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New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

ballots for and choice OF menbors Of Assem- an w
where single member only Is 10 be chosen u -"
Mr. ALv0RD Rep, Onondaeal moved to strike ont tio
four years term and insert two years, provided III W
Mr. A j. PARKER nDen, Albany moved TO amend as
follows THE Legislature for 1865 shall divide the state
into eight Senate districts % be numbered IRON one 70
eight inclusive; each district TO consist OF ambiguous e
rtOry, aud 70 cQntau, a. nearly as may De an equl
shall be divided excent i snail contain greater popgl9
ton than Is necessary fOf one Senate dstrlc' Yrf 'ln s
o % Senators four to be elected from each Senate us
trict The term OF Office sha DE i99T .ei Id n
OF Senators chosen ut the first election IN the lst LIN
Vth and With Senate DISTRICTS, their term OF once % in S
be for two years only The rst election shan tAe p'f
at inc general election In 1868. and no election
shall either az tine frs or any subsequent eecOn 'o''
Mr. MASTEN Dem, Erel moved to amend so as nSI S Io
exclude from the basis OF Representatives ~ WE itd
declared their intentions TO become cl'lIen7 Vi '0
states Lost. 20 to 81. , - that
Mr. BURRILL Dem. n ~ moved 10 amehu ma 5is So i' of
there shall be q new apportionment Ina3e on 'uo O
tho federal census 70 be taken IN 1870. Lost . tho
Mr. CONGER Dem, Rockland) moved to strlhe ou' ''''
MIR GOULD QIep COumbal moved to amend: ~ 80 30
son shall be permitted 10 vote for Senator VINO s
have paid town, county or State tax within u inoH''
prior TO such election. Lost. .,. go. +bo
MIR HADLEY u3ep., SENEGAL moved 70 strike 0ui tIS
amendment offered this morning by Mr. H. w kusseliIi;
providing that Senator or Member OF Assembly iT
draw his pay until the end Of the session; and ne s@ III
take his oath affirmation that he mas h9t W FcoI
agreed 10 receive any money or property lOr LIS iii
acts II hc fails TO take such oath or anfllaton ne %
forfeit his pay and be ineligible TO reflection 4Hc ~
ton TO strik out was carried. go -, ..,.., 60 o,nend
M A. J. PARKER dem, Albany moved 10 III uipJ a. wi wi
that no member OF the Legislature shall receive any
appointment within the State, or TO the senate Vi
United States from the Governor and senate or from ,o
legislature during time for which he shall have 9ee
elected and all such appointments, ana all votes een
Tor any such member for every such Office, OF appot
mout, shall 10 void. Lost. -.
Mr. FULLERTON Qlep, Orange) moved TO amend 80 ar aS
10 provide for the annual meeting OF the LeBalat 0
tho first Tuesday OF December in each year Lost A..
Mr. PRINDLE Rop., Chenangol moved TO Glnehu @ Ina'
the Secretary of State shall call the Assembly 10 Ouel
and preside until "A Speaker shall bc elected. Carried
M. RUMsEY Giep, Steuben) moved to amend thI , no
"a
of an the members elected to either house ana no elu
Der shall bo expelled twice for the same ohenSe Lost
The article OH the organization as amended was 'hon
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
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ss issi ;s: ssi'. s.s:: n !sSs r s:.. s : I: I:
BlrlaSsG Aug cs., asli large Cotton .e.ay az,
ss 90 ,3ss5 zss9SIs 20 81 ssEP1s Eta SissiS retailing
& a ,.Ss Ss'H & ss,y .,,,. :, si Ss %, ~ s wnS 81 %s
% quiet I Pg; ss aa a. Bacon Bacon S': Or seou1'T ss'
& S s G ls saeaT oTs sSa1s F % cS Rs ,s
large sales yesterday TO he trade on pr,e tsnas wtk dali
sIoSs Fss sE Ss@y eIa@sn 81 P.ls sESss Ws.s;
%$I co. Old $50 GerS-ysio~ sIsii Mis.4 Western II es
nI wG0kiE Aug s-Fiosi active; Csy Desss, go 2gsI
BIDS & Flour 80, r,.
whse Michigan, 81 1902 20 Am9s >. rsGslps:
tod,y0OO bush Corn HominsIy declined g. hei Sses
c.svsI4rp oSio Aug swest demand No hsla
e. 10 No at so O. Corn doll a, Sg7e "a Oats dali o "'@''e
Nsg soc Bsey nominal Rye ssd 4 81 , ~ v, .,s, Of spog
sioS SO a5 ; wbest 81 S9esl2 o 80 Wheat S 'es
lots no sVg Al si5$ o. Sales Of go bash Neg ohis
and 600 bS wsgsn At % oO 0'l g 5 Sisss Sas o' Fou iS
sbpmcuts-COrn 81 900 bn'h Freights unchansed ., ..
tatous are 6ver bbs l Sor No IsgnH is %
No. MSsakse Club at ~ 10 Corn ana quiet offered At
50 and No 81 % with bayes a. - % for Che aisF @ o,s' -
Mieed unchanged; Shorts s25Ss2 shFstus s289tg tn. no
slas 70 r.. To1' sdoa RS So 1 to Boston ne any
s5 G. st gTer S % and G"n TsI % se bush Corn
Lumber Of the canals from Bahle sod o.~ssS
lows: 1900 bush Wheat IOsOO0 bush cOi 1900 bash oa''
928G bush Barley. -.
CSolSSAr Aug sFOur arm. Wheat sm sod Ia h dem.as;
dull aud nominal at b5c VIII no buyers
good demand Jo95e Rye dull atBc@P bs.
ley 81 l0a IS Tor prime to choice Fall Cotton nnchAngei, hn
dng 26d2Slc Whisky steady bond Provisions a"
advanced with sellers Bulb Nests hrsef
Shouiers lie SIDES l3 Bacon firm: Shoulder 2o sds sc
Clear Sides l5l9sie Hams drm at 2o@2c for Sugar Care. Lsif
Cheese. 1l6l2c AZ
Linsee Coffee In moderate demand al re
2i Sugar 20l5c for Raw and l6Gl foT Refined GSd
1891
CclGo Aug sPOur unchanged Wheat quiet and declined Sc
No Winter Rel 81 G5 81 10, No Sl 80S 30 Corn opened
at 9sl a declined &c. bat rallied aud e9gd dali at SOC 0as
56057c for No l. and 550 for No. rye
hrm a. 81 Oi Pork 6rmer at g23a SI5 70 Lard non,ns "
l2Ic Beef Cattle dull s5 5Qg SO 62 for Fs 20 'S snPps
live Hos moderately active at 90 0S7 for Good 70 h No
sheep are dull unchanged Recep3OO bbs Fou ~ ~ oasn
Whsst I'd oO bush Corn bush $500 Hogs Smpmea-
900 bbIs Flour l6 900 bush Wheat 5000 lusl Corn ~
wMxroy Aug 8Spirts rupeniine hm at 81 0o4c hesn
firm AT a. 8oa latter for Window Glass i.
Moa,f1 AuS a-Cotton-Sales 80 bales Low Miidhngs a
24e. receipts, 81 bales ,,l.u...
nony 2lr Receipts Receipts Of the week lI bs'e
Exports l. ,A53 bales stock, PIG bales.
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DiED.

