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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. lO.-The finan-
cial troubles in New Orleans, which
have been partially settled by the ju-
dicious management of Gen. Sheritlan's
new board OF councilmen, resulting
in the appreciation of the money issued
by the city so that it is now received
at only 4 per cent. discount below
greenbacks, will probably be renewed
very soon, as spectators in
New York, as well as in New Orleans,
are making preparations to depreciate
The currency again by threatening to
commence proceedings against the corr
poration for violation OF the Dation-
n bank law in the Issuing of its notes.
Col. Thomas Adams, who was re-
moved yesterday from the office of the
Chief OF Police in New Orleans, is one
of the city officers inculpated by the re-
port OF the military commission and
congressional committee which inYes-
tigated the riots of 1866, us a leader OF
the rioters. It is stated that at the head
of a police force OF one of the precincts
he made a most murderous charge
against the members ofthe convention,
but he received the credit OF having
saved the life of ex-Govornor Hahn and
one or two other prominent unionists
who were threatened by the mob.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. lO.-A dispatch from
Fort Hays says: All stock on the
railroad beyond here has been driven
off by the Indians who attacked the
engineers and contractors and wounded
several men. Several Indians were
killed.
An Omaha dispatch says: It is re-
ported here to-day that six men were
surrounded by Indians at Mud Creek.
Three were killed and scalped; one of
them literally hayed alive. The other
three escaped.
The number of men killed at the
Plum Creek railroad affair ia six. A
man supposed to be section hand was
found live miles north of Plum Creek
scalped and fRyed.
Gen. Augur has gone west to examine
personally the position of affairs. He
does not think Spotted Tails people had
anything to do with the late massacre.
He attributes the act to the Sioux and
Cheyennes.
The people of Southwest Nebraska
asked permission to raise company
for their own defence, and Gen. Augur
requested Gen. Sherman to authorize
the purchase OF horses for that purpose.
Gen. TullY and Col. Parker report a
defiant and warlike condition of things
among northern tribes, and they de-
mand possession of the country, with
drawal of troops and the suspension OF
railroad construction. Instead OF be-
ing willing TO cooperate with the Gov
eminent and aid in the effort to induce
hostile Indians to withdraw from the
war path, they told Tully and Parker
to do 1t themselves.
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NEW YORK, Aug. lO.-The Times
special says: It is reported on good
authority that President johnson, after
having signed the death sentence OF
Mrs. SurrAtt, remarked to the officer OF
the military commission who had pre-
scented the findings to him, that we
must be projected against female as
sassins as well as male assassins. This
remark, according to my opinion, was
elected by the consideration of the re-
commentator for mercy to Mrs. Sur
raft. Among the documents on file in
the War Department relative to the as
sassinntlon conspiracy, is the confession
of Atzerott, who was executed, in which
he states that Booth told him on the ds y
of the assassination, that Johnny,
meaning Surratt, was in town and &C.
cupIed rooms a the Herndon House.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Herald g
Washington special says: It is stated
that on Tuesday next the President
will peremptorily dismiss Secretary
Stanton, unless in the interim his
resignation is rendered. 1t also reports
a rumor that the President had eX-
pressed his determination to resign the
Presidency, and leave the Radicals
to fight out the reconstruction business
among themselves, and contradicts it
on White House authority. ff..s
The Times Washington special says :
The latest rumors growing out of the
Stanton imbroglio is, that the PreSi-
dent has been advised to resign, the
friends of the administration arguing
that such IA step would lead to the dis
ruption OF the Republican party.
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. lO.-There were four
fatal cases of sun stroke here yesterday.
The report that Fort Wallace has been
cleaned ouL is contradicled on authority
of r. NJ. Shoemaker, OF Kansas.
The Pacific Railroad guage of the
North Missouri Railroad has been
changed from feet inches to feet 8
inches, and now conforms to the guage
of all the roads in Iowa, Illinois and
the Hannibal 81 st. Joseph road. Trains
will run direct from st. Louis TO ST.
Joseph hereafter. The work of chang
ing the guage 40 miles will be accom-
plIshed in days.
ST. LOUIS, August lit has come to
light, within few days, that extensive
United States Pay Department, through
forged soldiers discharge papers. The
amount paid in this department ia said
to be very large. There appears to be
an organized system for the collection
OF money on forged papers, not only
here but in Washington, Baltimore,
New York and other Eastern cities.
A man named Frank W. Howard, was
arrested here, in whose house large
quantity OF forged discharge papers and
transportation vouchers were found.
Two men, named Bernard and Bene-
dict, were arrested in Leavenworth, a
few days since, while attempting to
collect money on similar papers. Col.
Rogers, United States Marshal for this
District, and Deputy Marshal French,
of Kansas, left for New York and
Washington, Friday, to ferret the mat
ter out. 1t is believed that immense
sums OF money have been paid by diff
ferent United States disbursing off,
GERS on forged papers. Ulal
A very large free bathing house will
be opened here Wednesday.
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IFron California.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1T is re-
ported that the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company will establish coaling stations
for outward bound China steamers at
Brook Island, midway to Japan
Captain Sanford, commanding Camp
Mcdowell, Arizona, denies to Gov. Nc
Cormicx that captured Indians have
been enslaved, sold or given up for
slaughter to other tribes, and demands
q court of inquiry.
The Savage Mining Company de-
clared dividend in July of two hun
dred and fifty dollars per share, amount
ing to two hundred thousand dollars in
gold t Va tfZ =
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.-Gov. Stan
ley addressed a large meeting, last
night, in opposition 10 Gorham and
the congressional policy of reconstruc-
ton, but favored qualified suffrage.
One death from yellow fever occurred
on Resaca yesterday, the first ever
known in this port. Resaca Is several
miles from this city.
The grape crop is very large.
Wheat unchanged. a.-7.. ...H
Arrived-U. s. Steamer Osipee from
Philadelphia and way ports.
Sailed-Ship Young America for New
York 49, or #.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 10th of August

