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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02

! Cine 9lasabI unferer; 9lbennellten
1bnlOeii l,ils, inande eirt ipolIes Sabr,
piele feds gRonate ilno cine Nfahe orei
Nlonate. 98ir miliIen 6arauf brin9en,
Dap osr Ql6onnemSntSbetfa fir Die alte
S6ulo; idipte fur eiiiett neuen Sermin
binnen bier gBOd, en eingelanot miro,
ipierieenfaas mir ole 3eituns einitel<
Zen ull6 Die siqmen Der Sduntigea
pnblisiren iuerSen.s ltnfere 8ebin9ung
1T Sorausbe5a bIung. =
Sic @rpebitio H.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02

gSerseicbniR, meitcr. Mn3ei8em
i'm b elt ig en- . latte
ssss'as III Sirner Mannerdor! geraniiaIs
sn luna bcuTe Nben6. -llbr.. -.
sNhR& BY Is. 81 ellbes, efo. as Is ebar Ctr
2elrer auf Der @uitarre uno i'm
sg sac I
nasg sslqna,a1nSg ssass MS. 8
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02
J Oani6fps,l IS p,eat,, .

Sic sfoIoeube EdbsIlc giebt ben Nus Z
falI Gee g8abIeii In Sta6t unb County
l0meit es rtnglid) iuar, 6enielben itts
Aeatiae Blalt IL briiaeit: 9 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02
8reitag, ben 2. anauit 1861,


.s,spNsP 0ie 1eiesiGe Nf1 elid,f dit, tpie
~ mir baS re9elm6fi0e Stblicfern Der
3eitumaem bmreb bic xrdser 9araats
tiren f6nnen,- Iieat rarin3 tpenn
aa49ts glbcmrieitte Ste BON SEN sSSrdeern
ii6erSangens aDernet, uns fgfOrtiee
.3aaH sGn3eiee mad eit.,fuiaes4.ss ma Is =
EE Mnseiaen. bic ms Nbenoblatt
aes' setadt Det6er fOfeh, lniiifen big llPa :.
teltens 2sllbr 9labmitta9S in Der Once
.5e5l sabqelie { t iueroet.a-- @benfOE STEMS
un6 9totisen aGer 9lrt, Die Sers ODER
leuer 6reune spsFpltesgetHliidlt ~ baben
'0ufthlpeialfa ~ - ssp aHx ~, So.
t...,.s - EH- gleubefeIuuAen auf Die ,,Sen<'
neHce Staats 3eitung" fonnen bet'llDen
asas.s 81. 80 ruffle IT., IT. storSs 6 oGeseitr,
- So 49,. @rnft 8sobI, @ernantnton i.
g,.,s b.. g. S.ut s, Sranflln SPITE
''s lbgeaeben peroen: .,s .s = 81 S.
. ..s!., Sieieniaeh nengn es 81 tbeuer
i 1sasE miro, in Der tdeliden 3eitumg an afts
nonciren, f0nneu bas ,@odyenblatf"
fsbenubRel peldes sebenNls qn iamnte
'' lide fasIids @bonnspten bertbei t pi u
re- Sic ipodlentlide @taatssei@
.sa ~ tna foifet mad alien Sbcilen Der Union
nerianot SO per Sabr. stad Seutfdls
80 ,t33S4IdnS,geii nfdIi eBlf9f6e YOrs
.fais1iS g, $3.50; mad Der S9iueis 400
--4s.4pertOfrei Ginselne 9lumnterH nad
gnropa 10 @ents pOrtbfret. 5,.a
@olbatea bar @sagf., iir8stsen ednse
ea4perbela ernlfti9 trfutt, Der Sennelee StaatsS
3eitun8 lberaa gsEbreitung 81 asbsn. s9'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02