BLAGuE-At sAybrook, Coma Tuesday August Ge Baso'
aged - Years
PRANKNIn Brooklyn THURSDAY August Humphrey o. iHsint
son of Charles NJ and Catherine A. FrsnkHn aged weeks
The friends family respectfully invited 70 attend s npefn
on Saturday 10, at O'clock % from NO ~ so0n h"'"
st., Eastern District
HALL-On Thursday August Margaret Wi" oil isaac ha" se'
psves and iep are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral 9
er e residence No TG5 Thirsye, Saturday August ~, s'h
o'clock D. N. -, ...
HARDSGOn Tuesday morning Aug Richard Harding In The Az
year Of his -, A.. ....a A. e,,.,,J
% bs late rsdeuce No q Pihst Williamsburg on Friday al
2ocloek IN
Galveston Texas on Monday August Of yel0. fever,
Ret Lea Col (ieorge Tsyor Surgeon Army ai hec@i
Director OF the district Of Texas aged 70 years
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

pyy.pK,Tbe thsrfonef loves. early an morning. nve
y rain; Hle cloudy; RAIN oveass fog hgh.nrhs 20 o "
@ IL 80 Anernoon clOniyi cloudy E'euingt htte
SSdr very cloudy ghtnng w - neter were eoSasa ;. sle
,1sts f tbe heavens from 1910 o. 10 m pne meteor
n ts pae, Venus with train Of 10 degrees 10 length or %
sse OF the moon appeared at point degrees W OF Tue
% W Zen stsr, and moved E. Of % degrees In hve
another appeared quite stationary for four seconds nea the
cluster hnde Of the constellation oil fersea Aeh
cSclr Aug s-Lght showers have been falling to day and
us p Aug SYesteray the thermometer % degrees in the
.baietie warmsst Of the To-day Il h 70 degrees
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
THE STATE CONVENTION.

