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New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
ne following were the,quotations for bank shares

Money call has been active at per cent for new
business, but loans at are not disturbed. At bank
complaint is made of decreasing deposits and little
disposition is shown to make long engagements The
Treasury has been calling upon the deposit banks
and Mondays statement will not be favorable TO
cheap money. Commercial paper is 737i per cent
for best, and 1910 per cent for second grade.
Exchange is higher. and leading bankers ask 100
1l0t for 6Oday bills. The abundance of gold which
isnow carried at the expense of its owners instead
OF being source Of profit to them by endng as has
been the case so long, explains part Of the advance
in exchange The bulls in gold mainly foreigners
and finding their load heavy and likely TO grow still
more burdensome they will probably send consdera-
BILE sums abroad. The quotations are London, 90
days. 1lO0llOt sight, 1lOi prime commercial 1901
0lo9s Paris, long, 5l9l short 51O; Antwerp. 5l50
5.12i; Swiss, 5l5051ei; Hamburg, 36I; Amster-
dam, 4li Frankfort, 4laG4lI; Bremen. 79i; Berlin,
72l072,.
In Freights, to Liverpool 150tcs Lard at 15s.. and
per steamer 100 bush. Peas at Odd 800 bales COM
pressed Cotton at 316d 400 boxes Bacon at 9Os 5000
boxes Cheese at 20s. and 800 bbs Petroleum nj 1s.
To London 100 tunsOl Cake at 1885, 3D. 30 hbds Tobac
co at 20s and per steamer 1000 bush Peas on private
terms To Bristol, 100 tuns heavy goods on private
terms. A vessel was chartered TO Cronstadt with
100 bbls Petroleum at 5s 3D., and vessel to Naples
and Genoa with Tobacco on private terms.
The business of the Sub Treasury was Receipts
for Customs, t2S2,o0o; for Gold Notes, sl5o.oOO,
Total Receipts, $40 4 Total Payments sl2 7O2-
173 40; Balance, $l24. .921. .324 81.
The Chicago aud North w estern contaat In not
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
RUFUS MATCH.

HowEs e. MACY. BANKERS, No. 30 Wall-st, New
York. Formerly officers Of tho Park Bank) -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business OF this house is the same as an ncorpo
rated Bank
PERSONS KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
az they please and will be allowed Interest ON their daily
balance at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF the United States
Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various Gov
ernmcnt and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold. promptly
executed for the usual commission.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
FAMILY MARKETS.
. OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEw-YoRK

OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-HORk.
FRIDAY May 81, 1857
Tho additions In the eating line this week cher
new carrots from the gardens around the city. few
pums have been received from Savannah but they were
In poor order Some squashes and tomatoes have arrived
from Florida The important changes advance OF
10 per pound ON beef with decline OF 26sc on but
ter Strawberries plenty for tho season. and gener
ally cheaper than last week. They now coming from
Virginia and Maryland. The finest Wilson's arc bringing
6oo per quart while and rather soft fruit
Is Offering at s09Sso People win have TO economise In
the Of beef for month two, or pay very high
prices there Is such scarcity OF cattle Pork lower at
Wholesale, and may decline the retail markets. but 10
not favorite food for weather. Good eggs
little hgher but arp much cheaper taan heet Eish ere
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
OFFICE OF RUFUS HATCH & Co., No IT BRoADsr..l
NEW YORK MAY 81. {

new YORK, May 81. )
In order TO correct any impression that may have
been made by recent articles In the press that the effort
10 change the present Direction OF the North Western
Railway Company only stock fobbing operation, the
movers In which own stock whatever In the Company
beg to state that my friends and self are bona nde
OF five six millions OF the stock that under
took the present because, In onion, the Com
pany used solely for the benefit OF its officers VINO sac
rce the stockholders without thought for the atters
interests that have received the most hearty ap-
proval from those who know the capabilities or the road
and assured that any change In Its Direction must be
Tor the better that the present Trustees have not
Tor two past To render any account 10 te STOCK
holders that in 70 tho mandamus Issued by the
Supreme Court, and served on tho Company learned
that the Stock Ledger had been forwarded TO Choago
and the Treasurer OF the Company had no knowledge OF
any list OF stockholders having been preseryedi that,
Notwithstanding this statement proxies have been Solo
ed here by Directors In the Company who ot the names
OF stockholders from closed TO those opposed
TO them that the proxies the stock 10 hsst
the movement asked for BY the lenders buf
on tho contrary, tho endors wero In most nstances
cognzant OF the TO which tho stock 10 be put
and cheerny gave their proxies, when asked n order to
meet an argument of tho Company; and Hnally that
AN Interested IN odua vhAeyer but thai tAe oeVt
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

