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THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Enctlmpmcnt of the Twenty.sec0nd Regiment.
The arrangements for the encampment Of the
Twenty-second regiment at Long Branch are now
complete All necessary preparations have been
made at the Branch to render the encampment both
in military and social sense complete success;
and the interest Of the sojourners at Stetsons as
well as the members Of military bodies are excited
at the prospect. now fairly before them Of an unu-
sua spectacle in these piping times Of peace 1t
announced that the Governors OF New York and New
jersey besides host Of distinguished officers of the
regular service and National Guard will be present to
witness the military manGuvres and to participate
In the festivities Of the occasion The mere an
nouncement that the Twenty-second would encamp
at the Branch has created quite an excitement
among the members OF the National Guard and
Branch, while the ladies' are in a futter OF ex.
pectaton. There is no doubt that the Twenty-second
win receive from the fair ones Of the Branch to-day
reception that VIII amply repay them for the expense
and trouble Of the expedition.
The following order, issued from the headquarters
regiment Of the time Of starting for the Branch,
equipment, &C., and the order Of calls during the
oTNrnAI ORDERS NO. 8.
rouarG Esy
A DA ''A'' new Yonx ~ August Si u 4 iisss.
IN
Ter. @ regiment win snS1pp a Long Branch for i've
.sn = T :. -, h
%sn VIII aiP%
A::smSy YIN 30 beaten a, half-p.ss eight Adiu-
The non-commissoned STAFF, ned band will
Po to The s The Large S 1OOm ha.' eight
III The following calls viii be sounded daily Sundays 81.
guard mounting call, CALI 90 breakfast
ss:Sus d H. S5 "a. .lnE
GALL II n. Drill call, 600; recall, 500 supper call, 500;
s!i Iss. !..s s; sp: 81 ks'' s
The regiment win embark Tor Long Branch this
morning at ten O'Clock in the Jesse Hoyt. from the
foot Of Fourteenth street, North river.
Prizes will be distributed at the Stetson House on
Saturday evening next to the successful competitors
In rifle shooting and hop will be given by the regi
ment. Arrangements have been made by the COM
mittee appointed for the purpose to render the hop
one OF the most brilliant and enjoyable OF the
Five tickets have been issued to each member Of the
regiment for distribution among their friends, but
from present indications that number will be far too
small to meet the demand.
Grand Military Excursion to Boston.
The battalion Of washington Grays, N. G. s. N. Y,
contemplate an excursion to Boston and Providence
on the 18th Inst.
At Boston they will be received by and remain the
guests OF the Boston Lancers who on the evening of
the 10th will give grand hop and promenade con-
cert In their honor. On the Goth they Will depart for
Providence remaining there one day, and from
thence return to New York. Members and hon.
orary members wishing to join in the excursion will
report Ct the armory, corner Of Greene and Houston
streets, on Thursday and Friday evenings 18th and
lAth insts.
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AyREs.-At Dundan, Pa, on Friday, August T.
BENJAMIN AYREs ST., aged SO years and months.
ASDERsoS.-ln Flatlands, on Tuesday, August IL,
john w. ANDERSON, aged IS Years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, nom HE late residence, this "wednesday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ANIMAL Crawford. NJ. L. on Nondav Ausust in
CHARL0rrn VIRGINIA. infant daughter OF Edward j
and Charlotte A: Amin ,aged months and u days.
IL, FREDBRI0E LovIs infant con OF Robert n. and
Amenaide A. Alberta aged 3 months and rs days.
tho relatives and friends Of the family are respect
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BEEKMAS-ELDERD-At Harlem, on Sunday
August q by the Rev. John Parker, DUDLEY A.
BgEEMAN to FRANCES 4. ELDBRD. No cards.
GERMANE-BELLows-On Monday, August g. BY
the Rev. Dr. bowling Mr.. s. p. GERMArSE to Miss
MARY z. BELLOWS, youngest daughter OF Frederick
Bellows, both Of this city.
HousToS-C Londonderry, Ireland, on
Thursday, July 30, WILLIAM HOUSTON Esq, OF New
York city, to LIZZIE, youngest daughter Of Joseph
Clarke, Esq, merchant, Londonderry.
LA FoRGE-DisBRow.-At st. AIMS church, Eight
eenth street. on Monday, August 10, by the rector,
OF Rossville, 8. L., to Sarah M, daugner OF VIM. III
Disbrow. Esq., Of Harlem, N. Y. No cards.
