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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

The downward tendency Of government securities ap
parent ct the commencement Of business was checked
10 the afternoon by demand from OF the leading
Dealers both TO shorts aud speculation for
rise Tho outstanding short interest 10 supposed to be
heavy and large Of securities have been Dor
rowed by the bsan enable them to make
their deliveries AZ the close the market was
nrm a, the subjoncd northumberland, 1881,
no a IIok coupon, 1881, liok ll1X Eve
swenlis- registered, 1862, 1857 100; do, coupon,
1851. il3,s . ils,s; do, 1854. 100 . lo9x; do,
1895. iio< 1loH; DO. do, January and July. 1919
lIO3; do, 1851, los 1854; tsnfores, registered.
% a esI: Do, coupon. 1o2,s 1o2K; August seven
thirtes, 107 1o71s; June DO, lot 1918; July do,
IoT IoTk; October compounds, 1884 49, 1lof;
December de- de-, ll7X i1sS; May do, 1865. III
q 1l7x; August do. do, 116 1l6x; September do.
do, 1I5X 115x; October DO do, IFS 1l54
the gold msrkst has been somewhat unsettled. After
opening at lax, and Advancing to 1ti, decli ned to
I4ot and the closing transactions at that price
TIL no was . moderate borrowing demand from the
sshorts" and loans ~crs made without interest and at
per cent per snnum and "a per cent FER dem 10
favor Of the lender The gross olearings amounted TO
s37 $4,000 the gold balances ST. 2ss $40, and the
currency balances 10 81 s32 s2s The steamer weser,
for Bremen. took GU, sl2a, 27e in specie.
The foreign exchange market Inactive. but steady
ia tone Bankers bills England at sixty days were
.quo,ei at l09x ioek; al three days, ITO 1lox
commercial bills 10s . lo9k; bills Paris at sixty
-dsys s17H Sis; at three days, 6.155 Q NIX.
c,bar caniioantal hills we're rated thus:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23
THE LATE STORM IN NEW JERSEY.

Grent Damage In Salem and Gloucester
Counties.
The reports Of the damages done in the or sections
in Now Jersey by tho recent storm bespeak great DAM
ages Salem and Gloucester counties (parttculary the
latter, receiving the full fury Of the storm During all
Of Wednesday night and Thursday the rain fell In tor
rcnts aud during Friday and Saturday was but little
better All the houses In tho town Of Woodbury. had
their cellars submerged the water rising In some places
TO the depth OF three and four feet The Almonssson
mill dam completely swept away and tho mill itself
badly damaged At Good Intent the water i've or
six feet above the DAM Notwithstanding al the ways
were unoostruced. On the meadows the Woodbury.
feet Deep and In some places much deeper. william
Blacks great Mill dam Of Sweedsb0ro gave way TO the
iSrc, o. waer preach o. one ana nfy iest by
$1,000. The mill dam OF Zebulon Batten swept
away, also Church Run bridge. On the branches
OF Mantua creek overy mill dam has been swept away.
Al Clark's mill the Ciassboro tyrcpils. ass mashed
away for dstaucs Of atty feet Leppee's mill dam. on
the road 70 Carsboro among the jsuls swspt away.
The mari pits Of the w'oyi Ierss, Nav, Company wero
overlooked, ceus,ua yssst dan,ss aud sdspsndnc .be
present cperaticns II tts company.
throughout E,duces.Sr ccanty tIe damage 10 the
mi. iE'os, hrdgps houses, fences &c, being
cais" '"a DC The irresistible force Of the water For
asy, ira presenting s appearance Of large river.
w Ia saoe county only fopr mill dams ore reported to
Tss pSSc sSs arc aso
interfering very much with travel Tho potato crops In
that section almost entirely destroyed: exceed
ngiy heavy loss 70 the farmers which cannot esti
mated. The West jersey Railroad Company were
obliged 10 suspend the running Of rains At regular in
tervas for three days, owing TO the damage done
various points along the road.
sTn Salem cousty the loss s reported At $4,000 the
loss BY damages 70 bridges roads &C. 10 about $4,000
and The damages sustained BY private amount
10 500, 000 two story residence at woodstown was
washed away, the occupants barely escaping With their
lives Mill dams carried away By scores; railroad
trains detained the roads, Fields In.
inundated, and bridges washed away. There 10 pos
sbls way OF fixing the real amount Of damages but IL
very heavy
In Cumberland county considerable damage was sus-
taned but 10 light when compared 10 the losses OF the
counties mentioned above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

white for September 29s
RIcs.-Ths sales were unimportant and prices we're
nominal
fax 81 70. without important sales
sUGAR-The market for both refined and dull,
but prices were unchanged The only sales at
hards
SrEARNE In improved demand higher The sales
lbs. grease ct &c. VIC.
were steady. Safes 40 10Y lbs at Ike. l21Sc
WHsKEr-Receipts, $50 bills about previous prices.
The sales were fair comprising about $50 bbls wesen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGEN CE.
Jersey City.


