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The New York herald., 1868-05-06
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNUAL ELEcrI0N.-The cleo
ton for of1cers Of the Fire Department took place
last evening, and the following were returned:ohief
engineer Jonn Coyie no opposition); assistant eng
neers, Thomas Hynes, James OOyle, John Conner,
Thomas Leather, John Shields and Joseph Zacharias;
fire commissioner, Joseph Strober. The returns have
not yet been corrected e
Hudson City.
The COUNTY C0URTs.-At ten O'Clock yesterday
forenoon the Hudson county courts were opened by
Bohnstedt occupied seats on the bench. Judge
Bedle, in his address, remarked that there was no
matter calling for special charge at this term.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
SUPREME coUar-spfcAL TERM.
The Erie War-Argumcut ON the Motions ia
Continue Injuncfions.

before Judge Sutherland.
richard &heu Us The Erie Rdntcov Company ct
d.j Johm Blood0oodus. The Same, dc-Thc argume mt
on the motions by the pant for the continuance Of
Jhe nunctions granted In these suits, which were
fcrIan contracts with other Corporations. was re.
j0urnment on Friday last SS " ~
Charles A: Rapallo. appearing for the p,ainti6s.
argued tnat the Erie Railway Company had exceeded
JUS corporate powers by entering into these contracs
and charged that Daniel Drew had pernetrateS =
faud upon the stockholders by his specuation ~ she
stock OF the company, which had placed hin, IN ~" %
position antag0nistic to the interests of the sncr
holders and by which ne mad violated his obligations
az . director anu co.trustee q the company.
> stag OF the court. wv '"e
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Sale or Lots In Inwood-The Exchange Yes
r+arrst- 'gr terday. rr
Growing small by degrees and beautifully iess''
as have been the audiences at the Exchange sales
room during the past two weeks the attendance yea.
terday was considerable. and something like 70
vivai OF interest was manifested. Some I'VE hundred
lots in Westchester county. about half mile from
McComb's Dam. were announced to be sold by A. ].
Beecker' Son Co., which was part the occasion, but
aporton only OF this property was disposed of-nfy
lotsat prices, however which, when Il n taken into
consideration that the streets mentioned exist only
on paper and are yet TO be laid out, show the bud
ding appreciation OF real estate In Westchestay
county. Below are particulars Of the sales:-
BY A. j. BLEKoKER, SON AND co.
Avee of una
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
SUPREME cuar-cRcuIr-pmT l.
The Shooting Of Colonel Frazer-The De.
fence Opened.
Before Judge Cardozo.

ssdrtnd Frazer et oi Administrators or James
H. Frdzer, Deceased rs. Len,uetM NJ freeman, Nclae,
1f1" ana Thomas Suilddy-1his case, which has
f'Sa already reported was resumed yesterday ANA
Nse defence opeRcd The Is brour ht 10 recover
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Manure Heaps to be Abated-NTcrtalIty Sta.
Observation-Disclosures Food-sIctcorolos osical
Statement. I.l
This Board met yesterday afternoon. the President
George b. Lincoln, In the chair. No business OF I'm
portance was transacted other than q report made
by the President against the oeration OF dung heaps
In the built up portions Of the city, Ho alluded par
ticularly to the heaps in First avenue and Thirty
ninth street and Ffyseventh street and North river
On motion the counsel was directed to prepare
suitable order 70 be ready by the next meeting of
the Board, In which given time Will be specified
during which the heaps must be removed.
The Following report OF the Registrar OF Vital Sta
tistics was presented
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
UNITED STATES ClScuII COURT.
Charge of Engraving Counterfeit Currcnc.
Plates.


