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The New York herald., 1864-08-22
Commercial Intelligence.


The bank rate remains at eight per cent discnt The
demand continues active but not excessive, and the
market xhbits rather more ease. Consos yesterday
were firmer. Satterthwates circular that large
of United States bonds have been imported from
America weeks prices depressed fully three per
cent, but o. higher prices from New York con.
tnued the continental demand, the market rallied. and
they strong at IL AZ. We note disposi.
take these bonds in England during the past week
Illinois Central IN good demand, but al lower prices
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Illinois Central shares 45 - discount Erie shares 40
40
Consols close at ss,. a 50 for money.
LONDON, August Il, 1864.
Consols. SO u a so58 for money.
Illinois Central shares 81 ~ discount.
Erie shares, goa AZ
Tho bullion ID tie Bank of England has decreased
G267 600.
THE pAgIs BouRsE.
PARIS August H. 1864
The Bourse is firm. rentes, 66f 45c.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August IL 1854
The sales the week foot up 81. 900 bales the
ket being irregular aud closing duh at decline OF
quarter OF penny TO nall OF penny. The sales
specuators bales and exporters 600 bales
to-day TO 10 600 bales the market clos
ing rmer but al unchanged quotations SPECTATORS and
exporters 900 bales The following the auho-
ilea quotations
MiddIing Orleans 3014d.
N,d1ling upla ds ....... ................. GOD.
The stock port 246 900 bales, OF which Ia 500
American.
TRADE ~ MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester to-day more favorable,
and the market Is better.
Breadstufls quiet, but steady. Corn still advancing
sales OF mixed at sos.
Provisions dull with a downward tendency.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
Indictment Against the Treasurer Of the
Rebel states for Gambling.
lErom lhc Rlchmond ExamIner. Aususl \

the nlcnuonC ENhfnlheft AOEusk IL
As tho Treasurer Of the Confederate uHder at
tbs moment an Indictment charging him with habtnal
gambling at isro tab,ee. nc puntc, whcsa money has
psssiog through his Glnd1 vii be exceedingly gfit
ACu II Ae Gbl be acquitted uto9 tbat charge o. trat
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
Our Vienna Correspondence.


The Conference Diplomats at American Dinner, DC.
No Official Information to what happened in the FIRST
sitting OF the Conference which tcok place yesterday, at
O'Clock in the afternoon, has been obtained till
From what hear by reliable authority, the Conference
solely occupied with the question OF the suspension OF
arms. Denmark is anxious prolonged, which
offers but little objections while Prussia in
cined 10 push on the war more actively than ever. II
this should be correct would tend 10 confirm the
pcons already entertained about the Interior desgps OF
Prussia. Hanover has ordered her envoy at
the imperial government now far II would operate
obtain suitable reparation for the outrage OF Rends
burg.
Yesterday the members Of the Conference enter
tanned dinner party by the representative OF Ame
rca Mr. Motley. day there Is diplomatic dinner
the country seat OF Rechberg near Vienna.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, August s, 1854
Good HIT Of Napoleon W-rhe Monitsar Hauled Over the
Csas-Anicipated Ayr,Uai Of the King Of Wurtemberg,
DC, de-
The Emperor has made q decidedly good hit by his
istter Marshal Valiant, respecting the erection OF
Hotel D,eo. The project itself is calculated to
spire the psrisans with sentiment of gratitude, and
then u Is announced Of those frank ingenious
letters his Imperial Hshness knows well how TO write,
which straight to the heart Of the French people, The
humane albeit rather ardily made, and
sbe manner Of expressing II, will cover multitude o
and shortcomings the eyes Of his dutifu Partisan
subjects. 1t Is no, surprising that who has the
happiness OF bis people much at heart Napoleon
should while rusticaing for the benefit OF his health,
think OF those whOse will not allow them 70
vichy 70 have their mucous membranes set 10 rights.
Considerable excitement not TO say rejoicing has been
caused among the Paris papers by the M9nieus being
brought The parquet IL seems II published a con-
ngnicatec article without having Gscerained II it were
eotrsy trustworthy. said document turning out TO be
DOT quite IN The odor OF sanctty the Mo, was called
up before the Procureur Imperial explain the
.be Whole circums Of triaing Importance.
and no 1,o,ssssff gwen bet the entire Partisan
press eagerly caught up, and cbuckled, or less
most OF tbem-over the the fact that the inalble gov
eminent organ bad beea caugn, tripping.
The King u Wurtcmoerg Is expected al vicby.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
The North Carolina Election.


So far have heard from the Nortb Carolina eec
ton, Randolph is the only county that has given
jority Holden The vote standsvance $40; Holden,
S63; Holden's majority, 243
We bad hoped there would not be eingle county In
the State that would exhibit little appreciation OF
taer State position and honor as TO give majority
against Vance But Randolph is the county whore, IN
1861 energetic officers. after full raise
volunteers. failed only TO raise company, but did
not galvanze single dead resident into living
soldier.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
SHIPPING NE w S.