,Meeltrirnnes s@ennd1Eiener, niebtfgepiE
gei5 @ellerlI Gppper faftbte Die
aeipiilntea Wannidaften iofort per
@titd5iiB nB. q SlijDiirhen effabren
mir. baB &ube iDieberbereeiteat 1T.
: 4oreen. gGeiterss,a
r. ST., u II, @eooftepr bes
y@bri{tIiden 9lpologeteH in Gincin<
matt. latigte bente lnorgen bier OH.
SerfeIbe ipirS befanntlid ami Sonntae
Die tleue oentfde MetboOiftenfirde in
Germantown eintpeiben. .siss HuG1
Sir beipillfolnrnell ben sbriuir6i4ef |
Ser @oIiegen, 6erSlibit in Der Saupt@
itaOt eS'ieit geltern in gSabrbelt re-
Sc0nfrairten Stdates &tnne6ee. IA
n ger SD .eoeor Erame rni d)t.la
berl5o eldnseno. 8efAlaaeite Slcater
niu6 nibt erfparten ibaB mir nod lan@
ger ben 3eitungsfampf nit ibnt aufelI
red)t erbalten tperbe1. @r Got iidIl
|, sstpprs 3d9p1iber un6 geneiner Ser
Islalimoun9en sge9 y uns in oTentiiden
&eben url6. in ieincm Organ" be-
| 0ient; so6s mir bnItetr esGnidJt fir
notbmehbia unsi u j h egenaber bel
.DeEx 3afbpiue @opn.anes Bic uns uno !.
dtRt pe1an sas gcurtbeifen ipeiB, ,liI
hbettbeibi9eu.
IL HIP pas unfere. Sen, ilqtion feinesl
8ribntdaracters hcfrifft,p 10 NOR biesi
-4fet6e natiltIib mir 10 lange ant @lab
IalS er ais @auoi0at fur elm 6ffentlis
aeHes t9tnlt borsibenfs aslblifnin ftanD.
| 9tlio big bierber unb nidt meter.
IE@ tsponOen3cn bon unfren ebemnlis
8aeu e6reuno bonn Salt ,9iiber aus
lmoBin Ct 9eitern @benoa dbreilfe, fonenI
lnns itets piqfnmrnen fem.
.GB Nir erfabren aus snberfdifi n
ger auelleg baB S8illiam 8riber ae1
1tsrn frliBt einen 9le9er, Der felt 4 biz
u B .Sabren trcuup5 re0li1 bel ibnt ala
Sausoiener feline 4sflibt eetBan, mud
Dem. s8ienft entlallen babe, iuetl bet
h geipillenstrsue Mailn,, es berpeigerfel
6aS Gtberioge Strfet gu ltimliieu. 9et
lheigene 5dnuie9erlpAua pes alien Ya1
irons bDrte, bon bieIer ibntuBiaetil
4 San6fihgsheffe, fdnbtena9 bembetrefs
I3ifenben 9leaer,sa 9ab ibn Elm 3inmer
+ 5mnesdt nfenanoHberlprad tbnt S0aro
bis er cine a1lScre aStclle befommen
fam. m = s., 1i,5s y !, s.7s,sss s.. 80.
Ollie Die 9eatte, iuel6e TO i6mabe
Il lider gSeiie. DerludteE, 6urd Sntrif
Iaaelualler 9lrt ole 2eute au iibert6l :
Il pelibllnO lie lid. nitbt ibeafen, raOifale
i, Stimlngcber aus bent 9ieait 81 ents
sIaiIeuz he'll iie ibr 8etpillen ilidt Ders
faufen iuoIlten, 1in6 aufnotirt i'm
kafd)lparseiT 8pd unbspie 8eit Der Ser
t6eItlliIgApitb fomlnehk J ~
ser afattbiaa 9etre, MiteIieS
Ser s5afuadriz Qoge u1b pes beutldyel
neutrality-suspicious. ffarb borseitern
!. A Hbr YlbenoS an sallgemeiner 9lbr
| Se1rfna. @ein Seid)enbe9angniB fauo
beiite Mof9en 10 Iibr in fegr feierIi<
der 9Selie itattrasan,s.s s, ss1as 9
l.isFst Sin anberer belltlder QanSsmann,
L iSerr @riil,er; fdisDr geitern aus bieiem
2ebense@r 3tarb an ODfenterie. Son
hehr9 8f9rabniB feanten mir Bic 1ekt
nidts IN @rfae'b1 abr bringen,
Rr 6 rnfB OIL ilt nit 1874
Stimnrnau nus 1894 gum SrieOensridter,
.nnS 9fphsrt 6titlniiller nit POOL Stim ;
/ men aus 1858 gum Gonltabler erluablt
iOorotti. gBir boffer, SAP llnlere oeut>
f fdJen 8rautbe fid nidJt Dem @efiibl Der
/ i0anfbarfSit gegeu bic Sdiuarseii ber>
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02

