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New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
&em.2lptIs Daily Gribn>1E.
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1868.
rnIon RenublIcnn NationnI Commlttee.

the Committee 80 tie fh Avenue
Hotel York City where all business communications should he aa
iessed The following list Of the ohre and members
Washington d. G. Executive
gIsgir Boo, Mas T. W. Park Bennington VI William
Eembe No 225 Green Philadelphia Horace Greeley NeW-lor
N H Srkwssfber NOrwch Conn B. X COBen Be2ire' Ohoi
Marsh GIidngs Kalamazoo. Mich Western Executive COMMITTEE
IesJouarters ChaRo-J r. Jones' Chicago Ill Cyrus d. Aen
Vpenpe Ind H. Taylor Omaha. Southern Executive ComHe
Beadqusrters Atlanta GaM H. Southgorih, NeS.OTeans Ia
Jobn NJ CsdWe Lagrange Ca; b. T. Rice Little Rock, Ark
Pacific Executive Committee Headquarters San FTancoCGeofe T.
orbsu San Francisco Chares De Long Virginia Cly New
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

Mr.. Jay Gould was yesterday elected President
of the Erie Railway Company, in place of Jno
S. Eldridge, resigned.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

Speaker COlfaS's reception in the West has
been everywhere enthusiastic. A detailed re-
port of his movements will be found in our
columns this morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

The mineral region near Pachuca is very
fully described by our special Mexico CORE
spOndent, whose letter we print this morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
8usmtss S1utit,s.
PHALoN's "PAPHIAN LOTION"

PHALoN's "PAPmAN LOTION"
Bmshes Of the Skin and Complexion Removes f'ke' rmP
Tan, Salt Rheum Eryspeas &c.
rIIALoSs "PAPHIAN SOAP"
possesses the same properties "Psphsu Lotion" For the To
vr Eusysy and BArn Price 25 cents per cake Sold by Drug
eisis,
puArnv No. 81 BroaAwyl.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
ON COOPERATION.

Hon. HORACE GREELEY-Dedr Sir: Will you
obge by saying what is, in your ud gment the best
and most recent work upon the subject Of Co0peraton
1t desired to start Cooperative Society at Williams
port, Penn, to which place please address me.
p, HERDfo.
Cape Island, " j., July q, 1868.
Cooperative Stores" pamphlet of lSO pages the
best compilation we know Of be had for 30 cents
paper covers or 81 in cloth. 1t is for sale at Ii,
Tribune Office. Sent by mail on receipt of price,
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

ground to hope that the war will ere long end,
if from no other cause, from the utter exhauS-
ton Of all the parties engaged in 1T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

Some say that kissing's a sin;
But | thing it's name ava
For kissing has wonn'd in this warld
Since ever there 8as twa.
0, If it wasua lawful,
Lawyers wadna allow it
II i wasua holy.
Ministers wadna do il.
X It wasna modest.
Maidens wadnu tax Il;
II il wasna plenty,
Pair folk saAaa get it.
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CoSyERrEn PRlzE FIGHTER George
Alfred Townsend in recent letter says;
was riding some days ago by sleigh from
Ithaca New York, to Waterioo-one Of those
pleasant parts of a lecturers winter duty,
about forty-six miles. when ] was shown q
small cabin, or shanty, standing near the
bank Of Lake Cayuga. 4 ''smaliish. grave
faced worklngman was chopping wood near.
This was OrgiIFe Gardiner. the converted
prize fighter and he lived in this woodland
Cabin, u faithful, needy, contented Chris-
tan man. Il IS now twelve years, If | count
rightly, since he was touched by The inspiring
goodness some miss onary exhorter in New
York HE kept temperance restaurant for q
little while atterward, and the cearser Jour,
rails abounde3 in aspersions Of his motives,
and prophesies of his backsliding He pray
ed on. and toiied on, worthily sincerely, irinm-
phantiy preaching little in his rough way.
While manY Of his ancient fellows are in
jail or in the poor house grave yard. 0ryilia
Gardiner, matched against the val
deruess, ard seconded By prayer and faith is
fighting the good fight, finishing his course,
and heueefgrsh there IS laid up TOR him. no,
the belt, bat tha crown. thought Of John
Morr'ssey. ID Congress, as | saw Gardiner
thus serving Ged sud society ii the lonely
woods, aud | said that this latter man was
the champion of America. The enc serves in
hell. TIE oiLe4 y ii reign in heaven
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Gbe lailp 6ate Gitp,
GENERAL ITEMS,


