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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Sept II, 1855.
Tho past week has witnessed duh and somewhat
settled stock market, Notwithstanding the prevailing
monetary ease and at the close prices showed mate
rial variation from those current at the opening The
presence of rather strong bearsh feeling notice
able among an important section Of the sreet" against
which the bulls who are numerous, failed to make any
Nbadway. On Saturday morning 'pool'' for buying
ten thousand shares of Erie is rumored to have com
menced operations and seven thousand shares to have
been bought by it, under which the price about one
per cent but in the afternoon the advance par
TALLY lost, and the whole market declined. The
prime cause of the weakness which underlies
Me latter is the absence Of outside support
for long II remains exclusively in the hands OF
che brokers and professional spectators mere process
Of mutual exhaustion is in progress, which may ag
uravey likened to the legendary contest which the
celebrated cats Of Kilkenny once engaged.
The street is at present largely loaded up with stocks
and there are dozen bulls to bear but the bulls are
without market to sell on and hold their shares in the
hope Of higher prices Under these circumstances the
occurrence Of any contingency calculated to unfavora
bly, affect the money market however slightly or tran
silently, would not be without immediate influence in
depressing quotations and forcing host of weak
holders TO SELL ana 1t is mainly due to the present abun
dance and cheapness of money that prices remain 80
stoady; for such duness on an active money market
would inevitably force decline.
Gold was heavy during the week, and decline Of
about per cent took place. This under the
bined influence of the sweeping retrenchment in pro-
ge and prospective in army and other expenditures,
the light export demand temporary falling Off in that
Cor duties sales by the Sub Treasury of por
lion of its receipts and apprehensions respecting the
pected loan for funding interest bearing legal tender
certificates Of Indebtedness pointing it does
slow but gradual contraction Of the currency The
extreme quotations were-
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II and Tenth avenue, in the lsth year

dence Fieh street and Tenth avenue in the asth year
OF his age - ...,o.,,,,
invited to attend the funeral this Monday afernoon
RcHIRpsoS -On Saturday morning, September 40
LOUISA CoaanL wife of Henry Richardson ana daughter
or George Coggl, Esq. 80. 4. ..o,a a..
funeral from Zion Church. Madison avenue, corner inr
yeighth street. ON Tuesday afternoon, al one oiocA
SPTcER-On Saturday morning. September To- EiiAA-
widow Of General Peter W. Spicer IN the o'n your
of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are Respectfully
requested to attend the funeral on Tuesday Afternoon
at one O'clock from the residence OF her SON John W
Spicer Sixty street. second house east OF FrS ave-
nue.
ScmxFFELN.- Schefleld, Mass, on Wednesday, sep
TENDER g. ELEANOR, wife Of Bradhurs Schieheln
SMITH.-On Saturday evening" September 10, GRACE
AUGUSTA, daughter of J. Raymond and Kate 5. smith.
aged months and "a days
SEYMoUR.-On Sunday morning September II, after =
short illness, HENRY WILLIAM, son OF H. W. and A. r.
Seymour aged n years.
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. 1888 West Forty
third street. this Monday afternoon at two o'clock
Bridgeport, Conn, papers please copy.
WHERIER-At Babylon, l.. l., on Saturday, September
10, HKNRY S. only child Of Samuel b. and Mary A.
Wheeler. '- N'- SO
The relat es and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this Monday) afternoon ct
three O'clock from the residence Of his parents No 40&
State street, Brooklyn
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Corroy IN FoRfpA-ExroRTs JACKSONVILLE
Since this port was reopened about three months sncc
there has BEEN shipred from Jacksonville about six
thousand bales Of cotton, fully onethrd Of II long sta
pie three hundred and eighty thousand feet Of sawed
lumber; nine hundred aud thrtyone sticks square tim
Der; hundred and ninety stce cedar, one thou
sand and twenty barrels tar twenty bsrr spirits
trpenne; two hundred aud twenty two barpels crude
turpenne The beet indges cstims,e the quantity of
cotton In tbe STATE the time Of the surrender AZ twenty
thousand bales CT this quantity probably fully half
has already found s way 10 market By the way ~ a.
Marks Pensacola, Apa'acbicoa snh Iscksonvlle -Jqck
sVnuitk TIA Drlont Ssut -
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The Shaking OF the Nations.

