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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31
DUFF0S COLLEGE,
FIFTH STREET.
PIETSB URIC n, PA.
Founded in 1910, and Incorpora-
ted by Legislative Charter.
The Business Mans Farorite College
FOR The LAST
Twenty-sIx Years.
The Business Mans FavOrIte College

nty-S1x Years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31
0LnGateuiqenrer.

THURSDAY TORNINe. nAY 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
London, Graduate ofone of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States and the srez;sT
part OF whose life has been spent in the hos
pitfalls OF London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA and
elsewhere, has effected some of the most a.
tOntShing cures that were ever known. many
troubled with ringing in the head and earS
when asleep great nervousness being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfuineS, with frequent
bluShfng, attended sometimes with derange-
meRf of mind were cured ImmeIlfatEIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

ANOTHER FIRE IN THE on REeIoNs--1hs PH-
o, Recon-, h,. the following particulars Of IRE Which co
CURED on Tuesday
rsn,v minutes after On Tuesday morniug she ecs ~
snoe on No smith farm Cherry Kun expbied slhue
Nc snnser Augustus Rouse who tTown about ~ fees
Ann H. wei. and horribly fnu,laied cylinder w~ thrown
byongh largo tank belonging the Wade well containing
barrels Of OIL Tie OIL Immediately filed the engine.
house The spread rapidly burning IL wells on tas sa
FIRM including Cattrsagus Mo-. ~ and and ais wed
s,ah urodncing l25 barrels per day then eou
munca,ed the Curtin property, DESTROYING IL VILE ny
producing Loss OF oil estimated at 900 barrels ehs'r
Valley on Company Csttnraugus and Wade Wen COMPANY
are the heaviest losers No insurance. Tie United rsu"
The large tlnks Of the Reed we'll filed with oil were sa'eu
although at one time on fire. An engineer whose sae
have learned CALAMITY braved danger ana eis Nv nj
the names Had they burned oil the property beSs W va
Creek including Housewife would certainly have eesn ~
stroyed. The Rene OIL Creek and riihos tr0ssa ~
Cherry Ran and 10 yards OF track were oet'"'
,irs losf estimated 81 t50Oo1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

T. n, Edito,of The " T. TribuE.

T. the Edito,of The ~ T. TribuE.
SIR: respectfully ask that yOu will publish the
following statement in regard to publication which sp
peared yesterday mornings psper setting forth
petition signed by Mr. Frank j. BFanha and others In
gard my talow mandatory Forty fhst East River
ask IL q matter OF justice 20 myself The petition states
that hdes aud refuse OF slaughter broueht To
my establishment in open carts Such not the fact In the
first place receive hides at establishments In wsyi
and secondly bring the fat from down town in covered
wagons aud casks tightly covered with
10 the orders Board Of Health and have done 70 for
long time not ponnd Of Tat brought IN open carts
There is and fathoGse below mine Forty tnh st.,
the Rye where they do receive hides and fat IN oPea
carts from butchers and for which IL seems compelled
10 bear odium Shortly afer the organization Of We
Board OF Health their direction and approval adopted -
an expense apparatus for banning steam which
was believed by and many others to be eeetasl but ss
Board having altered their opinion and directed the use OF
condenser and dcodorzer have ordered these
and they advanced toward comIeon sad viii b "a
operation IN few days Meantime only desire 70 use -
the fat accommodating from day day to prevent IL RON De-
coming nuisance. and always have been, Wiling
70 comply reasonable orders OF tee Board and be-
eye said petition are not made VIA
tbs facts JOHN j. ECKIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
Go rObom II man Concern

10 IUUUW MUD NUHNtlH
A PPIICANTS for PENSIONS whose claims have
= been undly DELAYED shori ca at Col W. LEWIS,
No ~ broadway. Old cases cioed thou Dolby Advceie
NOTICE Is hereby given, that an application has
~ been tied Department u the State New
Yofk pardon JOSEPH COHEN, convict Court Of
Sessions. CITY AID Comfy Of New YORK sept IS lo
Grand sT and sentenced 10 nPnsoImeHi r Tue torn oil Two
yeIrt
OFFICERS' EXTRA PAY.-All officers below
~ The rank 4 gade euersl who Terncd were mustered our
cnttd tJee months extra
ply proper aud 10 Sc; the sane should aplly 70 -
CHARLES NETiLEION No. III BTohway
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auemp, .. Blow mp Teucmeu, House
ARREST OF MAN on UsPTCIoS-ExAMISAroS sx
PIRE-MARsHAL BAKER.

