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New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
DENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF s23.co.coO

create o,u for The rdspG. othe over d"' 1ord' Of the
W1oas of the Commonwealth and certain ''hbc' OF
dn, amouH,n to twen'ythr.e millions oi '0'' nave 0'D
G WSsrsa Il is desirable that should he paid and With
srcTioS o.aetc m Sonats and Rou~ Of Rp'tatTe,
- s"rsy eGci bg tLs authority c Tha, The Goycror Az
aud State Treasurer be- and are hereby, uiond ahS
nuuts less than ory dAsj tlS deem
% I'D .es esSeae Of loan or cornnosseah for The
same besnng rate not Ieeedng I per eenin m
G ~ pbphia which cerlaescs and h not be ,nb
shs be Ssyabs S follows namely Five msr. O dollars payable
a T' sGt s f,s 3 s s ys TFn .SG .G & & ~ ten %
os' Of sS sS 3 + s % ps 3 e. ii M % Governor S i i STATE and
S r. g' Ss Sd Or Se Sea; !a' he Ss1a: G: Ss'
f; g;j |; <; i F'', 's 81 ss ai .S 4, sss5
,ssS oa q III ;sP. A e. sFPG % ''''' ''
SIC 11 - all s." @ '4 Ss & sss!s ss s1''sf' 70 1s. ili' s
sS$G g. s ASSl F9Ys St'ils T * @sS aSo to be .'a
fs s1 tM'S M sb, e, Of r. a. than s y. 81 S 'as ss. gdp
over Sas . s be GSlT % 1S SSasa ass, S s s@ s s %
sse. 1 ~ e :. H. a Es .Ss S ;S.; iS R -
SEo It.s trustees eeeatos si%in,,is'GI' slG,' ssn.s
cn oStscss ofinbtens, state moneys are hereby
, M to S.S$, S o5 or Is n, Cs ,e 1 Of loan
making su bid receive the bonds authorized to be issued o 'n'
src ANY person persons standing the saeary CAPACITY stated
Of this act who desire TO n est sonry
authorized be Issued BY hs ACT al rate Vi
premium mott exceeding twecty ceoum
SEc That this act an e bonus OF 's
shall the orler ofther maturity:
SYc That of this Commonwealth uoS etdue Ma 10
e,et from state municipal local TAXATION alter the interest," S"e
Fbay h thonBd eight hundred AMI r seven, shall bSe
been paid go =, L. .-..,.,.., ~.
~i,h srs brr,b, rep.. aied JOHN r. GLASS,
speaker Of the House of representatives,
L. W. HALL,
Speaker OF the Senate.
, copA Say OF F,huary thou-and eight hundred and
tiIty-eyen. SVIAN ~. isas.hlv ,s,l.d
IN corapes provisions Of the above act OF hssems
rposs will De received ts oce Of The state Treasurer n'
of IIsrr,rg Pennsylvania until u O'Clock MT o he Isl i o a
ID SG1 be ndorsed Proposals o fennsyFaha sA
Loan Treasury Department Harrisburg Penn, " = A. -
Dis will be f5000O00 rmbursahe IN oyeatsu
ab In 10 reimhufshle m lOyeas ana IN -
wears; and bursabe Is years and payable IN -
s r,,r ptere4t either or cent per Rnnum Nme u
ty stated and the bids most advantageous 70 'be S
Vii b, sorepd less than VIII be conSneieo
bonds Of $50 aud such sums useu
the 10 be om State local and muncpal tair
Of Commonwealth o
this Loan but bidders must state Nhe'1
thv intend nav the overdue loans aforesaid
No sipc.on x made between bidders (ayng IN cssh OF over
4 1919. w. - JOHN w. GEARi,
use "ANH Governor Of Pennsylvania
JOHN r. HARTRANRr,
Auditor 6eueraL
w H. KEMBLE
state Treasn,er
Nnso newspaper publishing above Mess authorized will re
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Cos'PANTInterest at the rate of Six per cent
Der annum IN GOLD, payable in thu City of New-York
For fun particulars apply to on address
.4..-.-.. : - RsK HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in GovernR1 ut Securities,
No. 81 jassau-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
p4SSFNCERS lRRTVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Feb 2-in s,es'eshp
CIV of NeTYork-Nir Robinson. G. Evans htnSa car.s
Fred Kunce henderson, j. Thompson oeorge Vsssto"
Can't j n Little NJ Gilmore Rob Iopson VI A. u NV s''.s %
= tonuushsm " G. Herbert H. Daon lh IL Lnoi, Ia.ls
Whur n. j. tognor,
" M Chehsm Carroll Mr. Carr and Ne, JOIN osaah h"Os"
Price " Graham VI. Stewart - ~ a.. nj, M.
Feb 2s-In sesm.hip TarM snd Mrs W. Doughty Ds'S hrs
las Harrison Wells and 10 IN the steerage ,, -.
FROM CUARLFSTON Feb 2n steamship AniansaAh- mr ana
Mrs Andrews G A. Scott C. Higore, J. hgore' Capt bs"J
John =. Banks. -. -. =, ,,- O.. e.l,.a, NJ r
Knst Mrs Afs,;rsgor Lockwood H. Garter r. "
Mills e. Brsgan 81 Holding. Smith Thomas hsg joan 49,
A. a. Lamar CoBoyer, Thomas JohHsou, H. is' '" '"'rt'
MeMunE. John Phillips and seven IN the seersee.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FEB 2e-1,s1G bbls Flour, $40 bbls. Whisky, 32o oDs
Corn Meal $50 sacks do TO- 800 bush Corn, 2i5O bush
oats ~ pkgs Ashes lGi pkg Beef 6sI Ikgs Cut Meats
III pkgs. Lard iG5 Dressed Hogs S|0S Dds fefoeol
l525 pkgs Butter, 1,GlO pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
FISK g. HATCH

BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOvERShEST SECURITIES,
No. NAssAU-ST.
VIII receive SEVRGTHRTY notes OF all the AeIles III cN-
change for the New $40 CONSOLIDATED B6NDs, at the
Dest market rates, which holders Of 1908 VIII lu " neh
advantage,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

WANTED, y, ,o co,,,,vvs srocx
NETRoPOLTTAN GAS COMPANY STOCK
FOR SALE:
,.,ory spOoyp AND GRAND sr. RAILROAD STOCK.
GEO c DUNBAR,
No. a. Piue- st.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

Trade has been dun during the week and the prosper
Of further advance less sauguine. some dealers even
anticipate decline We retain the hgurrs of last Ne.h
ouotitg: Amcrican--C Common Ia fair, 35Gi5c good 10
lrimc ssG5sc.; choiso 10 fancy CJG10c oh tOdtoc'
Foreign-Bcians, o. d6Oc Bayarians C1Gioc' spau's'
75dSjc.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

1xvIEREAS. The Superintendent of the In
wv - OF the Of Hewlork having ersminri
int , ssir, of s Ade Fire Insurance Company Of The Cy OF
NJ has the capital thereof Impaired 10 the extent
f vrse and al0O per cent such nl ifeni Mnoatg %
hundred and forty thousand one hnnr.l an l W VA
% ~ IN er 10 aake capital equal 20 tirr hundred Thousand do"
- - ,aon, n.ea chatter The Stockholders Of SAID company
@ bsrb oured pay the said SUN Of hune and Seyra
hTnIr.d ard and 100 dollars money the amount
T & of 81 100 per ce = The ONCE OF me Com
.n~ E l Bolwa the City f Newiofk 9n or before he enh
all nOnpaJneuf shareholders
S % d Oh day March 1861 d h" ely M and ae'ernne me
- "a ,taoun which certteAi's may be Issues 70 uc
an The surder their present seN Cehes AZ my ana
L sp forty.Gighf thousandhs 700 40 o per 'ht "he par
az Coupany pay the fractional parts Of shares
a. nd oe hundred and 6r eight one houshdlh per cent OF
~ lie same and the purpose of allowing such new
W estri and dspod of by the Directors oil sa tompan N
~ In the requirements Of the ttatnei ana hthg he unr
aiuans ~ ,pe must consnmmate, the nndegIed hery
[ I suues time Tor The nsue an sale o ssd new toch |"
be on the 10th day oi h',.t i''' W uM SPAWN
Dated Nsw.York, Feb ~, 100" W." " p,..Li.pt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

