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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28


II 10 said that Judge Kellogg's name
win be presented 10 the Convention
We think there are good reasons VIII,
be should not receive the nomination,
Two years ago the health Of judge
Kellogg entirely failed. and be wa
obliged 10 relieve himself Of all business
and care. He now suffers bic name 10
used. in the hope that during the
months which must elapse before The
Congressman 10 be elected viii take his
seat, be may obtain a degree Of health
which viii enable him 70 again enter
Hpon pubIie life. We sincerely hops
that his sntiripations Of returning
health are well founded, but we Ehinl
that the interests Of the District de.
mand thai the nomination Re given "a
ono who would he more hksiy 10 bnng
health aud strength 70 the ofsce.
For several years pass Judge Ksllogl
has been IN position vhieh gave him
bat littls connection with political a.
fairs. and has not been eioNaly idensi.
6ed with any party. Whils lAs greai
objects q the Union Repabiiean oFgan,
isAiion haEs bad bis syaspsahy. he b..
MOI bees trsqnsnfly called npon % en-
prsus - cpaninn Il lie moFs rsosht pol.
icy. IA IL knewn howessF thst Jndgs
KsiAaeg : > gantlsmsn ei conservative
tehdeacles; and 4 q understood shsi
b. ia sosnezhat inclined 10 doaht IL
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State Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

AbtinJA COUNTY,
--Mr David cutting u sberoharn, committed
suicide on the morning u July 22d, inst BY
hanging himself in his barn, with n small eard
which be cut from his b9tse hay fork
Co4xrxogagyr ErEaaisps n st,DDLEnuaY Coz.
LICE. The following y the programmes u The
Commencement oEercises Il MI idlobury coliogs
occurring IN tlle second week IN August
SUNDAY, August 9TH Bacealaureats sermon ~
President Eitcisei, al am.
The preliminary meeting n the Animal viii b.
hold On Tne~dsy August TIA. A. . a. m, 81 The
Lecture Room u The Congregational Church
registry fgr the Alumni viii taere b. Oponsd.
The AannAi Meeting u The Association viii b.
held al the College chaPai, "Wednesday, Angas'
i2th, At Ia o'elaek, an.
Tuesday. Angnst fiul. Anniversaries ~ ths
soeieties Aaars IS befofe the i1iiiosnattesaan.
Fisaklin W Rial, II Cbsessq a 2 "a .. N Cd
dr. ssss The Ptiiedslphmh lFsiigiaasi Society ~
Tls compstltors fay PkrisriaH price, 0fForea ias
ex0ali1I1as N dacsmetisn snA % tSry, vii oeeu.
~ DE evening.
"Wednesday. Aneast fssh Anniversary - tiie
Ass.sslst.d kiunui Annual sdars.z. by tiss Rev
Isyrou Sunderland, D. D.. a wssAIagsan D. G.
eisss II 1874
Feam ~ n. l. MsAd n, d.. eiass " 1855.
tbs I4ter1Fy faefcises VII be suroesasd bg =
DsaRsr aad Social Ae-aaisn 81 tse Addisoa
Hsase, ana NJ the ssml-essatefnizi naa.tisss y
he class n Iefs
Thursday. August istls. Consssensssaerss DsT
- osAuons ~ ihe sssiof c1ssa, - 10 l-zsfsa ssid
-
II Dapbassas Afsss ibe erslassns, . eoagest 10
flss ssuasiag. aaasE "a sasp31ss 4 ths ersssua-
tiae eiasa, - a. nesAslssaAE QaaFtatts fYzb y
Ba@ion, asslsisa y sisa 'llasiEg aissied sgjsaas
Ne Nsrsa Rtaipefd a Ee~ Yaft
Kzasalzat-8a n ganaiists ~ adaaissssa 10
coaags. "a Taessag. SIS ees%f .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28

rsoPrsesy Il raany Of iAs measures
vhsrh rs party has a3optsd with great
snanlustiy .TheFu "a no dauhs thai
Jndgs KslIoeg wir &c, according =
his bnses; canSlcfgans. bat il Is import
ant for ne to consider whether his boa
cal cunvctions are sach that be would
faithfully represent in Congress Zoe
homes, convicsions u those who bad
sent him tbera
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28

