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COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
fFrom the ". J.. Tribune, August 2G.]

[From the ". !. Tribune, August 2G.l
The Stock Market is firm, but the upward tendency is
checked by the action of brokers who have yet to buy
the stocks thrown overheard in The panic of last week
Many OF them are waiting for the recurrence of the
tirely changed. Then business was done upon long
credits, railways were teterng under heavy floating
to general failure and collapse in prices Now
business done for cash. very short credit railways
upon which to base n panic and protrncted fan in
values Upon existing volume of paper money prices
readily sustained especially in railways and Bccuri-
ties which would be deemed cheap Mt rates in
gold when specie payments are resumed The day that
gold ut par will probably lind railways like the
Erie selling at par, with the whole list selling much
higher rates than now. Frauds may be committed and
spectators to grief but the business of the
try does not feel the shock and advances steadily
The Times of the same date, says:
The banks curtai their loans four and half Millions
but gain two and half millions in legatender money
since last Monday The curtailnicnt wo prcsume is
partly United States Tr"asury certificates Of inden.
ednsss, paid of during the week In the gold average
S dss nss lafS %OS%t ha @iN ana .se 1ts9srS
The favorable bank statement to-day and the restored
quiet the street at the close business on Saturday
have had the effect money lenders to increase their
offerings to the brokers call. some instances
at per cent in place Of cent The general report
fore the week is per cent viii be the rule Of the
street for loans on demand. This sudden change OF
has its influence Of COURSE the Stock Ex
change and prices are again the advance OH stiff
demand for Government securities. and q fresh upward
and vigorous movement in Erie shares
The Herald Gays:
The demand for foreign exchange is increasing with
The dminuton Of the supply of Mercantile bills drawn
against the depoat Of fvetwentes and the other
ties Bankers sixty days bills were sold ut 1U9ls "a >,
net and some of the leading drawers asked 1O91S.
The affairs OF the city banks being actively
assed at present In consequence of the deaca-
tons and the loose management which allowed scope for
the acceptance of the forgeries of Ketchum.
From the Journal Of Commercial
Money Ia In larger supply and is more freely offered
Loans call readily obtained on the beat
at per cent, and many Of the larger operators ce
that they have no difficulty in borrowing all tr t;,i
AT per cent and some report transaction NJ zoo -
lower rate Businesa paper is in from other s9 goo
cent. cent Tor the best grade and ses cent o0''i s'oU
Iha atooe NY auc s Tower the street at the omen.
; sik t,d nHd the first call prices Of many shares
on on che lIst were higher and although business dull,
session closed at On advance Governments were Arm
and In active request In the afternoon there was less
buoysncy, and prices again dTooped.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD
FOLLY ISLAND S. c., November 49, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1o6
l. Hereafter officers leaving the Post at which they
stationed, whether upon duty leave of absence,
will register their at the office of the Post
mander with q memorandum of their ORDERS and in
Of leave of Absence the length of time for which
leave is granted
Upon arriving at any Post within tho Department Of
fcers will report in person at the Office of the Post
mander and register themselves above provided un-
less of superior rank to the Post Commander which
.- i il proper TO report their arrival by letter or by
Staff Office.
book, properly ruled quill rrgster will be kept
ut the Office OF each Post Commander in charge OF the
Post Adjutant or Assistant Adutant- General.
By command Of Major-Ge General Q. A. GLLaoRE
(signedl ED. W. SMITH
Assistant Adjutant General.
by order of Brevet Brigadier- General W. T. BENNETT
Commanding Post and First Sub-District
GEORGE s. BURGER,
1st Lieut. 54th N. Y. v. ", and A. A. AG
August 81
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST SUB-DIST MILITARY
DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, s. c., August 80, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 74.l
]. THE FOLLOWING GENERAL ORDER FROM DE-
PARTMENT of the South is hereby repubshcd for the
information Of all concerned.
The requirements thereof will be strictly complied
with.
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Glass includes all places where bar is kept wines
or liquors sold to visitors.
Glass includes all places where tables kept, and
food refreshments mot including wines and nquors
furnished to visitors.
II. Under this Order all dealers whose monthly sales
exceed $500 will be classed wholesale dealers and
be taxed heretofore viz per cent the aggre-
gate Of monthly sales. AL kinds Of business not named
in the above list will also be taxed as heretofore.
ILL., Payment of the above tax will be mado to the Post
Treasurer between the 1st and 9th Of tho following
month. The penalty of 81 will he imposed for each
day delay after the 9Th and where payment made
before the 18TH such places Of business will bc closed
until payment is made, and for such further length of
time as may be deemed proper by the Post COMMANDER
~. The scmi-monthly Liquor Tax required from Re-
tail Liquor Dealers, by General Orders No. 49, from
these Headquarters, dated June H. 1866 must be paid
promptly on the days specified in the Order the
and 10th OF each month Delinquents subject them
selves to the penalties prescribed in the preceding para
graph.
" This Order will take effect payment of taxes
for July.
VI. The Provost Marshal of the Post is charged with
it's strict enforcement.
By order of Brevet Brig. Gen. ". T. BENNETT, Com
manding Post
Official: GEORGE 8. BURGER,
LIST Lieut.. 9th N. Y. v. w., A. A. a. G.
September
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DAILY NEW S.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ?, 1865
A Remarkable Exhumation,