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miscellaneous shares and bonds OF the unproductve
class, were subjected TO higher figures.
The amount OF bullion imported into England
from foreign ports during the FIRST six months OF the
present year and for the corresponding period in
1867 Is thus shown
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Military Notes.

The excitement IN military circles caused BY the
late competitive drill between company z, Of the
Twelfth New York, and the Montgomery Guard, of
Boston, has not yet subsidized. Encouraged BY the
success Of company 3, the Twelfth regi ment now
challenges the Sc venth to drill for the title Of the
crack regiment OF New York. II is not yet known.
however, whether the challenge will DO accepted.
The third annual repeated" picnic and evening
promenade OF company A, Fourteenth regiment
came on YESTERDAYS The picnic was pleasant AZ
fair and the promenade concert In the evening was
quite success.
Company q, Fifteenth regiment, viii make their
annual excursion on Saturday next. IL has been
decided that Bergen point win be the scene Of the
merry making this year. The company will start
from the armory In Cranberry street ct eight O'Clock
A
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The market for wheat ended rather hrmer under better
demand and both spring and winter brought full prices The
hrs aamples OF new spring wheat consisting OF Nos and
Chicago from nessrs Frsese Co., were exhibited
~ IS for No do ~ i2S for Nos miied, "a Is for
amber state 90 SO Tor amber Michigan 81 so amber
Tennessee - IS % so for California Rye Sales
LILO bushe. new Psnnsyvania 81 60 Corn steady
for good TO prime mixed The were
bushels within the Of 81 for hot and
mixed Oats were dull the sales being about
o00 bushels At SIC 10 store and sc sSc afoa Barley
dull and nominal OF barley mali 600U bushels were
sold private terms
FisH-Ths for dry cod though quiet was nrm in
consequence Of the light arrivals Sales quins Georges
II 81 rs o. New mackers were 10 moderate demand At
Tor sTe. No and % for medium do. Herring we're
2Oo No. for No l. Picked salmon were steady At 426
o11 bbL herring - - and picked cod es IS &6 60
Fnnienrs were lee active and for 10 Liver
pool steamer wsN dscidsdy lower The ehasrns bust
nes waa sun aus@ The eaAaGnnAs vmet.za Llvsroool.
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was IN better demand and more firmly held
Other kinds were dull at last quotations We quoe
kio-Ordinay cargoes, s$c &C., gold In bond fair do
s1rems. for lots, sc lsc ksssrs william Scott sons
make the stock Of Rio August H. 1858 I'm New York.
New Orleans, 900.
aeady There were sale. q ls cssss bleaching powders at
Honduras cochnea supposed at 7sc, gold 5casks
tartar a. &c., do. small lots sal soda n &c., do causic
soda at &c Be-, do, and bicarb soda Ike, do
DYEwooDs were generally hrm, but heard Of no i'm
portant transactions We quote st. Domingo ogwood x2
ga jamaica do, els gold Lima wood SIS 1s5 do and
camwood &175 do, per ton.
FLoCR GRAIN Receipts 1920 bbls. -four
eo bags corn me. 100 sss ISL do OATS and
1290 do Rye The -four market
inquiry from the local trade and the previous
prices few sales reported triHe Oh,
general reduction the contrary the market
generally hrm though rather quiet California nour
steady, under Z moderate demand Sales $50 bbIs RYE
-four, though quiet steady In value. sales $50 bbls
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, August lis Pm.
BKxswAx was in moderate demand. Sales, 1000 lbs at
CSC.
BUILDING MATRRrALa-For Eastern spruce the market
moderately active and steady &l9 80 $22 the
price for cargoes about 100000 feet disposed Of
&19 80 $2l. The arrivals light and the stock only
nodsrate yellow pine timber remained steady At 80 $sS
% 80 s. chiefly At the latter price Rosendae
STEADY at 81 IS Dbl. while lime also steady
active AZ $lo 80 for Long Island Pc 50 for New Jersey
$50 for Philadelphia front.
CooPKRAeE STOCK remained steady At 90 10 @S 20 for
shocks 80 inch heads ~ 80 "a so for do
do; % ~ % for moa.se: do % inch do. $50 for DO!
