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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20
The Aentinei's Explanation

The Mtatfnff oasfhe Hoyieg miriakea
81 ay1lds the point which No made
against lthe Democratic newspapers,
IN refarsnee otetthefa charity, Our
Aitab9nEgf The fact thai IL had given
nothing for The starring po1r, was In
iiInaffaGon NJ tile statement that,
willie Demoofmie Dewapapers we're
bitterly d%enonneipg the iilibefhlity
mad Observation-Disclosures of iiapublieaua,
they were doing little or nothing
themselves IN tbe WY Of relief We
give our readers tbe benefit If the
bwhHeis explanation, While ii IL
Apparently satiafaetory, il ought 10
auanpbt b. The editor The proprialy Of
eraal ink mildly Of tbs = ItadtealHn on
The apastignaaf charity ~ NfeAutn
faH Hmm ftla Sentinel 1ftGa 1871
yuf lAfshbfH hgta ~ taipstieg ~ Tie
aispsa pasassaal aHg fsa ~tasimat3sn winds
II nengAyad, RTE HhitBfs ~ inv ytafaaf
apa aware tbaL eHr IltaauA aud theirs. are
,isst sit lhH same Esptiha, VI have p0Ip
tthfied u los.fn ti nuriHs ~ ssaasf, tait4 j a,na
pied III So YafitYfo DHIsfi4liaf s,a III bHV W. tisd
uef1.f1le ~ give. Al isstiast meal hisl
dnfg IA / ei,ay his DEBTS Jnsfty anst itfainFs
atty aept5Hdttid ~ Vie InasfHatipn ~ bis
st,aiiis4Hs. Az ~ las been a light struggle
viii 10 81 ltftid atr sAu,~s felt That II ~ asa
duts not 90 give whal, pefbapH, ny . flrn
Bf the Nlaai ~ E%siainess, might have jHAtlp
tfefn tlia isaatssslE "a ~atisaaas IA WA differ
ent with onf nslehbgtHs ttsy were 90
t4blisiiad, aud IhA I6ffnsAG mn are
wealthy Va Gu 80 % QUIZ AirpieaAf
friends that Wnf,ata ddfia diT htffY ma.
tsatbapa laafs 'tHn pufg dutg, aurina so
LiaHe ttnublah f0f Hgth H6HhafH aud
Npeliiafu au% farata. ~ ts ants y short time
Hianh hiat W. d1iiHtad aus nfpitna hVi et
ehl to The 6ftthanA' aAyfuuu ffgin the 10
oLiuls 1T HfinH fotabfpy'a 1eatufo, Did
sur naiaflilays da a. ittfoll wheu hbiiad
,ippp' ~ q distinguished lady nhhsaihfos
piHt4 fHaa6 AfIka.f# #tbN
PonHnof came TO tlla city, not bs,
invitation Ut the maDagefp. ,af The
Asylum, bat opon his own
responsibility 10 PETAL bis bdlImRa-
gate aud stale jotas Az Ii our Gus.
lom with all travelling irFeaibilaiblaF
mountabnnkH, our blu war presented
at the door on the night Of bis led4
tufe aud paid by his agent. We
were mol asked by n distinguished
lady philanthfQplst :" 10 make a dona
ton If our bill but The lady 10
whom va suppose the Sentinel refers.
did baaf testimony ~ the uniform
liberailty aud attention Of lie 1ouh
NAL TO tho Orphans Asylum.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20
THE IVA svllLK % MY JotmNAs M1N9 ~. WAY N4Bu. .sHooto

Jgiat Osmmitfee ~ hariy aslhe first
of January, ts4#,
II H. IL evident that ia order ~
adapt Dur ecclesiastical syAtem ~ the
necessities and eiren mstabeeE II The
UHted Church as u greatly ENLARGED
and widely extended body. some
changes in the CoDetitntiss will be
neqnirad The Jgint Committee
herel0rt request fbe two General
Assemblies 10 instruct them IN regard
10 the preparation 0f an additional
article on this subject, 10 be reported
~ the Assembiiss Ut 1861.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