AREFNT
PIRE-MARsHAL BAKER
Alta late hour on Thursday night Officer Fonda OF
the Precinct while duty at the corner Of
Washington and Cedars heard the sound Of an explosion
and moment aer smoke issuing from the hall door
house No 3 Washugon-s adjoining the clothing store of
Efram On entering the place tho obeer found the
full Of smoke and fire which he soon en-
aenished Some of the boards divide the nom
the hall blown Of and lay in the hall The noise Of the
explosion had the meantime awOke the families WHO re-
aide in UPPER part OF the tenement and they came running
down the stairs supposing house fire. Fire MAJ
notified and made an investigation OF tie
premises lie found holes had been cut IN the pat
ton mentioned above about four feet from the street door
Directly beneath this the inside found nearly pound
gunpowde These holes bad been but recently ~
the chips being upon fOo Tie proprietor Of the
clothing the tme but his return at
oAee arrested he resides his family in the Of tho
.tore and has an insurance s his stock and house
hold furniture the Pacific Company. Yesterday lie
committed for examination by Justice Hogan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
6icdmboais ano Railroads.

nAY BOAT for POUGHKEEPSIE-On and after
IL THURSDAY, May 81 the Steamboat ARMENIA win leavs
neshf0ssrsst O. and Iuy0uuht. al 81 land 1Ouk
Point Cozeus Wee; Point Cod Spfng Cornwall New
burgh New ambmsh and Milton Returning P0ushkeepGe
st2 p. m.
DOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
Il MOUNTAINS and LAKE MEMPhhEMAOOG-s Steamers
leave for New Haven 3l5 and II connecting with Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

EG lOaK
OFriCB o TIA NBw CAPITOL loNuIsgoSRRss I
ALBAxY July 10, 1866,
DLANS and DESIGNS for a NEW CAPlIOL
"a Albany ircAierts informed that Plans ana DESIGNS Tor
NFW CArfrOL q Albany WI be received by thc Commission
80. q their Office 18th day u November next a. noon
od Instruction. and details and the preniu
viii furnished ~ the Once OF 10 toinussoleTs On ap
HAMILTON HARRIS. Albany,
JOHN Y. l.. PkUiN Albany.
U. H. LATHAM, scIe'a Fall.
Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

New.Jersey Steamboat Company.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLEs LINE.-T'he Boats
~ le,ye for ALBANY from foot q cnals daily
dsvs e4cepedl O'Clock .. IAe ST JOHN en- MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and kRlDAYSi and the DEAN RICHMOND Oh
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
EaisEt ke. SpblJ o. Inc oncs on the what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

PORTLAND RELIEF FUSD.-The following additional
subscriptions to the fand for the relief Of the Portland suffer-
ers have been received by A. Low esq., Treasurer since
July o6:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

CRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot
M bsv Trprs ior Rochester Buffalo saamane' punart
and all points West sud Solh 49,,
go = N WAY Train daily 70 OusviAc ,,B
lOa ~ Eruess Nail Buffalo. Stianancs anu WON
IN. m. Way Igan. Tor hiddistown- -. W.
BON n, Wav. f.rp ou JrEv hewhnfsh NHfwi1a
~ Sirh, Bufal0 Saiamunea and DunAn
- a., Liehning daily. of Buffalo s-ananca punsiA
,nd III points Wesi and south. -.
u. H. Fmizfn.t Train daily, foT The West -, A. 81, -
Txpess 1Taiu IN diof con- 49, ,si 80.
We lines hboA A'D""~' SO~' ''f~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

NHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS
~ The large and conmodious steamboat HUGUENOTi also
POMOSA GROVE Office. Pier No. - North River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
NEW. YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
1865 SUMNER ARRAN0EMENE 100
COMMANDING JULY =. loo
Station in newton TWENTY sev-n'h''. am
fourtlravs knirsncs Twenty seVoniirs-


TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YOhni
Fof New Haven 100 800 tEI,D ll.JO4 nj IEls lErb ~"
QID as. 40 ,nd G0o iEI.,l 49,. ,r..
fo Bridgeport, 100 400 tkrl llU ni Hi'' 'hi' ~
HrAa 80 and 300 tkz.l p.
FOR al ford and str.tiord 10 lI90 NJ; J6 ~, p
For Fsirheld Southport aud Wsrpof 1V uoA m ia ="
FOR Now,h 100 900. TI1 go. IL IA nj fr (ELJ 800.
fF1.l 81, 40, $50 800 H. . M.
Fog Darien 100, -. Ito D. 80, 40 aw p m.
Tor Greenwich 90 30 II 10 - 80 49, " - m
Tor Stamford, 100 400 OIL $50 llD ~ lila kELJ E'
900 (EIb q, 40 $50, GU 800 (EIl p ~ =, ma IN,
Fo rort Chester i-ermedste stations L0l Wv nv m
AIS atJ 40. 80. 30. 1.Oo IN.
For Boston. Springfield BODA thrl A'' tEr'l'" m
Boston. Shor, Line. H. (Erl 300 o.. an ~,
Tor Hartford and Springfield 800 M tELJ Ito ' Nip'
500 Q. N. -. 10 ,7tso n tat.
trea 800 o. IA 10 Northampton. -. . IN ~ -
Tor Hartford Providence and tihs Railroad 'c lirpI M
EswHaycn New London and stoninf0s R'i''a '''
ILL., lgls 800. GOJ p IA.
Ior Canal Railfosl ll.lj o. m to NoTthinpson
For Ilousstomc Railroad. Ia, 9. NJ
fork sngainck Railroad. 8ai q NJ. 800 p N
ror Dslbury AID korwa< Railroad m Eis H. ~ o -
JAMES n. HOfT. Snp-
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Ueooing garos. &r.

ALVIN. EyERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton-st.-
Ml5l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

TIME HORACE WATERS Grand, Square, and
! Urrlshi PIANOS, MEbODEOSS md CABiNFf oF,FANs
Wholeae and retail and allowed puchaea lonthy
payments received foI tho same 'onaaa gs"os 81 pllis
Ch pail fof second hso Piau,s ftfnos si3 '
Music little col e 81 d cents per p.i-. = "
TVHE MASON a HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS;
\ 49, a. MASON 4 HArfLfN PORTABLE ORGANS. Forty
ave dr.rt ys; prices 90 60 q one each ~ H. have been
.,d u rl,uiums mp1riau Improvements and gen
.ri suprory this caf OF instruments They invite the
o. tLeg by the best judges and
80 ,i hay refer with confidence to nearly
Il. of Ind. iu for testimony 90 lts sup~iloTiy
ee5 hand odons aud Organs Of American and Foreign
Wa,eroou. So s)i froaavsy NewYork
TINhE Bradbury
PIANO.FORTE
Is now pronounced TIN BEST by first Artists by the
AKrucAS INSTITUTE or NEv-foaz,
Gnd icy many State Fars
Bedes Of eminent Musicians snd Piansts
Of country The points excellence
ENTIRE RsoUfREnESrs oil q perfect Piano
Cal o. for circulars with illustrations 10
WM e. BRADBURY.
No t2T Broome.s.. NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
gfcnrsions.