,,,, ACTION rNDER THE LATE CALL EXPUNGED
THE DEBATE ON THE REPORT OF M IMhE
CO1gnTTEE on TIE ORGANIZATION OF TIL
LEGISLATURE.
ny TELE3RAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Aug. 9.-'The Convention voted this
jfnng 10 give the 10 o'clock sessions on alternate
Nonday mornings another trial. To preserve 66hsls
tsncy they also expunged from the journal all pro
ceolngs relative to action taken unct Inc late call
Di the House. The result of their abors in COnhtee
Of the Whole upon the organization of the Legislature
was to adopt the proposed increase of members of
Assembly to the number of 1S9 by count of n votes
!. Inc affirmative, the few negative votes not being
counted and the retention of the system of election
of Asscmbymen by counties, as originally reported
bv the Standing Committee on this subject A IesO-
luton offered by Mr.. Rumsey tRep Steuben) for a
biennial election of members of the Legislature in
connection with the forthcoming unanimous report
of the Committee on the Powers and Duties
of the Legislature in favor of biennial
session. was defeated by the close vote
of 40 to sc. Mr. Greeley's amendment
proposing that compensation be paid to Senators,
was lost and the same fate bofel an amendment Of
Judge DAILY providing that the Legislature might
hereafter take action in regard to minority represen
tatiOn. At the afternoon session, the remainder OF
the article on the organization of the Legislature was
adopted. In the evening, the Rev. Or. spencer
of Syracuse on behalf of the State Temperance ooci
ety. addressed three members Of the Committee Oh
Adulterated Intoxicating Liquors. fifteen members
Of the Convention, and very thin audience
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION
The following memorials and petitions were
prosented -
By Mr. g TOWNSEND Demp Queens)-Relative to
bribery and corruption.
Rv Mr. BARTO Dem, TOmpkins)-Relatiye to the ap
pointInent of a Superintendent of Public Instruction
NV NIr. PAIGE Dem, schenectady OF the common
Council and citizens OF Schenectady-ReatiVe 10 CApi'a
Police - .,, ,f,,,.o--
law. - -, ,.,,,4 ,,rol,ih,
tory legislation. ,,- - A. ,,,.io, 70
reconsider the resolution providing that MONDAY sesS
sbon 5syin M - m Crried-Yeas, 49, Nays, 81. The
resolution was then rejected by vote Oh % 10 o. DIS lOi
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

r,, c,,,s, r Y,tesb, O. Hard q ARTILLERY and Second
A 1o..sbo5 6on the Vermont ieat H. Herr, 1s Artillery
% is1 x.,,ng orer. Major II NJ Roberts OF the Corp:
PASSED. Surgeon George hnSnsors .s r.
Dr,sk has detached from the est F9nL Chei
mAleoo anu R,l,i Aheyed from duty West Point and
b.' General bas been ordered to Join the company at Fort
ordered " resyme duties the De Brrscks Mo
narlsnt Of the Lakes Assistant on in a 10 .b on duty
Surgeon Il viekery has been as ana & have
signed 70 th7 DePS lbeeu ordered relieve each other
souri, . - -. ..i.,aIl Assistant Surgeon w. :. Bowen
The following nave oeu "a b besu ordered Washington
h ,spoFt Superintendent OF snI Acting Volunteer
tbs Nary Academy at West Iolns Esns 40 IN, ShaSmut
~ 5ufv. first Leats J. q Post ntenao. ~, minor orders
n n ADAMS ard James Mercur' Anss0 S'e ''' ~
Go'ns Engineers, Second Lieut. jas
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
CONVENTION OF REGENTS OF THE UNIvER-
SITY.
ALBANY, Aug. 7. 1867.
SECOND DAY.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
ALBANY, Aug. 7. 1867
At the morning session, Prof. Louis Jouin,
6 L. ST. Johns College, Fordham. presented paper
upon The Study OF Philosophy taking up the question
of the comparative mportanceo OF mathematics aud meta
nbvscs at the outset remarng that the former study
- NOT the chief end OF collegiate education but like all
the others is intended TO train the mind This aim cannot
Ina fuy reached without introducing the study of meta
vcs into the course. Prof Martin said when the sub
} was thrown open for discussion that although there
re sn1ne ponts novel 10 him in the paper, he heartily
reed i'm thc main with the views OF the writer. Prnc
nj Whmple OF Lansingburgh Academy wi,hed meta
pGyscs might be introduced earlier In academic educa
H. 10 tbs end After little further discussion the
G"nLs of the ConvOcaOn voted To Prof. JOun and
ti ,evt order was taken up. This report by the
Sonceiior the Hon John " L. Pruyn upon the topic Of
SVaiuntary EndOwment5 Of Academies" The Chancellor
nped no be able report a this time that the Legsa-
tnr mad passed fundamental law in this matter. but IL
reented lust the close OF the last session, and will
probahy be enacted next year Chancellor Pruyn had
gron m the brief act which had been submttted 10 pro
,d m AZ sum less than $500 may be donated 10 any
hoe library museum charity other purpose not
'r t the public good by being presented Ia judge OF
the snpreme Court. who shall take cogzance OF It t
sl lien be paid TO the Controller, Who shall issue
bond bearing ItoIes VI seven OF sA por capt Tha r'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

