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New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKRrS
I-TOhaccO steady ful prices fotr he'tf
snpsine x6d Brtra 81 2; Doubs Extra S8dO y IreDs
Rtir 10 Fancy s l5aSll WheaPme TO Choice Red Fa ~
Fancy White ~ 22a % 4Oi Sphug 559 81 oO
Choice 93095c for Nhe Mixed aud leoW en-
trey neglected heavy Od52tc BaeyMiEed 81 69 kTe
dali ~ 26Sl 5 Pork quiet al go JG b29 70 Bacon aa a.
lJ9c Shoulders l7dl7c o Clear sides and oc io sqga
Hams Lnd-Choe held at 8t0l8ic Whisky dun At 70
Cattle 81 2SefS 90 for Inferior to G6oe. Sheep ana lamb, % sa
ReceptsFOur 90 bbA Wheat 1900 bash Corn iO
bush bush. Rye 42O0 bush Barley, 1900 bush
oUtsvILLR fobacco iDer at 81 25d93 p for Leaf
Wheat S20S2 lO Supehne Flour So 736ST; family, oil Gt ~
Corn 9Oe Oats l5d5Oc Rye 81 256 s 90 Mess Pork sR9
Lard lSie. Bscou-Shouer l3ci Clear Rib Sides Hic Raw
WHISKY free. sl 25 - 49,,
CHAKLEsrON c., Ang RCoOn seady sales, lI5 baes MD
dlihys 23c. receipts, bales -, ann.
NEEORLKASs Aug A-CottOn-The market dulj hddingi,
Od 29 sales 100 bales eespis 6 bale. Serng BaoE EIchRge
59t66o; NerYork Sight Da cent premium Sugar and no
change PoiacreeePt, heavy Flour dull snpFsne
~ T5dSs Corn doll S 05G 81 TO- Ots steady At 62c Hay
Grm At s25d sg7 Bran tecuei S l50sl H. Pork 90 z5
Bacon eaer Shoulders, lt Clear Sides ie Lard STEADY
Terce. 1910. Keg 2lic 1890 -, -
MoBE Aug -Cotton-Nohug doing quotations nOunal re-
oeips l29 bales l3 bales Of hcb exports
StyANSAH Aug 2A-COtOu-Ihe market is quiet al1 an
changed receipts p bales
AUeUsrI Ca Aug 2-CoitonThs market Vs iul sales oa'
bale sudreceipts bales-al nov cotton al,
WmsSGrOS ~ c.. Ang. A-SpBits Tupsntne seadF Az Ff.
Frwors ~. Ron0Ser grades weaker si 9ed 81 10
No. ,. % Is, no. l. sJG ~ 80. Tar drm At sJ %
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
rosuh. Edilor Of me Tribune.

SIR: beg leave 20 occupy small portion
OF your space 10 contradict foul slander originated by
that loathsome lying beast Brick Pomeroy OF The la
Crosse Democrat The libel is published in tho issue OF
July i5 1865 IT, caption IA, Hiram Ulysses rs MO
ls,-e. Thief" To couhtm hs contemplate invention m
te article In question he has referred 20 Mr. stout ana
hls family Who he says, now living az Yeats Staloh
Parker county Texas aud who. he formerly hYeh
In Tennessee Now thore but ono family or stout
6csece have no idea that the exposing OF Fomrroy
viii mortify him for lying is his profession nor do
think that his lies can ue The character Oh Gen niah.
Rt n TuC TRnrNF will condescend for % print the
name Of his house sheet will confer favor on
q clou of Texas 90 enabling him ~ gle tue lo 10 one
of h. foul ISLANDERS. Yours, respectfully
y,0ts StdiOi, Texas. Aug. !. 1853 X T.. SARtt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