STEWARD on STEAMSHIP TARHA DROWNED -
About noon yesterday steward on the Cunard steam
ship rarifa, named William Reed, aged twenty Ave
years was In the act OF throwing refuse over
board when his foot struck rope aud he tumbed head
long over the side Of the vessel into the So great
was the shock he received in stumbling that he sank at
once ana dd not afterwards RISE Nearly half an hour
elapsed before the body was recovered and un sue
cessful attempts at resusctatiou made with .
eavanc battery An inquest was held by Coroner War
Deceased . native Of YORKSHIRE England, and was
unmarried The remains will bs taken for interment 10
Bergen Point, this morning
Hudson City.
FRn-rhe house Of Mr. George Elwood on Grand
avenue. was destroyed by Aro on Wednesday night.
The nrs was FIRST discovered at eleven O'Clock, and
though the Ore companies used every exertion, strong
wind which prevailed annuied their efforts Loss
$500; insured Tor 81, O00
Newark.
FATAL AcCRgSr.-Frsderck l.. Ecksrt, boy two
years DID, was BY market wagon at the corner
OF Alyoa and Elizabeth streets. Wednesday night and
injured badly no died during the night The body
was removed 10 the parents residence. in Hamburg
place, near iorenzs brewery certificate OF accidental
death was granted BY tho county physician The driver
Of the horse attached 10 the wagon exonerated from
blame.
TRcUax AMoSa Dsrsorvxs.-Robert A. Haggsrty Of
the independents detective organization was arrested
and had an xainatcu yesterday before Justice Mills
on charge OF having resisted detective smith, OF the
police detective force in the discharge Of his he lat
ter's) duties Some time ago boy named Potter FREQ
man stole horse from Major DsCamp, Of Caldwell
township and for the offence was arrested ana lodged
In the Middlesex county JAIL at New Brunswick Upon
learning these facts detective Smith visited New Bruins
wick obtained possession of the boy and took him TO
Newark Az the officer taking the prisoner through
Broad street, on his way to the station house. the boy
was taken from him By detective Haggorly, VINO had
warrant for him Upon hearing of the case Justice
Mills sentenced Hagerty to pay fms of $50 and
An appeal for new trial was granted hosevef Bit
Ter feeling prevails against the force among
the regular detectives and police force.
N1orrist0wn.
THE CANT MEEuNG-locATroS OF CONFERENCE.
SEaIxARyOn Tuesday last the trustees of the Newark
Conference Seminary held meeting on the camp
ground and decided TO locate the Seminary at Madison
This long discussed question is at last definitely settled
and tho erection OF tho buildings will be speedily
m need On "Wednesday morning the Row. NJ E. Eli
delivered earnest discourse 10 the assembled
people, founding his remarks upon John ill., l6God 30
loved the world" &c In the afternoon the Rev.
George Hughes of the New Jersey Conference preached
from the text found in Acts l., 8. In the evening the
Rev. r. Harcourt and Rev. Caleb Lppincott preached.
Az the time tor adjournment approaches the
religious affairs increases and number Of conversions
being made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