The Commissioners OF the General Land Office has re-
ceve the following showing an aggregate disposal Of JoR
acres the public lands during the month Of July last at the following
local Offices Sioux City Iowa. 1891 aeros Springfield Missouri
p 6 acres Detroit Michigan e5 La Crosse Wisconsin
The portion Of these lands were Tor actual set
t aud cultivation under HOMESTEAD law and the remainder sold
m cash ami ocated agricultural college scrip and military
r.at. The cash saes realized > 10, ,2b1
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
TWO ROYs DROWNED.

MONTPELIER, VT, Aug. s.-Clarence Thorne
OF Boston, aged "a years and lad named Holmes, from
Darre Vt were drowned this morning while bathing IN
the trout pond Of Mr. L. T. Willard Of East montpelier
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Special NOtias.
The
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
INTEREST
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
ARV OFPRRED FOR THE PRESENT at NINETY CENTS on
THE DOLLAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST AT SIX
~


SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
ARE OFFERED FOR THE PRESENT ar NINETY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST AT SIX
PER CENT IN CURRENCY FROM
The Company that their work continues to be pushed '
ward with great rsty An additional section Of 20 miles vii be eo~
pleted during the present week, making
doa MILES WEST FROM OMAHA IN OPERATION
and stocked With locomotives and all the sPPurteanee' q" Ae
class ROAD
The .moun. already paid in by stockholders Of The COMPANY
s5MoOOo.
The aid received from the United States Government constructing
this portion Of as miles is;
/ A Donation of 100 acres adjacent Lands 10 the
mile (nearly very yanabe amounting tio" acres
2 US Six per cent currency interest Bonds which are
second hen at the rate Of $1,000 to the mile
amounting as miles. %'8oS
The amount Of the Company Osn Firs. Mortgage Bonds
f25 miles
Il will be ersue Of ~ Lad grdN the First Mortgage
represent only about oatrd Of the value o the Pp
which hsy are The Company also restrained BY lis Oua's
from issuing its except the work progresses dHd @ s
aouu, on ne various sections issEed by tie Gorrrn Th
mortgage which the bOndhOeus made to ion B. Ao
Senator from NewYOrk Hon oakes Ames Member Of the
o. S House Of Representatives from Massachusetts, Trustees We
alone can issue the the Company aot who are '
their issue strict accordance with the terms Of the law
statement earnings M the last quarter W be Pa5isat "a
detail al an early d,y; the already slsaJ balanced
TO show that much greater than the gold interest," 90 n
bod that can be issued length Of road operated IL should
remembered that these earnings are only upon business iu ned
and unieyeoped country and index Of the vast u 'A mus
tuoW the completion Of the whole line to the Paehc SN Ihes
facts are only intended show that these Bonds are strictly one o. M
.s, a well as one Of the mos, profitable securities and are FULLY emu
tied to the conadenes Of the public THE Company make no ap
the public to purchase Bonds the daily subscriptions are large ana
fully equal o their wants -
Many parties are taking advantage Of the present leh Pu Of GOV
eminent stocks 10 exchange Bonds which are over 10 per eea
cheaper aud the current rate otPrem'um on god pay
OVER NINE PER CENT 1NTEHhSI' u
sbptous will be New York at the Company ""
% Nlssau.st aud By
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No 7Sas'n''s'
CLARK DODGE Co. Bankers, No 81 WalIsi'
JOHN J. CISCO & SON Bankers, No % oWsl"'
HENRY CbBWS Co, Baakers. No 2 WAfst'
HEDDEN WINCHESTER & Co., No 69 BroiiE.y,
AMI nv Ranks and BANKERS generally throughout tho Uai States o
whom maps and descriptive pamphlets may be ooeAnel
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer, New York
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
A POWDER MILL BLOWN UP.