Shocks @5 10 for do, % 80 81 for pipe do &62 SIS
for hoops II feet and Sls $50 for do, n feet
CoPPkR-Tho market for ingot more active n about
previous prices There sales OF 100000 lbs. &c
Ac. for Detroit 3S5<c. for Baltimore and 23Ac. &c for
Portage Lake, closing quite steady.
CANDLEs.-Adamantine quiet but steady st 2lc a
&c for Il ounce Sperm duh but steady ~ dc. &c
Patent, $50. Sc
CoTToN-Receips q balea. The market only mod.
eraey active and weak at prices sellers generally
being anxious 10 realize The demand almost entirely
confined TO the immediate Of spinners Sales
bales including LOSS for spinning and $50 for
The following quotations are outside hgures:--
-I--1
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Ist place. g q Court " 1900
s sath 8: 55S % q Sd 50 sv sssl ,S $500
Johnson sv is0 Li6.ii;; AZ ioilao s ss@
Marcy .y "; p q Of Ko sSi sS, =:
PARK Az a. 100 r. Of Throop Az, ssnioo ss %
yhrCSH AZ and 1OnrGs ~ :; o sG Myf ,i 90
9Th av and 10th st. cor, as 2il00 $40
Lot 800 on the Col Daniel Richards map. a75
Berrian ~, es lots ig IN, part of Chas Berxian's
caS ar% q io 49, wsrsr property @
Dvson T. = in Village, b0siO6 1000
West 9. VS. lot 9, wardsvile, 50xll! :....... $50
WHITE PLAINS,
Lexington av g. Fisher estate, b0xlbO. ....... 500
Broadway, adj land OF DR. Prince deceased, aon
yonxrns '''''
Cottage place, lot 49, s5xlle adj aqueduct. $3.50
9Th .,.v. 10, ala ,oa m9gsr VERNON 400
lss,h 9: s. lot Loss block s5 s5rlOo sSo
As1o 81 y ION oao ZoxlUO ooo
Boston pos. road VS. adj land Of B Tayor.... 7ss
Acre: on road from wiamsbridse to village
lsth st. lot SsS Unionpcri iooxios i5s
QUEENS ooUNTY-HEMPsTEAD.
Jerusalem south road, adjoining 900
MerricK and Meadow Highway VS. acres 1000
Mcneil st. lot ss and $3.50 sss Cha. Smith map. $40
LOT zoo Locust Grove map sSxi0o 1000
New Beach road adjoining the creek Bachs... 1850
crools.. st. xssSa j prop, sorisc 100
Hanover place, sls from Qulmby ssiia....... 5
FsirmSans az, 80 fro% odet a. 5assoc s
ORANGE.
New st. st Johns Catholic church prop. a5xOo. 400
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e, 10 ysTeI cn, v soc soo ~ v %, a. ns ~ y
average lot 0c. qzSc. Manufactured work, com.
mon medium 7kc. 22c IN bond; do. good and fine.
In bond; do good and hne Soc. Sc.
woor-1hers fair inquiry for fleece, but there only
moderate amount selling, the higher prices asked limiting
business the immediate wants Of manufacture
demand e mainly 70. The low and medium grades: We
quote Nos and Ohio &c DC, No. and do l5kc
&c, and Xxx and above do. CSC 5a4c TeIas trins
active a. about former prices while California 10 slow
Of SALE but without particular change In vAus For foreign
the marke, continues 70 rule dull nominal The sass
80 900 lbs eeces Mt <3c b2Sc including $1,000
at 4sc I9oD Nos and At t1c: +sc SOB and below
o eoc I. S'S Syss.s a. DE. soocc oS,a !, a. moce
above at Soc as2Sc, i5op bs tubbed Al tsc. boc.,
ling, At zc 1000 neeces .. sc <hc, $500 ib: TeIas
Mexican at 25c, 1000 do. al &c. 10000 pulled
for super and ertra) and Ssc lAmbs 10 bales
East India private terms.
wHALEBost was in fair demand and sales were made Of
eV0 lbs Arctic private 10000 do, Deliverable in
l.bOO South Sea nj SIC.
wnfsKiY.-R Receipts Ss bbis The market though quiet
was firm. Sales 200 bbls. IN bond 70c
wHALErooTs.-Blcached quiet at 10&c, at which
the last sales were made.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following Is Q tabular statement OF the marine
transfers since the publication Of the previous
p0rt:-
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From the amount held by the Treasury on the LIST
inst. must be deducted the Alaska payment Of
ST. 200 ooo the balance Of July interest unpaid and
the amount Of the bonds Of 1s47-4s unredeemed.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men,
toned
Aug. 1. AUG. 9. Aug IL.