The United States rs. Patrick Redson.-This case,
which stood adjourned from Monday, was yesterday
resumed before Judge Benedict and the Jury Mr..
Clinton was heard In summing up for the defence
after which r. Courtney, United States District At
torney, summed up for the government
The jury after u short consultation acquitted the
prlsOncr.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
MErnoroLIrAN BoARp on HnALTn,

In the week that ended on Saturday the 81 instant there
were <bS deaths IN New York and l26 Brooklyn There
were also ~ deaths reported TO this bureau tho latter city
from county institutions aud streets beyond city mits. or
the deaths In New York S occurred In the public Institutions
and OF this ass OF deeedenls OF county and
state asyums on the three Islands Of the Eas, river Of
37 deaths whth occurred In the New York city ceilings
All kinds We have ascertanei that 2tJ Ia tenant hose
IA so tD;i,s AL only l2 In private dwellings, h0es ad
5nnrea; hsss al ici O these 20 ensnt house deaths
~ rNs W AZ fi 80; rcs S-s orhi@y sri
~ ttsss. t'i. J.tl!s, col
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

Warren g. soft Of Lafayette nv, 5ories ,.... 90
TRANsrERs IN wEsronysrsR coUETf.
Lot Mamsroneck, on iSe whisepsins road isozso. ID
s tos ~ Msnnsronecn Sn Fssoy - sS1sS e
10. 10 Yonkers . Broadwsy, iisso.. .........Mc0
Lot i4s Mamaropeck, ON Bridge ct s0I5o 7
Lot n Peekskil, Spring st, = Mx4O l0W
tc: r. Fys q rrgspscs 3. 4 lsors qssssc Ss
Lot IN Peskskii Centre ss 72x2a .:........ 2cco
Lot in Yonkers warburton sv, loOx2S. $500
Lot in scarsdaic near she post road, ~ zoo
Los in Wsst Farms (7l Of Mott ST. Llo0
G n Ccr.n S 0d .p qos 4r rSis on ire ana @o
Lo IN ", Ycnie clinton and Hudson I ca &
Lot IN New Rochelle ts on Drskes M iane ~ aeres yew
Lot IN sins sins Of stale IT, izssioo SIS
Lot n Morls.Sis Mott =: ioss!s sIS
Lot Vi west Farms Myrtle " and North st. osxb0... Lol
Lots and Mestchester on Washington To- xes E0l
Lei Lou 4 M sss;f sss xSsre% on d GGSs
to a. norrsanis on " y and Washington sv d5i5o
Lot In Peekski, onoy's dam gcsx6O l<o
Sussex s, 1915 Of Warren ST. 22yloo o....".... es1
gregory g lot 49, Blk g. as,st.ssx2 ...-.. isSS sS
Earosd s. g 'et o. ~ S5sl pS
Prospect sv s. i7S Of Bergen Wood av, isssssa $40
Lexington sv, 10, a. rs,ss.. ...... 40
Lots 81 es 81 ss a. blk a parts of, ss1s6 ......)
LOIS Nt " blk 70 '''''' 20
Ios t" ~ r. r. To- a. s ss e. S e. q, ts j 5 "a 10 is
~, blk 2b n OF thereof.
Lot TO- blk map Of Lafayette. .....S'...."...' @700
Franklin st, IA "a ua, ~ cssS ssi o sc
Wsshinsto ut, 4. la u rarA Nv. lAiVe. -
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

Barrow Ct ss Dot Ludlam's mapsl 5txm 81, ,cs
Bloomilgdae road, SEQ n Of Lad ct, l52xlOo6I
1ltS av, :, 7j issd st. YSssii
Chryse Ut 78s Of Houston st. 25x7S. Bg
Fulton ST No 49, 264x28 .1000
Greenwich ct, No 847, 25xlOO
Henry st. 466 II Of Clinton st 226x8.
Hudson st, lo go Doughtys map) 25x129
Miaets st. MS No No ls g. $3.50 ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

The Washington correspondent OF
the Cinciiinatti Gazette, says In his
dispatch of the 18th inst, that Sena-'
tor Morgan and Gen. Scheneck "are
positive in opinion that there In pop
necessity for legislative action, and
no good Is g be accomplished by .
There appears tO he n doubt In WASH
ington as to whether u quOr,fH 0f
Senators can BIC got together. Thif-
ty-ive constitute II quorum, and 10
secure II every lsepubiican Senator
from Maine 10 Missouri must he ON
hand. The absence Of quorum In
either house will send tho session over
ell December, because IL VIII require
the assent Of both for a further ad-
journmont
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
WHOLE NO. 470.

