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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30
BROOKLYN

The drenching rain Of yesterday forenoon did not
prevent the people Of brooklyn IN the Eastern District from
obeyng the pocamations OF their President Governor and
Mayor RECOMMENDING day OF Thanksgiving The forenoon
services at the different chHrchcs well attended The Rev
Mr. Bacon conducted the exercises az the South Nnthrec
Congregational Church FOR the members OF that church ana the
Rev DR. Porcr congregation other churches also held com
binntion exercises.
The most interesting feature OF the day took place the In
dustria School o South Third and Fh sts whore y
hungry little children entertained az dinner by the lady
anarcr ~ that excellent institution Excepting the Dispen
this n the only charitable institution u the Eastern Dis
and depends f0 is support upon lew ladies and
gentlemen whose means are not very abundant bat whose
It any material aid nor personal attention. The
dinner yesterday quite sumptuou and the children were
Mrs james Burroughs, Ms Frederick Nshwtz and Miss
Hattie Kicker Previous the dinner Mr. Robert Duncan
NewNork business who has always taken deep interest
m this charity presented medals of merit 70 four white aud two
c0ored children.
Tho evening previous the pupils were presented with cloth
ing and hy Ms duncan and the other lady Mana
gers the articles having been sent Ia them by few crny
disposed persons The usefulness OF this institution restricted
for want ~ proper accommodation or needy children and
effort being made 10 raise funds for the erection OF
Tor tis purpose fair viii he held in the Lee-ave Baptist
Chch tie lh 18th and 18Th Of next month The trustees
have already hand about s. 900 FOR the building fund
ge number Of target companies paradcd the streets In the
ter eyss being SET upon valuable prizes Among those who
parnled were the following
Members OF Hose Company No 6j muskets their way
Flushing body Of thirty young men calling themselves the
Faniasticas horribly costumcd aud riding carton horses
al unler the eomgW4 q W. Pgrem CLERK Of the FINN
District Court who hourshcd wooden sword six feet IN
length the Post Guards, under command OF Capt John
Lowe mastering twenty i've muskets visited the kingsland
Farm during the day. and had banquet Mt Posts
hotel Of Fillmore place and Fifhst, in the evening
patriotic speeches made by Deputy Sheriff Tucker
Alderman Comsvck and lank McGynn esq. The Knights
of the Round Table Capt j. j. Fcedng mustered - muskcts
aud presented very good appearance They spent the dy u
tie CcntIcyile course.
eighth annual ball Military Hall OF Scholes aud
LeonHdsts, The affair was very ccdtablc TO al concerned
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
THE ToMBs POLICE COURT.

