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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25

Especial to the Evansville Journal.
INDIANAPOLIS, March "a The
Methodist Lay COnyentien, to day,
was quite largely attended, every por-
ton of the State being represented.
VIII. Cumback was President. A
committee ofoAe from each presiding
elders district was appointed to cir
culate petitions, John Ingle, of Ev-
ansville, Edward B. Pennington, of
Rockpprti and George Glover, of Vim
cennes, being of the number. To-
night addresses were made by DR..
Reed, of Cincinnati, and DR., Bow
man, of Asbury University, and the
resolutions of the Chicago ,Conven-
ton Of last January, we're unanimous
" adopted.
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NEW YORK.
Destructive COnflagratiOn--LOss $23,.
OOO-AdOlph Mayer Arrested Under
the EXtradltiOn Treaty.

New YORK, March 24.-The
Steamer New. York, from Bremen,
UiG Southampton, has arrived.
The mandatory of H. B. Geors &
Co., dealers in artists materials.
burned to-day; loss $25, 900. -Four
men were injured, one fatally, in es-
Gaping from the burning building.
AdOlph Meyer, Alderman merchant,
arrested on the steamer City of Cork,
under the extradition treaty, is
charged with swindling the Bank of
Hesse Darmestadt, and a banker
there, of $4,000 guilders.
The arguments In the case against
the Rock Island railroad have been
concluded and the decision is re-
served.
New YORK, March 25.-This eveE-
ing some persons entered the Office of
A. q. Rogers, on Pine Street, and ab-
stracted $4,000 worth of railroad
bonds.
At a meeting of the Erie Railroad
Directors to day, resolutions were
unanimously adopted making a re-
ductIOn ia fares to Buffalo of 33 per
cent, and a corresponding reduction
in fares TO all points In the West.
The Directors express confidence
that with the sympathy and support
of the people along the road, they viii
realize larger profits at the reduced
rates than at the former rates.
There has been no change In the
situation at Jersey City.
George A. Osgood still evades the
service of an injunction restraining
him from acting as receiver.
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WARRINGTON.
Important Decision or the Supreme
Court t--COnllrmaliOns by the Senate.

-tsrsr .BgF- HaR Tu
WASHINGTON, March 24.-In the
Supreme Court, Judge Clifford de-
livered an important decision, affirm
ing decision of the Supreme Court
of Connecticut, in the case for the
Society for Savings, appellants, VS..
CIV Coates. State Treasurer. The
question was whether deposits invest
ed In Government securities were
liable to State tax. 1t was held that
a tax upon deposit. held by Savings
Bank, is not a tax on the securities
inwhich they are invested, for a tax
on deposits accrues whether they are
invested or not. Judge Miller dis
sented on the ground that this was
only tax on Government securities
In another form.
The report in circulation to-day
that the Committee on Elections had
voted to retain General Morgan, of
the 18th Ohio District, in his seat,
was an error. The Committee, by
strict party vote-6 Republicans
(Shellabarger being ABSENT against 2
Democrats-reselYed to report IN ia
vor of giving the seat to Q. Delano.
They say he was elected by 81 ma
jority. 1t is not probablel that the
report of the committee will be made
before next week.
The Senate to-day confirmed the
following nominations: Jno. R.
Drabet, Assessor of Internal Rev
enue for the Second District of West
ern Virginia; L. ID. Evans, Collector
of Internal Revenue for the Fourth
District of Texas; G. Robinson, of
Vermont, Consulate to Quebec; also
about one hundred officers in the
Navy for promotion. The Senate
rejected the following nominations:
Augustus Bradley. Assessor of Inter
nal Revenue for the Second District
of Indiana; d. NJ Mills, Assessor of
Internal Revenue for Dakotah, and
j. w. Snyder. Assessor for the
Twenty fourth District Of New York.
1t is understood that two treaties
with Italy have recently been sent to
the Senate.
The Committee on Ways and Means
recommend non-eOncurrenee In the
first and second Senate amendments
to the House Bill, exempting certain
manufactures from internal tax, and
concurrence In the third with the
amendment providing that no draw
back shall be allowed after July 1st,
upon expectation on account of in
ternal tax, They recommend con-
currence in the fourth, with the
amendment providing that man6fae
lures exempt from taxation under
this act shall pay two dollars per
thousand in excess of five thousand
dollars annual sales; such sales to be
returned to the Assessor monthly,
and the tax IN excess shall be assessed
and paid monthly. An additional
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IBQulry About Property DESTROYED
By Fenians-The Papal EouaVes,