IEAD-Tle demand for Pig has been light, but prices
re without chance. We quote at gage, gold, for
1inafy; r:tics Ot g. tuns.
safes of bbls az 81 20 for Common ana " 20 for
lamp.
are well sustained We quote al s. 20, three
months. with sales of 1900
MOLASSIS-Ihe demand is good. and with eontiBued
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
MI AIS.


Poultry Is and selling qickly' t~l"ngn ~ t ncnle
Tureys brcght 2sc to-day and some iruLcn western -
on PrAiric Chck1ns are doing better. W. puoIo'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
Dori- Waroen's Nctife.

S,,rE OF NEw-foss, I
PoRT W.RpFNs oTTck, No. ~ WIA"a
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance WIN win
~ section passed April ~ lsO snIu 10 n .,s..
Reoganlzs Wspeu ohce Of the fof' % -, as a. mi insn
t,mns,on ar survey at following vessels are aos ssse
, h. s po Ws.ss the sm surveys CT
he p ten uccreeng tn honee 90 oea' s~'e
vessels:
tudalnSs..
S,.,n,i, City of York
Dudley Back.
Il. ne Wolf ...ss...'''''''
Shin R0ht. Peel
Bsrklo t'ri6n
BarkR '''''''''''
S'"' jaw MINTnORNs T0Aph!ks, PIsssesA
J. ApS's BEHNsAs s'erttsn
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
TIE MARKETS.
I'IA1 4'I7NIN1 = -
tr....A. .-,,d Ia, T,,p Tp1puxr

lCareH.lly TepOrted for TBR TRBUNEI
TUESDAY, Feb. 26, 1857
ASHES are without change. Pots are selling ATS 2S@
bricks are fsrls and in fair demand at N3as14 for
conon Hard sl7~sls for croton, and $40 ior Phadei-
SBfMSW1x-YoHow Western and Southern have been
tn good demand ad have ruled firm sales Of 5000 at
.fBRooM CoRN-The inquiry is fair and the market is
Sf1rm; sales Of 1856 bales, at 14c, cash. $3.50
CoTT0SThS business continues good and - to-day
the nnfavorable news roG a1ad and the continued free
holders hSye G found Necessary ytS TO submit T SO
tied at about 9lc for Middng uplands to S2c for DO
Hew-Oreans, though some quotations given are much
CoAI-The demand for Domestic Coal has fallen off;
the mild weather and great depression in business have
Scstrleted business very materially ana we ho.lcea
further addition to our stock, which is large for the
seasons prcesare about the same as those obtained
at the last public sale adding the tTeght iom inc yard
lower prices have been accepted sales at 81 25GS tnn
in Foreign fair business has been done at irregular
eOFFEE-Aolders Of Rio have almost entirely with
drawn from the market and in the absence OF offerings
Tie operations OF buyers are very much restricted we
quotations TO conform 20 the recent advance,
Eaes were made OF b2l bags Rio eX steamer Guiding star
et % al23c. gold, in bond part very common Messrs
Sses bags including 5000 at NewOrleahs 2eoO at G.i
weston, Mobile, 12O0 at Savannah 5000 at BRti
more and 81 4Ss port For other kinds there Is
fair inquiry nd with light stock prices firm Recent
sales have been made Of 402 bags Maracabo at lSc 100
mnco Rave been shipped to Europe from first hands We
quote IN COin follows RiOPrlme, 19c: Good, le4 q
rgoes, lGelsc Fair Good cargoes, in bond III l2lc
lava, 24t d2je; CeylOn, rgd20c; Maiacao ls alstc;
Jamaica l6dl7e LaguayraI7l Glsle; st. Domingo 100
CANDLEs-we have no change TO note; the business
ts mOderae sales a S022c for Adanantne; SsdAoc lor
CEMENT-Rosendale is without change sales at 81
4 COPPER American Inrot has ruled firm. and fair
business dose sales Of $1,000 ID Detroit az 2sci
e0C0 N Portage Lake AT N4c. ana 5O,VOO 10 bathoe'
DYEwoobs-The business has been only moderate
A..e. N.,rtF clio Wn
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
5apinss Bams.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
~ Of frourenthsslx PER CENT INTEREST
Deposits made before March a draw nreyrom March
THOMAS CHRISTY, pTe,d.st
n. H. Bun, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

