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The New England Fair.-The following
premiums were awarded to Vermont exhibi-
tors at the New Haven Fair:
Cattle-Henry NJ. Arms, Springfield.
sweepstakes premium for best bull Of any
age : also for the best cow of any age.
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GREAT bURGLAS Y

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he ingredients used in SONOMA WINE BITTERS.
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Are not more deiosteIy fragrant Than the sONOMl
VINE BITrERS, which an leading druggists and gro
cer sell.
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THE MARKETS
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET

Beef-E1ra si3 IS sIi 60 hrzt guam, sl2 ~ 10
sl3 50; I'd quality $ll 60 to IL 90 quality $40 on a.
sll o., per ewt, on total weight of hide raliow, and
dressed beef. few choices, single pa,Fs eli Is 10
sOo 90 poorest. SC, 60 OF So
their value Beet. Handy Steers, 100 to 800
Mich Cows-s37 to s65 extra good IS TO S00 VII.
or without calves be agreed faTruw ana nrdiua
ry, SIS to $50.
SroREs-YearIings sl9 10 $50; two years olo % To-
IS; three years cd, AIS 60.
Veal Caves-S0 TO 500 per head.
Sheep to cts; extra to 90 els per ID weisht
sheep and Lambs in lots 81 90 10 81 30
Fat Hogs-l04 10 lie.
shotes wholesale, to oOc retail 90 o OOc.
hides-Brghion 10 TO l0t els Country lots 81 To H.
1aiiow-7I TO 9. Country lots to 9lc.
Pelts-with wool50 TO so 81 each oouutry lots 25c
Lambs 30 to 62c shOrn -
Calf-skins 20 to -
REMARKs-The receipts at C,mbridee on Tuesday foo,
up IlO and 1875 sheep. Tne Thar,d ~
which include in rep ,rt for IN week eod1 -
Wednesday of this dull IN csuseo teur.
of overstocked market. The rec-prs amounted a.,
250O cattle and about TO- 900 sheen on tb. dav
stock ali sold he oilhe bu ines. aitb I'll
prices were considerably depressed. II t,ct an
old fashioned sticky market afd The receipts e-erd
considerably less than last THURSDAY.
Ihsrs wers many cattle INTENDED Tor stares-tha /
young ca Tic bought expressly tor the farmers the
der portions OF New gand, WIN depend upon Name
Can ia and the northern part Vermont aud New
hampshire for their yea:lings and txo-yearS ai &c
n persistence 10 raising them themseye. or The Is3
from "a aiue many class aud "a. ar ,v-r.
complain that farmers ,ssachuseIs Con .ecrt <
age rot wiling TO pay what the Name farmers JhInk
above quotations for torres.
FIR 10 cts. 50 *. &. T. Houghu 10 am r'
years old steers at II , or-"" Gressed e'-h' aud
three light steers cts III / Ouinl-u sed Two
al II 80 SIX two old Id -
nns large fat cow o dress $50 Tbs al SSn f.rot
years Old sos, and so Do fer
10 y. f. Brady sold W. years cid ana q al =
CTS. Az sd. ana PAIR OF ags fur 500
sheep SOLD about LAST week 1000 \ Western
sold ) IA ! , per ID. BrcWin aid y. " tu
a - 81 l , each. ID. uG Al
50 25. f f. Parker sold LIS for $3.50 laJ
am0s 81 50 pc head. The C nidsoH market day
sui continues with Hm pro-peCt cumprU1IS-
ing. The Vermont Centra tram arrives go-uurroE -
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DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN DAYS-
Prizes cashed and INFORMATION also highest rate
paid for Spanish psuhicosfs and q kinds Gold and
ilvei by GEORGE UPHaN,
gpT5-p 80 n. Nam ST, Providence,
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REAL LOTERIA
abe la D>ia de s;'sssa.
100000 in Gold

THE DRAWINGS FD iN6s
there viii he 60 90 Tickets.
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RAILROADS EXTENDING

Third We may say that during the wal,
or soon after its commencement, the railroad
system of the North made unit by the
completion of various connections, and it
will never be known how much this added to
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1st-Premium on sales of gold.
2d-Sales of Military and naval stores
and Of captured and abandoned property.
3d-Direct taxes.
4th-Public lands.
The receipts from the last having been
comparatiyely uncomfortable,
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follows
Pensions go 40 $500 SS9
Iounties, f2' co5 '0oo
states for war expenditures 1880, lSS
i teiiio If ioyal men 11,III 300
G GHsne,,s bureau $4,000
WisceIlaneous, including all expenses OF
let;nated 5000, 900
S145, 9l2 ,40l
Add 70 this the expenses OF the army and
navy for Is months previously stated74 1856 81
Al ue have total Of S920,77s,2 52
md in this total we have the to be adj
ded to the debt as it stood upon the books
Of the Treasury, April /, 1855 1856, So, or
Making the aggregate OF s3,2S7 49,, 1923
which was the actual maximum of the war
debt, being the expenses of the war not paid
as they were incurred.
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Total debt due within three years sl,ss5 pol a7s