A new enterprise in Life Assurance. The
,b,,.h, ., tho First National Eclectic Life Assur.
apce society in the City Of NewYork marks an era in
this class OF business.
We mad homeopathic Life Insurance Companies and
the varions standard Life Insurance organizations but
during the present year there has been organized on
improved principles, National Life Insurance Com
panv. and the First National Eclectic under notice
This last is gned to embody all OF the special advan
tages peculiar to all other companies IN sor VI 'e
spd 7, has cash capital OF sl25OOo legally invested
Roard Of Directors composed OF forty OF our well known
wealthy. and eminent business aud professional fell
low citizens banded together in society owning tho en-
tire capital stock and personally interested n and re-
,pon,ble for its honest aud successful managemOat
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
SEYMOUR AND WOOL
To he Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: find the following paragraph in The

To me Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: find the following paragraph in The
Utica Herald OF yesterday:
Neither Args TIE World has answered the question
whether John Wool refused shake bands sh HdrAO hey
nouf, a funeral IN Washington County, In l3J1
Perhaps the undersigned enlghten the public on
this subject IL neither The Argus or World will was
present at the funeral spoken ofthat OF Gen. David A.
Russell at saeul-and remember the circumstance very
distinctly. Both Gen Wool and Gov. Seymour were pas
sengers train O Salem, but did not meet
until arriving a the depot III that place GOV seymour
accosted the General very politely and offered ms
hand, which he Gen Wool oiensiyely refused The
affair created considerable remark at the time, and drew
forth some structures even from Republicans, on the
irOuty Generals want Of etiquette. On returning TO Al
bany the train met AT Cambridge by large crowd
ana Wool WIS loudly cheered; but when some sanguine
Democrat called for cheers for Seymour, gToans we're
given instead All this Cen Wool enjoyed hugely HOW
% General has been .educed into his present support or
the Democratic candidate, whom, IN 1865 he Thought
unworthy the notice Of soldier, Is however, matter
cannot attempt To explain. Possibly he fances himself
neglected by the Republicans for II well known that
vanity II his ruling passion fkAhh W foItLH
Reirdrk v. j., Aug. 20, 1863.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: A dispute has arisen involving the
nromise OF vote wherein il s claimed by one party
that Seymour has given expression to remark the SUD
stance OF which i that IL equally wrong Tor the
Northern States to the South into SUD
mission to the Federal authority against which they mad
rebeed as 1t for the Southern states To secede'
Can you help US to the record Very respectfully
Ncic- York. Aug. -, 1868. T. h N'.
nIoratio Seymour in a speech delivered atIweddle
Hall Feb. /, used these words:
Let us also sec n successful Coercion by the North u
less revolutionary than successful Secession by he SOUTH
Shall prevent revolution by beng FOREMOST m ohol
throv-Iup the principles OF Government ana All that
make. IL valuable to people, and distinguishes II
among the nations of the Earth T.
MIR Seymour has 50 long been champion OF the
doctrine of State Rights that We need not doubt
what he means by the above language. In fact in
lus whole career throughout the war his censure
seems to have been reserved exclusively Tor what he
calls. coercion by the North.'-Ed. InbuHcI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
SECRET DEMOCRATIC MILITARY ORGANIZATION
II MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Ihe Democrat, to-mor-
row morning win publish an eIDose of Democratic Sc
cret orgauzaton designed carry This State Tor sey
mOur and Blair The Democrat says that several compa-
nes organized and armed IN this city and 10 has
information Of the existence OF the organization In sew
era counties Of the State II Is connected with similar
organization In Tennessee, Kentucky and other Southern
States Tho article will contain circular from head
quarters In this city Instructions 10 captains OF compa-
MES and two three forms for the transaction Of the
business Of the organization, which Is called in this state,
the Union Legion
CONNECTICUT REPTBLICAE STATE COMMITTEE.
The Republican State Committee of Con
nectut has changed the day for holding tho state Con
veuOn from sept 2oScp 10 n order 10 give more time
for the several towns 10 elect delegates
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS IN COLUMBIA, 8. G.
COLUMBIA, Aug. A.-The Republicans held
a caucus here tonight aud nominated Circuit Judges.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

