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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
New Work Market.

[By Telegraph
NEW YORK, July 10
LASSES-Quiot; Porto Rico ut z!
pETROLEUM-Dull;:} Bile for crude; 81 a 3Jc
fcr refined in bond, aud G9a7dc for refined fee.
HOPS-Firm ut lUU33.
nav mess. closing at S3l for cash; 81 D. tor
IA and "a do. So Od23 for prme, and s2i25 a
as IS for prime mess. Also $50 bbls new mess
Tor August sellers option ut SO.
EEEF-Quiet, SlUSl4 for plain mess, ana sl2"
Sl6 for extra mess.
LAKD-Quet and frm at Ia 22t
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged
CHEESE-Quiet; 5dl6c for cOmmo- to PRIME.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20

H0cTS-Ihc receipts are light and prices have
advanced sld2 the 100 lbs | 900 head arrived
md sold at the different Yards at from si3Gl6
the l00its net
COWS-Are without change l2J hea sold at
from so mp to so Tor sprngers, and soup TO
so per head for COW and calf as To quality
SHEEP-Are more active ut former rates F.;
500 head arrived and sod II from 81 d6!p N i;
gross Lambs are selling at from STA per head,
40 10 quality
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wheeling Wholesale Market

Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING July 10. 1865.
FLoUR-Small stock and in good demand
advanced to 81 1893 IS:
WHEAT-In demand at 81 400l S..
OATS-Nominal at 4ed5O. oo
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 75c0
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 25 -,
SUGARS-Dull and little doing Porto Rico 10
Coffee Sugar 2Oc.; Crushed Powdered and
formulated at 2lfc, and Cuba lac.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 l50l2O
SYRUPS-Au S5c0sl 25.
COFFEE-33c.
RACaN-Pain Hams 81; S. Cured aud can,
rassed 30; Shoulders II; excited and IN limited
supply. ,o>a-o low
Carbon. and 75c for lubricating.,
SALT-Ohio River % rs; Table "a 90.
DRIED APPLES-Dull at SAGE per ID.
EGGS-Not much doing at 2Oc
LARD-22c in fair supply.
HAY-sl4 per ton loose.
EROOMS-Common 81 75d5 50; Fancy 3 asa
T0BACCO-Dark los Is 750s5c; Spun Roll
.o1 75c: Bright 90 6slal p; Common Twist 5oc
Navy at 1895
CANDLES-Mould IL; =.
-; s. No. 2 S. Al; by II to 10 by II No
: 81 Ia; No 2. IS 75; by 10 20 10 by l4"No J.
IEATHER-Sole 32836c per h.; Oak sole
1.Ia4J per 10 upper S36 642 per doz. KIP
I ,thcr 75dl o. per d.; calf skins 81 31dl % per
! D.. harucaS leather 33Uiec per ID; macs DC Pe'
ll:ralf skins nc per Id.
WHISKY - Steady common - 10: hye
WOOI-Buyers are offering SOC; small sales
CHEESE-At l6c for selected w r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20
Phi.adeIphia Cattle Market.

T
Beet Cattle are in better demand at an adj
4lvrnce About 800 head arrived and sold at
dom 6dl6ic for extra, few choice NJ lie, and
Il a i5c for fair TO good, and l2Ql3c per pound
Tor common; as To quality.
The following are some of the particulars Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-20

cents for Western bbls; Baltimore refined now
held at Is cts per ID. Bulk Meats held CORES
pondingly high. y. ~
SUGARS-Porto Rico and Cuba at 1?s us for
the former and at20c for the lattcr description
REFINED SUGARS-Were to day advanced
ic all round; we now quote crushed, powdered
and granulated 90 cents; soft crushed A white 10
cents; circle A lsf cents; B white 1874 cts G ex.
ira 10 cents; G yellow l7a cents; circle G II cts
per ID n ~
SYRUP-Golden 81 10 per gallon in bbls.
WHISKY-We notice a sale of SO bbls at
e IA l-2 and small lots at 81 25 per gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
Fall Of n Building ON Broadway.

