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tu w TO- lVIuIt-
Nlasfa 1T als Elm .beion6eres MiIi :
tars Departelnent ertIdrt unb @eneral
SeHerion s. 0abis gum @onmanoeur
ernanrt iDor0en. s =
Die SadbertpaIter bes Saules fir
oas Smpea6ment eraminirten einen
elalma9enten, bon Dem eefagt moroen
ipar, bab er 5000 auf &equiftion 6es
Sen. @bi. Sbomas. &rieaslefretars
ad interim. ausge5ablt erbalten babe.
es eripies fi6 iebo6 ais elm Srrtbum,
liioem Die 3abluns auf @norbnuns bes
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Der 8ifdof bel Sen 8eb6roen 8roteit
gegen bas 9luftreten bon Mfaoame
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ipelder aber ridt bea9tet iuuroe. Der
Biidof berbot bierauf ben -@eiitIiden,
bel Der Munbreiie bes @eneral s@apis
tans 9erfunbi Die 8loden sn lauten.
OerfeIbe lieB ie6o9 Die iuiOerlpenitiaen
9eiitiiden unb ben 8ii1of arretirenE
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rio onrd cine teIegropbil6e Oepeftbe
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ten fno auf een ,Dampfer Gabis mad
SPanten ein9ei6ifft iporben.
Brafibent Suarea bat ben General
Sapitain 2erfunbi nm 8eobadtung Ser
sfentralitat erIudt.
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aus her bur9 Heffiidtipn ber TUnona odoratissi-
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ben baber hem fetnen YnbIsHm einen Gienff iit ers
me fen, welln mir baelbe cut ioIgenbe Tarfums agis
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SeIrgrapb. Nalbridten.
ss;6tise eongreb. gerbanblunsen.
1tmparteiif6eS Stinnmrecbt
In Der 9dm5eh luton.
gsridte aus 9abanna.
@ afhinaton, 18. Wlars.

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Senat 9luf Sen6rids stutraq
ipurbe Der Sdablefretar anfaeforbert,
lber Die monatli1en 2lusaaben bes
&rieeS<, Warine< uno Snneren De-
partements felt SuIi 1865 gu beri6ten.
Sine 3ul@rift 0es Generals Der Mrs
mee tbeilt cine telearapbil6e Oepefbe
bes Sen. Weaoe BON 3. 9RiIitdrcifrif9
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feben, peld gum Seiteib qualifcirt
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8egieruueSforln Sl 9eipabren. Dielelbs
erfldrtaIe Beitinimun9en Der GohItis
tutienen Der @inSellfaaten, fpeI6e Be-
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TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUNG

REP THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE.
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The New York herald., 1868-08-19
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.
TRANsrEps IN NEW YORK CITY
Sullivan st No 40 S0x25 100 u x74 II xIE
WEsTCHEsTER IyTELLIGENCE.

real ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Captain Shufeidt
United States navy and for fome time United States
Consul General on the Island OF Cuba, has disposed
OF his beautiful residence ut Stamford to q. w. A..
Jenkins for $4,000 and received In exchange the old
Tamadge farm Of Ito acres, near New Canaan.
BURGLARY AT PORT CHEsTER.-Some rogues ef-
fected entrance into the barroom OF the Stiilwel
House, Port Chester, Friday night last and helped
themselves TO quantity OF cigars liquors and other
property valued at $780, with which they made good
their escape.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AT RYE-Mr. J. DeCamp
proprietor OF the Rye Hotel, near the depot, was
aroused from his slumbers at early hour on Satur.
day morning by the barking OF his dog in the bar.
room and on going down stairs, revolver In hand
he found that burglars had opened one OF the win
dows and the dog standing on chair In front
guarding the same. Immediately afterwards Mr..
DeCamp discovered wagon being driven or ut
great speed
A DYING MAN DRAGGED FROM HIS BEp.-Mr.
Micnael Burns, who has been for a long time en-
ployed as baggage master and agent Of the Adams
Express at the Port Chester station recently became
dangerously Ill and made his will which failed 1t Is
alleged TO meet the expectations and demands OF
his wlfes relatives. One OF the latter, named Pat
rick Mclean who had been watching the sick man,
got drunk and with the assistance Of Burns wiIe
beat Mr.. Burns and dragged him out OF bed. Infor-
Justice OF the Peace he proceeded to the reside nee
OF Mr. Burns TO put stop to such riotous proceed
ings. He was prevented from entering the house
by Patrick MiIey, who was also drunk, and
seized hold OF him and threw him down on the
ground. Justice Henderson then got the assistance
OF constables Purdy and william Slater and after
severe struggle with Mclean and Patrick Miley they
were secured, when Michael Miley, brother OF the
prisoner Patrick Miley, and about dozen others;
then made desperate effort to rescue the OFFENDERS
but by free use OF the locust In the hands or the
officers the rioters were beaten or few hours
alter the occurrence of this disgacefu scene aud IN
human treatment Mr.. Burns breathed his last
DARING ROBBERY AND RECOVERY or BoNDs.--w.
J. Clark OF southington Conn.,, on reaching the
Stamford depot ON his way home, on Monday after
noon, placed small valse containing United States
bonds to the amount Of ooo besides other valuable
papers, on settee whilo he prepared telegram to
be sent from that point. In the meantime man and
woman, tramps tine first travelling "a an umbrella
mender,, picked zip the valise and slipped of with ID
on board ol train towards New York. They puid
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