LIVERPOOL, Aug. l0.-NOon.-COtton
tirmer aud more doing; quotations un-
changed. Weather favorable for the
crops. Peas, 42s; other articles unaI-
tered. ra-H rs
ANTWERP, Aug. IO.-Pstroleum fiat
at Az I'd.
LONDON, Aug. IL, P. M.-Consols,
a45Ei U. 8. bonds, 1871; Erie, 451<; Hi.
nois Central, III Atlantic and Great
Western, 221z. Breadstutfs arm. Pro-
visions firm; pork advanced TO IT'S.
FLoRENoE, August lO.-Dispatches
state that the cholera is raging with
considerable violence at Palermo.
ST. PETERSBURG, August l0.-The
war between Russia aud Bokhara has
Terminated. A treaty of peace was con
cIuded yesterday.
LONDON, August lO-Later dispatches
from Seine represent that the recent
railway accident at Bray Heath WAS
greatly exaggerated. only portion OF
the train left the track and but three
cars were preclpltAted into the sea.
Four persons were killed outright, but
many were dangerously injured.
PARIS, August I0.-A Turkish Ad-
miral recently, forcIbly, took dis.
patch from the servant of the United
States Minister, resident, Edward Joy
Morris. 1t is reported that Minister
Morris has since laid the case before
the Turkish Government aud demand
ed redress for the outrage. The reply
of the Sultan of the Sublime Porte has
not yet TRANSFERRED.
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THE SHEEP MARKET.
mARKETs By TELEenArn.
NEW YoaK. August 10.

