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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30

$50 rsress at s % for prime and $40 for India mes.
beef hams werv duh aud nominal The demand TOT CUT
aea was moderately active at abon. former prices ,nolsn
the marke1 vas scsrcaiy hn The sales were 5o pkR
at Ne for hama and sc Zoe FOR shosders Bacon aeon
GO boxes a NE for long lbbed NE Io short Ioos s
luhc OAe for Cumberland cat and ,21c a lIac. ior
short clear Ths lard market remained dun and hs,sy sns
sales confined 70 600 Dbls at l51c bulter was
duh at loo sc. for STATE and Toe l6c Tor weStrin
Cheese ruled heavy At Dc Nc for common dairy 10 cho'ce
factory made -
PKrsolk0n.-Receipts 6cGl bills. Crude ruled dun
though prices were not essentially changed regular gravity
quoted ioc l0Hc in bulk, and Ice Ia bts without
saies Of moment reported Bonded moderately aeuve
unchanged prces the sales $50 bb light STRAW At
Ale, 800 do prime light white 23c, and o DO
standard white at 2c Philadelphia sales were made OF
$500 bbls. standard white at 25l<c. y
RicKrarona duh but steady BY auction ~ uercos
1t l0kc. l0cx.
scaARA fair demand prevailed for st about former
prices Tho sales were 100 hhds at lOkc 1875 70,
Cuba muscovado and 2c for 81 Crox Ishnea was gun
and heavy al lbc for powdered, crushed and
srrDs Glover and timothy rem,ned dun and nominal,
value Calcutta hnsocd unchanged, being quiet OUT
vey arm Last sale was made In Boston al 81 % sow9
grease at SIC . 9zc
TALLow without decided change; sales li5ooo lbs at
lie. a Ike
WHsKeY Receipts no bbls There was animation In
the market Tho only sales reported M ebls WESTERN
In bond. nj 3Bc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30
THE GYpSlEs AT HoOBkEN.

For some weeks complaints have issued from the
usually phegmatc city Of Hoboken concerning thetts Of
small magnitude, though in themselves annoying per-
petrated by band Of gypsies who, like Arabs, had
spcad their tents among the hills in that neighborhood
These roaming bands have infested tho rocky recosses
above weehawken for q considerable period--having
been in the habit OF squang for several years near the
Palisade Park on Wehawkcn Heights. Early this
spring band numbering dozen, according to the
Of the people in that vicinity spread Their dingy
tents Just above the halfway sation about two miles
from Hoboken began depredations after their usual
style OF living the country Considerable complains
made and considerable poultry connscAtea before
the haunt OF the band stumbled upon being lo-
Gated in generally unfrequsntcd spot above the cs
and in the rocky woodland ont Of sight OF the road.
Their lair having been discovered, they folded their
tents like saracensso called from their peculiar pro-
reeated In the direction Of Weohawksn
Heights, bag, baggage and booty. The scene q their
wanderers remained. little scattered straw ana
the usual dSbris Of nm outdoor camp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30

Government securities dull .. the close or bust
ihe following quotations coupon l1lh
y do, registered, iis X; $50 coupon. lsc2, 1922
": SO eoepor, 1894. 1854 y; $40 coupon, 1865,
loss u; s-1o coupon. new issue, los u; lo-4o
eoupo1, soaf y; 3.lo notes nrst serics lo6h !;
10 sosr-. second series 1861 II $40 notes. third
series, io5ssx.
Tho gold market has shown increased nrmness-the
ncCulloch letter beins tho immediate The opeu
sng price 131, followed by an advance 10 1885, from
which point reacted slightly, and the closing transac-
lions were at 1917 The gross eicarings amounted to
e3a 600 and the gold balances 10 g. asa Loans
vsrc made ct per cent for carrying The export Of
specie by this days steamers smaller than had been
expected, the Java and Tripo having taken only
els0.,0o. Silver Is as per cent below gold Tho
Treasury 10 understood TO have been FREQ seller during
shs last fsw days and these government Gales by
iss tboss who holding gold TO pay for hav-
Ing carried are al the present OF exchange cal
sulaied TO simulate exports for the sake Of using to
more advantage abroad
the foreign exchange market inactive. usual
On Wednesday Bankers bills on England II sixty dsys
were quoted At 10oJs 10; at three days, 10Y y;
commercial blls 100 . 1osK; bills on Paris Al sixty
says, s1sA ssllx; at three days, s.l3S aelo Other
continental bills were rated a. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

New Order to Liquor Seizures.
Deputy Comm issioner Messmore with the sanc on OF
the Inerai Revenue Department, has issued the follow
ing order relative 70 the seizure Of whiskey in this
city,
7I'1eas New York, May %, 1857
Hereafter all seizures Of distlleries recttyng
tablishmenls and the seizure detention Of distilled
spirits made by inspectors or special agents
within the Second Third Fourth, Fifth, Sixth. Sew
euth, Eighth Ninth and Thirtysecond districts OF New
York and the Fifth district OF New Jersey Will DO Inn
mediaely reported to the Collector OF the district within
which said seizure was made and also to William /.
Hyer Internal Revenue Agent at No. SO Cedar street.
New York. together with the cause OF said seizure or
detention as we'll as brief description Of the property
80 seized and IL after such seizure detention said
property detained should be released by such
inspector or special agents. the shall DO sufficient
cause for removal Of such officer from the position he
may occupy In the service. Such officers who
have been heretofore especially directed to repo TO the
United States attorneys WILL in addition to their report
70 them, report NJ herein above directed.
J. C. MESSMORE, Deputy Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30
SOUTHERN POLITICAL MATTERS