Tee wifs Of Gen. Joe HooksF died
nj WAEsEt0wn, JeasrAon county. n. Y.
ca Thnrsday last, Of consumption from
which abe bad besn . long tlne suGieF-
e.. The Gsneral's heAish though quite
poorly for many ncsthfs is gradually
Improving
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28

II Mr. weodhrsdgs i rsaoniaaAsa.
a mnss be On he gFoand sAsa ~ -
turn . impsrsaivsly demanded By ths
interests q the wool-growess 81 Adj
Coansy. Saeh 8 eaAsm waa put
y ia ths o@nvass; tksagh ne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28

--~Ihe Nov fOfk board q health az
about 10 order The distribution - TWEEN
ty.fouf toms II eoppers and 1900 gal
lods Of caTbonie acid for the dislnfee
ton a The foul places u that ioul cts
A the Democratic ratification. i
Richmond. YaI.es declared that MA
NJ ooefedreB hongki for tegid n troI
VI iAss slsafa.a u 8symoug aid Bar
OF course.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28

"A kafsf tstH sAas3 Wasssa last - sai e
80 3ahasi,sag iail ss.ls hsxee Hraa ysha rfae.
vs. uf i.vlsl' vsGlssf sssg.se assl asfa a. r. re
CARTS va ns,ls = ea5 = Hepfas s hsfs
fsssss sssaea eesasa. saA ia44sk 81 ssst8
eshef assssAss sfaa iliram ossssn ass,i hti IA "a
lu ths vveas e Alf,e ba' pss - esfvfbs tat
lhsi - a'aAs -, t-asi So westau ssss msge
lpiEed a. sl
~ 1elssstnFy has estei bssastsal sa
&efs mtaamept ~ A r.ysi sfss 9ae
ne rsgatassn tasga o,sasty t,usruls,a
iut caia'itala asaaif i o. p hsti a D. ysias.
huy August s.
clurrrSuEN couNrf
s-Ths E-sss tsmsahsa tn alasnsr1 L ~
''paeea ely Rase p AZ Ciwb Tie lmgaei5sia
eaass = - 8esaias "a f,esai easeaRt,f s4sh
ne NiditchuSy osHcgo Gal, shes tAsy vefe
avi~sd eass- iva srars ptes ie Ii
b nuanstaa tsaWe rsrsss q wsirr sFe
pamped tuto tlsf rtsge,ir aally r,gw. vhish y -
pr ssni more ihau pss pamped aa1 asea aslly
81 NAY TIE water ,s bsasesea Ahssslly About
~ streets ht sHisr huss ~ h ss...aAat use,
aua ~ waarf : an iuaniis s.aaEss sysFy wsx
Gamlhol y sawgef bgallsa, and srsratTie
-5s9lar. lawyer AMI vrigeI aioA IN Rafluston On
WeiBcsias ne sd 81 tht ace - e. NJ w..
quite frssutnepi IN Ne plitloal aaal ~ d. days
II sho cad whig rastt. and retired fsaa rabBs
hts M isSo
Ths Eepahirp urioa ct4vssiloD g. clR.
tendon oouuts, Wia - hold Al sluva, Aueopl u
FHaNKiAN COUNTY
Tbs shpments Il hagsaS fran x. ABA :.
during iuns vers 81. $50 ragnas
a ~ Alhans asp,psgat. ia biz aiagnsl ~ A..
iaouf AMI RIait. ,les tbsi he Viii sets az ia
Holl and Eyvrcll ukrt u sh8ms 40 rNsell,ul
appSegisiAsm y iAe stats q She ease Anor uoss
clrctian ans ALL bt a. dead $ ~ othof
Buiior aola AZ 81 kli~rs - russ.lay :, isen
Is to Is cents lbs hbe were disposed o.
AMouLr COUNTY
The Ianoille vaileg rail- aii bs.bs surveyed
from Csmbridsr Spaalaa
rhe lAu,oiia rai,s as - 4I4la ss lkt
!, to make hsss .saas - 90 col,alJ s,lisss
this fslt as paea oanaaeaa 's st4ea ia son,5
tevuH
Tbs 7th h{ Aaslaefe am ap9aatel
by thc t7mu Ft organising tae "a.