Tun Tbuf,e, has In itH possession
" facts which will not %ratiaot Ia The
credit on renown of some Of the gen
tlenen having charge Of the dlsburHe
meuia of donations to the Aouth, nor
to the credit If the city of isyannville."
II makes aeua darn i%naiauatlona, also,
about tho "eolored man and brother, "
We hope II will relieve tho aux ioua
e%x expectations and faara Of the public.
I.et IA have tho facts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

I'm afsHa View paspta ts W aitsssI
ahmBdaa ~ faH their t~aiireaa ~ Vim
e%anHasi instead 1T 10 jaspsf ~ af 1fHt IN
iaWfad.
Tie iab6f ~ one hundred AMI nug feHs
Watts ta fha southern kiaih Prison, ~
fshpsangilia, Is ~ be leasad o. tAa Nii
lust ff hga years.
1Ite new chief ~ tbs Tndie annapolis pife
baisafl Inaut was iHatteiratff inM NE ~
nas ~ "a ffae laHati, al drinking #hioshs
The turner Ghisf was prescribed with a
dna silver Natsfi 9ti asiHe oat ~ fffiae.
A aegapaHg ~ Iatsa yss have bas,s sseas.s
isad ~ J~sHstssHyiiie. and have made -
fsaaisitlsH spsn the AdjafaBt us4afss1 ~
tha state f9s arms 81
The Hsw Albany tsaiissi Heard itsva sas
solved that tiis salisai bsiiiiHaa ~ that
aiig shall not be used fer puyiia meetings
~ any dasatiptisa not ~eanneaiad wiz
@giinDl matters MF
The New Albany Iaagey say there afa
over one hundred aud slightly ilgaaea ,leV
building Ia that city mostly dwellings
The Princeton paopia afa Troubled with
ehiahan thieves, The ffayfea usfgfatsa ms
eiiiahaiiH ~ iy1sf HiEiisr5 !
4 il,ais Willis j~esgsles wins f~ssssssifig sslassd
ola number ~ wHlrifaA bAioflafna - tiis
patrons. One tBeflisa ,hegs era aegA aitapz
wHfds lie Witches vsia sli fgHtia asi aHa
af the streets IN tlih hofilha#t Iifi ~ ths
taNH, HtiiHIHfeH. t0
4 nav Mel bngf tiiatef nus defiuafad
~ ttnak gilie, an SUNDAY ttsH t1ih lust.
Fiia donations ~ lie dag AMOUNTED 20
si,iT0, ~ tHTJ ittafa ttfHii wis .Deehasafg Ia
meet all the liabilities Resting stlsfii lie
Hhntah. sh
tents, wHR6ns and nfie6u ~ twenty i4sssat,
Is s%naatnpsa ns#H iAagia'a Mil 80 the
Weii, not faf from InfaKstta,
The supposed asa#ssisi at ne u, Ills la.
dianapaiis ifht man. las ueau arrested
aud recognized ia Wis h recovering
rapidly.
Nj isoadfialietth, 1T vi ltaan usH, resent
IN vas ibnnwn ffgiu HE husEK ~ u rama
Hag horse ana had his iafi am breHan le5
lay tite allow,
An Indianapolis butcher aiabl.sd a tailor
a. 1Hea'tag last 10 tie abdomen. 1ita
butcher gaaai yad afitpa severe Nuts ia tie
iiead from bfiaha aud stsflss,
A i,eh nut and pie stand Is 10 be- e~tsaiei
Sum - the iebtiey ~ The Indianapolis ugat
nuiaes
tisnarai Meredith, Surveyor nenafai af
HGntHnp fetfitpfp, aeaste paniad with iilA
Nllu and son Harry risssaa through IN
soils, Thursday. an Inuta fDf his
Western nala,
In Madison ga Lie 10Th, ratfiaA Gavin,
"a dtagiaan, had both iaas tadly btab az
ny a failing atanai
a mad log, belonging ~ W NJ t.peas 4
yell, was killed la Uurgfi0n last saturday.
ifa hi nothing bstt ti,s dust,
dn Friday evening laHi, alaat . o'alunh
tlie Inmates az Tia Northern prison
tnuts French iaaYe. III ~ Saturday moan
nt ttHfsnf tiiata lad tiaati discovered,
Iiafe IL "a ta a nfand sisap aissiuH feaii
val ~ tapatia, on Saturday Iuaa ! 1877.
- request of ihe veal afpWsfs, HE Anfi
u|nttufai HneintF have taken charge ct lie
safuat and u vii he n%uadnatniI titider thuIt
stiHer4 lsiGni
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