Due Debt on Demand.
Notes known as legal tender notes or
"greenbacks" which the republican
party now recognises as debt due
on demand and has paid in part or
propose to pay or to fund IN interest
bearing bonds Sib3 lbu,IbS
Fractional currency 2j:44, al
S459,J05,3ll
I n in the Treasury SS,2IS01J S}I PSI ,2J6
Eunded Debt.
Old five Der cents. due i'll
Isl and 1874 $27 1922 900
per cent. 1910 bonds due
in 1901 I72,77O,l0o
per cent due bonds in 1850
and 1881 ISSUED oUo
per cent. 20 bonds due
in 1852 and 1884 6O5,569,'Oo
Bonds issued to the Pacif-
ic railroad, due 1893 1,25S,0oO
- 1881, PA 900
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FORM OF THE DEBT IMPROVED.
If we anayze the form Of our debt as it
existed June 80. 1866, amounting net to on
lv s., 4S5 900 600, we find that it was all
substantially consolidated into long loans,
the payment of none of which can be delnan-
ded before 1880, except the currency debt
represented by the legal tender demanq notes
amounting now to only S356,nOO 200.
And for the funding of these notes the
Republican party passed an act which failed
to become law by the Laches of Andrew
johnson
THE PARTY OF HONESTY
We then claim that the Republic party
has proved its intention to meet the liabili-
ties of the country by honest payment, and
to remove from the people at the earliest
moment the curse of an inconvertlble paper
currency. 1 have never been entirely con-
WINGED of the necessity for the issue of the
egal-tende notes as war measure until
entered upon the review of our finances, of
which | am now giving you the results
l challenge any one to deny that this ex-
hibit proves that the finances of the country
have been managed by the Republican party
with success never before known in the
history of the world.
Would that had the eloqueuce of Glad
stone, that | might excite in you as much
interest in these dry details as their impor-
lance demands.
RESULTS ATTAINED.
From this rcvie>F of the finances of the
last three years it is manifest that if the ma
tion has submitted to excessive taxation and
has made extraord nary effort to free it
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Kladderadatsch, OF Berlin, gives the following
caricature :-SceneThe races at LOngchamps, Paris,
and two horses passing the winning post In front OF
the Emperor's box; the foremost horse Is marked
Abyssinia, and the second Mexico. The Emperor
English to beat them ~ .te ,.-
The Hamburg Wesp caricatures Prince Napoleon's
visit to the East in the following manner:-Cousin
Peter prince NM shown knocking at Cousin MI
chael's door, holding the emblem OF peace in his
hand. Cousin Michael-"What do you want ~ C0u-
sin Peter-"Peace; nothing more" Cousin Michael
''Wel then, just you stop at home and leave US In
peace, then you will have peace, won't your
novel robbery was committed in Paris few days
back. Several persons were gazing at toy shop In
the passage Journey, and among them lady and
gentleman with their little girl ten years Old On their
going away what was their dismay on finding that
aroit thief had cut and made OF with the chtld's
magnificent crop Of golden hair. ucn.f or r. ..f
A Naples paper asserts that O gentleman having
been taken prisoner and heavily ransomed by brig
ands intends bringing an action for fu indemnifi-
cation against the Italian government. He pleads
that unable to protect in his person the safety
OF the public. Should the tribunals decide in his
favor states the paper Ii all up with the finances
Of Italy. f..r I'D ...
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
BurglaRies and Larcenics.
Before Judge Russell.