ROBBED HIS MOTHER.-Charles Corn, aged 10 years,
on Wednesday last stole from his mother Mrs Dora Corn
siding No 4s9 Canat quantity Of jewey and other ar
toes vaned $40 and disposed Of it TO Henry Greenha
tailor residing No " Canast for trlhug sum Green
thai turn disposed Of the property IN various pawnbrokng
establishments Ia Canal Vack and CGrmlnests and 70 some
coored women No 1872 West Broadway Capt Petty Of the
Fifth Precinct communicated with and assisted by Officer
Buddng arrested young Corn and Greenha and recovered
the pawn and portion Of the property Yesterday ID
default of g. 600 bail each Justice Bowling committed the ae-
cused for trial
THEFT OF CIorHNG.-Elward Judge genteelly dressed
young man. was yesterday arrested by Roundsman Mcdonnell
of the Sixth Precinct for having stolen clothing valued at ESQ.,
Geary resident Of No ls Baxter The prisoner
confessed the theft aud stated that he had pawned the clothing
nj an establishment in East Broadway, Scammes
bunch of skeleton also found concealed the person
OF Judge Justice bowling committed him to the Tombs for
al
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Jacob weart esq the Rev WIN VerriDder and J. Owen
RoGse es9 and at O'Clock the affair closed ~ me
singing Of the Star Spangled Banner by hr Qaae SeA
20 the Board In the evening there several balls ana no
The Fidelity Association gave their twenty sixth soeiae az
Iroqnos Hall and their entertainments being very popular
was largely attended
In Hoboken and Hudson City the day very generally OBJ
served, but nothing Of an unusual nature tTansprel
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Our local stock market has been rather active this
week and sales have been extended scale though
prices been about stationary The stocks OF most OF our
banks readily quotations bat the stocks are scany
offered stocks Chilly easier with yO eNccp
The life stocks for the moment quiet and duh There
has sale Travellers the quotations OF last week
break II down 70 have pretty much ex
hnusted itself Carpet little easier but there - but little
stock the market and comparatively small buying would
up again There have been quito large transactions m
State bonds par Oneha premium. The sales OF Adams
Express the last days have been also quite heavy az ad
yancng prices until Monday, when the impression gained
ground that the company would pass It's quarterly dividend
On impression the stock declined three per cent but
late the day yesterday t became known that two cent
quarterly dividend had been declared and the stock hmcr
higher again. This dividend per cent less Than the
American nied states companies have paid butt strikes
Us a. the be calculated 20 inspire confidence IN the
management for while the stock pays fair income the com
pary holds itself position 10 carry II successfully
through its present fight with the company.
The Chicago and North West Railway Company has de.
cird dividend IN Kind Of seven per cent on It's preferred
stock for the year ending Dec ls This
property represented by such Of stock that We are
afraid do not contain figures enough 70 express IT,
would have done better for their stockholders and
improved their prospects thcy had called in per cent Of
the existing and Cancelled the difference however re-
itself into hsn they paronze the paper
maker in the other they would furnish them with stock or raw
material
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAVANA Nov 29-In steamship Ease-Mr. and MFs De
Baudy Mrs Hirely and children Misses Himey Whistler
Wheeler A. Hall d. Gsrciay, A Fernandez Miss Femanfrs
D. Knowon p. Piquero, Vsvorde ? del Vale D. Domingo
Wm Henease Miss fenandez Fray Mr. and Mrs. C. bfaside
Capt John Thompson, g. Somme J. NJ Agnsyo H. Lamora Con-
Psrtak A. Morse CamAcho. G Pesu Hofet Slater
~ J. r. McDarre V. Guiuon, Mira Rosa CoPeTo W.
w. Dyer and wife, MI and Mrs A. MOra'eA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC -
Sun Ri.e,.7.O5 smISeu......43t Moon Rses.'.-.'ld
q.
Sandy Eook..3:25 Gov. island 4o6 Hell Oae''''''"''
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Chances for Business aIer.

UHHHIIs IuI UHsINtpo 1tstII.
NIACHINERY.-To OWNERS Of PATENTS, and
WI OTHERs-A 6re, workman who ssrved his time in Tho
city having ANAL shop with good power and tools W near
would ike responsible
FOR building sous staple Of Machinery Of the better Glass;
either Of wood and metal combined Patterns GOT ~
desired address MACHINIsT. Tribune once
NNANTED--By two young men OF considerable ex
w periencs in Philadelphia SPECIAL PARTNER In the
COMMISSION FLOUR and GRAIN BUSINESS. One Of the
ties for several Ia the Western country Addesa
o. X. Boz No 3s7 Post0hiee Philadelphia
WATCHES aud Jewelry suitable for speculative
w purposes gold snd silver American watches hns and
Tor price list LIONEL JACOBS IN Broadway
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OTYlcR PACIFIC MAIL s. 5. COMPANY
hEv-YoRK. Nov. 49, 1906.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS is hereby
given that the BOARD OF DIRECTORS having increased the
sp STOCK Of the Company pursuant the Act Of May 1896 to
Twenty Millions Of Dollars which 5000 shares Ie9aih 70 be is
profits Company for the eIenoe' Of the eusie and
declared instead thereof to the persons holding S.9h on e
DAY November 30 1850 at 3Oook ms DNIDEHp o. ,nss fy
Shares othe STOCK Of this Company a fu fd soE
being Share Of stock 10 every three shfes Of existing
ne Certificate, viii be ready for delivery and Aer WEDNEs
RHode eutied fractions IN the above dlVidehas vi" re
Memorandum for the fractions 10 which hey my De ent
carrying dividrnds for when sctons Wnen
in ucel, Certificates OF stock WI be Issued
ny o'0'' 0' "' o'' fiIEopoRE II JOHNSON, Secretary.
STATE OF iLISors, TREAsURKRs OFFICE,
SPKINGYTELD, Nov. -, 1900.
THE INTEREST ON the PUBLIC DEBT OF the
STATE of ILLINOIS maturing on ,hs hr' Monday o. SsAS.ry
York. gu the ' to A' J tts si T. iskgERDdE Stat.
NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to adjourn.
~ the call Of the Committee sPpofed 90 my est.
New orr Mail steamship Company be held a. the once o.
Company No Bowlinsreen n tue oi{ o. s i On b.
Tie o Of I'M Comnier and such action thereon may be
deged Tpei.eit By order Of the Coniwi.e OLD,
EEw Yonk. November % 1891.
N0NCE.-The INTEREST COUPONS Of the six
~ pei cent Morsse Bonds Western Pacific Railroad q
S a. d ss BY y GEo q y pf5s 81
INJECTION.
II Tte ANNUAL ELECTION for Director, Of the HOWARD
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NewYOrk wit be held at ~ Office
Mi 60 Ws5 on Sd oh = SS * otE % % 4Ao
F' HENRY A. OAKLEY, yiee-Presiient
TINRAVELING CREDITS on Messrs }. 5. NOR.
Il GAN Co, LONDON (successof' to GEo PEABODY
EAsf. hsieI y DABSEY MORGAN 1ce., No - EIenaasr
place
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Aston HOUSE.
j.. .-..-s.s..w - IS,