Amateur pugihsm thrives in Laaven-
worth.
Philadelphia boasts Of six female ply.
sicians.
Illinois holds her State fair this year a,
Quincy.
1T costs g7o sterling per week to keep
the Great Eastern.
Louisville, KY is to have magnificent
new opera house.
a young London nobleman lost 10000,
the other evening, at whist
Mormon elders are on their way to
England after more prcs-elytes.
Half million spindles in Fall River are
idle in consequence of the strike.
The actors Of San Francisco protest
against the repeal OF the Sunday law.
Grant was hissed and Lee cheered by
New Haven Democrats one day last week.
The London royal academy of Music has
been closed for want ofpnblic support.
-Tennyson owns his own copy rights.
HI oughtto be ashamed of one or two late
efforts.
In 1866 there were 03 ,907 $50 pagsen-
gers on the New York city avenue horse cars !;
IN 1857. LOG, o67, 346.
Official dispatches deny that thtre has
been any such suffering at Fort Stevenson,
this winter, as telegraphed few days ago.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Jan 9.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged; family,
SlI@1- 30
WHEAT Unchanged; No. l red, 81 80;
No. ,. e 81; No. spring, - 20.
CoWN-Quiet at S5c tor new ear.
OATS-Opened buOyanU and closed dull
and lower: No. l sold at Csc.
RYE-UnchaDgsd and quiet at 81 50.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm at 81 10g1 %
for Winter and 81 61gi So for state
spring.
CoTToN-Dull at I4c for middliug.
WHISKY-UnsettledO on account of Con-
gressional legislation.
HoGs-Quiet and Unchanged; live held
for those averaging from 20 to 800 pounds;
net receipts, go.
PRoyIsIoNs-Quiet and unchan ged. p
PORK-Mess. So for old, and SO 50g2l for
new.
BULK MEATs-Uncnange shoulders,
nc; { ear sides. 1870.
3 CoN-Quiet: shoulders at 9I2c, sides at
lie ard clear des at l2c.
LARD C .os5d ,suiI at y &c for prime.
ByFTER--F lrn1er: fresh OHIO at 81 co.
CH-.f1SE-U IcLl;,ngSd.
EGGs-F irmer at 4Uc; supply light.
i.ISSkED Oils higher, now at 81 1S6s
I2O.
oEEDs- Flax seed advanced to 3 ., ard
demand good clover unchanged and dull;
timothy at SO 40.
COFFEE Steady a 20924c.
SCGAR-130l5c for New Orleans.
MoI4ASSES-S Js1S5c.
PETRJLEUM -FIrmer; refined at 43344c,
free.
GOLD-I3615, buying; 1877 ceiling.
Money Market easy al sc 10 Per cent.
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New York GrocerY Market.

By Mail NEW YORK, Jaunary'6, 1868.
CoFFEE-The market is steady with a
fair inquiry ana pr ces the same. Rio, l29
I7c; MarcaIho, I59l61ac: and Java, 25926c,
ali gold. The transactions embf aced 40
bags RIO, ex Cam pa nero, and go ditto, sx
Catnarina on private tei ms.
FISH-The market is quiet at 81 50d6 90
for St. George, and Grand Bank Cod Mack
erel are qouted al Sl4 509I5 90 for No. 1 Mas
sachuS,-JLs shore; Si6 251l6 80 for do. Bay
SI2&I- ) for 40. ditto; 50 50 tor No. j
MaSSac y U.5esIs m dunn. Herring are I'M
changed no sales are reported.
GUNNIEs-Bags are quiet l71ac, and cloth
at zoe.
AIoLAssEs-A very fair demand prevails,
prices general y remaining steady; sales
of pa hhds Clayed and Centrifugal on
private terms, and Ia bbls New Orleans at
7Sa90c.
RIcE-Prices are firm at ea91%c for Caro-
lima, but we have no important sales to
advise.
SUGARs-Raw sugars are fairly active.
without alteration TO note in prices, and
we still quote at ll1@9ll54c for fair to good
refining, and l2c for No. u box; sales OF
2 9 hhds at l0549ll1acs for cuba, and ,53I
boxes Havana at I05491412c: Refined are
quiet at 1e1z9I656c for Hards.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph. NEW YORK, Jan. 0.
CorreN--Duil and declining; sales of $50
bale. at 16}4c for middhng uplands; clos
FLoUR-Receipts of 4,536 barrels; Io@I5c
lower and less active; sales OF LOG barrels
at So 9099 80 for ~uperfine state and West
e $40 20dll 20 for extra State SO 75112 30 &c
extra Western: Sl3@15 . for White wheat
extra; SO lOgi % Tor round hoop ONO;
sll@l2 90 Tor common to good st. Louis;
So 50@16 90 for good to choice extra do,
closing dHll. Ca lfornia quiet and heavy I;
sales OF $50 b5ls al So 75ql3 SO Rye flour
quiet ; sales of loo barrels at s. 1898 %.
WHISKY-DuU and unchanged.
" HEAT Receipts 80 sacks; nomlnalIy
2d3 lower; small safes OF No. Spring at
RYE-Qu'et.
BARLEY-W without material change;
sales of 3,50e bushels at 81 $ for State; al 80
az o. for Canada West at depot.
CoRS-R ceipts Of ., 752 bushels; morRet
lac lower, and moderately active; sales
of $500 bushels at 81 al y for new mixed
Western afio&J; 81 3SG1 SO for oid do, in
store; 81 40 fer do afioet; Il 3o9l 81 for new
white Western and southern.
Receipts of 2 $50 bushels; market
unsettled ami ic lower; sales of 81. OO1 bush
do. afios!; .8794gSsc buyers option al
month; soc buyers option at 10 days.
RICE-Firm and quiet at 9glOc for Caro-
ina.
oFFEE-Steady
s ,ARs-Bun; sales of 80 boxes Cuba at
H. sI212c, and 500 boxes Havana at lI15@
MoLASSES-Firm sales of 100 bbls. New
Orleaus at SIC; l01 hhds Cuba sold at 45c.
PkTRoL tUA-Firm; H01I9ilc for crude;
24Ca2415c for refined bonded.
HOPS-Qu1et; 3o@60e for American.
PORK Dull; safes al ], $50 bblS. at 81 l2@p
81 Is for mess, closing at 81 Il cash; ID l2!g
so 20 for new CO., closing at 81 L cas- h (;
s17 25@I rs . Tor prime SIG 00Gl9 81 for prime
mess; also, 80 bblS. new mess at So 90, sell
Ter for May.
BEEF STEADY; sales Of 600 barrels. Beef
Hams qniet; sales of 50 barrels at S22 5ug
81 81. sales of $40 tieEces Beef a 81 90 for
BACoN-Quiet; sales of 225 boxes at 1014c
for Cumberland cnt; l214c for long clear ;
lz3zc ior short clear; 1l$sc for short ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Duu; sales of I76 packages
al S.091zc Ior shoulders; I24I3c for hams
DRESSED HoGS-Firnl; Ss4@t9c for West
ern; 91sa94c Tor fancy do l01sgl01c for
city.
LARD-Steady; sales of 135 bbls. at I25S9
1890; small lots sold at l315c.
BUTTER-Steady; 3S@46e Tor State.
Ca EES h--DuIl al llG l5c.
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st. L3Uis Market.