EuET Ia WA-l ilssTH48l
OTTow-A. March 24-Ihths House
Of Commons, to-day, 70 Mr.. Mill's tn
quiry if any demand had been made
on the United States Hbyernment for
compensation for property destroyed
by the Fenians during the raid, June,
1866. Sir j A. McD6hald said there
was n0 correspondence between this
Govefnment and the IMPERIAL gov
ernment asking for compensation
from the Government Of the United
States for loss Of property and other
injuries, including the loss of
life occurred through the He-
nian raid @ Thev had 10
re member that the G5vernment Of
the United States had its own diff
culties, and perhaps they exercised
their power with referehce to these
hostile organizations aSstronRly y aud
speedily as they could, With 5due re-
gard % the ultimate results lie had
no hesitation in saying that The Can
adian Government had implicit belief
in the good faith Of the United States
Government towards Canada When
II became clear that these narties
we're about to proceed FROM words 70
deeds the United States Government,
at great expense, sent large forces, com
nanded b. the best officers, for the
purpose Of upholdiBg the majesty Of
their own laws, and preventing an in
fringement Of our frontier COnsid-
ering also that the United States had
csuses Of irritation on account Of the
Alabama aud other vessels that were
Ekfoa ont - LwrIamA and Nhnk NLfg
was a matter Of angry discussion, il
was not desirable 70 add fuel
to the flames BY sending our
demands for compensation. It should
be remembered that there were IN
cursons which we could not prevent
from Canada 10 the United States.
The st. Albans raid, and the proceed
ibgs on Lake Erie, the government Of
Canada would see that full claim for
compensation would be put IN through
her Majesty government, 10 be con
sidered in the settlement In the cross
account between the two governments.
Mr.. Mills moved an address for
correspondence with reference to the
rendition of the leader Of the Fenian
invasion Of Canada.
Sir John A. Mcdonald said that no
demand had been made by the Cana
dian Government for the rendition OF
those who come across the frontier
and escaped back. The Government
thought that to vindicate the law, il
was sufficient to deal With those who
had been captured with arms in their
hands, a number Of whom ia being
convicted, had been sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for twenty years.
Ia reference to the Papal I0uaves
movement. Mcdonald said it was not
the intention Of the Government to
authorize the formation Of military
organizations within the Dominion
for the defense Of foreign powers.
During the discussion regarding the
Northwest Territory. Mcdonald said
the matter stood in the same position
as before The Government was in
daily expectation Of receiving com
munication from home. The GOven-
menr has no Information respecting
the reported uprising AZ Fort Garry.
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JACKSON. MISS.
Lawyer AssasSlnsted - The Kuklux
Klan-The Convention.

JACKSON, March 24.-Wm. M. Es-
telle, prominent lawyer of Missis-
sippi, was assassinated last night.
The supposed assassin was arrested.
The Kuklux Klan hes made its ap-
pearance here. ..... -...-..f ~.
In the Convention to-day the sec
ond section OF the Legislatures bill,
the apportionment for representation,
was passed,
w. F. S. Strickler, delegate from
Tippaho, has resigned his seat.
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RICHMOND.
Convention Proceedings.

RICHMOND, March 24.-In the Con-
ventionsto-day, the disfranchisement
bill was again brought up. and the
amendment to disfranchise all who
vote for an avowed secession candi-
date to the succeeding Convention,
was indefinitely postponed.
The iron-clad oath for all Office
holders was adopted by 40 to 80.
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ALBANY
Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANY, n. Y.. March PA bill
was reported in the Senate to-day
making il mislemeanor for any per-
son to sell ton Of coal weighing less
than ? 900 pounds.
In the case OF j. ". Brown against
j. VI Raymond, New York Tax Com
missioner, the Court Of Appeals, TO-
day, rendered a decision 10 favor 0f
the appellant, and declaring that the
act under which the Tax COmmis-
siOner was appoIRted was uncOustl-
tn tiOnal. E-fs
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CELEGRA AP IT.

For Commercial and RtVer Dispqteies see
FIfth PGge.
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ALBANY, March 24.-The hearing
before the Assembly Committee in
the Erie controversy was tI1ued
to-day.
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DETROIT. March 24-The steamer
Reindeer arrived from Port Huron
tonight. Navigation Is now open
from Lake Huron to Cleveland.
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Foreign Intelligence.
C78 E8ua q AhJ1
Cholera Disappearing at
st. Thomas.
Cor firmations by the
Senate.
INDIANAPOLIS.