We have litto increase in the receipts this week the
arrivals being oO7s packages, some thousands or which
have TO bc added to the previous ursod lots, making
reav orge stock to dispose Of when only very limited
amo1nt can possS Sy sold u must be dun time when
dealers and commission men, who usually ANXIOUS for
Trade will neither buy or receive butter To sell on COM
mission Thcv already have more than they any
pect of getting through with The only demand for
little choice for the Tocers' trade ana something very
fine will Something's sell above our quotations. II looks as
though large quantities of c6isnoi butter will have 70 be
sold for grease at lo&l2c. y 10. solnG tots e Save
India trade Rolls tr6 III little request, and may DC
quoted all the way from Ice for common lois without
rths Nsitc and badly crumbled, to zoe. for decent
article in wrappers and 22c for good barrels with little
finely and sweet at 25c The trade may be set
down az growing worse and worse from weekto week.,
tie rcactng point II such there should eventually chance
=. tl,1 fnr fflen q
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

Receipts of G522 boxesfor the week. win more 10 come
prove that dealers generally underrated ie stocA laue
scarcely as active asast week, though prices remain
obout The same Very little shipping has Deen dohe Or
week past buyers fora foreign market trying 70
Grade of farm dairy for which they offer l70lsc some
extra factory still held at ale, and e ~ OCCASION
ay sold at 2Oc mostly 10 the home trade large IOs Or
-. q Il. lf..riI.. lnNr
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
Dluioeno Notices.
0rrcy orTHE CHICAGO ,ND AlroS R.r.Eo

OFt,y oP THE CHICAGO ALTON RireoAD Copp,Ny.l
CHIcAGO. Ills. February IA, 1874
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given
IN The the 3csgo and Alton Railroad
that DIVIDEND Of FIVE PR CENT 5l free Of GoTsn"sn
tar has been dcd Of the earnings Of the road for the @
Al. months upon Preferred and Common Stock Of the Cpb
naebe AZ the ce ~ X JESUP Co. No. "a BFvsdss
Eu York on the PourhDay Of March holders cf said oet
Who MAJ registered such at The close o business bo" on ' Z
ay o Febsry 1857 which ms the transfer hooks viii Nv
sa reopeped on he Jth Of March for transfers
w NJ. LARRABBE seeFstnTt.
,JyuCg op PACuC Man STEAMSHIP CoxP1N,,l
NgN-YORK Peb 2D rbg !
VNHIRTY FIFTH DIVIDEND. = Notice is
hereby sen thai tie Directors have this day dea,
DvnI m on THREE i PER CENT earnings
ending January payable at the Office of tie '9any
FRIDAY, March J. c,, ph q, -. -,
yeopcncd Monday March g. al l0a IN
" order of the Boar Of Directors: - ,,..,,, e.,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
GEORGE FARNHAM,
Late ofG S Robbins 4 Son.
COMMERCIAL PAPER,
STOCKS, BONDS GOLD, 6c,
Bought and Sold Commission
No. 81 William It, corner Pine.

