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sushsI. wheat :. - 800 bOIes bacon at sA' o uerce'
Gussr BAGS were rather active We note the sale
Oh soo bales to arrive, on private terms - r,..,..
were s bales to arr We on private terms; and In Boston,
HAY duh and heavy at CSC 81 for shipping and
81 30 81 30 for retail lots
Sales 50 bales at s c zoe, accordIng to quality.
hrMr-Al kinds were dull aud prices were entirely NOM
MoLAssrsNo important sales of any description were
sns the demand was
moderate and the market triis weaker Inc sales
sb at and go dc Do T IL BOND at slc Sc Retail
@ s S Se DEMAND
was light sales zo bbs q 81 Tor No and IS % dsf
ba, very firm at previous paotaiions.
i was dun and ss 9 sass q were
rRoyslossRseeIpts IS bills pork. ss pkgs cut meats
moderately active and shade armer closing at s2l %
5000 ss u.s. .s III ia ss'f Tor ss~ nss ed
Brine fsa future od e prime m heard Of 20 sales
stock Old and new July Ss' $751; s s5s ss;
sa0 ss%r s' lair Ss
s .sss ss ss @
s s% r. os %'t PKG S
for hams and sc s for shoasrI ALSO 10 ss Ss r 1e
the sales we're $40 bokes lc for short ribbed oc Tor
lard csntlnaed dull and heavy; the sales were
about $50 bbs at Ike M Butter and cheese were un-
rEisoLrun.--Ths demand for crude light, and We
heard OF sales Of importance; prices were quite nom
inal Bonded was shade frmer. standard white peing
firmly ned at the Close 2Sc The demand was mouer
atey active Sales 800 sbls standard white ana
100 do do. for July seller option 2ic In Phiadel-
phia the market quiet but nrm 80 =,
Rick.-Caroiina was quoted at 10 i21sc, with small
sales.
SUGAR was without decided change being IN fair
and hrm The sales LIS hhds., at i2c i5Nc LOT
Porto Rico and lltc i2c for Cuba; also 739 boxes at
liMc l3hc Refined was 70 h. higher and IN iai.
i3Hc l4<, and powdered, crushed and graduated al
l654c.
SExps.-Priccs for all kinds nomnaly unchanged.
moderately active aud firm The sales were
i0c f
TALLow shade frmsr and active Tho sales
WnnxEY-Iseceipts I.o72 bbls The demand light
Prices, however, hanged.
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TElEGaApaiC Market REPORTS.

PnrLApxLPHIA, July ], 1857
Cotton quiet at 25c $3.50 for midding upands and nc
for middns Orleans isroI.gm quiet and uncsa p
aa IS @ hs II 70 " Rye X
duh and lSSer yell 81 n Oats unchanged whiskey'
FlCurysprns 81 2S Michigan and Canada white si Si
Gorn.wesern s9c Oats nomin.l Rye neglected Barley
Ksssiis fosg1s hoSrFSar s7s SSl, s, , wRsS.
shpmensFiosr nonc wheat $500 bushels; corn l7aoio
Flour is in good demand chiefly the interior Eastern
SIS red Winter s Tor white and SIS for double
s ss oSe sy & cub MA g Ss. s
Canadian spring ss, so DO choice Canada
q 10 ssd esdy
g. q ssx ~ sf s. IKE and
s425 Newburs Railroad freshts-FIouI to Boston zoe,
poris~55 Sbis hour bushels wheat ssaoo Do cora,
& ssss whss d. do
feet lumber 700,
white AZ 81 g prime red az q U.s. oornsales Of
yellow, 81 o6 81 0s Oats 81 So Rye. 81 81. Provi
ToLrDo, July / 1857
gan at So So unchanged sc for No. and 7sc
& &C. bis 9 sa sIs o. whs
corn Shipments-I,7oo bills dour, 2.3U bushels wheat
'--''' w. W. - -'''~ wnxsoroS, July l. 1857
Cotton sales Spirits urpentine steady at bzc Rosin
steady at - ~ IS TO- -
CHARLESTON, July I. 1867.
