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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01


CurrEsR CRucrFrxIoH.-A crucifxion 10
China is thus described by Mr. james Jones Of Anon
Who witnessed the execution tae :atA Of octobcri
The victim was a wei-known thief whose principal
ofense that Of stealing young tnrs ana seihn9
them for prostGes Oh MS trel before ths JUICE az
refused ~ cimnnte himself, although repeatedly
sconreed until Lls back vas raw. IL female witness
fails IN giving satisfactory evidence IN Court Of as'
toe. she Is beaten with leLtlefn strap across ny
Mouth. His. wife. DESTROYS II sparng her husband
refused 10 give evidence but after two or tire appcae
tons Of the strap her COURAGE v Te way, say con
tossed ais guilt; at the same time ednttns mat sV
beach OHicers we're sent IA search. and finding tae
dollars in the place indicated, the prisoner Wa sem
tened to Northumberland by the Chinese tho
m,st severe Of punishtacnts- they imagine
that II man leaves this wirLi rnus any %
nis members. he appears in the same condis;
ton 10 the next The cglprt therefore, prayed
f. he eruci,.cd instead OF being beheaded The erose'
was 10 the Latin form. tie foot 5sias inserted ID stoas
plank aud the erin nal stanung Oh board had hsls
driven through his feet bis bands stretched sha hned
TO the crossbeam. his legs were Fastened to the oros9
With chsn. end his arms bound VIII cords ana
IN the cord round his waist vas in2erted pleee OF S
Oh which was written his name ma onease rInnaS
piece on his right contained his stntence nameiys
n remain the cross day snd nignt until ne dleui
,notLer on bis len arm ned the sns OF The Jug, wa
his titles and Offices The criminal was mailed to tue
ctuss inside the Ysmun In the presence OF the mags'
trate rnd thea carried by fpnr coolies TO one NJ the
lie was len during the day, but removed nighs
inside the Prison for fear OF his Il !en AZ ~
tempting him. and tin carrier fOrtb az us
Ia IT. 10 charge Of two solaeis lie was crucihed 40
noon on Wednesday, and Mr.. Jones converted VITA
HIM M re in the evening he complained OF pain II
the chest and thirst On Thursday ne elrpt Tor some
hours vher tue was laid down within me Jay ne
closure No one was allowed 10 supply BIN VIII .ooo
OF d Ink ana during the day there was quite ier ~
lront OF the cross. people being attracted IRON as
rance and the ~ eatnet vendors diving large trade
On Saturday he was still alive when the raoai was az.
nealed tn b. foreigner 20 pat end TO the wretcho
suerings and he Immediately gave oriers that v,1eg@
siculd be administered which lie expected w9ad ptS'
duce Immediate death: but tho result was otherwise
ard az sunset when the cross was taken witlil tIe
inL TWO soldiers with stogt bamboos ky9ke both ha
legs and then struggled him. -
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Tug Cs,vo BAsg Ball M,rcuRs-REso-

tt-r 81 Npw NoBK " CArurs AND kfrsrosy tLcD"
The SECOND and ihnd ~ tie sores ~ raid motcn'
played tie hall ground rear 'I afi C'rg' i"h ne
,,s,l,y r,o,,ing an, aef-n the CONTESTANTS 10 tde
u.rnipr he'll = The lrs.nt' c'ah ~ Erunkyn and IN"
Caludrn Clnns this city ord IN The acr' ON tie no
lutte nnd h. yftrre TIE hrsi cure resnl'rd ~ Gre"
ts1ie ,i,,ot y hr tie Camf.ns IN sh"rt game by =
.,orc of Il - H. rnd the second m Itch Ia wce"rne'l
triumph for tls ls-outr by s,aie 81 ~ {" - Ia tie
feat epue re ssiufsHf ,'r4 O5r ara eNSHthk
v.rd tie lrttcr pnft ~ H. ard oaH match liy';i
and interesting ~ tie fret or thee INNINGS Int
..tcrp AID thr Eesolutc tOk such dec I'D leah ne
.,,lr III, nloa thr.i batting being eiIie - tr.r
pl.y liers4s. BerAiusi.,k 0nd l"m'lsrr nby De
chrtrej the dn ~ umpse-, ana The utns g'.d bcl'
mo mn %! throughout bub games. II d'y the !e-
souies y Ia. OIyn p,rg and pn bondby al" their a.
nartIre home nri We give TIE sc"rer be'"ws
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SOUTHERN Iowa SOLDIERS FAiR-It Is pro-