8y Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8
ToBAcCo-Very little Offering; prices IN
changed.
FLoUR-Quiet but firm. with no change.
WHEAT Firm, but business very small
and prices Unchanged.
CORN-Duu and easier; S9@90c.
OATS-Firm; 72d75c.
BARLEY-Firner: - 0582 8.
RYE-Buyers holding Off for lower pr ces
Small sales at 81 "a.
PROVISIONS Quiet; very little doing.
Mess Pork $50 0Ja30 30. Bacon easier; I21
Ez14c fer Gear sides; 7e-fOr dry sailed shout
deTS,
LAaD-Qu1et; II94 9I2c for tierce; be for
chO!ce key.
HoGs-Range at 614c.
RECEIPTS = Flour 200 sacks, Wheat zoe
81 Ks. Cora loo sacks, Oats 800 SACKS, Bar
le.. $50 sacks, H"gs 100.
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K2aV ER NE w s
For other River Items see Seventh Page.

LOUISVILLE, January 9.-River rising
slowly, with fourteen inches on the falls.
Weather clear; thermometer loo.
ST. LOUIS, January 9.-Weather clear
and very CO d. Navigation. suspended
again. Heavy ice running.
CINCINNATI January 9-Noon.-The Riv-
er has risen Jour feet; fOrty-two feet in the
channel. Weather clear; thermometer e.
above zero.
PITT5BURG, January g. Noon. = River
eleven fee and falling. Weather cold and
wintry; mercury lOo above zero. The rise
last night was from the Monongahela.
The weather continued to grow colder as
last night progressed, he mercury ranging
down to IL degrees above zero at mid
night. Thu river continued to rise stead
lily at rapid r te 1.-THE additional ar
rivals and departures last night were the
Morning Star, Louisville and return
Quickstep, to Cairo; Ada Lyon. to Bow
ling Green; Louisa. from Aiken's Land
ing; Spray, Cincinnati to Nashville
over here till the train arr. we'd. She had
good passenger trip........... The Louisa
came down trom Alike Landing with
big cargo of COMMIT The Ada Lyon had
a good trip out.........4.The Spr Y arrived
from Kanawha River with 1900 barrels
of salt. 400 of which she discharged
here............Tne LOngworth had not ar
rived at m dnight, nor had the st. Patrick
or Cumberland i've have no tidings as
yet from the Indiana or St. Charles, now
overdue
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EurOpean Market.