Cotton dull MiddIings 2lSc sc. sales 20 bales;
ceipts 4l0 bills
CINCINNATI July I. 1867
Flour IL duh and shade lower; family sl2 SIS Wheat
il duh and nominal lot Of red sold at 81 90 for good
quality. Corn Il duh; No. at 74c. 75c. OATS 65c
6dc Cotton is dull at &c 23Hc for mdding. whiskey
is steady Mess pork firm S2U SCI So Bulk
demand at &c. l0c but were held at advance of
Bacon held at 94c Ike 2kc for shoulders sides
sides TO- for Gear sides; sales
old rates only Hams active; sugar cured common, l4s
Eggs Ice. Gold l3'1l buying. Exchange steady.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TIVE HERALD.

English 1IonopoIixing Tradc-Extcnt Of Amor.
lean Observation-Disclosures Eatcrpriso mt
Buhla-Exchan ge.
BAHIA, Brazil. May 20, 1867.
On tie 18th the steamer North America arrived in this
port bnpgng dates from tho United States OF the 22d
ult The Nipsic, United States gunboat Commander
Blake has been in port for two or three days. having
sailed from Montevideo 10 twenty-five daya She
steamed out Of the harbor for Rio on tho goth.
Is strange that the United States does not foster
trade with this country. The English nonopolizs the
trade and are fast getting control OF the Bazs
cafy Is II not about tme too TO abolish the law with
regard 10 tho registration OF vcsscls' II sad sight to
an American to see his Consulate hero empty ONCE
almost all the American vessels that como In being under
the English flag; or arc you too busy your side Of
the sphere in specializing real 10 attend 70
merces
You seem To be sending out good many immiarsnts
The North America brought about two hundred and atty,
anc the Marmion has just arrived from New Orleans
with three hundred There Ia plenty Of room Tor them
bu n they running from negro equality they are
making . grand mistake; for this 10 the ncgro's
psndise There IL absolutely no distinction made
disnc,Ion made in the races and they ineI,r-
cably mixed up that 10 ~ hard TO tell while man from
pegro You meet the negro ~ table and evsrywhsrs
ssha the religious capital Of the Brazis 10 one Of the
mos. picturesque cities In the world, and when II gets
communication by railroad with the san francisco river
viii be one OF the most important, in commercial
point OF view. company Ia now building such road.
Strange to say there only one American In business
IN tho place Colonel w. g. Robinson, formerly OF the
United states Army graduate OF West Point and Of
New YORK has been granted privilege 10 build an
inclined railway facilitate travel and the transportation
OF freight from the lower 10 the upper city, the two
cities being separated by steep biun some one hundred
and eighty feet high 10 attain which height passengers
and freight have 10 rely on the backs Of negroes 10
great enterprise, and will be OF immense advantage TO
the city and stock hoders-that In, " the Brszaus will
Iot him carry out; but their tenn pocfenei0 has
out others The Colonel has been quite III with what
the doctors thought was brain fever; but he II now
happily recovered
Bills on London, ninety days, 23xd q 23kd. Pounds
sterling 10 500 10 10 600. Coffee, 4700 The schooner
Keen has been chartered for New YORK with rose
wood al thirly-nv shiIlings
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SHIP PIN q NEW s.
PORT Of NEW YoaK. JULY |. 1867.
Cleared.

Cleared.
steamship Chin. tnsv ss,s ons Bradbury Panama and
Steamship Nevada smith, 0reytown. Nic-North Amer-
Steamship Ocean Queen. Conner. Aspinwali-Pacine Mail
Ship John Bsr.ram HAM, Peterson, Hsmburs-sioman
Bark Progress Olsen cronstsdt via Philadslphia
BARI Psiiss (Dssj. Ebssn, ousbso-Funch, MeIneks 4
BARK Hannibal. HAWKINS charleston-NL Mecrssdy
s II: R R.;s. si DEAR. "a
J 5;ss ss. s., e
srs Gpss f uSr, brs.po s c pS Co.
Bns Arso iBr). Crsishten, NAHUM. ks-Morrison PIN
BRIG FIRM tBr) Dszssr windsor--crandsIl. Umphr.y
brig Aifsrtsa SBr,. Rutherford Dorchester, Mp Ne
Bris Bel. Of the Bay, s.eson. Wilmington. Nc-S
sris Hsrp. xrsy. Bansor-R Bucs q Co.
schr Mentor tPor. dc vslha oporso-osborns Leuta-
s;hr tnnis B.r. rnndls. pcsc. PR ng,ehkiss Bros
seSr Bel, srsw.ssr, 5.sSfoss no'mss
sss T% se ore s.Ss yc s,s
.-schr Ben knslisb. Baker New bsdiord-fsrsasoa
schr Hcraee L. Francis. Se- Hsvep--M Barlow.
sSsp fhSa s H ssft'sa
Steamer n.llyills Esnsa, rh, as.s.
q steamer Minnesota. Commodore Alden, Portsmouth.