The rassna. lttsa- iifianeit trenpe saua
- Lafayette 81 Thursday hisht
A hand ~ tlsissles, Illuminating eight 90
zen anap aud abuut thirty pnpu. wiz.
TIE eitS htisefs af FAeytiaaf wfa,iHie iat
NIFTY eentH u alHht. Hss #tf# #&kft
rhe tfulalraa OF tie .ueluan Amallnal.
lnaepeAaelli a1Itahl "a New Alhaiit nave
pusoliasei al eiialhlY l~osssies. i.e hss ~ lhNai.
And viii immediately ooinmenee he esaos
slnn al = nne school huilding iuf the use Of
lie aehanl.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

oeh Of u a~AplanAea Ausae#tH to
ANnnaw JonNAea the proprlaty of
returning 10 JnrrhnaoN DAVIS The
os,noline IN which he wan captured by
Colonel taironAnn. aud alao Of max
lug the ampleat apology Tor thu ead
want Of o%ivility shawn by the Union
armY on That LnLaranllna naaAAlon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

tint peysuHltf,es are not interesting
o. profitable ~ renders If newspapers
and va will not, 40 present, resort 10
eur oolsmps la gepiyt It's aws,
howegeG That The Islander should be
noticed and II shall receive attention
10 n different manner.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

And how ahpnt Nav isngiand, wuti It's
lsstlH, asinH, its pnfifsns, wiiati barhera.
wife %whippata, Maina-ia " tics ita IiutieFs,
Veal Hpsa, aud other tIiiaYaz ita ~ vofaah,
a,iiis inr aduitafy, ntfnnfi0ila, beaHafA.
patiueEs, and awindiafsf Aud how about
the NEW England the moral, pure, virttis
ais, ihfistianiEah Nav HaaiHha ptdri.
sends si,ip loads al prostitutes wide hVan-
I'M star IL The Hputli hy sea fqF lie hanas
III nf free niHgasA afa by land 20 taaHh
niger setaola ana daily with bureau on
i'6fs, It Urassa Deataeff ~ m..
Now England has produced a great
many mean aud contemplate things,
obi Vel among which h iiflok IoMn-
uoS himself, the editor of Tho Demo.
ffn, If Hha eau ba forgiven for that,
abe will experience little trouble IN
obtaining pardon for the Lesser crfDtes
specified IN the paragraph copied
from tho Democrat.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

Wn find IN one Of our New York
exchanges u Aia.te niailt, whlall wa have
never before Aeen IN print. that the
whole number of deaths feaultins
from the Nav York rlota, lasting ffnm
the nth to the 18th Of July, lAu9,
waH t.ihb, H
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-20

Wh refer to letters from cores
pondonta from Indianapolis. Peters
burgh aud Tho Htata Of Texas, on the
second page.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 49, Ise7-TRIPLE SHEET

