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The New York herald., 1867-03-19
SEIZURE or ILLICIT wHlsKEy.

During tho last few days Assistant Assessors 8 T.
Iappin and Cole Of the Sixth district have seized
hundred and sixty nine barrels Of whiscy which
were without the government brand The liquor was
turned to the United States District Attorney for
conhscaiion.
The New York herald., 1867-03-19

Fanku) tor not using promper means for her recovery
afer learning that sne had swallowed the poison
Deceased thiriys SIX years OF age and native OF
Ireland
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whole, steady. with moderate trade demand me sls
comprise about $500 bbs California nour was generally
held at e rs In bags but heard Of no sales at ovc
e4 o. For Southern -four ths inquiry wAs limited bat
pri were steady with sales Of 20 bb at our quotations.
Rye -four was in good demand previous prices Tho ssle
embraced A5o bbs 81 S. according 70 quality
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Board OF Aldermen wore 10 have met at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon; but as some Of the
bers wore behind time tho Board adjourned for Of
quorum.
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VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW.

The following named persons were yesterday brought
before Justice Dowlng at tho Tombs the charge Of
violating the Excise law and held to bail in the Of
$500 each at the Court or Sessions:-Juiia
Houd, lo7h Washington street; Matthew tilligan, 81
Mulberry street, Peter Angardner 12l Elm street, Jacob
Fink, 81 Ann street; Mary Conroy No. 7 Desbrosscs
street; Jeremiah McCarty, l5 Thames street.
Barioo Mangels, $3.50 Spring street; Ellen AcDonough,
4s7 Washington street, Henry f. Crane. 334 Spring
street; John Banks, 40l East Twentythird street, and
Charles Denker 46 Watts street, were arraigned yester
day before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police
Court charged with having violated the provisions Of
Excise law The accused were hold In the sum of
$500 TO answer.
Kelly committed the following for alleged violations
the Excise law Patrick Costello, 1913 Second
road
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saes indicate advance Of lc &C. bushal but most
holders demanded a1vrnce Of 30 bushel 80 %
was offered and refused for California hodars being Arm
at IS 10: the sales 60 bushels 81 50 81 for
No. Milwaukee, 80 65 for No. Chicago, and IS 20 for
white Canada Corn opened arm styl ~ for mixed West
ern In store but pending iier cable buyers held
aoo and the market rather sunpy, closing 81 10
81 191 in store: the sales moderate extent
store g q for do saos 81 10 8 is for new yellow West.
limited demand dun OF SALE and prices had down
ward tendency The sales conned 10 5000 bushels
6fI@c 6Sc for Western aud Tie. 7ac. Rye
was steady win moderate dsmana sales were made Of of
bushels sod at 81 ~ 81 23 fo- Canada West duty
paid The market steady For malt there scarcely
inquiry and entirely nominal ths absence
OF sales.
CofrKK-The market all kinds ruled hrm cspoc-
tally for The stock OF this p.ion Is unusually hight
being 1900 bags against 81 900 rags At tho correspond
ing date year Java has advanced to &c 261sc.
The sales 500 bags Rio. ex Nora reported at 2o
cold. in bond and 2 0CO do Ceara on private terms.
CoIroN.-The advance established saturday OBJ
tanned yesterday though the demand ess active the
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
Thc Germnns and thc Excisc Lnw.


Yesterday afternoon q number Of German brewers
bcer retailers, hotel keepers and park proprictors
sembled at the Bowery Garden for the purpose Of fur
ther considering what should be taken to in
protection under the operation Of the Excise law.
Mr. John Marschocoski occupied the char. lengthy
Schmidt, Koch and number Of others participated.
Resolutions adopted to the effect that nasmuch
the Excise law is enforced In manner which Is against
spirit republican institutions and Of enlightened
age every legal effort should be made forthwith to insure
repeal TO modify it. To this end they endorse the
efforts and taken by the Metropolitan Central
Committee being central organization representing the
various quor dealers associations Further that they
viii longer be subjected to the influence Of clique
OF fanatics and the despotic measures of the Metro
politan Police Board; but that they will appeal to the
highest authorytne people OF the state. The Legis
aiure shall be acquainted with the views OF tho meet
ing, and the German brewers organization Is called upon
unite its efforts with those OF the Metropolitan Central
Committee OF liquor dealers and TO contribute 70 it's
funds. The chairman authorized TO cali another
NEE, pg TO be held early day.
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ssttorzed and requested TO make application 10 the
IN behalf OF the county, for the passage OF
as nssss enabling scf authorizing tho Board OF Super
vss 70 raise by tax, the several sums which desg
sssd BY tho ordinance making the annual appropria
tss or year 1867 for county purposes not already
~ .aftorze 70 be raised under existing laws, less
ssnsted amount Of tho revenues OF Tue general und
~ said sumr, according 70 law.
The bills "a sbern Kelly for tho last three months 81
Isse smouDffng 10 fs,iet were ordered 10 DC paid,
srd alss bIs for work the new County Ctur House,
sosnpg 10 6a8 ~ after which the Boa5o aoJoe'heo'
UD1sct lo the rslI VI Ipe yJaJr
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
TIE County Tax Levy Adopted-Its Amount
Bills Ordered Paid. &c.