Mr. Stetson the proprietor of the Aston, yesterday
gave h empoyt their annual Thanksgiving dinner The fare
precisely lc that served 10 the guests About ~
down the table aud enjoyed delicious edbcs In prosion
The table laid ~ and AZ H. not 10 inter
fese with the daily dulles Of the emp0yei.
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Dluioeno Notices.

Duioeno Notites.
TREAsuRERs OFFICE FARM on Co, No p WARRESsr
NEw.YoRK. Nov. u, 1850.
A DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CENT GO cents a
shsel the day Of December
stockholders Of record Of that day ,,.o, p a.,
OTTIcE OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
EEwYORK, Nov. TO- 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the BOARD
~ OF DIRECTORS this day declared DIVIDEND Of
1--WE CENT Of the earnings Of the quarter ending
October g. payable al the office Of the company sAlOhDAI D
Tie Transfer Book. viii be closed TUESDAY Nov 20 at O'Clock
r. a.. re- opened MON DAY. Dec. 3
By order Of the Board Of DIRECTOR .e.,
THO. 7. JOHNSON Secretary.
NEW YORK Nov. 20 1909.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board Of Direct
~ this Company have this day declared QUARTERLY
pany The Tasler Books viii be closed
MONDAY. and closed until December By
0'''' " 'D' D''1 - JOS. p Chaplain, Secretary.
CENSENDERFER MINING COMPANY-AD IVI-
- DEMO CENT Capital Stock has been de-
d the mines Tor the month
Of October payable December the Office Of the Company
Transfer closed November % 10 December 1900
h. A sHERRILL. Treasurer, No 10 Broadst
OYYIcE OF THE CHICAGO AND NoRTH.WEsTERS RAILWAY Co.,
No. 81 BROADWAY NRwYoRK Nov q, 1896
rTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Company
have this day declared DIVIDEND Of sENENPER CENT,
Preferred Stock OF this Company for the
year ending the m day Of December NEXT payable on and her the
p hoders Of said stock shown by the books Of the Company
or the ist day Of December - -,
CEN bel the morning Of the 18Th
fractional he Dividend declared viii be paid or
the o the price OF TIE STOCK the dJ
preceding the purcha'e A. = PklIChAhD If-A'uer
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financial.