TUMBLING or A PORTION OF TIKI WALLS OP
THR ST. CHARLES HoTEL-THE PROPRIETOR
SEVERELY MULTIPLICATION ESCAPE OF
OSB OF THE BoARDERs.
Shortly before o'clock, on Monday morn
ing portion Of the center wall the south side Of the
St. Charles Hotel formerly known as the Sewell House
No. Ga Broadway. fell In with tremendous crash.
The former proprietor OF the house. Sir. Holland L.
knight. was buried beneath the ruins. but was soon
rescued by the Fifteenth Precinct Police, aided by
Capt. John Lscour Of the Insurance Patrol. His
shoulder was dslocned and ho also received severe
Internal injuries Charles Gable. OF tho boarders
who r0oned IN the part of the building which was
damaged Jumped fIom q second story window and
escaped unframed Extensive alterations have lately
made In that part OF the building and while these
have been IN progress IL has boon materially weakened
prevent the FIRE In tho adjoining building No 90 on
Saturday night from Spreading. and the cause Oh the
catastrophe Is easily explained.
Mr. Gable states that he occupied room opposite to
Mr. Knights sleeping chamber, that previous 10 going
10 bed on Sunday night, about lOl. he observed
tina, tue building appeared 20 be- settling. and that he
could not without considerable difficulty close the door
OF his apartment; he went 10 seeep however, and
about lsi he was awakened by u crash ~ fall.
ing walls be sprang from lis bed. aud jumped ont OF
the window on portion Of the ruins aud made his
escape through the hall. In short time lie heard an.
other crash. Meanwhile the police OF the Fifteenth
PrecInct under command OF Capt Caifray, rushed
through he front building to the ruin and Immediately
com nenccd TO search for himself and Mr.. knight
When some Of the debris hnd been cleared away
Gable made his appearance. and Mr. Knight, who had
been found previous this carried IN the fremont
House. where he Ii rapidly recovering. -,
There were no other persons on the promises az the
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship AIbsmsre from Richmond and Norfoh-L.
l. Lineon, w O. MeCabs @. IL bsgiey. 4. q Howe. Ms.
ran Geo T. Case VIM. Ira Smith and child. j. A. Hane'
John ssnon Thompson, Mr. Butler, VIM. johnson iottie
T. WILLIAM. ard shtren' II Dy1, , wi fJ Jas
Lee, Martin Rifhn. William Crane; John Williams
r. Smith, w. brown, w. Chapman, Watson, Cbnen'
7. Hay, Hughes. A. fsdina, n; EnsrhurT T. Norhess
G. Folsor Col l. walsh. H. Goodwin, W. Bradbury, swain
C. Drrke p Adams J. Rsyuford j. B. smith, y. NJ Wright
In the steamship 3 X. spAdins from Hilton hrsdTLie9s
& T Sss: q f sss G'D Semen M Rss
s naS. h JaSa.on W sre%S T. Smith Tss
Col n. Cl.rs. Lieut. Col Haley, Majors H. ~ WI
W O. Hodges. w. q. Runnsis ). r. Cater. Msjors j. D.
Babcoek. W. r. Seward, Br.v. Brig Gen. w H. Noble N.Y.
and Mrs Bsnmope. Misses C. A. Dams, A. swit, Burgers,
thrre children Miss Nellie Hawks Mrand Mrs Kinns Major
J. r. Pratt Col o. w. Baird. Mr.. Hammond, Eben Parons.
T. s. Mitchell A. T. Morse Mrs. Pslat and child. Capt j.
Runnells snd 30 rssf,g.
James Pryor. A. l.. Smith, Y. W. Henry T. Y. Lanier J. r.
hiorrs r. Riddle aud lady Samuel Cherry, stephen LIBBY.
c. Crews, w, h. MeLndon J. II. BIi,coc, " A. Howard,
infant Franc. L. Cook e. o. Burnett It. }. Lors ]. b. Ma
thsns George Drulb.r MR. Libby aud j. D. Castor and
lady Mira Cotton Mira Whitfield, Miss Cot a. children ana
servants r. Feishnan, r. y. Sp-lnsn. Y. L.. Rnmmll.
In steamship Herman from New oresns-h IL shannon,
United state. Comms.o-er New. rlesns Capt Fuller hdJ
aud child T.. Fuller aud lady Capt Norvie H. ~ Ino's M
n. J. Harmsn d. W. Riddle Paymss'sS. u ,; Navy ~
Bri.n. A. W. s. Ris A. r. Butler, Wm Donsberty Edwan
Walker Lisn, DeInan f. Putnam snd in the .tesSsss
steamship \ G Knight from Ne" Rsss Mer.n j.
D Bsyrue. Joho Iioopst & Psteu, Hirs,h and 'ds.
Nil. Walier Mr Walker and lady %n hase,, " w. Dan
and family, VIM Wheeler and lady ns''n, !" ~ =.
m MOI " Jones'. Wright Cu.A c. C. simmons, Smith
k.uney John Washington
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!
Steamship r; C. Kni=ht. mason, Wa'hing'on, D. C.,
hours. with mdss and pass to II. B Cromwell Co. -
Steamship Virginia snyder, baltimore % bour'' M oauasv
to James Hand.
Steamship eris Delaney Savannah 80 hooss VITA rndss
u. s. eom transport Hermsn Livingston, Baker, New Or
leans July 3lst at with cotton pas 10 " > A.
saSrtermasi-r August at Lao It's m les " W. fo@
NewOesns; 9Th inst lis Mills s. r. OF BsfDegst, spoke
bark LINDA, Stewart. Of New-Yofh, bound y. tsa
u - irnnspor: steamer Champion, Palmer, NewOrle.nD
Zeh snd the bar yh u Gotten troops. &C., 10 u B. tlusf
teml1ster e..
Steamship coucords. Sears. New-Orleaps days. tot.
Qusrtsrnsster. 10 li.f
Steamship Aioen'rle Bourne, Richmond u hours dss-
and pass, Livingston fox L Co.
Steamship Creole Thonpson EorfcIk "a hours. mdse. s16
pass q. Hcnesen PaDore Has lat battalion lfh u. o.
inst, in command Of Major Hudson.
Bark Albert Good cf Sundersnd Frazer Sunderland
81 days. with coal to Boyd Hincken. u 100 ~
ksrk Eliza Holloway St. Jaeo de Cuba, July ~ sngafn
Brig Elizabeth Corsop Cow Bay u days, with coal to
ter. ...
Brig Mary D. Lishroe, Mcdonald Big e,ace Bay 10 day,
sosl 20 7. s. Whitman. Ilr Ifr
rubber kc Burdet Everit July "a It, II p, lon So So
spoke schr. Maria Jane, hence for Dems'ara- .
sshr Eva @ Nassau liner, Eeathes days, with frus
seer Appesas, Townsend, Virginia days, wood to j.
schr. D. Williams Wilmington day., cotton &C., to
| ter ~ fl
sshr Dragon sof 81 Groin. Peterson. san Cruz July rs
schr Dam y. Williams. Letts, Georgetown, d. c. 6dsys
scb Nssi Queen Chase Ch.rleson days with cotton,
and rico to Beusiy 4 Smith ID
sshf & y Ha.s,n, wyai. Baltimore days, with coal.
Schr. Dwna. hiciver River Herbert NJ S. IA DAYS cosa
and FISH, TO Y. l. Neyrus 4 Sons. g..
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amIPPANG INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NEw-YORK..... ..Arsryr !.