Bosroy, Aug. s.-One of the mills of the
Massachusetts, Powder Company in North sudbury blew
,n vcserdav THE damage was q 900. No hurt.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
ARMY GAZETTE.
NAVY GAZETTE.

Peer Hasn Lieut. 5h Cav before joining bis e
aIy has been granted ~ days leave ment
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Aus s. 1861
Cresylic sOap.
PATENTEDD

(PATBNTED)
prppFcr pIsIYFECTANT and valuable for Laundry pap''
quicker than ordinary soap and bleaching clothing per7cJ
white without i8jurns the abne . ..,.,
sosly bv JAS BUCHAN Co No 100 BiIlbeha a
Nafritlon and PurgntiOn Combined
p.nwAyS REGULATING PILLS the oaly eathire medicine
that uourishes the system while relieving the bOTsls rsz
whosOms matter Other purgave weaken, bat the RBGULA
TORS sustain and strengthen the stamina Of the patient 50 ta P
cation and nyigoration go on together
Price per bOIcOad with sweet gun m ron ts S0S
nv Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
CATTLE MARKET.

ALBAvY n y sCale-Pnces down this week TIE best
grades being r per ~ live weight lower aud the poorer Qualities
the portion Of which this
stock averaging about 100 n and rnder the Top pee of sesI ea
choice Kentucky steers averaging 40 D. brought 80 ~ anil tc
this prices down &3US6 for the poorest sales ADO N
head Sheep IN moderate request AZ 4.d6c LAMBS TGc fsI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
TIE SOUTHERN CROPS.
THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

MOBILE, Ala Aug. e.-The crop accounts
rom the interior continue favorable.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
pPoHIRIroRY LIQUOR LAW IN MICHIGAN

PROHlBlIOkl LlQOOh Law IN miNiii"
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. SIN the Constltu-
tloral Convention to-day the liquor prohibition clause
was carried by "A vote OF "a 10 81.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

A. ApcTJFR CRep. Wavne) called up his resolution
nncng from the journal the proceedings OF the Con-
Sto1 IN relation 70 the late call Of the house Inc res
sutton was adopted by q vote OF &C to AZ, as fouOWs
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
TIE WEATHER.

a., vo,v Hour Tnerm'r Baror'r Wind
NEN -iohA North east
August '''''"' 10 glo 3O49 East sou;heast
go 800 South east BY east
no NS South east By east
aoI "a "
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
Dr. hennedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.

DIARRiEA CORDlAL.
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE.
Kvs- traveller BY land or water should have bottle ofh
Pvsry tsny in sickness health should hare bottle d u
II vii cure simple Summer Complaint
Il viii cure Disrrha.
II will cure Dysen.ery:
Il viii cure Gripping o. the Bowels
will cure Cholera Morbus
fa directions are ryer With each bottle how to manage
OceaOnsd by O0ene's Of the SSys' NSH'd sNNST RS, u
Price One Dosr For sale By DEMAS BARNES Co. No 81 Ps'
row r. c. WELLS Co.. No S5 FutonsL, l., and y Sui'
TESToN. No. 30 SIthsye
Cerd-For few davs al onr RETAIL DEPARTMENT BROAD
WAY PARK ROW and ANNST, will sell ane linen spI OVr
LARS weLuoNn and popular styles At ~ S per ac tr
hhpE line al pces regular ss as 70 make tne
importers, faSs a.1 No So' d s @fiis..t 4 :. -.
Ill., the InlmitabIe, has resumed rCslnas Ssa . 80 ss
black brown, instaAIAaeVus "
cheapest n Sold BY eli druggists
The Mercantile Iibrnry and Branch once VIZ 49,
~ RxRA BOOKS 70 number Of Ave 90 sss
payment Of TWENTY CENTS for each BOOK VIC ''~
The will be the last weel o. A1s1..
Posf-Oace NOtce.-The Mails tor 0rs.s .a"r CIMBRiA
Cousnsa Southampton and H.aOS9 Per oy sATTsoRs VII
s G dS 81 S ", e ca ss&TR1AY the q A"sS at M n n
The malls for France via B., per ss.mi s :, 10 n tn,
A. tins .nS S@ % % ~ sows stations B, s;i3 N sssnens %
B T:S a m stations and T. 7;~ ~ ANS s %RIiY. p N
Schnykll Coal -, ..a,,
FOR SALE 80 t9n dsyssgl rs SRE pss Or 10 ra
Cali and examine quality at NO. "" "s'' iA"'e"@
VIII 8oy OF Phoenix Disnfectans yOa can soy '''
smells and nOIiOus gases -. - opvsr
oHKAP DURABLE NsTASTASEoUS Aohsol 10 80. 49,.
Wrngers Of ali kiSds promptly repsst Dealers &
s viz Dotys Washing Machine ana n' hs.cAsa,. Asl
ERowaISG, Gen, ~ = Css!aAaassR' v'Ss@s
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

