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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

rHs LorpoN MoyRY MARKET LONDON August o.
can securities closed at the following rass-United
shares, Tx Erie Railroad shares. az; Atlantic and
Great Western consolidated bonds, 2lH
THs BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT LONDON August
Electromagnetic weekly returns Of the Bank OF Eng
land show that the amount Of specie in It's vaults has
increased al. 900 since the last report.
THn CONTINENTAL BoURsEs FRANKFORT, August a.
Evening Omitted States bonds quoted at TN for
che issue Of 1852.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKE1.-LfvRRpoor, August ~.
Evening Tho cotton market closed heavy. with de-
cline OF I'd. on uplands. Tho following the
authorized closing quotations :-Midding uplands.
I0xd.; middling Orleans. lid. The sales Of the day
foot up 10, 900 bales. M !
.LlvrxrooL BRrApsrurrs MARKsr.-LrvERPoor, August
-22-Evening. 34a per Dbl. Corn SOS. Cd per
quarter. Wheat, 13s Cd. FOR new Southern. Barley,
oats and peas unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRoDucE MARKEr.-LIvERPooi, August a.
Evening ERosin 7s. 3D. for common Wilmington, and
l3s. for fhddlng American Petroleum 8 I'd per gal.
Ion fos spirits and Is I'd for refined Clover seed g.
lid for American red. (
LiytRrooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, August
22-Evsning Lard nrmer at 52s. Cheese heavy l9s
Beef lSsx and pork 76s; Cd. per Dbl Bacon A3s 3D.
for Cumberland cut mddles
LONDON Markets. LONDON August 22-Evening.-
Sugar and Iron steady. and all articles unaltered in
prices.
TINS Wool MARkEr.-LoSDoS, August 22-2 p. M
Wool is firm at previous prices.
TUG PsTRoLEux MARKEr.-ANrwERP, August %
Noon Petroleum. 43L for standard while.
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MAIL DETAILS TO AUGUST 10.

Our special correspondence and 6les OF the Scotia en-
brace the following additional details OF our cable des
patches 10 the 10th Of August
The Emperor Napoleon efs the Tuileres August for
tho camp Il ChAlona His Majesty, Who In full uni
form arrived at the station Of the Eastern line few
minutes before the train started The Empress Eugenie
che Prince Imperial, the King Of Portugal the
King OF Sweden, the Princes OF Hohen-
xolisrn and Of Prussia Baron Haussmann.
Baron Larrsy and q great number Of general
officers in uniform had accompanied the Emperor His
Majesty, before entering the carriage, cordially
bracsd the King Of Portugal and afterwards the King
OF Sweden. The Prince Imperial, picture Of health.
then advanced his father, who took him In his arms
and kissed him anectionately. The Emperor, on ar
irving at Mourmeon, was received by General do Lad
mrauit commander Of the camp, OF the head OF his
STAFF His Majesty then mounted on horseback and pro-
cseded the imperial quarters through double line OF
troops drawn up his passage. The arrival Of the
Emperor, which had been impatlenty awaited, was
greeted with enthusiastic scclamations.
The Russian Courier, OF St Petersburg, states that
two hundred Poes recalled from exile have arrived in
that city, They had from Siberia from which
country according to NJ Arago observes The Courier
s'therc never 10 any return"
Al the trial OF agricultural implements At the imperial
farm vincsnnss in connection with the Paris Unver-
Exposition the following awards were made For
harrows-First prize Mr.. Wood Of New York second,
10 Mr. Perry Of Kingston, r. L. third, TO Mr. McCor-
mick. OF Chicago, Ill honorable mention, Mr.. silas
[. Herring, New York. Reaping machines with two
borses-First prize. Mr.. Mccormick, Chicago; third,
Mr.. Wood, Now York; also Mr.. Massy's machine, Of
Canada
The Sultan arrived by the Danube OF Rustschuck, and
Ieft on Tuesday morning August 9, arriving a. varna
His Majesty was highly pleased with the arrangements
made aud bis journey the varna line. The the
rst railway which has had the honor Of conveying bis
Imperial Mjesy In his own dominons. We learn from
the Leva Herald that the sutanish and Pertavi Pas
had left Constannops for vsrna TO await his arrival
Great preparations being made every for his
reception with an seiai excenR that with which he
received on bis return from Egypt. The prepara
alone at the principal yas the Bosphorus from
rophAueh 10 Buyukdere, were . sight in themselves
conspicuous among them the palaces OF the Vice.
roy anu Of The Persian Minister at Emrshsn, and the
aiam.ns,ious promised 70 b marvslloasy varied and
G,aaulifuL
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
SPECIAL Correspondence or the HERALD.