mpiilg Ea1, HAraiA Cein.aay
Tho has dr@ 8na ia ianaAa ,s maa
better tpag y, bimffs sbua I'm ,Wot uas,
ipatsd, b,HE aap 80 e ne, ?, iasl year
ORLEANS COUSIN
Nj srttrn II Albany ufd q col uahis heul
with scsthe, ass t-ll ia DAT. either bocan.u
hia neca eas tgstaa. % the sophie ,uo duu
Taau he jumped into river. vheneg he sac paH
cd out q, bls ft,nda i,aiore bio saa saupt, snl
No was cheated laica - ais pnspase
--rbcye wrgo pat eat eaaoa dispjsai - by
the jury 81 las .slt tafm q tho Orltans County
Court, out "a 2li eanpa ~ ihe docket. and the
nyN entries arr nearly hundred
Merrill 7 Pipsr, au Thufaday, inc leah. she.
black hlhnlican eagle, NEAR the trgtting part al
West Derby It measured "A fept froln tip 20 tp.
aud weighed ~ pounds probably she argost ono
ever scon III Vermont.
AT lilo frosins Park, ia Newport, ~ tie ith.
horse ehiod, struck thr mlky agaiust poet,
throw cut the driver, demolished bccr stand.
came Ia collision siih SEVERAL tcama, throwing
down horses and breakiag ~ uaulagcs, and nnal-
~ ran into barn, hssiag cleared hunAelf entire
ly from the sulky OAo b.! was ssh,osisat n
jur,d
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nsvaAks1sa rnAss ca2vestioa 81 ths First
CsAwsesauasl fassrisa 4 ysszsus. III " Asia
81 hssaans -u Wednesday. fAs ssh AAy - An
rssa esss. 81 sass e'rApsi n. fsw shs yarT~~s
- shso@sas = aanAaa.ae &c Representative -
ca2gsrua, Ne b. supPwtoa b. tAs Rrl.aasiscaa
fsusnen ~ no iAssgict at tAs sasetian ihe asNa
Tsse1sY - Rsaaauaer peKl snd one ebnesea a
fsuasdrna ana W. Fs.sidens, 70 b. sappostsd b.
iAs fs~Qns@ II HE Iaaasca At ~ slsetlaa "a ths
2sss Twessasy n N9venasss nsHi. The hepuAh.
asn unten vessrs q NsiA pssssset are iuvgteA 10
h fsFrnssassA ia ~ oasseasios ~ thelF Dele
gales. 10 bs oho@aa ia eomgilanee With The fsa.
iepanx foeaaaston AaeF.sea hy t.e Dlssrses Cssn-
vsuaips hsla IN aiaairbsry CO tire isth day Il
Augmaa Is1s
hsaaased Ihua ths Hpx2 Cnnventiou IN tara
h4Tafasa ~ ealasa a. . DslegNte Csaseakton, sMsh
tgWh w be sBfssAaa ss aase dsieNata and a. adsi-
toski AelenMta ~ every aras hsnArsd and eears
fsneatsa ~ pne lsmsdsNA lsxWsf thmn sf&g Sates
enet ~ amAd lows inf thr EapMhlscan unissn Can.
dsdsts tus 0ussFnnr a NE sasrgsan ~ the year
pseeesAins fAs tims tos heliang saad Coavsniion;
shs Dsatrtni Caaamifsne 10 prsAastia tie msskoI
II sisesAse II said asitgnsaa
Tas DsAegaies u ths several towns In he Dis
srsea vsEl be cho@en u ptmsFy meetings called
BY Ne unsan hspahlicaH CssnEittsss u the ses.
ssAi towna. and muss b. psovsded with ersAea-
tasla ssEDea ~ lss secretaries II said meetings
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On Monday - hast week. Msrhle Russell and
. NJ. iatlgF u blaHtpSiisr. asfs, 81 ths glsuis
assy IL HtRg1aR "a Bit,h they seft 81 Wlfk
preeitatatcd y tbe ground datznee ~ twslsi I
fael aud severely htlArwf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28

