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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05

strcet.-THs CHILD SrIALER.
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I THEATRE FRANCAIS. Fouresuth street and Sixth
Ayenue.-THE ARABS THEIR WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES
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BANvARD's NEW YORK MUSEUM Broadway and
rhrtieth street.-LovK SEvxNry-sIx.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving plaoe.-TuE rrpRRrAI
TROUPE or JAPANESE ARTISTS THER WONDERFUL FEArs
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Pittsburg OIL Trade.

PITTSBURG, May ID, 1867.
Business, since our last, was VERY
dull. In fact, the sales were among the
smallest we have. reported for some
time. Buyers appear inclined to hold
off ana Tsee whctheri lower pricesfMM
be established. The river to Oil City
continues in good nayigable order,
there being plenty of water. The re-
ceipts were to D fair extent, reaching in
the aggregate o,4l7 bbls, by river and
rail. Of course, We have reference to
the raw material. Pie largest portion
of the receipts go to complete lots that
were sold some time since for future
delivery The crude operations were
as follows. 500 bbls, bulk, good gray-
ity, at &c, being equal to 12c, packages
included. We also note sales of l,3Oo
bbls.< bulk The terms we're withheld
REFINED OM.-The market is inact-
i've. Buyers were disposed to hold Off.
The result Was duh market, the only
sale reported bsipy ?ey ibbls bepded,
standard white, on, GALL duppx ls51;
Philadelphia, at &c, the purchaser pay
ing 81 per barrel for the contract. There
were no lots dis,osed Of for immediate.
ok y a..
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g&p1 55eltgtapht.
'G.TO THE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, May 15--Nosn.--Consolsa aa;
Erie ALI; Illinois 76l; bonds 72s. .
Latcr.-No change in the markets;
Erie AZ. aga T'AGI.l
pLIvERrooI, May l5-Noon.-Cotton
opens active; breadstuffs and provis'
ions unchanged; cornt 4ss 3d.; lard 81
Cd. b,..
Later, . P. M.-Cotton active ana a !.
yanced Id; corn declined Sd, quoted ~
AZ; others unchanged. 10,
LIyERPoOL, May 10. Evening"; III
ton. closed firm; middiing upianosa 80 80
III: Orleans liz; sales amount 10 Ec,ooo
bales; breadstuffs quiet corn decI,neo
ID: sales mixed western nv fss per quar- ,
ter: wheat unchanged: beef, pork anu
bacon unchanged; lard declined to 5Ss;
cheese firm ut 65sf for American; rosiu'
co,nmon advanced to Us Cd; fine un.
changed; petroleum Is Sd for standard
white. London market unchanged.
BERLIN, May f5.-The report whicn
has been i'm circulation that the rus
sian government had bought. or was
seeking To buy. % fleet of American IRON
clads is officially denied by the Pr"s'
sian naval authorities. ~tgS ~.
LONDON, May Is, Evening. 7C9nnlot-
ing reports have been rsceived mere -
to The result of tho recent mill tafy ep-
erations on the Island of Gambia sew,
eraI engagements have taken place anu
both Christians and Turks elaim VIC
tory. -
The last dispatches received from
Athens assert that the Turkish army
under Omar Pacha had been defeated II
general battle. .. or .1,g.l -.
Intelligence was received That tnt
bark Rover, Capt. Hunt, last reporteS
ut Swartow, February II, was wrecked
in the Chinese sea, and all the ere"
who had escaped from shipwreck, OK
cept one, We're murdered by the natives
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER,
WuEEIINc Mnr L. lsl.r