State, shall be disturbed i'm any OF his
vested rights, IL through his agency
our own rights should be restored In
us; With this distinct and uneqivo-
cal pledge to the people through
whom and with whom we can alone
expect to triumph over the common
oppressor, there can be no shadow of
doubt ms to the triumphant result OF
our combined action. Our own in
terests and those of the colored citi-
zens being mutual, and the in
terests of the Radical adventures
being Numerically opposed To both,
this course upon our part Is demanded
by every consideration of party ex-
pediency, common gratitude, Justice
and right.
IL Is not merely the selfish and
hypocritical question as to how far
the colored vote may be controlled
through the agency of promise of
employment and wages, by proscrip-
tive threats, bribery or intimidation I;
but 1t Is upon the higher principle OF
common Justice, that u DISTINGUISHED
people, whose consent could be OBJ
tanned to seek the restoration of their
own llberties through u people enfran-
chised, can not consistently withhold
their consent also to a proposition
which secure to the latter the liber-
ties they at present hold in their own
hands.
Tenncsseeans! Having thus been
announced as active participants in
the eall-importantc contest for constitu-
tional liberty, we again repeat the APP
peal to each individual Democrat, to
every neghborhoOd and town and
city In the State, to organize and en-
ter upon the labor of the day, with
industry, constancy perseverance,.
The time is brief, but enough Is left to
crown our effort with a glorious tri-
umph in November, IL every one op-
posed to Radical rule and Radical
ruin will but raise himself and do his
duty to himself and his country.
GEO. J. .sTUBLEFIELD,l
5osErm n,EcT1 II; THOMPSON, Committee
A. RoBETs, Address.
GEO. J. STUBBLEFIELD.
Chm State Dem. Elk. Com.
ALBERT ROBERTS, Sec'y.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
How the people are Taxed aud Why

The Rochester Union re-produces
the following extract from u letter
written in January last, by eX-comp-
troller of the currency, Freeman
Clarke, national banker and Radi-
cal type. Says this authority:
1t can be clearly demonstrated that
frauds and cvasions are practiced To
such AN extent that not much more
than one-half of the amount Is col
lected that should and would be II the
laws were enforced with administra-
tive ability andintegrlty. The result
that the honest taxpayer Is now pay
ing upon basis Of revenue Of about
NINE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF
DOLDARS PER ANNUM, while
not more than one-half of that sum
finds its way into the Treasury.
Statistics of the manufacturers,
productions; ETC., Of the country, will
prove that IL the tax which they are
subjected Were fairly collected, and
the same rule applied 10 our custom
duties, that the Income or revenue
would amount Ia about the sum
named ahove-NINE HUNDRED
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

A merchant, who was absent from
his home, received q telegram inforni-
ing him Of his wife's safe delivery OF
n little girl at the sairie time letter
from his partner advising him that a
draft had been presented for 5000
and the signature seemed rather
doubtful. The merchant replied t0
both dispatches, but tmisdirected them.
The astonishment of the wife may
be imagined when she read al know
iiothing about it; it's q swindle. -
The partner received hearty congrat-
ulations OH his safe delivery.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

"SwEETENED wIND."-The Bos-
ton Traveller is resposible for the fol-
lowing. A young man from the coun-
try went into a drug store the other
day, and seeing people freely patron
izing the soda fountain, at length
stepped up and called for o drink Of
"that are'' for himself. After swal-
lowing the foaming contents of the
glass and laying his stamps with n
srtished air Upon the counter, "Mis-
ter" said he, "what do you call that
that bites so~ On being told 1t was
soda water, "Wall," said he, ~
'sposed II was sweetened wind"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
From the Memphis Ledger, Sept. io.l

lrioiH the henipnis beuger, Sept. l0.l
The veracious correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, in another
letter, represents, Gen. Forrest as hav-
ing gone with him TO Fort Pillow, and
there given him detailed description
of the taking of the fort, with an
abundance ofillustrations and partic-
ulars attending the affair. Now the
fact Is, aid SO Gen. Forrest, alluding
to this matter last night ut club
meeting, publicly declared, that he
has not been out of the city for the
last three weeks, and has not been at
Fort Pillow with the correspondent
aforesaid. All the conversations
with Gen. Forrest, which he has re-
ported at such great length, did not
occupy more than five minutes, and
Were, therefore, for the most part, The
work of the said correspondence own
imagination.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