The County Tax Levy AdOpted-Its Amount
Bills Ordered Paid. &c.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday Supervisor
Tweed presiding. The following ordinance was sub
DItted by the Committee Annual Taxes, and adopted
TIE total amount Of the named is 81 72ss sos, OF
which the greater portion under the heads Of estate
saxes' and 'sFoice:''-
An ordnance making the annual appropriations for the
support OF the government Of the county Of New York.
inciatinc the Metropolitan Police within said county
tne paynent Of interest the county debt and tho
sacs of said county Of the State taxes for the year
Isr-
ma Beard Of Supervisors Of the county Of New York
arran A. fslsows:-
srrrs Il h order TO provide for the support OF the
snrYrnsn6 II the county OF New York, including the
Metropolitan Police stationed In said county, and the
svnsn ADD OF said county OF the state taxes,
MAJ u s-assa scr and during .ho year 1867, the FOL
fnpng " rsrey are hereby respectively appro-
prfs,s< ir ne soiects and purposes hereinafter
90 fyth. iiiai y nF:-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Cost Of Executing the Recenstrscsien
Acs-FIuancial Isems-The JsIy
a>~sinn 10 r.~-FT &

Cost or Executing the Rccenstrvcsien
Acf-Fiusncial Iteus-The Jsiy
sessien .L.e-L,.1--
NEW YORK, June G.-There will evil
IDENTIFY be q wide difference in the cost
Of executing the reconstruction act IN
the several districts. While Generai
Sickles says the appropriation OF bali a
million will be barely sufficient for his
own command, General Sheridan ex-
pects to complete the whole of his dis
trict for half that sum, and be done be-
fore any one else.
The Cashier of the First National
Bank of Vicksburg telegraphs to the
Secretary of the Treasury that all re-
ports of trouble in that bank are false.
It has not even been embarrassed, and
that the only foundation that the re-
port of it's failure could have had was
the delay of certain remittances reach
ing New York.
The sentiment of most of the dozen Of
Congressman now here regarding the
session is that it will and ought take Q
short one, say two or three weeks, WIFI
provision fer continued meeting in Oc'
tober. Governor Boutwell,, who leads the
impeachmept witness of the Judiciary
committee, is of opinion that the session
will be short, and that the members
generally will be required to bring thu
Impeachment report before the House
for discussion at this session, but thai
as several weeks will undoubtedly be
required to allow the discussion OF thi.
subject, an early meeting in the fall
will be both desirable and necessary.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Fraudulent Issues-Ex.Gov. Wells
Mexican Items.