The Bulalo New-York and Erie Railroad Company
will pay the interest on the First Mortgage Bonds,
due June l. on presentation of the coupons at the
National Bank of Commerce.
Proposals for 100000 of Z per cent bonds, to be
issued by the State of Minnesota will be received at
the banking Office of =. NJ Myers Co, No "a Pine
ST., until noon to-day.
The publication of the income returns, notwith-
standing the numerous objections TO it, ehcts the
following remarks from The Proridence Journal:
No lust estimate Of the incomes OF men engaged in
commerce or production be formed from the returns
Many must pay for the last year taxes upon profits
that has just failed In NewiOrk, Will have TO return an
income Il is said, Of 100000 and many men who have
not failed and who do not mean TO- return large incomes
but really poorer than they before their profits
made for they have lost them and more with them
II the could be properly levied and with as
much other taxes IL would obviously Do the
most equitable that could be imposed even although the
might be paid, In some cases, after the income on
which founded had been lost But no tax except
tho whisky tax has been subject to such inequalities ana
frauds The income tax has not yielded onehalf what
might have reasonably been calculated from the produc
tive wealth OF the country We believe thai inc taxes on
incomes whisky and tobacco a tne present rates would
60 nigh To the payment OF the whole cost or the Govern
ment and relieve the industry Of the country from The
other grieV0us burdens imposed upon IL WehaNethOuht
that 10 might be better for the hscsors 10 estimate the
tho Of local taxes do the personal
proprrty OF the payer leaving him the remedy Of
disclosing his income under OATH In case he was over
taxed.
The CHICAGO Tribune Of Wednesday remarks
In financial circles business continues dull though the
volume was rine larger than yesterday There was
n sl,gbt Increase Ina the demand for money In some
ouarers but was not general In other respects there
il nothing new There better supply Of exchange
today but the market firm, ana all offerings we're
readily picked up at 2j dioc premium The counter rates
were unchanged.
The Cincinnati Gdseite OF Wednesday observes:
In our money market to-day there was special fea
turc Confidence Is returning and people In the absence
of failures and comparatively trnng demand for loans
do not feel look talk near so gloomy rs they did
awhile agoS Rates OF interest for rsteass paper range
from eio per Exchange ruled steady at par32j
premium, buying and ii0 premium selling The supply
aud demand arc about equal.
Earnings Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad for the third week IN May:
-sl7.c6s si7,3Os Inc $500
The following is an official statement Of the bust
ness Of the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the
United States. in New York. for the month ending
April 20, 1851:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
THE cHMcorEAGuE RIP VAN Wrinkles.

10 " bdlIoT V Ihf IT1bNn<
SIR; dispatch from Fortress Monroe, published
In recent number OF your paper, gave description Of
the population OF Chincoteague Island the eastern
shore Of Virginia, where party from Norfolk are re-
ported 10 have discovered race Of vertable Rip Van
winkles This story does injustice to respectable and
Intelligent community The island has Custom House
and Oce, and daily connection by steamers with
EewYOrk and Philadelphia. aud the people are 0uite as
Intelligent and welinformed any other country con
munty OF equal size the world AT any rate they
enough during the Rebellion to remain loyal 30 the Fed
sral Flag and they were the only community in Eastern
Virgins that did so. D.D.E
Brooklyn, May 20, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Gen. Irwin Mcdowell has recently been sued in
Can Francisco, by fellow whom he arrested In April
1885 for publicly exultng the death OF Lincoln The
Court after making all due allowance for the Generals
good motives and the necessities OF the time" ordered
im 70 pay damages To the amount OF tS The decision
was based upon the ground that Cen Mcdowell not
acting under the orders OF the President any superior
and that the did not under Presidential
proclamation or Law OF Congress n
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

OF myself and friends TO put in the Direction men whose
financial ability and integrity will be assurance TO the
community that the Compary's affairs will be properly
looked after that its securities may be worm III me
market something near what the position of the road
justlfes its owners In expecting. take this opportunity
call upon all who have at heart the interest OF Le
Company TO send me their proxies, or revoke then'
already given TO some other parties. -, =, non,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Dec. 49, 200 Dec. 1900 Dec. 297,2OO Dec. sl,4OO

