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New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
Iition of the B1nks of Boston:

Business in financial circles was irregnary reported
today At some houses brisk, with an active de-
mand for discounts grain paper but where was
0uiet Tie shipments of currency were moderate
mostly 10 towns the Upper Mississippi Several 1.-THE
banks reported the receipt OF remtanees from the n
terror which indicates that the return now mas parany
commenced. Paper Scrutinized Win e0nslderaoe So
yeity and favors generally restricted TO deposition.
in good standing In the open market there is BOod
demand for discounts, at ld2 per cent per MONTH sc-
cordnR TO the standing of the signatures Exchange MAS
scarce and nrmer with sales between banks at 15c dis
count with no sellers at the close below of The coun-
ter rates unchanged.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Road for the
first week in October were:
1867 SlO3 7Oi 1855. .Sl0l,1N Increase..t2hs
The earnings of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Road for the first week in October were
1867 sl446OO 1866 ......Sl1s,1ol Increase
The new railroad between Camden and Nouns
Holly n j., recently opened, gives evidence OF the
most gratifying success Tho travel and business
over the road since it was opened to the public, or
for the last ten days have been very large indicating
the great advantages which it affords TO those two
points and to citizens along the route. The trains
run full and profitable amount of freghting is DONE
For Bank stocks to-day tho following are the
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

The stockholders of tho Virginia and Tennesses
Railroad, in session at Lynchburg yesterday for the
purpose of considering consolidation with the other
Southside Virginia railroads, were served with
notice from the War Department at Washington for
bidding any change in the presidency of the Company
until all the claims due the Government for running
stock and material sold it at the conclusion Of the
war. on credit, are paid. The stockholders appointed
committee to confer with Gen. Grant and adjourned
until the second Tuesday in November.
The earnings of the ST. Louis, Alton and Iefrs
Haute Railroad Company for the month of Septem-
ber 1867, were s21s,97O o. September, 1866, $685.
$50 90; increase over 1906 s20,0S6 30.
The bids for the loan of 100000 to the State OF
Georgia will be opened tomorrow at the National
Bank of the Republic. 1t is said that this amouns
will furnish all the means which the State VIII re-
qure to meet her obligations.
The following are the movements Of Dry Goods ss
IL - l.
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81 as IN casks aud bbs In Crude Fish OILS only mod
erato business doing; prices are steady at 1oeIov ioe
97tc to 81 20 for No. . No. L. and Fair to Prime and
PROVISIONS Mess Porkis again decidedly lower aud
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with the degencracy OF the female organization the
habits of dress, the OF exercise. She thought
reform should b. Instituted IN both directions With
gard to remarks upon bread size desired to state that
her observations had led her TO believe that different
ORGANIZATIONS require different food-that can eat
bread from bolted -four while others cannot without
harm.
This discussion closed the regular business OF The meet
ing but Mrs Dali mentioned the death OF the Hon. Charles
orne OF Boston, who died yesterday and who though
rot member Of the Association was among the foremost
I'm every phaBthrOpc work she suggested that reso.
tuition EXPRESSIVE OF the loss the community has sustained
in hs death should be passed. The meeting then ad-
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the day Discounts still made sparingly and only
the grade OF commercial paper was In favor at tbs
banks the rate OF which Is nOninay per cent Dut prac'
cay from 10 Q. Among bank officers tho opinion ap
pears be almost universal that with the prospect OF
Continued demand for moving the grain crop, ana the
early wants OF provision trade OF the Vest and Of the
cotton trade OF the South there must be prolonged
clOseness Of the money market.
The following is the weekly statement of the con-
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CICIL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT -CRCUu-Before Mr. Justice
NLLILs.
VERDICT TOE $1,000 ~ TIE FIREWORKS EXPLO-

