nasers railroad conductors, steamboat cap.
tSus ana others engaged in the transportation business
that he viii prosecute to tho fun oyent Of the law and
with the utmost rgor every violation OF tho ordinance
forbddng the removal from the city Of the body Of any
deceased person without Arrt obtaining the written
all doad bodies whether Of persons dying here or in
transit to- some other place. The necessity Of this
measure 10 prevent the conceamcnt OF {, ne Is obyi
Almost every day In the week one or more bodies
Of deceased soldiers arrive here from ash ingon
route for the interior Of the State or for II New
England States TO which this ordinance equally oples
after arriving here they cannot be removed be- oAa
tho city and county limits without either an and
permit from TIE Coroner W permit from tho CITY IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
6slmboI0's Glsoitines.

rVNHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
A KNOWN As
HELzBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIoEs
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy for Dsea. Of tn Bra DBrA
KIDNEYS, GRAVEL. AMI DROFSlCAL SWEI.IINtiy
Tbs medicine increases hs power OF Digestion aud
the ao.ofsen'' INTO healthy action, By which The
of,"u' dep sliora and al unnsSs enlsrgenes:s are IL
dnced wal ss pain and a9aInstiop aA1 Is COED kt -
Wsra@a, or (atsksH. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

HoTRL AREIvALs.-Gen. Foster, L. s. Army ;
The hon N. b. Field. Washington Lieuts- II. II. Lam
son and X. T. Loslic l.. S. Navy, l. RiI.oy AID vic,
Nos nri@ers al tic Asicr House
Gov. Yates, IL. c en-. Og.eby L.. CT. j. ~ Snyder.
ILL., the Hon. J. L. Henry, Iowa. SsaGtor $. {. Pome
roy Kansas; Gen. 4. Cook aud Judge Jewett, Ohio
j. H. Woodwork, Chicago; j. n. Elliott. KY 10 A.
Rollins, Colorado l.. l.. pIats and l.. &. woodruff
Buffalo. are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Gen. G. Weit1el and staff. L. S. Army; G.. p. ".
Slraden, Cincinnati, Col. Reeves. U. 5. Army s. N.
Rust AcwYorki S. !. Van Choate and Z. Hamilton.
Boston, e"d Jamos Street San Francisco. are at Ito
Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-APalL sO--Bsfor
Judge bETTs.
TIL. CASE or THE PIlvATEER SAVANNAH.
SUPREME COURT-CTAxBERs-APRIL oo-bof5re Justice
FkCKHAA.
DECISIONS

Henry IT, NOTHhHr AT. TtItT hUffl5. hOuO
granted think the party hed risst TO counennaEi g.
authority before acted lprn.
Geo Ponsot sgt CatGalne iaryle ct a. Motion Erar,ed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

GUERRILLAs AT HEzDERsoS.- party
of twenty-five guerrillas entered Hea-
dersoa, KY, on Wednesday and robbed
iewelry store and other stores in town
Of large amount of goods. They also
robbed the steamer Gen. Halleck, lying
at the wharf, Of several hundred dollars
worth Of property The steamer Taras-
con arrived at Henderson while the
guerrillss were in town, but ~ soon as
she heard Of their presence ths backed
put and went TO Evansville. These
.nerrillas, it is believed intended 10 cap
urs and burn the Tarascon, but by her
uddsn departure their plaAs we're
huarted. The citizens ef Henderson
must be brave set of people to allow
ueh an Insignificant force of highway
nen to enter the town and rob its inhab-
lants at pleasure. They deserve pretty
evere punishment for their failure to
esist these robbers. - Ne,s Albany
Ledger. -z..s-
Thsre, Mr.. Times, did you ever ace
uch evidence Of "hsllish hatred against
he whole SOUTH" You ranted the
Their day like member Of Congress
scause we gave the people credit fol
eing what they profess to DO, loyal
hich you, in your usual regard fol
ruth, said was a declaration that all ID,
items of Henderson were rebels. Nov
are is plain sheer at the courage o
people of Henderson made by con
rvativs Democratic paper. Now sprea'
Durself and give the Ledger hss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
FOR SALE.