The Epidemac I'm GaIveston-Saore Hospitals
Needed-TeH Thousand Unacciimated Per-
sons Subject 90 the Fever-Great Needs OF
the Howard Alssociation-An Appeal to the
Charitsbie-Hosv 10 Send Help.
GAlvEsros Texas, August Is. 1857
We are In the midst " one OF the most terrible cpl
denies that has ever Wis tod this city. II commenced
early In July In mild for w. with but fourteen cases in
ehat month and has now be Voms ~ violent Is ever
saw t In Now Orleans somsAeases have not lived over
twelve hours otter tho ars syn poms appeared In the
Second and Third wards almost every other house has
ono or more has spread oil over the prairie
forth and west Of u.s. visited oyvr forty cases 10 that
direction yesterday, some Of them, = mile northwest
Of the cemetery.
Tho hospitals full and crowded. and some will
have to DO improvsod II got tho means. Entire
blocks Of stores closed but ttlsss done b.
tute. and is estimated have yet thousand
acclimated persons hero for IL 70 feed Won Most Of
the cases can DO saved with prompt and vopsr treat
Our people who have the mesps are using Asm freely
and the gentlemen OF the Howard Association e doing
AL that experience and human o00yt accom- pish:
but with all the economy that BE- practsssd Il q
my opinion. based on former experience that must
:. least $40 cooor $4,000 to supply ths most sTsal
cases with blaukes msdcinea nurses food, &C., and
seriously taxed TO administer to each the miniraum
quantity 70 save or preserve life only.
cannon the metropolitan heart Of New York sond
something TO strengthen tho hands Of the good Sanaa
riians Of the Galveston Howard Association for the
performance OF their great laborss Tho Finance Conn
mittee of that body-James Sorey, J. Root and D.
Makeler-are gentlemen Of high standing in business
community. Remittancos might be sent to them; but
perhaps shorter and better way would be 10 avail Of
the kindly disposition OF the Now York agents OF tho
several lines OF Galveston steamers These Spoord
Tileston Co., Williams 4 Guion and @. II. Mallory
Co., OF your city Either Of these well known firms
doubt not would receive contributions for this
pose and expedite them to their destination.
W. oiayan iaatl eipfri N nct
OF the market
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PaAoHrs The peach crop Of 1867 has BY no msaas
been q failure. Thousands OF baskets Of peaches are
daily delivered In Philadelphia and they sold al vosv
low prices The New York Journal ofC0wmerce report9
that this week one hundred carloads daily expected
TO arrive tina. city direct from Delaware and that nsxt
week and during the first weeks Of September this u -
be increased to hundred and seventyhve carloads
daily from Delaware. THIS will give New York An aver-
ago daily supply from Delaware during portion Of TIE
which New Jersey will add forty thousand baskets more.
The Baltimore Gazette says that In the sections tre
which Baltimore is supplied Il has hardly ever been
known that the poach crop has been large - ehe
season II s evident that the peach crop 10 no fesr6
but Che contrary has been very good ono. -Pta-s
delphia Ledger, August 20.
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Peace Offerings to the Hostile Tribes.

