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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04

Fourteen Millions aud this is more likely 10 be under
than over the actual aggregate. Nearly all OF these
who are over ten years old not only can but do read
and write Her civilization is peculiar but her liter
AZURE is as extensive as that Of Europe. China Is
land of teachers and traders and the latter are
exceedingly quick to avail themselves Of every prof
fered facility for procuring early information. 1t is
observed in California that the Chinese make great
use of tue telegraph though it there transmits mes
sages in English alone To-day great numbers of
feet steamers are owned by Chinese merchants and
used by them exclusively for the transmission OF
early intelligence If the telegraphwe propose, con-
Meeting all their great seaports were now in exist
ence it believed that its business would pay its cost
within the first years Of its successful operation
and would steadily increase thereafter. 1
No enterprise commends itself as in greater degree
remuneraive to capitalists and to whole people.
1t is of vast national Importance commercially po-
ltically. and evangecally. .rf
Shares Of this Company, to a limited number. may
be obtained at $50 EACH $40 payable down SIS on the
LIST Of November and SIS payable in monthly Install
ments Of 81 80 each, commencing December ], 1863,
Messrs BooKsTAvER THAYER g. SiossoN No. 10
Wallst., New York.
THE NATIONAL BANK COMMONWEALTH, New York
Messrs. DRExEL g. Co., Philadelphia. l
Messrs j. l.. BRowNELL g. CO., New-York.
Messrs JAY COOKE & Co.. Washington, ID. G..
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington, d. C.
Messrs. c. d. HEAD and 7. II. PERKINS, Boston.
Messrs. LEE HIGGINsoN & Co. Boston I'D.
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse, n. Y.
The SYRACUSE CITY BANK, Syracuse. N. Y. ..r
Messrs. CHAs. +. CHASE e. Co., Baltimore, Md.
Messrs. DoNAHoE. KELLY 81 Co, San Francisco,
Cal. g| s. .t.gI.
w. r. HIGBY, esq, Pequonnock National Bank,
Bridgeport, Conn. ... I'D lsg ,..
IL. Ii. ORMsBEE. Manufacturers Ins. Company,
Providence, X. l. .. .a'
W. II. MORSE, American Express Company, Schen-
ectady, ~ Y. s.
And at the Office Of the Company fs
Nos % and 25 Nassau-st., New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04

-, ,.,,, an earnest appeal to those VINO nav
sno 60. 80. maintenance Of the Union en'ie"'inH
s0ueu. ,Dnort the principles for which they n"o '
a., yotng for the great leader Ulysses o IN
"a srred them successfully through tpe ,1a
", F Morgan and Major ". Billiard follower ,r,b
" Elective addresses The meeting ciO'Vu ,,her
49, rousing cheers for Grant and CoD@A Ok
raj gathering OF this Club will take p''oo cerpor
IT, II Ia expected that Gen. Hawley anu WV
Huckpgham OF Connecticut Will make aduI0''''
We have received the following circular IS. ~ to
var which we gladly print. although at present All the
=. excused FROM sending any contribution torest Of
money that we have to spare is devoted 10 'i'0
Grant and ColfaX; ..nn,,cr DENo.(
uY,nouARrRRs OF THE KINGsBitai ~ IsGs ;
cytTIc CLUB. KISGsBklDGks, 11ne ycn that The
No., on We would respectfully III, anzed for
htl, DeuocratIo Club Is now ,i 49, IN Tase ON tle
,,,raign It Is our lntena,U syslribcd win
hIe CO.. - ante u1her 10th inst, Da"I mar vou
eSenlng W - mr. standard besrers AhoMdns no me
are gO..a canse IN which we are engage1 We siI
success OF te on that occasion, and also 10 ad
expect ON , whatever convenient TO enable us 10
a. py ne expeHses o the same. - ,,,,,,>, ,,doD,
JIMEs ID. SELLLCk, otC , a. - - --' -, A,
vs hone our Republican friends at Kngsbridge WIZ
- ms similar inyitaton, Of which we shall DO glad
40 take more special notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