DISCOVERY OF THE BODY OF cANUTES DAUGHTER
The following bit of antiquarian news is from
the West Sussex England) Gazette Of recent
date:
Tho most interesting archaeological discovery
which has ever been made i'll that ncIShbofftood
took place in the church of Bosham u few days
since. In continuing the restoration OF this Dcau-
tiful specimen Of Saxon architecture some cNcaVa,
tions were made III order To lay bare the bases OF
the columns supporting the ciianccl afcii, whlGh
arc on much lower Level than those Of the arcade
sepnratinp the nave from the nislcs. In laying
bare these bases il was thought advisable to cx-
tend the excavations little for it was just in front
of this arch that tradition has uniformly stated
that tho youthful daughter of tho Danish King
Canutc was buried just below tho level of the
old floor q slab of stone was discovered. Care
fully the excavation was carried on, and soon it
was found, as had been already conjccturcd that
this stone covered small stone coffin. Every
care was taken, and the coffin afterwards
opened in tho presence OF the Rcv. Henry Mitchell,
f s. A. tthe Vicar Of Bosham}, his son, Henry,
MIR. c. Sturges Jones (surgcon Of Ciiichester) ana
MIR. Edgar J. Varlcy, an artist OF some note. AS
raised, tho form of the child could be distinctly
seen. Tho figure MAS three feet nino inches in
height, 30 that probably the child was not more
than five years old. Tho hand had been placed
by tho side of the body; the bones, although re-
Iluced to white DUST could be very cloarly traced.
Tho inside measurement Of the coffin was four feet
three inches in width at the breast, thirteen inches
at the head, and ten inches at the foot No jew
cby or anything of the sort wns found-probaby
the child was too yonng to be buried with any
personal ornaments about her. This extraordi-
nary discovery fully confirms tho tradition that
this was the daughter of Canute, the form and
plainness of the coffin furnishing additional proof
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The German Punch, edited in Berlin, publishes
n coat Of arms, drawn for President johnson. 1t
consists in pair of open scissors; between tho
lower part is q taior's goose, and between the
upper parts n thimble, surrounded by balls Of
OF flags and 1agstaffs the scissors surrounded
with yardsticks, on which are hanging coats and
pantaloons. The whole rests on q platform, deco
the motto: 81 shall mend the torn Union." The
device is O great compliment to equality, and q
snub On the armorial ensigns of retrogressye and
useless nobility.
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The body polite in New York appears to be prctt.
well covered with felons.
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''N BONES
dand
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GENERAL oRpERa,)
No. IS.
The following General Order from these Headquarters
is hereby rcp:blishc for the information OF all
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST SUB-DISTRlCT,)
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLEsTos, y. g., July 26, 1866. }
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-25