A DAILY EXCURSION to the FISHING BANKS
~ by the superior Steamer WYOMING X. 5. HOFthRE,
Pilot, leaving SUNDAY, July l. and day theeehefi
esyng Market at a. Eghtst Z. H. At PeckspH a. CA
topnerst \. r., at q and Per No n r. a O'clock a. Ia
FARE Fifty CENTS.
S,inebe's Bard Bait and Rrfrrshmrnts board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
nELIGHTFUL SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
IL FROM JERSEY CITY AND NEW YORK CITY

nEIIGHTFUL SUMNER EXCURSIONS.
IL FROM JERSEY CITY AND NEW YORK CITY
FORT LEE BULLS FERRY AND PLEASANT VALLEY
superior steamboat BOARDMAN Captain Alexander Annet
lave tie foot Of Sussex. Jersey City daily Sundays ~ led
Boil. Ferry Pleasant Valley and Fort Lee ioncnng the ne"
Jersy Civ lis A. H. Ia15 A. NJ 21s P NJ Pier No ~. r
10 A. .9o A. NJ 2?oP NJ Dey-.t a. A NJ '91 a. y.
as wrs 34h.st the It's and lois morning rP' and TIC
aiming lave. Fort Lee NJ 2lSA touching only
Christopher aud jersey City and at ~ T. NJ touching ~ al 'no
Above named ludugs
Fare, for tie excursion, G cents ,,,,,
The river especially during the heated term desh,
n tue views the Palisades and bay of the uion the
fy Groves al Ilessant aud romantics and
have been made through which families taxing me irP
VI not have their joyment marred hy IN dlsodeI.y
nAILY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY.--De-
h;n sumnr by the hvolite Jessie oy
daily, Sunday. c1ceped from Nc y loot OK Duans Norm
River N embracing sail through the hnrawa and Lower
Bay past Forts lafayette, ismion, Sc to fou Monmouth ana
rrtluug Newly arriving a. 2 Fare for the round TIP
20 cents 'n''''" ''D'' WI ISOLATION sup,
nAILY EXCURSION TO SANDY H00K.-The
y new aul somfnodons steamer WILLIAM COOK, Cop. L.
D. Flee south side Of Per foot Il tarcy It. daily isu
with Shore Rl3ad arriving Ia New -loIk,
upon her return. at 2:i5 p.
Pare of The etcur-ion y cents
HEATH AND PLEASURE-North Shore Staten
leland Fcr.-Leaves daily from Pier No. ~, between
Coufisud and Deyts, !. o. loI III T. and Up m
Sunday arrange a. TO- Ill p! T., g. u I'm To char
Ter Tor excursions steamer HUGUENOF Also, 70 BE-. for Sunday
Schools snd Pie-Nc' Pomona Grove.
TOURISTS and PLEASURE TRAVELLERS can
\ Obtain COMBINATION EXCURSION TICKETS, nj reduced
ss embracing all the principal points Interest ia Nohon New
York Cansasl New Eng and nd the Lake Superior region
Oce q tle E Hallway No A broadway and Depot foot
thsulsrs-st. Ne yi0Tk. or No. ID staicet botion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
obstruction.

(ENTRL Park Musical Conservatory. Normal
~ Plan West 26ih-s' new 2f2k-fiano. Violin ou
BzTns 1c Lessons private j. WATSON Agent ana ore s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
Gcaebers.

TnHF SUBSCRIBER an experienced Teacher, and
sduse tie best academies in ih country wishes 20
.h a. enrseere class in Drawing m pencil Grey
and IN fnus and oils from nsture easis and
psps Engh Branches, French OF tns gdiLst
F6a, n reaae5. Mrs q c. H.. CoumscE Long isiaud " "a
WSFACHERS who desire to obtain POSITIONS
this Auium invited to rail end for Circular Wanted
Man English Branches. also two Lady
F..eh.rs Good testimonials required Employers supplied itee Of
s.ue. Insorns.ion given 20 Ierrnts q rood Schools
y. n. CAMP. No. Beekiasn-s.
hyFACHERS WANTED-For English, French
Germsn Drawing ,usie Classics ADD other branches II all
s-..n. repor,sd BAddress al applications for Teachers 10
h NATIONAL IT, CHERS INSTITUTE, No5z Broldvsy NJ
HSEACHERS who seek positions should have
II AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTES APPLICATION FOkN
s.s.. dsud fo Tee good Early appcaiioni desirable
EsneS .pr cay Teachers foT Cssc Military Tactics uc and
k,sreh Prnep school and heads % families who want
s.be Tesehrrs scnd u PARTICULAR j. '" sChEhMLh
EORR Actus ~. 40 Bgoor1e-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21