wAsHISoTOS IcE COMPANY.
No. SO GREzswIcH-sr., NEW YORK, Nov %, 1895.
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
~ OF the WASHINGTON ICE COMPANY viii be held 81 the
Office Of the Company No 5ss Gfeenwch NswYOk TUES
DAY Dec H. 1896 O'Clock for the election Of I'VE rru'
tees and r Of other business be-
fore the ueetng. WILLIAM a. BALLANIlNE, secretary
CEyEN PER CENT LOAN.
ONONDAGA COUNTY BONDS.
Proposals. thsn will be received By the undersigned
County Ononda until O'clock OF the 18th
day bis office In Syracuse Tor the whole
part Of the Bonds Of said County 20 be sned under The
authority Of extending portion Of the Bonded Debt oil said
County, maturing In the year 1907.
will be i.sued denominations Of 800 $500 and 81
from Their date March 1867 al the rate 81
sbe annually SEPT and March Of each year and viii mature
March l. 1871 and ?. each $4,000
March ], 1879 and =, each J0tt0
March l. 1879 each @oto
March !, 1876 10000
March /, 1871 10000
Principal aud interest pay able Ia the Chy ofNew York
Proposals should state the denominations required ana the Year, 10
which they 10 tal due =,
Any County maturing tie 1861 will be received
IN payment as cash ,,,rr, "a. n MN, D., c. r $1,000,
syr,cu,e Nov. n 1866
INSURANCE SCRIP
ATLANTIC.
COMMERCIAL.
GREAT WESTERN
P1clFIc
sun.
UNION,
WASHINGTON.
Insurance Scrip Tor ''i'by WIN GILMAN. No 4s pie.
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Hiiher by. Thy hslP ] comes
And J hope BY Thy good pleasure


have. IA you perceive given such prominence 70 this
national matter thai YOU uay think have forgotten all other
ria but While would gratefully acknowledge oshd bless
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OYTicE on THE CHICAGO NORTH EsrERN KAILwAI IVi
No. 81 BROADWAY. NV YORK Nov. 81 1856.
KINHE BOARD OLE DIRECIORS of this COmpan

5apines BauKs.
.~~--~-~-~~~~>~~---~~->~----
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Shave, corner
~ Of lahs SIX PER CENT fse Of tar. Deposits
made ON or before Dec. will draw interest Iron pec; J.
ri H. BuLL Secretary. THOMAS CHRISTIE, President
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1866.

altogether worthy Of lie charitable projectors The bright rays
the hid In The early morning and again concealed aer
IN the day shone forth brilliantly this animated scene seem
ing reject alike benson Of the donors the happy re-
cipients OF the bOuntful Thanksgiving feast
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Tr,FRoMr SAN ,RB ANOISCo.
Wreck of a British Ship-AdvIces
-. go from China. -

re. an, from China. -r--s "A
SAN FRANonco, Aug. 26.-The British
ship Fairlight, Captain Bush from Hong
Kong bound to San Francisco, was wreck
ed near Island Po Chung Hian, ON June
18th. One hundred and forty-three Chi
nese passengers and one European were
drowned. The ship broke up six hours af-
ter striking, and nothing was saved. The
Government had chartered q steamer to
sail after the wrecked crew.
Hong Kong papers Of July 81 say the
English commercial panic was felt iniuri-
Ously, but the rush on the Government
banks had ceased.
The us. flagship Hartford had arrived
at Hong Kong gfrom Amoor, and reported
that the Emerialists had defeated $500
Nienfee rebels, causing them to retire.
4 The Chinese pirates captured the Hano-
varian schooner Sophie off Chill, and stole
$4,000, but left the officers and crew unin-
jured. & # 5$ F
The report of revolt In Kansuh is con-
flrmed. The troops in Rqnchon, che Capt.
tai, took possession of the city in the alb
sence of the Governor General, siezed the
persons of the Judge and Treasurer, and
tried to force them to memorialize the EN-
peror to the effect that the troops were
driyento rebel for want Of pay and food.
This event caused great numbers of the
gentry and mandarins to commit suicide
to prove their loyalty.
Z Great distress prevailed throughout the
province. Wheat and maccaroni, the chief
articles of diet, were held at 20 taels per
picul. 1t was reported that large body
of rebels had penetrated into the vicinity
of Chin Kong, In the heart of the Salt Dis
tricts.
IL Is feared that the American schooner
Golden Pearl was lost about June 18th, be-
tween Tanner aud Amay. ''2 ~ 't',.
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new York marketLAuDlr,.. .,