The Methodist Lay Convention =
Large Attendance-COmmlttee AF-
~ pointed, &c. ffa-E. bns aislaIs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
LINE STOCk MARKETS.

wxpSEsp,r Aag Nv tA 100 fresh cattle Monday
600 held irsa Al, fay III. trls b .o,,ri Trade lor
~sekN have the pnuc Of diseased auas winch lessons tue
consumption beef T4 dying os oa lot Of
d cattle received MONDAY making three lots in all
Rigid being taken to stop any nor a eong forward
sale pcus hoped that The is The fear Of losing
sguaHou IN tras fewer animals are tt'As starter ION W c
pu cattle are key to Do better Iher, was ongoT ces S-iy
81 sL'a . leia Esc"s.. Ibc, wstr p,or Tbsv sp
srrr not diseased aHma To he shipped ou ALBANY 10 this
place .sd Appearances Of The disease sho" h,nseN' on tue
vse aud scsry 90 state ,ate tue yards tbs Morning
s;rSAs efforts rse os,ns man " - % & S 1 rs % grr, T sI %
eesdsd the prices Of Monday the tpof tso lots selling At bat
wlo,~ tr Obe oJ Mos at l5eloc 50 decent
tiat eTt oa steers Tor j. SaahesA lhy we're J9n hrSSy "a M
Aleron Staley. decent 81 cat Iowa steers sold At lis
Murray Glover work up'l splendid drove OF oo choice
Ohio grades by Johnson They tue best castle on sale aud
yssuSe Williams sold 6S pretty h u H. at d6c,
and n fat Ky cattle # q cst, at i4l a6ic o
Merritt Burcbad for themselves 90 choice - Tt Neni9y
der,ol tdjlc They d by Mr henderon IA Fremont
T Cam had ia Ieos steers Of snt selling hafby Goa and
She remainder by r. ,. Cary. alous l5c average 80,
& az m ele and 25 6ae 3 cw Kca'GGy steers sai6,
which is better tnsn Yesterday prices az Hudson oly' -s.
Smues out 20 coarse cN Illinois Steers for livingston
lot u ,a eat oho cattle does set want
AZ Iaioz City trade very thin eatts going a
rass-lJs. for ~ common esL Illinois steers v. =.
There $40 held from yesterday bat the prosper was
bT Hume Eo 50 yer, Canada Sheep as WIN 6 had
ofB pec 3hsad common % 10 " q Se ~ =, o al
and ID sc; l2 nIs a. - So and = - - i1s each
McGrsw sold IS ommon 90 ~ state S9tep % t ,d "a as S,, %
So D. a8s Oao medsn 7S 10 Ohio sheep o0ash o'e a. C'n
maS, s, L. M with n oars arrived today ses range ROW DC
~ lie tbosgL p the top sale to-day nobms ye prn Sans
Kei.cty NO, a. al iOls and ears good inoS 10 TO- at n
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Health Commissioners held n stated ses-
sion ON Tuesday with President Lincoln in the chair and
listened 10 the reading OF communications relative TO the
powers OF the Town Council OF Edgewater s. L. Touching
the nuisance existing in that place; also in regard to
bone boiling establishment in Cedar-st., and
Tho streets Of Brooklyn, which are
ordered to be conveyed without the city limitts:
Yonkers was appropriately disposed Of Letters nj refer
ence TO the action OF the New York Gas Company keep
ing old gas their meters and from L. j. Pope alleging
that his stable had been unjusty indicted as
nuisance, we're also heard and takeh action upon.
The subject OF the late arrival Oh lhleeeu Iae rom
Southwestern Illinois 10 C0ninuhlpaM MAS Drought up
by the reading OF the special report oi Dt h. Harris upon
the subject. The letter will be foand elsewhere. Inc
subject after dlscussoa, was referred 10 t Sah-
tary Committee and a resolution passed giving them
power employ four men during the period OF the ds-
in Investigating its Ori gin and the best means 10 be
adopted for It's suppression Communications relative
the proposed public urnal At the corner " Parkr0w and
broadway aud several applications for permits 50 carry
ON soap boiling establishments N the city disposed
Of Harris, IN his weekly letter On the sanitary con
dition Cf the cityisays
summed briefly to-day Thy are eien' 'ortsn ns q
the nhabns The metropolis a0nndan ea'e o % ,ns
illness and nat' care IA the greater pss s on ~ az r@
when such saos "Ss , ' 0r re oee.sy or sr.e errs.
still There 75 deaths IN NeHorA as aeeA ana e'
Th Increase mortality mss IN ehrn es years ol aud
ofach eh1re there persisted 30 ana 10 !, % is'p'e S' a'
@ ses.es are charged with 0J deaths d Nev.lork o a per
Of 'oa ss@ ', S the ~ h,a Of N. most " pret..Is
We dS dS,seSbe anerrng Indicator .un, aul parsac 10
are Just reason, SefoE ap} BooEi H. H. ,s s,. tba
NUTS such eirrel 4iy should per.i aai
.s,S s that 'R crime san., oi for S 5 .sy portion q
the esh Of Tie k and infected ae that Tor several wte coz
,sk beug safe and Shoesaue Medical ocers
i Board are in ds hound know the r ts saoee All to
ket and there IS good reason 60 believe viii not be
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
CRIMINAL.