An fncendiary Hnrangus In Taliapoosa. Ain.-
A Pretended United States Omcial Falls to
Excite Riot.
As public meeting was about adjourning in ITALIA
poosa Ala, on the Goth instant, some excitement was
created by the unfortunate arrival Of an individual sty
ing himself United States Marshal who cried out aloud
to the people the street. come up, that he wished
TO administer few doses Of poson.n .s
He commenced his address IN the most blasphemous,
obscene and insulting language which caused most OF
however curiosity led few to remain and hear him
through. He is an entire stranger TO the community
and ne shall not % Pre- therefore VIII give
He took the stand taking OF his coat and commenced
Fs S@ ss spS o as sss
Stopping suddenly, he said s'Perhaps you wish to
know who / am. Ny name is Knight; I am Deputy
United states Marshal; radical wish TO have your
respect and love, but Cod dn you defy your hatred
know you would put rope around my neck, but, God
dn you you afraid to- and defy any one 70 inter-
fere with me- l have bayonets 10 protect me- 4 am .
native OF England, but have been citizen OF Alabama
Pope aud it is made my duty to see that tho Civil
Rights bill is regularly enforced lin the meantime read
ing portions Of The bill and General ropes order Ins
like 1t, but. God d-n you, help yourselves:
You are traitors, and ! am going TO- physio
YOU awhile you can reconstruct under the Sherman
v WISH Turning toward: Inc coiorsd men present.
and whip your backs at the same time each hay-
ing for himself ve six concubines, but now II -
your day. and former masters property shall be
conscated and they shall lose many dollars as each
of you have bad stripes on your backs" He appeared
terribly exasperaed during his whole DISCOURSE and his
eyes sparked with fire. though gave him offence,
and the inquiry was often made, WAS the man de-
rangedf"
The letters communicating the above to the Mont
gomery Advertiser that the individual started from
the town with and tail of his horse shorn Off but
no personal violence was offered.
Says the Richmond Tines, May Isl
The work OF Reconstruction" through the machina-
OF selfish demagogues and the temporary insanity
OF the Northern masses makes little progress ia
the United States. And at the end OF two years OF
peace tho dominant section has failed by it's own foliy
to achieve the great object Of four years Of war;
The Richmond Times thinks that grand "crcus and
menagerie combination" with Wilson for rngmaster and
Kelley for clown, might have, amid the cracking Of
whips tho jets Of Mr. Merymau and the double SOM
ersauls feats OF the equestrian performers planted
the seeds of radcasm In midst but they preferred
| more didac,ic campaign, and have failed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

T:sSs ss.: i. "a e;
NJ ". Isaac Sherman NJ ara EIs Geo WOOD
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waos and as rSrsS A,nSd and Nj:
Nys.a two children ana servant; Gen and Mrs Cha.
Rslas W. sr Iaaa aa ss..
sren, infant and servant MISS schaus Gi6on, Mrs
Davis MI: Clark John sscoasIs Alec MsSsrrsn.
Gibson hanson. L n Brice Noah Taylor. y HcMss.
ter * Einstein, Louis Hamersey. ~
as SsDf ysa And
Mr.. Thos Peacock Mis-. Annie S. JP and VIM Pea.
Menoun and wife, John Andrew Menoun, VIM Morrs I II
Heating, N Guido, Mrs Smart. Miss Townsend, Mrs
SshynSet and son, Levi z y Whitney, Rev Han,
Tor, Mrs Smith British army, Mrs Jennings. Miss
Alice, Miss Csdy, William Lonsfciow. Miss Hermeni,
Eosen child and servants Bruce cooher Blance,
wife, Mrs II Peacock and daughter. Joseph Artold VIM
Wright Jr; w Lanberc, Terfac and wife Newbswar,
arassy Schulthas George Earle daughter Samuel
loinan Jr Stanford cuther wife and maid servant
Thomas T Castro, Sen Jove de santo. N0
IavrsrooI-,s.esmshp Tripcli-Georsc Conklin, Do
Bigeiow Daniel Chase steaSns, Ir and Mrs aad.
Miss Sarah Judd, william Judd, Charlie Judd, Mss
shepard Rev Joseph raliaman, Ball. Miss Leigh Mr.
and Mrs Leigh, Robert Prince, Youna. Miss cordela
Menken, Mr. and Mrs Menken, shriay villaceque,
Mr. aud Mrs Afford Ball-and others In the stesrage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30