STATE v Nkw IoRk BANK DYPARrsENr,
ALBANY. Oct 29, 1866 )
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter
~ 2 Laws 1892 anu 6 Laws Of 1905 that the rcnng oos
issued 10 ATLANTIC BANh the City of New York. banking
soon located the Cy of New York Will he redeemed ~ fA M
the the Bnkg Department on l
NEWIORK STATE NATIONAL BANK the cy oil Aoauy of Sf
years font the date hereof aid not thereafter, =, -
he outstanding Of the said hank must be presented
within from the date hereof SUD All hoes Neh
shall presented redemption and payment within The tune mus
spGed viii charge the fund m the hsnds Of t So
pernenden purpose g. w SCHUYLER supenntendept
Sr.rs oF kEw.Y ORE BANK DEPARrsESrl
ALBANY, Oct 29, 1860. )
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chap
Law, of 1880 and All Laws of 1868 that the circulating
notes issued 10 the IRVING BANK In The City Of New York Banking
ASSOCIATION located In City of NewloIk will be iDbEMBD Al
pan b M Of the Banking Department On presentation
NeNYo haon Bsnk IN TIE ,D ." hnau) o sh years
T circulating said hapt presented
slorr- within the date hereof; aud all which
shal not he pr.sene redemption and payment within the time thus
sp M cease charge the fund IN the hands Of the su
for that purpose g. W SCHUYLER Superintendent
STATE NEw-ioRK, BANK DEPlRsNENT,}
ALBANI Dee "a, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter
pa laws l8 and 40 hws Of 1859 that the circulating notes
Iel 10 the BUTCHERS aud DROyERS BANK, the City OF New
yos bankiug association located In the City Of viii be
NewYo National the City Of Albany
st vel ars from the date hereof and not thereafter.
outstanding circulating notes Of the said Bank nnst he presert
aforesaid within sr from the date hereo and all notes which
be presented r redemption and payment whn the time TINS
spccd will to be charge the d In 'h hands o b super
jnrnieDt for that purpose
p76 Isw6mw u W. SCHUYLER, sapcnDtendest
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

NIT ASSETS, Feb J. 1866 .Si4,1l
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

AFTERSoos Provision MARKET, O'CLocK.-The mar
ket rs unsettled, and holders are disposed To l New
Mess is nominal at $40 eOa$2O s5 cash ana regular o'VO
hills were offered at s2 check Thursday. Lard is
dull and heavy
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.
Pork Beef Bacon Butter. Cheese IAnLTAl
IeA iuns iunAinhs
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

With 900 bbs OF eggs for the week, and the number
constantly Increasing, prices are still %Ornng do"lL
MANY Norfolk Baltimore and Philadelphia eggs are on
the market beside those coming from Canada ana te
West with large numbers sent or brought IN IRON INC
surrounding country which do not get reported. lew
lots were sold this morning at &c., then 33c followed by
SOC and this afternoon 2Sc per doz is as hs as lnel
freely as they have been doing they Will soon 60 10 2c
We quote s.s,S sJ>S-stss:,- u ;-51G s--S ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

Maple sugar will begin 10 arrive. tits expected
that the blocks will start at lsd2Oc ana the small who
cakes, bars, at 25e2scposs6ly Oc Tor ne hrst ar
rivals Broom corn is selling slowly Hoop are doing
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
G00 000 THE "MOSELEI IROl
4NIlVUD. gRIDGR AND ROOF COMPANY" having y

$1,000 Chance I for ,Is,l Young .i,e n. san an.
and attention honest and lucrative business ePlg ""
hands Address CASE No 265 Nashineon-st Newark y .
and q d! an S,ss 9SShS5I q: 5 @As @'s
,,, offered in an honorable sad very profitable hesne- Agns
and spectators need apply Address NoNFiDsNi'' o" ""
Tribune OGc., appointing inteE'ie"'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