At the Yorl,ville inciioa Court, yesterday be-
fore Justice Kelley, Edward Byrne, boy about II years
years old, was committed for insulting young lady.
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day before Justice shandley, James McNulty made
complaint that Daniel Evans had threatened to shoos
him. Sentence suspended
On complaint of the Vice-Consul for Sweden
and Norway at this port John Lorsen seaman on ths
Swedish brig Cherubim was arrested for deserton and
lodged In Ludlowst Jail He was called up Yesterday;
writ OF habeas corpus before Judge Batehford and
his discharge asked on the ground that he was not de-
serter IL was contended that ne had nor shppeu on n9
vessel in sweden TO come 10 TINS port ana fetu Dut lao
shipped Waterford Ireland, for voyage from that
place this port only appearing that there had been
examination in the case before Commissioner and
that by the treaty governing such cases. COMMISSIONER
authorized TO hear and finally determine such eases,
the case, the suggestion OF the Court was taken before
Commissioner Belts, who, after hearing testimony be-
satisfied that LOrSen had deserted from the Cher-
bn and ordered him delivered board forthwith;
which order Deputy Marshal Mccoy Immediately exc
cuted
In the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Hogan, complaint was made against James
Mclaughlin for theft John CLARK, driver of one OF Dem
BAGGAGE express wagons delivered some days ago.
by mistake. the prisoner trunk containing wearing
apparel and gold watch. valued at sl@ belonging to
John d. Harrington OF Jersey CITY Ihe INST msiase S Was ,S
trunk found that had been opened aud rned Ot
its contents Melaugn was i. acSoI1gP r 6 Tnes
day last Mrs ROssanna Grady OF Cape Cod arrived III hs
city from Boston en- route for California. Her three
children had the city by different line OF steam
boats, and she could not mud them she iell INTO iha
hands of gunner who took her 10 Mrs Cudea A. Currys
-tuse No AL Greenwich-st Here Mrs. Grady
intrusted Mrs. Curry with valise containing $o5 III
money aud wearing apparel while she went ont TO
prosecute the search for her children When she re-
turned. Mrs Curry denied all knowledge OF tile Nase,
and that any such article had been left in her care Mrs
Curry arrested and Justice Hogan committed her TO
prison Richard Houston and Michael Mann, carmen,
were committed to prison by Justice Hogan az the Iombs
yesterday, charged with having obtained sl2 from the
New York and Washington Steamboat Company through
their agent Geo b. Merrick, AT Pier No % North River
The carmen delivered TO Merrck Is boxes said 10 contain
copper faucets for shipment and presented bill lOr sll
fo freight charges already accumulated on the boxes,
which Merrck paid Subsequently II was found tat the
boxes were filed with straw and stones, prepared Tor
fraudulent purposes, and Dended Tor shipment Ia
the possession Of Mann found = number OF soap
boxes similarly filled.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