CoTT0N-Quiet and unchanged. S393lc for
FLCUR1C COmIOn grades @l5c over and " hito
medium and good grades without decided change;
SO 4OdpS 10 tor extra state - 65DlO fOreommon 90
god shipping brands extra rou nd hoop Ohio, and
Sl0 log " for trade brands-mAyket closing quiet.
MHISKf-Dull, Snies so 6bs at S2-29 W.
--WHEAT-Receipts ASS hush; dull and I@2c
lower. Sales 10, 800 bush OF 81 so for common Chi
Gag spring, and % 2592 28 for No. l Milwaukee
R1E=Receipts 24l0 bush. Scarce and very firm;
95c for Western. - fffT ~ III
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Qutet. 1CN .k H r1.s-f-HS
CORN-Receipts ,l21,f7T bush. 1c lower with fair
81 s182c for shipping mixed Westt IN, chiefly sTSc
for shipping, and for choice illinois RyeFsi
OATS-keceipts 81, 1856 bush, dull and heavy;
Sales 80 900 bush, a. 4O945c for Chicago; t7aD52c
for Milwaukee. and &c for Iowa 'NA wv
CUFFEE-FiTm with fait demand. o.. II be- IgruE
SUGAR-Steady with fair demand; Cuba 9k@
EOLAssEssTsI Jul and hSAyy; Cuba BE- lb2
PETR0LEUM--DulI T93Sc for crude and 4l9
46Qg4ec for Ie6ned in bond. -.-.-.,s
P0RK-Quiet and firm. $50 7693s for new
mess. elosin4 at e32 go cash: S'Qb0a3l for old do
and $2S 50s26 IS for Prime also $500 bbls new mess
and 81 5SSers option AZ $2s 76s44 2iG TGlIOVUi
BEEF HAMS--Are nominal, es.TUsGw
BAC0N-Quiet. a.3rut
CUT MEATS--Firm. Hlsl5cfor Shoulders
and l9H92lhc for Hams. -
C4ARDEFirpsr5 at lsKC92Hc. IE lgLlu4
BUTTER-lh. fair demand at 2O933c for Ohio
And 32G45c for State.
UCGEE5E-S at ISSlSkcE no ~ INT
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Cleveland Market.

=ELOUR-Oity X y spring SlO 75 oil OO. .-.- s--s.
3-WHEAT-Marketv very firm but the high figures
at which 1t is held restricts business. NO. Mil
sales.
gQQRN--No. 4 mixed strong at 7O97c. EC.iS
OATS-Quiet and steady at 3793So for car lots
new No; Ohio; 400 for old do. q ~ -.IsF
BUTTER-Choice qualities at 32Q33c for West
ern Reserve; q q 3Oc for Central; Common dull and
inactive, II. - .- P. 10 " - - =
CHEESE-yery quiet. unchanged and steady at
109l7c for good to choice.
EGGS-Quiet at 169l7c. a.sf" 20 .E
BEANS--Prime white in moderate REQUEST Held
at 81 509l 75 for good TO choice. III
WHITE FlSH.Moderate request and unOhang-
cd at S8 25 per half Dbl .H NJ |V
ALE AND tORrER-Firm and steady Pres
ept Use Xxx Ale $40; Stock Xxx l29l4 Old Stock
SlS; Dream ell; Kennett $lS 60; Porter Sl4. n
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OIncInnatI IIarItet.

BLQUR7There was a fair local demand for trade
and fancy brands at Sl09l2, but little Of conse-
quence for the lower gIades, which We quote nomi-
nally at Sse9 The sales to-day were; Is hbis fam
lily at $ll So IS do choice extra at $40 CO., 100 do do
at t5 SlG 80 a and 100 DO on its merits At % e.
No d6at q 4O92 As, and extra DO at q so. Hill
Wheat is held at SO 5599 6O White 50 6O92 IS,
but there is obviously little on the market. The
sales to-day were $50 bush new Red at 90 ss $50 do
d2St se 40: $50 do No. Red at 81 40; and $50 do
CORN-Riixed sh helled, in elevator. isbeld At san
SO, and the same is asked for ear White shelled is
offered at 64965c, and, including new reserved gun
MES 7SggGci There was sale Of 400 bush sound
market, $50 bush sold in elevator at S3,. 20 =
,,gASTS@No ! gld VIC, quote as359a6c nav at s4c,
and 70. at 3O933c We heard Of no sales.
RYE-No. could not be obtained below 75978c,
and extra s0g8lc. No sales reported! u iF-7Nar
| lBARhEY5No change since ourlast +-'-',-D
bulk Sides and about 400 900 lbs were Sold at
lTgl71c for rib, and 100 tor clear. Tho demand
SSs principally On orders from. Louisville. Bulk
| demand for Bacon Shoulders at 17c. but holders at
the close are asking l7Ilc. Sides are held at l9c,
and clear sides at 2l92l4c. Mess Pork is qniet-
mand at this rate, Lard is very dull-thefe is no
demand and il can be bought at 2l1Sc for prime in
tierGes The sales of Bulk Meats to-day were:yl50,-
50 do do at l9HC 10000 lbsd d. 66se at isc, and &c.
o9O do RIB Sides, o2se at l7c 50and SO hhds Bacon
GROCERIES THE market rules Arm with good
demond at 95S3lc for fair to choice Rio Coffee l29
l5hc for raw sugar; l4S9lSc for hard-re6ned, and
so H90c for Porto Rico MOlasses.
BUTTER-The demand for the choice is very
good and as the supply is only moderate, the market
rules firm at 2sS3Oc for primo to choice Central
CHEESE "A firm market, with a light supply
and good demand at l6c. actual tare. for selected
Western Reserve. y -
EGGS-The market Is firm as the supply is not
equal to the demand, and prices lc higner-clos-
ing at 22c. for prime.
at % 29 for free. aud zoe in bond. q " fE7iF-lr
SEED-There is good demand for Flax and the
market is firm ut S2 so for prime and s. for estra
qualities. Clover, dull at SO for prime; Timothy is
quoted nominally at 80 1894. I,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Presidential PartyrrtO Chi
-l'r 'nl cagO. '.I 'NN .I''

