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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-10

The extreme abundance and chespness OF money In
England and on The Continent causes . considerable
amount isft here the credit OF foreign houses
and hence rsmittAnccs made slowly This monetary
sass 10 sn increasing the last weekly return OF the
bank OF France received showing further Increase Of
EssS, 900 steriins. making . total IN ie vaults Of
fs5 100000 In the corresponding return Of the Bank
- England Of coin and bullion IN both de-
pastmens Of f4oapi& also shown. making the total
ga sss
We have received communication from George
vicks a Co, reference whose failure made In
ahis column yesterday. In which these gentlemen state
that their liabilities amount 10 81, 7ss ISL a. with assets
q sl,sos,5i1 40
The receipts for customs aud the receipts payments
end balances the Sub. Treasury Ans CITY for the
expired portion Of the week have been a. follows
Cs1s'ors H0us -----sib- Treasury------
Rtccipa. Rsceps. Pdymsr,s faldrcst
Suy q. t2o0,o6l tsssSS76 $40 sf0302 $f2s POS 900
Jsly ~. $4,000 1,4i20S ls,is',Is III, i22,su
The aggregate value Of exports IeTcusvs OF sp.cs)
from The port Of New York to foreign for the week
ssdinx to-day was ssoss,57o.
silEs AZ the NEW YORK sTucs tYsalsa..
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Marine Disasters.

BARE xxrxoR tBr) Mason, from New YORK Juns 10 FOR
Londos has been burned The carpenter and
four OF lost she had cargo OF 81 1 gals
nspha 10 ga ibs psrsno 27 gale petroleum, s7so do Pc
rs6ned sso do iubricans OIL go bbls spirits sur
pcntne
Roxx. from New Orleans for Bordeaux, which had
teen aground the SW Pas bsr fr three week, wns
pushed OF The sn alt BY tewbest Equator Captain
warren.
ss,s 10 BAsc.lo ,Issr. frsu new or,saaa ssfor. ~
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olhariposa. pref
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY. July e-6 p. N

BRrswAx dun aud nominal.
corsrr Rio remainsd dull and In the absence Of sales
prices were nominal Other kinds unchanged We
quote; Rio Prime l9c 1919; good. IKE isc; fair
Ioc letr.: ordinary, llc 5kc fair 70 good carr1--
IsiSc t7tSc: java and bars Sc 25c: Mnraeito
l7isc 1879 Lagusyra i7c q 49,; 81, Doingo l5s(c
i6c gold ST. duty nad. The stock ~ Rio IN New
do AMI Baltimore 300 DO. and o. other Kind, in New
York The daa * 29i bags ncudnr ps bags java
SIS Msacaibo 7sss bags Lsgu4yra sS2 other de-
sc-iptons M
yious quoattons sales Al 2Skc asSe Poraee Lake
Detroit was quoted NORMALLY axe, and Baltimore ave.
CorTov--rhe demand continued moderate and the
ket scarcely firm thnfgh prices quotably
lower. The sAles 800 hsies We quote -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