posed 70 hold ruir FOR Iowa soldiers in the City Of
Burlington during the week Of tie State Agricultural
Exhibition. The Fair viii Le opened on Monday. Sept
81 and will continue through the week until SATURDAY.
the LIST of October The officers appeal 10 the people of
southern Iowa and t. their fellow citizens Throughout
the United Statrs for their Jealous and generous 60.
operation Their immediate rd Is tEe Southern hall
AZ Iowa But rs Iowa soldiers fshting the battles
IL the nnton they appeal a. every plrt ~ the Union
for contributions and help Contribution, Of all kinds
are solicited No railing or lottery VIII Dc hoWcu'
An contributions viii be Suitably owedled. A
record snd history Of the Fair win BE- published. All
goods and packages Should be distinctly marked with
the nae ~ the donor sna lisce from which sent.
aud directed TO John q. Foote Builippton. iowa. for
southern Iowa soldiers Fair" Notice OF the shipment
should al the same time be sent by mail to the Corr
spending Secretary Donations OF money are sol Cited.
and should be cent By l to the Treasurer Mrs f. l..
Gay, Burlington Iowa.
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An opinion will be rendered on Monday.
FUEI LAFAiLII 10 lH1sVNf
Annther nrder WINS granted thlS NOM
rHR HATCH DIVORCE CASH
sURRooATEs COURT-JrIr 3o.--BefOrs Surrogate
TrcxKR
WILLS ADMITTED.

Last wills and testalnents Of the following
named parties have been duly admitted to probate der
the last week; Gcrrade Cutting Jonathan II Ransom
Israel Cook. Frances HGnpIcs EllIs6e;l Horta,
Milt.,, q. Eathburn Ellen Mckenzie, Catherine Nc.
TUNE Grurye ScheiImey er. John Razzott, William D.
Parry, May A. he, nan Louis Feuer. aud Dion Bern
stein. -
Tie will O. Mr.. Bernstein gives to the Hebrew Be
.revoent S.ci,ty s. u aud 10 the Jews Hospital $500
on the death II his wife, There "other provisions
OF any general interest IN any Of those wils.
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REBEL REEsFoRcEMEyrs. - Tho Mii,camsss

REBEL RRENFoRcEMENTs. - Tho Ma'caakes
Sentinel, correspondent: with Sherman Is responsible
for the follow ing good one:
A tucit understanding among orr pickets and ing
R, WHO are on opposite aides OF the river hoe eEstc9
"a, tie last three or uar days Some OF our boysswaS
over dav Lefoie yest rcay and wore very amlcabyIs
ceyrd by Ia. Rebs who climbed the ap9ie-trees any
siouk down TIE ffuit sor the faEksi and sben one ~
them expressed wish to take somo BACK Tor steW =
exc out bis evening meal of hard tscx iriehdy vohy
mu dieeiy tore orr tie leg o! his pants 70 make paS
othat the leg too badly worn 10 hold green appe
lid not deract from the benevo'ence OF tho act hu
the armistce terminated this noFlng, rot'cs W
given BY Re5 yelling out:
| " Hello fank T.
.What la yon want Johnny ~
Can talk with you 'uns any mofoP
How 10 thatf .
"Orders TO diy up ~
"What for. Johnny I"
.Ohi jim Brownlow, with his ID Tennessee
Yauks swan oyer upon the left Lass uight, and etormo
our rlspis nakea--captGrcd sixty Of our boys arg
made '.n swim blck I'm him. We 'uns have gos "
keep you inns IN youi SIDE OF the river now
Yesterday a sersAlcD took pace 'Neen coaP,l
Of Quilting pckets which shows thar the inO'sne
our tr ps ore most closely watched. In lss nan wv
hours afier tle crossing Of oar toots Ken yend guy
1--WE 'anS are going 10 si ycn uns nv"
"Uo,, are YOU going to DO II. Jobhiyr
1--WE i,ns ave got rcenlorcementsl
"The d. ron say WHAT troops are tnsy' a.,
.,rhot orears, q cuss old Howard with the ftn' ahs
scho6eld wi,h the I'D Corps are % nun SIDE now
(olversation ended ia "a smile You could nave hcai3
farther an Parr 1t shoot participated In py tns
| administers on both sidcs ~ tie river.
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MIyrNo EXCITEMENT IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR

MINING EXCITEMENT IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
RE0ioS- TIE Dct,oh 7rbrRs. Of SATURDAY, chronicles
an arrival from Lake Superior and Asys' - Tho excite
ment with regard 10 syerbearing lead u on tIe III
crease the deposits lesennS most promising APPEAR
ance. We examined some specimens IN por 5esson OF
Gnay.es Of the chemsts OF Philadelphia and Clryelahl
exhibit results which occasion great sstonlshme,.t
anNng capitalists and many are Gcsinning make
fined seley 10 copper. Tie analyses III IRON ~ ritt
show tte existence Of pure gold " an sno1ni ROWING
Ia n $40 70 $500 per tun and In some cascs pi'por
tionl amount has exceeded the outside inquire
Ie.ul,s Of yaAE jmpoytanes are eonadsatJ eSpes1ed
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Ihdvertis. 'oentl
IhdFtIIif'' utHt.I
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NBw-YoRK.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NBw-YoRK.
DnfosITAaY AND FSAscAL AGEST OF TUE UNITED s1ArKs
These win be convertible ct maturity into sif Pm
CENT GoLD $50 Bonds Ptrles subscribing before
h August will be slowed isres, to that date. Those sub
sebns aier that dee will pay accrued interest Recognizing
the torance Of genera, subsr pion TO this POPULAR
LOAN this Bank viii allow Ill sub-cnsers THa vEoSE
nIssIox Of 81 30 on zach 81 $50 sub' riked.
NoElIs Srronrn. President
D. w. vAuonAs, Cashier.
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lAdNertiaernentl

USEFUL Books" Saving and Wasting,
81 rs Fru Culture for the Million 7sc. A Home for All,
New Mode Of Rridng. ei New Hand Book fof Farmers.
81 2s Human Rights 81 IS lnsncy. Physical and Moral
Management of Chdrrn 81 IS The Movement Cure by Dr..
Taylor 81 so. Family Gyan'snn. 81 60 The niu'rs,ed
Hyd cpathic Ency eoreda So Combes Physiology oc'avo
edition. So Hand Book for Hone Improvement. How to
Write, How Talk How to Behave and How to Do Busi
ness. 90 Is And al works Photography Hydropaihy,
Phenoloey and the Natural Ssncss sneray Sent by post
by FOWLER wELIs 80 Broadway, New.Yorf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

The DUaMY.-The first dummy" car on
the horse railroads Of this city, introduced by the
Second Avenue Company on Wednesday II Is In.
tcuc to run from their depot Sxtythird street 10
Yorkyilv and Harlem. The bortes were alarmed on
the route Of this mechanical monster.
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fAdycri.amen'.1

fAdyeris, n.n'1
GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED Dr.
PosIToR, OF The lAITED STATES
The NINTH NlTioSAL fAsx or TnL CIR OF NEwfoRE,
No So broadway.
JosypH o. OprA PrssideuL Jagg 7. flILL Cashier.
fEw DIRK fbiy 70 1894.
The loan brings irieres, II 10 pr cet eoe9on' or
register a. ou su-sefiae al the Ninth Rational
btnk WIN DIV, oloodrth q Per cent To induce sub
scription- AIso, 1850 bouds ana allowance.
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The TAX COMMISSIONERS DIFFICULTY

The new Board " Ia, Commissioners are now In pos
session Of all the boos and papers belonging to the
Office The missing documents were transmitted on
saturday norpr>r &, the Conn i,tee on Annual Taxes
Of the Board Of Supervisors. by Mr.. Williamson. or by
his friends There is new nothing to prevent the
Assasnent rolls for tie year being made ont and the
necessary taxes levied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

Central PARK.-Marshall O. Roberts. ESQ.,.
% The city las presented e. tire COmmssinners OF &
Central PAX beautiful bronze statue Of Eve. tbs
making another valuable addition ~ the collection
Of staiuEiy st Tho popular resort
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CITY ITEMS.