GEN. CARL SCHURZ IN PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 24-A splendid torchlight
procession greeted the gallant Gen sChurz this evening
The demonstration was made by the German Republican
and Grant aud Colfax Clubs of the two cities Cen
schurs was received at the depot by tho second Ward
Club which escorted hun to tho hotel and aiterward to
the City Hail. where he delivered stirring address IN
German TO an immense audience. The widest enthu-
siasm prevailed The patriot soldier was aftcrvard ser
euaded at the Mouongahea House, and there Ac pro
pounded in English
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
INTERVIEW WITH GEN. LONGsTREEr

GrN. GRANT HIS CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESI-
DENCY.
Yesterday a chieftain Of the late Rebellion,
Geu James Longstreet, arrived in Nsw-York Since the
war he accepted the situation and has used his influence
20 and guide his people and 70 lead them safely
back to enduring peace Yesterday evening reporter
al Tng TRIBUNE called upon the General at the
Hotel Imagine seated at table, tall, welbuilt man
IN suit OF black The face is kindly pleasant one the
beard sandy and grzzed and the cheeks are flushed
The forehead s high and the eyes gray and soft in
expression The mouth sqnarey cut denotes decision,
and there Ia that quiet resOlute air about him that
minded Of Gen. Grant, whom he strongly resembles
In looks and manner. Although suffering from attack
Of fever ne bore himself resouey above pain, and after
dinner eonyersed freely upon affairs in the Southern
ststes IA portion Of the conversation bears directly
unon the coming campaign give II In full
ReDOrterD0 you thlnA We WIN nhFS peteef uhys III 'he
Southern Statesf =, -, 49, - -. -.
very large this year and will soon have capital OF our
09o 70 work upon. ., 90,
Gsn LII caunOt cay az to that but believe nai he
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
NEW-.ERSEY.
DFMOCpArIC PRIMARY MEETINGS.

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETINGS
The Democratic primary meetings FOR the
election Of delegates the Congressional Convention to
be held in Newark on Thursday, held throughout
Hudson County last evening IN Jersey city the contest
was spirited between the friends Of eNMayOr Cleveland
Gen. f. r. v. Wright, and Senator Winfield The reports
that came in in favor Of Mr. Cleveland WhO u is
claimed has obtained considerable portion OF the d'e-
gates The southern part OF the county was also u MS
favor while IN the northern part the Hon A. q. Evans
of HOhoken makes a strong run. Newark - Oady SpI
up there being seven candidates, winch VIII pOp-
ably give the nomination To Hudson County, III when
event is claimed that the prospects are greatly IN aNOr
OF the delegates uniting upon Mr. Cleveland
PATERSON GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB AND
GRANT LEGION.
There is friendly race between the Soldiers
Grant Legion aud the Central Grant and Coax Club, 70
prepare for the campaign. Meetings OF both orsanHa-
mons were held last evening for drill large number
aud Young ndiscriminatcly engaged ia the EXERCISES
Within week the organizations have doubeu Uell NUM-
bels
RFPrRITCAN MASS MEETING AT RAILWAY.
On Thursday evening a Republican mass
meeting will be held iu the new wicwam at RahWay
FREIINGHUYSEN ENGINEER CORPS OF NEWARK.
The FIclinghuySen Engineer Corps OF New
ark " j.. had a dr last evening. THIS organization n
composed OF the young Republicans OF the cy, many OF
whom will cast their first votes for Grant ana CoaA
REPUBLICAN wIGwAM AT ORANGE, Nj
A Republican wigwam is TO be erected at
Orange y j. The necessary funds FOR It's construction
have been raised.
STEwARTSVILLE, y. J., GRANT AND COLFAX
CLUB.
A Grant and Colfax Club, with Judge Stew
art as President has been formed az sewarsve ~ j.,
and promises to labor for the Of al Republican
candidates at The approaching elections
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