The rain storm yesterday interfered with the ball
players arrangements, and the games which were
to have been played were necessarily postponed.
There were fully thirteen thousand persons present
at the Atlantic Mutual game on Monday Cammeyer
and his troops worked all Monday night and yester-
day morning trying to straighten up the clover
which the immense crowd had nattened on the field.
There has been some mistake about the announce
ment OF the fact that games were to be played TO-
morrow, Friday and Saturday between the Key
stones Of Philadelphia and the Atlantics, Mutuals
and Eckfords. The Keystones say they author
iZed ANYBODY to make the matches Tor them. Cam
saws "things are Mixed" but that certain Mr..
Reach, OF the Keystones made the arrangements.
However, in consequence OF the nOn-arrival Of the
Keystones, the arch Of matches at the Union this
week Is unfinished.
IL will take almost O week for the excitement cre
ated at the game on Monday to subsde.
The game to-day at the Capitone will be OF more
than ordinary interest because OF the splendid play
ing of the Actves in the late Mutual contest and the
standing OF both clubs.
To-day the benefit for Zeller comes Off at Chicago
The Excelsors will play against the best nine they
can select. The Unions and Mutuals, on the return
Of the former should give complimentary testimo-
NAL to Zeller.
The second game for the championship of Orange
county Will be played at Newburg Thursday after
noon at TWO O'Clock, on the Hudson River grounds
between the Delawares of Port Jervis and Hudson
Rivers The first game was won by the Denwares-
21 to 90.
The New York herald., 1868-08-19
rARY OF STATE, !

SrATE OF NEW % YORK, c.o,,
To THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF NV YoHK: '''''
SIR-Notce hereby given that the Election
this the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon
Governor in the place of Reuben E. Fenton.
Lieutenant Governor In the place OF Stewart L, Wood
Canal Commissioner in the place of Robert c. Dorm.
An Inspector OF State Prisons In the place of Henry A.
Clerk of the Court of Appeals in the place of Patrick
Justice OF the Supreme for the First Judicial dis
trict, in the place of George g Barnard
All whose terms of Office will expire on the last day Of De-
Thryth Electors Of President and Vice President Of
Representative in the Foryfr Congress of the United
States for the Fourth Congressional district composed Of the
Fourth Firth, Sixth and Eighth wards of the city ana county
Representative in the Foryfs. Congress of the United
States for the Fifth Congressional district composed Of the
and county OF New York.
% 1 q s o hs onse OF s
NINTH Feenth and Sixteenth wards Of the city and county
Representative in the Congress of the United
Eleventh of the city ana county of
States for the Eighth Congressional district composed of the
Eighteenth Twentieth and wards Of the city and
Representative in the Foy.nrs, CONGRESS of the United
Tweh ward Including Randals Island and ards .isnd
ward ar &, s Ling sSsswe ~ N 9 and Twenty
county officers also to ee elected for said county
A City Judge. in place Of Abraham n. Russell.
Register In the place of Patrick II. Jones, appointed in
the place OF Char 20 q. Halpine, deceased.
Two Supervi in the places OF William NJ Tweed and
Sheridan Shook.
All whose terms of Office will expire the day Of De-
cember next.
Respectfully yours,
II. A. NELSON, Secretary of State.
surnlrrs OFFICE,
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, August 3, 1873
hereby certify the above to be correct copy Of the notice
this day received by me from the sec.Ss Of nsssrN sias
Sheriff OF the city and county OF New York.
Publishers OF hereby notified not to insert
this advertisement unless specially authorized to do See
chapter 49, Laws of 1860
The New York herald., 1868-08-19
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 10, 1868