Dec. 200 Dec. 1890 Dec. 2y7,2OO Dec 5I,4OU
By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity oil
the latter left at tde-waer this year. compared with
the corresponding period last year, shows defcien
cy Of q, $50 barrels Of flour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tity of some of the principal articles of produce left
at tide-water from the commencement of navigation
to and including the 22d Of May in the years indi-
Gated
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

May Si-s2n pkgs Flour, 6SSl bbls. Flour. 80
bbs Whisky. 1,2s7 bbls Corn Meal, l,tS4 % sacn
s369a bush. Corn, SO,569 bush. Oats, 400 bush.
Rye, l25 bush. Malt, e pkgs Ashes, IS pkgs Beef,
bbs Pork pkgs Cut Meats, 1876 pkgs Lard. 2,sso
bbls Petroleum, 97i7 pkgs. Butter 6S72 pkgs Cheess.
,?48 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

plenty and low. Flour has downward look but retain,
ers do not take cognzance OF yet Fish selling from
the sidewalks and peddlers' wagons below quota
TONS and some groceTs still offer 10 eggs for 25 but tbey
were bought some time ago when eggs cheaper We
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
600 Dec. 5000 Dec. 22c, 600 Dec. 1900

The aggregate quantity OF tho articles left at TIDE.
water from the commencement OF TO the % OF
NAV inclusive during the years 1866 and 1861 was as o
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
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No is7 wEsr.sr., Nsw. ioex. MAJ 10 1877 |,
rTNHE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY hereo

Nnw.YoRx, Nay 3 lS.A
NOTICE.-Coupons of the PITTSBUk!SSn.s ~ .
IN RAILROAD AND Coat Co.. due June 1851 viii b psoa
and amer that date prsssutatsa d THE AhkoAh
NATIONAL RANK. EE
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs- 31-Befors Mr.
Justice SUTHERLAND.

OVER DOMESTIC VESSELS.
Horato q. Seeber Agt The Steamship CiTeassiAn.
This is threefold molten 10 test the ownership of
the parties in the steamship CrcassaD The facts are
substantially follows October last the Sheriff seized
the vessel under warrant for supplies under the act
OF 1862, In different suit from the present The
United States Marshal OF the Eastern District subse-
quenty took claimed take possession OF her. but
the Sheriff claims that this seizure void he being al
vacated being invalid but meanwhile an attachment
was ssue1 at the suit of Seeber and the vessel was pur
chased Npy Appleton Sturges for $95O0he purchasing
to proteOne Ernest Fielder. morgagee Of the vessel
to whom he subsequently assigned his rights under the
purchase BY the terms OF the sale sturges paid down
20 per cent and TO pay the balance IN DAYS on
the Sheriff giving possession. This the Sheriff was u
able TO do the United States Marshal held
whether rightfuy or wrOngfully AT the time OF the
sale the Marshal present and stated his claims and
OF the debts on which those claims were founded
motion is now made behalf Of Bass a. Co.. attach
ing creditors TO compel Surges pay the balance
ment second motion is brought by Mr. sturges's
assignee Mr. Fielder TO compel the Sheriff TO repay the
20per cent already paid over; and a third motion is
made by the Sheriff to get the Marshal out OF possession
All the cases turn on theQues0ns 10 whether the
o. I2 syi9g lien Tor supplies FURNISHED is cor Sonstitu
Ts possession and sale valid under IL as against
the Uaited states Marshal The motions were partly
srgped together but the hour being late. Mr. Justice
Sutherland adjourned the matter to to-day suggest
ing that was very doubtful whether Bass Co had
for them TO act through the Sheriff
The argument win be resumed to-day.
Emerson d Goodrich for Bass Co.; Barney, Butler
Parsons for Sturgis Fielder; Mr. Larocque for the
United States Marshal; Brown, Hall Vanderpoel for
the Sheriff
THE CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN LATTER SETTLED
The Peopisfr rel Ruu Hatch sgt Albert L. Phsehut
This is the case reported heretofore in which the
relator sought 20 obtain from the defendant List OF the
stockholders Of the Chicago and Road TO
be used at the election next Thursday The defendant
ers or transfer books In his possession but that he has
allowed the reator 20 examine the certificates Of stock
TO the Registrars for the purpose OF having
Mr. LAr0Oaae Coz rslatori Mr. ssnnots for defendant
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
SMOKED, ETC.
Pudding. Liver & Blood.

