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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
THE ToMBs POLICE COURT.


ROBBgD IN A LAGER-BEER SALooS.-J0hn Silver
stein visiting at No 27i CathariDet yesterday afternoon
entered beer sooon the Of West and Ha
rsonss and drank two or three times While there be be-
Noah Fonda and Peter Lasher Soon aferward Syersen
charges that Fonda seized him by the and held him.
while LAsher took from his pocket watch and chains
this he passed third and all OF the thieves then fed
into the street. pursued blythe victim who gave the alarm
Precinct but the third made bis escape with the plumber
The prisoners taken before Acting Magistrate Alderman
Conan who committed them for trial in default OF 900 bail
each Fondais aged 10 years native oths city and resides
the Of Harrison and Weststs Lasher aboot the
age and resides IN the house with his fellow ps
oner.
THREATENED TO Cut AN Accommodating johnson
yesterday Quarreed with coored Dsmed Isabella
Chase living No 59 Leonardst and finally threatened 10
cut her with knife which be had drawn from his pocket and
brandshing In threatening manner Isabella fearing
that her life in danger caused the arrest Of the desperate
Henry and he committed for tal by Acting Magistrate
With the exception Of the usual drunk sordery cases
considerable magnitude printed in another column
the above the only cases Of interest that before the
Court.
THIRD DISTRICT JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE
COURT
before Justice Ledwiib.1
In this Court yesterday, the cases were of an I'M
usually petty character regards the results Of the crimes
committed.
THETTs- Albert A, BOgart Of No. 1919 Cbarlesst com
planned that be had lost saddle and harness of the value Of
e and that John Wallace had guroled them from him 10
Sessions. Annis Kemp OF No. 3l7 West Fourthst,
charged John A. Camp, with having stolen from her
piece OF bacon Of the value Of 81 40 He held 10
answer.
BATTERY Caroline Tobias of No 40 Lawrsncest swors
that she violently assaulted and beaten BY Frederick
Mel Frederick could not least did satsfac
tory statement and committed 70 answer Owen Clark
for assautng Bridget of Fortyhrstst, also held
BIT OPP MS CsDER LIP-Thomas Harris OF No. 80 Law.
rence (rear swore Henry Thompson had seized him
and threw him down" on the sidewalk and held him there and
thet said Thompson did there and then sen Opponents
der O bstweap biz teeth enc Cid there el gaA kia aa9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
THE FULTONST. PRAYER MEETINGS "A
CARD.
To "a. Edito, Of tn, " Y TrJgne

To tie EdtOv Of The Y Tdbvne
SIR In your article this morning on the futon'st;
Meeting are some errors which need correction 1t SAID
that tho present Noon Prayer Meeting was the reopeng
Of similar meeting which had commenced the previous year
and the meetings thus "begun anew under the con-
bned auspices it were Of the Young Mems Association
and the church"
affirm the contrary that the series Of Noon Meeting
begun Sept 1857 had nothing whatever 10 do with the
thn attended suspended meetings OF the year pre-
viOus 1t and independent enterprise throughout
Nor there any combined auspices" 10 the case Inc
meeting from the very beginning under the care OF me
Missionary Committee Of tho North Dutch Church and the
Young Mems Association had much 70 do with It's manage
any other persons who attended on invitation and no
do deny that those parties often tried to control the
direction of the meetings but as often they tried they failed
TALBOT w. CHAMBERS
One the Ministers Of the Ref Prot Dutch Coegate Ch
Nep York, Sept rs. 1866.
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Ic following table will show

Rock Island has o 5 per cent dividend close at hand
which accounts for its mness in part but the list as
whole does not prove that the Treasury payments are en-
couragng to speculation but the reverse There can be
no doubt as to the effect OF liquidation by the Treasury
1t means lower prices and tho sooner people copy Mr.
McCuoch and get of debt the better 1t Will be Tor
them His next should be TO cancel OOcOOo
oflegaender and to lock up many more OF them as
he can.
Exchange ia more active and rmer. The following are
the current London prime bankers % days. lOo@
l0Si London, prime bankers sight, lO8i0lOS5 Paris,
bankers long, 5.22I 952lI; Pans, bankers short,
52Oo5Isi; Antwerp, 5.25S5.23i; Swiss, 525S52Sii
Hamburg bankers 35i Amsterdam bankers, Al Frank
fort bankers, al Bremen, bankers, 7oi Berlin
bankers, M
In Freighs the business Of the week has been quite
limited; the rates have declined and have huctuated
Very little has been done in charters Medium-Szed yes
sells are scarce and the rates asked for such are too high
for the European trade hence the very limited business
The Interest Coupons Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF
the Chicago and Great Eastern Railway Company, due
October /, will be paid and after that date Uess
Government taxi on presentation at the Office Of the
Company in this city
The following Is statement Of coal transported on tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