scbr Iaar, Pride Ha.seI Aguill. P. r.. u DAYS salt
Sehr MARY Ione Roberts Canso n =, IL DAYS hsh
Schr Valiant, Poster Windsor n - 10 days paser
BeIe virvini, Anna A. Hoton Sewbem NC.
q n XIV Vrr,s California kfmhethport
Henry Parker Alexandra teuur,'Suts ."P''@
Sophia r. Jameson. Richmond Ai"'hA h'A'Oe'NV''"
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tba .,... c. pn,ra1 snUk AZ Delaware Breakuae
raised bv Mr. r. W Of the Atlantic oubhilo @ na
taken Wilmington Del the h inst she NaS tLn, % %
With her walking eam gaoEs bued ID Eu ' " VIC P
VI 10 feet Shs il mach damaged
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
FoRrRRsr MONROE Aug l-ArIVei, bark l. OusnihE - -
Are. for orders Passed Baltimore bark Aquuce 81 u ~
laoi bngs Clara BroNh Cengcsos Clara, west p....d
Aug l3Pasedin schr. Willie. om MitaHzas for Balmore'
ship Herman, for Bm barks Hansegde, Gbfatati
Matseiles. Gutenbug Bremen bn Village Belle Nova neoa
Aurora Ninngion schs Comet, Halifax Silver STAR OuA@'
Yaenl Cardenas; Pee. San Bias. ,
HOLINESS HoLs Aug IArrved scbrs T. IT, T. Fennerck oi
Milton Del Cyrus Fo Of Boston bound westward Emma ~ b
dcott Boston for Philadelphia; Nellie Potter DanVepoft 9r
pha Pearl Philadelphia Boston; Polly Price aud H. W. O0dy
Boston Philadelphia Sailed all the vessels before reported
BOsTOS Aug I2Aryed barks Bxcbauge from 6reen0ck e
Sands Liverpool; bg Rush. Wilmington, Nc Tangent Mary T.
Thompson, and J. X II. Crowley, Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hlv,,. Aug 1.-The steamship Missouri Nes-York arrived
LySKPooL Aug l2-Tbe steamship beuIan. Smith Of Alan'
Line from Quebec Aug l. arrived here today
DISASTERS.
PORTLAND Aug 2The steamship Francon Sherwood from Me-"
York TUESDAY afternoon 10 miles on Cap Cod T
Juuas Patton Augusta NewYork with lumber akns
the steamer staboar quarter carrying away y iss M
The schooner The steamer ed tue
Portland, where found her keel uniHJured
Aus LAT % d. lsS 70 81 brig watehman IS days ron roee
r., short Of provisions - . NJ. r.
Aug lat "a l r. brig Lizzie Thompson, from Porte Rico for
Aug TO- a 81 49, os schr Sarah IL Merrill ~" NewYoE
for Baracoa.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
WET INnIA MARKRT.

market is hrmer al reals per robe iof
No u Dutch Stiniard Exchange London 0lt per ceHt pre-
iam Exchange Newlo-eng sight, In currency "a per es
do gold short sight II per cent premium do ooS 's'
4 per ccnt discount - 49,, ,.-...-,o.,. -.
sales White Wabash at ST. White Mchrau ~ 8a 5220 An
b Illinois at ~ I5 Amber Michigan - 08G ~ No Rel
~ OGt0$2O8 %; No. Spring az 81 o NO LAT - ~
No and advanced lc at - w.
closing al , Ot White 81 O5i Rejected &c Oats ac
tive and~dvauced No and Michigan, 8c No. AZ 1 s
advanced Sc 45 Receipts $500 bb four 45J" sh
Wheat 10 Corn $40 bush oats Loo bush kye sup
mens-2l 900 bbls Flour, $1,000 bush Wheat a. a.,
CrScSsAr Ohio Aug Pour and WLen unchanged Corr iai
dropping d9le Sbed 99q9 Oats siesd' az S'eS
SPRING 81 r steady Cotton dull at 93GI Zoe
Mdng Whisky held zoe Csc offered bond Mess P3rk au'
little dnaod sales at 523 So Lard dull and nominal az M Glote
Bulk Meats good demand 24diic for Shoulders aud sides Boa
l3l Shouders 6l07I for Clear b and Clear Sides
Sugar Cured Hams closed active at 2l022c Gold Al. .
BuPPALO l2Four1he market quiet sales $50 bb No
City.ground Spring Wheat quiet sales OOO bash No N
bush Old White Michigan 81 as Corn steady stock sound ha
light; Mixed 81 o. and 1000 bush do
OIL que l38Oo bush New az 61 Rye nopaal
Barev-Sone Mess Pork 6rn at 80 Tor heavy Lard 1901
Recepts-Whea 1870 bush Corn 10000 bush, Oats 3JO1 bush
bbs SbpmehtsWhea 1900 bush Corn, 1000 bush
Freghts unchanged.
OswKGo Aug Four good demand and market unchanged
SAILS Of bbls $3.50 for No. SprDg 81 for Amber
Winter: sl2 White; b3 for Double Extra Wheat hrn sales of
club at 81 20 and unchanged sales sf
l6 wv bush Illinois ~ TO- aud 800 bush do slightly
81 o. Corn Meal - % Niheed steady; sho-ts $3.50
S2, sustnf $3.50 S2r sni Midlugs "a tn Lake IuPo-
buk 10 bush Corn l1OO0 feet Lumber Cana
vsts-2 GO bush Cora, and 2s0 Olu feet Lunber
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Ngw.IoRK......."..AUs p.
CLEARED.