MR. LEE AND THE Rev. DR.. SNYTH.-It ap-
pears from the communications which We
print in another column that the public have
not forgotten the sagacious comments Of the
Rev. DR.. Smyth upon the vices and neglect
of the clergy and the value Of the HERALD as a
public instructor. Neither have they over
looked the published structures upon DR..
smyth's sermons by q Mr.. w. II. Lee, New
York merchant, who boasted, in bad grammar
and worse taste, that he never read the HERALD,
and verified the statement in the same lines by
the narrow intellect and stupid bigotry evinced
therein. We publish to-day three letters upon
this subject, but we have only q remark to
make upon one Of them. This IL written by a
former clerk Of this Mr.. Lee, New York mer-
chant, who AYERS that not only did Mr.. Lee
prohibit his employees from reading the HERALD,
as he says, but he absolutely forbade any one
in his employment to read anything-his ambi-
ton being to keep them in outer darkness with
himself. This accounts for the fact, which Mr..
Lee innoccntly admitted, that he had great
many depraved persons in his employment
and was severely troubled with them. If Mr..
Lee has been afflicted, as he states by "vicious,
Incorporate, dishonest, disloyal and copper
head employees, his grievances can be ac-
counted for by the fact that he insisted upon
keeping them in ignorance. How much he has
suffered himself by not reading the HERALD his
Incorporate letter TO Rev. DR.. smyth sufficiently
demonstrates. If people at the head Of large
establishments undertake to reduce their en-
ployes to the level Of the most uneducateS
classes In order TO keep them down |" ,sp, !,
humiliase them, they must not comola;.o 4
their business is neglected. II is oriy unedu.
Gated and narrow minded indivilu,.,s like Mr..
Lee who adopt this course ard rean the ftui,s
Of 1t. To intelligent, high y,,ipded men 1, il
always source Of pride v, be served by peo-
pie whose intelligence J., akin to their own.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS.

Tar POPULAR TxSDxScy.-The Dover IN. II Gdreil<
demoeraiicl says the elections show that 'pubc .cnii
ment Is gradually swinging TO the constitutional
ment ground IL q right.
TnH THIRD vERxosr DJsrmcr. There was no election
OF Congressman In this district the september election
owing 10 division In the radical ranks Tho vote stood
as follows -Portus Baxter (radican 1899: Romeo n
Hoyt radcal, 46l1; Waldo Brigham ideuocran 8 go,
with about 400 scattering Governor Dillingham; he
Issued his proclamation for anotncr election on Novsm-
Der o when plurality will .dcc, choice Portus Bar
ter the present member Of Congress- has however been
induced 70 withdraw favor Of worihington smith,
OF - Adams, who M receive the undivided support OF
the radicals, and y therefore sure OF election.
Ihs AshSns .rsr-The Richmond Dsspofca objects
cncny 70 me third section Of the Constitutional AMEND
menf, sayng There Is no question which touches Our
honor osgood faith involved In tho other scctions" 10
seen TO us that the leaders Of the rebellion oy their
Pure accomplish what they covcnsnted "a do, havo
nbsoived the masses from any special pe<onal oblga
tons 10 themselves and nothing else htds out such
prospect OF future and peace the cxcu
sion from ONCE OF the demsgogues WHO have dono
anything but plot ruin.
poSrrc.L BuSpxEss.--The Milwaukee Wucozsa
s,vsThe opposition OF the democratic party 70 the
Constitutional Amendment Is snct OF political blindness
which mus, smiie II past rcroveryn The position Of
the democratic party and De Southern States o.
the blind leading the wnd II persisted in. both ~ill
mi. into the last ditchnd die there The Of this
les, ditch ls vevroEurtxa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21
Tine NEW POST oEElcE.