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A Chicago paper Of Saturday last thus refers to
the demand for money in that city,
Business In financial circles Is gradually on the in
There was also an increased inquiry for money from
the interior TO move the crops The supply Of funds
in the hands Of bankers Ia ample and all entitled
to loans are readily accommodated at the current
rate OF interest, ten per cent per annum. Eastern
exchange was quiet and steady at par between
banks, and par buying and one-tenth of one DER
cent premium selling over the counter.
The following bonds Of the state Of Missouri are
outstanding
Original railway issues. $40 81 q Oo0
Bonds to fund coupons. ................ 3,5s3 900
Total. 500 3o5, 600
Less, to be retained by Pacific
Railroad Company. .;.....: ~, 5000
Company ..................... o,o00O00
Leaving direct state debt. SIS e27 900
Boston journal Of last evening thus speaks of
local monetary AFFAIRS
Monetary affairs continue in the same easy state Of
affiuence as was experienced during the past week
The available supply Of currency Is large ana 1t ia
eauailed by the demand. The banks and private
capitalists are dscounting short-dated paper in
preference to the longer maturitIes but on call
loans fortified by satisfactory security, they are &C
commodating borrowers with unlimited freedom.
The common rate OF interest to day on government
collaterals was four per cent; but four and half,
I'VE, nve and 2 half and ak were charged ID
other cases q fair local pledGoA vhila veak and
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$1,000 lbs at 121Sc. n 12xc.
TIS.-Pig lower active the sales being 500
slabs Straits at gold and 80 do at &c Banca
wise Dun and nominal At ss.c s4c gold Plates
coal Terns at 81 STU gold and 200 do O. coke iO1il at
$7%, do. wequots !. g. charcoal At So 37H . $s TO-
ToBACoQ.-For Kentucky the market tolerabiy &C.
tive at the prices previously current There sales Of 6
hhds at from lie TO Hc Seed leaf dull but At
prices. The sales confined about 81 At
lie. for old Pennsylvania and 16c for Connecticut
Haya remained dull an -
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BLAND AND LISDsEY.-The courteous
member from Prince Edward, Bland (ne-
gro), paid bis compliments on Tuesday in
the Convention to the distinguished mem
Der from this city, the Hon. Mr. Lindsey,
III. G. By quoting from Lindsey's remarks
on the "sernorgaphy," and his declared In
disposition to scriminize," Bland clearly
pointed him out, and pronounced him a
" scoundrel" and "liar." The great
Lindsey, whose voice at times shakes the
capitol, was dumb. He spake not, moved
not. For one so full Of vaunting and lofty
independence, silence was supposed to i'm
ply a deep and deadly purpose, and q
mortal combat was anticipated. But all
flowed on calmly and smoothly yesterday.
The black knights were unruffied and un-
Scared. Lindsey may yet cherish 9 terri
BILE purpose. he may blow Bland's brains
out with his horrid horn! Bland should
get out warrant to prevent any violence
of this sort. He would be safer from Lind
sey's pistol than the fatal tootings Of his
braZen trumpet.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoE MAYO PRE-
sIDING.-Ella Hutchison (white) was first
arraigned yesterday to answer the charge
of stealing breastpin valued at ten dol
lars, the property of Maude Stewart.
Maude not appearing, the case was con
tinued.
William 81. Valentino (negro), charged
with being disorderly at the soup-honse on
Monday last, was set back in default Of Sc
curity to behave himself.
John Delacroix (white), charged with
being disorderly in the street, was called
up. It appeared that Delacroix had en-.
deavored to raise fuss with Messrs. Kelly
and Amos, and that Roundsman O'Dwyel
ordered him to leave. Delacroix said that
he did not mind his orders any more than
he would those of a id puppy. Mr.
O'Dwyer then caught hold of him, and,
after much difficulty, carried him to the
station, he violently resisting all the way
In the absence Of witnesses for the &C.
cused, the Mayor continued the case until
to-day. 49,,
Mary S. johnson (negro), charged with
using insulting language to Mrs. Rowe, and
with threatening to assault and beat her
was set back in default of security to be.
have herself.