Reace Offerings to the Hostile Tribes.
WASHINGTON, D. c. August q, 1867.
The following telegram was received this morning at
the ONCE Of Indian Affairs
OMAHA, Nebraska, August 81. 1867.
Hon. N. q. TAYLOR, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
sent ten Indian yesterday from North Platte
with peace offerings to the hostile Indian camps south or
the Platte. On the same day Spotted TAIL" with nine
hundred and fifty friendly Sioux by the consent Of the
Commissoner. started buffalo hunt. They went or
we'll pleased promising TO return to meet the Commits
soner In twenty days at North Platte.
H. B. DENMAN
superintendent of Indian AGalr5.
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yellow Fever In New Orleans and Corpus
Christi.
New ORLEANs August "a, 1867.
The number OF deaths from yellow fever in this city
from the 10th inst up to six O'Clock this morning.
ported 10 the Board Of Health, thrtyseven.
Yellow fever Of very virulent type prevails Corpus
Christi
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sXs r.lsasco. Cal, AussA 81, 1857.

BAN FhANcfsco, CAT, AuRu ~ II, 1907.
despatch from Olympia ". T., "ss:--1he party
which making survey Of the North,n Pacific Rail-
road has found route over sne cfwiiss Pass 70 the
forks o. oowiss, which they rspc,t 10 be extremely
favorable for The road The survsxov the mountains
sr,u ~ furuished In dirty days.
fhs political contest IN csIOrnis crown very bitter
sas ~ concentrate the Unon vote Of San Francisco
mon one legislative tiok.t. The independent party
carrsnns their opposition 10 Gorham, but support the
ssnsra ticket urge the elecSn Of the regular nominees
Tor Congress and The Legssurs and favor the ratnca
ton Of ibs constitutional ainendme1t
Ssl,s s Of sSsss u ws u a. Legal tenders ras Ia,<,
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THE PRESS TELesRAMs.

Tho Citizens At Fort Sedgwick ArmSng-
Forts Phil Kenrnv and Reno in a STAGE OF
Siege.
81. Lours. Mo-, August %, 1867.
Western dispatches that tho military authorities
arc armng all the citizens ct Fort Sedgwck for the
protection OF that post.
Late Denver papers report that Forts Reno and PHI
Kearny are in state Of SIEGE aud that all parties
leaving them arc Immediately chased back, and tho
stock stolen.
Colonel Green lost hundred head Of stock on Dry
Cheyenne.
The Road from Lapore 10 Phil Kearny IL impossible,
except for largo parties and even they are frequently
attacked.
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FAILURE or wvvtLlM mMufAcTyMas AT Fear ANN.

Foer Ass n. r.. August g 1857
Tho Iamb Brothers, proprletors Of the extensive
wocen factory at this place have failed The al
liabilities understood 70 BE- $4,000 Is suppcse6
that the OF Tho failure similar TO that which To-
duced the late collapse Of the Unadilln Bankexcessve
and persistent borrowing on the part OF the managing
men, with heavy losses their operations An assignment
has been made by the Lamb Brothers to wealthy ciu-
zen OF this town. The lambs factory by nre fow
years since the building now closed was eroctod upon
the site OF the old one
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CHURCH CONCERT At Lose BRANoH-A grand concert
will given the stetson House. Long Branch. this
evening, for the benefit Of the Catholic ohuroa.
MARY. Star Of the Sea- that place The programme
excellent and the artists engaged all favsr.
ties Of the public Tho Rev. Father Kllieen pastor -
the church, has been very assduous In his iabors -
the Branch, aud the p!ous work In which he 10 COW
engaged viii doubtless meet with the apprsctatos 10
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TRADE BETWEEN NEW uHtfASs N0 the MO sAAHoe.
From the Evening Telegram Of yestsrdsy.l
p.t rrworr Aurusi n 1e67

We learn from the New Orleans papers Of the 18TH !
inst ba. the steamer Clinton brought TO that port fror
Brssos Santiago $780, 900 specie sam larger amour ~
we're expected 10 DO received a. the foreign msrchs ns
we're preparing 70 shake the Mexican dust from hsr
feet .,-..- 49,. x.,, o-a..r . 49,.
ns brought back owing 70 the strict quarantinss regu
Istions u The port Of Brasos
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THE CHOLERA.