- sHH a
There has been good trade during
the week, with steadiness in the mar
kets. Flour is still scarce and high,
with but little prospect OF decline il,
price until harvest. ~. .,,i..-.
DRY GOODS-The trade is active
with no change in prices. We, quote
Prints: low MNlder, l0al3c; AInskeas,
ID; Wumsutta BE; j. Sanders, I5c;
new style American, 16al6s; Sprag,ie,
l1c; Merrimac, ID, Il. De Ldines::
Springs tyles -. Gisgkams.- Waverly
2Oc; American, 20c; Eancaster,- pc.
Bleach Muslin "a, i1alSc; 81, I5a2oei.
r., l9a27; 81, 25a30c. Broaa Has
IN: 81, llal5c: 7-sl6al7e; A., 1sa
201c. ,..rrx-.a-,-r, -
FLOUR-The market continues firm
and with good demand; X, f3iala.XX.
l4aatis; Spring Family I5IalG Winter
family l6l; Fancy la. -. = - ~, :, =,
PROVlSIONS-Market steady and
more active; Shoulders, new, iuaf0l;
plain hanisD halls; Xlards MsrcVS El3 /:
kegs flai O sugar ,eure,l, hams l5,c;
canvassed sugar cured hams Ice; clear
sides -; clear rib l2s; ribbed ll1.iE 81
/ GRAIN-NaEket quiet, with bnt Lit
tie change ID "a Quotations. WheatAf ed
y 65s3 w. Corn s0aS3eo Rye 81 "a sOats
5Oa55c., Barley, quotations nominal
none offering, Seed Barley Is. 10 - =,
HAY-$a0 u0a22 90. j,el 81 u.E s19iro
BUTTER-Plenty; selling ut 2ueeesc
EGGS-Are wanted; Ice.
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,CiacIn NATL slIarket. 4,

- -ahiG III n CINCINNATI, May 10.
= r1oJ-RAPriees declined, and trade
lbeaxx at IA O0ai6 2g sales of family
In snsctnr's standard, at Is 90. 49,,
IS THEATADn1l; sales 50bushels hill.
hide nj 3 %; No. ] red was offered nj
this: no spring offered. -. :,
e8RN-Active; salese q GOO bushels al
iSOa9i for No. in bulk, and l 0saf "a IN
aaekx closing ut outside rates. - -. =
0ATS2Steady, at 7ea73. -,
!, RyFEIuii; at 69ai 60 -
= IEf4Fne Fan ged aud dull. :
p WHIsKYlcfosed at 80 III bond -,
Hs MISS PORK 7 STEADY and firm at
B BIZ MEATs4lsfirn at salOc for
shoulders and sides and a good demand
for cltar rarori sides, with sales of ;sss5
Aids at 12ss but the deIiaud light I.
BIJTTERGDnll at 26a2S. : -
a CHGEsEADulf; new 12al4. ~
IINsEED OIL-Steady Mt l i5al AZ.
pFTROEEUM-Firm Mt 4Oa43 for re-
GoLD.Glosed a. i s6sat SO, buying
and I 81 selling. t..,,.,,,
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Ira b. Mcyay Il Co., bankers, report
the following quotations for Govern
ments in the New York market: .
The Philadelphia Age of Tuesds