Western Unon Telegraph, 56l055s New'York Central,
IO7I 1914; Erie, 5lS75l; Hudson River, RlSl2
Reading, ll6fell6i; Michigan southern, SitSoo ILL
nois Central 1914 l22I Cleveland and Pittsburgh sd
a5i; Cleveland and Toledo, 1921 1891 Rock Island
nl30il2 North Western, 36s3d; Northwestern Pro-
ferred, 6sI 06Sl; Fort Wayne, lOil@lOIl.
Money on call is abundant at low rates Tho ordinary
price is per cent but there is good doal done at
per cent The amount Of commercial paper offering is
small Best short bills pass at per cent good Of 81 96
long dated bills at 40 per cent when of fair credit
One half Of the Clearing House certificates Is 2JOpOOO
cease bear interest to-day and on the 2oh OF OCTOBER
the whole of this class of indebtedness wall pass from the
accounts of the Treasury Department. In some quarters
it argued that the payments of these certificates VIII
make money abundant, but this can hardly DO So
The 900 900 has for time been available to the
public in the form of loanae deposits held BY National
banks To pay the Cearng-Honse certificates IN the
Atlantic cities, the, Treasury has been Obliged TO call
in its deposits held among National banks
process which docs not make money easier After the
payment the money will not DO loanabe capital to the
Banks They will be obliged to lock it up again as secu
rtv for new issue of certificates to be used at the Clear
ipgHouse. BY the operation Of payment the Banks lose
the interest $i 900 OF per cent and the commu
nifty loses the use of $i5OOO 900 Of currency withdrawn
from circulation aud locked up as the basis OF Clear
ing House movements. II is contraction OF
Currency and not an addition. Spectators for
an advance looked for higher prices under the
payment of the short loan by the Treasury but 1t had
no such effect At the close of August, above s6OOOO
600 of short debt was paid Off but it has put prices up
enough to earn interest and commissions on the Stock
n. A. c,Ifo Il riIIah
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TUESDAY. Sept. 25-P. N.
Gold is frmer, and closes at l44l.

TUESDAY, Sept. 2o-P VI
Gold is fir mer, and closes at l4iI.
There is much activity in Governments and the 1905 are
quoted shade dearer. Border State stocks continue
strong and in moderate demand. In Bank shares and
Railway mortgages little doing. The miscellaneous shares
are more active and of the trash under this head is
higher Cumberland to So and Boston Water Power
to 81. Manposa Preferred fell to 39l break of q per
cent Union Navigation Co. rose !; Spruce Hill AZ and
Rutland Marble 30. Erie was steady at 75i Reading
was higher and firm Cleveland and Toledo rose per
cent upon reports of a dividend. Rock Island rose D.
The rest of the Western list steady. After the call
Erie was lower but strong, and the rest OF the market
inactive Cumberland was lower, and Marposa little
frmer. The street has been almost abandoned by
leading operators for the race course at Fordham'
At the Second Board the market dull and steady and
after the call remained firm, and closed steady at quota
tions: Ohio and Mississippi 29i a2s; Canton Company
IS Preferred 52i sea- Quicksilver, 52i
a2l, MAriposs, l4slal; hadPosa Preferred, 39s ORA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
NEW YORK.
No. 4 BRoAD.sr..
MARKETS-Car.fallu Reported for The Tribune