PHLIprrpE1. SEPT 3Cooo upebapged Coffee dun Rio re
c.S FST a.. 70. ss sSsS %s 'i R, F Nsie
1 Fsea ~ s 81 e 9 W.T. &c. 81 s Ss Rye s'ss
81 Com M ds@snd .,le' eSo bush Mixed a., ~ zS9
oe7s PrOIos, srmsr Mess Pork AdTaeed sales at $50 Lard
B.rrrposs Sep. acotou quiet; addg pOniasy 9Ct Flour
. a. Ss Pff sSs S to cSG,s Si S Red
nc 81 eS Corr ,:ss Ph%. 81 200 II o's' P@coS,
S So Ss t ssS: :. 2S ss E sss9
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isic shoulders i3ie Clear Rib Sde 6ie WHISKY hee'
!s wn;sf ,ss. q TA s y'' %as:
No. s1l.s" & os .iT S s5Ss7:; e
Lss Fr, SIM wSs1 70 sq H Geo @ Oar, oo snh RSe
sbpmeBt,soO bb. Flour 5000 bush wheat SV" Oa'0 'oi
s q. ! sss, i s'a,: % Il %s s
D l1' ii s Core very scarce and small o
os ssHo 'Iss s' Neal p Ssa sio % I'm
Short. "a shteas ss Hsd ~ = PR Ton S1n IS the
IIud.OS Railroad g BostoH &C. 60 %
Sssf' s q cansl E1Eqr,,i5s 800 Ss bush OATS
oTeaso, s.Pl l~iOuT active and .,sad, spr's B. kT'
% Wheat do and S'sHe5 a., . S.Sn 90 ...
o. No. at s7age active and saVaneei c buyer.
81: !. s:I :. F S, ,; .. ESD pa ags
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"a I: s E:8s - ss d Il; s. g. s s. S'i a S5
AZ 50 iy. nos. ul best declined l0d bc de-
elsed 5675c latter 90 500 far 70 HeHa
"a 5O good 10 choice 20 Freigts active and cneo
cI SS. . y sSs t S Sa:S ws, sss s
bu.h shipments21oW buh Nbes lo<'
bS,s com 90 bush 1900 bblA Ponr 900 Live Hogs
BUv1iLo Sept 3Reeeps. 7oloo bush Corr ~.
bush oats 10 Flour 900 bbls shiPmens.W beat
s1Oo bush Corr. - 90 besh 0ss seD na tr, H..
ws::. IN. l;f .. e.ts ba on ~ c.so 81 80 ard
bash Red Ohio aE ~ aud
0 bush Rel 81 and 1900 b0sh DO at - o. Corn dol but
arm c.Io,s sold - Oats dull ear sold az O. lose
rive du and unchanged BARLEY DOH and unchanged Moss m Err
heavy MssA Lard da.and unchanged HslssS Ars IN
light demand
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKBr-sEFT
Beef Cae-ecep $50 bead The largest Of the season. me e
nsuI sold Sl5d fo cwt and te
poores, Sheep and LsnbsRe Receipts H. bead prices on ~
Ira grades astainet and sales readily made onnon lots
were ic lower WITH moderate demand; sales AZ 3d6c 9 b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
THE COURTS,
CIVIL