Of Commons on the 5th OF ,. .". Lo,d cRAsscsss aid
Mr. Bright. who had just sat a. W. naa repssied me
cnaiser ne had la,ely ansc.ed OF .m hs ovn no "a
or no doubt the honorable senus> usn was right
but he scount Cranbornel believed no moe dangerous
error could be entertained by the House or Commons
than suppose they could withdraw half the csuenfs
that had formed our constitution and. on tho psea OF
Constitution had been monarchical and arstocratc, with
strong tings OF democracy The niesarahieai prin-
sp fs .sas aos s'i sS saa q da II:
the democratic principle they proposed TO leave nm
checked By the elements which existed before But
they must make up their minds, II they bad one thing
new TO have many things new Let them not appeal
the United statss Switzerland the ancient repub.
genial moments admitted that the United States fur
nshed precedent whatever for the gigantic change
about 70 be ana that the franchise under the
that Of tho United states In the States OF the ancient
world the existence Of slavery quite altered the con.tta-
communhy large laboring Class II might be that tho
change would open road 70 woaIth strength and
prosperity; but let them not deceive themselves as
Mr.. Disraeli reply said Tho noble lord the mem
sss 70, 81 Stamford sooans Granosrne S,
He said the monarchy Ia dead, tue arstocracy doomed
and democracy triumphant Now doubt the accuracy
the monarchy 10 dead. l''Hear hear" aud laugh
The noble lord has been Minister OF the Crown. mo st
able one sud he has been from his high position very
near relations with his sovereign. think his expe-
riencs must have have differed from that cf all his
colleagues II he found that during the time 40 was
ia Office the monarchy dead. (Hcar hear. !
On the contrary. should say that The SOW
ereign power exercises that constitutional crit-
cisrn in all departments Of tho state which
is most saluary. and am sure that hc must hayo fos
all great questions that lac had reason to believe
that the monarchy was dead Cheers, Then do not
think the arisocracy is doomed (Hear. hear And.
indeed woad say that long II produces men likc
noble friend it would he very difficult TO destroy It.
Cheers and langhter) A,i1 u II does MT pr dtcc men
Ike HIN, ug ne aris.crdy wW foIiop N, farg al IN
situations schich d.. MOI fvsa ecernat assault ts tneydt
decoy lChecrs) f,ut OF opinion there never was
period in England when monarchy was more powerful
and innuentia' and at which tho arstocracy did not
possess considerable influence. and wore in
position ia which hey might Increase that ndueace
they NUM- their public duties
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
ptpssIaIANIsM.

Foot Race for 5000 a sidc-Powers and
kembse the Contestauts.
An interesting running match came OF on Monday,
on Long Island, between two we'll known pedestrians
Powers and Kemblc, and quite large number Of green
backs staksd the result in addition to the $500
side put up for the match Powers secured niche In
the pinnacle Of fame not very long SINCE a. three weeks
ago he defeated Ike Rooney the Brooklyn champion, in
two mile race; while Kembe. haling from the ''Nsw
Dominion" Is said have secured many victory
other blue he paced the free sill Of the States
Powers stands about i've feet eight and bali inches,
and weighs near to one hundred and forty pounds
Ksmbe Is short and dspper in figure and sends up the
scals at one hundred and thirty pounda Toe former
when he is st home Quite large asssmbiase Of
persons were present 70 witness the anhir, and
.msns the csl'Ors' who o, .ppsar,s ,dx., os The
opponent, who iimpcd the ground with crutch, az
hts cap had been broken BY an accident few days
beforc Mr. Inelewood tho we'll known becker OF pedes
trans; Tommy Boland, the pugilis; HmdinG, the New
York pedestrian lwho has 10 run againx Do keso, the
Aasas m, ssy o,hs. .ma,svy, ma rrofess,on.is
RACE.
AT quarter 10 O'Clock the contestants appeared
on tho ground, dressed 10 the usual manner and were
met with quite ovation from the assembled crowd
Both men looked well ami ft for their lives Mr.
o'clock punctuay the psdestrsus were placed in line
ready Tor The start Mr. Williams gave the signal few
sos o nng ,sd o and ns
burst Powers got the lead shortly after ssarting
and ms no maintained until the half mile was turned
which he ran In 211, Kemble's time being 2:15. On
tbs next quarter mile Kemble rnshed past bis opponent
nth grand show OF speed Kembs completed the
mile in 4:4o and Powers showed behind, taking sec
onds longer hnc struggle ensued between the tao
during the progress OF the second mile. They crossed
the half milo locked together but in the last quar-.
ter Kembe again came to the front and maintained his
advantage to the conclusion q tho race, A. the twe
the second mile In 4AoI. Much disappoIntm msnl Vas
expressed at this result, and q good deaf OF monoy
changed hands; for the knowing had felt confident
OF Powen Success he dispossd Of tho Brooklyn =
| champion easily
First ME- Ssccnd ME- Tro xtles.
Kembls. -. ........ 4:40 412 o:22
! Powers ............ 4;49 &ask e3sk
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
ARRIVAL Of TIVE STEAMSHIP MVAuA From GssYrowx