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THE FAnx AND GARpEs.-April opens

The FARx AND GARDEN.-April opens
most auspiciously for work. Although
quite number of our fellow-eisizens who
are experienced In the cultivation of the
earth found no other use for the bright sun
Of yesterday than to bask in II on the
streets, many Of the residences on the
suburbs and sround the city exhibited .
lively scene Of industry, In which sensible
freedmen were actively participating.
There are some very enterprisiDg gen.
tlemen In this vicinity who, In spite Of all
discouragements, are most earnestly seek
ing prosperity In the ground. We hear of
new enterprises starting In varions direc-
tions. The trade in fruit trees is very ac-
tive. Some very choice and rare speci-
mems OF the pear, apple, and peach have
lately been planted in this sneighborhood.
We hear Of extensive preparationsafor the
cultivation of strawberries, grapes, hops.
the rhubarb plant, cranberries, etc,
A highly respectable clergyman from
the State Of New Jersey, whose health
requires removal to q milder cline. was
recently in the city, and visited the more
eastern section Of the State In search Of
land and homes for himself and several
families of his congregation. They pro-
posed to settle somewhere near the James,
SO as to caiSe fruit and vegetables, as they
are fuou doing, for the New York market.
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STOCKHOLDERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
OFF1cERs.-The second annual meeting of
the Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company was held in the office of the COM
pany yesterday-Mr. N. B. Hill in the
chair, and Mr.. r. D. James secretary.
After disposing of somo preliminary
business, the following directors were
elected: Messrs. J. B. Davis, John A.
Belvin, Joseph Hall, L. II. Frayser, 70
bert o. Haskins, William Ira Smith, T.
W. boswell, James NJ. Taylor, and W. ".
Crump. ..-
The president (Mr. J. E. Davis read his
report which showed that the affairs OF
the company were in most aattering con-
dition.
After the adjournment of tho stock
holders, the newly elected board met and
unanimously reelected Mr.. J. 3. Davis
president for the ensuing year.
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TIE MARCHING AMERICAN FLAG.-We
learn from passengers by the Danville
train yesterday that Sergeant Bates, who
is carrying the "Old Flag" arrived at
Greensboro at O'Clock Tuesday last.
He was met by the Mayor and citizens.
and the hospitalities of the town were ex-
tended him. He goes to Raleigh by rail-
road, and will return and resume his
march on Thursday morning: He will
reach Reidsville Thursday P. NJ, Danville
Friday P. NJ, and will enter Richmond at
4 O'Clock p. NJ. on the 7th of April.
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tares thereon for the current year.
THOMAS PHILLIPS will sell at 10 o'cloci
his entire stock of goods, shelving, etc.
GRUBRS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at l:
o'clock valuable lot on the north side OF
the basin bank between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
LYME j. BROTHER will sell at half past 4
O'Clock beautiful three story frame resi-
dence on Pleasant street near DR.. .. A.
Strecker's.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS will sell at half
past o'clock that beautiful suburban
estate on the Grove road one mile west
of the city, known as " Auburn"
DUNNAVANT & co. will continue the sale
of boots and shoes at NJ. Gunst's, on
Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets,
this morning at 10 o'clock.
W. L. SMITH will sell at 1884 Main street, Mt
10 o'clock A. M, household and kitchen
furniture, and lot Of candymakers' and
bakers tools.
IN. COOKE will sell at his store on Seventh
street between Broad and Marshall, ut 10
o'clock A. NJ, furniture, beds, mattresses,
and miscellaneous articles.
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ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-At a regular
meeting of Marion Division, No. 5, Sons Of
Temperance, held at their hall on last
Tuesday night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter: u. ).
Powers, W. P; Dr.. L. r. Dickinson, ".
A.; John W. Glenn, R. S.; Thomas Cor
don, A. R. S.; R. J. Hix, F. S.; ]. Q. ia
cob, Treasurer Rev. James Il. Grown,
Chaplain; Ernest T. Walthall, Cond uetor J
Walker Clements, A. c.; Louis Betty l..
S.; B. A. Jacob, o. S.; A. J. Gordon =.
W.
This Division meets every Tuesday night
at Tanners Hall, Sidney, and IS IN hoar-
ishing condition. =. ~,
There will be public installation of the
above officers at their hall on next Tues
day night. The public are cordially In
vited to attend. .,5.. .>. fz.. s'''<'