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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
ia, FyPRyxEy of this city held thoir annual pic
mic M PayonIa Grove, Staten Island, yesterday.
OVER AND TERMIsEE.-There are three cases Of
murder n be tried at the approaching term Of the
Hudson County Court.
otrrIcAI--An0ther democratic banner was raised
last evening. Mr.. Eugene OShea is canvassng
Uudson county, on behalf Of the Irish Republican
Convention, against the Cleveland ticket. Ashley,
tbe irnpeacher, aud Major General Peasanton viii
sneak thIs evening mt the Catholic Institute. Mr..
on,a.e Tor Assembly in the Fourth district The
democratc boilers In the Fifth Congressional district
threaten 10 vote the republican ticket II another con-
yention be not called.
Newark.
sxrtors ILLNESS oY A PROMINENT NEW ARKER.-
NJ, wtmam 3. Pennington. son OF the late Governor
pennington. and formerly Secretary Of Legation
onder the late Mr.. Dayton. nc Paris, IA lying danger
ously Al NJ his residence, on High street. His de-
cease has been momentarily expected during the
ast two days.
TaoruLEs or THE scHrScKBERGER FAMILY.-Yes-
,eriay afternoon about nve O'Clock John Schumacher
gcr who resides on the OF West Kinney street
and Prospect place, was arrested and taken before
Justice siopr. 20 answer complaint OF having on
the 2sih Of August as alleged, cruelty beaten his wife
and ssaFns so ,a.e both their ves nav' n
srdayit 10 the effect OF which had previously been
naae sh"wn that John was the father OF nineteen
shiaren. three Of whom only are alive There being
.s,eanaiing circumstances the magistrate accented
hail In the sum Of $500 for Johns agreement to keep
the peace.
pynIcArrog or SCHOOL HoUsE.-According to
preyIous announcement the Third ward school
house. located on washington street. was dedicat cd
with appropriate and becoming services yesterday
afternoon. m presence OF Governor Marcus l.. Ward,
Maxor pediie the Board Of Education and q large
gathering OF ladies'. gentlemen and children. The
eyerclses took place In the spacious assembly
rom And consisted OF plano playing by Miss Jennie
Rider a prayer by Rev. ]. X. Burr presentar
t,on speech. by Daniel Dodd reception speeches.
~ y. ". Roord and Samuel A. farrand,
al address ~ George v. Sears. and some
cxceIlent singing by q portion OF the choir OF St.
pauIs METHODIST Episcopal church, under the direc-
tlon Of Mr. Theodore Morrill, The building In hand
@onely constructed % brick, and embraces all the
modern I'M pfOycment. relative 10 ventilation heating
and Furnishing. n viii accommodate fully one
thousand children. has a grammar department for
over three hundred, cost about $4,000. and II de-
cdedy the finest school house In the city. n not In
the state 1he principal Mr.. samuel W. Clark, will
ie assisted By q corps % thirteen other teachers.
most Of whom are % The gentier sex.
Freehold.
CONGRESSIONAL CoSvKSrfOS.-A TIE second Dis.
tnct Democratic Congressional Convention. repre-.
seating the counties Of Ocean. WEYMOUTH. Burning
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WESTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.