REV. DIR. MARSHALL, OF MIsSlsslFPI,
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
A sermon on 'sThe Shaking OF the Nations was
preached by an ex.rcbe chaplain-Rev. Dr. Marshall
of Mssissppi-in the hall Of the Cooper nst
tue yesterday morning The audience very respect
able both in numbers and appearance. After singing
and praying during which latter exercise the reverend
gentleman besought the Almighty 10 blcss the President
end guard him from the counses of cruel and blood
thirsty men, distinguished prisouerspolitical prison
ers-wcre also specially commended TO the Of the
Almighty.
For his text Dr. Marshall chose the following passage
Of Holy WHIT win shake the nations and the desire
OF all nations shall come, and will al this house with
the glory Of the Lord Of Hests" Time he said would
fail, were he to attempt to chow forth the full
meaning and richness Of his text foreshadowng
o. did the coming 81 the Lord Jesus Christ by whom
the psAions ofibe world WIN be shaken and the utmost
be could hope accomplish 20 furnish his audience
with skeleton which they msst cover with flesh and
muscles Ar introduction TO The principal part Of hs
discourse laid before them what he understood TO Do
the Divine method in the government Of the Kingdoms
Of the world preparatory TO the coming Of Jesus Christ
were shaken, enc reason being that they got big
not too great but TOO bby which he meant TO say they
acquired bullying, overbearng disposition, sns went
about the world singing Rule britannia" or some other
similar ditty Of selflaudaton Then they were shaken
by God and fel.to pieces far the good Of mankind
vas not by my means question OF tertory, oW Wa
the absence Of spirit Of brotherly love and
Kindness, which caused nations 10 be shaken and
FALL w pieces. by the spirit Of brotherly love
he meant spirit which brsathed IN the late speech OF
Lloyd Garrison on the imprisonment OF jefferson Dass,
and for which he he speaker had learned TO love Carr
son as showed that he had heart as big as The uni
vcrre and that IL filed with thoughts o. fratesl
love and friendship for all mankind (Grest sensation
among tive audience; smothered applause and Kisses
The same spirit which breshed in that speech wonld 10
much to establish feeling Of brosherly love and kind
oces over Tho length and breadth of tho land He then
bitterly denounced all attempts tending 70 establish
sectional religious feeling between The North and che
south and predicted that fearful results would
fru Oh such attempted religions intolerance He Darn
sssly desired n the Northern people could listen 10 tho
coaching and presrhe Of southern cergymen Frcm theI
Sutits not word was SPOKEN political ubjects from
years end TO yeasend The languave Of tho Southern
people was very different to that Of the bulls and bcer
al the Norher pSpie who SOY TO tpe South, Fer yq4
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Ths returns Of the Bank o. France az The close Of
AugSst showed reduction in the amount Of specie, ~
equal 10 s20o,6oo.
The amount Of the ''rcet' in the Bank Of England
Che sosh ult "a, 500, oo7 which would admit Of
dividend Of three and quarter per cent amounting
G472s52 and leave 90 oes "A the accounts for the
DIVIDEND made up 10 the ast Of August, and the
present return h 70 the aoh the excess would not be
materially changed dividend Of three And half per
cent would amount 10 S5oe sSs and there might be an
alteration Of the figures on the remaining day for
making up the account which would supply the wining
addition requisite enable that distribution 10 be made
wiHoH snincng the 'rest" below the E3oQp.e 900, al
whio!, j i. always expected to be kept.
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sins God has deserted you and you have been soundy
thrashed" but In the South, where they have buried
their and their fathers, whore their houses
burned and their fields laid waste the people still look
up God and acknowledge that II good for them TO
be afflicted and that in mercy, not in wrath, had they
been chasened by the hand OF the Almighty That was
the spirit which they wished to be received by their
brethren of the North They believed implicitly that
whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth Why could it not
chvarousy for four years could now being beaten
submit magnanmousys Great sensationl He believed
that this shaking of the nation had tended to give each
individual a clearer and better knowledge or
the character and love of God. But not alone
were nations thus shaken TO accomplish the
Will Of God In preparing the world for the coming
Of the Lord individuals, families and cities
we're at times shaken. After mentioning several In
stances where untmely and awful calamity had over
taken both individuals and cities he said that even the
great city of New York would be shaken by Coo II ~
stood In the way Of the Lord Jesus, and some
would In the remote future look down with shudder OF
disgust ut the addes and other poisonous reptiles gain
cred around the ruins Of the Croton aqueduc and as ne
stood there ne would mediate the cause OF the DOWN
fall OF the mighty city All these shakings OF individ
uals families, cities and nations were, however, but pre-
house shall DO filed with the glory OF the Lord oil Hosts
Thistle concluding head OF his discourse-was eio
quently and briefly discussed after which he announced
that collection would be taken up to defray the ex
pense OF hiring the hail. and the surplus would be added
to the fund he raising for the purpose of sending to
their homes the disabled soldiers of Lees late command
many Of whom now scattered all the country
He spoke in high terms Of the generosity Of the mer
chants Of New York for the beraty they had displayed
toward him since his arrival IN this city.
The services concluded with the singing Of the D0xol
OgY'
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SATURDAY, Sept 1916 P. N.
AsHrs-Receipts, none The market higher for
pots under good inquiry The sales were at 90 a
"A 1s Pearls nominally 81 rs with little or no de.
mand
BeEADsrurFs. Receipts 3,424 bbls. -four, 7,1T7
bushels wheat, 2l3 do oats and 500 do barley. The
demand for State and Western light and prices ruled
about &C. lower closing with continued downward ton
doncy The sales embraced 1000 pbas at revised
quotations below Southern -four dull and lower.
The sales were 400 bbls. Canada -four &C. lower,
with only moderate inquiry at the reduction. The
sales we're $50 bbls Rye -four quiet and unchanged
Corn meal steady with sales Of 200 bills Brandy
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Proclamation az Urauixn.