rhe wheat pisrse continued dun and nominal The lower
grades icing o. lower. White choice was held nrm.
ssoe. held @ S ss' s.. VIZ. sn, s S.
els for No Milwaukee and Is Is for white Csfor-
~, sss ' c cSp Srspss n%
but closed duh and noinals ~ IS 81 % for new aud 81 81
ss ,Io GA tss s.' SeSe .sc sashsl. . 81 for
ios and q -, rPs sogl.ID tns. os. quiet
asssy Prices ,he ale. eonpris s s Il sasse,
Isr si.!s y rs q 50 FOR Canada, and 81 assi FOR
ley malt icod demand aud higher The ssiss were
and u IA DO oranges Al u % . IS So
Guss,rs ruled DALI and prices we're nominal, In The alb
Hors were unchanged We noticed sales OF 60 bale, q,
oc roc, according 70 quality.
HAr.-lhe demand Was moderate at former prices
resnns Prices were not essentially changed, though
choice grades Porto Rico which arc scarce advanced trl
90 sc sass os sss ssysS a. = r &c re- $50
private terms BY auction. ss2 hhds Demcrara At tsc q
SsvAi srinss ,urpen,ine vas moderately active
ard priccs ccntnued irregular sales made Of s5
bbs - &C. ole, chiefly Al co. . 60lc Rosins-The
Ws. sd g sso MID 80 aS ss .ns
strained % srrivs a. I'M and loo do pale a % 10 Tar
Linssei ruled ss,ive and we heard OF no sses
otA.r descriptions ruled dun but STEADY II value
Only cisrsle vac Contaminated "a sss msrie,
TIE 3, ,; :s e, ~ S s. "a ~ 3
delivery .9 so. n.. NESS = sas S-s.Iisrs option,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30

nsnn q point interrupted BY General HcClsllan's
unosremonioas arrest OF so many Of their number in
1907
Inad Stevens chained to . sick bed and Doctors
commando IKE Prometheus to the vulture and the rock
grows and sroans by turns because he 10 not condi
non 70 let himself loose upon Wilson and others who
are Needing with MS mild prescription Of con0scson
for the moaning South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30

The extreme monetary ease In England is indicat cd
By further advance In oonsoIs 70 %
lodge Sutherland gave bis decision to-day N the case
81 Rufus Batch sssins, Albert Prchard and granted
win against the respondent requiring him TO produce
for inspection Of the rsaof such books Of the Chi
eago and Northwestern Railway Company he hss
IN bic possession relating to the stockholders
az shs company. wha. this writ viii result
TO Be seem and H. as the respondent states
bis adsvi The transfer books not in his possession
hs Of cannos produce thsm However the case
question may end, u has been Of signal service In
Exposing the msns By which stock jobbers seek
ths control Of great rss~ay without ewnps share
o. lie stock. and the company has done good service
costsssins The right Of the rsaser IN this instance 10
ssch she transfer books for his own private purpcsea
n understood that the company intend 10 appeal from
tho decision Of Judge Sutherland in order 10 test the
sssspsa vhsssg pSs.ss ssuyss Ne .s'euaaa We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30

CorvxxThe msrke, for Rio not essentially changed
prime grades ruled steady while the lower grades dull
and heavy or Port an Prince 400 bags sold al lie.
FRstcsIs exceedingly dull and rates were quite
steamer 800 bales cotton A. ai6d aud 900 bushels at
2isd. To Antwerp. 100 hhds. and
tscco private terms The charters Italian brig
to Gibraltar for orders tobacco and Italian bark
voyage and cargo. 10th on private terms.
Flour AND 9uArReceipta, safe hbls. -four, 232 bags
meal - Sro bushels corn, and DO The
market again unsettled. The demand light
aud 70 effect sales 20 extent holders compelled
Dbl the market closing dull and nominal at the reduction
and run the rsk OF further fall. The sales were
sacks from vessel at ga 5 rhe demand FOR southern aour
continued light aud prices shade lower the sales
40 bbs a. the snuexed quotations. Rye dcur
In moderate demand prices; sales O bills
% - 90 Corn meal ws =. unclaimed "a value the de-
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HaIf-pnst Two O'clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Nav 2s-eP.N.
BrASs aud Pas steady Peas were Ia active export
demlnd the ses yesterday and to-day being fully 90
bushels Canada, part at 81 IS
Cor7oSThe market FOR this staple continued quite active,
and rather higher prices realized In Instances
The comprised 100 bales subjoined dosing
uuotationg.-
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Mining shares weak and tho market for them 10
ssmosIrsd AZ the first board Consolidated Gregory Gold
closed lbc lower than At the time yesterday, sell
ins at SO IS; Corydon toc, selling at 81 IS; Quarts
H 1sc, selling al 81 S. Peoples Cold and Silver sold
u CSC.
copsois and American securities we're quoted thus in
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II on the other hand We institute similar comparison
between to-day prices and tho highest 1854, fnd
Mat they are about much lower, namely
Hi0hed IN LISA Nav 90 1867 Loscrr
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restor in this legally entitled 70 an tho rights Of
bona fds stockholders.
The following table shows the number and tonnage OF
che foreign and vessels entering and clearing
from The ports OF United States Cor the last scven
years
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The following Is table Of the values OF the imports
aud exports American and foreign vessels from 1860