Ote0re0s
s,earn-r J. T. Thompson, McKse, Baltimore.
Steamer T. Q. Knight. Mason, Georgetown, II. B. Cfcm
Steamship Star Of the South. Woodruff Nsw'orlssn''
Livingston, Fox Co.
shp Coost Pilot Goodae. Galveston. Mursy Nephew.
Ship Jacob A. Stamlcr, Sampson, Boyd Hinckrn. MA.
Ship Jossata Almirs lPort). Rsmedi0'' Hong h'nh WI"
Hams 4 Brewster.
BsIk Speed (Br.l Csshcsrt, olses Bay. I: Gsssr
BARK Mauldsis (Brl, Gale. Quebec. lloyd Hncten.
Bsrk Vt3ns (Brl Boltsnbanssr, Havana j. f. wsrd Co
Bark Rschsbl;s (Brl Cr0sby, Bridgeport Srs'' Don
Bark I. cu.hns. HARRINGTON TURKS Isisnd, Walsh Car
Bark Woodland (Bnl Hammond, Dublin G. 9. Duncan L
Bark J. Steel. tBL, gulmors Sc Ardrew' j. r. Whitney
Go. ,nr,-,..
Bris Koodoo Barford, ST. I0Lns, n r., NJ Z. Green /
Currio- u, p..
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RAID UPON HAOKMES.-A few evenings ago,

