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resting him they noticed suspicious protuberance
make douby SURE Of tho ofcers seized
each wrist oil the prisoner At the instant and put
me- % o. ess nc 1sd Sson 90 eS
IN pocket amounting 70 about sac, 900 10 hts trunk
found the balance Of the funds In all about 500 000
which nj secured and the prisoner locked up
In BndeweIl, where all visitors excluded This
course had been taken after consultation with the
United States Consul who volunteered TO aid them
the extent OF his power II not thought partcu
larry desirable to get into tedious lawsuit u could be
avoided, and young Townsend ending himself pucked
consented 10 return 10 New Haven with his capos hop
ing fare easy far any criminal proceedings were
concerned Whether his expectations 10 this respect will
be realized remains 10 be seem After being secured be
tired TO play the biun game NJ hrs and even denied hts
acquaintance with Dr. Townsend but 0ndng that moth
ing TO be made by ths course and that be was care
fate he disI,Eed very much returning 70 New Haven
and remarked that he'd rather be hung 10 England than
be free here
ANOTHER TRAVELLING AcQU AINrAscB.
On tho passage 10 England jerry made the acquaint-
OF ex. blockade runner, who, on finding him
rested and possession Of 90 much money volunteered
the remark that if be had known he had he would
have gone through" him long before the detectives sp
peared
IN DESPERATE MOOD.
Al Southampton Townsend apprehended finding some
one on the watch for him. and he aiterward told the
officers carried bis revolver about intending 10 give
them desperate struggle before yielding Not being
oesed he became assured OF safety aud left tho ps.
to in his trunk, where was found after his arrest
In the trunk found the remainder Of the sccuri.
ti0e making the amount 10 his possession nearly ninety
nine Thousand dollars They also found diary he bad
kept during his wanderings, In which he told Of the
places he bad visited, Irritation on ship board, and
made this entry In Havana the decay OF Spain -
1.-THE Spanish nation, once the euterprisiug IN
the workable only nation IN the whole Of Europe who
appreciated and embraced the mighty project Of Coum
bus nov low you have falen In the present day YOU
stand the embodiment Of svaricousness, cowardce
and ueacheryi"
N 400 Ial b HoMKwARD BOUND. N.i.
Tho party toek the stcsmship Etna for home, and
we're foursca dNSs making be passage. sivug Il New
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CITY oopsnHERcIAL REFORM.

FHrDaY, Io--O
ALCOHOL quot and unchanged
Asu's Receipts, 10 bbls. The market was quiet at
yesterdays quotations
BREApTurf4 -Recopis aoo1 bis. Honr 2so3 do.
and 500 bags meal u 2e4 bushels wheat As $40 do
corn, 81, 764 do oat and 600 do malt TIE n,ur
ket aciiTc and undcr improved cuative
demand prices al,arced loc 25c. per Dbl stat and
Western dous IN good demand, chiefly for specua
tio at the nd, shcsn in revised quotations be-
low Tie salos 90 900 hb's, Southern fairly
active, and rcs were again frmc' The soes compr'sed
700 bbls Csnoda Gour IN GOOD dcalaud at cd
vance Of Oc q 2oc. the safes a5o bps Rye -four
remained qulc,, aud prices we're without noticeable
change Corn meal was IN fsirreGsesi end prices
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The st. LOUIS Alton and Terrs iauie Railroad earned
during the month July sl52 which Is an increase
over The receipts for the time last year Of si1o2s
Tne business at the Sub Treasury to-day was = fol-
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Police Intelligence.
ALLEGED THEFT or LIQUoRs-conFESsI0N or ONE
or THE PRISONERS. .it

ALLE0gD THEFT or LfQUORs-cONFESsl0N or ONE
or THE PRISONERS .it
For several years past Alfred Wohltman, q dIstilies
has been 10 the employ Of nessrs Hoffman Curtis 800
Greeowch street, and the arm expressed tho Creates
con Ddencc 10 him. or late. however AfredS honesty
has beeo suspected for several nights past ofces
Field, OF the Fifth prscnct has boon watching bis
movements. and on Thursday night Alfred was caugtt
10 tho act Of removing 9uaottx Of spirits valued =
,ody by oces Fta after which he confssd 70 hayins
engaged IA taking spirits for the last two years and
selling the samo 10 VIM Mobrmsnn. or so Greenwich
that Mohrmaos has become ftisb,sosd and Fun away
Charles wohtman, brother OF Alfred, Is also charged
dollars worth Of spirits Both the prisoners we're taken
before Alderman jones. al tho Tombs, end committed
fos trial f N'
ROBBED IN A BOARDING house.