MARKETS. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.
TUESDAY Sept 25 1866,
ASHHS-Tbe market is firm and moderately aotVei safes
at 81 20 for Pots. and sl2 80 for Pearls
COTT0N-1he demand to-day has been quite moderate nnu
is chiefly from spinners prices remain ABOUT tn1 t u
are rather weak sale Of 40 bales at &c. for Mddhg Up.
COFPEE-A very good business has been done 10 MO ana
prices remain steady saes Of 0l6 bags ex steamer Norh
America OF and 1924 bags ex lime Money
ON terms other kinds quiet The stock OF Rio as
made up by Messrs. WIN. Scott sons $500 bags In BAH
more and ~ 600 bags here; total, 4S. 400 bags
FLOUR AND MEAL-The marSet for Western and State
Flour part Of the day fairly active ana the low
grades advanced 0G5c per Dbl but buyers hed on ana
the market closed heavy aud dull Trade and Family brands
are without change the sales 260O bbs at 81 $50
$40 Is for Supefne State aud Westerns 90 5Odsl for ord
nary and common Extra States sl Otor Fancy otate
A. 20 for the grades Of Spring Wheat Western
Extra; $40 503sl rs for shipping Ohio eli sSGsio -
for Trade and Family brands Of Ohio Michigan and To-
ia firm and supply; the demand Is ar sales OF
$50 bbls ell 9Ods3 rs for common 10 fair Baltimore ana
Country Fxta and $40 for Trade aud Family brands
RYE Flour In good demand and rmer sales of $50 hhs at
g so 90 Corn meal Is hrmeri sales OF 400 bo' lrsh
Caloric at ~ e5
o. 25 for ST. Georges and Grand Bank Mackerel n
moderate demand at steady prices Herrngs nominal
GRAIN-The Wheat market Is again better but less sc
tive the advanced prices insisted check tho Inquiry
which confined TO mers only the supply OF new
light the 81 GOO bush at 81 l6a 81 IS for Old No
e3 10 Tor New White Michigan, closing very dull Rye
demand betteri the arrivals lighter sales Of 600
Grmor sales Of $1,000 State and Canadian private
terms Barley Malt Is quiet but firm at 81 25d 81 40 Oats
are active and G2c better the demand chiefly pecua
ye OF $50 coo bush at sG5Oic for Heated Sc for
Chcsgo 955c for Wisconsin. and 6i 59c for New State
Corn opened heavy and unsettled with large offerings at
slight concession good business done the demand large
nsoundi 1890 for Western Mixed closing at sec afoat
30 for do. In store and $50. for Western White.
\ ~ o y si1s pd %hs. IN
o. O?s No. d. o. 81 No do o. u Alwsahta ksieossd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

RUIZ OVER CAsUALTIES.-On Monday team OF
attached wagon while being driven up s1th'aVe
by Mr.. Herrck Of No 9 East Twenty sixthst became
frightened and away At the OF Twenty nnthst
the knocked down Mr. J. b. Tenney nlnng him 10
dangerous manner He conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital
While james De Wolf and Henry Knapp carpet dealers at
No. 2e3 Hudsons driving through One'hundredand'
nyfrss Monday afternoon their horse became unman'
tgeabe and away oyerturng the vehicle and throwing
both gentlemen out Mr. Knapp was unhur but his com
paon received severe fracture OF the leg The injured man
was conveyed Thirty second Precinct Station House.
whore his Fractured limb Set aud no v then conveyed
10 tis reuidepee In Elghty |eoopast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26


Exchange was little hrmer that the outside figure in
our table was frequently obtained The money market
ay active with greater ease as TO the supply
Of currency Rates Of interest undergo no chahge'
Parties having valuable securities or papers Will be
interested in examining the FIRE and burgarproof safe
room under the Ncw-York Stock Exchange in Broadst
In this room the security to DO had from sold structures
of stone, iron and steel and ygilant night and day
police, arc combined
Exports exclusive of specie from the port OF New-fork
to foreign ports for the week ending Sept %, 1866,
$3,335,6io.
The Michigan Southern Road earned, the third week in
September:
1880 siO7 80 1865 tce 5s Decrease. lis
The Rock Island Road shows decrease on its second
weeks traffic and not increase as printed yesterday
The following list Of iobbers prices at tho New
York by Goods Exchange Nos 40 and 81 Park Place:
Brown ShectngsStark A. 2ic.i Stark ~ 2Oci Bedford
l5ic. -, a. AIN. n oe .
Wheaton c. 23c -
Prnis-Garner & Co.. eOic AmOsksag lso.i Freeman
l6ic Empire l2ic - "a
Hoop Skirts-Bfadleys Duplex Elptc and Empress Trail
prices unchanged; Meyerss Xxi 1t inch tapes 4se7sc
Shirs-J w. L., Standard Dress No. $50 S2S do do do'
No SOS $40 . -. ~,
Parer Characterization Collar Co. Byron Garrote No
No 20 Enameed and Silver Corrugated slO TO 49, cold
smith Patent Byron ESQ., Shakespeare $40 Cuhs So Less
iicks~Pearl River 57lc Franklin 32ic Pittsdeld liic
Suipes-York, 3oi Arasapha. 2Oc
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

SEPT 2S-l4O46 bbls Flour $50 bbs Whisky. 700 bush
Wheat lO 1854 busb Corn COS bush. Oats 705 bush Barley
50 pkgs Beef ~ pigs Cut Meats 43i3 bbs Petroleum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02
CONGREGATIONAL.