RAID UrON HACKMgS.-A few evenings ago,
Capt. Charles N Bracket Of the Twenty sixth Ponce
Precinct detailed party Of officers to visit in citizens
dress sundry landing places railway depots &C. for
the purpose OF observing the hackney coaches and
inuta Of public carriages there might be found any
violations thereof The consequences OF this proceeding
was the Of three haokmen at place and one
the Station House. were next day mulcted In proper
fine and costs amounting In each cass to tl2 while
their respective bad been put up by the Police In
the nearest stable whore e. more from each unwilling
coacly" was needful TO quidse outstanding charged
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sofa and fell asleep in her lap which very improper
and Notifying, considering her lingua glory aud the
efforts abe made to entertain and fascinate the escaped

efforts she made to entertain and fascinate the escaped
victim Of the terrible Bath. r
We even slipped into tho noiseess stream Of sunbcr
in the presence Of our venerable excessively wealthy
ard painfully pious aunt from whom We had great ex
pectations. as abe was delivering herself Of moral
lecture. She pridcs LoTself upon her charming elo
quence and rare didactio powers. and when asked G
question, we mathematical the Turkish Bath roundy
which lost us her favor forever and caused disinher
ance by our esteemed relative.
What other misfortunes may befal our indulgence IN
the Oriental torture We unaware but we shall ever
regard the two hours OF Islamish suffering rs the
most unpleasant of existence. without tho lenst
compensation and the of our deprivation OF go
den orgosy which We might have sailed through
OF Beauty to the Islands Of tle Blessed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
l)ort-iuar1ens' Noiire.

. STATE or NEw-yonK. r
PoRr-wABpgSy OFFICE, No. 100 wsi-st.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of the Get psssed Apri H. 1851 ensl Al
Act to Reor.snke the Waren Oics-of the Port o. New.
York" III interested in having charge Of the
snbi-c matter such inquiry examination thai
he following vessels are now under ,ninson BY TITO Po
Wsrd-rs and thu, said nnaous viii 30
comp tod wh,n ten days succeeding ths notice. -
beard ssid vessels.
Steamship Hibernis. ..................... IN X "f
steamship IaIna.. jersey crX
srs qhn., iih.,; Foo, Of .ancsrss.
Big Merlin. ...................... .Per-p9ts
schr. William Hunter. 10 Il. NJ
6cbr. John A. 0rdin. w oodrud Kobnsona q /.
scbr Jue................ ,........ Uuiou Stores.
tl MINTHORNE TUMPhiNS. PiesideoA
J.Args HRRRINIS. Secretary .f Tfnff
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HUDsoH RIvBR RAnRoAD.-The city line on
bis road has been extended % Brosdxay throgh War.

ren-st, TINS giving additional facilities to parties wish.
ing 10 take the traius at 1hrtirtst This extension
gives and much wantcd accommodation 10 residents
on tho west side Of town. and viii soon make the city
cars paying concern The road from here to Albany
Is run with prsisewOrhy pr0mp,ness. and passengers
have no occasion 10 ind fault With i.s time or tho want
of lrcQLcuL trains,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

Brig MIueois, wrisht Cow Bay, A. k'm,thrs 'At IN
Big Miodoro, Higsns, Boston, q L. isfch
schr. Esther. Mgry, ch.rle:ten W. s. Cole Co
Schr. Maria Hail. Garfield. VI ninscn,, fierson CofnA
Schr Free Wind Tooker Petersbury Van Brunt siasA
scbr Ecipse Stout, Charleston aud GeofgA town s. C,N
L. NcCr-ady Z Go. 80.
sclr NJ & x. Taorne, Emerson Sen Juan DEF North, Cen
tral Am. Il ans. Co. 49,. ..
Schr Lucy app rSy. Portland j. Boynton's Sou Co.
srb, N. T. Roe, Wright Yern,uina 3, G,swin. l41,. !,
Sch A. u. Soul sonrrs. Beanfori, N. l. Mecmody% c..
schr Mary Miner, Nickerson, Beaufort NJ a. McChsay
& Co. 1rrt-
sehr Sylvia (sr). Hi.g, Hsysn, J. Ene.G , -.
Soop Tkes Hui Gn, Providence. ''r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

COURT CALENDAR-rHn DAY -,
SurnGxR COURr- CLEANERS - lbanard, III
court oocn, =, 10 oeloch m-Nos I 81, "a, II, TO- "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
g., ,, s.1 sur Ss,.......709I Moon rises. 1850
gu, "i'''- sreR wArHR TINS DAY.
SANDY Hook $40 Gov. isIAnd $40 Hell GSs..'n:sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
..,,> 49,. fovo-. tho