The Disease Reported mt Shawneetown, ILL.,,
and Among Tho Seminoie Indians on tho
Plains.
ST. LOUIS, August %, 1857.
The cholera IL raging among tho Seminole Indians,
and about twenty new cases appear daily.
Tho disease lie also reported TO be raging In nialg
nant form In and around shawuoetown ILL., Thirty
and twenty deaths have already occurred
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THE DIOCESAN Convention OF WESTERN NEW YORK.

ElMRA, N. Y, August 20, 1857.
Tho Diocesan Convention OF Western Nov York has
been in session in this city for two days. To-day the
report Of the Committee OF Fifteen the Division Of
the Diocese up for the consideration Of the Con-
vention which, after lengthy and exhausting Discus
sion was adopted. The dividing line follows the
and steubeu counties Inc Convention then adjourned
sine dte
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French ExpIanatlen OF Russian Policy rs-
wards Turkcy-The Cxar's eympathss for
the Christians.
From Galisnani's Messenger. Of Paris, Aueass lo1
The Opu,o Rationale Of to-dsy notices an article OF
The MOSCOW Gas1s the Eastern question. The Paris
organ after declaring that the Russian print 10 ~ very
Astpodss both IN morss anc politics. ansns that hss
situation, whom in ono u is late numbers IL says
I, mar be asserted yho any fear Of bsins taxed with
NOR msanchoy ara scsndaious spectacle than that
when We now yv.ness
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NEWS FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND Va, August "a, 1857.
Kanawha county yesterday subscribed $3.50 900 70 the
Covington and Ohio Railroad.
W. A. Hoppie . we'll known tobacco manufa cturer,
arrested TO- day charged with counterfeiting the
Revenue Inspectors brand.
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Eu R o P E.
By THE CABLE TO AUGUST u.
A Defensive Alliance Between
Austria and France.
Tho Salzburg Project Of South
German Confederation.
~-~~>~~~-~-~-~~~~-~~~~~~-
Tho Frigate Franklin I'm the
German Ocean.


AastrsaS Report 81 n Alliance with France.
.ti.. b ~esist sgs VIEHxA, August a. 1861.
TAs journal 10 IL ely which u gensrAliy ~
sknowfsdgsd 70 BE- the organ Of the Prime Minister Baron
yon Bsust assrs 70 day shaa defensive alliance has
bsea formed between Austria and France
Prusstaa Report Of q Soush German Confed.
sratiea-A FraucO-Austrian Policy in tho
PARIS, Angus a. 1867.
II 10 said that Of the results Of the conference
which has been held at Sazourg between the Emperors
Napoleon and Francis Joseph TO insist that the South
German States shall unite in confederation Of which
Austria Is 10 be the head.
II s also stated that agreement has been arrived
q. bstween the two Emperors to tho policy 10 be
hereaor pursued by Austria and France in the Eastern
question
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ARREST of An ALLEGED MURDERER.

ST. Louis, Mo-, August 20, 1857.
John McCAry, who murdered Ruth Langford In Baiti.
more on the 4h OF July arrested hero night before
laat and Will be held until officers arrvo from Maryland
to take him into custody.
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Iht PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Epidemic in New Orleans.
WAsHIsdroS August %, 1887.
General Sheridan clegraphs to headquarters that the
yellow fever has assumed epidemic form in New Or:
leans. Several OF his officers Ill with IT, and he do
sres authority to employ additional nurses
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DEATH or esAsrus 0. BEACH. Of MASSACHUSETTS.
aPprxgvrrLp, Mass,

SPRTNGFIELp, Mhss, August Y, 15e1.
Erastus D. Beach, prominent citizen Of Springfield,
and well known member OF the Massachusetts bar
,ed at his residence In this city to-day. aged y<sigh
yc.-., Mr.. Beach was formerly actively engaged n
pocs AFFAIRS, and was for several years the candidate
OF 'ne ae-ncratlc party for Governor Of the state.
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Trotting Match mt 6e,-o,. Ret ~e., GENERA,
Batter and Brown Gsorse ana RssrIps
Mate.
DErnsr,> tseA., August a. 1897.
tro,tins race took place here odsy between Brown
George with running aA.e and Ge'ral Butler, and vas
won By the team t1sns the nrs' thrsnd fourth hss q
The third heat yAs made 10 2:1k
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{ N G | A N D