SKNATE.-Yesterday after our report closed
the Post Office Appropriation bill being under
consideration
Mr.. Trumbull modified his amendment so as
to read as follows:
And no person exercising or performing the
duties OF an Office which, by law, is quired
10 be filled by the advice and consent Of the
Senate, shall, before his confirmation by the
Senate, receive any salary or compensation for
his services unless he be commissioned by the
President 10 NIL up vacancy occurring by
reason ofdeath. resignation, or expiration OF
term of office daring the recess OF the Senate
and since its last adjournment, or removal for
acts done in violation Of the duties OF his of.
flee; the case and cause OF removal to be re.
ported 10 the Senate at its next session.
This amendment was debated but was not
acted on previous ID adjournment.
Mr.. Clark, from the Committee of Confer.
ence on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses
on the bill TO amend the act relating TO the
hdbeds corpus, made report, which was agreed
10. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-After our report closed
The Freedmen's Bureau Appropriation bill
was passed-yeas 70 nays Al.
The bill for a ship canal around the Falls OF
Niagara was then taken up and passed. Ad-
lOurned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02

FINANcIAL.-The dullness in the New York
stock market continues still and with Tempo
rary weakness in prices. The Commercial
advertiser says:-Goyernments are rather
weak under the offerings OF amounts returned
by the Scotia. The German bankerg are free
sellers, and are asking lOl xa1O1x x coup, but
are generally bid by the brokers IOIK Ten
lortes nave already lost two per cent of the
hctitious dvance of last week, being quoted
ikaGx- Money continues very abundant
The banks are Offering freely to brokers at four
per cent Tor the fixed time; the general rate on
demand, however, is five Der cent for nr;ma
paper. and Ha9 per cent for names RANKING
good" The gold market is easier; cash gold
Is more plenty, and the rate on borrowed gold
mas declined TO per cent per anrum a per
eent. per day. The lowest peipt touched yes
torday morning was 125y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02

fENIAN TROUBLES IN NEW YoRK-The fall
ure OF the pretended invasion of Canada has
caused much ill-feeling among the different
factions OF the Fenians in New York. and
mere is said 20 great demand for Information
as 10 what has been done with the large amount
OF money contributed by their friends "Head
Centre" O'Mahoney is severely denounced,
aha ms headq uarters ia Union square have
oeen placed in charge Of a committee and his
clerks All discharged Ii was proposed by the
TINS move was postponed in consequences of an
announcement that Stephens. the Irish .Head
Centre" would arrive at New York about the
9th OF May, and make all things right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02
Meeting of the American Medical Asso.
citation.

Correspondence OF the Evening Starl
BALTIMORE, May 1, 1s66.-Editor Ereniry
Star: The American Medical Association met
this morning at IL O'Clock, the President (Dr.
Starr, of Boston,) in the chair. Quite large
delegation was present from nearly every State
in the Union.
Soon after the President called the conven-
ton to order, the case of Dr. PaIIen, of NO.
was called up. DR.. NJ. A. Pallen, at the last
meeting of the Medical Association, which was
held at boston. was expelled from the associ-
alton Tor having. II was alleged, participated
In proposed attempt to poison the croton res.
ervoir. near the city OF New York. On mo.
ton, a committee was appointed to examine
his case. After nearly an hours deliberation.
The committee came in, and reported that from
what they could ascertain the charges
made against DR.. Pallen were false, and with.
ont any foundation whatever. They said,
also, that IL is due to express regret that such
an acton had been taken by the association at
It's last meeting to try to injure an innocent
member OF the profession. They suggested
that Or. Pallen be Immediately reInstated as a
member OF this association. After n lively dis.
cussion, participated in by Drs. S. AntiseiL
INler and Allen, OF the District; Drs. Bowen,
OF Md Sayre, of N. Y, and Ord way, of Mass
the report of the committee was unani mously
adLptcc. which was received with tremendous
applause.
A committee was then appointed to wait on
Dr. fallen, TO inform him Of the action OF the
association. and invite him to be present and
participate in their deliberations. In few
minutes the committee returned, accomplnied
~ Dr. Palien, who, in n few very appropriHre
aud touching remarks, thanked the association
for the ction il had taken.
After the report of various standing c1m-
mitiees, the association adjourned till nine
o'clock tomorrow morning.
There will be given to- night by the medical
fraternity grand concert and entertainment,
At the Concordia Opera House, which will pe
largely attended by the members present IN
thiscify- Tomorrow night there will be sew
erai private entertainments. On Thursday
evening the corporate authorities Of Baltimore
will give the convention = gran d en- nterfa,n ment
at che Maryland knstnHsc. MoRk.AsoN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02