THE market for wssc' was d. hssy and &c Be- lower
ss$: ssse: s sss re- Cor. . %.:
unsettled b The cable nsr. which showed ssaas,on q
" no s s
ing s'fs a.' Owe or
for ne we-sra .nass ' demand The sales .s,s
gsss :s% q s"s y
S yer. or oA sale: according about S auss
wss,srn and s:Y,ssrs wee e n.mln.Iy ansh:nssa
bushels ws.er1 CHANGED sssd, :, q Is Barley vas an
general 4 make: wa. ss su. r,s
POOL 800 bbs spirits turpeniine and petroleum "a 3D.
a % y 3: ::;s, ,;s y Ss;
2. eos a liz bale. sosn :.s
n 70 49,: 4 ss to psse. g hid.
:oS. TO Palermo, sco case. petroleum. q s. PER % al
s sp T n % % sr;a S..s 70 G
direct port on The connen. 5000 bbs petroleum, and
'.s s, to Si Nag. S ss.s s sS .si
GuSsY CLorH.we note further sales In Boston Of 30
Hssr Manila was lower 100 bales cold a, il,.c
Hors were dai. but unchanged. at Soc . zoo, as to
continued steady a, ss p for shipping and q %
20 for retail lots The demand vas very light ho.eves
siv.s sroa.s~The m.rt.. for spirit. ,a,pen.In. va.
i.nsSIs a he close ., ssse The sales we're Sbls
sr.des were only il modsr.e request At 80
ssfss rs pss T.; s s 9S ssss sss'ssf
81 s sesd note Ss a .s iSs biz IL s ss ~
ton at ~ 25
os-F.h of. we're dun sats.eady At former quotations
nnseed was unchanged AZ 81 rs 81 81 for jobbng lots
q - for prime city, with small sAlea
rrov sfoSs-Heccyt% 80 bblA pork, pkQa cut meats
and $50 keg lard The narhel for pork wss more
5 s si .'. rs ' sss s s:s 81 b fss &.
do ga fsr prime mesa and SO IS SO for prime bee
cSs ss - fof extra mess. sna ss -. ios ps,
do. Beef hams duii and nominal Cut meats
quiet bui quite steady a. former prices The sales were 20
pkss a ls Ice 70. ham, and lie for shoulders
qe, bit steady The sales we're 200 BIZ: lee cured At
mana Tor isd aud further advance Of ic c per 10
was estabshed The sales footed up 800 bbls at zAc
Ia Rner was unchanged at l5c so for state and lie
i5c Tor western Cheese was steady at 10 I3lc, as
| quality. ..,, ,,.,, asnsna ana t,,.-. , m
bbis low gravity In bulk were sold AZ IL and 900 do.
isc Boned for September delivery advanced sc Per gal
| ness was moderate however. Sales 100 hois s,,ndsr
white al IKE 1000 do for september w. ana w
primo iIsht srsw 70 white at 2bHc. Fhadcphia IN
sass were light We only heard o. 'Ass " ." so''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

the sky s clouded threatening rain. Business
tho street was this account rather quiet There was
commission merchants and general features OF the
market represented change since Saturday Several
or the institutions received currency from the East this
morning which enables them to meet all drafts without
being pinched. New York funds werc st selling in the
round way. between banks at l-l0 discount buying,
and par 1-20 premium selling.
Tho receipts for customs and the receipts,
and balances at the Sub-rreasury this city for the
expired portion of the weak have been as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23
sHIPPIN G NEW S .
susI Of NEW vusx. AusvsT 70. 1867.