Mary Ann Mack, IRISH woman, twenty I'VE years Of
age living 1873 Greenwich street, arrested charged
with stealing one hundred and four dollars in legal
tender notes from John Fleming, residing at No. ~
Columbia street. Brooklyn. The larceny occurred In the
prisoners boarding house Mary Ann was taken bcfrs
Alderman Jones' who committed her 70 the Tombs ~
trial 10 default OF one thousand dollars bail
ARREST or ALLKoED BURGLARS.
Early yesterday morning two men, giving their names
as August Herman and John Fisher, were arrested On
harlem BRIDGE by officers 0den and HaIloran. OF the
Twelfth precinct suspicion OF having stolen quantity
Of wearing apparel valued Of hundred dollars which
they had In their possession. subsequently, appeared
thai the cothIng had been stolen from the dwelling OF
Mr. John Wilkinson, residing nj West Farms, Wcstchcs
ter county, the Same having been broken open The
prisoners back 10 Wcstchester county, 10 awst
The action Of the criminal authorities reD
THE RECENT MURDER pisoRbETLY HOUSE.
Sergeant Hughes OF The Twenty ninth precinct, yessf
day appeared before Justice Ledwith, and lodged
Q complaint egainst Amen Cameron, charging him with
keeping SsordcrIy house Mt 90 Seventh avenue, the
resort of thevcs prostitutes &c. II will be remember
ed that the men concerned In the murder ,of ofrcor
walker of tho Twenty ninth precinct IN the habit Of
conprepatnR in Camcrons barroom almost every night
II was there also that the woman whom the murderous
thc night previous 10 the murder OF Mr. Walker Cam.
evou was required 10 give bail the Of Eve hundred
dollars 10 answer before the Court OF General Sessions
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MAruyacruRR or Boor AND sBoss IN NEW ENGLAND
The last reports that IN the manufacture of boots
ana shoes New England is represented In tho following
proportion Number Of establishments, 2428; capital
invested SO 977 49, cost OF material used SCI e
male hands employed 52,o01, female, 22,2s2 cost "
labor OIL loo 1sS annual value Of produos ttA slkoA
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The wheat rlarc! fairly sc,Sc az savanue OF
O. &c yer hrsLc witn sacs 0. 81 900 bshcls in pert
for 81, cuiaiion nj 81 ~ ~ As for Chicago spring
So 10 2 IL ,or siaber aichigaD 81 40 81 90 for
amber ~. lee ~ 1G Tor winter red Western, SO Is for
while Wccru, ~ II icT vigtor state and 50 IL
for white tate r!o market active. and price
again advanced about ic pr busne rho sales COM
priced 10 coo bushels III ;s for uasound and Ole ozc
for sound MIXED Western, Barley aud malt drll
and nal. Pyo quiet, aud pr.cesWcrc unchanged
Oars moderately active, ri !rl prices The sales
at CSC Cec. for Western, the outside pTc FOR
small lois
pfrswAx The market quiet, and prices
without maicriF' lhNnge
CoiTOs-Thc u,liRe active, and prices
though not qrtuhly hchoi. some stronger,
rccallv toward he latter part &C the day tho market
DING steady a. quriatiQns below The sales
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BoaDKs-FRErIyd. On Monday September III, by the
Rev Dr Anderson, MIR. WILLIAM J. BORDEN to Miss La
VIVA FRrIsrSc both Of this city. No cards:
BARaYrr-BARxEs In Brooklyn, ut tho Church Of the
Holy Trinity by the Rev. Dr. Littlcjohn, ALBERT r.
BARRETT OF Nashville Tenn to Marie LOUISE daughter
of the late Charles l.. Barnes Of Brockyn; :.
FRrEno~S-BsRSUM On Wednesday, September Is.
at the residence OF the brides father by tho Rev. Mr.
Moore THOMAS FREEDoRN ORvA CrARIssA daughter OF
=. G. Barnum ESQ.,, all Of this city
HoiLnly-- AfoRAx.--On Monday September 4, by the
Rev. Mr.. Webb Mr.. JONI II. HoiLELy TO Mrs FRANCIS
MORAN, all Of Brooklyn No cards
LoSd-GAoR-on "Wednesday September ID, by the
eldest daughter OF Moses Gage ESQ., all Of this city.
Lswls-SMnu On Wednesday, September IL, by the
Rev VIM. ALVIN Bartlett, GEoncE = LEWIS 10 EMMA Az.
GusrA daughter of the late L. N. Smith, Esq, all Of
Brooklyn No cards
MATsoS-Ross -At Auburn, on Wednesday, Septen-
Der 13 by the Rev. John Branard, Mr. WIZ l.. MAnsoy,
=. Ross, Esq., Of Auburn.