fisl Before Judge Russell
At the opening Of the court yesterday the Grand
Jury brought In batch Of indictments, after which
the prisoners were arrsigned and pleaded.
William Cady pleaded guilty to an attempt at bur.
gary in the third degree the charge against him be-
ing that on the 2eth Of June he burgaously entered
the store OF Isaac Wetzer 81 Maiden lane. No pro-
perry was taken. His Honor sent him to the State
Prison for two years and six months . sv
William H. Ralston "a Outh) pleaded guilty to an
attempt at grand larceny, the indictment alleging
that he feoniously possessed himself on the 26th of
May Of $500 belonging to George D. Pitkin. He
was entrusted with the money to deposit It, but
failed to do So The Judge sent him to the House Of
Refuge.
ing S. from the person Of Susan CondOn on the 18th
OF June, while standing in Tenth street, pleaded
guilty. He was sentenced to the State Prison for
four years.
Michael p. Martin pleaded guilty to an attempt at
burglary in the third degree. On the night OF the
2eth Of June he broke into the restaurant OF John D.
Belts 2s9 broadway, and stole $s7 worth Of liquor
years and six months.
Baptist Martinoli, who was Jointly indicted with
r41 to the RG m o. Saa
The charge was that the prisoners entered the dwell
ing house Of Gustav .Wtthaus 245 East Fourteenth
street. on the night Of the lst inst and stole small
In the possession the prisoners. Martnoh was sent
to the State Prison for five years.
Robert Reed was convicted Of burglary, ne having
another boy entered the shoe store OF George
Whaley, sos West Twenty fourth street, and stolen
two pair OF boots he voluntarily confessed that In ne
the Judge sent him to the State Prison for I'VE
years. ~. 10 ,.rt,,.sr.. ... , t..-,.-..- -.-r-
Assistant District Attorney Bedford then stated
that there were other cases ready whereupon the
court adjourned. M q. .nes. .1lU ~ tsrr
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ALLEGED FELoNIoUs AssAULY.-John Caldwell
was committed by Justice Dodge yesterday to await
injuries indicted by him upon Edward Dempsey,
VINO nov iIes o. Bellevue Hospital in Q dangerous
c0ndtion from the effects OF q beating received
ALLEGED PICKPoCKRrs.-Omcer Herrick on Tues
day arrested Chares 8. Stewart and David r. Dalton.
Socfet q Eli a. s1,Ssny Hal Y Thssy ,ok were s9s
Committed for trial by Justice Dodge.
A CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-James Connolly, ar
rested by oicer Harris Of the Eighteenth ,recincf
ives yesterday charged, before Justice Dodge,
BY z. gllqk Of No. sss Second avenue
with burgarlOQsly entering the above premises and
stealing jewelfy and clothing Of the amount Of $o00.
He gave bonds of 900 to answer, after entering -
plea Of not guilty. salIb al sea Q!
ASSAULT WITH A RAzoR.-Peter Ross, native
of the East Indies, was brought bebore Alderman
Conan at the Tombs yesterday afternoon by ofncer
Nealis, of the Fourth precinct, on the charge Of
havinR assaulted Francis Welcome OF SS4 Water
street, on the 22d utimo, with razor, inaicting
severe wound in the abdomen. Since that time
Welcome has been confined In the New York Hospital
making his anidsvit Mr.: Welcome was compelled to
return TO the hospital. The accused was committed
for trial in default or 81, 600 ball.
OBTAINING MONEY BY TRICK AND DEvICE-John
Murray and several other young men arrived from
Pennsylvania day or two ago en- route for London.
On Tuesday Murray entered ticket ONCE in Albany
street, and there meeting Patrick Mcdonald gave
him the Of $40 In bills and requested him TO ex-
change the same for English gold sovereigns. MUIR.
ray took receipt for the money nom Mcdonald,
who requested him to return in two hours for his
gold. Murray, as he alleges, did as requested and
demanded his money when Mcdonald asked
him. The receipt being given to McD0nald
he handed to man then IN the ONCE with instruc-
possible The man left with the receipt and failed to
return. After waiting over two hours Murray again
demanded his money from Mcdonald, who refused
to return 1t. Murray appeared before Alderman Co.
man yesterday afternoon and charged Mcdonald
with obtaining $40 from him by means Of trick and
device. Oficer Regain, Of the Twenty-seventh pre-
cinct arrested Mcdonald, who was detained to await
an examination, which Will take place to-day.
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BELGIUM.

A Sensation ut Ostend-Admiral Farrasut
Heavins in sight-Royal Greetinss-Father
Neptune and the Weather Unpropitious.
OsTRND, June %, 1863
This lively little watering place has not often
been fortunate enough to witness the sights 1t has
looked upon the past day or two. Not often does
the sea-bather or the weary seeker Of health look
out upon the blue waters and behold brace Of mag
nincent war vessels lazily nodding to the long
swells Of the North Sea. 1t Is not often that any
craft larger than the brisk little steamers from Dover
or the the heavy solemn French lugger come
to anywhere near this seat Of breezy com.
forts. But yesterday we had the United
States frigate Franklin, flying the broad pen
nant OF Admiral Farragut and the
beautiful corvette Ticonderoga, Captain Wyman,
lying OF the little port. They were far away-not
less than six mes-in consequence OF the shoal
waters OF this part Of the coast; but the beach
thronged ut all hours by the crowds Of visitors,
eagerly scanning their proportions through marine
glasse they and fell upon the heavy grolnd
swels that swept from the English Channel.
The object OF their being there was well known.
IL had been announced that the King and Queen OF
the Belgians and suite were intending to visit the
American Admiral IN his own floating castle, OF Os
tend. For this reason the ships had been brought
round from Flushing, that solid old Dutch port and
anchored In shoal water to await the arrival OF the
royal visitors Yesterday they came by special train,
accompanied by Mr. ii. y. Sanford, the United
states Minister to Belgium, with his wife and q
number of distinguished officials members Of the
Kings government.
one OF the government despatch boats was await
ing the arrival of the King, and the party
was aboard 1t steamed out OF the harbor and into u
heavy and q tremendous ralnstorm that soon
drenched II all over.
Nothing could have been more inauspicious. The
boat pitched and rolled and the royal passengers be-
came sea-sick, and during the transit Old Father
Neptune received his full dues. In consequence OF
the heavy sea the party went aboard In small boats
and spent the day most delightfully."-. Salutes were
fired, marines paraded and oil the forms were OBJ
served.
During the day the King visited the Ticonder0ga
At evening, after dinner the royal party returned
to the shore In bright sunlight, and went to Brus
ls,tperfecty delighted with their VISIT