would provide further for accumuatiye endowmens and
othef nodhcauons. Tho Chancellor added some facts
febtVe 10 present ondowments in this State some al
tciaehies have funds to greater or ess extent from
private individuals and the colleges are i'm fe enionet
similar good fortune The total income of Columbia h
s2Oo pu tat OF Cambridge England Is al33OOO equl-
tuitio fees. but e95OOO comes from beneacas be
income 4. Oxford is el52OOO --0 '''''
At III oc, the Conyocation divided itself into its
two component parts for the greater dispatch of bust
by separating the topics especially nteresting 70
Academic instructOry l0m thOse suited to collegiate mat
tes. The college section" withdrew to the Normal
school building and Regent Goodwin assumed the chair
with notwithstanding Pratt Of the Board OF Regents
acting as clerk.
sented an essay on "a Uniform Course OF study iOf
Academies" The Professor thought that the prevailing
systems OF studies In academies Ill adapted TO tne
needs OF students and that young man limited as 10
time cannot spend what he has to the best advantage III
learning the branches Of study that viii be the most pae
ucally useful to him.
Prof Gerarus b. Docharty of the College Of the City
OF New-lOrk presented q paper upon "The STUDY Oh
Mathematics" The COnvooaon passed vote Oh tnaiA5
by Prof. David Murray OF Rutgers College, n J,
followed IL took up among other interesting features
paper read by Principal Samuel G. Love, James
town Academy, upon Literary Exercises in Academies
After some further discussion faYorng the positions Vi
the Essayist, the ConvOcati0n adjourned
The ConyOcatiOn addressed by the United States
COmm ssioner OF Education appointed at the time OF the
establishment OF that Bureau by Congress last WINTER
the Hon Henry Barnard. The Commissioner appeared
before the ConvOcaOn in pursuance OF the object Tor
which no has addressed similar bodies In other the
informing ot the members, aud through them the conf
munity, Of the him object and work Of the Bureau
Regent Benedict then offered resolution OF thanks,
pedgng the cordial cooperation and aid OF the members
OF the COnvoea0n TO tho Commissioner The resolution
adopted and motion committee, consisting OF
the Chaneenor the superintendent OF Public InsIruo-
pointed To confer with the Commissioner, TO render MIN
any aid which might be in their power the Conyoca- 90 %
ton then adjourned TO accept the invitation OF Chan
cellOr Pruyn to "a reception at his residence on ElkSt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

Bridget Green, aged years, was -, sem li,sSts 20
Beevue Uospital last evening, suffering Itoh to D
- a le of brandy administered by woman, VINO ""'
arresteG The child is not expected 10 h'e' 40
An alteration occurred in Boston at aDoHT TonS IS
nm Inst uight between a brckayer named 1eois 81 ra
and a Young man named George MchvnIro' np 'McKenzio
suited I'm Evans infcting fatal WOunu uPV
The murderer was arrested F., ...ol, !,
Cornelius Read was run over ui,n i,a % % tbc IN
itnrei bv car No 100 of the SeyenthaVe lio, a.
tersecuon OF spring aud Thompso'svS' No sSa East
,nor Michael Iouhey aged years OF NO. ,d, 90, ot
NintIst while crossing Avenne B' ~ 'nS thc Xyenne
Ninti.st Nas RIM over by car No 81 VI tho %A''A' -
line The driver was arresteu'
~ Four cases of cholera were repoftou ous vas 0n
~, voars and months old, IN Mottst Inc
li % VI VI eb ~ fatal The second case was tat OF Wo
hh @ A. en- MINER part OF Ninthaye report has pecn
man III tbst the woman died on Tuesday AFTERNOON; a
H. Tho lower part VI Westinghouse was attacKeu
~ ne maiady and also 4nan In East Forty seVeht-Se
Nr Lawrence Dalton, dog and bird tancier,
at,t,d suicide at No. 10 Thames st. IaSt evonihg e
% III seen alive at about p. m On wednesday On
In, omen his room, which hai Oeen locked oil any,
% inmates of tho house found tho suicide lying on ns
Sct with his throat cut aud razor Dy ms sue te
b,rd his wife about week ago, aiter Whicn uip uo
anged into excess of drink lie Ia reported 10 nave
haan wealthy.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
THE UTAH GOLD MINES.