their fares TO New Rocheile, but got out at Port
Chester, where the woman sOd par
OF gold sleeve bnttonsssald to be worth abont 81,
for fy cents. One OF the citizens caused her arrest
suspicion Of having stolen the property bnt as no
evidence was adduced against her she was dis
charged by the magistrate before whom she was
TAKEN Her companion ned when she was arrested.
Yesterday morning Constaoes Charles Alfonso, OF
Stamford, and Purdy Slater Of Port Chester started
or in pursuit or the rogues. On the arrival Of the
train at Mamaroneck the woman got on board. The
officers therefore went on In the same train to New
Rochelle and watched her movements In hopes to
ind him there the officers took her into custody,
with the valise In her possession. 1t had been
and other documents VI value abstracted but she
consented to accompany the officers to Port Chester
and recover them from their place OF concea!men in
stone WALL which she did, so that the oficers were
enabled to proceed 10 Stamford with the stolen prop
ery in their possession by the O'Clock p NJ train
and the woman in their custody.
The New York herald., 1868-08-19

m A ters
Ihe marke, heavy holders were compel ed
10 grant concession OF &C. &c. in order TO sell to
we're taken export. The sales were aSou. 5000 ba%ssoI %
~ y % sS grag anser sere so SSd ass @ " 10 for
sichsan s. - & for white DO and u s for choice
urn At 81 son, for prime new MIXED aaoa.
s Ga %.sa 81 sus Y
Ss. Ss:as: ,s :.o': and ss.e sap,
ern sc FOR state Of S.res NAH 6ssSs
sold, par, at 50 25: Barley dull nominal
r. arcsA sy the small supply Prices arn quote
is s go % sfsS'fsI g. large ~ g s.a
ring gere qSes a. a. former prices VIZ s Soc f9r scaled
sold at ss Picked salmon was quoted at sS $780,
FREIGnTs-Ihe market extremely quiet, but rates
were wnout particular change The charsring business
steamer 5000 boxes cheese al a TO London per steamer
The at 10 h a.
Pero cum A. Dr. Sd North herman bark to Bremen 800
pha 70 Cork for ORDERS bbls naphths sd
GUsNr BAGS dull. bu. firm lsc. /. ls4c Me.srs
Il Lssna 5 So n. %sse hs m oss august To- 1861 tn New York
s2rH & S::2 Mas Sae Lssss saes IN Boston 50 bales
Xueut 5 isoo in New York 1850 bales in boston 1850
ss nors were dun and unchsnsed ., iSc So &c for
HKsr-Mana was moderately active, with sales of 1000
baes in store io1ac gold Jute steady all Sc ssc.
sod ntis scsorains ~ to quality ,, 81,
were unusually srse ssinS iccoC Baenos Ayfs lbs. % a
M MI s1Sa .oS ga Wy, Sssss Ss a. COLA asS f9 Ps
and; = cav sl4 sSrrsnsy So nusnS. AyTs:
S sla r. :Sss Ssa .S. Spd g
iSDloo wa: quiet pnchansea ia value. Sale. IS ce-
rooms Gus,emas, .. q .2r gold qaote hanlls soc.
81 g. sS sSa and Sus;s%s' ssnss 81 10 81 Madras ''
% Of ana % ses
and Egn,on from ysrd ynd'r..ood a. sS s~ s.so 90
Sl1 s tss'Ss@ cons sSa fsdson
A%sricsn was quiet, but esls 2, ~ prices.
s5o tons No. i'i Iisn,own @ aud 100 No No
Peekskl was held al ga The sales o 80 tons Of this
n .one esna GuI .as go old 1ou. headed %
the dock, o.. So We quote American rails s7s $50;
LK1D though quiet was srm at ss S gold for ordinary
LrirnrR-Hcmlock sale moderately sc,iv. at about
former prices Tn. receipts liberal and The stock s fair
We quote Hemlock, Buenos AyIss, heavy, HSS 2sc 90
sd S.s,y @ &c. DO o. sad sadas c so ' @ CO. csfGlss so es
ssc a,ad 2s 90 ornscso s$s hssyy lIssy Sss &C. Nc &
do good damaged, all kinds and weights axe 27c; do
poor do xs do in the rough, S5c sec oak ssush.
t5c nt' SS cropped heavy tso ace &C. middle
,ass DO light asc ss DO s 4 hs Scr rough hss& sc & 3 G s &c.
MoLAssRs-Ths marfet was dull heaU and Irregular.
and tl do rosin ibs narts! opened strong but sa9:e
e % So SS ao % s S q Eo. STss' only
active and rather e se:vy c9:nf g, a. Sc
81 81 sD%%So for No. ins ''s.nss 81
DO Tier. yers sales q beS SS ge ss ~ "a a. 49, So sSs .ns
:,rsasd a. = - s - 9.
sss cn s es q e. s 8 a. SS rSS.
or cAks dun for the want Of sock Calcutta was
orLsInseed was very arm q. ~ o. 81 70 in casks and
so on English tvoo gallons we're so,a y w. Lara r on
winter CITY dis,liled red dull At sSe, and OILS
In casks Fish oil. were da ep1 ~ h,d si oIm.r h
dark aud brown whale private erms We """'s "r""s
The New York herald., 1868-08-19