rur ACTION UNDER THE LATE CALL EXPUNGED
THE DEBATE ON THE REPORT OF IhE
CO1pnTTEE on TIE ORGANIZATION OF TIL
LEGISLATURE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SATURDAY March 1o-6P NJ
The stock market was dull this morning. and prices
declined under sales realize and shor" account
but in the afternoon there considerable activity At
tended by upward reaction In which Michigan South
ern led the way The temper OF the street u gen.
orally bulsh than 1t has been since hast October and
higher prices predicted, mainly because railway
shares have been unduy depressed and wider margin
for rise than usual Is, In consequence presented.
There moderately brisk demand for money, but the
supply Is ample and the banks report their condition
easy, although decrease OF about million and half
in legal tender notes and two millions and quarter In
deposits arc looked for In the next statement
Nearly half the decrease In deposits 10 due TO
ponding movement In gold, owing 70 Withdrawals for
customs dutsa The loans likely TO show increase
OF nearly million. The decrease In legal tenders 10
owing TO drain into the Sub-Treasury In payment for
gold secretly sold by the government Loans TO tho
Stock Exchange have been made to-day At Q . per
cent and balances In few instances were loaned 10 the
leading dealers in government securities at Ave. First
class commercial paper discounted at per cent
but there rather close scrutiny OF names not consid
cred strictly prime and especially Of those connected
with the dry goods trade At the West business and The
money markets continue dull and although the discount
rates q the banks remain unchanged and good COM
mercia paper freely taken, speculative paper is out
Of favor and has TO submit to exceptional charges
There Is probability Of money being otherwise than
abundant at this CENTRE at under tho light rate for
long time TO come, and 1t Is TO the Interest Of the
Treasury that this should be the case In order that it,
funding scheme may be carried out
The following table shows the prices current Of the
leading railway shares year ago to-day and in Decom
Der last by which II will be that the average range
Ii lower than at either Of the dates mentioned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
OF continued and eight hundred troops and seamen
had been sent W Paraguay.

OF war continued ana eight nundfeu tfoops anu soaen
had been sent " Paraguay
The Ocean Yacht Race News In Rio-The Lib
erals-visit Of British Iron-Ciad.
Rio JASnRo, Feb. 8. 1857.
True 10 the instincts OF Eng ishmen, the late ocean
yacht race in which the Henrietta the winner has
been principal topic Of conversation among the John
Bulls OF Rio and for days NO name was more fs
quently In tho mouth Of honest John-who really ad-
mires p,uck-than James Gordon Bennett though many
buders have been made respect 10 senior and junior
have been 20 overwhelmed with congratulations vica-
rously by those who are Of my being atachs
OF the HERALD that almost began 70 fancy myself 70
have bsen ON board the Henrietta during her trip bog
ransfer all the congratulations to the rghfu owner
M. Bennett JE
General news n even more scarce than news Of the
war; and can be soon despatched The primary cleo
lions the Chamber Of Deputies took place Sunday
last throughout the empire At these elections the
elect the deputies Every free native naturazed cit
zen 10 entitled TO vote 1t primary election except SOL
dies monks and earning less than $50 per
num- or course this ID not like the United States whore
by the Of the telegraph the result Of election
be certainly ascertained on the night Several
at present the indications working majority In favor
Of the conservatives against the liberals
The new British iron clad war steamer Jealous, built
by Laird, Ii In these waters She arrived here on
the 25th ut from England her way TO her station at
vancouver's Island, nag ship Of Admiral G. f. Hast
ngs In command Of the Pacific squadron The Jealous
IL armed with twenty finch rdes amidships and Is or
$500 tons burden, with powerful engines She u the
FIRST iron clad Of the British navy that has ever entered
these waters.