DEATu OF TIE IIv. DR.. DUSBAn.-The Rev.
Duacnn Dgnbar Of tie Bagtsl Church. long and favor
ably known in lLis cy died this morning NJ the age q
10 years. Tie hoeral viii lake place on Mosda! after
noUa al O'Clock. fon tho Baptist CLETch In Nc
DougIl street.
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TotAl.........&5,16,I6, fa>

The interest colpons on bonds OF the New.
Jersey Railroad and transports Company viii be
Maid by the Bank Of Commerce in Eew-York. on and
after Monday. Angus, l.
The American Fire Insurance Company will
psy On demand cash dividend Of 10 per cent scrip
dividend of % per cent and yer cent Interest Oh out
standing scrip.
The Mon;auk Fire Insurance Company will
Roy on demabta dividend Of per cent, Tree NJ tar
The Nassau Bank Of Brooklyn viii pay or
demand & diydcnG II per cent, free Of Tx.
The Fonrth National Bank " III receive sub
scriuons to tire seventhirties ard allow ire e'tire
comm. tie subscribers taking no compensation
hOr is service
George A. Fanshawe, of the firm OF Fan
Shave Nihken L.ls Deen admitted to the Stuck EI'
change Board
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,&anc.a the national security stands first feU PEG
lie talk Of the superior value Of local property over n
national credit but they are shallow ressoheiS 'hu
delusiye guides When the tor gathsrer comes Ioupa
and eome lie win 10 the United States. 40 uader all
other governments II WI be realized that 'he n"oh
has the mower 70 make good its pledges to i've loans
Upon incomes over esoo asks in 1863 one TENTH The
demand 40 lust that II h promptly responded TO- Tor
eyey one realizes that II l. TO ,hs national credit,
and further demands are made they will be sustained
by the loyal people. Again we say to every one having
idle money. or earnipes beyond their daily wanna bny
100 note. II you cannot spare So hug six per cent
compound nete or five per cent note. Lend the gov
ernment in sone FORM and yield your influence In
supporting is credit which Is your credos much -
your private obligations can be
The dry goods market for July shows large
reduction The trade does not promise mnch profit TO
importers Who under a recedng gold market see their
goods daily decreasing in market value'
BroRTs ROW yrLI.
catered for ConA1p.Then. .,..
x,.ssrr. Dr., lsss, s1 ssa .iss Sai
w''A'''''" Fl, 1884, s:'''' isss. 1854.
1o.s, withdrawn from ware s,,s.,. a, "a, 40
Add emit. fos cons n ..... 6G4s,7s2 s,nSS.d l%sSs,
Total .,,n on ,D. ,77SSa s1I2i a,s ssaCsssi
1852. 1893. 1Sot:
r.. an, ,oy urs,ehonsi,, fSay32 81 ar sW &4feJls
sGa go, entities .. son 7gl 33S57 l,y6s6Jz
Total entered at n. port ssozsOli sa7i3,ss ees&'
The following shows the imports OF Dry
Goods at New. York from January l.
Catered for eonssrptien ,a.I
1852, 1858. 1905.
ro,,I .rpd 70, oons.n Al5sS SO S?a3s.ooO e1s+'rSh
Hithdyaca Jress Warshor., .ro.
1662. 1863. lSU4.
IT,, ,.As. Ag;s7l kb,iis,tt8 ell $40
ADD entered lof coDsp'n. 1S,'iz''S'' '-'''o' -
ar., an ,,.,.., siiso47 e3O.<h.tss @i'N''Si
A''" VI ~ Jal,yfd 10, Barskosstv0. 90.
1867. 1869. 1851.
NJ, -..,o..-A - Aasp, .3l go. 7sl, sis fi1e4ttss
t .1i'd ~, can.o'n 2j3!sBJ3 H.3l8lOO 3aTLUi
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KEyrs EAST INDIA COFFEE is the best in the
word for family GEE Sold By all sroce. Irce 70 cent? PEI
pound Ash for kESrs. No other genuine. General depot
No ia Resdest ksw-Iork
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An ESCAPED CONVICT RRAnREsrgp--About

An ESCAPED CONVICT REARREsTgD--About
one year since Gnrret Saunders became Involved In
difficulty with John Cain, at his residence, NO. %
Washington street and stabbed him in1icting fatal
wound. For this he wss sentenced 10 Sing Sing for
three years. Soon after his Incarceration he feigned
insanity and was removed u the State Lnnstic Asy
lam al Auburn, whence he managed 10 make bis escape
few DAYS since he wac arrested In PheniIyiAc Pa,
where no was employed ia stonequarry. by Officer
Reid Of the Twenty seventh Precinct assistcd by ON
stephens of Philadelphia and brought To this CITY
Ion Saturday morning he Placed on the Hudson
River Railroad express train. bis way 10 Sing Sing
to serve out the remainder Of his term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