o Whsalossg u West iisaht ~, wss recent
~ badly iajhrb4 " lasihg ara va ! 40 a sl5o
sheels u Sic wagon 3 bard whleh Il" sat
easebing ~ oHe II fto eitFela wlilia th0 horafs
we're Eoing At sfasgt trgt
On The 18Th &C Msfion. w. Tinhiiam and
J. r. Ouch u lEshestef. seie Frustrated bv
hghtaing Niish atftsek aoag ulom. Tiseg wiH all
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-28

hbfhAAb tNlNiAs
Or Isaac !. Hayoa, the Artie EXPLORER is al
present stopping at Faestdalo near Btand,n. de
guest Of William r Bltdgott, ct NeW York. Who
has a fine summer re ideuce At that beautiful
spot
The machine shop q the Rutland Burning.
ton Hailroad at lntand. was damaged by are on
the night VI The 22i, q tno osteni Of about
$4,000
Tho WORT Of rebuilding tho "mat recent
burnt districi IN Kutianb euinsr Confer utrcct
and Merchants Row las already commenced
Bur, Powell ~ DaBhs had his hand badly cut
while sharpotiag seythc on Thursday lnst, his
hand slipping on 10 the blade vith .,ae iotce
having the effect 70 eut completely through Tho
nesh ~ the bone.
AZ the corporation meeting beld at Rutsad,
recently, IL Was votnd 70 purchase a steam aro
engine, 10 employ night patraraon - protect
property from ineondondsriee, and 10 borrow mon
" 70 fo1t the bills, aaI alsb y ebastrat prop
"a reservoir"
in 8it Holly daring thunder shower hst
Monday evening, Use iighiuing struck large
barn belonging 70 /, y, Hammond, which, with a
smaller barn and shed attached, together With
their e'ntenir consisting n bay lnudHfF, hruiing
toOls, etc, were etaiiy consumed. I0sa estinH-
ted at $500 Mr. hammond uaa severely baratd
IN his efforts TO rcscue his properly.
VIM. D. Shaw, keeper u livery stable ~
Valiingford, ras badly Injured by a kick prom
horse on Monday lAst
Rev. 0fen Gregg ~ pasiet has been OPP
pointed Deputy ufRad Worthy Chief Tempiaf,
with authority q institute, lodges - G1od Tenn
piars n The Rouih part q iGusland eoHnty. snl
The North part 81 bennington coanty
wISDHAM COUNTY
Tho projected West River Railroad was y Pc
lftieal sHae il the late Winaiam gauBty CONVEX
tion. One ~ The rsndidales fof kenatfa ~ ul,s
posed v the bonding system while Die othnf IL
strongly in favor u
The spintualstH n Rockingham have erect
cd plain bat ysfy Heai hsli, winch they dcdtra-
tad 70 Humanity aud fiasd ~, y Sunday, tny 5th.
Gen l.. A. Grant, Formerly II Hritpws F4u=,
IL 90 the stamp n loss, ifs tfFani sad uglfaa
SIMEON y. 3paatAilg % Reapn had three
cows Killed Nv lIgt VI. ~ tie sfterAFs, ~ tho
18th. Tboy veFp ~ t4s pasture ntAisil0s near
tree shes sif3iek
The II How W ,3e.i " n tniaufaature ntna
hundred yard 10 l#ay @la A4eaiH eigtiis eact
blBrth employing two hHndfta ifsaat imprgse
nsnts have Assen naslos dating the past yasf ~
On expense If tlQ.t1g. A1atgus RFe eouieWpls
tod which all taast af ffA roltlty II "A, HU
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Tsss sssspisen y sur az rssaers is naihss h
~ slsrfiAsasasns L. te-asFs paper = Mr. n
Ctssg. = iNi.uFtau. usaafsetsSsr 4 hosp siaris.
Bass h,iS. A naAsA game II ssse hsli ~tl "
pisypd 10 ne tih u Aagusa, hes~een ~ oaaa
"a olat az rsessvy Hsani spa he taknevn slsh
y Hsftsna Ths Esms IL % tale Flsee % no
ssuubas q ths farmel eiuh - Fsssasy relul.
epssaeuo.ng Al = oelacs a, Beta sluls eaiag
FsFatasson iss Sod playiar sna uadoaesaaiy
al put fprsh shelr issi oarts 3 via ne sieaesy
ea shis eeoAssas. To asfrAs he sHPeasss u tEas
stch az aAriissss tsa II Is osnis V tiss Erpanas
vsH b. ehhsvgi
--Tse boase a Esra Hard. Esq. vas eutsred
b. bargaiars al saBasy Kse., DE sob insf.. IN
cntrsnos was uHssisa - wrsnohsng - tso ~
TIE siAas Of rhe hlisa. probably beooslns alarmed
They ascsuFoa after stealing q sAall qaansiss q
mil and odiliss
The Drug siofe. in this Village b a. ialely 70.
oeivud thoroagh overwhelming ard rtncratian..
II has bosn 'AststuIly painted, walls whitehead
and svcvthtng Pa, ~ ship shape, while there
lie ~ lack h god taste 10 tho solsctiun u the
ans Assortmani u goods displayed, se arr Ger
tain there is no hARasumur Store q tho lind, il
Bennington C0unty,
carcus. The legal yoters Of the town cf Man
chester are requested q meoi in ihs Town Han
u Factory Point on Thursday. July soth 81 6
chick NJ, for the purpose Of electinR three
Delegates 10 the Districi Convention. 70 be held
si Rutland oH The 9Th day = August neKL
M. $. CoIHgmN
G. A. PlERcT, Com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-15