REMEDY FOR A BONE FELoN.-We
have been handed the following rem
edy for this painful affiiction. The
gentleman who handed it to us has
tested its efficacy with success: "As
soon as the pulsation that indicates
the disease Is felt, put directly over
a five-cent piece, and keep it on fol
six or eight hours, at tile expiration
Of which time, directly under the sur.
face OF the blister will he found the
felon, easily taken out with the point
Of lancet or needle. - Charleston
Courier.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

Brownlow is true Radical. Like
Palmer he hates the Southern people.
In a late conversation he said: "Tho
only proper way TO treat the hell-de-
serving rebels In Ia annihilate them
by fire and sword.r He also said,
that when he succeeded In getting
his militia In the field he would give
the wretches a lesson they would not
soon forget. His voice i for war
He supports Grant. wet Us have
peaeep
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

THE Iuka, Mississippi, Gazette
thus gives the difference between Il
carpet-bagger and a scalawag. The
carpet-bagger isa Northern thief, who
comes South to plunder every white
man whoisa gentleman ofany proper
ty orrespectability, and get all the Of
fees he can. The scalawag is n South
born scoundrel, generally born out of
wedlock, who will do all that the
carpet-bagger will, and besides, MUIR
der the capet-baggcr for the gutta-
percha ring his sister gave him before
he left home.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
GRANT is tanner or at lest ioafed

GRANT is n tanner, or at lest loafed
around his fathers lanyard year on
two, after retiring from the United
States army on invitation, and tan
ners' clubs are being formed To help
his election. Arneil Of this State is a
tanner also, proposes to introduce that
style Of Radical machinery in his
Congressional district. II Is doubtfal
whether he will tan BUCK as sue
cessfilly az he tanned hides for Con
federate cartridge boxes and shoe
leather.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

WASHINGTON Cry. resident OF
the Capitol says:
Grass Is growing In many of the
streets; the cutters are filled with
mud and sand; the streets lamps are
not lighted half the time, pavements
go unrepaired, and, In fact, the capi-
tol OF the country presents general
aspect of municipal decay-the natu-
raj result of the thriftless, idle, vaga-
bond, contraband, local government
now i'm power"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
j. B. TAPSCOTT
CIVIL ENGINEER,
A II Q III 1T Il CT .
AND SURVEYOR.

Plans and specifications of Bridges fur
nished, also Of Buildings and Ornamental
Grounds. Work of every description con.
nected with building measured and calclila-
ted. Also, Manufacturers Agent for Steam
Engines and Machinery of every description
Iron Verandahs, Railing, Marbelized Iron
Mantles, Crates, Window Gaps, etc, Terra
Gotta Ornamental Work, Chimney Tops, and
all kinds of Building Material, finished and
unfinished, embraced in carpenters work
Galvanized Iron, Copper, Zinc, Tin, Slate
and composition Roofing.
All business in,rusted to me will be at.
tended to promptly.
pfl5~ Office, on East siGe Of Public Square,
Clrksville, Tenn. Jan. 3, lS6S-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
SEWING MACHINE

HNHE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS OUR
i No. Macbines-Prlce, SIS 90,
We have all styles and ut all prices, from
S5S 90 10 $50 90.
CAN and see them, or send for circulars
and price list. tH N I
Accompanying articles free:
MARROW HEMMER, with nut to fasten It,
WIDE HEMMER or TELLER.
SIX NEEDLES, assorted sizes.
NEEDLE WRENCH, for setting needle.
GUIDE, or SEAMISG GUAGE, with screw to
fasten II. VIZ wv
OIL CAN, filled with Gil.
PRINTED DIRECTIONS for using the Ma.
chine.
SELF SEWER, with No. 4 and the Nos
above.
We keep on hand for sale:
Quilters, Corders,
fuckers, Self Sewers,
Needles Of all kinds,
Machine Oil,
Spool Cotton, Sewing Silk, etc.
10 We Will order any kind of o Sewing Ma
chine. deliver II in the. city, and give in.
structions to use It., charging New York
prices, with freight added.
eS- We make n special discount to Ii
censed clergymcn of all denominations.
ADAMS 4 co.
Local and Travelling Agents wanted.
Sept. %, 6S-lt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
panies shall be required from any one

In testimony whereof / sign the
same, etc., this 10th day of Septem-
Der, "A: ID. 1868, and direct that all the
Journals of the State authorized to
publish legal advertisements shall
give this proclamation one insertion.
w. G.. BRowNLow.
Governor of Tennessee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
w. III. WIsENER, Sr.,
T. \. HAMILTON,
J. IL. AGEE,
Committee.