church. Cincinnati. bv Rignt Kew q L. hCINAne ". H.
BRADFORD, OF New York, to Miss L PnIs, OF cncin-
CIrxxsrs-wurrrrs. On Thursday Jrns 81, by the
Rev Thomas Dewitt CHARLES J. CLKxEsrs TO ELzABrrH
A wHtELER, all q this city.
suxxKarrElp -CoRSwnl-- Brooklyn on Tuesday
July Q, by the Rev T. D. Andrews, D. D., B. SUMNER
Died.
ARoSsos Tho members OF he Hebrew Mutual Bench,
Society are hereby notified that the funeral OF Mr.
ApoSsox will take place this ,wedne sdayi morning at
nine oeISsk from his % E TsHSSnS. y ws. weh
BARrow-A, Fort Hamilton, N Monday, July s.
MANILA. daughter Of the late BasilI. Barlow
Funeral at - petor's csurch wes.chester,
this w afternoon at ep'ciock Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited toet,eud.
Mpsn ws- y, Frs@er,et Butler sss, a. years.
The relatives ard friends OF the fanir are invited TO
attend the funeral from No lei Court snest Thurs
Brsss On Monday July 8. ylraArxr srrs-, M
The relatives I'D frends respectf ,lly invited 10
,usnd the fuSeral, from the residence OF Mrs Mary
Ann Fercy~ corner Of Greenwich Charlton streets
tbs NV eicsdayl morning. haifpast ocock 10
s., ~eph's church, corner OF sixth avenue add West
Wellington place, where requiem mass viii be osersi
DOR The reposs Of her SOUL aud from thence cavary
BYRvx--on Tuesday, July Q, Gxnsr Bvavy. OF M,
Parish OF Arsiow, County wickiow, ireland, agsd ~
years
Friends and relations cf the family are invited 10 A.
tend his funeral from residence $40 Greenwich street on
Thursday afternoon ct one O'Clock
-~~~~-st
J. Cisro.
The relatives ard friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral services Trinity Chapel on Thurs
dav afternoon, hsfpast three o'clock Her remains
viii be taken to Trinity Cemetery for intermeut
Cor Isl dceny. on Monday. Jaiy 8, AnRED, eldest
con OF Alfred and Csiharno Cox
The relatives and friends ~ tbs family are respect
fully invited 70 attend The fuDcra from the residence OF
his parents No. rs Cortland street. this Wednesday, a
te noon ut too O'Clock. The will DO inferred
Calvary Cemetery.
CrEffs On Tuesday morning July Q, AFTER q long
iflpeea Crn~ru. IN IA ~ n aoo
Relatives and fr ends OF the family invited 70 At.
tend the funers from bis late residence 1c0h street
aod Harlem rvcr Friday afternoon al three O'Clock
Harlem boat Iesves Peck Sip at half past one O'Clock,
lasting at 12oth street.
ming. July g. AbsAx CoKkLrT, aged - years, q months
and days
his relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend Mo funeral this "WEDNESDAY evening at eight
o'clock, from bis late residence Van Ninke street. near
Academy. Tho ramsins will be taksn 70 fsrsmas n. j.,
for iutermert
DUxviILr.--A Nsssburr.. ~ Y, on MONDAY July O.
WILLIAM A. Duhvufx u. after short illness.
Funeral Ills iwsdpsscssl afternoon ~ forr O'Clock.
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con REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY INF0R-
WAU nation pertaining ~ two soma Pado and Fran1
cisco Antonio, aged respectively 10 and years who rad
away the 3th June with their harp
VOL and buit hair short and speak but little
English last sesn near Providence Please address
Michel Angelo Russo, n Thompson street, New York.
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@OS REwARD.-LOsr, FROM ITO HESTER STREET.
OLC corner OF Forsyth Tuesday, July 8. . Whit
For Dog The above reward will be paid q ths
above place. JOdN y. OIiO.
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TIE COURTS.
ssHgSupr COURT.

Petitions Filed Yesterday.
James VIII ans and Nathaniel W. Burtis both Of this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-10

CAsDaEs-Adamantine were unchanged. being steadv at
s<c Gle Sperm quoted at Sc AGO. and patent at
&c Soc n ~ -
CrxExr.-Rosen steady at 81 g.
byEwooDs supply restricted business
what Sales 10 tons Honduras terms ST. Do
mnro ogwood qnoted at SIS SIG gold; the last sale
was made at 81 currency. ~ 90 's
DRUGs DyEs.-Chemica1s modera,e'v active
saes 2w kegs bicab. soda sc tc. gold 800 do. d.,
10 arrive private terms 80 Sal soda at ~ e5 So
sssc CURRENCY 20 lrims csusc soda at s'sc got for
ing powders t4Nc. currency; 100 do do at 3c. SIC
gold 10 oil ans 900 bs tsrsric acid l5S bags
bebs and 800 b,iss Gambler o private terms
FtouR GRArS --Receints. 8 f7 bbis four Ss5 bills
and 40 bags G5 bushels wheat 20 O6o do
81 COS do. and 800 malt The market much
buoy mt and with good demand from the trade and for
cosstw!sc shipment prices advanced from l5c 25c the
market closing firm at the Improvement California noor
also under a good demand. Southern -four
the inquiry was fair and prices vored sellers 10 the
Indicated In the snboinsd revised quotations The sales Of
al descriptions embrace about 1900 bbs Rye nour
hrmer under vigorous demand The sales comprise SO
bhs generally 1T from 81 so 80 Corn meal steady
but prices were mnde 500 bbls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