The new steamship Nevada, Captain Jerry W. Smith,
from Grsyowp Mic, at twenty minutes past eight
on the evening OF July 10. with passengers freight and
baggage consigned TO the North American Steamship
Company, arrived at Sandy Hook at twenty minutes
past eight r. NJ, on the 18th instant making tho run
from Greyto New York In Ave days, twenty three
hours and fifteen minutssthe quickest time record
The Nevada had One weather the during entire voyage
cabin Nv wnned = Jones, George clink, r. Roman and
wife, j. O. Bradon Prof r y. Dodgsop, wife and ave
children; Thomas Haam, DIR. W. Watson, wife and
daughter NJ Lsava, Thomas Do Hart, J. Lemolne, u.
J. Ferry, A. McGraw, N. A. Grun, J. Rallett, wife,
child and infant; A. Greedy, 8. L. BgIer. c. n.
p cavanseh 9. g Thorn and wife, A. Walton and wife,
A. j. Mckay, Thomas Coyne and two children, William
Ketsingu, 4. II. Pratt, J. Miller. George King, q. W.
Bicunt Joseph wagaer. Mrs. NJ T. Cobb, o. W. Holmes
H. n. morrill, aud two children, W. H. Caiaw J. Harris
John McKissy, Mrs. w. J. Clark and infant c. sher.
man N. 8. Burrill, I. Kords, Rev. A. Shaw aud wife,
W. n. Duncan, II G. Covert J. J. Tournu Mrs. r. n.
Mcdonald, y. w. Casssli, Miss I. X. Turner o. w. Flrn,
II. Spauding, wife and three children; n. Carson W.
Powers, G sieey, g !. Smith. e. W. Jenkins q "
lam, Q. Brachrsch, p. b. Barker, Robert David
son, Charles O. Baker, l. Barry ,. Thompson,
Mra Emily Cooper, Charles Baum, A. Baum, Worth,
Thomas Troy, ID. J. Brown, ". n Bentley, r. D. De-
Long, A. d. Carroll y MORN, re b Jones, :.
!: ssipe, a. W. wittbeck, J. II: Wills @ smock, j. y
wslton, George W. benjamin, Mrs. r. Dousherty, x G
Roe. j. W. Owen, v. n Ncksrson, u. ClAlsscn, j. q
Roeder, James Armstrong John Mmer, @ Stevens, W.
~ Henry, w J. Pupar, william Conan ' wire ,.m sna
John fssnhart, r. A. Ford A. Anderson, J. f. ID. Craw-
ford L. Eaisn, H. y. Parker, ID, Delalodo, Charles
Neiduhui,masn Also 2sa in st.syAgs
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

PHILADELPHIA. July n, 1857
soeks steady. Pennsylvania State iyes q7 Philadelphia
van,a Raiiroad bsS Gold, Il0s Sight exchange at par
Cotton steady at unchanged prices Petroleum unseted
sales crude at l6isc and refined ia bond 3Dc sc
Vo,f duh md unchanged Wheat lrmsr; red. ~ 20
s. IS Corn quiet yellow, 81 Is 81 Is; mixed 81 10 81 H.
Oats 80. -
Cofec-So sales Cotton duh aud neglected. -mddng
uplands 25c 25Sc Flour scarceHoward street extra
Si3 New YORK state extra, S2 So City Mills extra s
Is a SIi So Wheat declined i5c 2oc. Sales OF choice
Maryland red at So 81 50 and white at s2 IS 80:
dum ~ 70 81 75 Corn steady 81 IS 81 70 for white
and ri IL 81 Is for yellow Oats advancng-aaes al .c.
81 o. mostly 81 81 o. Rye. 81 9? Provisions contlnus
10 prove; stock scarcebuk sboudcr lie and rib sides
iy"c issfc: bacon shoulders 2c is,lc rib sdes Isr
and clear rib, 14Isc 14hc Lard l2c he for prime
city, Western here Mess pork held at $2L sugar mac
tive and unchanged.
Flour s unchanged with fair demand for the interior
Eastern and Southern trade sales LOO hbls nj 3l2 for
No spring: Sl3 S3 50 red winter; $s for white SIS
SIS 10 for double extra. Wheat quiet sales 5000 bushels
Western spring private terms Corn unchanged with
ST. Oats, barley rye and peas nominal Corn meal s. IS
per 100 lbs Mced steady Shorts, So SIS Shipsufs
SY S5j per ton Canal freights unchanged Wheat I0c
corn SIC New York lumber s. % to the Hudson ~ Is
Newburg Railroad frcghtsFlour to Boston 'ec TO Al
portso bushels wheat, 1880 bushels corn 425 bushels
peas lssO00 feet lumber Canal exporst0 900 bushels
~ Burrno. July ", 1857
Flour steady; sales Of spring o, sli si 80 whest-
Market and nominal Corn dull and lower sales "a 100
bushels No. mixed Western at gl1c, 10 900 bushels
jected do at s Oats nominal at 7vc for Western Barley
unchanged. Rye dun and nominal; market bare Mess
pGr..IIss,y ss' ,isst Sss Lard ise m r. ss:
corn 1000 bushels; dour, 100 bbls. ShipmentsCorn.
10000 bushels oats 2s 900 bushels.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