Steamship sousn America Tpklepaush. 81 Thordss Rio
Janeirol Ac-Garrfson Allen.
steanlshrp Columbia. Barton Hsvapa-AtAnnc Mad
Steamship Co.
s,.smsklp Gen Barnes. Morton, Savannah LIviusson,
steamship soud.r. Lebby. charlesi sn-LiypsstOs,
For Co.
sissm's,D t.hs and sor,sn nos'on-w Ttclyae o..
ssrs PsSsse Ms Rsd s@ Falmouth for
Bark Rer tNor Jensen. Cork or falmouth for orders
Tuuch. Meincke a " endt
BARK Morning star Ora wsus>. 81 Jaso. cuba-wsyden
a Co.
barb gssejs black, rb,.dos--H Trowbrdsos sons.
BARK kosa,nond, Gamma Gaivesicn-w Ray.
Brig Fort (Sp) Ledas Barcelons--ehiway aCssefo
brig 20 ycord prur< nond, IarragonaMler hoighton
bng Eastern So, Foster; Bareados-b'snop b,os
rs ns,.aao, Jarvis, S, marks. rls-E Hurlbu. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
FsTln-vReHx-on Thursday. August iA o, the rest,
FrIirs OF New York ciy, TO Miss FLofkIA VIRGIN, OF
Jsneson city, "a
rcs1ence Of John II. cowperthwate, Esq, Harlem, By
thu Rev. j. L O. Mckown, JAMES A. snRrRr, OF New
YORK, TO ASua srxwAsr daughter Of John Hague. ESQ.,
H.ssRorcn--vas waeKxrx On Thursday, August n,
ny The Rev r. @. Quennolb rector Church q St Lshn
civ. Idaho Tcrrsory. 10 Mia ASur vAs wAcErrs Of
New Pahz, Uistes county, N Y. No cards
MAxvkLL-BovRSs Wednesday, August q, ey
samuel Maxwell, Jr, JoHS maxwell 70 ELLA oLAsp,
only daughter OF William GLAND Bourne. No cards.
srsoyc-Klss the residence OF the brides
Rev VIM. T. Enyard CHARLES X STRONG TO Miss SARAH
u KLINE, all Of Brooklyn.
sl1ros--sHrnwoop Al wesipost, Conn on wednss
day. August 81 a. The residence Of the brides father
BY The Rev. A. :. Hetriok, Mr.. WILLIAM H. sAxroy 70
Mis- EMMA r. sHsawocp, eldest daughter Of Captain
Frederick Sherwood, all OF Wsstport
pied.
RyRxy--In this city, on Wednesday, Angus, o. the
Rev. ABRAHAM BsRky aged ol years, months and "a
me friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
| attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, 81 two
o'clock. from the Methodist Episcopal church. on ssv-
| enth street. between Second and Third avenues
| Rochester IN. " and DetroIt papers please copy
BRAxBNL On Thursday morning, August "a,
Fun wife Of Charles b1,%e ala and daughter o. 'A'
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral OF the dsceassd from
dsyl afternoon At two O'Clock without furibef notice.
Albany and Columbia county papers are requested "
| copy.
| after short illness, aged ~ years
hay his soul rest IN peace.
The friends and relations OF tho family also the mem
70 attend the funeral 20 take place from 81 Coumb'
! church. this (Frdayl norninx a. Ten O'Clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

"a pr.s. mpot = ss1e' :" any KIND r'roTled
Flour GRasRecepts, Is ~os bbls. -four $50 DO
239 meal H. 80 bushels wheat I25 1879 do
I05cl do oats o5I do and 76o do. malt The -four
market dull and oc TO 2c lower for both old and
California but uncha The
500 bbls at quotations For Southern -four the market
quite active and firm for choice grades heavy
lower for other grades The we're 900 bbls within the
so Sbis at 81 Is ss as Corn meal was modsraieIy sctiy.
and steady sales $50 bbls at % on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

II also contains The very Latest European News By
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Dispatches the Current News OF the Week. embodying
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rrRps-ssnals subscription, %: Three copies. s.;
Five copies, So; Ten copies, fi6 Single copies, nvs
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serted In ,he WEEKLY HERALD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

Mining shares duh and irregular. Az the first
beard Consolidated Gregory Gold :osed 2sc lower than
the same tmo yesterday, selling at So TO- Davidson
Copper was Sc. higher, selling At 81 10, New York and
Edorsdo, &c., ceiling al 81 e5 Corydon sold at u 10;
smlh b rarmelee. IS 40.
|fne Treasury Department having withdrawn the pro-
ses against the payment Of me interest coupons on GER
tair bonds Of the State Of Missouri party interested
,o.s 10 Inquire the principal Of the bonds Was thereby
freed from ell tan and received the following reply In
the s1lrmalive:-
Treasury DrrARrsxxz, August 10, 1867.
sri am directed by the secretary In reply 20 your
sno",v "a inform you that wherever this Department
- wihsravn us protest against the payment OF in
tea coupons OF certain Missouri State bonds said with.
psi -ss intended TO apply as we'll 10 tho principal ~
- ,hs i,,ersst OF said bonds Very respectfully,
j. p. HARLEY. Assistant Secretary.
The Chicago Trlsns Of tuesday remarks Of local
monetary ss..sE,;ss . - -
I'll. oooous drought Of the past two or three weeks
90. ,as ss,sesbv broken At early hour this morn
iaz b. rsireshnI shower. and q the present wiring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