says: g.. ..-.. 80,
The stock market to-day was inactive,
but we Ito not observe any material
change in prices. Those who do bust.
ness OH Change and furnish profitable
employment to the okers-outsiders
seem to devote their attention to gov
ernlnents, State loans, city skies and
other bonds, in which there il nothing
of speculation, but which return n good
Interest upon the sums invested. They
regard much moro the safety Of theii
capital than the chances ofllarge pros.
pective profits. This, however, is not
the course of policy by which nations
are enriched. Expenditures for the lay
ling out of new lines of railroad, for
the erection of large mills aud man
ufactories, and tho Development OF
our mineral and other resources,
wonld be moro wholesome symptom
and increased he national revenue. The
ltimidity visible, reflects the apprchen-
sions felt in regard to the future, and
no Improvement can be hoped for until
some definite settlement of oul intestine
kdivisions is ipade., The war-eloudA in
Europe has, fJr % TINE ut least, -blowA
over, Five-tyenties in London \ arg
quoted as before, Mt Us and in Frank
fort at III, while cotton is reported as
fquict. United States bonds sold 80 the
Board in very small lots, but without
change ofaprice. tI$2,0O0 STATE hyes
changed hands, and the JsaSs of city
skies reached Sl2 200, without any yari-
atieli for the new, but u, fractional im-
provement for the cid issues. Company
loans were very quiet. Reading droppest
slightly, and 500 shares soll. lPennsyls
vanial held its own, and tho Same re-
mark heldsgood Of Catswissa preferred,
lAmboy. ''--'>'' z 49,. :
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- o Jaw
OIIS--Carbon, 90 for reiineai ExMe
winter strsiee4 es5A n ssaFS IL ~
COFFEE t tytiyy a ssr ae I ffe3 eha
soDA-American at saasc; English at
Gle.
SUGARS-Gool lemapd and 6rm
SusatI house l1StiAe, ! cnha1 i2l
a13S III good to prime; Porto Rico
131a14 for good to prime, and choice
I4i;; hard refined f6t a. cofFse 16c I; B.
do. Isle. C. do. Is.
: SYRuPe-5Oa8oc fsr,loHezersdes 75ca
81 10 for goqh 10 beat slraldsa Porto
Rice Z e = R 81 PASS; SsN 9tlsr4s a vs.
A TfsH%fSkse hs lei Il s4la4a xhits as =
81 50aS Is: No. 2mAeksrsE halves, s.y,
do No. 3 ssf; do No. l, kits, va; LAKE ~
fish. very frm,ss Light stock ana IAN 4 a =,
,nond - s.-...,sG = 5rsa,IfS sta if-asD 81
NxII,s--ltd to Cd nails, s675 per ksg;
AZ and ON nails, o. O0per key; Cd and I'd
nails q Is; other sizes in proportion,
BROOMS-S2a2 50 for good and s. 00
n W for extra IisG: so abort 10 - !. =
sALT-S2 20 from yard, for Ohio
River 375 for dairy. 80 >. l.;f9 10 ir!is8d
CHEESE--New, 14ai6e. ef3 1,t ,oq.i,2
TOBACCO-75a7Sc for dark los, ia
and navy; Seal 81 for bright Is and
Is; 81 1Oal 20 for fancy chewing brands;
sOasl 90 for bright los. ala.als =. =
= SOAP-German &c; common SC; East
ern family l2a13c. scr =, 80, g. ,., -,
. CANDLES-City lnould taIlow, l6le;
star, 24e; hotel, &c. a ..",i5' "a. -,
RiCE-Caroiina l2e; Rangoop lie;
= observation-disclosures sole a4a55; Oak
a.: French calf 9Oa2 %; German do w;
American do | 5Oa1 IS; Harness 4ia42;
Upper 25c per foot; ,..'. /.
SHEEPSKINS-50al Co.. )
: STRAITS DILL 10 per barrel. >,
/ WOOL-The old clips are nearly all
sold, and the season has not yet opened
for new. There is much discussion as
to the range of prices the coming sea
son, and We hope to be posted next
week.
5 IS; 10x12, 6 w. - ~. .-.assaa ~
: COTTONS-Steady; yarn, 5Oa57c; bat
ting, 35a4Oe; Irvine, 6Oa70c. =, = 80 ~ -,
WHISKY-Steady ut 35c for bonded.
PARTNERSHIPS ut GOAL OQ per Id.
GINSENG-Snles at 70a75 per ID.
DRUGS & SPICES-Indigo l Goal IS;
yitriol Is; logwood 14al6c; maddcr, 10;
concentrated lye 90 per box for Phila-
delphia and 94c for Pittsbarg; cassia IS:
cloves so; nutmegs GO; pepper IS; al
spice -. s.,
of Glover exhausted. s'H..t
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RIOT IN MOBILE.
Judge Kelly Fired Upon-The Rioters
Have il all Their Own way-Severai
Killed mud Wounded.