School ExERcIsEs.-Closing exercises, such
as are usI ily lGid a. the boginniug Of tho supmcr
vacation. vc~e Leld Friday IN the Colped Grn1n ar
School No. 8, Twentieth Ward. Prof {. l.. Reason.
tho Principal Is pn efficient and gentlemanly tesete.
aud was 4 one tim, professor Of mathematics u Me-
Granville Col'ge. lie exercises yesterday exhibited
fine results al discipline. The apartment and accom-
rlshmt hts Of e scholars In tie highest degree
,a,is'nctory Prf Reason introduced yesterday a
feature somewhat pcyc ia the cOlorad schools Of tie
city bat which w should t4irk w,uld prove an In
ccltye to tie scholar and exert good refer influence
npon the school. To the class which to graduate
fhe presented graduating diplomas. The Rev. Sch
Martin delivered The address aud presented the diplomas
to the e,s On behalf " the principal aad ward oc Is
Of the school. There were a gOody lumber 81 the
parents and friends present, who seemed deeply In
tefes'ed ard highly delighted with the exercises TIE
names Il those graduating ure; Naritsha r. Lyons,
Josephine Peruel Theresa Stewart Annie T. " aIker.
r. j. Thon pson.
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ROBBED Hrs EMPLOYERS. For several

Z ROBBED Hrs EMPLOYERS. For several
montl past Mesars. Devn Co., Wholesale clothiers,
corner Of Broadway AID Grand street. have missed
large quantities clotbing. Bling unable iof
their dsappearance they applied 10 detectives kelso
end Radfora toserret the matter On Friday ttey
arrested Renben Decker, clerk In the employ OF the
who're he had Just disposed Of quantity Of goods TO two
Freucbmen named Peter Marcoeir aid John Dagger.
They were also arrested IS receivers o! stolen goods
On fsaehne the appartn ent CT the prisoners in Morton
street. splendid dressing n.led with valuable
coilins was Mnnd. together With package Of pawn
tickets representing goods to the ain.ant OF sl,u
Altogether II Il estiated that O. 600 worth OF
goods have taken BY the prisoner within the past
SIX month"; the larger portion " which cannot be re-
covered as they have beea sold by the receivers JUS
tioe Dowlbg on Saturday morning committed tho 30
cused for examination. iH
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CopovRRs IsouFs1s.-An inquest YVES yestor

day held b, Coroner Naumann at No 40 Third street
on a. body OF " linm NOgcl. who committed snioIe
On sturdav afternoon b, hanging himself door in
resd nee About nine months siLee 'eceased, no
conpsniod by his wife and family. arrived IN tbs cry
from Germany. end joined bis eldest son from Wn,'n
lie h,d hean ssparatd many yoArs. On bis arrival b.
Guud That his son during his ebserrc had embraced
tb Cal ole religion. This fat proyel uIon bis Jnir
to sue dc gree that he nnnliy committed Suicide
verct M accord auCe with TIE facts was rendered DE
ornsed wcs aged 81 years and eatrs SIie aud seven
cIudren.... ON Friday night bet George SaLn' WINE
In the ager beer SELDOM OF ignals ueTI No Is Avenue
beoere engaged iu coniTovcrSy With he proprietor
rpd finally kn,clod lin down and bcat Ia nnt lie Whs
insrte,blc. YefteIGey Ducrr was 10 such CIT cll
c,nLtjon that Coroner Naumann sent for nd took
he ntl norton deposition. After hearing tho above
scs the Jury rendered verdict that DucrI received
lii injury u thp hands IL George Sam ie accused
swnit the result ~ Dncrrs Injuries. Duerr Is native
Of Germany. aged 10 years.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-Cs.nB ,ps-lrLY 3o.-Betore Jus.ie
LAKxARp