The Weather and Harvest Prospects.
LONDON, August %, 1867.
The weather hero is still quite favorable for harves,
operations
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Marine Intelligence.

fLvKaPoor. August 22-Noon. Tho steamship Eng
land Captain Cutting. from New York August 10. has
arrived.
IdvsRrooG, August 22-The ship Sacramento, from
San Francisco, arrived ct this port to-day
LivERPooL, AUGUST 22.-The steamship Edinburg,
.srom New York. arrived here this forenoon.
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HARTFORD, Conn, August 22,-,,a,
On account OF the rsln tho programme 81 the NJ Z
Horse Association Unsigned for to-day has bss on
poaed until lo-aouov FndAyl morning q v.a o'clock
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Crtssa .sro's Hair Dye.-,The Best Ever Wan.
ufactured Wholesale and retail also applied ~ Ma
sstor Hou
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ted al u WHEELER WILSON'S. =. ~
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Lysn1 S, M.av,etic Insect Powder The Ovigi-
snd a., nsscs vermin; free from poison Depot 81
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The T.slegsnm is Creat,ng Coppless H ks.s
circulate On, any paper Of its classin the country.
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ian about Il. Those Who have tested NE VIM 'o'o"'"
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street, Sold By all flruegists.
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Pr: y. ". sc.cnck. Of Ps!lnSslphIss VII. he
evsry ~ esday from A. NJ 70 p NJ
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The r.lesr. . cyssYs cS n. K. f i:rss
nis"i. Ion ~ NJ paper Of is class In the country
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Use .s,sser,s Mslr Resssrastve.'-Th teak
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-09
MEDICAL.
Something New Under the Sun.
A New Era in Medicine.

] ET THE SUFFERING AND DISEASED
II read the following:
Let all who have been given up BY Doctors,
and spoken Of as inourablo, read the following:
Let all who can believe facts, and can have
faith In evidence. read the following;
Knop all Men Jy these Presents, That on this
the twentieth dag Of June, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six,
personally came Joseph Haydock 10 me, known
assuch. and being duly sworn. depOsed as fol-
lows: That he Is the so e general agent for the
United state and dependencies thereof, for pre-
parqtons or medicines known as MAGGIEL'S
PILLS and SALVE. and that the following
certificates are verbatum copies TO the best OF
bis knowledge and belief.
IL. 81 JAMES SdEITRE, Notary Public,
Wall Street, New York.
DR.. MAoGIEL: take my pen to write you Of
my great relief, and that the awful pain IN my
side has left me n, last-thanks 20 your medicine
Oh, doctor, how thankful l am that | can get
some sleep. 1 can never write il enough. /
thank you agnin and again. and am sure you
are really the friend OF all sufferers. | could
not help writing to you. and hope you will not
take it amiss. JAMES MYERS,
June l, 1850. ll6 Avenue d.
:. This is to certify that was discharged from
The army with Chronic Diarrhea, and have
been cured be DR.. MaggiePs Pills.
New York. April 7. 1865. "a Pitt Street.
The following is an interesting case of man
employed in an Iron Foundry. who, in pouring
melted iron into flask that was DAMP and wet
caused an explosion. The melted iron was
thrown around and on him in a perfect shower,
and he was burnt dreadfully. The following
certihc was given to me by him about eight
weeks after the accident:
NEW YoRK. Jan. II, 1886.
Ny name is Jacob Hardy; am an iron fonn-
der; was badly burnt by hot iron in November
last; my burns healed but had a running sore
on my leg that would not heal; tried Maggiel's
Salye, and it cured me in a few weeks. This is
all true aud any body can now sec me at Jack
sons Iron Works, Second Avenue.
j. HARDY.