b CableI LONDON, Jan. ell ;l5 AM.
oSsoLs-UnchanGe ed; american secu-
riti generally higher, and in demand.
BONDS -7l1s; Illinois Central $50; Erie
49,.
LoSDoN, Jan. 9-1: 20 PM.
CoNSoI.S- UT changed.
BoNDs-z4@7s; Illinois Central 81; Erie
81.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ell :I5 An.
CoTroN-Dun and unchanged; sales Of
5000 bales.
WHEAT-FIrm, with an upward ten
dency.
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New York Gold and Stock Market

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
GoLD-Opened lower at 1875. fell to 1857,
bur tter became more active, and closed
at a mare ed advance, viz: I5T14.
(IovERNAIENTs-A Active The main fea-
tur e hs.s been movement in 7-30s, which,
for tie last week or o, has been very dull,
but to-day re tue most active on the list !;
cl sing at los: dealers are generally bid
ding but 1875; '02s are duh; new bonds are
sou1 Int after at closing prices. Coupons OF
~. 1885, a 1888; do. Of '62. I081sGl0SA; do.
of '64, l04dlO414; do. OF '65, -A61a@l06}s; do.
new, 1890 IO5; do. OF ~. l0f1s9iO5; i0-40s,
IO215 q I0zIz; 7-s0s, I059 1875.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegra phi NEW ORLEANS. Jan. g.
lCorTo Nd -rnand good; middlipgs l5c;
50 IS 4 200 bales; receipts 1000 bales; eX-
SUGAR Lower; common 99954; fair
/ a 9i4S4c; z; line to choice 1890.
NOLASSE S-llec' med &c. .--#
FLOUR-Unchanged
CoRN-EaSier al 92d95c. St
0AgS-FIrm at SOdS5c.
BACON--Sho lders .; lear sides I3c.
LAsD--t uIl; tierces l211a; keg 1870.
PORK-s2l so
STERLIEG 49,
\. EXCHANGE-12 discount.
GOLU-f36.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegra PHI. LOUISVILLE. Jan 9s
ToBACCo-Active; sales of 81 hogsheads
Tugs al 81 59aS6 50; medium leaf S14 so.
CoTroN-Steady at 131z9 lac for A ALBANIA.
FLOUR 81 1922 IS for superior and
fancy.
WHEAT-S2 4592 so.
CoRN-75@ SOC.
OATS-654 zoe.
BACoN-Shoulders &c; clear sides l21zc.
BULK MEArs-Shouiders SIC: clear sides
I1zc.
LARD-1215c.
PoRK-Ness Sol O5@21 so.
WHIsKY-NominaI at 28930c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YoRK. Jan. 8.
DRF G00D5-'Fhe market continues mac
tive, anu ..rlc-s III general lacking in
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph. MEMPHIS, Jan. 8.
CoTTOS-I4c.
FLOUR unchanged.
PoRK-s2I 5O.d22 90.
LARD-l2}2gI 333c.
CORN-S0.
OATS Sc.
HAY-S22.
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on reasonable terms. "a Imay2l diff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

~ azS2 BbDE CAN GUS THEIR
- own Clothing for Men or Boys, by
Using PARSONS SELF IL TRUCTISG CHARTS.
Complete set semitic any address for 81 0O.
Agents ord a sample. Send stamps for
terms and circular.
HUBBEL & PARSONS, Unadflla, Ny.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

LOUISVILLE. January 9.-River rising
slowly, with fourteen inches on the falls.
Weather clear; thermometer 10o.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

ST. LOUIS, January 9.-Weather clear
and very CO d. Navigation. suspended
again. Heavy ice running.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
ROARDTNG.

DOARD4NG-Afe few day boarders can
- be accommodated at MRS. ROH
MANS'S, on Sixth street, third house
from Locu- [. JAMS lWd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
ONE DOLLAR -! ONE DOLllA0 !!

e &E~Tss - ANTED everywhere for
"a our One Dollar sale. A Watch, a Tea
Sci, "A Sbawl, Dress for one dollar each.
Send . CTS. and stamp for iWo checks and
cirCulat giving full particulars. Address
.ARLING TON. DROWNE & Co,
60 573 Washington Street, Boston.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

| CINCINNATI. January 9-Noon.-The Riv-
! er has risen Jour feet; fOrty-two feet in the
| channel. Weather clear; thermometer e.
above zero.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-22

"TuE NEW ZEALAND CELT.''-The New
York San very truthfully remarks that no
quarter of the globe was free from the pres
ence of the ubiquitous Irishman, and that
this Fenian question disturbs, through their
-omnispresent influence, ever SO many mil
lions OF people In oSta ah ae@spheres' A. II
just visited by the New Zealand Celt, q
large, able, Irish, pro- Fenian weekly paper,
published by John Manning, rat place
called Holitika, Canterbury Providence,
New Zealand! Good
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-22
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