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24-The General Con.
ventiOn of the Episcopal Church reassembled to
day.
The Committee on Canons reported that il was
inexpedient to change the title of the General
Convention 10 the Great National Synod. The
Committee was then discharged from further
consideration OF the subject
The Committee on tho Provincial System,
proposed by the Csnons of New York and
Pennsylvania and by certain members Of this
House. reported a. follows: The Committe, is
not prepared 70 the adoption OF any
titles by Bishops. or comforting on the man, a
new paper affecting the purity OF The Episcopal
Church as il now exists, and submit the follow
ing proposed Canon:
IL is hereby declared TO be lawful for the
Dioceses now existing, or hereafter to exist, with
in the limits of any State or Commonw ealth. to
establish for themselves a Federal Convention or
Council representing such Dioceses. which NAV
deliberate and decide upon tho common interest
OF the Church within that State. and exercise any
delegated powers not Inconsistent with the
CONSTITUTE n AMI Canons of this Church
A message was received from the House OF
Bishops. announcing an evening session should
BE held tonight, and soon thereafter they would
meet the members OF the Lower House for the
closing services of the Convention.
4 Committee OF Conference WAS appointed
upon the Standard PRAYER Book.
A message was received from the House of
Bishops concerning the amendment TO the Con-
%stitution Of he General theological Seminary
Both houses met tbs evening. and after a
short session held a joint meeting, closing Wits
religious services.
Hon. Mr. Rucgles offered \ resolution, which
adopted. declaring that. in view of the in
creased cost of living. the salaries Of ciergymen
to be increased at least one half the
amount formerly paid in coin.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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Convention 81 G3n1sed States Assessors.
AIsAxT, Oct. 24-The Convention Of United
States Assessors met 10 the Assembly CHAMBER
this evening At ! o'clock. About sixty Asses
sors we're 10 attendance from the States Of New
York. Massachusetts, New Hampshire. Rhode
Island. Copnecueut, New Jersey. Psnssylvaria
and Ohio. and additional delegates viii arrive
Tomorrow morning.
Hon. Charles Hudson, of Massachusetts, was
Vice president and Henry " Eastman, of New
York, sud c. c. Es,y, of New York, Secrtti-
ries. &
The following resolution was adopted imme-
distely after the organization:
Resolved, That The proceedings and delibsrc
tons of this Convention be confned to Questions
Of practice under the existing laws of the United
States and such suggestions as may be deemed
expedient for the practical working of the
law.
Invitations were extended TO Collectors and
Deputy Collectors, and also Assistant Assessors
in attendance. TO take seats in the Convention.
Invitations were also extended to Hon. James
A. Briggs, ID. c. Whitman, Chief Clerk Of the
Revenue Bureau, and Messrs. ID. A. Wells,
Stephen Colwell and 5. s. Hays, members Of
the United States Revenue Commission, to take
seats IN the Convention.
A Committee was appointed to invite Gov
ernor Fenton and Senator Harris % take seats
in the Convention.
The following Committees were appointed to
report on Wednesday morning: On Nanufac-
lures, on Licenses, on Incomes and Enumerated
Articles, on the General Provisions Of the Law,
on Frauds and the Best Manner Of Detecting
Them and Legscies Succession, on Stamps and
Stamp Duties. on Gross Receipts and Earnings,
on Distilled Spirits, Fermented Liquors. Manu-
faetgred Tobacco and Cigars
The manner of conducting the proceedings Of
the Convention ELECTED quite a full and free dis
cussion.
Letters were received from COMMISSIONS Or
ton and Deputy Commissioner Rollins. approving
the object of the Convention.
Mr. Davis. OF Massachusetts, read q circular
proposed TO he issued to manufacturers, embody-
ing instructions as TO .he manner Of preparing
their monthly statements OF productions and
sales and setting forth ia detail the deductions
allowed by the law. Referred to the Committee
on Manufactures
Thu Convention then adjourned until Wednes-
day morning
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INV York, Oct. 24.-The Times Washing
ton special says: The murder OF Harriet Wells
" her psramour. Levi FaGwell. which occurred
Yesterday or Thirteen aud a Halt Street proves
10 be a more diabolical deed than was at first
supposed Fhe evidences before the cOr0nsrs
Jury to-day shows that toe murderer deliberately
ad administered chloroform TO his victim while she
was asleep, then strangled her to death and put
her body into "a closet, robbed her OF her watch
and jewelry and then fled. he has not yet been
arrested.
The animaiing purpose Of The murder is said
TO have been the refusal of the woman to marry
him, he having sworn that if he didn't marry
her 40 one else should. Although keeping u
house of prostitution, the deceased is said to have
been respectfully connected. and has a son at
school at New Brunswick, New Jersey, for
which place she intended to start this evening.
She Was thirty five years OF age. She came 10
this city FROM Albany. New York. Fsrwell
came originally from Massachusetts,
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Ne DIRK ct.