We learn that Col Bright, Special Postal
AGENT has arrived in town He is said to report that the
now mines arc good that the quartz lode discovered
rich thing and the placer dggings as far as oeed were
paying from Sl5 10 go day. On the strength OF Tue hto
cSat, numerous other parties will start for the new
Fld0rado tomorrow and next day. We also learn tlht
oreA numbers those who left here have crossed ov
nto the Wind River range locking for the precious stun
and the rumor s-without any trustworthy 1oundauon
however so far as knowthat they have also IOuha
Tic ouartZ ledges aud good placer mines. While We are
dspOsed 10 credit the truth OF this last report Tor
entirely satisfactory ourself still advise le puD9
to be wary and not place TOO much reliance on ne go
run6r; that are afOat The dlscOyerers are no, guns I
run away with the mines so II II Just as wen W P
cool for a while longer lsalt Lake Nedette JuIy a.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ST. LOUIS Aug a-TobaceO active Hemp hr4 Cotton heavy
Fn, brosnt C m claim advance Of Soc Extra $86 80 O
double Do SO9slO 2 Choice and Fancy slo ogsa Wheat
51Oc Prime and Choice Red S0tI Choice White
Al l0a si Is Yellow 81 03Q$l O5 Mixed s5c sl Oats sd
vapee 3d5c 49d55c Rye Advancing sales at - Sdoc Pro
,i,ous heavy Pork. s23 i0sA Baeonshoulders ~
iaie Sides idl9te Lard heayy WHISKY free S2@5t 10
i89 Rye lu do. ..,,,,,-- i, ,e,
Aug 0COtton saseri sales 10 bales mddlngs f
d2Ic Receipts, l41 bales -, - =,
AUGUSTA Ga Aug eCOtOu dull and deeaingi sales OF eAle'
hiddlings At 24tc . ,, -. -.
9lASl 5755c Pork el5@ s25 13 Clear Sides lo9otc
Shoulders unchanged Corn Mesl, IS 70 ..,-, , Ar,
Aug BCOtton unchAngedi sales wy oes os
ding receipts hales Flour-Lie dong superone 90 o
Corn for White oatsNone Ia arst hands nomny
81 is PORK In moderate Inquiry and prices unchaned sales
90 w. Basoa-LshI obUiag ssafad asoass t'tgi'ss '
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
rr YELLOW FEVER IN GALVESTON.

TIiE YELLOW lEN liz IN VAL h''|-''
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 8.-lnfomaton from
Galveston to-day shows the average interments from
fever since Monday per day. Business stagnant
ORIGIN OF TIE YELLOW FEVER AT INDGANoLA
The following is from The Mdidrotd Bulletin
The lesson IL teaches be obvious 10 every reader:
Some four or hyo weeks since small schooner arrived
AZ this port from Vera Cruz, and among the passengers
were gentleman and family, who stated tha tic yeuow
foyer was raging 20 fearful extent at that place ana
such we're the fears OF hmscfand family tat ne hastily
bundled few necessary articles on board or thh httle
craft and left IN hurry. This vessel arrived mere ana
came OF the wharf draymHl, Hunter hauleu
them up 10 the Magnolia House, when tho baggage was
aired Hunter, the drayman, took sick with tho rover
and died small lad. IN the employ OF Clement Due
banks named Cook, Immediately on the opposite hoIlu
side OF the Magnolia House. also took SICK ana uled
Mexican who passenger IN the schooner anu pul
up al Mr Wagncrs sckened aud died. ana suDsC qiehuy
two Others died n tho house. The blankets ana
some parts OF the baggage OF these people were sou anu
thus became distributed around, and theTe u NOT
shadow of doubt but what the disease that ~ now pe
yaIing here originated above; as being Mlnost sur
rounded by salt water. which Gibbs ana noWs Win tIe
tide there cannot possibly exist any cause Wh"'e'er "
generate disease. -. MI. ,,,o ~, .,
visit IN tiS cty examined the blankets ana baggage
above mcntOncd before they were sold ana immediately
after returning home TO Hines Bay were attacked Dy ye
Low fever and died and the infection thus carried Occa-
soned several other cases IN that ne5hD0rhood IhcSe
facts alone confirm tho above opinion.