fiboi, 9furfsetsboro Bass @elaat nm %
Nlanus aailj3 rim 0fonbies baben. pen
MepNtTirHaea s@piansilReners nie6trgepi
d3Iagea. @eusrli @opper ianbte Die
gepiindtea Mannidaften iofort per
@tita5 iB nb. - Riijhiftlen <effabren
mir. baB &ube fuisberbereeitellt 1T.
Wor9er 9Beiterss. ,.atsse
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02


-11111l1@s slL4111AIiI
Sic Sfdbmatsbiueas ipelGbc anf Der
sili Narifer 9Seitdns ftenmne @rcifc,
erbatfen babcD ss}
Ser Sons Ser Original. GSffnser, hbtlt
eiits GesIbt @lebaille uub piirbe gum Sitter Der
He6sTsnfesiOH lfnannt ais Der srcse yis4ier III
Der Sunni, nit geaf9ffrit sanaben.
Die gBbssIttkunS gtytIfOtt gidbmalbine. bee.
. fam bic bS6Fs 9,E&mie pnS: 9eISmrbaiae fir
: ,,gyettcafemaifEg scit bldbadl6inen."
Die 8torttee rurSr nit elmer Silbsrn.s-i
asbafae beSa6tunn3isa y mn, sfg,i
Dir@eeD erbieIt etenfaaS eiae Gi(teme-
Sdilfe.a 9 .HatlnlIsa seii2 ssisE
u. 8igSspe euipFng zine 8relise. @rbaille
fir feline gfa6nafHilrr.a ,tf0S
DIE gntfsieam Button pole Gcnpaanie
trhrSes iir fbfs saiitt pole Mal6ins MD II. Il.
ner &jlbegs Dlfbaiae ybeebrt.
Die Union 8aiion 5ele Gmbreibrry 60. IN
Bottom bftami cine tsgf6iSe- Msbaile. ,nal,
garErant unb 5aatrn Nep gorf, erbiellrn
s.eIqe, 9Fsp,s;g 'sbaipe fir itre 8aitpr eslr
i3peiunbattgig 9fGtmniHincn, Ubne bic
Button 5eIe @alsinsn,, pafsn .elsseltrQt.
sDaper Ianen allf BIZ Der Siaatra IS, SSramt-
! reid rs, Gnglanbff, 9elesn 4, bic beniltben
Staaten 6, Seifrsi9 8, GGnemarf 8, Stalisn
!, 4 iinb GaHnSa 5. = !. - 800
4 Slplnat mad Mcs Sc giurb Cherry 15Gra6s
unb brtrabsetSif glaeniaf9iHE peI9e-Sen er-.
Zen yFeis orpaari n pafie 1867 IN paris
1851; anf.trr ecnbOner gaSftaans 1862 nnb
auf iammta6en stasife1ansrt ID ben gagfu.
giaaien.
2glm 2toc 30. g. WaIFer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02

"a ~ Ser ns1itei, 9eetsla ur licat
,giitfer aRbelent Die 4Hidt oh emen
Senator fir Den 8ereintgteir 9Staaten
5sHat an5t.lle @atte foh'S 3l tuohlen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02