Urquza hts issued from 81 Jose an energetic procla
nation 10 the Entire Rians in which is the following sig
nidcant sentence
So just 50 sncrcd do consider the against Para
quay, that IL my soldiers OF Oaseros, II my sons them
selves, should abandon the, win go alone 70 fight for
the honor or my country by the side of the President Of
the republic.
He also wrote 10 President Mitre the 4h Of July to
this effect
had to return here take suitable measures to pre-.
vent s and every outbreak in The province and TO pre-
pare the assembagc aud organization of the army so
soon essary. as IN act lave done, IL being n
grateful task 10 10 your Exceency ithevery
Conscience that the powerful elements Of this province
will fail for the defence OF the aggregate territory
and for the ayenging Of the national honor Your Ex
ccllency may remain perfectly sure Of this.
The haiallions of infantry that yonr Eycelency or
dered be organized ready in few days at Con
cepcion dc 10 Uruguay. The corps of artillery is
plotting atively its organization and discipline in the
same town.
In reply General Nitro said that he that Gen.
ern Urquiza would not delay in occupying the post deg
tined for him In the Argentine army.
General Csnbso. who has been appointed military
commander Of Montsvdeo, has also written letter
pressing the fullest reliance urquzss loyalty to the
Confederation
Urquizastroop expected to oin in short time,
the army AZ Concordia
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One Hundred Thousand Men
Under Arms.
Stores Of Cannon and Musketry, Powder Mills
and a Whitworth Gun Factory.
DESPERATE PREPARATIONS m BRAZIL.
APATHY OF THE ARGENTINES.
&c. 60. 90.

The Anglo Braslian Times, Of August g. published Al
Busnos Ayres gives further information respecting
operations in South America
President Nitro met with an accident at Concordia
which might have had serious consequences While
riding round the corner Of street his horse got fright
ened and entangled himself among the ropes Of num-
Der of carts which stationed there and had they
not been Immediately cut with knife by gaucho the
President would probably have been seriously injured if
not killed.
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Apathy OF the Argentines.