NEW YORK. August 10.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-A shade fiTmer but quiet;
sales 900 bales at 2s1zc for middling up
lands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1888 bbls; market
l5a25c better; the advance chiefly upon
old; sales $500 bbls at So 60s7 So for SUI
perfine state and western: $40 OOa10 10
for extra WESTERN; $40 35al2 . for choice
do; 50 50al0 90 for shipping Ohio; $40 IS
IL 80 for trade brands, and $40 O0a15 OO
Tor extra and double extra new st.
Louis. Included in the sales were 1000
bbls extra state, delivered all Septem-
Der, at IS 10. California Flour-Firm;
sales $50 bbls at Sl2 Scala 70. Rye
FIour-Steady; sales 800 bbls at 81 Goa
25.
wHIsKY-Quiet and steady.
N-Wheat-Receipt II, ASP bush;
market opened 2a3c better and closed
bush at 81 95a2 05 for No. 2 Milwaukee;
q 10 for No. do; 81 35a2 IS for new am
Der Southern; 81 35a2 SO for new amber
MichigRn; 81 so for new white CalIfor-
mia, and 81 75a2 IS for white California.
Rye-Firmer; sales 5000 bush at 81 Ala
l As for western. Barley-Dull. Malt
sales 1000 bush at 81 Goal %. Corn
Receipts "a .7S4 bush; market lac low
er; sales 175, 900 bush at 81 DIAL 10 for
new mixed western; 81 DIAL on for un-
sound do; 81 O6 for kiln driedi 81 10 for
prime white western, and 81 % for
white Southern. Oats-Receipts II $50
bush; market quiet and firm; sales
is, 600 bushels at S2ss4c for western.
Es-CUffee-Quiet. Sugar
Easier and unchanged sales 500 hhds.
Cuba at llxal21zc. Molassss-Quiet
and steady.
HoPs-Quiet. IL
PETRoLeUM-Quiet a: I4c. for crude;
1000 bbls. refined in bond for Noven-
Der and December at 34c.
WooL-Active and declining: sales
800. 600 lbs. at 3ea82c for domestic aeeOes,
and. 32aS5 for pulled.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-E but quiet;
sales $500 bbls. at s23 25aS23 IS for new
mess, closing at S23 % cash; $40 IS for
old do; SIG 75a$20 90 for prime, and $22
75aS23 90 for prime mess. Beef-Firm;
sales 200 bbls. Beef Hams-DuIl at S39
aS40 90. Cut Meats-QuIet and heavy;
sales IT'S packages al 11a111<c for shout
ders, and 151zalsc for hams.
BAcoS-SteHdy.
LARD-Less active, but steady; sales
$50 bbls. at l21<a1S1Ec for new; small
lots l3I<.
BUTTER-Steady at IIa24e for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Heayy at 7a13c.
Latest P. NJ.
FLoUB-Closed better for old, dull
and heavy for new.
GRAIS-Wheat-Dun and dropping
but without decided change. Rye
Firmerat 81 42sI 40 for western Oats
Quiet and steady at s2as4c for old
western; eOae2c for Ohio. Coru-Low-
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RICHMOND, August lo.-The minis
tiers OF the Gospel of this city held a
meeting to adopt an address in reply
TO Governor Peirpoint's charge of dis
loyalty. They say Since resistance to
the Government OF the United States
by the Southern States is over. we have
in no instance exhibited disloyslty in
our pulpits, or used them as political
arguments against the said govern
ment: that we have, in no instance.
prOpounded from them what are term
ed rebel sentiments that, least of all !,
have we, in discharge OF our duties, ex-
pressed difectly or indirectly, "a hope
for the establishment OF any other than
a Republican form OF government in
this country.
RICHMOND. Va, Aug. IO.-A meeting
of the ex-ofiicers and soldiers OF the
United States army was held to-day at
the Ballard House. An address was
read by member severely rejecting
on the action of the recent Republican
Convention. The meeting then adj
journed to meet Tuesday and form II
regular organization.
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The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

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from which II derives It's name haa lust
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The past year has been nnB of uuuyuaI
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gathered from all parts OF the United ~tAtes
No case Of Stekness requiring a PhgsteidH has
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cOmmentR-
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EAIUSy already very extensive. are IecelV-
For Catalogues or information, address
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or II. THANE MfLLEr, PIes't.
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Boston, Aug. ia large number OF
German visitors are now in the city to
participate in the third annual festival
of the Turner Verien, which commences
to morrow. The societies represented
are Boston, Providence, Springfield,
tons from other cities. Visitors are
distributed by billet on their German
fellow citizens here and are being en-
tertained with much hospitality. This
afternoon they were treated TO a steam
boat excursion down the harbor.
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BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-THE city is re-
ported to be filling up with visitors TO
the horse fair, which is to open Tues
day. The trotting is expected TO be the
finest ever witnessed in the United
States. Fifty-four first class horses
have been entered. Fourteen horses
are entered for the opening trot Tues
day. Dexter trots against his best
time, 2.le in harness, for purse of
s., 900, Wednesday,.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.