MEvxry-H,Rr -On Wednesday September H. by the
RACHEL second daughter OF the late Henry j. Hart to
STANwOoD MsSKES, OF Memphis
PsxLrs-RussEri. Brooklyn, on Thursday, Sep
TENDER IA, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
the Row Dr. Buddnston, EDWARD A. PHaLps, Jr., of
Colebrook, Conn, to MARY AGNES, daughter Of X. G.
Russell, Esq, Of that city. No cards.
Brooklyn, on wednesday, September l5 by the Rev G.
s Robinson WIN. H. PEKK 10 WANNA r., only daughter
Of l. J. Davis Eeq, all of Brooklyn
day. August 3O by the Rev. C. A. Fox, Mr.. T. A. RuoDEs,
of Jamestown " Y, 10 Miss Sails STEPHENS daugh-
ter Of T. B. stephens ESQ.,, late Of Charleston, s. C.
sna en Boo%Ad j. '' wednesday
September ID, n Chrsts church. by the Rev. W. A. W.
Maybin rector NEwroS SIXTH 70 MARY o., youngest
daughter of Charles V. Ward, Esq, gu OF the above
place.
at the residence Of the brides father Perth Amboy
n r. by the Row. A. N. Lawson, RoBERr n VALENTINE
Of woodbridge, n. J., to Miss MARY d. MxpcxR, daugh
ter Of George W. Mercer
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Died..
Died.
Ian ---ou Wednesday morning, September 10, at one


ALLAN On Wednesday morning, September IL, at one
O'Clock ELIZA wife OF Robert Allan.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence,
No 80 North Moore street, this friday afternoon, Of
o'clock L
BMasrr. On Thursday. September u, after short
Illness MARTIN BARNErT, native Of Clonmell, county
Tepperary Ireland, 10 the Goth year OF his age.
The friends Of tho family and those Of his brother In
law Patrick Scott respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from hts late residence, 100 Elisabeth street, On
Saturday afternoon u one O'Clock.
Clonmeli papers please copy. -
CooyrR Suddenly, on Wednesday, September IL
Joxv JANE. son q Tunis ana the late Elizabeth A.
Cooper. AGED years 10 months and II days
The relatives and friends Of the family are reQuee9 W
sttsnd the. funeral, from st. Lakes church, Hudson
street. opposite Grove, this friday afternoon, ~ one
DAILY. i'm this ci,y, on wednesday, September 10,
EltzApnH DAILY sged ~ years
Friends and relatives are invited 70 attend the funeral
from her late residence 20 Sullivan street. this friday
Donp. --On Thurtday, september IA, CAsoISs Acxra,
daughter Of HcmryI and sssah Ann Dodd, IN Tho 2lst
year Of her age
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
Tmnn --On Wednesday morning., septcmbT ls at
SnArerpsst twelve O'clock wIsM3w fARRAaUr HAscoch
fsruR aesd yeR and = days
Norwich Conn. lpspsss pisssI esPy
y 0saossE-A obg6wNs 81, " Hudson ~ weaass
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CoKR SHLIySaFp IyrEpIATBLY XprLY AT THE
s6es< ,vA1ks kVkHAk
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The earnings Of the New York and Erie Railroad during
the first eight months of the present year compare with
the receipts for the same period in 1864 as follows:


The gross receipts Of the Eric road will probably aggre
gate fifteen millions Of dollars this year, against thirteen
and half millions last year. and ten and half millions
in 1853
The Eastern manufacturing stocks continue In demand
Notwithstanding the recent advance in prices In Bos
ton on Tuesday, 1855 bid for Amoskeag; 200 for
Androscoggn Appleton offered at $50; Atlantic at lis;
Bates 175 bid 1856 Asked Boot 1l5 bd Dwight $50
7s0 Everett al Franklin las bid Great Falls 2o6 bid.
2l2 asked Hamilton $50 asked; Hill 17o bid jackson
1850 bid $50 asked Lawrence 900 bid Mddesex 2l5;
Salisbury 275; Salmon Falls $780, Washington $50 and
Stark 200 bid; Lowell $50 bid, $50 asked Lyman
1861 107.
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were TO Liverpool 500 bales cotton at 16d; H. 900
bushels corn at 6Md per steamer 900 bushels at
6Ad 800 bales cotton at Nd 500 boxes cheese at 40s
The charters were brig to Cork and a Market gram,
3s Cd One 10 Bristol Cardiff market IS Cd A bark
10 direct port in the United Kingdom al 5s. Sd.