ties were dull and In some instances fraction
lower. At the open board at half-past three the
market was firm, and Erie sold at 4ex ana New
York Central at 12lx. Later In the afternoon Erie
suddenly became extremely active and advanced 10
AN, apparently under pressure to ''cover' ON the
part OF the bears the shor interest in this stock
being very heavy. At the close the market was re-
markedly strong and active, especially for Erie and
New York Central, at the following quotations.
New York Central, 1853 a 1881; Erie, Az 471l;
Reading 9Oh; Michigan Southern, SAX s4i4;
Cleveland and Toledo, 1O2 1929; Rock Island, 1olA
a IOlzS: Northwestern, SIX s74; Northwestern
preferred s714 s7}a; Fort Wayne, 1854 1Os1z;
Milwaukee and st. Paul, 90 a 9514; do. preferred,
s4k a 94K; Wabash, 64a 64,1 do. preferred. IT
III; Pacific Mail, lo45s a 104al; Ohio aud Mlssis-
sippl 2s2s; Western Union, "a a SAX.
The foreign exchange market is dull but steady on
the basis OF 1924 for prime bankers sterling at sixty
days AT the close bankers bills England at sixty
days were quoted at 1O93s 1926 at three days,
1925 a1O9s; commercial bills, 1881 a 1881. Bank
ers bills on Paris at sixty days 5.lsA SHY.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and ON the previous dates men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-15