The Topson,on fMd.) Union favors the cleo
ton 10 Congress from the Baltimore district there
hcinv yeosncy caused by the appointment OF Mr..
Wabster 10 tbe e ,eciorsbip Of Gov Bradford whoss
successor in thai, oiico is airoaly chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

In The City Of NewYot from Tie 3lt day Of JAY 10 The
7th day Of August, 1855.
Men, 49, women. 80, boys 237 girls, ls4-total. 652,
adults, sol, Children al males, 3soi females 2as; col
cred rcrsons. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

THAYKs.-The Purser of tho Mariposa hse
or thanks for Late Newt Orleans papcrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

80 II ths, .. reports IN Albany show the popu
~" Gay 70 be 81, a's agaias, g., 3S7 In lseo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
Bank Statements.

1yank Of Amerira.-Ssfenent o. the BANK o!
AMERICA by Lw Of lass for the week su4
nv Saturday. he 5th day ot Aagust. 1879
Of fosn- sud Dsseouns -
amount o.
oa..-..
amount Of Deport. ",1s..xtt -
Of He~Yot, l. J. Pnnnett Peslsht ~ -
bas duly affirmed dpose md .ry nat tho ssoS
statement eorrvet tbe kesol kD wedse and belief
J. PUNnETr. President
Alarmed nh day Of August is<; ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT-Auaun 1-Psi0rs
judge BErr

United States agt. Fourteen Cases OF Mcfncines;
"A decree OF aud ordered to %
In this ease BY oonsent Of thu parties Tor unoeiy
tbs Custom HOUSE. The property 10 ApPso~e - ''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08
LAW INTRLLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CnAnsxHs-Ara 7.-Befors Justice
bAAyAKD.
DECISIONS.
A. T. Stewart ct al. agt. J. r. Hull.-Motion
Med John W. Boxer ast Sarah BogerPurchsser ordesed
10 complete. y. H. Britton sg. Andrew j. smith Mo,n
denied. Emma Hoffman ast- William houmsn--""'~-
granted On payment of 80 costa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

ga inert OF BANK OF HE SEw YORK DRY DOCK con-
required 80 La. Of it5o. Tor the ~k ending
Saturday August, 1870:
Average anonst u Loans ard Dcoun DOC p
tver<ee amount specie ~
Asersse RI Drprr. x60.4y6 On
Cy County OF New,Yat, l. T. Lo kwood. Cshsr -
the sr- ror Dry Dct compsay beng dolly ss ~
Il the stslsne co<rect r. LOCKWOOD caSA~
Sworn beors thu Sab DAY Of August. isS lf
a G. Asp.ssop Nctey PrbEc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

nept MANUFACru aGks'AND MEkcHAkIs' bANN a. =
CHAPTER $50 Laws u 1861 M the week ending saturday u
5.h day Of August, 1885, =.
Avsns- Of Loans and psoosnu =
A,syss- ,noppt cf sc>e1e 1850 II
Average srnonnt d Creo aon ~
Average amount OF DuoSt- .VcySOss ~
coasty Of se~fort, Matefton Css''rf ~ IN
Merctanss Bsnt being dee and =,
the OF tbowexs and b
LET A. MAslkhicH, SssS0s
Wa H. Pssr, Notary Psdic.
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AID IRA Dkas' BANK required By Chss~
1854 lie week eodnssanfcay the 9th day OF Anss
Average and TSO - -
Average OF Cscusbca.. 1859 ~
CIV md Ycrt CO. George W. Ycul Cashier Of sAe
wh.ns and rr.drrs Bank depse and that IL
,,- N Correct TO koo~-Jse snd belief
GE0RGE W. Y0uLE. Cashier.
~ wn. K Corsss Notary Pshsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

(srcc0Wick BRnk.-Statemeht Of tnr UnEENWICn
required by Chapfes 1 LA~s -
ending Saturday The 9th aay VI August 1876
p5rvt1O -
OF Cnrulsron vsIt "
Of s'~ York, l. William Ha"es Cashax
YORK. beng dby d~poso
snd sy that the above
vi belief WILLIAM hAW kS CssAe1-s
sworn b<fose u1s 2h day Of August, 1853. -.
WnsrL Notary p7blic.
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saint Nicholas National Bank.-Statemeut Of The
SAINT NICHOLAS NATIONAL BANk. required BY Chaptef
SD LAW lsS ending Saturday, the 9Th dAS "a
August ien
srass amount Of Loans and Disccuns 80 %
4 tot Specie besxeo -
amount Of Cicuaion. S1S0l3 %
Average anountof Depos'ts. tsstssO -
City County Rev Archd PArkhurt Cashel
the Nichols National Bank oenR duly dpoe an
Hue, the beet knova
edge and belief Al AkkHURST. Csshes
Subscribed sa< before the7h day August aS
wtLLus T. flhusAs, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-08