MI. - hours.
Steamship Ir,poli Orb Martyr Liverpool June IS and
Queenstown 10Th with mdss aud 3i3 TO Gu
sard. June Is lat 20 40 lon q ~ sisnassd shp Eastern
siss@ 1sSnS Manhattan. woodruff ch.rle.on g hours
with mdse and passengers, TO Henry Morgan Co Stn
glt $50 PM Bs.tera. Light bearing wsw passed steamer
Wyoming bound =: Juy1. Egg Bsrbcf lighthouse bearing
wkw u miles, passed tbs wreck of vessel SUM,
with the Of water with letters L. Bangor,
onM N t = n
s,sAmshp Aibsrmarle. bourne Richmond and Norfolk 70
stes rnsbip Hqusssr Jackaway, Boston.
ship Wisconsin,, Arcns Liverpool ~ days With mdse and
ss psss 5000, mn u.,o r.ho,r a. ., Johns. pa
- dsyG with marble raTsAo and " psssengers 70 FabbH
AChaunecy Pvspto - Johns fr prov,sions and wsser
70 W Ropes Co. Juns ~ lAf &c b.. on n ~, spoke
HAxE fsassrA Iof ssArsnariA O@rvsr ~s. "AAss ~iA>
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
Acxxuxlr--Iocxwoop AT Grace church, Jersey CITY,
on Monday, June ~. by Rev. Spencer ". Rice, Gfo ~
AcKxpnss AUGUSTA ", eldest daughter Of Augustus
n Lockwood.
BrsKxAs--HouoHroS AT Church Du 70 Esprit on
Wednesday, June % by Rev. Dr.. Price, BsSJAurs y.
BssnsAr 70 Miss Apprs O., daughter Of Edwin Hough-
n@psu.-Huasn --0s NoadAy. jolly 1 b. The Rev.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.


MOSpArp July 1-o
The railway share market buoyant and excited
during the forenoon but during the Iss OF the day It
variable in its workings and at the close 1t showed
decline. The prevailing temper Of the street Is bull
fish, and the absence OF outside support to make
little difference for the time being with the brokers and
other professional spectators who manipulating the
leading stocks.
Money continues extremely easy at i've per cent on
governments and six railway and miscellaneous COL
laeras and the fact that quarter day has passed with
out the slightest OF monetary disturbance in
any direction tends TO strengthen confidence in an
abundant supply Of money for indefinite length OF
time 70 come. Tho supply OF commercial paper ia so
small that the banks and private lenders dependent
upon the Stock Exchange for the employment Of their
funds Ths best grade Of the former passes
fcely at OK per cent and tho second grade classed
good" Is quoted at o. Tue statement Of the as
ISOLATED banks for the highly favorable one,
rejecting as 1t does, the prevailing condition OF none
tary affairs The legal tender notes show increase OF
1858 500, and the deposits of So 1880 while tho
loans have decreased 523 the specie $50
and the circulation $906l1 The totals Of the present
previous statenents stand thus.-
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

Br0oklyn Income Tax Returns.
Tho following Is comparative list Of the
turned 10 the Assessors office BY the solid OF the
First Second Third wards Of the Third Congressional
district BROOKLYN for 1865 and 1851
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, ulyI-6P N.