What In Being Done and What In to be Done.
II is Indicated that at last the Common Council has
shown good and decided in favor OF selling
lower end Of the City Hall Park to the government
site for the post Office. Some time has elapsed
since the joint committee OF the Common Council the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund and tho commits
sioners appointed by the government aatsfac
tory understanding the terms for which tho city
would sell this so TO the government II then
derstood that the Council would take immediate action
in the matter and they should not have pns OF long
as the representatives Of the city and made
satisfactory agreement The want OF proper accommo
datons al tho present Post Office becoming every day
more and more apparent. Even within the past week
the Postmaster has been compelled to tear away
partitions aud make many changes in the rotunda In tho
vain endeavor TO procure additional If the init
nation be true that the Common Council has At length de-
cded at to rafy the action OF their committee
the question, they will advance tho interests both Of the
business and working portion Of the community. Tho
Post once authorities intend Immediately upon the
matter being decided 10 place some i've or six hundred
at work ~ the excavation for the cellars The out
lay Of two millions Of dollars the erection OF The build
ing would DO great benefit the working Of this
city during tho ensuing winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21

busily engaged yesterday in examining applicants Tor
naturalization II expected that the number natural
lied during this sitting OF the court will exceed thai Of
any previous similar period.
The case Of VIM. n Newman against George H. God
dard was again up yesterday in Chambers OF tho su
preme Court before Judge Clerke on continuance OF
the argument 30 the order OF arrest IL WIZ DO
remembered that plaintiff sues defendant to recover
the alleged value OF certain goods wnicn nad
been seized by the latter 1852 as one OF the vigilance
committee in Camden, Arkansas Aner nearing the
argument of counsel Judge Cerke took the papers and
reserved his decision.
Felix Grodensk died yesterday at the City Hospital
from the effects Of burns received ey the explosion OF
kerosene oil lamp on tho 9th inst
Lehman Kaufman died yesterday from injuries re-
ceved on Friday night by being thrown from wagon
at the corner of Sixth street and Avenue A.
Catharine Waters Irish woman, aged hfty years,
fell down fight OF stairs at 90 Park street yesterday
and was killed
Deputy Health officer Bissel, in charge OF the Hos
pi,a Ship in the Lower Bay, reports that during the
hours ending last evening, there was bot
one death and admission on the ship
The stock market was strong yesterday morning, and
closed steady. Gold closed at 1864
Trade was fairly active in some departments yester-
day, but on the whole, business moderate, and
prices were rendered somewhat nominal by the fall in
gold The breadstuffs market excited, and prices
advanced under the advces from Liverpool. Cotton
was again lower. Coffee continued quiet Sugar was
easier On Change, flour quIte active, and loo.
25c. higher Wheat advanced Sc. &C., and corn Sc.
&C. Oats moderately active, and lie. higher Pork
Was excited and nrmer Beef unchanged, while
lard dull and heavy. Freights were dull and
nominal. Whiskey quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21

DAP ADvlcs.--W, are sorry to perceive that
son. u '.e '".ding political journals Of the
SCUM IN vievs Of the adhesion OF the North to
we ieconw .uction plan Of Congress, are sdvis.
ing 'ns southern people to be patient, to fold
mAe arms and do nothing but wait hopefully,
we Micawber, for something to, turn up"
This 10 the wors. advice that corld be given
now to the people Of the excluded Southern
States. Delays to them are costly and cmbsr-
RAISING in every way, and they are also fraught
with the greatest dangers. While those States
stand aloof with folded arms they are giving
the held to the Northern radicals. There Is no
safety to the, South, nor will there be any
chance Of DE revival az Southern prosperity