THE ANNUAL COURSE OF I.RCTUREI
y IN the above Institution will commences
IUESDAH, October list, 1857, in the College
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Race streets, and end the last OF February
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WHISPERS

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CLEVELAND, Aug. l0.-Krause & Co.'S.
planing mill was burned last night.
Loss-S15. 900. No Insurance.
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QUEBEC, Aug. lO.-The steamer Sc
cret, belonging 10 the Gulf Port Steam
ship Company, while on the way from
MontreaI last night, ran into the
steamer, Lake st. Peter, cutting her
in TWO and sinking her in three minutes
The crew took refuge on the wheel
house and were all saved. The Secret
did not sustain any material damage.
A fire on Daignillion and Richelain
streets, last night, destroyed ten houses.
The tire-alarm telegraph being from
some cause unavailable no alarm was
given. -gEECI4 ELsLA1 E5LlE1LZ
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


BALTIMORE, August 10.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
Beeves 30
Sheep and 800
Hogs 'Vo'
.......s,6SI
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very best on sale to-day 9sIsc
That generally rated INST quality z971Sc
Medium or good fair quality ..:........-5176S 61Sc
Ordinary thtn Steers, oxen and COWS 419SoSsc
Inferior and lowest grades OF cattle...4 941Sc
General average ofthe market to-day 95ke
Extreme range Of prices...................4 951Ic
Most OF the sale. are rom 81
THE SWINE MARKET.
Remdrks-Tbe receipts at the various
yards during the week amount to sos
head, which compares with 6,925 last
week. With only a moderate demand
and large supplies for several successive
weeks the market has been somewhat
depressed, and at the close to-day there
Is less firmness than at the close of our
last report, with a slight decline.
QHotdtioHS.-Messrs. Tinker & Mspel
quote hogs at 10Hal0X cents, and sales
slow.
Messrs. Gray & Indik quote hogs at
1Oa1O1z cents, and full supply and fair
Messrs. MccIelIand d Logan quote
hogs at 1OalOH cents, and a fair supply
and demand.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Renarks.-The arrivals at the various
yards have been light, reaching only
1890 head, and compares with {, 81 head
received last week.
The arrivals, though small as COM
pared with previous weeks, have been
sufficient for the demand, and prices re-
main unchanged-talr to good butchers
sheep selling at 4a5L cents per pound
gross; dams at S2aS4, and stock sheep
al Sass per head.
uotations.-Tinker & Mapel quote
stock sheep at S2a3 so per head, and
lambs at 81 25aS3 so per head.
Gray s. Indik quote sheep at - per
head.
s. Frankenstein & Son report the sale
of 1000 head at 4s5H cents gross.
Lambs at S2aS4, and stock sheep at S2a
s. Wilhelm 4 Co. quote sheep at 4a515
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BALTIMORE, Aug. Ia Democratic
procession WAS bred into last night by
ia party of men, seriously wounding
two persons.
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HoA PuLLAculAEhs zee clIculaP.
81. b. WRIGHT, y. D., Dean,
aug4 DWd. Cincinnati Nhln-
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BALTIMORE, August Il
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
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er and heavy at 81 O3aI Os for good to
prime new mixed western; 81 0Sa1 OS
for unsound do.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- with buy
ers Ut S23 %, cash; sellers at S23 80,
cssh; and S23 IS, regular. Beef Hams
Steady, with fair demand. Cut Meats
Dull and dropping. Bacon-Quiet,
with small sales at previous quota
tions.
LARD-Quiet at l31zaISsSC for fair
to prime steam lSsIalS1<c Tor kettle
rendered.
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ansKY AID sTocKs.

GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Coupons 90,
1IsJs; do. "a, Il01<; do. i65, 1I0Hi new,
l0sS<i 10 40 coupons, 1925; T-SOs, hrst
series, los; others, 107sS.
MoSEY-4a5 per cent; sterling. sixty
days, 1os$Sa1105t.
GOLD-l3OLS
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ent system be permanently maintained
Adopt the measures recommended
in this letter, and as naturally and as
surely as the laws OF nature, and with
out any shock, gold aud greenbacks
will become equally valuable and con.
yertible one to the other, without cost !;
the Government providing ut the com
mercial centres gold for their redemp.
ton, when like our gold certificates
they will command for certain purpo.
ses at times, a small premium. In "A
comparative short time the one thons-
and millions Of greenbacks will be
found not to exceed the actual require
mcnts of the business of this immense
country, for as gold and greenbacks
become of equal value they will become
the circulation of the Pacific States
and Territories, where they do not
now circulate at all.
Let Congress consider these meas
ures iii an enlightened, Just and liber-
al spirit, and settle all of them togethr
Ell by some comprehensive system of
harmonious laws, and our county will
start on II rev career of prosperity.
JUSTICE