Tie advantages offered by this Company
ITISA NATIONAL COMPANY, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT
OF CONGRESS 1853
APAGD UP CAPITAL OF SlOOOOOO
1T OFFERS LOW RATES OF PREMIUM
1T FURNISHES LARGER INSURANCE THAN OTHER CoMPA-
MES FOR THE SAME MONEY
1T is DEFINITE AND CERTAIN IL ITS TERMS.
1T rs A HOME COMPANY IN EVERY LOCALITY
ITS POLICIES ARE EXEMPT FROM ATTACHMENT
THERE ARE no UNNECESSARY RESTRICTIONS IN THR
POLICIES
EVERY POLICY Is ONPORPErTABLB.
POLICIES MAY BIZ TAKEN WHICH WILL RECEIVE AN AN.
NUAL ADDITION OF ONB HUNDRED PER CEETrM OF TIKI
PREMIUM PAID. OR THAT WILL PAY TO THB ISSURRD
DURING LIPB AN ANNUAL INCOME OF ONE-TENTH THE
AMOUNT NAMED IS THB POLICY
no EXTRA RATE Is CHARGED FOR RISKS UPON THz
LIVES OP FEMALES.
1T ISSUREs not TO SECURE DIVIDENDS, BUT AT so Low
A COST THAT DIVIDENDS WILL BIZ IMPOSSIBLE.
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED in every county and pplestoas
from competent parties Agencies with suitable ndOrssmea
addressed tie Compans General Agents Oal ia their 70
speetSe dstric,s
Crcuars pamphlets sud m particulars given application at he
Oses oi the COMPANY in this city At No Nassaust
JAY COOKE Co,
Geasa Agents State and Northern NewJerssJ.
Applications will for individual Agencies IN the C st
SeW-York. ..n,.
J. u ORvs D. C WHrsis
CLARK Co. Philadelphia General Agents for Psunsyranis
and Southern New-JeDey
JAY COOKE Co.. Washington General Agents FOR Ds-e. Of Col
umhia. MARYLAND. Delaware and Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
qolititsI Yotit,s.

"a Co,fox Club, Harlem District viii hold basness
sS .t The sadaa1rIss the Cuo Washington Hall TbiTdN
meess and One-hundred and twenty.
,s Sta on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August ~ a. oel9eG AZ
s oi Eua all without distinction Of race or
~, d the advancement aud success OF the great National Vn9n
n,,tV an. cordially invited 20 be present snd sign the ro
~ CHM intends % hold uesk meetings and commence active "off
astl yletory shall aa!ed laoOFs oo.o,, o,,,
a i ns.s' % tsetr,nrsa ~
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

Andrews CHARLES H.. Nc. ql Bsd hshH seconds"
BRE BBE SAMUEL j.. No. II West FonF1hFI
COWEN. ANN No 80 GTeeneichst . u-.-L
HILDEBRASDT, -, No. ll9 Msadonst, HoooseA n
uCoRs MINNIE ~ No Ja9 West ThtJa"t'''
MICIlRL - No. lT6 Avenue A. -. nd. ,g,. -
NrCLRILAND RICHARD D., Prospect ave h1S,oe Vi1 "
RERVEs Mrs kLlZABBIH, No lvi sou'h Sn'h'1' "lMA@'
burgh. - , s., S..-,ik Cos,
TISDAi,E GERALD b. Nc. lsJ East FsftJ nNh'b
wREKs ISAAC J., No. 10 Chslesst
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

The receipts Of cattle ihs evening we're $40 heal ns AZ d
disease have deYr0ptd
Holden demand Is extremely hghti The
onr 4oo bead al &c. for OuAY 70 Far medium Nes
no lr 8G9c for PART BItrA Kentucky shesp are IA aT 70
quest at iejc Lambs. 6G6ie. Hogs, w9mic
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
l[ARRLED.