An order 10 show cause why the recent ap-
penmeut Of Receiver James NJ. swecny( OF the MIN
hesOta aud Milwaukee Railroad Company should lo De
vacated accompanied by temporary say OF preceeu
WaSssued yesterday IL, the Supreme Court CHAMBERS
In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, an
application made for the appointment OF Commits
aoDers of Estimate 10 lay out public square OF the
upper end of the Island High Bridge IN connection
with the drive Mr. McKeOu, on behalf OF prOpertg-own
eTs suggested the Of exSherB Lynch as Que OF the
Commissioners. The Court took the papers.
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, in the
ease OF James O'C Fabb agt Stephen r. Williams, NO
made by the defendants counsel TO open tho
default and allow HIM 10 introduce further proof IL
appeared that tins action, which brought 10 recover
legal rendered 10 the defendant ~ 1859
and 1863 referred in May last 20 VIM G. 11aPhaGn,
esq That the plaintiff finished his case In few DAYS, aud
that the defeudants counsel had asked for and obtained
eight several Pd0urnmens for his peTrOnal aceommOdt
tf0n as alleged and that finally, on thc lih OF August
ethe case having been peremptOry set down for that
day. defendants counsel failed TO appear and tie re
cree made and delivered his report o. the 18th ut, ind
kg that there due the plaintiff thu sam ~ s20O De
PENDANTS counsel alleges that he was engaged IN
affecting the liberty OF citizen ~ that time and
aSks that this may be received an excuse Tor ms non
attendance before the referee II ftheE appeared that
che for the defendant refused TO pay Ms proper
fees OF the stenOgapher employed ana that
the plaintiff had 20 assume the payment ana run Ms rS
Of reimbursement Tire Judge allowed the inot."n on
payment 20 the plaintiff Of his disbursements, hd Oh
bling bond conditioned for the payment OF sueh SUN a
che plaintiff may recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

PACIFIC RAILROAD (oF MISSOURI Blk PER CENT GOLD
BONDS
Over three millions dollars Of the above loan hay
ing been sold in this market since the st inst beside
several largo lots for shipment TO Europe, the price
has this day been advanced to par and accrued inter
est in currency. .-.
The proceeds OF this loan 10 be applied to pay
ment of maturing obligations aud not for extension
of the road or new Improvements. The bonds VIII
be first mortgage on @3 miles of road, running from
ST. Lonis to Kansas City. and have 90 years to run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons ma
ture February and August Net earnings DOW double
the amount required TO meet interest account
For further particulars, apply TO ... ..
CLARE, DODGE & Co..
no. 81 Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04

Sterling Exchange is more active at quotations:
London, 60 days Osl91C9.; sight, l09.dlO9. prime
commercial, IOs.alOsl; Paris. long, 51s. 05l7l;
short, 5lG!G515; Antwerp, 6.2od51st; Swiss,
5.20a51S. Hamburg, 3jlaS5E; Amsterdam, 4O!04O,;
Frankfort 4OsG4O,; Bremen, H.GDl; Berlin.
Mani.
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs. 100000; for
Gold Notes, $4,000; total Receipts, s2,Hl,On a
total Payments s 75 937 62 Balance $685. 439 %.
Freights, to Liverpool by steamer, 1900 BUSH Peas
and 1900 bush Corn at 3D. 500 bbls Flour at Is I'D
and 300 boxes Bacon at 20s.
The Board of Directors of the New-York and Os-
wego Midland Railroad have just awarded the con-
tracts for the Middletown Division OF the Road and
the branch to Elenville. also the Shawangunk tun-
mel. The tunnel was awarded to Hitchcock a. Co,
former contractors on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, at 81 y cubic yard, and the grading and ma
sorry TO Jackson a. Mcdonald, at very reasonable
prices All the gentlemen are responsible contract
ors. Mcdonald is a member Of the Canadian Parlia-
ment.
The stock of cotton on hand in Galveston Sept J. 1851
was 1851 bales; the receipts this week are 227 bales
oeyed previously O bales ATTAIN al 20 go baie
exported to France, 625 bales exposea 70 Tsner SGnt
MENTAL ports 30 $50 bales exported 10 Neworeans I
hales exnorted To Baltimore l6s bales exported 10 New
York 1854 bales; exported 10 Boston, 1900 baes; on
hand and ON ship board mot ceared liz bales The ac
counts all parts Of the state concur IN representing
that this seasons crop VIII far exceed st {raI - ana
general impression prevails that 10000 bales VIII be re-
ceived at this port. - =.
The receipts OF grain at Chicago from Sept Is TO Nov
i5 1857 aggregate 600 bushels; and OF this amount
the Chicago and North carried e03l.oVO bushels
or 40 per cent OF the whole receipts. .
The receipts OF grain at Chicago for the past three days
have been as follows the barrels OF Flour being reduced
to bushels at the rate OF i've bushels 10 the barrel sept
l. total receipts $4,000 bushes Of which amount the
North Western transported l7lOOO Sept tSOVOO bush
Of which the Northwestern carried 10000 sept 8,
$4,000 and Of this amount the Northwestern Road car
ried l39 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORTS . m
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sEw.YoRk. ..ssrr. i