The President OF the Mechanics Banking Associa-
|ton Of this city has written the following statement
In relation to the overdrafts OF Mr. Samuel Strong,
Formerly member OF the open board Of brokers,
(which explains Itself
The claim of this bank against Samuel strong for
|fhe amount Of his overdraits In account with the
|eane has been amicably adjusted.
We further state that we fully believe that the
|inoney paid to Horace White, of Syracuse, by said
Ietronu by a deposit in the National Park Bank of
|fhs city, was paid 10 said White upon q bona foe
from said strong TO said White for
|money previously borrowed. d.
President OF the National Mechanics Banking As.
|aociation. ~ 49,
The receipts for customs and the receipts. pay
Iments and balances at the Sub Treasury In this city
|for the expired portion Of the week have been as
|folows:--
custom HOUSE. -S,tb- -Ttedsurv.
Receipts. Receipts. Payments nn MS Ba,ances .o "a.
IAug IL. $36s, ,2e3 $2,26s,o2s &3ZAvla $3.50 S4o
AUG is. 4is,oOo 3,2s7,67o 2,S's,4's s3,e93, 4a7
The philadelphia bank statements Of the past two
The New York herald., 1868-08-19


Hayana-Common Zoe. s5c.; good, 95c 81 fine $i O5
81 TO- Nara-Common cut SIC. Soc good ii cut 81 O7%
81 10; lots, 90c 91ec Manufactured in bond
Black work, common and medium, Tec. a 22c. !. do good
and hne 23c. 3Uc. Bright work-Common and medium,
Csc. i5c. do. good and fne 50c. &c.
TN.Pig was dull, but held at former prices. Sales 100
pigs Maacca at 2S>Sc gold. We quote:Sraits, 234c.
English, 23sc 2c Banca, 26Ac-al gold. Plates
In light demand, but without particular change value
SOD boxes charcoal Ferne at So 62 gold; c. char
coal generally quoted at $S 37T q IS 80. gold.
TALLOw in moderate request and steady. The sales
were about S0, GOO lbs, at l25sc. a l25sc.
WHisKEy.-ieccips 4S5 bbs. The market, though quiet,
steady There sales OF 2oO bbls Western, In bond
at 67j4c.
WooThe demand for fleece good though not active
as last week. Prices very firm and the generality
of sellers are indisposed to sell to any eI-
tent except at an advance In prices. The
sales stil principally for speculation, manufac-
prices asked Texas wool Is In active demand mainly
California continues in fair request sening prices In
prices are unchanged. The sales were $4,000 lbs.
at 4c 10000 No and do at dc 47Lc 5000 Western
43c 900 fine Michigan at 45c loo Pckock at &c. 00
Xxx Ohio at &C. &c., 5000 and Xxx do. private
terms, 5000 ali graies) at 43c. t0c, 5000
Illinois 42c., 20,00j unwashed 2Sc., 10000
combing 521ac. 100000 lbs. spring clip California
lbs bury 23c. 2oc. g. 600 lbs. pulled
4c for extra $1,000 lbs Texas at 23c. 32c, including
25000 lbs at 2c. 30c. We quote Ohio fleece nj AZ &C.
4sc Xxx 0c bSc Of foreign the sales ~ 900 lbs
Mexican private terms.
The New York herald., 1868-08-19
wATCusa, IEwELRY, Sc.

S,rcyOo r.,DCKs OUR PATENT AND MANNs,sn,,s
u tn,1 better cheaper than any ,apof'sS 40. s,1s
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE.-A
j meeting of this committee will be he'd at the Everett
Rooms Of Broadway and street, Wednes
day evening, AUGUST 10, at O'Clock precisely.
MICHAEL CONNOLLY, Chairman pro tenn.
PATRICK KERWIN, S.,ra,aras
GEORGE BoUCsEIN,} ''"'''