Ordinary, y B..-....259M
Pigeons, SQUAD, ,Ppr, 81 %
Wild, = doz..-....T50si %
snipe, Eng. Pdoz.S3 Ooets -
Plover, y dOz. SO O09s3 50
Sand, y doz.........S791
Yellow leg, = doZ. .t9A 50
Short neck, 2 doz 81 Gh ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
EU R 0 P
BY TIE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER 10.
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Fatal Riot Between the Fenians and
Manchester Police.
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Colonel Kelly Rescued After q
Serious Collision.
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Deficit In the PruSslan Budget and q
North German Adjustment.
NapOleOn's Policy Of War
Alarms.
THE FEnIANs.

-Aiarmiug md Fntal Riot I'm Manchester
Colonel Kelly, /. X. A., Rescued-lAn Onicer
Killed and several Persons Wounded.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 10, 1857
Quite serious Fenan riot occurred in this city day,
resulting in killing and wounding Of several persons
While strong police escort was conducting the Fenian
Kelly recently arrested In this cityl and Deasy from
che Jail the railroad depot preparatory TO their re-
mova to Dublin for trial, 1t was attacked by mob OF
people armed with clubs, stones and firearms.
desperate battle ensued for time. when the police,
duding themselves oysrpowered obliged TO give
&ay. The prisoners rescued by the mob and car
ried or In triumph.
The city is now quiet
One policeman killed and several others injured.
Many Of the rioters also badly injured.
A proclamation was Immediately issued by the author
tiles offering reward OF $500 for the rscapture OF the
prisonera
Second Despatch.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 19-2P. NJ
Up this persons have been arrested for par
ticpation In the riot.
The Lntest-The Feniau Lenders Still Mt
Large.
LoypoE Sept 1o-Evenng
kilograms received from Manchester up Eve O'Clock
this evening that the rescued prisoners
still at large, though s thought they canno, have es.
capped from the city.
A great many rioters have been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
the BOARD or HEALTH.

The Board OF Health held their regular weekly meet.
ing yesterday afternoon.
committee OF citizens from Kings county appeared
before the Board and peoned that the propretors Of
a sugar refinery Rker's Island should be made to
condlc their business manner that VIII not conduce
the unhcalhfuness Of the neighborhood. The gen.
temen contended that the refuse of tho refinery,
ssting OF blood and bone dust is daily thrown out in
the open air. where IL IL allowed to corrupt and breed
odors that only obnoxious to the oactores but
decidedly detrimental to the health OF those persons
who unhappy enough 10 be residents of the vicinity
en for investigation, he TO report If possible remedy
for the evil.
Commissioner MANrERRy, Treasurer, reported the in
curing of bills TO the amount OF 500 during the past
thirty days Referred TO the Treasurer, with power.
Dr. STONE, chairman of the Sanitary Committee to
whom the communication OF the Mayor relative TO
vaccination referred, said that 1t well known
fact that all the dspensares in the city yearly vaccinae
tens OF thousands OF persons without compensation,
and he loss, therefore, TO see good reason
why tho Manhattanvie dspensay should nopc for any
The question referred 10 tho counsel Tor his re-
port.
The president and various other persons interested In
the welfare Of the Soldiers Business, Messenger and
Dispatch Company for the third and II Is I, be supposed
the last time made application TO the Board TO authorize
the company TO locate booths the sidewalks, as
vided by law resolution, which carefully guarded
company erect their booths In numbers and places
be stated by the company passed. The president OF
association stated that far hundred applica-
tions had been made for locations for booths.
The usual reports read and referred, aor which
the Board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
SANITARY CONDITION Of GOVERNORS AHo Be0loey
ISLANDS,