HAVING psrmansntly locatsd in Cincinnati,
Il aHd thlnkiag re can saplsy msans IL
oar busizsss 10 good aaEantsgs. We sfsr fer sale
the fcllswisg very desltabls property in Swans
Vile, Indiana
Tbs IArgs, two siery brick, nstal-reof Ware
hoEse, Substantially britt With Ice cellar ssfsrn,
&e, &e.. being 7E ~ is5 feet, fronting OF Locust
street and sxtszdinE from Tifth or Canal street to
Dunham sfrsst. Frioe $12 so.
The Brick Ssnoks-hsuss aud Psrk House on lot
No. 4. sub. lot z07 ID. T., corner Locust aud Dun-
han street. Prizes 81 SEQ. Wsvsuid aIss sell the
Pork HOUSE fixtures including Kettles, Lard
Press and Tronzhs. CtsaFers. &c.
Lots Eos and 3. sub lot 20. d. E, being 80
fsst frsnt on Market street, With the wooden
sheds thsreon. Price $500 % cash.
The undivided ons baifof the frame WaFshsuss
oE lsts azd ia Block 2s, &. =, being e b isa
fs<t and runuIHg trough from Cannl to Church
street. Pries 81 900.
Lot No. 6, block q, Z. T., ndioining ths above
row enclosed, and can Be used IS salt Yard
Price $50 20.
Lot No 9, bIoek 80. T. T., very desirable
residenss building let Ga Chestnut street Price
500 %.
Ifnot ssld bsfors Wednesday. July 9th, 1854,
the above will BE- efsrsd ~ public auctioB.
Terras Cash-tifls uBeisputskle. Possession
viii Is given immsdiatsiy. Address
= 49, ~ FcsTEn BKoTEKEs,
No "a, Wet seoond St, CInefanatl, ,.
Or apply to GuILD COPELAND, Esq.. BaBksr
- .. -aa Evansville IsdEana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

P. o. NoTIcE.-Hersaffsr no letters
will DO given out Of the Post Office to
children without igritten order from
the person for whose letters they call,
This rule applies to both box and deliv-
cry letters l am compSIlsa to adopt
this rule in consequence Of he. we'll
founded suspicion that letters have been
taken out by children without authority,
and in some instances opened. Every
adult will see and acknowledge the pro-
priety of this rule. Children who are
sent regularly to the office can bring q
standing written order, so that persons
sending them may not have the trouble
of writing frequent orders.
In consequences Of the very large num-
Der of letters now coming, and the nu-
msroas transient people (soldiera and
others calling for letters, and the great
changes constantly taking place in the
population of the city, letters frequently
get into the hands Of tho wrong parties,
and are sometimes opened when there is
no need of it. Persons getting hold Of
letters which they are not certain belong
to them, should not open them. without
they satisfy themselves that the letters
are theirs 1t is criminal offense to
open another persons letter, aud per-
sons doing so without the best of reasons
may get themselves into serious trouble.
Unless you are reasonably certain that a
letter belongs to you, do not open it II
addressed in your name, scrutinixe the
handwriting and post-msrk, and see
whether it is probably for you. If shs
case is doubtful, open it in the presence
Of the P. NJ. or one of his clerks, or SONS
other proper witness, when if it is not fol
you endorse it "opened BY mistake,
with your full name. and return immsdi
Gtely to the Post Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
INTERNAL REVENUE.
T.. o.

. The Annual List Of Internal Rev
enue for Income Tax, Licenses, &C.,
for all persons in Vanderhurgh
County liable to pay the same, is
now ready and payment is hereby
demanded, payable within TEN
DAYS from July 4th. 1854. During
that time viii be at my Office. No.
10 north First Street, Evansville.
from 8 till IL AN. and from 2 to 8
P. n. for the purpose Of receiving
said Tax and delivering said
Licenses.
The penalty of doing business
without License is three times the
amount Of the License for each Of
Tense The penalty fer nonpsyneni
during the time required above is
per cent. on Ineeme and 10 per cent
on all other taxes in the annual list
WIN. E. FRENCH, Collector,
Sd Div. LIST Dist. Ind
/ july 2 lot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
NOTICE.

s. b. 3 II. W. SzITH's AMKRIcAN ORGANS -
Among the dinerent Inventions originated aud
perisctsd by American ingenuity during the past
twenty years, lev are more surprising than tho
imqrossmests in musical Instruments, especially
IN rsed Instruments known a. Reed % "a ., q
Harmoniu7s and Mslodeoaa. EuropeAn ta&ts has
ieuE seemed 90 have been satisfied with the Or
Eaaz 81 Alexander and Pieyei, although neither
Or these Instruments afford much Farie ~ Of tone.
nctNi hstandiug the makers have multiplied
stops and sets Of reedss and By Consequence they
cost 70 81 extraordinary degree. The American
Organ made BY s. ID. a n. ". smith, Boston, may
safely challenge comparison with either ef them,
~bstissr TegsTds varsity p3Wsr and sweetness
q tone or cost. All rssd instrunshts usas BY
the best manufacturers Ia this Country are con.
structed ca the same prineipls, via; q psAwTxs
the ait through the reeds b. al exhaustive bel.
lows, instead Of FoAe ~ IL Through ths "a by pow
srfui pressure; and ths. american .'rEaH" diff
isrs from its competitors mainly IN three points:
lst, The great care and thoruus exercised 10
msEufaeiurc; "a In the skillfal volciBg, giving
lnA1y On rent qualities Of tone - thefe are
ssts q Feada aud "a, in the use u q rsverhers.
tlng box, which adds materially 10 ths power Of
the Instrument without detriment 70 fls delieacy
sed swsstness- Ans pzrsoH possessing musical
boa can really apprtsiste tails improvement By
setting q shtie Ia operation ca = mantei or
table, aud lhsn a large empty box OF barrel,
and observing its vastly Increased pow4r asd
riehheas Whsn I'm the iattHr positioa. In these
oHss--k supsriority claims6 for the American
Organ cf hessrs. ;. p. II. Smith over the
red instrumsHts Of otbsr makers. The Messrs
smith being the moet experienced Reed Organ
makers Ia Boston, having established them
selves iR ls52 aud hAviBg a least equal fAesiliss
with any other makers, have ai~Ays kept thsm-
selves familiar vi al improvements and iEvsa-
lions IN their department, AHd They eonadsntiy
assert tssir "Amsriean Organ" 20 be Eneq1Alisd
IA xoieing, sweetness and power Of tone. be
eoutnvsnosa for producing varied expires sion,
such the s.trshls fortor sFemolo And the swell,
and the ease with which change Of stops may be
at - mar Ia. ff4f
hands, capable 81 AZ much dsliesey Of expression
AID varsity o. effect - the expensive HArmonl-
uas Of Alsxandrs with their Thirteen registers,
and while undoubtedly far superior In durability,
II seid fsr iess than half the cost. Tho demand
in England for Smiths American Organ IL stead
iiy Increasing, aud Il an irrstrHgibls proof that
Il triumph antiy stands ths test Of composition In
peau Instruments.
warren a conyngton Sole Agents for the above
Instruments in this DisfrIst lyT ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