ROBBERS VISIT RYE.-The premises of Mr.. Mar.
chant residing ON Milton road, town OF Rye, were
visited and robbed OF quantity CT clothes ON
Wednesday night. The rogues also attempted to
steal a horse from the stable OF Mr. Morrison near
the depot ut Rye but their operations aroused that
gentleman and he compelled them to beat hasty
retreat
THE MOUNT VERNON AND BRoNxDALE ROAD Con-.
xrssroSERs, at recent meeting, accepted the report
Of the civil engineer employed by tnem After ascer-
tanning the lowest cost at which the proposed i'm
provement can be carried out for probably $4,000
per mile being nifty per cent more than authorized
by act Of Legislature the Commissioners Will defer
further action until they can have additional means
placed at their disposal do the best they with
$4,000 per mile and then adopt the usual course
and ask for more.
IMPROVEMENTS TO BOSTON POST RoAD.-The COM
missioners appointed TO improve the grade OF the
turnpike or post road between Morrisania town
line aud Byram river, and macadamize the same,
held a meeting on Wednesday and examined In de-
tail the specifications prepared by the three civil
engineers employed on their respective sections Of
the road. The suggestions and estimates maue by
those gentlemen we're freely discussed without ar
irving at any definite conclusion. Finally, Messrs
James T. Adee, OF westchester, benjamin Hegeman,
Of Pelham, and stephen c. Griffin, OF Mamaroneck,
were appointed committee to confer with the sur
veyors and obtain additional information the
matter and report the same at the next meeting Of
the commissioners.
TnrSrY CHURCH AT MOUNT vERsoN.-The aim
culties between the Rev. WIN. 8. Cofrey and the
wardens and vestrymen of Trinity church. Mount
Vernon, after having been made the subject Of va
rious suits at law, and occasioned on both sides the
expenditure OF considerable sum Of poney, have at
last been settled In favor Of the vestfy During the
past month two more motions in the Supreme Court
having been decided against Mr.. Cofrey, and the
vestry having petitoned the Bishop TO dissolve
oil connection between them and Mr. Corey, Bishop
Potter has addressed to them an Official commune
cation giving his canoncal consent to the dissolution
OF all sacerti0tal relations between the said Trinity
church and the Rev. william 8. CoYey, the late rec.
tor, such dissolution having been requested by the
wardens and vestrymen Of the said Trinity church.
This Of course, settles definitely the dissolution OF
Mr. Cofey's connection with the parish The vestry,
therefore, now propose to carry out sundry i'm.
provements to their house OF worship. Gas Will be
Immediately introduced, and new organ will be
purchased. Under the ministration OF the Rev Mr.
Seymour the prospects OF the congregation have
become In the highest degree encouraging.
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ROCHELLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ 10 81 10 per
70; Alexander seiynetie, n 30 e; Rasean, % a
- 30 ;Arxac seignette, "a ~ S. Hope Segncc, ~ %
- "a; Lafayette, - 20 a ~
0rS.The following quotations for Z pipes foreign
tces quoted In gold Notfenbohna falmtrce, So
Cabinet ~ so swallow, ~ Is; telegraph, 80 Is; Olive
Tree, - Is Imperial Cabinet, 81 20; Comet - % Engine
" ~; WINDMILL - 90 Booths Cordial, 90 70; Tanqueray
Cordial ~ %; Meafer's swan, - Jt, currrncy Grape
Lear -, currency.
RS.ys%.ls., e q per ssIloo; st. crOr. % a
wHisKFy.-scoch, ~ Is a. IS Per Gallon Irish, o. 81
In bond 70 New York; nen,uesy 81 Ss q 10: re 81 Is
81 az 81 Is; Pure spirits, French de, Of 90
WINrs.-Port ~ ~ - gslons Burgundy p0c
81 20; sherry, III Is ss shsrrr msrs.ics s6 . zoe
Madeira ~ 80; Madeira, Marseie.. Jc son nsiara
sweet &i FL 30; Malaga, dry voc. 81 y, elares hhds
Sss s1bo; clarst, cases, ~ ~ m.
CHANrAaSF.-The following quotations fov onsrss
without the usual discount Piper nsidsck, en-, yeuvc
Cllguot sss bo = w. humm Co esa s3s T. Roeaersr,
$ls So a est Charles Heliscs, $50 - h.rcs.aI ep
ga; Due de Montebelo go eiesler CO., en- go
monieo s2i Charles Ysrre 81. ga Napoleon Cabinet
S24 Moet chsndon s2os ga o. Ranis, psrs TIA Fsj
8S Bruch hls Co., els s22; Brach, foschsr 20.
S2l ga; other champagnes, si0 upwards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04

A Chicago journal OF Tuesday thus refers to the
cont 'lon OF monetary anAirs In that city,
The local money market continues 10 work close.
Two or three OF the banks which have the largest
lines Of grain accounts unable TO give their rcgu
lar and best customers all the accommodation they
require but the fact that the applicants do get the
loans by going to other banks, and that some OF the
principal banks have not turned away dollar OF
prime money yet, whether II was brought In by o
regular customer or not, shows that the general
money market has not yet been stringent But grain
Is accommodating here every day, and more and more
capital will be locked up in It. SO that unless the
grain movement from here eastward increases
greatly money will become stringent from that cause
The receipts OF currency from the East liberal
this morning, as they usually are on Monday morn
tngs, and though there fs yet large demand from
the country the banks are In general well supplied.
A Cincinnati paper Of the same date Says
The principal feature In financial circles to-day Is
the large amount Of exchange offered, causing de-
pleton of currency balances through heavy ship
ments to interior points, Large orders for currency
we've telegraphed TO New York this afternoon, but in
many cases II was done more In anticipation Of fu-
ture wants than from any present necessity. me
demand for loans Is better now than on Saturday
but still is only moderate, and the market IL easy
at per cent for first class paper In bank. and 10
II per cent for prime to good commercial paper In
the open market.
The amount OF legal tender notes outstan ding at
intervals since the beginning Of June 1866, is thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04