The late in the Confederation have shown
unfortunately too WELL that Notwithstanding the aggres
sion or the Paraguayan ruler upon the Argentine terri
tory the different members Of the republic have too long
been in the habit of considering their interests apart from
those all the Others to show much eagerness to rally
10 the standard general government and defend
the ntegray of the nation menaced in one or more OF
its component parts.
This indifference to the general welfare OF their
declarations has always been the weak point of all
Spanish American republics and now, at moment
when a spirit Of patriotism should have called
TO arms every Argentine capable Of bearing arms
TO drive invaders from his territory, we find ill.
will detection and mutny prevailing among several of
the provincial contngens and the proud boast OF their
President unsupported and beied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18

The regular Board Of Brokers Of Philadelphia have
passed resolution forbidding Its members from attend
ing trading at the evening board any other than
The regular board.
The returns Of the Bank Of England for the week end
ting August 20 compare with the state Of the previous
week o. follows:-
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The aggregate value Of the imports other than dry
foods This port during the week ending September Is
g. sl7o8s The total imports Of the week compare
Is follows
Dry goods ga 81 ss3 All OO4 "a 02O Az
sen'i ndsc 3,0s4,1 1,s75S5s 1,as4,O02 3s17,9Gs
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Events have also demonstrated that the Paraguayan
dictator has made preparations far exceeding what was
Mt first thought possible and that by putting into the
army every and boy capable OF service and leaving
the labors of the fields and Notifications to the women
his armed force does fall far short of hundred
thousand men and it ia also ascertancd that the re-
of his arsenals of extraordinary extent for
SO small State that besides stores OF cannon and mus
kets introduced secretly for years, they comprise
mandatory of whtworth cannon and powder factories
the utilization Of the natural deposits OF sulphur and
saItpetrc existing in his domipons.
The struggle is therefore likely to be desperate one,
though probably short and decisive, since the Para
cupyan army once broken look for aid from re-
serves of population and the Brazilian Emperor aud his
government fully appreciate in its full force that with
the uncertain support which the alliance OF such
unstable elements comprise the Argentine Concdcra-
ton presents they must depend upon the Brazilian
forces alone for success against the common enemy
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The Argentine Congress have decreed medal 70 all
the Aygenncs and Brszlians that fought at Coentes
The amendment proposed by Senator Navarro TO include
the Braziliaps says
seeng that they fought with The same herois the
Arsentnes and she'd their blood fighting for the same
Cause"
Thfs amendment was adopted The medal will have
ON IL the Argentine and the words '25th Of May,
tk6b
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Tie orders from the Emperor are tere and vigorous.
ssEyery At man in Rio Grandc do Sn must take up
arms and thirty thousand men from the other
provinces must march at once to reinforce the
armies of Brazil. y Obedience to these imperative
commands must force the government to employ
the most summary and, it may be- arbitrary means
to increase the army. The national guard, mum
herring 500 600 men, has not MS yet contributed I've
per cent of its nominal strength snd should be made to
furnish the tagging quotas and further CALL by
the of an memorable but far draft by lot which
would place rich and poor upon perfect equality OF con-
dition The featherbed soldier who remains behind
should be looked upon coward traitor. and the
tens Of thousands office holders and Office seekers who
pride themselves upon their birth aud eligibility to Office
should be made realize that when their country IS IN
yaded nobler aspirations should lead them to the fore
most ranks to III example 10 their humber broth
rem Werc but that shown to them by the Emperor and
his initiated by this class Of idcrs the ranks
OF the army would be swelled by thousands OF the most
intelligent and most ambitious of the nation, and the in
dusral population spared for the productions which sup
port a war.
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The shipments of coal from the Schuylk region Of
Pennsylvania for the week ending on Thursday were
larger ever The road brought down s9377 tons,
and the canal IS 3os tonsogether 1877 I'll TONS against
49, in corresponding week last year.
The following banks have been designated by the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury additional repositories Of the
public moncy:-National City, Brooklyn; New York
National Branch, Madison, Indiana
The following national banks were authorized during
In ndiurs tnrda SAINT r,ha t.
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Quotas OF Buenos Ayres ana the Argen
tine Republic.