Ne = DIRK Warset.
INV YeRK, OSt. ~
Gotten decidedly active and firm at 5s95o for nid-
ding.
z 40 for extra State: 3 95 a D. 70 for common 10 good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and 9 ESQ II
so for trade brands.
Whisky decidedly frmer at 2 s0a2 81, chiefly the
latter.
wheat lace. better: 81 70ai 81 for Chicago spring.
l 72S1 20 for Milwaukee club; l 7991 so fer amber
Milwaukee, and 2 30a2 IS for new amber state, the lat
ter an extreme.
Rye quiet; / esol ls1s for state ard I 2sal 90 for
Canada Western.
Canada barley more active; Canada Western AZ ! % a
l ~. Barley malt quiet.
Corn heavy and lower at 1888 for nnsound ahd slrss
for sound mixed Western.
Oats heavy and deellaing at 5Oqse for unsound and
J15o for sound.
Rice quiet.
Coffee quiet and steady.
Sugar firm and more active; Cuba xucsyads ~ lCq l4h
Havana 1&is0Gi4l. Aolasses quiet.
Hops firm at i2e Is for the crop Of 1894 ard Jo0oO for
that of 1850.
Petroleum dull at ssas7c. for crude, 6lasg &C. for
for refined In bond, aud s0dslc. for free.
Pork unsettled and lower; - 7Jaai % fG mess,
closing at "a 90 for cash, 90 co for prime, aud 20
s29 Is Tor prime mess.
Beef firm At IL O0SlS W for plain mes,: IL Otai for
extra mess. Beef hams held at 35d37.
Cut meats unchanged: small sales AZ l6her1kc for
shoulders, and eoa23Hc for hams. Bacon du1.
Lard steady. Cheese l4kG1SLc.
Butter steady e, 2sat2 FOR Ohio aud fnG4b fsi State
SEw YORK MONEY rAhgrr.
Nav yoEK, Oct. ~.
Money a shade easier at : per cent. on call FOR loans
Sterling exchange dull and heavy ut ios.dl09A Tor
FIRST class bills.
Gold without decided change, opening a. l a.. de-
ciising tol 45Ts and closing at / f0h.
Government stocks more steady.
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VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK, 4. Nj
INTERESTING ,.Ens %, NrwS.


GLN C00rEss MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
Nav ToRx. Oct. 2i.-The Herald says: The
prose en-, whereabouts OF Samuel Cooper, senior
Gcnsr.l in the rebel service. remains a mystery.
lie pared company with Jef DAVIS at Augusta
presious 70 the capture og lhe latter, and has not
sipee been heard from
THE TENIASs. "a
The Hefald's Phila. special says: There is
muea rivalry a. ~ the possession OF bonds of the
Irish Republic and extraordinary premiums are
otefsi for them. A LADY, il i said, proposed To
awe Eve hnudrci dollars for . one hundred dol.
lar bend. fret number. There are FIVE denomi-
nations aud are OF superior engraving. The Com
pany deem their execution 4 triumph In art.
An accessible and comniodiogs building !. 10 be
ooftiaed in New York for Irish Governments tai
purposes. The general directors end officers OF
the American movement. who will occupy it,
have made up their minds that American Feni,u
ian will move 90 a larger and more telling seals
EXPENDITURES or TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT..
The Troune's Washington special says. The
expenditures OF the Navy Department for thu
year ending on the 30th vi Jane last. amour
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Marine 0isaster-sreasury Gold Ger
t~sficates.

NV YoRE. Oct. 24-Ths schooner S. Tsv.
Tor. from Philadelphia. with coal for Boston. was
run down off Cape Cod Yesterday. by an un-
known schooner. and sunk IN ten minutes. Crew
saved The colhded schooner j. supposed to
have been sunk also. as the crew we're Afterwards
seen IN their boats.
The Herald Washington special says: Many
persons look ugon the issue II gold certificates by
the Treasury Department a. a scheme to pay the
interest on 5-2O's and 6s OF 1881 in paper. The
god back are simply certificates to be exchanged
iot gold. dollar tor dollar. AMI ere intended to
relieve importers iui others who have been re-
qairei 10 heuiie hundreds Of pounds of coin
monthly from i great Dortioa OF sisk and trouble
Larger determinations will be made payable 10
the order Of tho gold d~eposi5or and will be ex-
quisiiely engraved atter some o: Dkriey's designs.
thus deiyi ing alike the cOunterleiier ana the thief.
They will receive the signatures OF the Treasurer
ard Register here, aud will be countcrsigned by
Sub-Tfeesuter NaIdyck. OF New York.
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HOME FOR iNvALiDs.
ST. JOHNS HOME
L ~ v A l. ID - {,