'GES. sHERiDEN seems admirably adapted to
the business for which the authors of the & re-
construction measures of Congress intended
to use the various military commanders in the
6osth--to,Wit,: ito procure such % .registratiou
Of voters as to leave the negroes in large ma
jorty. The result Of the registration in Lou.
isiana, under the rigid rules laid down by
Gen. Sheridan, is thus far as follows:
,Adyices from New Orleans show that $4,000
persons have been registered. there voters un.
der the reconstruction act The white people are
registering very freely now, but the oolOred men
already hsye several Thousand majority in the
State Of Louisiana. Returns from the reyistra.
tions show. that five colored men to one white are
being registered on the average. I -iad Fl.
There was but one flaw in the calculations
of the radicals when they concocted the pres
ent reconstruction scheme. They calculated
correctly that it would place the majority OF
the votes in all the southern states in the
hands of the negroes: but they never dreamed
that many of these negroes would be so stolid
and ungratetul as not to vote the radical ticket
1t threatens to turn out, at the elections for
Congressnen' hereafter, as in the case of the
election for Mayor in Pensacola, that the ne
groes may prefer to vote for Southern ex.
rebels, decent, intelligent, honorable men, in
preference to the yankee rough-scuff that con-
stitute the bulk of the white radicals now in
the South
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18
Riot at Mobile.

Mobile was the scene Of quite q serious riot
on Tuesday of this week. Judge Kelly, NJ. G.
from Philadelphia a blatant and imtemperate
radical, was there, and on Tuesday evening,
undertook to make speech. He had pro-
cecded about fifteen minutes in his remarks,
when, in the outer edge of the crowd, there
appeared symptoms of disposition to create
disturbance, and cries of "put him down +"
were heard-whether referring to Judge Kelly
or the ring leader of the disturbance is not
known; but Judge X. took it to himself, and
exclaimed, 81 tell you that you cannot put
me down. The 10Th infantry are atm back,
and if they cannot keep the peace in Mobile
the United States army can"
Such language was little calculated to con-
ciliate, and a sudden rush towards the plat
form was made. The chief of police attempt
ed to arrest rngleader on the border of the
crowd and drew pistol on him. Soon the
discharge Of several pistols was heard. A ne
gro was shot in the head and fell. Judg
Kelly was dragged out of the range of the
fire and hurried off to his hotel, Firing bv
this time became rapid and ndiscrin.nate,
upon the crowd flying in all directions.
A white man and Il negro were killed, and
number wounded. A military detachment
was sent by Col. Sheppard, who soon dispersed
the mob and restored order.
Next day large meeting Of citizens Of al
shades, and Of all colors, was held, who passed
resolutions declaring the outbreak to hay,
been unprecedented and purely fortuitous
denouncing the rinslcaders, and inviting
Judge Kelly TO remain and make his speech
promising him protection, Sc.
There is little doubt but the direct incitc
ment to the MOD was the bullying language q
Judge Kelly, threatening to crush them wit
military force. Senator Wilson has mad
speeches all over the South, and has met wit
no symptoms Of disturbance anywhere, an
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18
Ante Mo.tem Obituaries.

A week ago we were edited by reading in
the Cairo Democrat" the Springfield Reg
ister," and other papers, quite eloquent and
touching obituary notices of which the prn-
cipal subject" was the Hon S. S. Marshall, NJ.
c. from the Cairo district, in this state, whose
dccease at Washington was circumstantally
announced. A few days later, we were s. thrill
led" by the eloquence of series of similar no
tices having the Hon. o. Ii. Browning. Secre-
tary of tie Interior at Washington, for their
subject. Dispatches however IA late as yester-
day from Washington state that both these
eminent and worthy gentlemen, though risen
but recently from beds of sickness, are alive
aud attending to their official duties--the for
mer as member of the Judiciary committee at
tending. the Investigations Of the Impeach
mcnt business, and the latter at his desk in
the Interior Department. It looks almost as
if the premature announcement of the deatl
of these gentleman by telegraph had been {
preconcertcd affair, to afford them the pleas,
ant advertisement threading their own obitus-
ny notices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18
How it Works.