Sabi6ifon Gsonntp. 8ropn<.
tolv'g Maioritat, foiueit biz icst eiiieieIr
f,,nri III # i,in,..Neii 5adH1i01 20 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
SHIP PING NEW 8 .
PORT or NEW YORK, AUGUST |. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship Arrona, Maury. Aspinwal-PacifoMals Steam
steamship Columbia Barton, Havana-Atlantic Mail
steamship il Livingston Baker, savannah--Livings,on.
Steamship Monska, Marshman. chariesson-Iivngs.on,
steamship Ellen 8 Terry Chaplin Newborn. NC Good.
ssF1,Sss Eng Norfolk City Point and Rich
ship Good Hope Hanson San Francisco-w Coleman
Ship Geo Peabody, Paine San rrancsco-s Merchan,
Ship Adler (Breml. Schmidt LcndO1-unharS Co
Bark Pa vince tBr), Anker Cork and market-D Bins'
BARK Sord Pol Prus) Wallace. Amsterdar--wm Salem
BARK jackson (Br) Menick. Cow Bay-Brs,,, Son
Bark c s Rceers, Bolton, Cow Bsy-J " Llwen CO:
Bark David Nickels Co2mos, BostonI a suck GO.
Bn s Mary Mary Grace tBrj. Petts wndsCT-orandAn I'm.
Big BESSIE tBr To6p s. John S B. Son Co.
..seSr i Thomas, Robinson, cadz and .nsrkct-Bcn'y.
A sehr 4 Ti lnH' 1Br) Clue, psra-r Moran.
ser cleaner or MePheT.an P'r.ao Lqdms1p s Z CO.
ssSr Conrad Fox Montgomery, Richmond. vavan Bruns
schr Ianarauc. nm, rhnsseiphlaaresss Thomas.
sohr Mary, spTingseisl, serhsveua Ferguson Wood.
Arrived.
oaeensiowS gif with n,d,o and 4s PASSENGER. =
s Bale ESs.55 s. q sas Sgsa
f haS Sos s vssse9 1 H.ns asng
E lat i6 81 II 80 spoke ship Sssosrs nr) sa,e DAY
a. lon 81 81 oman steamer-a bound II mi, a,
steamrh Henry ch..ncey Z. Gr sy, y ~
steamshlp Acusins,, Kelly. New BEDFORD 70 Ferguson
Ellen g ss%s s5ss I ia. S..
Of tie Ranks " IA light airs and fos.o IN ..,
Bark Maria ipusa, Davis st Jaso is days. with sugar.
70 RI. TX whit : cloud, Freeman, Providence
e. 10 Godl Is stevens White July Il TAT g ~ lon y
60 spokcsi zip Emil PrusN IS days from Bremen for BAat
Bfis 90 oawn Conn. oadz, IS dsyS with SAT- to saros
nrs tper,c cOsmhs, Bangor, days. with lumber TO
if Bis cse:spssks Newhall Newburs for boston
schr GEN. Wslton, Liverpool 20 days. with coal 70 Y
SCI rryphenla Cr) Gardner Ca, Island. days with
Sc or Tbje (BFl Robar Windsor days, with plaster
a;eog nrs Ess1 St JoA'' NIB days. with
sehr Fred smith Smith, Galveston, 80 days with cotton
sasr Gcorse& Albert, Mcdonald Bangor for jersey city
schr Bangor sheridan Ellsworth days
7 schr astoria. Bal, Frankln; days.
ssRr P Pisswins N SaSS R hSsssn
\ schr J q Huntlnrton, Jones Boston.
seer Alice p Barker, Bost g, Tor henioai
schr y A. Gregory, Thorndiks, vinalhavsn
s Sr y Nedsoss' pc,s. rr p,oyI9ssc.
| schr Ontario, Barber. Newport.
| schr Chief, Champlln, Newport. -
a s R Rss .aTs fqs FOR anrapo,
| sioop Oregon. RHODES Pro7idencs.
The brig Koodoo from london ard Falmouth, is con.
| signed toe l. Wright a 20.
| Reiaw.
| Bark Mora, II DAYS from Havana.
| Steamships Deutschland, Arizona Columbia, LsvAni'
| Wind al sunset Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The PRESIDENCY Tho Indianapolis Journal likes
General George II. Thomas IL military man Is TO be
nominated by the republicans for the Presidency; but II
civilian Ia 70 receive that high honor most emphati-
cay prefers Oliver p. Morton
C1rIroRNA-Tho republican party in California has
splt into two factions called the long hairs and tho
abort hairsn or the two tickets in the field for Gov
ernor John Bldwe late member Of Congress- heads the
,long hairs and G. Gorham the 'short hairs" The
.qonc hair, candidate however Is IN advance OF the
other as he should be- having the most 20 hold ON by.
RECONSTRUCTION IN AIArAxA-Tweniy papers In Ala
hama edited by white men, besides three or four others
edited by our colored citizens support the Congressional
reconstruction plan. correspondent writes that the
republican movement Is very thoroughly oTanized
throughout the northern and central portion OF the
state and that there are at least twenty thousand white
voters now enrolled in the Union League councils
omo- The contest for tho Congressional succession
IN the Second district in Ohio Is becoming interesting
Mr.. hayden has withdrawn. Mr. Smith, OF the Gin
cnnat CARTE, has consented TO be candidate II the
nomination Is rendered TO him. General Cary Is also
candidate. Tho Columbus Sdtcsman recalls the fact
that IN the State Constitutional Convention OF 1851
ronos,tion 20 sriks the word "whi,e from the article
on suffrage was rejected by vote OF IL yeas and II
navs and that on the next day proposition that the
legislature m ght extend tho suffrage was rejected by IL
vsss Ga paya The yeas were wholly from the Western
Reserve Counties and among the delegates yeting nay
were Samuel J. Kirkwood NOV United States Senator
from Iowa, and Henry s.anbery taow unitsd States
Attorney Gcneran,
WASHINGTON TERRiToRI. Tho ofhcai vote OF WASH
nc,on Territory for delegate 10 Congress was Alvin
Flanders, republican, 25oy; tark, democrat, agra;
Flanders majority, 80
crxrRAL LosasrRsnr--JoiIa NJ Q. Parker, OF New
Orleans. 10 whom General Rongsrest Addressed his TO
cent letter on the duties Of she Southern rebels who il
a, present visiting Lowed Mass, writes TO tho Courier
Of tina, city as follows aluson 10 the feeling oxist
ing against him in tf.~ South
From what knsw OF General Lonsrirsst feel war
,anted in saying looks on these deluded scrbbier
win pity and ~ll continue TO lend them his AID ant
sv Tor their deliverance and General Longstreet Wi
Raya the sympathy Of every truly loyal man. North ant
sorth aud the eradication OF knowing that nllons o
warm hearts thank him for the Christian courso he ha
.ran 10 restore tho people OF the South with whom b.
Fought against the government Of the Uased s1stesl
i their former siatwS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
since bis race at Foraham,. ana Mr. Reeds ans ally