CovrKa-For Rio there continued fair demand. and
prices Sales i5lf bags Mlby private
Other sales wcre made but kept private.
corroS.-Though the business consumated was light
the ruled shade hrmsr closing strong 26 for
mddlng upands The sales 100 bales. We quote;
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States sub-Treasury, Boston, this MONTH rs ABOUT
50. 75o 600
The Portland Mel banks have declared semi-annual
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FIouR GRAM Escspts, Asps bbls ncur 10 DO. and
bags $50 bushels wheat 226o0 do corn,
ISIS do DATA aud o do peas Ths market for stale and
Western -four ruled dull and heavy and holders
many lots selling At uIly 90 on Old -four was nominal
forced the market at decline Of 3Cc
4 SOC per Dbl California likewise dull and lover.
but sales about 600 bbls tmddng California; the
especial the grades. but there de-
the reaching $50 bbls at quotations. Rye
-four moderately active and were steady for all
bnI The lower grades which shade easier The es
GO bbs At Is 40 ~ 10. Corn meal was dull the
opl WI heard OF 100 bbla fairfAr at 10 We
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sursr TO R Buck Co. June ~ OF Cape Antonio sposs
bark Eureka, from Zaza for New YORK =, -. -.
Bark Ansdel t3ri Lee, 81 Jago de OupA 40 uhyA 49,
sugar. 70 Napier Wesford :. - -. ...x
Brig Martha Carr Rio Grande, 70 days. with hides and
wool, TO y ID Carlisle a Sou.
Brig Rachford Crane, Port Spain rs days, with mo
lasses TO J Whitney q Co.
Brig Lima Hill Ceufuegos is days with sugar 70 Isckss
Lightbourne OF the Double Headed shot Keys spsxs
brio Slower, from Cienfuevos for Boston,. IA. =
Brig Hattie tof Bangorl. Gikey Sagua, days. WIN ~
gar. to Buck Co. a., A..
Brig George Graham. Giace Bay. 10 DAYS, with COAL
master.
Brig lola, West, Indanola, % days, with hides, &C.
Schr Ruth VI Baker (of Yarmouth Mel, Knight Romes
dos DAYS with sugar. to Brett son 4 Co. .
Schr Arthsmeus Mitchell, Shuiee, Ms, II days. win
spiles 10 Snow Richardson -.
schr Walter Scott sypher St john NIB with aths TO JED
Frye Co. - 49,
stone TO Menus SON. 80
ton, Jonas Smith Co June 49, on Phenix lsaand
schr Jonas Smith, hence for Charleston
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskil, Washington. NO.
SchP Golden Rule. Torrey, Providence.
Schr w Cumming, Boult, Providence.
Schr Vesta Lord New Haven.
Schr Maggie Bell Hall, Willets Point
sshr ID Jones' Baker, Roudout for Bostor.
Brig Village Belle arrived Sunday is consigned 70 CrsS
dali, Umphray Co.
SAILED.
Steamships Nevada, Ocean Queen
pS- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SEE ANOTHER PAGE
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Wheat was again duh and nominal Most holders de-
manded " % for prime No. Milwaukee. and refused 70
sell below that hgpre though genuine bid Of ~ would
generally De accepted Indeed only lot OF this descrp
too sold broush, only q California was dun ard nom,.
20 90 bushels. at IS IS for white Georga, ~
ior new Mawa1nss and small lots do a. g
c1rn marke, vas unchanged. There was no.
prime enough Offering make but the few
parcels brought full prices Buyers generally held
sloof awaiting the arrival OF big tow expected In tho
tomorrow The sales were sbc, 6o0 bushels tneary all
for loca trade 81 % ~ ~ for ordinary esern
mined; 81 " choice DO, mostly old 600 81 % for
sound and kiln dried; 81 0a II for wsstsru yellow.
ern $40 esc for Ohio and state though the bulk Of
the bu sness which consisted wholly OF retail lots,
was 81 rather higher figures. Rye DUH prices
insl ~ 70 = 81 50 for westarn Barley and mali re-
NAMED inaotve; prices nomaahy unchanged.
PnaeH vesy quiet but sales were unchanged Tbs
only engagements We heard Of weres-Io LvWpeol 90
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Those compare with former sem-annual dividends as
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Cincinnati journal OF Friday last remarked that
there feeling prevailing in all departments
Of business and that orders from the country quite
liberal
Railway shares opened at advance upon the closing
prices Of Saturday and at the early session Of the
board there strong demand for all tho leading
stocks At the first regular board large aud well dis
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Terrible Crimes Charged Against n
CLERGYMAN.

BrrrALo, N. Y, August l2.-Thc Rev.
II. Wcndt, of Germantown, Pa, was ar
rested in Rochester this morning charged
with outraging the person of seven girls,
inmates Of the Germantown Orphan Asy-
lum, OF which he was superintendent. lie
has been practicing his diabolical acts for
over year previous to his discovery. He
fled from Germantown last week, fearing
punishment, and came to this city. On
his arrival he wrote to his wife making in
quities as to the feeling among the mem
bers of his church, and stated that he
would be in Rochester to-day, and would
be the guest Of the Lutheran minister.