AN ETHIOPIAN CHANGING HIS SKIS.-we
are informed OF singular case of change OF
color that is now gong on IN the persoa of a
olaek man living in Culpepper county vir-
ginla Our Informant has known the negro
ior nfteen years, and describes him 70 have
been at one time as .sblack as tar Within the
last three months the negro has been gradually
changing his skin. His hands are stilI darE
but from the wrists to the shoulders as fair as
any white mans. His whole body is spotted.
GRADUALLY changing its hue. 1t is marvel in
view OF the fact that the negro has never had
say's sickness. and is healthy now.-Fred-
eTicksburg (Td.) Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02

6The Alexandria, Va, sslave-pen" has
been turned over by the Government 70 the
Civil authorities.
SNashville restaurants take day boarders
at five dollars week, and sell whiskey At mr.
teen cents q drink.
SWhy is a petroleum dealer like an epi-
demicl Because he lives on the fat of the
land.
e6Mrs. Palmer. Of Cincinnati, has sued her
q mad house. She is evidently mad
ga man in California has fastened MI.
house TO the ground with TWENTY-FIVE anchers
He thinks II will secure him against the edects
ofearthquakes. !.
aDGreenhacks are worth n cents ON n dol.
lar in Canada- Are not the Canadians afraid
Of their colorf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02
BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

CHEAT ATTRAC CTIONIN BOOTS AND
" SHOES.
$3.50
Ladies Slippers, from 40 cents to 81 l.40 Y"
Congress Caters, from $l.75 to -
S2t0.
Balmersl CATERS. S225
Misses and Children's Boots and Caters, from rs
cents to 81.
Mems Slippers. from rs cents to slo
Ladies' Morocco Boots and BalnIorA ais, from 81 rs
tn S27h
Also, a window filled with Shoes at 81 per pair
All ut the Original Cheap Boot and Shee Store,
322 Perm. avenue, four doors eat of Adams Ex
pres Once. my I.d2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02

WHO WILL WINl-The city Ship Joiners
mot all,) are insisting upon Eight Hours for a
DAYS work, and no decrease pay. The Ship
Masters not only refuse the demand, but viii
hereafter employ no man who belongs TO the
Ship Joiners' mon. This is the English lock-
lie opinion, so far. seems 10 be against the
Eight Hour Limitation Of time, while it saws
nothing on the subject of wages. The effect Of
this strike will be 10 secure a great deal of re-
pairing abroad, where terms are easier.-N Y
Ezpress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02

NOT Such GOOD IDEA.-Charles Fitzpat-
rick, the proprietor Of the .sCioed Idea saloon
In Richmond, has been held In the sum of $500
for Indictment by the grand jury Of that city,
Ior calling two soldiers id Yankees, and
shooting at a negro man. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02

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Public attention is most respectfully called to
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embracing every color and quality OF
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manner;
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These goods being all of our own manufacture,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02

WAsHlHGT0s CITY LOAN OFFICE.
LEVI B.DE WOLFF, rv
No. 377 Penpa avenue. between ~ AndO q
9Th streets, opposite National Hotel,
Formerly with the late Levi BENJAMIN, Of Balt.
more, has opened an once for the purpose Of
LOAsING MONEY Ir SUMS TO SUIT,
nan kinds Of Merchandise, such as Diam opds,
Gold snd silver Watches, SiIyerware. Guns, Pts
tolls. 0esflemens and LADIES' Wearing ADDarei
Goods Of All dsscrip ptions bought and SOLD.
Bssipess strictly confidential.
- Private entrance adjoining. 70 0-3ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
NIB. 9. II. HESS, TREASURER.
THE GRAND PROGRAMME
will commence Shaks speare D Great Comedy Of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, WITH
Mr.. J. Newton Gettshold Shy lock
"a a e. SBHNp ISHSea eSaoICERT OF VOCAL MUSIC.
!. "The Gabuzzi
2. Celebrated "Ricci Waltz ............... kicci
MADAME CECILIA Y. KRETSOHMAR
8. Trio Fermn Oruaele, - from Opera
Of Err AMI ........... ....... ....... Verdi
MADAME KRkrsGHMAk. MK. BURNETT,
AND NIB. CANNON.
Music arranged and Orchestra cond ucted By
MIX. q. WEBER
To conclude with the Laughable Farce of
SKETCHES IN INDIA. With Miss susan Denim
IN her great spesi ality of"saly Scsges, with her
new song OF THE German Band, -
T. BROUGHAM BAKER as COUNT GLO-
RIEAUX