New YORK, June 27.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: A sensation
was created in New Orleans business
circles yesterday on the announcement
by the Mayor in his message to the city
council of the discovery of an alleged
fraudulent over-issue of nearly S4OO, 900
of city notes by the city treasurer. In
his message the Mayor says the city
cannot he made liable in law for the re-
demption of the Over-issue of the city,
and officers should be instructed not to
receive any of it. City scrip has de-
preciated y per cent. and some mer-
chants utterly refuse to receive it in
business transa 1tions.
Santa Annals son has protested against
the action of Commander Rowe in ar
resting the chief Mt Vera Cruz. The
protest is directed to the United States
Consul ut Havana.
Ex-Governor Wells, having waited
sufficient time for the President to de-
eide on his removal and the latter not
having acted in the matter, has deter
mined uvOn issuing proclamation de-
claring himself Governor and Flanders
an usurper, declaring null and void his
subsequent and future acts, and direct
ing the sheriff and other civil officers
not to obey his orders. This he be-
lieves to be the law under the Attorney
Generals opinion. This will compel
the President to act. He takes this
course by the advice of several lawyers
here. His proclamation will be issued
in q day or two, unless the President
interferes.
BY advices from the city of Mexico
to the I'd inst, we learn that a grand
review of General Diaz' army, number
ing 10000 troops from Querretaro,
which arrived on the Both ult, had
taken place. Diaz writes to Juarez
that he will occupy the city in one
week, but did not think it advisable to
precipitate matters as its ultimate fall
was certain.
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Gin cinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June q.
FLOUR-Firmer for winter and fam
lily and fancy; prices tend upward, but
lower grades made in whole or in part
from spring wheat not saleable; the
stock now here does not exceed 5000
bbls; family II 50al3 so; fancy IA OOa
Is 90; small lots of new offered at IL 90.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. 2 27O; No. l
$50.
CORN-Dull but prices unchanged;
sales Of No. l at IS in bulk and So in
sacks; the demand for it in the latter
shape is for shipment to New Orleans.
OATS-Dull at &c for No. |.
RYE-Dull and unchanged.
COTTON-Dull at % for middling.
WHISKY-Firm at 80 in bond.
MESS PORK-Unchanged and steady
ut 81 90.
BULK MEATS--Firmer, holders ask
ing for shoulders at the close and l0s
for sides.
BACON-Firmer; prices tend upward;
at the close the sales were 9al1allta12s
for shoulders, sides, clear sides and clear
rib.
HAMS-In good demand at lGal6t
for sugar cured; tendency upward.
LAED-Dull and prices nominal; liz
for prime city kettle rendered; no de-
mand.
COFFEE-Unchanged.
SUGAR-Firm; demand good; l2al5
far raw, aud 17a17t for refined.
BUTrER-Unchanged and quiet at
15a17.
EGGS-Firm at 10.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at | 40; very lit
tie demand.
HAY-Dull and declining.
GOLD-13t.
MONEY-Market dull at sal0 per
cent.
EXCHANGE-Stcady at par buying,
and Ito premium selling.
WOOL-Dull, but prices not lower.
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The Preaident aud Party ut New
Haven.

New HAVEN, June 27.-The President
left Hartford this morning and was re-
ceived at the depot here with cheers
from Il large crowd, escorted to the
City Hall by the military, a salute of
bells rung and flags displayed. Gov
ernor English introduced the President
to the Mayor, who extended welcome.
The President returned thanks for this
manifestation of respect, not only to
him as a citizen but as the Chief Magis-
trate of the country. l have tried to
be President of the whole United States
and not of part. There were two
kinds of cOurage-One physical, which
enables man to meet the enemy on the
battlefield, and the other moral, which
gives man strength to stand in the
councils of the nation and face those
who may endeavOr to overthrow our
liberties. In the midst of all this / had
but one anchor, from which / never
permitted myself to be cut loose. Con-
scientious conviction was my courage,
the public good my aim and the Consti-
tuition my guide. In further reply he
said the storm has passed and the skies
were becoming brighter, then why
could they not all unite in one common
effort to restore peace and concord to
the country. The President was fire.
quently applauded and given three
cheers at the close.
Secretary Seward was also introduced
and made few remarks of a compli-
mentary nature. He said that is what
/ have observed in Connecticut. Its
people have wonderful faculty not
only for teaching but for making o
great many things. If it is peace they
make prophets and if war making war
like implements, and am happy TO say
l see the diffusion of knowledge in your
State keeps pace with Improvements of
skill In labor.
Postmaster General Randall also re-
spOnded to call. II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-28
Prices Of Wool.

The following are the prices of Wool
in different parts of the country, at the
latest dates, as we learn from our ex-
changes: ..s
In Massilon (Ohio) it is selling from
IS to so cents.
In Washington county (Pa.) wool is
selling from 50 to SIS cents
In Lancaster (Ohio) wool is selling
from 40 to As cents.
Prices range from 81 to As cents per
pound in Wooster, Ohio.
Wool is selling in Cadiz (Ohio) from
As to so cents per pound.
Some 50, 900 pounds of wool have been
purchased in Knox county, (Ohio), at
prices ranging from 40 to so cents.
In Brook county, wv. Va..) IS cents
has been offered for a clip that sold last
year for 60 cents.
Sales of wool have been made in
GAINESVILLE, belmont county, Ohio,)
at prices ranging from As to so cents.
The average price paid for wool in
New Lisbon, (Ohio, is so cents.
Considerable quantities have been
sold in this market (SteubenyiHe) at
prices ranging from Is to so cents.
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ExplOsiOu,