sLFALML COtAl lh,.It -DcioIo MI 1u'"ee
VERDICT TOR 5000 IL TIE FIREWORKS EXrLo-
SION CASE.
Christian Il.o. Executor &c aEt IbomAs j. Jones'
In this case, previously reported, and IN which
the plaintiff, who IS the widow OF John Llo' sued de-
fe caused 10y an explosion OF fireworks doendant's
premises, at No 10 Johnst on tho 25h OF AUGUST lo5',
Tho jury brought In verdict for plaintiff for 5000, and
the Court added an allowance Of $3.50.
Before Mr. justice SMITH.
MERCANTILE PAPER-rHE LELANDS AND GEN.
BUTLER.
Tho Merchants National D3E q Lowell Mas at Charles LELAND
This is n suit on bill of exchange for Si,G2j
drawn by Cen Butler upon Leland Brothers, and on It's
face accepted by them, payable at Saratoga Springs
ana is Endorsed by their cashier Mr. Fields The defense
put forward the following statement Cen. hnIer 5elnS
W Leland boug indebted 90 the estate OF Col Butler In
Bntlers hands as collateral and FOR collection claims
on various companies 10 the amount OF $4,000
These claims arose Of the loss OF the steamship Eve
Ming star subsequently Mr. VIM Leland becoming doubt
ful Of the soyncy Of the Columbian Insurance Company
against which was one OF these claims for $500, aud
having an opportunity TO compromise that claim for
seventy five cents on the dollar asked Gen Butler
TO make that compromise. Ihe Generai dld not
think himself authorized, executor TO thus impair tho
coaeras and IN order to make up Shs denGihSy w to m
the Of his firm; The defense claim that ths was
accommodation Of Mr. W. Leland ana Gen. Butter, anu
intended only 20 be held collateral and not used nn-
less deficiency should arise on the Other cOlateras
They claim that this latter contingency has not arisen,
but that the contrary, when tho other claims al OF
s. 600 duo 10 Mr. W. leland They claim therefore that
as mere accommodation paper is utterly void "a the
cashier OF the bank present at ana knew or tho
whole negotiation but that at rate the defendant,
Charles Leland Is free the acceptance was gwen with
out his knowledge and not I'm the firm business. .
The draft was really given in place OF previous draft
OF Nh w Leland but the Court charged that II the plain
tis took previous draft for value, without notice.
and took the draft also without notice OF the fact
that Charles Leland had known nothing of IT, In pay
ment OF the previous debt they were entitled to recover
A sealed verdict Is ordered for Monday.
sCnAMBERs-BefOrc Justice ISGRAHAM.
DECISIONS.
In the matter OF the petition Of Abraham =. Guynure
CT al, mfans-Order granted. Charlotte CarO1A agt:
Jacob GrauMotlou granted on payment Of $40 costs OF
motion.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND
Summons agt Champn.-M0ton granted. Negros agt.
Bramier-Moton granted. william Smith ct nj. agt. SILK
Manufacturing Company An extra allowance Of SIS to
defendant.
Before Justice CLERKE
Columbian Insurance Company agt: Samuel stevens
Motion denied without costs and without prejudice 10
defendants right to claim his costs from the receiver pro
rata.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Henry o. Nichols of Athens, Green Co., n. T.,
fled IA petition In bankruptcy which was referred to
Re Gatea
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gagement; and Eureka, this it is: to extract the
virgin juice from this eruberantly fertile soil; to
give ''gullah" 10 world that has hitherto been
depri1 I'D of this rich and mellow, though other
wise, perhaps, somewhat inelegant form OF speech.
When this branch OF the Bureau shall be proper
ly org anized, the officers in charge might be clad
with power to send for persons and papers, thus
giving their transactions the proper stamp Of Of
fetal authority: and if in the exercise Of this power
they should send for u.s. we would feel in CON
science bound to respond truthfully to all the
several interogatories bearing on the question We
should tell them that they must exercise great
aurieular vigilance if they would catch the nice
shades Of sound THE ;Freedmen's Bureau we
hope, will pardon this not altogether defensible
The colored bootblack and newsboy
barber and bar keeper, the polished [metaphori-
cal, do not mean s7ssnigl butler and the dainty
lady's maid, speak o different language-as they
occupy different position in colored society
from the colored ladies and gentlemen, who, in
other daye, we're wont to cultivate the rice lands
on Cooper River, or the cotton plantations on the
Sea Islands; and these again have q different 7o-
cabulary from the freedmen of the middle and
upper Districts of this State. The task, it will
soon be found, is far greater and involving more
abor than had been at first anticipated but the
rewards in prospect are Of a corresponding mag
litude; and We earnestly hope that the project
;hus hastily and inperiectly chalked out, may not
be allowed to come to naught4
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tances Of MIR. and Mrs, L. B. WHFrTEM0RE, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. WH1TTEMoRE, Mrs. J. L. REoMPKE, and Mr.. and
Mrs ]. RHODES are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of the former at bis late residence
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O'Clock. February II -
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and nominal. Corn steady; mixed Southern sOca
| 81; good to prime 81 02a1 O4. Whiskey 25a30c in