Enchantress '
Tho Jerome Park stable lMessrs Forbes 4 Jerome's).
unoer lne direction Of the veteran trainer Mr. waldron
IS represented BY three good ones-Fleetwng, Luther
ana DE Coursey, all In fine condition.
MI oneoker Is training Mr. Pennock s game vandal
o,, Connoiy; Petrol two years old by Trovatore and
m. okng ave year old horse, by Deucalon.
M Gar. 'rds stable, trained by Mr. Taylor is very
s,rong .a,. ting OF Loadstone King Lear Earring
BayWoos w., besides three two year Odds selected
from ssysn ,,nss training to Observation-Disclosures
brother y imported sSy.asl Edna ma
sanford's horses are ail 10 yer, nne condition.
Mr. Littlsheld has but one Ar 1unters Flora helV"
improved IN form and giving pronis>' OF SUCCESS
mr. Morris stable, presided over b.. MI Amor. con.
ssts OF those matchless year oids, Rhiess ana
monday, with fsvorite two ysars old. TheS will OF
0o yrs, rate high in The pools.
WIN such an array OF distinguished race horses " AZ.
enuance 10 not unreasonable TO predict better RAJ ing
usn mas Deen witnessed this popular course on aLv
former occasion There will be number Of very extra
osdnary races as glance at the programme and the list
turf.
The increasing popularity OF racing upon well
auctea courses ID strikngly evnced by the interest
iIestod by the ladies In anticipation toe approaching
meeting Numerous carriage loads Of loneliness are
SANITY visiting the COURSE impatient SEQ the sport
The wtess beau who fails to take his sweetheart to the
nrst six days Of the races need not hope bliss
Beeka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
Tho North.