The province of Buenos Ayres 10 to furnish 1000 moro
troops and additional forces under Bustamene and Dor
gos had gone from Montevdeo 70 Join Flores.
The Argentine government has commissioned ST Asca
subj 10 pafse 900 men IN Europe
some endorsements had reached the Argentine army
nj Concordia from Buenos Ayres Urquza was expected
with 200 men whom he had reassembled The Minis
ter Of War al Concordia The contingents = Men
dosa and San Juan looked for, "a they were on
march, but that Of San Rota entirely dsbanded while
the journey, and Of that Of Cordova numbering 500
men, 100 mutinicd and deserted and some were killed
and wounded during the afmy.
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SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ill THOSE WHO ARE HOLDING ANY CLAIM
n against Harper Ammons, MoDonosgh, Ca, w
please call Bett, Nichols Co.'S $40 broadway betuoen
10 NJ and Up NJ, 18th inclusive. and sasfsston Win b
rendered. X. g. HARPEB.
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otal w s5oo5, us SASS, 900 a. 1873 Oos s7sas $3.50

Total ,095 lis s. 75s $50 g. 13s O06 s3s, $50
The dry goods imports New York compare follows
with former rcturns:-
Fos IRE aosek 1883 1854 1865
Entered the port. 81 23l $50 $63O3l2 O20 Az
Thrown on marke'.... l,624,4lo 1,457,15s 437s,1s5
since Ian l.
Entered the port. 46 4e2 s62 s7O467 5l4s7027
Thrown market. AZ, s93,232 55,2s9325 $685.
The shipments of specie from the port of New York
last week and since January compare follows with
the exports during the same time last year
1854 1866
Thirty seventh week. ........ s425.464 Sass. 656
Previously reported ....... 80 65591 90 700, s07
To-. oa0 10 4po
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strength OF the Uruguayan Forces.
General Flores command consisted, with uruguayan
troops that had joined him ct SaIto Of 100 infantry and
1900 cavalry, with eight pieces Of rifed cannon.
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On mn REWARD.-LOST, IN NEWARK AVENUEs
splUU Jersey City, Pocketbook. containing
One $500 thirty United States Bond, No l3l, Us
One SlO Sew en- thirty UniNd States Bond No. 3Q6.00
One $50 Seven thirty United States Bond, No. 30H
One $50 No known also three $50 Compound interest,"
bearing 80 National Bank bill 81 greenback-
The above will be paid by leaving the pockcbook ana
at SIS Tenth
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(toRE DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY APpLY AT rHR
ssTeot. iAAEs kuRRAY..
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sSeitcres aus Mericu.

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toner GcrreIponb. Der 3ines ia9t, baB ale Arttl
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la1f mdren. Die MftienbdnDler fiinbi9en elmer
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all Der @reuse ben Sberbefebl III .Beripn i~tberreb'
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bier alaubt 1ti9t ali biele Utelbungeu.
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raS perbarrifabirt mGren. : Guf ein f~ailerl. Sallps
nenbpct wltrbe bon Der anerifanildeu Seite aus
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&rieg nit ben Sereini9teu Staatet. 3wei fran5
sTfilde &riegSbampfer tpdren 9e9entpdrtt9 auf Dem
Gio @ranbe. Die 2iberale1 fedten III ben nrli>
former Der Sereinigten Stuatel Armee ulb ibre
8erpunbeten tperbel1 rad 8rppnSrile gebra6t,
no fe bon Opctpre1 Der g. ct. bebanpelt Mir
BEN. Die 2iberaleu tpdren 70 iau9uiuild tbre
@eaner ans Otatampra8 81 pertreiben. Die Se'
gamer lODen ie9r fitr Die Sa4e Der aiberalen ein9e'
rpmntelt fem.
g8 aebt ba8 @eriidt, baB cine 9rpBe i2ruppelt~
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rem 81 belfe1. .
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ermprbelt. $4,000 0ou. mar Der BreiS, fur pel'
deu bic SerldipSrer bic Stabt itberliefern nnb ben
comtnanbtrenben @eteral ermproe1 ppltert.