The demand ior wheat continued sAs bu! WIN only
era were very r and the small sales were Il rather better
prices Winter wheat wa. also more steady though .ll
IN rss s sell Pss 3d. h
s5yns
and price; closing
s nis ss s's iSp @ ssss and
81 H ISL e' Sf.s Ss ss'
aos & for new AVA so Ss and To for 90 a. the rail-
srssr Sale. scS bushels 81 50 for western, the
firm Fhs sales were 1900 bushels bond 81 g. Barley
and barley malt confined to rule U and nominal
% s The psr 100 100
su.hs: 200 a o. peas sS s sSSi and
go 6S bacon at ~ T London pc, steamer boxes
200 Eases c tobacco at ss The charters
on 81 ship 20 fh
delphi. 70 San Francisco coal at sI go one same voyage
Adriatic on private terms. f'
o at Sq5 s rcs
heavy at Zoe for shipping 81 10 81 40 for retail N lots u.s.
Hops were sl in light demand and heavy at 2Oc 2c for
new crop American loc 3Oc for 1867 crop do and l5c
S sSn descriptions were dull and unchanged at for
market less but price,
DO DO at 42c We quote Cuba centrifugal and mixed SIC
ec 4e do Grocery srades Rico
70c English Islands 43c &c. Stock September g. 1868
NAVAL sroRKs-Receips 1876 bbls spirits turpenne and
1850 do ron The market for spirits tpentine mode
Es aT srs and wsa h9S FAX Prices not sy
ping order at 44Yc 40c and $50 do New York bbs At
g. 4 or sSs Tssn ~ s.
S Is for No Us 30 "a % for No + "a 70 70 g for
ment. Tar good demand sales 500 bbs Washington
Is Ga SsWse Sp S VAS SSsnaS ~
OILs-Lnseed was dull and unchanged at al % 81 o.
ovsloNs.-Receipts "a bbls pork, 1856 packages cut
meats and do and Y kegs lard The market for PORK was
sms lob Ss a va u w s. sG for new Dys @
mand light The sales confined about 100 5bs
extra meas Isrce beef was duh, and, in ,. the
Ss Sna saS 1 ca Sssi ds
were steady The sales were about 30 packages at BE
Ice FOR smoked isc Ice FOR picked hams zoe
better r an % Te 9 r s Of m
boxes stretord and short clear arrive, private terms
lard fairly active frner prices higher
There ses % @ % 20 & @ for N a.d
$50 erces, for September delivery Mt 1885, buyers option,
Receipts. 1856 bels. crude l45s do. refined,
and b0 do hha Crude in bulk was In better demand and
rmer closing at i5c There were sales Of 100 bbls for the
and 1000 DO for October IsS sellers option. Graie, n
bbls, In demand, and 5000 bbls disposed of at
ss. @s sdsvsry s DIR fm
sS 49, &C. a. 5S S1s q
sales 80 Ssi. At isSs Il SSllsasPIIa %sstsi
% . .' or s"d sop OF Ssi%
on sa go & s s sGr half
R,Sr quiet ac iO>sc Carolina and &c. ssc
sueAR~The amount of business done in raw to-day was
Inferior refined Cuba for SHir to
f2c for prime 20 choice do aIc isc. centrifugal
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CorFrr.-Rio was IN active demand from the trade and
full prices prevailed The bags Catherine,
TO 10 Baltimore 1870 do. savanen 46 do er Ests-
fette and ga do Palma private terms Oher Kinds
quiet -. -
FLouR AND GRArS-Reccipts 1772s bbls -four 5c0 bags
corn meal s3sss bushels wheat 707g5 corn, 2023 do.
oats s3l do rye and $500 do peas The market Tor State
and Western -four irregular For fresh ground EXTRA
state and for high grades Of old the demand was good and
the market was strong full prices being IN All cases readily
obtained while In some slight Improvement was
realized Other kinds dull and heavy though not quot
ably lower Holders In order 10 sell 10 crtent however,
would have been Obliged 10 some conceson but there
disposition TO sales, though there was good
deal Of anxiety sell Some few odd lots placed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04

The foreign exchange market remains nrm' ana =
scarcity instead OF plethora Of bills Is reported.
The leading drawers decline selling their sterling u
sixty days below ioeA, and the demand rom I'M
porters Ia improving AZ the close bankers bills on
England At sixty days were quoted at 100 loeH; at
three days. 1908. o Ioea.; commercial bills 1851
los.; bankers bills on Paris ct sixty days. 6.1sx
6.l6a.
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, 1868-09-04
THE WIFE MARKET.