From tho Philadelphia Ledser-independent.1
is everywhere spoken Of probable Candidate and
in many cases as desirable candidate by people on
both sides politics. But it noticeable that wher-
ever this DONE whether by distinction social
business life or by OF worth aud eminonce who
happen at tho samc time 10 be identified with either OF
the principal parties, they not men who would be
recognized distinctly as party leaders. They are,
in word, not tho extreme politicians on
either side, but persons whose opinions have
weight because OF their wisdom, ability,
BUSINESS capacity and high character in the oommunit
committees and other organizations, and in many in
stances local political newspapers have openly nom'-
who are known as politicians merely whether they ar1
important their counties simply have consequences
sdhored to rather A Cautious semcs on the .bjec,
l. is the everyday people who talk openly, or those
others who having achieved distinction, care less about
OF tho country These facts crop out wherever General
Grant appears who travelling from place 70 place on
business or IN company with bis family. He IS now
always saluied with very significant cheers. year
ago these would have taken the shape OF
sthree cheers for General Grant" nno for
the man who took Richmond but now 1t is "three
cheers for Grant, next President" This occurs
wherever he is discovered-on the road railway
tions hotels elsewhere. and through the country
These people, have said, are not politicians, but
they the people and expressing the sense aud the
shape to the action Of the conventions OF 1865 Alto
gother therefore, his position is not css peculiar than
creditable whether he about the Presidency or
not Through sheer iorco of the good sense and tho
good qualities he has exhibited, and the unaffected
modesiy OF his dcmeanor, he has possessed himself OF
the confidence and hearty good will OF the grea, body OF
tho people to an extent that make thom desire to have
him az President, and this without the inerposition Of
political managers either sde
From the Rochester Unon-democraticl
Everybody knows from Grants aatecedents and asso-
cations from his military action, and especially his
terms 70 Lee and general treatment of rebels and fro
his non com initial position since the vas transferred
from tho tented field 20 the political arena, that his
sideas are no moro those Of Greeley sumner Stovons
Philips & Co, than they the 'deas' Of JET Davis,
wise Wade Hampton Is Co. Aconservslive party might
ylIh some propriety and with certainly Of having
their views met ard carried out support General Grant
upon his record and without pledges but the party OF
radical "ideasi cannot do without indicating will
lngness 10 barter their prncpes for the worse Than
empty triumph OF elect'ng President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

There is growing impression among some Of the
foreign bankers tba, the glut Of money Europe and
the fact OF tho Bank OF England OF discount being
two per cent, while loans made the market
al and half por cent viii ultimately tend to d.
version Of capital towards this country bu. through
causes which we're explained yesterday the tendency In
this respect n checked Nevertheless foreigners would
probably lnd TO their nteres, TO employ some of their
supus here and 1t is possible that ,ncy may discover
and act upon II.
Tho gold make. was steady today at the
commandment OF business at 1927, from which
point 1t advanced 10 1906 and the closing transactions
were a. l4o There was active borrowing demand
sor CON- and loans made at rates varying from
AGA to lilo per cent per diem In favor OF the lender
qhe gross csaranccs amounted TO 43O33oOO, and the
gold balances to sSos oS6 Tho steamer Deutschland
.sor Bremen took out s0s,7OO IN specie.
Consois and American securities quoted thus In
-yondnn to.Say and on rreyous dates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