This letter fell into the hands of the trus-
tees of the orphan asylum, who caused his
arrest. Wendt has wife and six children
living in Germantown, Pa. He left in
charge of an officer from Germantown on
the returning train for their home.
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W. I. Sutherlin, Esq, sued the town OF
Danvllle for five thousand dollars-a debt
contracted during the war. The town
commended, first, that it was usury
secondly, that it was illegal under the
Alexandria Constitution; thirdly, that il
legal ,,it ought to be scaled. But the jury
the other day brought in a verdict for the
whole amount.-DdnriNe Times.
BosToN, August IA colored letter
carrier named J. G. Hogan has been de-
tectcd in Il series Of heavy robberies from
the post office, and bound over in the sum
of $4,000 for trial.
He supported wife and children in fine
style, and kept white mistress at fash
ionahle house Of i'll repute.
A man named John Wade jumped from
the mast Of vessel in a dock at South
Brooklyn, Monday, distance of seventy
feet, into the water, to decide bet. The
water was only twelve feet deep, and he
stuck in the mud at the bottom, and was
drowned.
At Quincy, Illinois, bridge is con-
structing across the Mississippi which will
cost s2,O00,000. 1t will be completed in
ABOUT year.
A Connecticut paper heads its returns
from the Kentucky election: "The De-
mocrats claim majority" A mild way
Of stating strong case.
The Alabama and Florida Railroad
Company have sought a solution to their
financial troubles by filing a petition in
bankruptcy.
A grand reception is to be given to
Archbishop Purcell at Cincinnati on his
return from Rome.
Bankruptcy is expensive. One adver-
tisement for the bankrupt Jacob Barker,
of New Orleans, cost $1,000.
The Colorado Register says there are
few persons in that Territory whose in
comes are less than 81 900 year.
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&c. better, but the advance was lost, the
market closing dull; mixed western, sl.l0
@sl.11; white southern, sl.22. Oats less
active but firm; new southern, 9O@93c.
Pork lower, closing at $500. Lard dull.
Whiskey, rice, and sugar quiet. Turpen-
tine, $4,000. Resin, s3.S5@s8.5O. Tai
Pll1s@l1Tc. Wool heavy; Texas, "a
Stocks heavy. Cold Cold, 1903. 5-2vs, 1872,
registered, 1879.
BALTIMORE, August l4.-Cotton firm
and unchanged. Rio coffee dull and fiat:
Flour quiet and steady, with some demand
for export. Wheat steady; prime to choice
red, s2.259s2. inferior lots, sl.75;
prime and choice white, s2.5O@s2.6O.
White corn active aud higher; prime,
sl.1O; yellow, s1.l7@sl.18. Oats-Com-
mon to prime, 6s@sOc.; inferior, &c.,;
bulk, 75@7sc. Sugar firm and unchanged.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Whiskey
nominally quoted at 81 for free; 3oG35c.
in bond.
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2'itllmolll Qlispotth
-ESyNY.........,.AlGUST IS, 1857.
- SECRETARY OF WAR 2.

~, - To- rE SECRETARY OF WAR p
-.. ..... are A variety OF rumorS on this sub
zone Of item, perhaps, very reliable.
+. ,1ans. however, 10 be generally under
81 '...1,,al General Grants tenure OF Office
~. Int brief. Among those mentioned
u, o,v 10 succeed him arc in addition
,,,5inan and Ex-Governor Andrew,
..,,.orc mcatioHcd,) General Mcclellan
C,ocyal Banks. The mention Of the
....s o., Ex-Governor Andrew and Gen
Ranks in this connection is probably
.....~1aa As Joke at the expense of these
..-...~acn.-Jorney$ Chronicle.
r-,~.'> presence in the Cabinet is evil
-.,vt:ghly embarrassing to the Radi-
They have already begun to predict
...ra vii soon retire. But how can he I?
~.., j. merely suspended. Unless,
-.-~e ;nc Radicals can induce him to
-~ .tr President cannot appoint sue
.....-, /: woa,d be strange result Of
... .r,t~o1,., >hoUld Forncy's party have
..- Stanton 10 resign all claim to the
m t,.rc.