..H.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.--So far as it is
certainly known to-day, the following is a
list Of those who will, accompany the Pres
,ident on the excursion: The Secretary of
State and ladies; the Secretary of the Navy
and wife; the Postmaster General, General
Grant, Admiral Farragut and wife, Senator
and Mrs. Patterson, Col. VIM. G. Moore and
Col. Marriwon, both connected with the
Presidents office; Marshal of the District
of Columbia Gooding and his Deputy, Col.
O'Beirne; L. A. Gobright, Reporter of the
AssociatedJP Press, aud w. sWG' Warden! i 1t
Is believed that Major General Meade, Min
ister Romero, and perhaps others, will also
rendered by the cities of Baltimore, viii
mington, New York, Albany, Auburn,
Rochester, Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland, Toledo,
Detroit, Chicago, indianapolis, Peoria and
others.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA E
Refuse TO Participate in the Re
ceptiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-At the Corn
Exchange to-day resolution offered to
appoints compittee TO cooperate WithTthe
nerchantsin receiving the President was
defeated, receiving only four votes.
1.-THE JOurneymen, Tailors' Society have
resolved to turn out en- masse tomorrow to
receive the President. '
AT meeting held at the Merchants Ex-
change tO-diy, it was resolved that the
of the city be extended to the
President, and that the merchants, mechan-
les and professional men, and citizens gen.
orally, will meet him atthe depot to escort
him to his headquarters on his arrival here.
The President will leave Washington on
Tuesday by he'regular train. !
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FROM EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.


BERLIN, Aug. 26.-The King of Prussia
has received adeputation from the Chamber
of Deputies, who presented the address
voted by that body. The King made
speech in reply, in whicN he prOfessed to
feel great icy at the the favorable attitude Of
that if another conflict arose with the Dep
uties on the question of the budget and the
army, or other subjects which are vital to
the interests of the State, he would act
precisely as he did before. The King added
that he thOughtanother conflict was inn
possible. . ----- - NM -----.- I'M
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, lChicaeo lnarket-Aup. e7 .

L0UR-Dull and declined 159 $3.50.
WHEAI-0pened unsettled at adecline of 596c;
81 sl9l IS. and closed at 81 1901 SO for Mol. No
declined lo9lSc opening at 81 620l 65 and closed
CORN; Ddil and declined Ks9c; 5s)l lS54o for
OATSsbuli At o &c for No. /, and CSC for No.2.
sPROl ISlO vs. Nominak i NJ ~ y %
HlGHWINES-Quiet. g.,.-. r,rrn,
Observation-Disclosures l1ac.
RECElPTS-7.0O0 brls Of Flour, 60, 900 bushels
Of Wheat, SS5,OUv bush Of Corn. $1,000 bush Of
SHlPMENT--14OO brls of Flour, 81 900 bush of
Wheat, 100000 bush Of Corn, 49, 900 bush Of Oats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28
Turin.

TURIN, Aug. 26.-The Empress of Mexico
is here on her way to Miramar.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

B0sroS, Aug. g7.A.rhe Rev. John Pier
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