The market for wheat was even more unsettled aud nom
ss and Oh aex q q g S Say
era 70 any extent wheat s s IN many instances re!a
1'sas ssi for NS 'os awsStes
snS ess for sss .r AND
Gsorgis ss 70 q Tor white G.lfo,na s"d ~ for .ew
sss" 81: % :s' f
81 % p @ sasc Sy wa. ao" sSc Sr aa' ss
load sale sold at 81 " FOR shipment while part OF load
S s, H5s c sd @
81 y % y or rGs ns oss - q II dss" @ ad
lever 1be sales were oonlnsd @ $1,000 bushels g soc
nat were daIi, aud prce. We're 70, sniteg noaai
sSd s% ss IS s
5 @ ns :. 0G At ~ @ per lard @ 10 G.ss os
ay ssSS s sosss sseSs e s
far a. @ 9 Gss to 2sds % for orders tobacco "
.GOss! oIorH saes were made Of 100 bales ia lots Al
Ar was inactive and drm ut 81 Cor shipping and 81 65
Hors previous prices ruled steady and Sales TO
Trxr was inactive Manila was quoted norinally at
likc. gold
steady. Sales 81 hhd,. Nuevitas q, SIC
NAVAL sTorns splgits turpentnc continued moderately
lots yer @ csoase an y sslow ss sc "a Che close
YORK bols, a eoc and iOi do. bond, sOc. Rosns
Wes the aner grades which were In sn. supply %ese
yaes " .srs e Without de- decided e1snss +, & sales @ % ps
g. r. Strained Inv ana 81 oS TO- e of
tar a small sale Of Wilmington was made a. 50
At
n"Ss sss q sS .
The pork market was A. the comnsn cement
sssssns "a ~
confined mostly to trade requemcnts though there was
sr" 500 !Ss ssi sos ss IA 6, ga
% Ss DC sr ss Sss for %s u.s. s @ sS
crate demand The sales were l25 bbls At SO sss for
were %ss 'i aai and md, nominal H s fierce
elected For GU. meats the demand was seiye and prices
hams and ioc Iosc for shoulders OF bacon heard
&C sales The lard market ruled very firm the !rncsa ,s
ic ss isr ws:srn; G%sss steady g i,ss .,,
but prices remained rm the sales 600 bbls bulk,
ard ats and iGS Do 20 bulk low GRAVITY del,vera
Che gh offerings and fair demand standard white closing
august al sio Susersopson 800 do do for The balance
of this month"; on private terms and 2 DO prime white
aSsheS the sales embraced aco bbs standard white
ss ap aor August - 4 Sec ss,$c o. % do prime
light straw to white. for August at Soc o. 2oo9 do.
b. and 1000 do, the balance OF the year Ic b.
R'cr was less aciive small sales Carolina we're made At
decline &c s ls %srs: sss.r was
iilc iiJsc The ssjo hhds al IL i2c
quiet but steady q. issc l5e for soit yellow iSc
isc for soft white and i7c Tor powdered crushed aud
sEEDs.-Glover was moderately active aud very Arm
llhc i2c. Timothy was steady At " " 70 Lnseec
quie and we heard Of no additional sales prices were
in fair demand q, and arm Sales 5000 lbs
TALow ruled firm. with fair demand; sales is5c lbs
wnis.srHkccsp.s. i9s bb, The market wa. duh and
prices we're nominsIiy unchanged
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
SAILING or TINE JAVA.