The wheat market was very rro guar Spring wes com.
ecdedy lower though il fair demand =, Gs redas!ion;
sa's amber ssS Ess
red Southern s2 IS for prime new amber Mehisaa
Milwaukee Club Corn wa: dull Shca. change Whatever
L LIZ s 'sss ssy Il
oa 81 r a G 0 at
7sc. SIC for sound Western &c y3c FOR
o on
Saey and Ms were dun and nominal and We have
only 10 note the following Lverp9o per
,o6,;SS IS 10 namSaF 40 SC: peifPlsgs%' =
ana w. cSes 90: In tins at the same rae 10 5rso eO
bark . Pen Rr,i-i Roads i orders SasSs
1os = D. Ssx fo S1s eo aH ~ 81 - ''- M lug
GUasY CLoTH remained qaict, bat steady. lie sales
were 20 baes al 200, and 50 do q Boston Al axe
s. % foT retail los. New was unchanged -,
bss al SOC oa according aTiiS to qsa "''
lEsr-so iaplrant saes OF any description we're re.
rather sought after q preyious pees
Sass:is at &c. do cenfues5s at 5Sc and ~ do Deme-
N4y,s ,urpsntine sImo:. neglected
Eosia'A asserpiiSp. VIII prices SadIns Sp
warn WAS aed at about - a. shi 6 close i1 s
s. OK 50 d. so az 50 Ass : do opaque
on 9, DO At y IS s3 tE' ana
,sI NJ nssss S X ss s'PS5Sa price, in
Our i last, was In some demand sales 90 gallons q
in So Sser F%ds wss a. former prizes
.s S in low as G dr
g,s active SaId and sSsu pre-
1900 bills including cargo 1850 bills standard white
a. slo ga Sic; ieoOS %" do o. Do d. Tor oc.dSsr
all a, S SOC DO DO for september at 90 9 DO DO
S o. Ss fs5 1SEs.
Salons q, Gp naaf a'H4a e se aRs
oels prime light straw to white az !sc ey do
e3c oO do do for September, at 3sH aud lsoo do DO
PRovisross.-Receipts 20 bbl. beef The market for
p1rS que but prices We're without decided change,
sSGssh a. sa for new mess. 80 IS
f22 rs for prime mess and SO 73a 50 for prime For
si Ss ss s s 70 : T Ss1 d ale
81 81 . T. s &c: sa "a
august 1871 24sl pkss. and corresponding date last
s meats hs demand was fair prices we're thou
FOR shoulders only sales 40 pigs simost al shouldeTs
a. aa % Is. ice cured ssacdshiro in bulk
disposed Of Al l2 The market for lard Continued gae'
saR and cheese remained Quiet but a lat
hIorwe heard Of 40 transactions Carolina was quoted
previous prices the marke, moderately &C.
sale, wo y s G'ISa h sSnnaf Tss qiss for cusa IT, oT
f for nrs as se sS for Porto ksG and Rnsd
ss say crm alsG s sse ss1fs
Sss lgc fo soft white, and issc aiose' ior
| sxrps-There was nothing OF moment doing In any Do
| scrpuon and prices were unchanged.
sales 5000 lbs at l2c. issc also 10000 lbs
sr fsIos TemaSsd steady. with fair demand Sale.
'gS 1r kco.pu 81 bs. Tho demand wa, modea,
| in bond, al 55c 3cc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
SUPREME cOuaI-.-xlHss couHrY---spfcAl TERM.
The New Parade Ground.
Before judge Lott.

The New Parade Ground.
Before judge Lott.
AT recent session OF the Board OF Supervisors the
County Treasurer Mr. Thomas Gardiner was ordered to-
pay the awards inside by the Commissioners Of Esti-
mates, &c. for the property taon for the parade
ground, upon the condion that the owners should de-
liver over the title deeds to the property Yesterday
morning Mr.. Alexander McCue made motion in the
Supreme Court for writ Of mandamus compelling the
County Treasurer pay the awards due him for the
property taken from him. without delivering over the
tide decd TO tho property The ground stated that
the law vested the title for all this property that had
been taken in the county and that the not
compelled TO act further In the matter
The mandamus granted, and made returnable TO-
day betore Judge Barnard at Poughkeepsie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
BROOKLYN CITY COURT.

Charged with Assault on the High seas.
Before Judge Thompson
Aman named William Dempsey, chief mate Of the
English bark Pawnee. arrested warrant issued
By Justice James Buckley, being charged with having
assaulted Thomas Ryan, connected with the
same vessel on the high Yesterday morning
sci for the prisoner made Q motion before Judge
Thompson for his discharge the ground Of nonuris
dicon OF tho State courts In Of this character
An application should have been made to the Uaited
States Commissioner for Dempsey's arrest.
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scHs LAviStL jazz from Boston, IN leaving NJ tsfbot
Of Iowes, Del TUESDAY morning asa Iasss 20 ys
the kgaler She was got on by thc VS. An'I.r
mi r.ked 90 adiv sho as heachei, f o. wafer con
tract has b.en made W pump her out and denver hef IA
Philadelphia.
scga CpAwrr, from Franklin for Boston with loed on
lumber tpang leak in the bay and pu, ,n,o
nsrhor on uooav In sinking condition After undergoing
smporary repairs wharf she hauled Oh when sue again
flled, and remains fun OF WAFER. ohe no"
a.. tr.ro, N, Roektandl Averi from New York for
pssSsr win cargo OF corn which went ashore on Block
fs.nd during tie fsg sunday last was got on on Tues
dry morning. and arrived 81 Newport the same day The
vessel is not leaking.