New YORK, May l5.-The Herald's
Mobile special gives the particulars of
the riot. 1t says: Judge Kelly had
been speaking about quarter of an
hour in frank and temperate manner,
when there appeared to be II disposition
to create disturbance on the outskirts
Of the meeting. Cries of "Put him
down were heard, to which Mr.. Kelly
replied, al tell You that you cannot put
NE down. The 18th infantry are Mt my
back, and If they cannot Keep the peace
in Mobile, tn United States army cam
The tumult suddenly broke out Mt this
point by a sudden rush towards the plat
form, About one hundred people were
OH the platform, including many emf
nent citizens, reporters for the press,
&c. The IRISH seemed to he the signal
for the melee to commence. The Chief
of Police attempted to arrest u ring
leader on the border of the crowd, and
lie drew q pistol on him.
The cry of fire was then raised Mt the
corner of Royal street and instantly q
perfect fusiladc of pistols. was opened
OH the crowd who occupied the plat.
form, A colored man was here shot in
the head and fell. Some friends drag
ged Judge Kelly from out the range of
fire and succeeded in getting him away
uDhurt. Tho firing by tins time was
directed right and left among the crowd
in the street who were flying in all di-
rections. There seemed to be no at
tempt OH the part of the police to ar
rest tho violence, or if there was, it was
ineflieientCier the rebels had it all their
own way.
II WAS evidently lroconcerted af-
fair, aud was probably stimulated by
incsndiary articles in the rebel press
for the past few days. 90 ~ .r
Colonel Sheppard, whocommands the
military here, at once dispatched body
of troops to the Battle House, where
Judge kcpyyis stoppiBg, aud where
Col. Sheppard has taken up his quar-
t.fs'for the night. Several white men,
who probably had no part in the at
tack, were shot in the melee. Mr..
Goldsmith was killed and Mr.. Salsber-
ry, late Chief Of Police was shot in the
forehead. -
Apoliceman- had u ball put through
his wrista II any disposition to renew
the riot,is shown, It is probable that
the cry Afll be placed under Inartial
law. CVlonel SHEPPARD is now in coun-
ell with Mayor Withers. lsgor
The whole military force, who are en-
camped at,eut . mile from the place of
messing, have been ordered into, the
ciyS aud are nov. posted at different
points, prepared for any attempt ut .
renewal Of the riot.
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tionGaB nysrs of goods in ANY dsnessaft
cdnss1ibs their purchases 10 1the mar
lrowest ,limitss and to tsuch articles as
araa~erycertainlyIf ny their
customers.,s1 Tbsy Justify themselves;
and wisely, in doing thH ON the gFogHa
l4hat as q rnle. there seems TO De sure
lmarket only for goods that are lmmedi,
ately required, and that until . good
surplus of the ileading staples OF ffie
Commerce of the eountryfis Harvested
and safe, there will be no Teliakls basis
FOR trade. Paymeirts on cnrfent pur-
ehases are good, Basl old scores are not
by aaay naeans whelitawiped ouf,Ss7ns4f
+ The public are unxiouslyoexfectiug
sulnesoafcial renirtrfrom the CcmptroIi
Ter Of the Currency relative 10 the Bel
ma Bank failure and robbery the
bank appears to have Been fraud from m
the start 1t never had q bond fde cap!iE:
tai: its circulation Was used to pay for
the bonds upon which it was obtained;
a.,I the bonds dcp1sitcd to secure Gov
e.nmcnt depositsDwerc borroweds"ih me
stock WAS, prin cipauyl held by the pres
ident, who is charged with having, car ca, ;
riel Off nearly every dollar that conld
|be reached, includinga treasury depos-
IL of SIS. 0eOs The Government may re-
duee its loss, by lmeans of, the, bends
deposited at, Washington, but ior the
depositors, who were tempted by the as
suned guarantees OF Che national system
not one rcent is available. OF eonrse
the fraud implies perjury on the part Oh
the president and directors; but even
this scarcely explains the possibility OF
MIclr disgracefui frauds. The New Ut
leans Times hints thatFthe Selma Bank,
in common with other national banks
in the South, granted Reconsideration 10 .
the Government agents Tor the loan OF
the public deposits. l.eI ...s. gs. ..,- q
One of ,he officers Of the Bank OF
England said tho other day that I'm all
it's dealings with the. United States the
bank had never lost dollar by an
American" The largest "pieee Of pa
per, ever discounted by this bank was
bill for $500, 200, aud the largest amount
i'm one day was f2,5n0,0 900. This was
during the panic of May, 1866, when
the whole city of London was rushing
to the bank fol, relief. ,,...1 rr= .srlg,i
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Mexican News.

New YORK, May i5.-The. steamer CO.
lumbia, from Havana the 18th, has ar
rived. Vera Cruz datesto the 9th, from
Imperial ssurees report the liberals be-
siered at Puebla and Miramon pressing
them toward San Lnis. Miramon, 1T Is
said. was not even wounded. 1t is said
MaximiliaIi arrived ut the City Of Mexi-
co with I, 100 men on the 18th OF April.
Battle was given to Diaz, who was com
pletely defeated, losing all his artillery
and 800 prisoners, who were immedi-
ately incorporated into the Imperial
ranks. Juan Varez, also, it is said had
withdrawn all his forces from Diaz after
the Puebla massacre. ,.s o. -
Passengers from Vera Cruz say that
all the above is false and that Mirainon
vas not killed. Marqucse has 300 men
in Vera Cruz and was closely bcsieged
by Diaz with ll,uOO. MarqucSc has
abandoned Laeubaza and Chemltepec;
both acqueductS, supplying wafer to
the city, have been cut oil. There
were. however, several artcsian wells in
the city which could supply tho inhab-
itants with water, \ courier who has
arrived from Qn,rrtaro on the 2Sth, de.
clarcs the place more closely bcsciscd
than ever.
The general opinion in Mexico was
that the Capital would soon have 10
surrender. i. .
General Baranda, m ImperialiSt, had
died from wounds received from the be-
seigers. d -. ~, -. al.
There are two Imperial nlcn-Of-war
ut Vera Cruz, both iron-elad built steam
ers, Sieclc and Mcrcda,-'n the hands oil
the revolutiouistsn .-oTNTs ST
Vera Cruz papels OF the 18th inst. pub
lish no news.
Twenty-Five recruits from Havana
had arrived at Vera Cruz. Crime was
rampant Mt Havana. Several murderers
and organized bands of ass;lssins We're
roaming about. Forty or fifty had been
captured.
The financial condition of the city
does not improve. Several additional
failures have occurred, and more are
expected. .i-.. .a
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New York Market.