Should the department commander
bc furnished with sufficient force 10
keep order, will cheerfully co-oper-
ate with him, and in that event the
State Guards may not be called into
service.
again express the hope most sim
cerely, that neither the United States
troops nor the State Guards may be
called into active service. Still, /
deem il my duty under the foregoing
net of the General Assembly, 10 go
on and organize companies and regi-
ments, and 10 be in readiness for any
emergency that may arise.
/ Inasmuch as | prefer that these
troops shall lie raised I'm Fast Tennes-
see, no limit to the number of COM
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

The expenses in tie War Depart
ment for the past two months have
been more tliIu eighteen million sol-
lars. Let uls have peace.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
To Advertisers.

n5,- Parties advertising by contract, for q
qiyen time. will he con fined Ia their legiti-
mate buginess; anything outside OF this
Will be charged for separately.
ceedlnp three months, win have the privi-
Iege OF renewing their advertisement IL
quarterly; oil extrn changes viii be
nsy Doubie-colnmn advertisements will
be charged one-third more than regular
rates for single columns.
ns- Funeral Notices, Obituaries, or any
other matter subscribing private Interest,
will be charged for.
P55- Notices I'm local and special colums
are matters of special contract.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
COMPREHENSIVE.
MISS MAGGIE MeINERNEY

"AS OPENED A HAIR ESTABLISH
ment az Mrs. ]. Tcssi's Mill linery store,
over Courts a Beaumonts, where she is
ready 10 wait upon all the ladies with any
kindoi ornamental Hair Work they may
wish 90 have done,
Aug ~ ~ -nl.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
pIsSOIUTION.

,VHE CO. O.PARTNERSlllP ltEEtior23i,'in. io3, -
mis- dsN, hy mutual consent dlSsolNed,uI
Those indebted 10 the hrm Will plya,e cali
IN J. ]. Hamlet, tet u, kincannons nliu 'i
the old arm, will please present them !"
The sumV for payment -, ,,...
Mr. Schruadt win continue the Iafpsh-
tors business at the same old stand. MT
Iinmlctt can hc fhund With II, ktncannon
iu the TIN, Stove ana iiou'' iuinlNhlNf
I.fn uu Franklin street.
.AurI.i g., 1Si~.lW,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
All Medicines kept are War
ranted Pure and Fresh !
Ih. Pr,.eripiien D.pnrim.~i

Is still undnr the supervision of Mr.. l.. r.
COOPER, who Is well known as a careful
ana accurate compounder of medicines
Prescriptions flled promptly day or night
Juuc s, lS6S-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-09
co M Nj r TX CIAL.
New York stock and Money Market


NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Money easy and in rather
more demand at q per cent. on call. Sterling Ex-
change quiet at lO9 a 1891. Gold lower; opened at
14i declined to 14t advanced to 144 and closed at
1441 a 144l exports to-day $2,5,000. Governments
lower and. under heavy sales, weak. Henry Clewes
& Co. furnish the following 43O qu0tations:-COu-
pom SIS 1884, 1133 a ia; do IS 1862 113a a 1881; do
1864, 1905 @ 1Ot do 1865. Ill @ lit; do new, 1883
lHs.; ,o DO 1861 1854 q 1osf do 1868, 1881 g 100;
Bordee State bonds strong; Missouris, 933; old
Iennessees So; new do, est; old Vrginias, 90; old
North Cardinals, 743 q IS; new do, "a.
The Railroad market was heavy and lower, but
closed steady at the decline; sales Of Reading
very large one broker alone disposing Of about
shares. Express shares partially recovered from
yesterdays decline. Pac fc Mail rose TO 1914 but
fell off per cent, The following are $50 fignres-
Canton, 46} a At; Cumberland. 50; Adams Express.
49l "a 5l4; Merchants Express 22I a 81: PacifIc
Mall 1G3 a 1881; Western Union Telegraph. 34I "a
s44; New York Central 1851 a 1881; Erie, 46t a
lem 122; Reading, S9H a sOt;. Wabash, ISL a 81 /;
st Paul, 81 % 87t do preferred, sss @ S9 Michigan
Central III; Michigan Southern, s4s q $40; Illinois
Central 142; Cleveland & Pittsburg, SGT az $751;; To-
ledo 10l3 a 1911; Rock Island, 1923 "a 1925 Chicago
& North WESTERN Ss q SGT; do preferred, s63 a
s63; Fort Wayne, 1851 g SO; Hartford & Erie, %
Mining shares dull; Smith & Parmalee 44S a
65; Quartz Hill 99c.
Tie receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to s1.2Os,936; payments, $735, 433; balance, $Si,
COG ne9
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-09