SUPREME COURT-CHsnB 'ps-JrLr 3e.-BeIore Justice
iAKSARp
THE ALBANY HOMICIDE.
The People agt. Matthew Bramaghen.
A decision was rendered IN this case this
morning on the motion 10 bal the accused heretofore
reported IN these columns.
The application was granted. and the amount fixed in
$500.
An opinion will be rendered on Monday.
FORT LAFAYETTE PRlSOSS
Another order was granted uis morning, d.
rectng the County Jailer 20 reinID to the Court the
grou d ~ The detention ~ THEODORE Alien an alleged
bounty broker ibcaTcrrated In Fort Lafayette.
The order wac unae returual e on Monday. to which
time the bearing the application Of Binney sso
| stands adjorrncd.
A. s. Cohen appeared for the application.
THR HATCH DIVORCE CASH.
| Bcnjsmin +. Hatch ast. Cora l.. V. Hatch
| This was an application Oh the part oil tie de-
nden sor the Substitution OF Theodore stuyve ant %
her atto ncy IN tis suit In place % Bracket Wager
the efendaDt claiming That her pre.snt attorneys lad
not performed tner agreement With her. Decision wa
reserved.
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Total .,er.S .t 164 6Jol2.g3 SaS ~
Succeeding months viii show continued decrease
70 the great advantage of the country, which has no
money !, spare for nythine but neocssaIies Under
the new iGrin The customs win yield ali the gold re-
ouired for interest With that point assured. the
National gold bearing stocks cannot fal " maintain
their position.
The steamship Edinburg takes out in specie
sl63,l79; tie America, 400 The total foT the
week Is about $4,000.
Foreign exchange dull. Bankers Sterling
277027s; Commercial. 274a275; Bankers Sterling IN
gold, 100 alo9l, and for francs, 5.I3a5.la
A large force is at work On tho Chicago and
Great Essterb hallway The bridges and c1'ser:s are
nearly all erected and the materials for such afsre not
finished have been delivered tho line, about three
Quarters Of the grading Is completed and twenty niles
Of the track are already laid. The Company expect to
open the road for traffic early 90 The close Of Lake
NAVIGATION IN addition TO the large business between
Chicago and Cincinnati aud Louisville already secured
h. this ronte 10 viii open new hrsi-,iHse Inc fr"in
Chicago to Ptsbm gh aud vii no Job; attract large
share Of TINT busuess also via heeiug ~ Baltimore
and tie Eastern cities We learn that the Bsliimos
and Ohio Railroad Company, rs well 40 pb'sie pnrt,
in Baltimore have made Atefl subsei ptoht iuE the
CoInianys mortgage bonds; ihrt gone yer! suSceesm
ne stlcns Of those bonds have been MADE ID EUROPE.
taros ch the Cnnpsny's bankers, REALIZING large per
iari and tGAt no prospect O. tho eierIse
zone, ally are yeIy promising. llsG,iroad jour
The imports at Eew-York for the week COM
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H.. "a ID. stn s,h. 9Th. ~. 9th oh.
1KI -,ss.',.....:s ! 3 3 ! ! "a
Umpd.--Mr uoio.l,er Of ,hs teIss, Cub
soIrTu
cAapEs.


Ia. "a. %. ith. ah Oh. ;ih 81. o,h
c cnsi, III . 2 3 lis
I'm M Berkrn.tock Of tho Ail-tie Cub.
scorer,-rrs.r, Fisher nd Plipo;i. ~ 49,
Time a game houf. srd ~ n'unt-s lPhA Press' JNh
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IAdvertisement.t

BTXDY VS.. DAY & MARTlN.-BIXBYS LIQUIl
and PASTE BLAcxSa III. bsst IN and 81 per cen
chpalsr than tho Enssb OF French Sold by al G!ocer'
soe Dealers aud Druggists the country Wholesale De
pots No as 18th sy and No. - Spruce st., New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
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new $40 LOAN AND TEy-FoRTY BoyDs.
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No. go Bfoadwsy
WI receive Subscription for The Nov 10 Treasury Notes
Which vii be dated Ausu Is; With scp annual npons md
issued IN sums Of e eoo. $780, si09 and ssoOa Far.
ne, sub.ctinS win be allowed interest August u.s. and tn.
commission sow.dby Government Of 81 50 each OIL 900
per cent premium for t'cd interest
Payments mus. be rsde In Legal Tenders National Barb
Notes D. l. Ron, PTssidsss.
J. H. BIorr, Cashier