ALMANAC roR YoRK-rurs DAY
Sun rs.............5 IA MOON RISES. 50
Sun ........... 10 HIGH owe II 03
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

~ found sp,hv, 10 mar further sp,ra sNoemen,
been samblns at this rae, but wsA his ovn-iu which
he may be congratulated ths possess,on q 30
n is undsrssood thai On h,s resignation Of the once,
As accounts, as usual IN such cases, are in process
d examination Al tne, department; and the public
t appears thai two othsr oahcisls Of the treasury
are also indicted at the tune for the offence
'carrlous, nor . malignant attempt iacourly 70 un-
dermine the peoples coofdence in the government, VIC
suggest and most earnestly that The investigation
Of these sccoacss shoud be made thorough and search
Ing and that its results should be communicated to the
world as soon az possible At time when every smiy
in the country IS not only sending out the flower OF ITS
youth 10 the field, Su< p,nchng seM with prbvations
before uBkaown 70 strengthen the hands OF the govern
ment there 10 nothing desirable be perfectly
assured the utmost iasesry Ia the pecuniary admin.
strai"n OF that government. To reassure the public
10 establish confidence IN the government and
TO vndcate the fair fame OF those officials who have
been uni1stly accused OF maeasance the thing that 10
wanted is strict and speedy squarug Of accounts.
Duol Between the Editor OF tho Rich
mond Examines and the Treasurer OF
the Rebel States.
From the Richmond whie August I6l
The chvary, rs we'll as non combatants, for the first
time for many a day were thrown into an excitement
this morning by rnmor that a hostile meeting had
mond Examiner, and + G. Emnre, Confederate states
Treasurer The current report ID that the meeting took
place at half past five o'clock this morning. on Dl's
farm, two miles north Of the city
AIR; H. Rives Pollard. Of the E1aminer, acted as the
Car Ina, as the friend OF Mr.. Elmore, The weapons
used it is said the ordinary smooth bore duelng
pistols; the distance ten pacce. Only shots were
exchanged, Mr.. Daniel being wounded ~ the nd IRE
the flesh part Of the right leg few inches above the
ankle His wound though not dangerous, 10 said 70 be
very painful.
Toe AHA grew out Of . paragraph which appeared in
the column OF the Eraminer on The LIST instant
headed "Aleged Defalcation in the Treasury Depart
Notwithstanding Deveopnnents
The arsgraph that the arrest OF Detective
Bcy d. the charge OF attempting TO bribe Detective
cerung high 0nciai' Of the Treasury Department. had
resulted in bringing TO its development ga detacaton
the Treasury said be OF very large amount Grad
dock reported TO higher authority and instructed 70
ask thousand dollars for the suppression OF the fact
that he had the "high official play ing
funds away at faro and the gamblers beating him. out
or immense sums"
II is ssrated the street that Mr. Elmore addressed
70 Mr.. Daniel, representing that public rumor un
Justly pointed TO him the thigh ofaoap alluded tn,
requesting the insertion o. paragraph the Erai
disciafming any auson to the Treasurer Mr.. Daniel
report says declined insert the disclaimer and further
correspondence resulted in challenge from Mr. Emore
which was accepted.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
nIisceplnneOua.

EIoesor schrs Dundee Antelope q Miller. Eta. yss3
Lenthall Evelina
ENE.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
The American Question.


sULTArIoN AND TAKING MILITARY EVIDENCE.
fparis (Aug. 81 correspondence OF Liverpool Journal
The acknow edgment OF the south by the Emperor's
government the taps and the idea Ia be-
ginning be pied generality possibility
thy be entertained even by the moet devoted friends
OF the North. Considerable progress has been made
during the Empcrors stay at vichy, and q certain NJ
Peuquet who out 10 the United States many years
ago fouad polytechnic school the French plan,
has consulted with reference the views and
cities OF the different commanders either side Gu
rious enough almost every Of the generals In
mand have been brought up by NJ Peuquet and they
say that has been called upon to give outline
when studying during their youth at his establish
ment As all know the Emperor is great believer
the doctrine OF the boy being father TO the man,
well be may be when he remembers his boy hood,
persevering seadfasiness with which be has pur
sued the end 20 which, with admirable skill, seconded,
true by incapacity Of others, he has attained
The announcement OF Liverpool bazaar has caused
excitement our American circles VINO are to bo
Southern beauties whose charms TO seduco the
coin from the pockets OF the Liverpool cavaliersf We
have Miss King, from Georgia and Miss Semmes dough
Professor Setnmes both Of them the most ad-
Ia Europe, who fully prepared 10 assist in any
Geavor 10 benefit the SOUTH and who would be no mean
attraction even IA Liverpool.
ANOTHER BREACH OF THE FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT
or ENGLAND.
At the Liverpool Asszes three men, named Cunning
ham, buchanan aud Campbell, tried tor breach OF
the Foreign Enlistment act In having procured men TO
serve on board the rebel lappahauBock. The
prisoners found guilty but liberated on their
Zaicc5. IN toe Of hundred and MY
pounds sterling each
be Judge intimated that any charged with a
breach OF the fDstment a second time would be Sc
verely dealt with.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
Tho Danish Question.