81; good to prime 81 o2a1 o4. Whiskey 25asoc., in
bond.
CINCINNATI, February n.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull. Corn dull ind 1c lower; 55a56c. in
the car. Oats Sic. WhiHkey declined. Privisions
dull. Mess Pork nominal at s20s. Bulk Meats Of
fered moro freely; Shoulders &c.; Sides sac Bacon
dull; Shoulders 92c.; Clear Sides 12sa122e. The
news from New Orleans has depressed the market.
Groceries steady.
ST. LOUIS, February 11.-FIour quiet. Wheat
firm. Corn not materially changed: Choice 80a
80. Whiskey dali. Provisions inactive. Clear
Sides 12ah. Pork unchanged.
WILMINGTON, February 11.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding Upiands 80.
SAVANNAH, February 11.-Cotton opened at 80,
but closed at BIZ.
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Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, February 11.-Flour dull and de-.
clining. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn dull and
unchanged Pork dull, Now Mess $40 815. Lard
dull, in bbls. 111a13s. Whiskey steady. Peas
dull. Cotton shade frmor, at 33a33l for Mid
ding Uplands. Freights steady.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton dull and unchanged. Flour declined 80
10c; Southern dull and declining at $40 8Oa16 50.
Wheat dull, and the market fayors buyers. Corn
dull and declining; Mixed Western 81 03a1 OF
White Western 81 081. Oats heavy. Pork steady
and quiet; New Mess $40 rs. Provisions dull and
heavy. Whiskey steady. Rice quiet at 10ac. for
Carolina. Coffee firm. Turpentino 67aGSc Rosin
s4a8 so. Freights quiet. Cotton to Liverpool 3d.
a7-16d.
BALTIMORE, February 11.-Coffee firm at 15aa
n Il 4 L. xryl. Il
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OBITUARY..

DIED. In New Bedford. Massachusetts on the 25th of
January. Mrs. CHARLOTTE BES8ELLEIU tcolored), in
the 72d year of her age 5.5szz=z
She leaves husband and many relatives and friends
to mourn her loss For AZ years she WIS member of
the Baptist Church.
Servant OF God well done;
Thy battle Is fought thy race is run.
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Marine NcWa.

New YORK, February 1.-THE steamship Aus-
tralasian has arrived from Liverpool. The El
Dorado is at Liverpool srom New Orleans. The
Caroline is at Gibraltar. The ship Sea Foane from
ST. Michael's for Bristol, has had hor rudder
sprung. Arrived the steamship Saratoga, from
Norfolk. The steamship Aibenar:e has arrived
from Richmond. The steamship Baua,ra, from
New York to Havre, was met at sea in distress.
One hundred and seventy Of her passengers were
brought here by the ship ResoEute.
SAN Francisco, February 9.-The steamship
Golden Age sailed from here to-day with 100000
in treasure, and 5000 barrels of flour.
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On Tuesday evening" February 5th at The residence OF
the BRIDES father by the Rev. E. j. MEYNARD PHILIP
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W NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, IN CHARLEsTON.-Book Of Subscription to the
Capital Stock OF this Bank amounting to $4,000 diyid
ed into 5000 Shares Of 500 each with privilege Of In
crease to an amount not exceeding ST. 100000. Will be
opened at the Book Store of AIr. s. g. counTENAY No.
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Money Market.

N1w YoaE, February 1.-THE Stock market low
er. U. s. 5-20's Of 62, coupons, 10s5@1o8}. Vir-
ginia 6's, 54@58; Missouri 6's, 94@95. Exchange
Of 60 days 81; sight9l Gold 1861
The last Stock Board was exceedingly dull; 5-20s
of go, coupon, 1893; now issue, 1O5l lOa0s 100s.
zoos 1O53 Gold 1861
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BALTIMORE, February 11.-Cofee firm at 13aa
1896, gold, in bond. Flour steady. Wheat dull
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General News,

PANAMA, February 1.-The American Consul,
Mr. LITTLE, died here. The Yellow Fever is rag
ing on the steamer Jamestown and the city Is
full Of the pestlence The fever is an epidemic on
the Isthmus. The Cholera has appeared Oh the
Grenada.
LIMA, January 22.-The American steamer Jas
Clark is here, with the Yellow Fever.
HAVANA, February 6.-The Cholera, Small Pox
and Yellow Fever still prevails at st. Thomas.
Seven hundred deaths from Cholera took place in
five weeks. The Small Pox is abating at Matanzas.
Tho rul,itos snf4a1. 1nost
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Minority Report of New Orleans Invcsti-
eating Committee.