BALTIMORE, June H.-The fire works
manufacturing establishment Of Joseph
Bond, on Gist street, in the Eastern sec
ton of the city, exploded yesterday.
Tho entire building was completely de-
molished, and the proprietor was so Sc
riously injured that his life is despaired
of, and workman named Humphrey
was also seriously hurt but will recover.
Loss on the building aud material $4,000
dollars; no insurance. 4.
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WHEAT-3a5 better and less active;
sales II, 800 bushels Mt 2 30a2 IS forcom-
mon No. 2 Milwaukee; 2 IS for No. 2
Chicago; 2 20 for No. Milwaukee; 80
for rejected spring, 3 02aa3 05 for white
California.
RYE-Without change; sales 10000
bushels western at i 25a1 80, inside
price for inferior.
BARLEY-Quiet.
MALT-Dull.
CORN-Rcceipts Il. $50 bushels, mar
ket 1c lower; voply moderate enquiry;
sales of 900 bushels new mixed west
ern a. O6a1 10; very choice do. Il LOLA
Ill; unsound goal 03; western liza
1 Is; and kiln dried western I 90.
~oATS-Dull; and lower; receipts II )
$50 bushels; sales 26 600 bushels west
ern at 76a77; retail sales Of State at ga
80.
RICE-Quiet. gf.gsg.t
COFFEE-Quiet. III =
SUGAR-Quiet; sales 600 bids Cuba
at 114s12. @.
Moderately active; sales
of 100 hogs heads Muscovado at 81.
PETR6LEUM-Steady; crude l4aal5;
refined in bond, 23a23a.
HOPS-Quiet.
PORK-Opened lower and closed
more firm; sales of $500 barrels new
mess at 81 OOa22 %; closing at 81 IS cash,
70 so for old do, 15 25 for prime aud
% IS for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm and unchanged; sales
of 100 barrels. e $500
BEEF HAMS-Dull and heavy at
3Sa39.
BAC0N-Quiet and held higher; sales
of 245 boxes at 10ta10s for Cumberland
cut; liz for short ribbed; liz for long
ribbed. = l-a
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales Of 22O
packages at Sta94 for shoulders and la
IL for hams. -
LARD-Unchanged; sales 1000 bbls
at 1l4al2f.
BUTTER-Steady.
CHEESE-Heavy at 7al5t.
LATEST Market p. VI.
FLOUR-Closed 5a1O better, but rather
quiet.
WHEAT-Quiet; buyers and sellers
apart: nominal quotations; No. spring
2 2sa2 40; No. l 45a2 so.
RYE-Quiet; 25a1 SO for western
OATS-Dull and heavy at 75a77 for
western.
CORN-Dull; 08a1 10 for good to
prime new mixed western.
PORK-Quiet, with a dropping ten
dency; mess 81 20 cash and 81 80 regu-
lar.
BEEF-Quiet and firm, with light
supply.
Cur MEATS-Nominally unchanged.
BACON-Firm, with fair demand;
104a10s for Cumberland cut; 1ls for
short rib and LIZ for long rib.
LARD-Steady; 12ial2a for fair to
prime steam, and 13t for kettle rendered.
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Piiisburg Oil Trade.

PITTsBURG, June q.
Business since our last has undergone
no particular change as regards prices
or demand. The only operations re-
ported were for speculation, there being
no Immediate demand for either raw or
refined. Dispatches from Oil City re-
port sales yesterday to considerable
extent at 81 per barrel, being an adj
vaace. What effect that will produce
here remains to be seen. Time only
can determine. The supply on hand
is not large. The retiners are not
in want and of course are
not in the market as purchasers.
The asking rates were 6ta6Ic for bulk;
although we did not note any "spOt"
transactions. Sales of $500 barrels
bulk, to be delivered OF the first bulk
rise on the Allegheny, at Ct per gallon;
sale of 5000 barrels at Oil City was
made to one of our operators at ~ per
barrel; this being an advance.
REFINED OIL-Was not much favor
ed. The only sale that came under our
notice was 5000 barrels standard white
for Philadelphia delivery, as follows:
500 barrels July, 500 barrels August,
500 barrels September; 500 barrels Oe-
tober; 500 barrels November and 500
barrels December, all at Oslo per gallon.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Il published every Friday. lts sobtsn,' 800 70
made up Of all important nvW, 81 the se'I
telegraphc reports, trau,acti"n'i IN the Midi
Editorials upon subjects "f genera. iut'f's, A.
Agricultural Column, special cuITrsp"nd'nes
from all parts Of ths STATE choice hi'riIl AAa
poctical selections, and large amount II esT'
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable 70
all classes of the community. In sLDn, ihs
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 70 b. 'b'
best Family Newspaper ,rr p,DttiSh'd IA b'
STATE.
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New YOrk Market.