The LONDON Herald believes the Dauish Minister at
london has boen recalled and that the vacancy VIII not
be bied, the Dash government thinking IL sufficient 70
maintain rst class mission. In that case The anish
Ambassador al Paris viii attend 10 the portant business
10 England.
Aniniosy between Prussia and the smaller German
states shows tokens of increase band and ~ semi
ociaF announced hat frrss has demanded or Is about
" demand OF tho German Diet explanation regarding
Toe entrance ihe federal executive troops into lauen
burg Ou the other band the Haooveri1B
~ ssid 70 have been Instructed 70 declare the et does
not Obtain satisfaction, for the expulsion the federal
troops from Heudsburg The Uanoyeran forces will bo
Withdrawn from H0sien, 10 avoid the posi-.
billy ~ secoud violation o the federal right
II runOyed IN Paris that the French government
bad entered protest against the o pruss an
territory except under the vi the Powers
originally traced the boundaries.
IHE DATo.GgRxlN THgaTY--rnE JUrLAND IN.
CIAYEH.
TIE Jutand enClavcs, which II appears 20 hc
cnded ny Dsnnsrk ~ tho gseat German Powers for
ne satlon % -clBeswF, ~. .csen M number
gtey cUnsst of II WeeleraldfohI l. q. Tho western
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
The Empire Of Mexico.
MAxfMILIAN's TROOPS FROM BEI0ITrN.

MAAfMII1AN THOUFS FHOM HELUfNN.
From Galignani's Messenger, August o.
The Belgian egon intended for the Mexican service 10
being actively filled up The usual medical inspection OF
the men Is about to be commenced Audenarde under
the dissection OF General Chapee The Mexican Minister
Is said 10 be well satisfied the choice OF both officers
and men. He does not doubt that the ber Of Two
thousand III be easily obtained and thinks that the naf
OF the first battalion (about five hundred mem will be
ready 70 leave on the 18th Of september.
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, 1864-07-25

dby had considerably advanced that the List
body Was taken from the ruins
various theories arc going the rounds for
some time rs to the cause Of tho accident,
oat alter making close examination aud in-
stltutlDg rigid inquiries, We are inclined to
the belief that thu calsu1it7 wus caused by
the weakness OF the flooring dtrccsiy over the
arched ways that form, In the cellsr or base
ment, the min support OF tho interior Of the
building above.
For 8 space Of several feet. the ceiling di
rectlY over the arches IN the cellar bears egI-
deEces Of dilapidation. Plaster and other M
tt1ials have gradually become loosened. and
we were informed this ceiling or floortas has
: been in this condition for the p ast ten veara.
Becoming too weak to support the i'm
menee weight above, it Ut last etye
way, and the whole structure depeud. :.
lng upon It for support came tun-
bling to the grouGd. The same cri-
deuces Of weakness were apparent in
other parts Of the cellar, and yesterday morn
ing woFt men were engaged IN placing sup.
parts, consisting Of hcuVy joist8, between the
cell floor and this ceiling above.
The ruined; portion presented dangerous
appea1an-e Ill dny yesterday, and on severai
bouire retired precipitately, fearing the fali-
ing off tue roof which still held its position,
no portion oiit taIlIug III with tbs rest Of The
compartment
No Correct estimate Of the amount of pc.
cuDi@ry loss coulu be ascertained, but It was
! Thought it will not reach high hgure.
From the suddeppess OF The fall II Il Thought
that the. ~hsle interior Of the apsrtmen' gave
way at tie same moment, ana did not start
ut any particular point. =.
The Scene prtsented in the Surgical Ward,
Whero the wounded we're taken, was at once
strking., unique md pitiaolc On either
s:oe OF 'be room, long and narrow one, the
poor wounded creatures lay on couche5,
many OF them: dreadtully maugled; some
lying perfectly quiet, apparently resigned,
others relating In incohertnt and senseless
words tic1r accounts OF their adventures,
&C.. and others again trying to get up, and
casting vague and Wild g1ances around.
Meme sccmed to realize whqt they had game
through, butmost Of them seemed impressed
With certain knowledge that something
had taken place. Fad these poor creatures
possessed sound reasoning powers, the
casualties would undoubtedly have becu
much lees. As it Vas, no attempt seems to
hsye been made to escape on the part OF any
, 1864-07-25

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.eP I hnrnas NeC,,tlotn John
.olum G 8 McElllEQtt John
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).na:a g Mcgowan John
,teliaad II 1fcEeuY John
can J1mes NcCou-t John
.olloy ] J*mes MeRfide Jo7u
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1cnzle JAS II III. EieIthfa WM
4e.n James McCurftY Wm
,3rty Jas9 MeLsin WilII&m
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larry 1ar,ltsA McDoemsntl VIM
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