Minority Report of New Orleans Invcsti-
eating Committee.
.WAsHNaroN, February 11.-Mr. BoyERs minori-
ty report on the New Orleans riot supports, by ey
dence and arguments, the versions Of the riot
which we're published at the time, and repeated
since By the press Of New Orleans and the South.
concluding that the riot was local, originating it,
local circumstances, and showing no hostility on
the part Of the community toward the Federal Gov.
ernment. It was monstrous to hold whole peo-
pie responsible for riot, provoked by incendiary
speeches. The same course would have led to
riot in any city. The Union Conyentionists, in IN
citing the negroes, counted first on military, and
then on Congressional support. He denounces
Judge HOWELL as heading the conspiracy and then
his fellow -conspirators
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H@- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPoRTs, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedments to MARRIAGE
With means Of reiof Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address DR.. j. sKILN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pc.
January is 9mo
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an that no pension, compensation, gift or gratui
| ty be bestowed or paid by q State to any person
by reason of anything done or suffered in support
of the rebellion. The Constitution to be submit
ted to the Electors qualified by this Act The cleo
tion to be held under rules to be prescribed by the
Secretary of War, and, if approved by majority,
to be submitted to Congress.
Eighth. It shall be the duty Of the President to
designate forthwith officer Of the army, not un-
der the rank of Brigadier, to stationed in Louis
lana, to be military commander within the State.
1t shall be the further duty Of tho Presi-
dent to place there, under the command OF such
General requisite force to execute the duty pre-
scribed. Whenever the authorities refuse, neg
lect, or omit speedy enforcement of the laws for
the punishment and prevention Of crime against
the rights of any persons whatsoever, the General
shall arrest and hold such offender until the civil
authorities prosecute. The General shall assist
the cvrauthorities in enforcing the laws, reguate
the elections, and ensure enforcement Of al laws
without regard to raco or color.
Ninth The laws of the Council or Provisional
Legislature shall be certified to the Senate for
Congressional approval. Should Congress dis
approve, the facts shall be certified to tho Chief
Justice Of Louisiana, and such disapproved laws
shall be void after the date Of its receipt by the
Chief Justice.
Tenth. Until admitted to representation as a
loyal State Louisiana shall be allowed one Dele
gate in. Congress, chosen at the first election
ordered herein. He must have the same qualltiea-
Gons as the Governor, and shall have the rights
and privileges of the territorial representatives
now in the House.
Eleventh. All laws now in force in Louisiana,
consistent with this Act, shall continue laws and
remain in force until repealed or modified, pro-
vided that no person shall be competent to act as
q juror, who is not an elector under this Act. All
expense incident to the administration Of the Pro-
visional Government herein provided shall be col
[ected and paid as is now done, for the support Of
the present government.
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. a8- NOTICE TO MARINERS. s.-CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews aide Of
the Ashley Rver by which precauion, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable Will be avoided.
s. c. TURNER, Il. IL
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December 27 thstu2mo
a@MEsSRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. M. MANIGAULT as Csndidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. CITIZEN.
November etu
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1000 TONS Burden,
= -. CAPTAIN LOUIS NJ CoXETTERs
an AND AFTER TEE 2sTH OCTOBER; YHISsFINHI
~ SHIP Will sail from Middle Atante Wharf. every:
Friday Might at 10 O'Clock for the above places
ALI freight must be paid hero by ahippeFs
Gangs Of 'egroes VII be t:ken to the abo points
the st Johns River at SIS each. Children under tan
years age fee Horses and Mules at reduced rates.
) HFCountry papers advertising .the DICTATOR':wip: :
please discontinue their notices md send account to the
Agents. :s5 q: s5ec y 70 70
For Freight or Passage apply on board: or to the
Agency, S,uth Atlantic Hh1r-. Janua'y is
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FOR. NEW YORKs

YNHE FINE STEAMSHIP CARLOTTA,1 CAPTAIN: !:
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The CARL0TTA has elegant accommodations Tor pas
senge1s. For Freight or Passage, apply to
iztz:-; STREET BROTHERS CO., sS5
February No. u East Bay.
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washington News.

WASHINGTON February 11.-Among the Ameri-
cans who are reported in the State Department as
having died in France, is MARIA FKUznLA HGnz,
Of New Orleans, and J. B. A11An1ElTRE, Of Charles
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#WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E II. WHITING, Esq. as o candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicta) District at the next election.
September 10