Every summer the troops stationed on tho different
islands in the bay are attacked with some epidemic
disease. The primary cause Of this state OF affairs Is
somewhat dlfncult to specify, as even tho medical
gentlemen In charge OF the posts have different theories
and "when doctors disagree who shall decde?' BY
the sickness Is supposed TO be caused by the
efiuva arising from tho large quantity OF ora and other
refuse matter which Is constantly being washed against
the shores Of the islands, who're floats for many hours
and fills the air with An offensive and sickening
odor But whatever the cause may be, the result
every summer Is the same. With unvaryDg
regularity the epidemic makes ts appearance and In
the OF few weeks number OF collins decorousy
covered with the national flag aud escorted by
small detachment OF troops, leave the island and
deposited in the military buryng grounds Green.
wood and elsewhere. This summer the cholera first
made its app Governors Island and Tor
weeks its progress could not be stopped by the app
cation any OF the remedies provided by the Medical
superintendent OF the post Gradually, and apparently
OF voiiton, the disease assumed miider form,
and finally disappeared Since last Sunday week there
have OF cholera the Island and the post
was Q healthy condition than II is at the
present time
ON Bedlccs Island the cholera Is at present raging,
but is OF much mlder form than the disease which
carried of so many victims among tho troops OF
Governors Island Several deaths have occurred during
the present week, and strict quarantine has be
established which will not he raised until the disease
has iisapp earod from the Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
TINE MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.

BALTNoEs, Nd, Sept. 10. 1867
Partial returns from most OF tho counties OF tho state
foot up majority OF 5000 for the new constitution In
addition to The majority this city which was lo,5si
some counties are yet be heard from, but they will
Increase the majority.
from the Baltimore American (radicaD Sept 1871
10 the apathy OF tho republicans In the city and Sate
Is due large majority Of their opponents who have
considerably Increased their since September last
In Baltimore city out OF 1924 registered voters over
H. OIs nbscnted themselves from the polls, large
jorIty OF whom calm 10 DO republicans. The vote
cast In this city 10 $40 for the cons 1on and GOO
against H. giving majority OF 1854 Ia lie favor In
April last when tho question OF holding convention
majority for ths CALL the vote standing 1887 10 26f,
with over 600 persons not voting. Since that time
900 have been added 10 the registry lists
dispatches from tho counties indicate that the saus
course pursued by the republicans hero practsed
thore, and tho election almost allowed TO by de-
their strength We have appeal ed time and again tho
republicans throughout tho State to properly organize
their party want 81 organization, energy and united
OF action has injured the party tho pas, anu in
the contest OF yesterday aud earnestly hope that
some action, looking TO thorough and efficient organ
ration and canvass Of the state, wiz now be had
From the Baltimore Sun (consorvstivol sept 1911
inacon Of those Who felt certain OF to take
the trouble TO voss, has been adopted by handsome
majority, and heartily congratulate the people Of
Maryland that monstrous usarps'ion OF the popular
rghis has bsea swept away, and that on Tho 9th u
Ocypber whom tie constitution goes into operation
vley will DO once more living under . government
founded upon tho great principles OF political liberty,
which had always up 10 tho timc Of military usurpa,on
and the constitution OF 1884, been the undsputsd heri
tsge Of free people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
NEWS BY the CUBA CABLE.

Affairs In Porto Rico-A Hurricane Expected
ON the NJ. Domingo Coasf.-A British steamer
HAVANA, Sept II, 1857
Advices from Porto Rico 10 the 7th inst. have been
received. Official dispatches had been received there
that the Queens government had approved the appoint
MOTT Of Edward ypopitch a. United States Consular
Agent At AquadllA.
telegraph line from San Juan TO Humacoa was 10 be
establishl,d.
hurro sne was expected on the st. Domingo coast
The English brig e. A. Bernard, from Philadelphia,
spoke, on this 18th instant, al English steamer from
Liverpool boun 10 New Orleans OF the Great Tsaacs
distress Her Mt was broken sod she had lost her
screw. She asked i'or assistance.
Eight Days Grace Accorded 10 DeIinauenC
Taxpxyers in Cubu-COmmerciaI and Finau.
cial Reports. 49, ,o..
The governments Of the Island has accorded to
payers only eight days m, Te for their payments after
which all delinquents will be heavily lined, Large
amounts OF taxes still remain unpaid
Exchange steady Rates for bills on London AMI Paris
United States cur rsncy quoted at 2A
"a "a discount.
The market for sugar qulet ses made on the basis
OF s i reals per arobe
Produce-Potatoes, OK; apples, 9 y. -
Exchange dull and little rold sugar was inactive,
but prices unchanged. Produce ma.vkes quiet; sales
small
The steamer Morsella from Cadz. has arrived here to
take the place Of the steamer Cudad Cisds which was
wrecked
HAVANA, Sort TO- 1867.
Exchange Quotations unchanged sugar market moro
active; No II Dutch andard SIX SIX reals per arobe.
Produce market unaltered.