The first election under the radical recon
| structiOn military despotism bill at the south,
took place in Pensacola, Fla, on the 9TH inst.
for mayor of that city, and the following, from
a correspondent on the ground, shows how the
thing worked:
Blacks and whites voted, and full vote was
polled The issue was whether the whites or the
negroes should control the municipal government
OF the city. And the interest was increased by
the idea that Florida was to be anegro state, that
would be given over TO that class of population.
which would send to congress negro representa-
tatlves. The radical candidate for mayor was q
MAJOR III negro regiment stationed at the PEN
sacola Navy-yard. The opposing candidate had
been captain in the confederate service. All
the white men in Pensacola, except two or three.
and great many Of the negroes voted for the
latter For the former large negro vote was
cast, but he was beaten by one hundred and thir-
teen votes The negroes who voted for the radi.
cal candidate were extremely indignant that he
should have been beaten, and threats were boldly
made OF their intention to burn the place. The
matter became so serious that the retiring MAYOR
sent to Gen. Seymour at Barrancas, for troops to
quell the outbreak. A detachment Of mounted
men was promptly sent, and the excitement
Quoted down.
This is very fair indication of what nav be
expected at the south in tue future from the
universal negro suffrage experiment. The
whites will rule or the blacks vii! rule. It will
be St. Domingo or the opposite .at.
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tile ex-rebels are doubtless prepared TO listen
to Judge Kelly with the same stolid patience.
But there is no doubt, if the object ID to win
the South back to love and respect for the
Government. Judge Kelly is the wrong man to
send among them to make speeches; but if
the object is to enrage and infame the South
into the commission of acts that shall be made
the excuse for their further oppression, then
Judge Kelly is the man, and such We have lit
tie doubt is the object of his mission. t-'-''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

DEAD BODY FOUND.-On Saturday morning
last the body of an unknown man was found on
the track of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad. near Peru, the head having been sever
ed from the trunk, apparently by passing train
The coroner OF La Sale county summoned jury
for the purpose of holding an inquest, but sub
sequently facts were developed which led to the
suspicion that the man had been murdered and
then placed upon the track to give appearance
Of death by the cars. The jury adjourned to
Wednesday Of this week, to give the affair more
thorough investigation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

Colliery in England, little progress has as yet
been mode in extinguishing the body Of fire rag
ing at the bottom. All the shafts have been seal
ed up gu:lauli aal 1nt ,.l..I gssl, 5.!i
While s. R. Davidson, Of Woodford county,
was narrowing in the field last week, his horses
took fright and ran away. He was thrown down
and the harrow drawn over him; killing him
almost instantly.
The Henry, ILL.,, Republican, Of Thursday says:
During the heavy storm on Sunday evening, the
large two story house Of John Hyndmarsh on
Main street, was struck by lightning, doing con.
siderable damage to the house, and killing Mr..
Hyndmarsh instantly" 'o.... Z
The Internal Revenue returns are falling con-
s'derably below the average of last year. In some
districts the income tax has fallen as much as
nifty per cent. To-day the receipts were smaller
than tor many months, and did not exceed $3.50,
600. .t...a Ir. r
Hon. Elijah Hise, recently elected member of
Congress from Kentucky, and man long noted
for his probity as judge and incorruptibility az
politician and statesman, committed suicide at
his home at Russelville, KY, on the 9th inst in
temporary fit of mental alteration.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

THERE Is occasionally an innocent, honest
but amazingly unsophisticated republican who
affects more or less contempt for Wendell Phil
lips. Charles Summer, and other noted radi.
cal leaders, contending that they are as much
democrats as republicans, and by no means
control the action of the great republican
party" Here is what Wendell Phillips. in one
OF his recent ''lectures,' said to these limo
cents:
I'VE wish to say to these gentlemen that the
republican party owes its existence, its vitality
and its success entirely to the fact that twas the
most available instrument for doing the work of
the radicals, whose presence in its ranks is the
breath Of its nostrils. The moment it ceases to
be of use to them it will be abandoned and its
corpse will be found on the highway, near the
spot where the bones of the old whig party lie
bleaching
This is the simple truth The republican
party has been but a political organization to
give force and practical effect to the teachings
of vcnomous disuniOnists of the Garrison
school. His doctrines were more than "thc
breath in its nostrils." They where the soul
in forming and controlling it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18
Z = Ne uurops,