Spring. 3TI 10 n &" - n II
The funeral win take place from the residence OF
his grandfather, No. East Thir yseventh street. on
Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock noon.
STEvENs.-At Paris, on Friday, August 7, EDWIN
A. STEVENS, OF HoboKen, n. j.
. The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from st. Paul's church, Hoboken, on
Wednesday afternoon, at half-past one O'Clock.
TEN EYCK.-On Sunday, September IL, MARY
THERESA, wife OF John A Ten Eyck aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral this Tuesdayl afternoon, at O'CLOCK from
her late residence No. IL Division avenue, Brook
Ign. e. d.
VAN Enthusiastically, on Saturday September
10, ADELINE, eldest daughter OF Benjamin b. and the
late Catharine Ann Van Buren, aged II years, /
month and days.
Relatives and friends, also members OF Rope
Chapter X. A. NJ, and Atlas Lodge F. and A. M. are
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence OF
her grandparents corner of Clinton avenue and
Chambers street, West HobOken N. j., this uesday)
afternoon, at two O'Clock Horse cars leave iobokea
ferry every fifteen minutes.
WAITE-On Monday, September IA, CLARA, infant
daughter OF Robert n. and N. b. Waite, aged
months and 10 days.
WARD.-The funeral OF e. B. WARD, whose death
was noticed in the Sundays HERALD, VIII take
place from 332 South Second street. Jersey City, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. Onicers Of the Dakotas and
friends invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-15
TIE BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.

Considerable activity prevails in the boot shoe market
al the time and lively business expected for the
months The trade sale Messrs Hoyt Wheeler,
Streets exceedingly well attended, large number OF
Southern and Western buyers being present over 1000
boots and shoes in regular Sizes the
gnments the Eastern and New York city anufac-
turers 400 dsposed The
prices realized win probably prove the highest the season.
heavy New England and fine city work.
The quotations are foows-Mens calf machine sewed,
youths calf boots, 81 75 boys calf boots So waxed
y 70 e o %as an ,o %
drens 75c mems grain T. riding boots mems channel
boots 3 25 mems ii. D. kip boots 80 S. boys Ii.
d. s., 81 So youths, ~ $50; boys wsxed boots, 81 Is;
youths wa1ed boots 81 S. mems fine calf boots jersey
Balmora 81 30; boys buff Bamora VI 20; ohidrsns calf
boOt al 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-15

&c e for smoked dos and so4c. for hasged do The
sales were about b0 packages. Bacon continued TO
Tss qn;; ens steady At i5c i54c Cumberland cut
The sales % boxes The quiet and
scarcely 30 hrm prices however, UNCHANGED Sales 6
packages at l9c 2Oc. for No prime steam also $50
uedces for Octobe buyers option, private terms.
PEIRoLEUM-Receipt 750 bbls crude 2gs2 refined,
anu M 90 naptha The market for the former quiet ana
At lc and 800 do. at I5c. This market refined was
still quiet but holders rather rmer We
quote standard white &c., At which 900 bbs were sold we
quiet fully higher the sales being 900 bb for Sep
TENDER at 29c and 1900 do for September 9c closing
al the latter price,
RISE quiet but steady at sc. lOc for Carolina,
and g4c. SIC. for Rangoon.
moderately aetys and there were sales OF
sUGAR.-rhe amount OF business done in to-day was
Light but prices quite steady At 1870. lI Tor da W
good refining Cuba The sales We're BIS linda part a. o,sc
slc Cuba and 13sc for Porto Rico also 2U boxes on
private Refined steady At l51c lbsc for hard,
iisic &c. for WHITE and 1870. l4c. for yellow
SEEDsWe of further sales Calcutta linseed,
prices for unchanged. Clover quiet l4c
IKE. tinothy steady at $3a 10 25 while rough fax
was unchanged At ~ So
TALLow steady. The sales 5000 1856.
13hc
was firm. Sales loo bbls. Western In bond at 7Oc.
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The market for government securities has been
very dun all day, although there was an entire alb
sence Of pressure to sell and confident feeling was
manifested by holders OF bonds. There was frac-
tonal decline IN the prices hid after the opening.
eu, late In the afternoon this was fully recovered
and there were no stocks offering at the quotations
The result ~ the Maine election viii 1t is suspected
stimulate the demand for investment and strengthen.
possible. That growing confidence IN the public
credit which ~ one OF the popular features Of the
time. The out Of town orders are nearly all 10 buy.
ana foreign bankers continue TO purchase the later
fssues of nve-twenties largely fOr slhpncnt m.
''shortn interest outstanding continues heavy and
there il an active borrowing demand tor an the
ieading bonds, aud TIC sCBpy OF the latter - so
limited that the "shortm can be practically cor
ncrcdr a. any time. Al the close at ave o'cork the
market was strong az the following quotations.
REGISTERED, ISL ltal, "a IA: coupon, 1851, ~ u
li4}s: 5-20's registered l-o1. los Il los 5-.o's,
coupon. 1852, li3A liat.; do. 1864. logt. TO;
DO 1895, IN q nj 3: do. 1865. January and Juy.
i0s'. 100: do, 1867 i0St, 1902; iol0's registered
I0il a lO4ss: lol0's coupon, lO4'. a i0i's.
At the commencement Of business the railway
share market firm. aud az the curly session "
The open board prices were slightly higher than ri
the close On saturday. AZ the first regular board
the volume Of business was highest, hut the
Improvement was sustained ana at the can
New YORK Central closed higher than M the same
time on saturday, Reading o.. Rock island =.
northwestern preferred e. Fort wayne gs Paclac
Mail 9, and Missouri state slxes . while Tonnes.
zee skies ex coupon were lower, new issue \ and
North Carolina skies. eX coupon s.. Government
securities were dun but steady. Subsequently Eric
declined TO 455f 49,, while other stocks remained
steady, tut at the open board at O'Clock II adj
vanced to 45A, while Pacific Natl sold up to lOl,,.
At the second regular board the market showed
more animation, although prices were without
material change, and on the call New YORK Central
closed \ higher than at the FIRST regular board,
Milwaukee and st. Paul l. wabash y. o. preferred
and Merchants Union Express 1, while Reading was
:, lower, Tennessee SKIES, ex coupon. y AMI North
CaroIlDn sixcs. new issOe. n. Government secUri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-15
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