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New YORK, August IA. M.-Stocks
very dull; Erie strong. Money, 4G5 per
cent Gold, l4O5.. Sterling-Time, lO9 q;
sight, llO1s. 5-2o's, '62, coupons, 1875.
Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons, 6S3496J; new
ISIS ue, 66A. Flour l5@2Oc. better. Wheat
quiet amber Georgia, s2.259s2.3O. Corn
L@lc. better. Oats quiet and very hrm.
Pork steady at s23.25623.3O. Lard quiet
at l21a@l34c. Whiskey steady. Cotton
firm and advancing at 2S11ac. Turpentine
quiet and dropping at 59lac. Common
rosin, S3.S0GS3.S7. c..o.
NEW York, August 14-P. M.-Cotton
very firm; sales of l,4OO bales at 2shsc.
Flour-State and western, l5g25c. DetteI
for old; new dull and lower; State y @
sll.75; southern, sll.5O@sl45O. Wheat
Rather more doing; southern s2.239S2.5o
white Georgia, s2.40Gs2.47. Corn opened
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TELEGRA-PHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August l4.-Thc Presi.
dent, through General Grant, has in.
structed General Sickles that no order car
be issued by the latter conflicting with the
process Of tho Federal courts. This re-
vokes Order No. 10 of Sickles's, interfering
with cases recently adjudicated by Chief
Justice Chase in North Carolina.
General Sheridan writes to General
Grant complaining that General Rousseau's
general demeanor towards him was not
such as the commanding officer of the dis.
trict had right to expect.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, August l4-9 P. NIX
Secretary Stanton and wife have gone to
Boston. Stanton's son retains clerkship
in the War Department. General Grant
is very busy there, and few visitors are
admitted.
John Il. KinSead has been appointed
postmaster at Sitka, Walrussia.
Paymaster B. W. Brice has issued a
circular discrediting the reports of pay
ments on fraudulent discharge papers.
Acknowledgement Stanbery is at Capon
Springs in bad health.
Yesterdays Cabinet meeting was the
most harmonious one held for months past.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
Omaha advices say the Sioux Indians
are banding together and crossing the
Platte for battle at Blum Creek station.
General advices indicate that hostilities
are increasing.
Official notice is given that ON and after
October lst frst-order fixed light will be
exhibited from Assateague, on the Vir-
GINA coast, in place of the fourth order
light heretofore exhibited.
Old post-ofiices are being revived, and
new ones opened every day through the
South.
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON, August 14-Noon.-Consols
frmer and unchanged. United States
bonds weak at "A "a.
Tico O'clock P. NJ The weather
throughout England is very bad. ConSols,
Cd 1876. United States bonds, "A.
LONDON, August Acknowledgements
closed strong at 947a. United States
bonds, "A.
LIVERPOOL, August l4-Noon.-Cotton
frmer and more active; estimated sales OF
$4,000 bales. Other articles unchanged.
Tuo O'Clock p. M.-Cotton firm but
less active; sales now estimated at $4,000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, August l4-EVening.-Cot-
ton closed firm with an advance OF IS
middling uplands, 1922; Orleans, Ia.
FRANKFORT, August l4-Evening.-Uni-
ted States bonds closed steady at 7734.
GENERAL NEWS.
Foo-Chow advices say IA, 100000 pounds
of the new crop of tea is already sold.
The United States steamers Hartford
and Wyoming had fought the Chinese pi-
rates on the island of Tensa who refused
to surrender the murderers Of the crew OF
the American barque Rover. After she'll
ing the shore, several boat-loads Of ma
rines effected landing. Five hours sharp
fighting ensucd, during which Lieutenant
Mckenzie was fatally wounded, and ff-
teen officers and men fell from sunstroke
The fighting party then withdrew, and the
bombardment being continued until the
natives disappeared, the ships left the
scene.
The Chinese refuse to receive Mexican
dollars coined by Macmillan.
Garibaldi was at Sienna renewing his
preparations for movement on Rome.
1t is rumored that Omar Pasha, com.
handing in Gambia, had resigned.
Captain Moriarty (Fenian) had beer
sentenced to ten years. imprisonment.
The negotiations between Denmark ant
Prussia were progressing amicably.