But little change has taken place in the wine and spirit
since last report. Straight whiskeys sl In
good demand and owing to the present short supply
have upward tendency. Hghwnes continue TO advance
The demand for Cognac brandy continues prices advancing
the stock dmnishes ST. Croix and Jamaica runs are In
fair request
The following the latest prices foreign articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04

but those In the house say that they heard noise
down stairs In the middle OF the night but supposed
mat II was the rats they are very much annoyed
by them
FIRE.-The house OF Mr.. Charles flanagan, OF
stapleton was partly destroyed by fire on Tuesday
evening. Loss 81, 300.
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at lower prices but there nothing like general decline
and we retain our previous quotations California -four
more steady and considerable sales made several
Instances as high BIZ Dbl The sales about Is 600
bb within the range OF the quotations annexed southern
sns supply The sales were $50 bss Rye flour
w Dds a previous prices Corn meal In good demand
the sales being about 800 bb Sd 70 for white city SIS IS
Tor yellow do % 70 for State 40 % $6 for yellow Western
10 10 for white We ouota.
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Sales at Rasherfsrd Park. N. >.

Sales at Rutherfurd Park. N. J.
Messrs. A. =. Blocker, son A GO. inauguraied the
fall season In real estate In the sale OF property NJ
Rutherfurd Park, N. j., yesterday. The property
consisted Of villa sites and plots situated on the
Passaic river, nine miles from Jersey City. on the
line OF the Erie Railroad. The attendance wa.
numerous, and the prices realized were quite up 70
the present value Of the property
Plot 1, lots Nos l. snd o. Of Court and reabody
avs, lUyi2s each, w Barter, each an
Plot q lots ~, "a and - Court and Peabody ava
lgslO0 each, W Barter, each -
Plot q, lot No on Court, Park and Webster avs
Lot and adjoining he above. sosiss v. s Fossr,
Plot 6, lots 20 81, a. cor OF stuyveaani and Court ava
each 60xl2Q, James McDce, each eN
Lots 20 and ~ adjoinng the above on Court ~, each
SoIlSo o. Rosschlld, each .s ;;;;. ss
Plot lots /, u, Is, u.s. on Court sv each siiiio Dr.
Lots 20 g. 70, e. adjoining above Court av, each
Lots on stuyyessnt av b19i.7, M. Msrhuss lid
Lots and 4sdJoning the above each torzlA James
McDoei each ~
Lots IS and ~ Livingston nv, each s0r2ia, II
kotchid, yr, each. 2pl
Lots s. 8, and g. on stuyvesant Az, each <saisy,
stephen Lansing, each X5
Lots and 10 Of Tontlne and s,uyvssant
avs, each 1b0x137, Robert Bartlett, esch........ 800
Lots II and ID on Livingston sv, each tosso, 0iIbsr
Bogert, f3
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept. S-6P n.
CoTToS. Receipts STa bales The market was only mode
rstey active and heavy and prices Of low middus were
fully nc per lower Holders generally were very anxious
resze. The lsss bales including LAS for
spinning for export and 70 speculation Annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04
STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

BuRaLARY.-The house OF Mr.. Henry Arnold OF
Clifton. was entered some time on Wednesday night
and robbed OF some $40 in money and quantity OF
valuable clothing. Mr.. Arnold was not a. home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04

The receipts for customs and the receipts. pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
folows:--
Custom House. o--Suo- 7,easury.--@
Receipts Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Aug. 81. $554,428 $l,35094 $j,959344 $sT,555,452
Sept. L.. 533,S53 1,467579 1.094,253 S792s,77s
Sept. g.. 520,955 1,Gl5,76S 2,23,24O $780, 800
Sept. 3D.. 100000 2,Al071 2,757937 S6,9S4, 439
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern Railway in
the fourth week OF August were STAG, Ill., against
$l57,951 for the corresponding week last year. Tho
earnings for the month were s425,7s1, against
$3.50, 1853 for the corresponding month in 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04

Auction saies-Rcturns for the Year.
The following returns OF sales for the year ending
June 80 1855, have been made by aucioneers OF gro
ceres, cotton &C., In this city,
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MAsTA's PULMoNIC BALsAM.

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HOarseness, Sore Throat Bronchitis. Catarrh Infiu-
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BS- The attention of those afflicted with colds
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to this valuable remedy The of the year has
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What is needed under such circumstances is relia-
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