| Brig Ella tBr,, Pool Richmond. va--oelricbs Co
pi hrs George (Br,. Dodge. New Hssen-aorrisou e
s sshT EF% ? s Esr,, ps,i. $. stephen. NJ:
w sohr hansam Chase. New Bedford-Fergasoa 4
Arrived.
u Gamer rahoma. Lieutenant Commanding r Stan
Sa wa mdSs aud passengers the NATIONAL steam.
@ Es's o y g. p assSs . sss
ssyyis BBr ssans Fl is IA. (. 20 g shp Rbs.
fs LssrRs i NJ. g Toe ;sr
Steamship Aoa:haet Kelley New Bedford with mdss 70
slip Orphs1s Bo.,oa, crovsu San Francisco. Apr
Esussor i. jay Ss Is April sr yo sss
:sl pss q sp ns9S Ssss. rom
an M III tf n sas md hn ew h % aa'
rs.noscSs for Lysrgool July Is lat % g lon % a. ip
asss HSI MN 5s:s !: ss i ss -:
e sa 80 :S sss Ss 10.
s.s "a n a.,s " days. VII"
Bark Pow6s.au. Pstea Havana. sdays. with sugar TON
Js.ns e; s CssryGrs sa s. Pierre Mar.
sst cstsisss Perkins: Hassisss days with sugar. b.
Brig ssmasi LndIsy. WILSON. xAasaaIo, n days. will
'u 81. sss o c,d ~ Ysnsar Io,s,a o...
d,X. VIZ sugar a. 2 HGs.is NuT Ts.. a
coal 3 TSomass Sc9 Hust sc''''o0A
Brig NssG. Laacy, Cow sAy, II days. with sosl -
Il y Small Co. .,..f "a -,
Brig Nuevitas Cousins New Haven, ballast omASsy.
schr Laura Gertrude Campbel Mobile L dAy with oct
ton 70 Do'lner Potter Co. 10th inst OF Caps MAJ spoke
Schr Charles Soul, Lee, Virginia. 1I. a
Schr 8 T King, Clendenn, Calais
Schr Treasure. Arnold, Taunton
SAILED, ~
& figate Sabine, New London; seams hnG .Wesor fos
for sSps g, no
Charleston 2lst, Rising Star. for Aspinwal.
CO. FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INrRLLa0 RNOB
SEE ANOTHER PAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

Tho paid up capital liabilities and assets Of the Cana
dian BANKS acting under charter ~ the close Of bust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

THURSDAY August 33-6P.M
CorroN-On account OF the inclemency Of the weather
,nly moderate business the sales being
onhned N l0 bales prices were steady h.wever. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

DeSentures held by the Receiver General
under the Provincial Note act. So, 900
Annexed the Canadian railway traffic returns for
July 1851 compared With the corresponding month last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper anf Best Literary
JOurnal In the Country.
THx WEEKLY HERALD Of the present weok, now ready,
contains the concluding portion OF
.'ADAS FORGIvENES5'
"A DEBT AND HOW IT WAS PAID"
PonRY-"HoKE AT LAST" "rnrR AND BR,UY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-23

Cousois and American securities we're quoted thus !
onsou to-day and ON prevous dAtes:-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
Heartlessness.

We understand that when the poor pain
ter who committed suicide on Thursday
wasfying in the alley, in the agonies of
death, aibrutal crowd assem- bled around
himg sand indulged in heartless comments.
''That's his last. He can't fetch another
one brute, as the poor suicide
gasped dcOnvulsively. Mo" returned brute
No. ?, she's at it again. Bet S5 he goes off
with the next one. p Ind. Herald, 7th. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
DR.. TUcKER's EXTRA. VISIT,

-nR. TUCKER WOULD SAY To HI
IL old patrons and the public, that be may b u
consulted at the GO0DALE HOUSE tOolum6us)
daily till the frst of April. sa1 .Ls1li> +
DIR. Tucker has nowsvisited Columbus regularly
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he is reliable and successful The great Of
b practice requires this extra visit to saccomno.
enumerate the 10 n ..r-41 .l.s ~ " .a5isv u
y EN- TIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES,
but will merely say my speciality IS THE WHOLE
list of Diseases which others have failed to curs.-
mch2O-tf f.-..-sv .-T,r,''s- - --'7--t-,-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

Aessse4afF, Michigan, -Chas. T. Wheeler
girl from drowning, but while he was
Climbing back on the dock, he was struck
by a-prnpeller coming up, and injured so
severely that he sank back and was drown
ed. Afew days before he came into pos
session Of S22,0 900. has .1s'rae srra4 sai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

yEnI9 KIMBERLY, of Guilford, Ct, was
kicked by a rooster on Saturday last, and
Ewasiso badly hurt that he. is in danger OF
lock7iaw! The risky bird hit him with a
spur in the knee. s1 'to7j 1o9 7l