KILLED By FALL FROM SCAFFoLD-About four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon slater from New York.
named Martin Stapcton, fell from scaffod at the
corner OF montgomery and Grove streets. and was
killed almost instantly. Deceased was thrt, years
OF age and unmarried. Coroner Warren VIII hold
an inquest.
NEWARK AND PATERSON R,ILRoAp-The Newark
and Paterson Railroad has been leased in perpetuity
To the New YORK and Erie Railroad.
SERIOUS AcCIDESr-Whle n young girl named
Mary Gibney, who resides with her parents In River
street, was PLAYING ON an iron fence Ia front OF a
factory recently she suddenly lost her balance and
fo across the iron spikes. of which stuck In the
lower part of her abdomen, causing wound OF so
serious character that her recovery II considered
doubtful.
R0wpy SEVERELY HASpLED.--In the Court OF
Special Sessions Yesterday Andrew Medium, other.
wise known as Fatty Medium, was convicted OF
having arociously assaulted a saloon keeper named
Carl hnderer and sentenced 10 serve two years IN
the stare Prison. Meldrum ~ quite respectfully con
nected ana appeared in court yesterday rugged out
who was pounced upon by Newark detective Just
as he had got out OF Hudson county jail some -four
I'VE weeks ago.
PRI2s FleHT.--A prize fight occurred near Pater
son Yesterday afternoon which was attended by quite
q large a'sembage Of the sporting gentry from New
names of the combatants were not asceriained, and
In tact the affair was not known In Paterson at all
unili tate hour last evening
Trenton.
ALLEGED BRUTAL CoNpucT or A FArHER.--On sun
day evening respectable young female called at the
MAYORS Office and made a complaint against her
father, Arthur Calagnan. whom she accused OF hav-
ing thrown tumbler at her and cutting her badly
about the head, which her appearance corroborated
Inc Mayor instantly despatched two police oiceis to
the mans residence, who, when he saw the officers
approaching, armed himself with a gun and cha-
enged their approach at the peril OF their lives. The
gun was cooked and capped: but after considerable
manGuvring on the part Of the police, officer Van
Horn made sudden bound and secured Caaghan,
who was safely escorted to the police station. On
the gun and found IL not loaded. Whether the
charge was removed during their absence has not
been ascertaned; but the prisoner says he had not
before the Mayor yesterday morning and entered
into bis own rec0gnzange to answer the charge.