GUERRILLAz on THE RIVHR We learn
from the officers and passengers Of the
Tarsscon that q number Of gnsrrillaE
were seen on the Kentucky shore, on
Saturday, between this city and New
burg. Some eight or ten we're seen, and
it is said there we're fly or more en-
campsd on Friday night nearly opposite
Nevburg We are in possession of in
formation that leads Us lo hope and be-
lieve that these scoundrels will be
brought up with round turn within a
day or two. Ia the meanwhile, oar mil
tsry authorities here should be on their
guard.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

DOos.-In New Albany an order has
bssa issued to muzzle all the dogs, and
the citizens have determined to shoot ali
the dogs running at large, tire, without
n muzzle. Would not suck an order
and such an agreement be wise in this
city. The days Of mad dogs are ap.
preaching and it would be wise 10 take
proper precautions against danger.
If all the mean and worthless dogs in
the city were killed We have no doubt il
would save hundreds Of dollars in pro-
visions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
EvASsvILLE, Saturday, July2
K-SoTE LIST.

tVAAhp1hh AAAAh II
W. J, LOWRY q co.. Eanksss,
No. ! First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

EsnAREs Geld, nsaai, 6ustuatins. Since
eur last sotics II advanced ffo@ 81 to 70. aud
ssw. 10 smother day. It Is dowu to IS. WHERE
it will be 10 day acre ne nan Is wise snosgh TO
guess. Tts sps snd aswns Eovsrssd By 80
legitimate operating causes. bat resist fron tas
relative amouas Of pressure which the " balls and
" bears" In Nsw YoFk can srsm day 30 day Greats
The fact thas tAsss faetuAtions are 80 sudden and
contradictory. 30 attsrly ~ithsst apparent
shoala satisfy ell but the ignorsat the wiifuly
blind that 1t is act dissruss Of the surrsssy 80
nsch 80 gambling and speculation, which are 81
the bsttom sf the unreasonable prezinz en- gsId.
In tines ss var sza . suspsssles Of specie pay
nsnts. gala always rules a. = high prsmtnz, yss
II aust Be patsnt to ell IHtsiligsns and rsssEfng
nsn, that shsrs 10 10 valid reason Why it Should
be 90 zach higher res than II was six months
age. The military sitHAtien IL certainly nsrs
prsnIsisg sov ;has thss. and thsrsis everything
to szeourags as, " wsdo act, ~ cur swn iadIEid-
usi rseksssnsss asd folly. asgravats tbs necessary
sviIs which stats Of var imposes. Let as naa-
age ear swn snsirs ~ith juagHsat, AaA avoid sV-
cry set tending 70 dissredis the G0vsrzmsns aad
20 aid iss snsniss. sad sAsli secs b IN smooth
waters. bsyeBd ths isfusHce Of panls nongsrs.
reckless gamblers, s.a Sishoaess erosksrs.
Monsy is in fair aszana. bus the heaviest ray
Hsnts tosseso hsins oTsr, tina call IL less Trsss
ing than ; fsw weeks aSo. Al iHereassa asmaad
is probable sooa a. tbs new wheat srop begins
to come uPsn the market Ths harvest Is new
about ever, and ths yisld. beta IN quentity and
quality, s Esed and. 81 present prizes. vii give
our farmers large returns. The reesst rAiss have
Improved the stzosphers, and given sssur Anes Of
geod crops Of esrn, 80 that. u we have war, We
are net thrsatsned With psstiIsHes asd famine.
GovsfAmszt securities have improved, but until
the policy Of the sserstAEy Of the Treasury {.
knewns No grsas change in them will probably
oceur. A futars advance in tAsn is eenhdently
expected
Exchange isin good suPpiy aad rates uaeAAss.d.