lPer City OF London. at New York;
Cid at Liverpool 25th ult, Garibald EIdridge, for
New York.
Ent for ldg Path, Annie Kimball, Lincoln, Tor New
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-09

York, Ti;os Harvard, Strickland, pbtade,pblal n
james, Gaodwin, New Orleans.
Sid fn Queenstown Esd ut, Desiab, Gilkey, Tor
Greenocs. -
SID i'm Yokohama June II, Mary Goodell, Sweet
ser, Hakodadi ~ - ~
Ar at Annoy June %. Fruiter, Hamilton Shang-
nae. !and sailed 27th Tor lao.)
- Sacutta- Went to sea from Saugor July q, Ten
hyson Graves, Boston.
d; a. a. Leghorn 18th ult Bertha Humphrey, Car
yune1 Clark. " hittemore, Philadelphia 18th
Honsiaes, Tapley. Malaga. = =
Philadelphia. - DAinsnan' muoseu'
At at Cadiz 2ist u,t, Tejuca Herman. Lisbon
for Montevideo. ~" 0resceht city, Deiano
:. AT at Havre 23d ult, BAZAAR. Jel,erson Man Or
leans; 2sth, y Herman Herman ,Shiiade,,h;a
AT ct Sten pad ult Five Brothers rbnria trn,,
Philadelphia. inuriow' rom
Falmouth. Aug 2I-The Ellen Over 1a,ona e.,,.,
Cardenas which arrived yesterday lost part Of Ser
cargo OF molasses in consequence its hay,no 90
shifted in the hold during heavy weather. s''
SPOKEN.
July IS, lat 10 II N lon 80 90 W, barque CITY OF
BANGOR, from Cardiff tor Buenos Ayres.
aug 20 off Cape Antonio, brig Antilles, Thestrup
Hcm TRIM ad for Boston.
aug n, lat so n, Ion Is W, bargue Woodsde.
aug ~ lat 35a. Ion 7s5, sch Mary Collins, from
charleston tor Boston
on sept 8 lat 81 OF, Ion 10 H. ship Alice Thorndike
~ uayS from Mex co ior Hamburg
sept lat II Ion IS, barque Sitka, from Liverpool
for Philadelphia, ''''-'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-09

NEW BEDFORD. Sept. 7.--Sperm Oil has been In
better demand and we notice 4ales Of 1850 bbls in
parcels, for manufacturing, at l 80 " gal. Whale
Oil has been quiet since last, the only transact
lions being resale Of 200 bbls. Northern at SOc, and
1000 bbis. do at soc y gal.-Shipping List.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Four-sales 5000 bbls.;
low grades hrmer and high grades dull and lower;
superhne State 20 a 30: extra State 50 a! 20;
70 dn n9Sp Ohio 80 q II 3d. extra Western 400
$50 a IA 60; California Is "a 1900 Wheat dull and
heavy; sales 2s,ooo bush Chicago Spring No.. at
" g Ivy; NO. at 2 10 q 2 12i. Corn 1c better;
sound, 22 "a 70 tor sound Oats declining; sales
5000 BUSH; new Western 81 a re. Beet steady.
closing at 20 40 cash. Lard frmer sales 1850 ercss
iss 2 %SI.ta sut sam Sust Ohio 81 s7e State g
lower; sales 1850 bales; Mddling uplands Ia "a Ssc.
closing with no buyers at over CSC. Rice quiet Su,
gar firm. Coffee quiet. Molasses quiet, Naval
Stores quiet. Oils dull. Petroleum firm; crude 16
a 16tc; refined bonded SIC. Freights to Liverpool
nominal.