MoLAssEs-The market was steady, with only a
moderate trade demand We notice sales Of "a hhds.
Cuba muscovado at soc.
Hors remained in steady good trade demand at full
prces The sales comprised GO bales new crop at from
40c TO 6Oc and 95 bales old do at from 14c to 45c
ira fancy parcels OF Western held at 47c Soc We
learn OF no sales
Provisions. Receipts 750 bbls pork and Is packages
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A TEST MEDIUM-THE ORIGINAL MADAME 81
"A RON from Europe. the great medical and baanes
Spruast tells past present and future Has thatneve
failing to speedy marriage $40 Fourth aenue
Ladies' 81
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Ass.s-Receipts none The market Quot. Prices
of pearl are nominal. Pots selling in small way
at previous quotations
BaEApsrurys Receipts, ssi6 bbls four 157 do. and
1875 bags corn NEAL 2Oe54 bushels wheat, 81, 800 do
corn and OF DO malt The demand for -four less
active and all grades ruled lower State and Western
-four was down about Sc per Dbl The sales we're mode
rate being confined almost exclusively 10 the local
wants and comprised 1900 bbs at our revised quota
tons annexed Southern -four was moderately active,
bu, prices had strong downward tendency The sales
were about 450 bbls Canada -four found slow market
and prices declined &c per Dbl The sales embraced 800
bbls Rye -four remained quiet and nomnally un-
changed. Corn meal was steady, with sales OF about
noaln m. a XVo ,in.-
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

A STONISuING.-MADAM MORROW, SEVENTH
A daughter with a natural gift of foresight tells no,
soon and you win marry. even your thoughts Nag
IMAGE i'm fll Liberation Her equal s not to be found
shows likeness OF your intended husband and a)s1<
friends No 1874 Ludlow street. near Houston. Gems nj
adj I'd
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bank currency, tho whole matter woua DO paced
entirely beyond the control Of the conservative influence
OF the country
| The ouest On is simply whether you now inaugurae
| system OF red empon and settlements, or give up all
hope or expectation Oh ~ ~ y he'd a h mace
\ by Illness otherwise should have written you more
fully, and think, expressed myself more clesriy "a
reference the importance OF your proposed
| TruIv yours II CLARKE,
| Comptroller Of the Currency.
II will be seen by the foregoing that the Secretary and
the Comptroller equally in favor of the project for
the redemption Of the country bank at tho three
| commercial centres-New York. Boston and Phladel
phiaand that they are very explicit the expression
of their views and further that these tend towards
contraction of the currency We overbanking and
overlooking the country with paper money and
whatever contributes to impose q check upon
further expansion cannot but do good Nearly
all the national banks already organized are
anxious their circulation, and there are nu
persons applying for the privilege Of establish
ing new banks. which the Treasury has no power to
grant, owing the authorized amount Of currency hav-
ing been already apportioned The effect, however,
of practically compelling the provincial banks to provide
for the redemption and return of their notes would be to
inspire them with prudent desire to curail instead OF
expand thor circulation, and to diminish the clamor
which set in after Congress meets for more national
bank currency with which to extend the system.
The refusal of Judge Nelson grant injunction re-
straining revenue officers from collecting the tax on
sales made their account is justified notwith
standing his recent decision by the fact that the
brokers concerned have remedy at law provided by
the Internal Revenue act The tax can be paid under
protest. conditional upon the decision of the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
Since the 30th Of September 1854, $0694, 224 OF the
six and per cent Of the State OF New York Canal
stocks covering debt created prior to 186 have
tured and 2,517,574 rs have been actually paid and
stock cancelled Funds to reimburse the remainder
when presented in deposit with the Manhattan Com
pany this city This amount of debt has been paid
out the surplus of the canals accumulated
the sinking fund In addition to this $50 600 of the
six per cent stock created since 1848 under the
provisions of section 10 of article of the constitution,
which maured July last, has been paid from che rev.
cnues of the general fund
The business at the Sub Treasury to-day was as fol-
lows
Receipts Tor customS S4SVVUV
T0tal rcCelptS SoloVof
Payments i.nooiz
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FACr-NO IMPOSITION-MRS STARR. FROB
"A Europe born with natural GIT the creates. ou a
ture; name and likeness Ladies 81 32 Fourth Avenue
Gents admitted.