North River Bank s-ststement Of toe nonIn
RIVER BANK, - required By Chapter 70. Laws Z" '- @ "~
or ding Saturday, tth Augns, iooi am -.
Ave- arr Of snd Dscuanss sAssLoyy ~
g. s',.ss
Averesc seount OF Ccuiane ~
~, sss Cosnty Of New yosk r Hays cssnier o. tha
Bank being dsy depoe add % tnA inc Move
A. u HAYS CAshieE
HE.ar PALsss. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
France, Mexico and America.

The following improbable information Is tele'
craphed from Washington to the Conrri ds Eats URi
"rbe recent appointment OF Gen Logan as Miuister
20 MexicD Immediately followed the rece pit OF Import
ant dispatches forwarded TO the Government from Mr.
Bigeow By a special messenger. Mr. Bgelow, IT Is
ssid has aifatel with the principal memoers of the
Opposition, who have promised him ther support IN tue
Corps Legislatif In ondravorng to bring ABOUT the
prompt eyacuat'on OF McKee, 10 joining the pressure
Of an American menace to that II the French opposl-
ton thus increasing the eycniu tcs and dangers OF
war with the United States II Is tOped to lntmdate
tie Cabinet OF the Tuer,s. and influence its decisions
so far as 10 decide to abandon MaXDllIan.
II is cerlain that negotiations more or loss direct,
have been held between MIR. Bigeow. whose intimate
relations with the OJiaiJn Na,ioBals well known.
and other Journals of te same shade aud the prncpll
member of the Opposition. Tie nomination of Gen.
Loran is attempt intimidation. and is intended 10
aid the French Opposition party"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
ALAB BANA.
Further Particulars Of Gov. Parssns's
Mcssarc-An Error Corrected.

MONTGOMERY, ALI, Wednesday, Nov. 22 1865: ,
Gov. Parsons delivered his message TO tho
State Legislature rn-day.
the Constitution Of the United States abolishina
Slavery and the passage Of laws for The protection VI
the freed negroes and their property.
THIS course be says. viii secure the admission OF our
Representative into Congress and restore the State to
al her political rights In tie Union. .
He approves Of special code Tor the government OF
te ueer1es and recommends the adoption OF Yagrans
ws 30 be used uDon the whites md blacks alike. ana
suggests that vaerant laws similar those In force ia
thc State Of Massachusetts re adopted. - ;
lNoeThe dispg'cb rrriyed ate last night and poosned
on nofung OF the 2ih iu rrroneonsly stated that
Gov Pssos opposes the speci e for toe governments
OF he ueryoes' when il not the ca-e-Rrp'rerl
Gov parsons also recommends that provision ~
made for white and black meu.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
MEXICO.
Presidens Jusrez still at Ei Pnso-A Cnbi.
MT Council-The President Deter
miued 10 Hold Cut on Mexican Terri
tory.

4 letter dated at II Paso, October 20, says:
President Jnarez and bis Cabinet are stl here, but
ms the news OF the coming of the French along the ho
Grande was received few days aeo, no one can say
how long be will remain nor wGat c'ct their presence
in these regions may have upon his resolutions
ut has heen reported here that Gen Mej", the com,
maDder at Matamorus. intends TO send ioree 10 III
PasO as soon as be shall have been enforced by the
French. On the other hand Gen Brmcourt, who has
Just completed The organization Of the State and city Of
Chihuahua is about to send few hundred ho'eman
10 this city the possession of Which Will give to the
French the entire control Of The State.
In these critical junctDres President Juare2 has
deemed n cxpedicnt to call Cabinet cOrncii M Ler'
do DO Teiada the Minister Of Foreign Affsrs, lelcsaz
Minister If Justice Mariana Dlsz, Secretary Of War
and few other gentlemen met the other day in obrdi
enoe i his call discuss the question OF the removal
OF the Government AOtbing has yet irdnsp,red how
ever, concerning their resolution II a0an'
don I'll paso the probability is that JnaIez III go, by
Wy Oi California Of the southern provinces Of
Mexico not yet visited by the French"