A.. IL. Barpes Morton ssyanpah; Saragossa. Crowell
c6,Itn P,d Deaney, Galveston j. W. Garrett Mclaughlin
onfi..ar.. Asu,hnet, Kelley New bedford >,
eas. Massey 81 John n - Dnsomeser Osen n
p, uon,sudeo; Antelope, Witt Sc Croir ,,
sle 9,s Due BaTbAdoss RosJn, ruihn Port jefferson
G Herman OporS0; hoses bAv, Lend, Gesoa
h.I A,hlete Coulh Dighy MS. Mary Jones, Perry,
da Ia FORE Wicks, Jasksonyills; Ida Richardson,
Bt reon; C. Johnson Willis Washington NO Princess,
bede gsrseso Foster Guadaupe; Jane Louise Baaon,
LoHs Man with am Partridge. Bahai TrJphena Gardiner
Wild Hunter Hatfield PaIshoTo n = j. A. RIDER kder,
,I.itH,is ,nd LavaecA Helen, Ferry, Newbediod
ARRIVED.
sh Cornhh Sice, Havana days mise and pass hug
Ed.co uch Of Cuba passenger died on board Of hease
OF the heart ,,..or po,u,,A ul,e ,nd nAN
st s.,,sa Hammond. Barbados II days molAsses
Beyerdge, BsTbadoes IL days, moaSses
sent 'AJ ~ 'ny M With bark Reindeer for NewIork
s PoTrhee Shay ulss Mna1 "a daJs md'e aue Len
IN noIt bdg A. ". sawyer, lN1lDG W Nsu'losL
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

29d29ic Forr quiet and firm Red ~ wa ~ Ia
dull White 81 49, Oa,s Prime Rye hnH Prime
= Provisions arm and prices unchanged
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 2Fl0ur dull and unchanged Whest
unsettled aud over; No at 81 3d. No Oats dali anl
nominal No Corn closed Advancing ~ "a
for No Receipts today-00o bba Flour bush What 5000
bu,h o. ats 900 bush Shipments bbs Floar
NKnpas Aug I2CotonReeeipts bales Exports o. nales.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat ~ 570Goc.
Pork sal Lard Bacon am shoulders tc. Clear ies,
Se
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKRr-AuGUsr H.
The spp Of Reef Cattle unusually Osr
amounting head The market Va, quiet and rrees deinei
slightly good having sold at from i05ie To-.
gross. and prime stock at from 909tc pee 10
SHaEPfhe Sheep also large .aSoiss 70 ~ he-a
The market DAN 4f01tc bhshs
decline compared with the previous week. -, a..
HOSTILE demand good aud tS0 head we're oa
at from $l4G5l4 Is per 100 lbs net .
Covshs market and 200 head changed bands az
from $50 So each for Spungers ra S5O9oSa sr 20"
Calf
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
Nsw-YoRK, Wednesday, An

NEW- W-1ORK, Wtuntsudyl FUb' II
D,,,,,r tbe month Of April, notices Oh .,s ie-
-, were 10 DO soon on all the buildings between -
-ont,, and Nneteonthsts., on the west size q no.
Wv on the frat Of May the work Of moving Nv te
on e part OF the tsnants' immediately .c,,ar dig
,,r,ns down Of ths buildings. and She usu o,t
THE .yc,yntiou was very largo and tho oAsgens ls
s and some OF ths girders are Hp eos f're of uen
vory nsssive and well cemented a Sf1Card ana in
fw wec, the Appearance Of the block W." -. orset 70
oaby with any in the eity DssasS ssyaSd Constable Co.,
taJt pact Of Broadway. hcssis of tho block.