CLEARED.
seamshps-H Livingston kstoD savannah peuisehAnd Ws.sss
pr.nru. Niagara Bakenan Richmond. W. Garrett Mclaughlin,
Baltimore. q Comock Drake Philadelphia Eagle Greene lis'ana
shnE seson London, Regent Howes San Francisco
RaTks-Mgdalsns sesr Aspiawsi As.ass Pace Antsepi
E1rannr Rsewsrne LyetOo Bounding Bow, Sdaeh. Csds
sarah Atkins Francsco znns Hswest bueaes ares -
Brgs-Mary Rce Broeghon hsrAns Ssndohe hoeers o.es
sgmas Kildare Maeouicr Cow Bay B. Vssego Boyle Liver
pool n. IS. Alpha, Craig Sydney e. .
Jas Plastic Truisd Kate WeutSoh Peshs ssoA
Ewsd Gor Port Caledonia b. VIA Psau Csier Providence
Fanr sisters sheerrr Bay C. Amercss, DAILY Geoete-n,
LIME Stephens Areesbo r. e. Southern Cross George Wndsor
q. A. JohEsen. willis Washington, N G.
MISCELLANEOUS.
COMMEMORATIVE Sacramento cleared from San Francisco for
NYok vrseav aud the Jessie Jauero shpAef that
uane-soI steamship
DOMESTIC PORTS.
uosrox SAINT Arrived brgs Cyclope frum Peusasels May C..
Salla Mills CrcasD Bamore isabeA Jewe R"hdoe'i
Gen ConHor Peusaeoa
DISASTERS.
The brig ashore a. osogas he. In critical position s.,'s
s,ea there hls hope Of saving Der Tue Newisf Sub
n Company dispatch stesmr 10 her to strip the e her
- ,Sns Ss Frorier l59 burdea built at Brewer Ne
Ia 1901 and on ned IN fvuand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
CONNECTICUT.
TO THE BOYS IN BLUE OF CONNECTICUT .
HEADQUARTERS STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
fBOys In Blue, HARTFORD, Aug. ~, 1868. }

(fiOyS IN Blutl, HARItOhbt AuSs - A0oo'
Alta meeting of the State Central Committee.
held ON the 2lst inst, was declared tnat
C.npanies Of Boys In Blue" may recruit
nom those who have not been In the mlhtaIy
y naval service OF the United States subject only 10 he
cne rendition that they heartily support Gen Grant o
Presideut The uniform will consist OF Oiue eniheIeu
on glazed cape with blue glazed or Razedc0yered army
srve fatguecaps and red white, and blue rODOhs WIFI
medaIou Of Gen. Grant attached. Company oihccrs
caprs shall he the pTivates captains eha wear
rel caps and carry red lanterns and red DalOhS SENIOR
and iniur first lieutenants shall wear white caps anu
garry white lanterns and white batOns Senior ana junior
second lhutenants shalt blue caps ozark shade ana
garry blue lanterns and blue batODs each company oh'r
te wear white and blue ribbon around the cap Danu
The companies should be drilled in facngs. marching "
aonDauy platoon and section fronts IN two ranks ny nak
AMI In Opeu ORDER also In the manual OF arms 10 lnchue
carry order present and right shoulder shit where
more than company organized IN one lOWn they
gOuld do well form ia battalions, or regiments Oy
alertiOn field officers prescribed Dy the regulations
Of the Connecticut State National Guafu. in towns
where the committees appointed have faled 70 peIect
argauizatOus, OF where no appointments nave uten
made the committee desire their friends 10 az once liee
compauies and proceed TO organize as per lette O ~
struttOns Of the 20h inst which VIII FURNISHED WIN
headings for enlistment application 70 the secretary
Prports OF companies and additional enstments souu
T. made on Saturday night OF each week. by receht
Arrangement with house In this city capes ana caps
will be- furnished for o. 90 each. All required morh
en will be furnished by any memOeToi state
Committee, whose are attached 10 Tue huu4css
puIlished herewith, or by FRED NJ PATRICK.
secy Soldiers and Sailors state Central COm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
THURSDAY. Sept. S-P. N,