.o .a.u.-.l -gr New YORK, May Is. 70
CoTYON-tal cent lower; sales 400
bales at 2sta29 for niddling nplands;
,FLOUR-Receipts .6407 bbls; market
1so15 cents lower: sales of 5000 bbls
mt n 25al2 20 for supertine State and
western: u 50al4 35 for extra western;
IA aOal5 SIS for choice do; IL 75al4 IS
for. shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; and ia S5al6 90 for trade brands,
closing heavy. California flour dull
and lower; sales of 600 bbls. and sacks
at II %. Rye flour without decided
WfIsKY-Quiet ami steady; no re-
ceipts.
WHEAT-Dull and nominal; 25c low
RYE-More steady; sales of 5000
bushels at Gaaf ~ for western and l e
for State. ..l...r.... ...... .... A.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT--Quiet. o.. :,
CORN--Receipts y, 62U bl; market D
a5c better, aud more active; sales loo,-
600 bu at / 23al 23l for old mixed west
ern i'm store, l0al lSl for new mixed
western, | Is for white western, l 15a
% for yellow do, "A for southern
yellow, and / 22for white southern.
OATS-Receims 1859 bu; market la2c
lower, closing more active; sales 43,OOO
bu at -Oa53 for western, and ~ for
State. - >
COAL-Quiet and unchanged; sales at
auction of 10000 tons Pittshurg coal ut
4 90 for lump, 4 95a5 % for steamboat,
and A 9Oa6 0Ua4 05aI 10 for Chestnut,
showing a small decline. 90 si'
WOOL-Favors buyers; sales of 49,
600 pounds ut 50a6j for domestic fleece,
4Oa5O for pulled and 20a35 for Caliior-
MIA.
LEATHER-Solc quiet at previous
prices.
HOPS-Fair demand.
RYE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Quict and without dccid-
ed change. -r-.. 10 ,.rrL
SUGAR-Moderate request; sales ot
$50 hsgsheads at l0iall! for Cuba and
l1!alli for Porto Rico.
observation-disclosures II. Ii for crude
and 2Ga26i for refined i'll bond.
MOLASSES-Quirt and Wilton
PORK-Firm aAdquiet: sales OFF,, OOU
barrels ut - II az 2Oior new mess,
closing at % l. cash; - 90 for old, 1906
al9 - for prime, and y % for prime
mess. H1Grs
change. .... ,.,
BEEF-Salcs iSJ bills prime ut prcvi'
Ous prices.
TiERCE BEEF-Quirt.
BEEF HAMS-Quirt; sales OF :.
bbls at 10 COAL %.
BACON-Stcady; sales of 80 boxes
at III for short ribbed, and III for short
clear.
CIT ENTHUSIASTICALLY; sales o., Ifitit
packages at Sral0 Tor shoulders, ant
l2ali4 for hams.
LARD-Quict; sales 70 Pbllss at ias'
49,.
BUTTER-Hcavy, at llal5 for Ohio
enthusiastically, at l2al9. .
LATEST MARKETS. J.. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed 5al0- loweyron com
mon and l0a15 lower on medlnm.~ - o.
WHEAT-Closed dull and Lag lower;
No. > spring, , 70a2 rsQ; No. l,f2 GOA
9 %.
RYE-steady at l 6sal 20 for west
ern.
BARLEY-Nominal. ...-y,D.--y,
OATS-Firmer at s2a&I for western.
CORN-Free and unsettled; old ship
ping mixed western in store, l 23al 20
afoat, l2al Il.
PORK4Quiet;, neWfiness ~ 20 regh
lar, and VI Is bid. 'iA- -Il~lA-IS !
BEEF-Steady with q moderate de
mand.
CUTNEATS-Ip fiyrequsst aud un'
changed! Il. N!Eh CLNk
7 BACON-Quiet and steady at IL. for
short ribbed, aud l2E for slIoN oiear.
LARD-Dull at l3sa14 for fair ID
prime steam, and Eatal3t for kettle rem
| dered.
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New York Items.