CKINGHAM-At Canton, Ohio Wtass,y, The
l n.t ~ The Rer Ebsner Buknyim the Rev Lewis GregorT
formerly Vi wou COsa to Lime daughter Of the oheaDg clergy
Low-FrMYR-On Thnrliv August N bv the Rev Wm T Clarke,
James " Low EIabeth FHsr. all u ih, city No cards
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
MPsr INDIA MARKETS.

Hv,y Aug -Sugar que, St "A reals arrobs for No. IL
STANDARD quiet 606l reals according 10
quality Mu.covao dull r go Refining al reals Exchange
on LoBlou n 6l premium United states IN currency %
discount; god 6 days sght tG per cnI premium
short sah., a. All per premium
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JAY COOKE Banker, Philadelphia.
CLARENCE II. CLARK. Banker. Philadelphia
T. RATCHFORD STARR President Eat Fire las Co. Phiia
J. JHIYCKLRY CLARK, Banker. Philadelphia.
GEO. F. TYLER, Philadelphia.
wM O. M0ORBHRAD Banker Philadelphia
HENRY D. COOKE Banker Washington.
T. A. ROLLINS, Com'r Internal Revenue Warrington.
wM f. CHANDLER late Asst Secy OfTreasury WashiaEt's
JNO D. DEPREES, Public Printer Washington
EDWARD DODGE Banker. Eer.York
H. {. FAHNEST0CK Banker, NeR.Yoh.
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE H. CLARK President
HENRY b. COOKB, YcePresiept
JAY COOKE Chairman Of Finance and Executive Conm,tss
EMERSON W. PEBr. Secretary and Actuary
FRANCIS @. SMITH NJ D.. Medical Director.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG. o.
fair during the week sales larger than thh OF
the prryus There change prices Heavy buyers
,ppeapne and negotiating o Winters supply
Shpen Freighs remain unchanged
Dun, he Canal Collectors oMc have been
via Rns 865 Of lumber aud 2499 NJ shnges "a
Cbmpan Canal 3J5 Of lumber and 25 VI shingles The OF
io.i, At the nrncpt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

shirt House I Fulton st, $50 ioi Soc cno@
iuf.uiiHg dnest % Linen Collars; with doL
Thr Paper Collar gii all wbo appG to Introduce a.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

FreckIes, Tan, Pimples &C., removed from 'be Fees
PAPHiAS LorON Sold b. al Dusss's all ~ EALoS
s soy No. 5t1 Broaisay, n T.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

PhaIen- Flor de MayO" hs perfume ior the hanike
chef sold by al Druggists. aud by PHALoS Sos n l.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

Por the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, use PHALoNt Pa
SoAr' wiz not chap she ska sold b! all Ofugs" - cen"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Special nriicts.

Bt,ncp oEes, PnrADsrpmA First Sa,ioual Bank BqIlIar
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
MEETING OF ruE GERMAN REruBmcANs.

The German Republicans of the Ninth Ward
held meeting last evening IN Armenia Han. No. 70
Btulst. temporary organization was formed 10y the
election OF MI A. Wchlo temporary President ana MT
A. Noi.hts a. temporary Secretary. Committee was
appointed, who report list OF permanent officers
at The next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION RE-
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.

This Association ntlu tncU regular monthly
meeting last evening at the wigwam ia FOrty-iXthst.
near EiIuth.aye. The Association vas considerably
strengthened y the accession Of number ~ new ncu-
beers, thorough or the district will De- made.
and no effort be spared to bring cut fun vote AZ to
c0mlu4 Pro sIdentill election.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-02
IapsacAmsai.


Itis . fact patent to the world
that the New York Herald for years
past has eyinosds no lore for the
Democratic party, bus on the CON
tsary advocated with all It's ability
she many HsfaFious acts Of the
lsamp Congress, and she asss Of Sar.
Lincoan's administration. whea he
was yet In she fseshs spicking his
toss's in the White Hoass. It can
mot, therefore. be honestly said of
|as when we qaoss from shat Dapsr,
that we are giving forth Delocrssie
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