Gold opened at 144', sold at 144sa144I, closing
weak at 143s 0i43l The clearings at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were $S2, ,O0O and the balance
81 Bats Is. The Deutschland took out $4,000 in
specie.
Governments opened strong and active with n
large demand for the Investment bonds which were
from 10 higher. The new law requiring all in
surance companies doing business IN Canada to make
deposits of securities protect tho risks taken by
them, is taking bonds from the street;
the purchases already made amount To a
considerable sum. The deposits made in
registered bonds and purchasers are obliged to
take coupon bonds, and send them to Washington
for conversion. The investment demand is on the
steady increase and the amount taken out OF tho
street in small lots during the week has been heavy
Purchases were made for investment to-day, by
parties who have been waiting for the Vermont cleo
ton to show how the feeling ran. The stTalghtfor-
ward speech Of Mr. Fessenden has removed the fears
of a number Of doubters whose ideas of financial
honesty were much muddled by the teachings OF
the grpenhack school. All classes Of bonds are in
sharp borrowing dcnIlrd and from the large amount
taken from the street during the present week IL
would appear that the bears will have great diff
Guilty 10 making their deliveries md sharp corner
enslt as already they have been free borrow'~ f""
investors for delivery. aud no prosper OF any
! decline, but rather growing tendency 70 purchaso
both for speculative and investment account Inc
! market closed firm at quotations:
L. g g. 1881 Reg 1is! ia us52o Co new 65 lost dlot
u s. c. 1881 Con. ia 01l4iU s. $40 Con- O. lt dl0-i
20 a Reg q; st I 3 10 az 20 q RsS SiS
L. s. t2O Cou 1904 a09i Z, g. 1910 COu, los GlO54
! L. 8. $40 Cou. 65. ..illi allli ..-. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
,nr.r In pe. th,n u. l.rrrr Stat. or Western horse.

ave Being lower 10 price than the State Western horses
they serve the puos, Of driving selling 5ls0d
and cheapest &2G 800 FOR those Of ooi sire and
6ne carnage not plenty aud
demand selling each With Doe roadster" sad We matched
pairs little DOING ia The fanr that
trade opening the sports shall have returned
ron The watering pisces Railroads vel stocked % just nov and
the disease hss Of the Brooklyn stables acts
having large supply The disease h9He'e not
sees ap 80 FAR confined " single EaDe Inc aue AZ
present. Of mIed nan OF the sales work loses 70
AcoIs ana ethers With call from farmers There qae
ou The railroad stables selling on lane and
wa nSIss 70 hIrts at oE prices horse wheh WI no ongr
oar we ohsi anE edible win ofen prove q0s
che bargains "'' S-''1' - = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04

These ports have foreign commerce OF $500 0000.
and an enormous domestic trade. beside which we
have the immense internal commerce OF the Empire,
radatrng from these points. through It's canals aud
navigable rivers.
The cable being laid this Company propose erect
inc land-lines and establishing speedy and trust
worthy means of communication, which must com
maud there, rs everywhere else the communications
~ tho Government of business and of social lfe es-
necIally in China She has postal system and
her only means now of communicating information is
nv courier on land and BY steamers on water.
The Western World knows that China Is very
large country, in the main densely peopled; hut
few vet realize that she contains moro than third
Of tho human race. The latest returns made to her
central authorities for taxing purposes by the local
ma oistrates make her population -Four Hundred and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
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,., s 5, bbl' Ppl no phga Cat Meat. pkg
~, Lard bbls Ashes ~ pkgA searn Batter
v Cheese lJs piga Dried frai 600 pigs on Cake 1923 hh
S0cs 72s Copper s bha WHISKY 400 hbl. Egg So bales
woe M borss cases Tobacco. $50 boxes Starch 10 bbs EpA
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