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extent that VIII make IL neceNAity 10 nave some
mode of redemption provided, otherwise new impulse
will be sven imitation and increase Of prices Iniil en-
poyment found for the whole volume OF currency In
this way would DO absorbed even II " was twice as
much now issued
with an inflated currency cannot compete with
other nations manufacturing and producing unless the
rata Of foreign exchange enormously high The high
vsIe 81 exchange would be our only protection IRON
eIsS Hooded With foreign manufactures at a much
psss an they could be produced for here No arn can
Be adequate protection II accompanied with an IN
TSs il clearly proved by the fact that we imported
frosty whom foreign exchange was up 70 three hundred
~ whom IL was down 70 ie nominal rate
Tho advance In exchange 10 In ehect the same rs an
sncroase OF tad 10 the amount Foreign exchange
advance from s present rie or larger portion OF
eur manufacturing establishments must sop, ana our
exports be comparatively light unless some measure IS
adopted tending the gradual reduction Of the volume
f and reduction Of the cost OF pro.
(qCing ana manufacturing In this country.
We are now upon tho very eve Of commercial expan.
eien hat fear, Will be unexampled N s duration ana
hauSoue effects, not bold check by tho action OF the
gpvernnSnt and the conservative banks OF the country
nationol banks have now been organized with capital
uuosnt 70 6bsorb The entire amount Of three hundred
millions auth0ftsed by the National Currency act Up
% TIN Time hege has been redemption Of the national
puYronOy. Banks have received and paid 70 out, and
have had farther concern about NJ consequently all
the sovanmsht bosls pledged Tor s security and ond
sns,sss 70 nSrsSss 2er circulation, and greatly fear,
6an 70 Shug such ipnneHCs 70 bear as 70 induce Con.
srcs 70 susAchp large increase Of the national bank
currency
This may be prevented II Immediate action is taken "a
Issue tho notes Of oxisiinF banks u this done N,
banks now existence will And that they have mucl
circulation as II Ia for their interest 70 have, and conse
ir","i & a they would Il p.pmSted 70 20 o. aud isu
wi hpr. iny expectation " red6sming
Acoo.rcss should authorize pxGs mcrS0e u wQopa
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A BONA FIDE AsTROLOGIST.-M WI.SO!
"A tells the object Of your visit, &C. lSS Alien H@s
near Houston the bakery.
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.
The demand for wheat was only moderate and prices
ruled buyers' favor &C. &c. for winter, and nominal
ly 1c o. for spring The sales consisted OF CO. 900
bushels at 81 81 81 90 for Milwaukee club, 81 % ian
extremely for amber Milwaukee,, 81 81 OF for new am
Der State, 81 "a 81 O. for No Chicago spring. and
81 81 81 90 for Chicago spring Tho corn market was
also quiet and pr1ces again declined shade The ales
comprised 1900 bushels, NJ Toe Soc for unsound,
ssc Soc for sound mixed Western, and 0Oc for high
mixed nearly yellow, In store. Rye was quiet without
material change. Barley dull and nominal. Malt
wss also quiet We only heard Of 800 bushels State
which changed hands at s. Oae were in rsher bet
demand, and ruled shade stronger The sales were
Ut SIC sac. for Western and SIC. for State.
COTTON unsettled and prices were very irregular;
accurate quotations scarcely be given Some sales
werc made a. high AZ isc for middhpg grades, while
the bulk Of tho transactions were at or under Soc The
sales were large, comprising 1000 bales the market
closing rather more steady With some holders refusing
less than AGO., and others offering ~ ~. Tho quota
- Upland Fswda xosi'e. NJ o. 81:
Ordinary ...... 80 80 80 81
a SosS %Isa ;ii,;. q g. ~ y IS
and Ger large sales prices advanced Nc . Nc per ID
The salce embraced 1000 bage Rio, on Donna Paulsa;
400 do, ex Alma; zoe do, ex Expross, and 2eI 40
sctfsnks Made AZ lao a1ec; also csuo eI Ch'oris,
consisting cf 1000 begs Rio taken on speculation, on
private terms supposed 1tc isc and ~ bags do, q
Fsnanrs wore srm There wsrs but few snsassments
tus considerable MA done N 0haSeS IhAepgaeonAns
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CLOTIiING.

A LARGE oRDER.-slS0oO WORTH OF CAST OFF
n Clothing wanted, for Charleston, s, G. Ladies and
prices so 500 FOR silk dresses IS to $50 for coats
81 10 $40 pants Also wooen calico dresses carpets
furniture jeelry The highest cash price paid Please call
on or address MNTZ SIS sixth avenue above Twentieth
street Ladies' waited on by Mrs. Mintz.
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voUNo MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION oLrB,.-fHI
neARsrs q ~ ssyyt Cub arc 1srsby n9sihcA That
meeting VII pe heB this friday evening" ct o,cock
W O Bvunepe, nd Third lvsnus. Punctnai attendance
gequesssd ~ order Of She Executive Committee.