Boston July Il, 1867.
The steamer Java sa!ed.rom here to-day taking out
hundred and twenty nye passengers for Liverpool
and ,wcntyy for Halifax and $l92. 800 in specie for
Liverpool
Among the passengers are Mr. and Mrs Cyrus W.
Field Re-. Dr. Jackson wife and daughter. OF Hart
ford: Marshall Ieferts aud sou. OF Now York Mr. K 3.
Townsend. Henry Perry and D. J castoi Of Now York,
all for Halifax
Among the Liverpool passengers r. G. Bidde,
wife and daughter OF Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Aver Of Columbia. S. C.; b. Rubens, Of Now
York; b. ]. Dol yalende. of Havana Ms. W. B Can
field. Of Baltimore; T. G. MITCHELL of Cincinnati: vii
Lam +. Robson. d. Thomson and John T. Townsend OF
Now YORK and Professor u. LOOMS of Now Haven.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

Respecting English railroad securities the Times
says
The railway markets have experienced q reaction from
the depression that lately affected them. There Is
now decidedly moro frmncss and opinion begins TO
prevail that on the eve OF steady Improvement
In this department At the meetings recently held the
shareholders have shown strong disposition to consent
to capital being raised 10 order TO afford means for
enabling the directors 10 meet the interest debenures
existing liabilities As this appears TO bo 50 mauestv
the case, may be hoped that after some sacrifice tho
shareholders will again into the possession OF
remunerave properly. Tho rise in prices 10 by no
means considerable; Il may perhaps be looked upon as
somewhat moro important when We bear in mind that
nearly all other departments OF the Stock Exchange
have been dull and depressed
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

BoorH. or Grcnport L. T.. to Miss KArr DURsucssa. -
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CtnsE--MoCLANr On "Wednesday, July H. u the
residence or the bridss parents, by Rev ID. d. ftou
B CiOsE, OF New York, 10 ELsr, daughter OF Jons-
than hcCianc. Of adfsctown. NJ J. No cards
G'ssos -GuEs -0n Wednesday. July II, st tho res(I
dence OF the BRIDES falher by this Rev Josepn Price,
Mr. jons SUOTr GmsoS 10 Miss FANNY S., daughter o.
John Giles. ESQ, all OF this city No cards.
California and New Hampshire papers please copy.
GLAsss0sD--NolsRsxs On Monday evening, July Is,
At the residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev jobs
Dowiins, ID -, HAIRY t;LAssFcRD 20 isAssL r. McBn%,
both OF ths city
AzIrr-MAnsaALL.-OnW Wednesday, July II, BY Rev.
: d. Burchard, ID. d., Mr HooD HAzLIrT, OF Wese
Frankfort NJ " TO MSS HsLes MAnsaSll sf this city.
Misos-HAYs. .--0n Tuesday July 10, at the South
Baptist church, TweutS NTH street by the Rev. 8 VI
Knapp JOIN MASON. of ban FrsRcisco. CAL, 70 MART o.
HAYS second daughter VI Colbert Hays Esq. OF this.
city
UfRlsx-rE.SAx x-On tuesday July Ia, at the resis
dsucs OF the brides father bv The Rev. 0Neill, Axi
DREW r. OBsIss. of m, gomery Ala, to Miss MANY r..
eldest daughter Of Richard Ternsn Esq. Of Brookyn.
NY Iar t.M
TsAH--ElxUs- Tuesday July 10. al tho Thirty
fourth street Synagogue by the Rev Dr. Kramer. Mr..
EpwaxD TrAH OF New York. 60 his AaSs ELxus. d
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