i
The burden ofthe csble dispatches during
the week has been peace. The conference that
met in London on the 9th, in week fixed up
the whole difficulty between France and Prus.
sia, and the two belligerents have shaken
hands and exchanged protestations of eternal
friendship The substance of the treaty agreed
upon is: .
/ 1. The territory Of Luxembourg is to remain
in possession of the king of Holland as grand
duke of Luxembourg. <st8aRl,A 81. .r
2. The naturalization of the grand duchy
is to be guaranteed by all European powers
participating in the conference. -
8. The fortress Of Luxembourg is to be ra-
eed. .t'''1','i. u
Thus the war cloud has again passed over
The prophets who a week ago had all Europe
by the ears, the world lighted up with con-
migration, and Napoleon for the twentieth
time hurled from his throne, are again at fault
The truth is, when the results of the late con-
ference come to be sifted, it will be found that
Napoleon again has outwitted them all. He
wanted Prussia out of the Fortress of Luxem-
bourg So he proposed to buy it. All Europe
took alarm they get up conference, and the
result is, Prussia must leave. That is all Ma
polcon wanted and he has it.
The I" government" had a triumph in the
English parliament on the 14th, by the passage
OF the reform BILL" as it is called-the bill
for the extension of the suffrage. by MAORI
ty of &c.
The death sentence of the Fenians convict.
ed at Misunderstanding Doran and Burk-
has been committed to Imprisonment for life.
There arc conflicting accounts as to the re-
suit Of the recent military operations IN the
island of Gambia Several naval engagements
have taken place, and both Cretans and Turks
claim success. The latest dispatch from Athens
asserts that the Turkish army, under Omar
Pasha, has been defeated in a general battle.
A telegram from Berlin announces the death
on the 18th, of l.. S. Minister Wright, of
dropsy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18
IL LOVELY MASSACHUSETTS,. following

IN LOVELY MASSACHUSETTS, The following
paragraph gives rapturous picture of .he
condition ofthe worlingmcn in Massachusetts,;
The Lawrence Mass american says that ncar-
ly all the persons who struck for the ten-hour
system in the factories, have gone back to york,
when they could obtain it, under the old system.
Many Of them have been suffering for the heces-
sarios of life during the term they were mem
ployed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

The Governor Of Illinois has appointed Charles
n. Gilman, Esq, of this city, member of the
State Board of Equalization, for the 18th Sena.
toriai District.-Ottaua Republicans.
The Republican probably means CHARLES
H. GILMAN, of Mendoza, one of the oldest citi-
zens of this county, and very proper man Tor
the place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18
RECONSTRUCTION 'CAsEs.--Tlie Supren


RECONSTRUCTION 'CAsEs.--Tlic Supreme
Court of the L. s., on Monday, announced its
decision in the cases of the applications on the
past OF the States of Georgia and Mississippi
for m injunction against the execution of the
reconstruction" acts of Congress. As had
been anticipated, the decision of the Court was
adverse to the application on the ground of
want Of jurisdiction. The Chief Justice, in
announcing the decision, said:
81 am instructed by the court to deliver its
decision in the of the state of Georgia against
Edwin M. Stanton, John Pope et a., and to dis
miss the case for want OF jurisdiction.--The
opinion of the court will be read hereafter"
1t is understood that three or four of the
justices dissent from the opinion of the major
ity OF the court, but no such fact was stated
by the Chief Justice. No written opinion will
be prepared IN the case before the December
term.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

KENTUCKY held her election for congress
men Saturday of last week, resulting in the
choice of Democrats in every congressional
district The democratic majority in the state
is over forty thousand.
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THUNDER AND LIGHTNING :"
EMERX7S
IMPROVED X | SOLID COPPER
LIGHTNING ROD!
PATENT PENDING.

Having an outside surface of and hnfincle, joints
ton feet long and connected without nuts screws riye
WIRE presenting continuous surface for the Transmission Of
electricity from the pon, the moist earth. point pcs.
the power VI dschargDg electrified body silently
the rod conveys silently to the groundtus continual
operating TO disarn III" cloud as IT passes.
All oxides nOn.cenductors OF electricity. Iron, when
rustcd almost useless conductor Copper is not ub
ject this disability wloit Is from six TO eight times better
attached h the building more parnancny than any other,
for the that the wind loosen and shake the
joints apart II be mashed up and broked the
case with sheet copper rods.
This rod received the First Premium Silver
Mcdal) at the State Fair OF Illinois, at Chicago
three entries
.. For sale at Wholesale retail,
EEERY MCFARLAND,
No. ] Canal Street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Those wanting rods and trough should see sample OF
the before ordering Samples be seen by calling
n. A. THRCOP'S Agricultural Store.
Orders left there will be filled promptly by John Stark
others employed to do
We warrant our work to give satifaction.
BY buying largely. and direct from the manufactures of
galvanized iron we get that which adapted to our wants.
and thus able to sell very low considering It's real value
Our copper lightning rods get direct the factory and
selling the cheapest ever offered TO the public We
sell copper rou at the price that iron has heretofore
been Sold
We defy Competition.
F.s EMERY, T.w. MCFARLAND.
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Territory for safe ut reasonable rates. or the
right to manufacture under royalty.