NEw YORK, May l5.-James Nice af.
frey murdered his wife at his house III
Tenth avenue last night. He had fire.
quently quarrelled with her on relig
ious subjects, and beaten her.
Jonas b. Phillips, an eminent lawyer
died to-day.
Two brokers, named William III. Faugl
and Harrison, said to be Californians,
INDUCED in shooting affair IN Broad
street this forenoon, about adianlond
ring, and it is supposed woman was
the cause of the aifray. A large crowd
was about ut the time. L. j. Grace, u
telerrapher, WAS wounded in the collar
bone. Neither OF the parties concerned
were hurt Fiush was arrested ant
committed, the Justice refusing bail
Harrison is not arrested.
Revenue Commissioner David A.
Wells sails for Europe on Saturday tn
investigate tho condition of manufac-
turing in England and Belgium, and
the English method of collecting reve-
nue. by stamps, and the method of SUI
pervising distillcries, NC. II; hopes to
return by September, and will make a
full report to Congress.
III Is ptih'" 'shNs
Allison, from tho committee on Ways
and Means, will accompany Mr.. Wells.
A young man named William ii. Rus
sail was arrested yesterday afternoon ON
"a charg. al forgery preferred by certain
parties in Athens, Ohio. Governor Cox
had issued rcquisiiiun for the arrest
of the prisoner, and he was taken Ia
Athens this afternoon.
At the IIobokem races to-day, the hur.
die race WAS Won 10y Blackblrd, time
4:2if; mile dash won by Crl'ana, time
l:2.y mile and half dash won dy Della
ware, time 2:l74.
The passenger steamer Persia sailed
to-day. Among the passengers is Rev.
Nathaniel West, who goes us delegate
from the Old School Presbyterian
Church of the Upitcd States, to the Gen
eral Assembly ofthe Scotch and Irish
Presby terrain Churches, which will be
in session in Edinburg and Belfast early
in June.
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,,,vlyork s,oci. 1fnrket.

+ t'di . NV YORK, May 10, 1867.
$40 P. M.-American Gold 13Gsal31,
Ohio certificates 241a24ss; Canton, 43!
a4l: Cumberland coal. 3Q4a3l!; Quick'
silver. Ala2s; Mariposa, 7ao; do. pre-
ferrel,. l9a19i; Western Union Tele,
graph. 434a43l; Pacific Mail, lasa
9aS; Atlantic, 95a9Si; New York Cen
trail. 97;a97t; Erin, 63ta64; TO. preferred,
72a73; Iudsoni 10l3al0ls; Reading, l03ia
1881; Michigan Central l09fallO: Mich
iran Southern, 675a6S; Illinois Central,
li4Iall49; Pittsburg, 73ia74; Toledo,
1l3jall3i; Rock Island, 59!ae9f; North
western. $,a.55i; do. preferred, G0ia6Osi
Fort Wayne, 96laG. 40.
, Border State bonds higher; Missouri
81; Tennessee, extra coupons, GiS; new
Tennessee 62i; North Carolina, extra
coupons, t64. ..a..
Steamship shares ilrm; the earnings
of the Pacific Mail exceed 81 $50, 900 fol
the present quarter.
Coal shares quiet and steady.
Miscellaneous shares dull aud rather
lower. i~ p. N.rF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-16
FROM NEW YORK.
Arvival.- ID unsierberg-scnats WI.
son at New Orieans-Destruett

ArrivaI.-Dunde vii
son at New Orieans-Destruciivs
Storm.
NEW YORK, May l5.-Twelve thou
sand eight hundred and t~enty-si
steerage passengers have arrived at
New York since the LIST inst, from Eu-
rOpean ports. .
The steam ram Dunderberg, the most
powerful engine of naval warfare afioat,
has been sold to the French Govern
ment for three million dollars.
The Heralds New Orleans special
saws: Senator Wilson has arrived here
and will address n public meeting on
Thursday evening, and will leave foi
Washington next day.
During the storm OH Monday night
in this city, st. PauPs Church was
struck by lightning, but no serious
damage done. In Brooklyn several
houses were struck, besides the store
house at Red Hook Point.
The large railroad depot ut Plain
field, New Jersey, was struck by light
ming, caught fire, and was completely
DESTROYED