EsEoUEsT APPLICATIONS To HAREoR TBE SICK
and give then the care of nurse, have induced
the Sisters 81 Providence 20 open an lnfrosry. which
prepares them to give, in time Of sickness; an .sssan 70
qHsntiy, suffer greatly az Hose times, nom The want Of
good care and Of proper accommodation The nerd Of
Bessosies, whose duty often calls him 10 the SICK room.
seeing the good that an Inysld's Home would DO, has,
within the last two year. requested the Sisters Of Proyf-
sc lions that the Sisters make now an attempt hoping
to benefit all those whe NAY find themselves in ihesitaa-
hose on principles q Charity, as wen as % benevolenee,
ard the basis upon which Il Is fonzded vii, when in sue
port. The invalids that have means, and Who will be-
long te the class Of sick boarders, viii pay the price set
down per week, but this charge will be reduced in favor
ofthese whose resources are limited; in this case, charges
win be proportioned to the meas OF each enc. let il
not be understood that the destitute win be excluSet: to
them specially Will the hand Of mercy be extsnded. 50
lar as the house will be able, 10 give them gratuitous
Ambulance; II Is only TO be added. thar, on their behalf.
some assistance will be needed.
The fund arising from the receipts OF the sck board
ers, will, IL Is expected, In time. support the establish
nent, but until then, il is hoped that the citizens. view
ing IL favorsbiy and taking interest in IT.. will, Tor the
present, help towards its maintenance. Though IL lie.
gins On small beginnings, The usual mode Of beneve-
lent institutions, yet considerable expense 10 required In
the start; a house had 10 be found, su1iclen; furniture
fray the drst expenditures, the Sisters had on hand s75,
collected from st. Johns congregation, on the occasion
OF a lecture given by Rev. Father kilroy for the benefit
ofthis innrmsry, then IN project; also 60 and $l50 do
mated by individual parties, making In all $50; with
this sun the house was furnished with the indispensa-
bic requirements. Counting on the wei known charts-
bic disposition Of the community at large, aims will be
looked for; the gifts may be in groceries, goods, furni-
ture, msrset proviSions-sll will be thankfully received,
and applied, In eject, TO The service OF the reduced and
destitute invalsds, for whom only the aims are solicited
Twenty-Five dollars worth Of groceries was received a.
soon as the house was opened; the donor Is thanked for
her liberal benefaction and ready will 10 give her aid.
The building lifted up for ST Johns Home Is on South
Tennessee street, No. 125.
Price per week, during the winter season, Ter tick
b~oarders, with the besf accommodation had, a..
Invslids select their own physician.
Per sdmittancs apply to Sister Superior ~. Johns
Home. Applications can also be made 90 Rev. A. Hes
sonies. SlSTFfS or PROVIDENCE
Octi0-d5fAw3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-25

The Republic save: Hon. A. H. Stephens ar
rived at Lynchburg on Sunday erening. on his
way to his home in Georgia. He did net visit
Richmond Oh his route. but went direct froD
Gordonsvilie To LynchbuTg.
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Telegraphic Dispatches
srposrsp <xyxsssrryosrn sAnrrr.rz sxsrssI.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
ELECTION OF COLONEL ORR.
LATER FROM MEXICO
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION ADJOURNED.
FENIiN BONDS AT 4 PREMIUM.
NAVY DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURES.
Ac.. Sc, 0r.. &c.
ELECTION OF COLONEL ORR.
LATER FROM MEXICO
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION ADJOURNED.
FENIiN BONDS Ar 4 PREMIUM.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. EXPENDITURES


Axe, sc, &C.. &c.
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Deaths of naval efr,cers.

BosToS, Oct. 24.-Commodofe John 5. Miss
rom. United States Navy Ordinance Officer at
the Chsrlestown Navy Yard. died Yesterday. lie
was a native OF South Carolina, and eaton ell the
service in 1924.
The funeral services over the remains 90 The
late john Downs. OF the United States Navy.
who died a. New Orleans Sept Plat, took place
to-day a. the residence Of his brother-in-law in
this city. Numerous officers OF the Navy were
prcsen.. including Rear Admiral Stringham