New YORK, June q.
COTTON-Steady; sales 1000 bales
uplands at 26a264.
FLOUR-15a25 better; receipts 2024
bbls; sales 1,4S0 bbls; superfne State
z 75a7 80; extra western 9 60a10 10;
choice IL O0al2 so; shipping Ohio 10 80
all Is; trade brands IL 75al3 %; spring
st. Louis 10 GOALS 90; winter do Is 00a
II 90; also 2200 bbls extra State, seller
July, at 9 so. California active and
firmer; sales 2,100 bbls at IL GOALS 0Os
IA co.. Rye -four firmer; sales 600 bib
at 6 65as IS. n fqEr.e ST.
WHISKY-Quiet and firm; sales 100
bbls western in bond at IS.
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PHILADELPHIA, June H.-At q meet
ing Of citizens to-day, resolutions were
adopted for the appointment of COM
mittee of 25 to wait on the President
upon his arrival here and invite him
and his party to visit the city and par
take of its inequalities and courtesies.
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BuGnlO Marke,.

BUFFALO, JuneN
Flour, IL 90 for No. 2 spring. Wheat,
Canada spring 2 O0a2 20. Corn S3i for
Chicago. Freights unchanged.
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Healthy,

NEW YORK, June 27.-The deputy
health officer at the lower quarantine
reports that there are 81 vessels there,
but not patient in the hospital.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, June "a.
Gold opened at 1885,, and closed at
1873.
Ohio certificates, 25aa26; Cumber-
land Coal 3Oaa3l; Quicksilver 30i;
Mariposa, 7iaS; Western Union Tele-
graph, 43ia44; Pacific Mail, 141a1414;
Atlantic Mail 1O7aalO65; New York Cen
trail, 103ba104; Erie 64a64s; Hudson 1893
1904; Reading 10eia1O6t; Michigan
Southern 76ta765; Illinois Central, 1901
al22; Pittsburg s1faslf; Toledo, 1204a
1904; Rock Island, 934a94.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June q.
Flour quiet. Wheat firm and higher
at 94a1 SO. Corn dull at S2as2f. Oats,
sales at Sc. Rye dull and steady at
l 05al 06. Barley nominal. Pork dull
at 90 so. Lard dull at III. Shoulders
7a7l; sides 9ia9i. Whisky nominal.
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GRAIN.

90, BARRELS Extra No. Lard Oil.
lin 100 barrels Carbon (Pittsbnrghl
~" PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
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New York Cattle Market

NEW YORK, june u.
Cattle-The supply will be heavy,
nearly 5000 to this morning; prices de-
clined; it takes very choice bullock to
bring IL; common stock sells as low as
l3a14, but for excellent quality, gen.
orally on sale, the decline has been the
greatest.
Sheep tirmer; primest IT.
Swine &c lower; Ct is the top price.
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sUsDRIEs.
.ouRLs PB1ME

A PIE Sugar, sugsno. Superior vine STssI Tla-s,I, s,,
J.psns.s, Tea ..s iSs .,s one edsr s,t y,
York No. ] Salmons . Pearl sso Csf "a
Pickles and Ssaocs, lnpar,,eaIly ssAied -,
s. s5 No., a..ssps eods.s assa, . g, -
OF ON ;bs.s sasiitsl YIsash Ma,., s,.l t,s.f
cheese, CONDENSED MA, tosssSt ta,, fvsss''
ss.ortmsnt Of seasonabis arfie'e
ana for '.'s low Z. &C. D woopSE :aIs'.x.
odd FelloxS Hal BsnWv W
uya. Noaros Street, "nee -
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THE TRI-WEEkIY

Is published every Tuesday. THURSDAY sld al
urday, and contains, beside, the contents u tho
preceding issues Of the DAILY many rIasbls
items prepared esIsciall, tot this pnbl1atns