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New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

publc TODAY. as we learn by Atlantic Telegraph,
shows that the amount of bullion in vault has IN
creased $4,000 sterling since last week
The amount Of coal transported on the Delaware
and Hudson Canal during the week ending Aug q
81 695 tuns; total this season, &5,&H tuns For
the same week last year 9562 tuns. and duIlng the
season to the same date in 1861, SU9sSS tuns.
The shipments of Pittston coal for week ending
Aug. % were 2l50S tuns previously this year. 5d5SiI
tuns: to same date 1867 526C65 tuns.
The public are warned against purchasing or ne
gotatng the following Tennessee bonds they
were stolen to-day. We give the Numbers OF Ten
nessee 6s. new bonds:
Numbered lO7s 1757 227i 22s 22o9 ooo9 $685. e2 7sO
1917, $780, 36Jl, 5Og3, Cogl, Ci23.
The earnings Of the Western Union Railroad Co.
for the third week in August were:
S2iO25 90 1867 .$l7l77 80 inc. s3s4s 20
The earnings of the Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad for the third week in August were:
1865 2lI55 % 1867. .sSJ502 10 Incsa sa5,653 ~
The Cleveland and Pittsburg Road earned $l2,5Oo
more for the first two weeks in August than 1t did
last year year.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
for the third week in August, were
1904 sy2571 1867 m SeI6S0 Decrease. 50 .05a
The Chrcago Republican Of Tuesday says; -.
.i sS .S nd ,ss civ generally Ssai, brs7 aspect A the
go,l Tor eurFrhfl Wv
p-a Gurg with liberal receipts from New ork our banker are
ruaoa to supply all demands With comparative Ease Std tue nene
marar Aur,iug closer although there yet s.rnsec ana
cl, names are proasd per cent per Country coec
ani Of whoesair ntr lsES c0mphA v
tle 90 re. ciness Of their debtors u the inter
The AlsnoDonee Herald understands that there r. far
prospect OF the extension Of the Chicago and North
Western Railroad, from Fort Howard 70 MenomOnee
River and says that the people there are ready 70 SUI
scribe 10 the stock.
Col Thomas FlOurnsy President Of the Norfolk and
Great Western Railroad has been Ina Norfolk Two or thIee
days endeayOrRG 20 get the Corporation Court OF that
city To submit the people of Norfolk the question OF
subscription 20 the capital stock OF the Company, Dut
thus far has been unsuccessful
Tic receipts of flour and grain for the week ending
Aug "A he Uuder- mentioned lake ports, we're:
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
Awr1I.ENowN rnmr IN TROUBLE.

As Mr.. Patrick Dickey, aged 70 years, of No.
West Thlrty-eighthst, was about to leave Seventh
ave car at the Broadway terminus, he nscertainod that
his wallet containing $4,000 IN Government bonds had
been stolen. AZ the came moment be SaW young man.
who had sat beside him IN tire car, dh-hlrg through
Rusltou's drugstore, entering Oh the Barcayst eide
aud emerging on Broadway. NJ. Dekcy ran after hlin,
sbouting stop thief The tef rodOubled nis Efforts %
escape and, while engaged, was seized oy Joseph
Odenhe o. No. % West Nineteenthst Tho fugitFe
spowertuiy-built and muscular man. dealt MIN blow
m the mouth, knocking cut tive of his fr0ut eeth ana
telling him 70 the pavement. Scarcely had ho done
20, when IIr Henry BumcA Of No. llo Hlgt-st,
Brooklyn, sszCd tho thief. struggle eusted during
which the clothing OF both Combatans was torn ana
they rolled the pavement. Policeman foliis OF the
Broadway squad seeing the disturbance, came up ahd
took both parties into custody. The matter va Nplhnod
90 him. and he 81 arr Tor Tie lOmbs with TIE lhr ac
compauied the 81 the property the cHor 90 the
thief. ana youug whose good intentions were 20
suddenly brought tO an unsuccessful ondmE Al lhc
TOmbs the accused at once recognized by the maEs
trltg and the court officers tie well known Dalch
Hendrick" with two aliases, one 0l the nos, ac-
comphshed ana daring thieves Oh the continent lie was
searched but trace of the stolen property could Le
found Ho had sthcr thrown n in the confusion or
passed IL confederate. lie gave the uDme OF Edward
Marks, aud sall he lived m Newark, Nj lie dsclsmed
all knowledge OF tic theft. Alderman Conan Acting
Magistrate. committed him TO the IOmbs 70 await te re-
suit OF examination. The accused has ofteu hetn %
teosd Boa the commission OF daring rohcrcs nhd thets
oW banks and else where but always manages ~ escape
convection.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
EAST rEYYEssEE RAILROAD NEWS.

The hH0JviAC Press SAYS: " Hands are AZ
wark on au ssstuns of the East Tennessee and Nwter
North Carolina Railroad, between JUluson's Depot sut
Doe River Cove About 300 men are 80 work. aud ih ~
months ths will De- running 90 the Cove Tho sur
veyIug party tue N0rk Caro- Ina, Tcuncsco and hen
tucky Railroad reached Kingston Ou Thu. day evening
last and since been ragged DO surveying tho dI
feIeut ridges roads, and ruutrs lu aud stcn,
with view % bringing the proposed road ~ ll4l the
town tho nature Of The country viii admit We arc
Informed That the only practicable route that M4 allow
the rOad a. anywhere near Kingston a down toe
CnCh River passing Col. Ceutert, aud crossing tun
river near Mrs SEWERS Tu- route VIII bring tLc road
within thrco-quarers Of mile OF TIE town. The party
viii continue the survey iar o. Post Oak SprMg3 or
Whites Greek Can where II s supposed Junction wili
be formed with the Pacific Road
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28


Thomas Sexton, aged 10 years was com
mted FOR trial yesterday hy Coumssioner Belts on eyi
Emerson showing that defendant on the goth inst, had
attempted 10 pass counterfeit 10 cent note on Theodore
gebart OF No IA Avenue ID. after falling 10 pass on an
other person. and that IT. being refused by Gebar he
attempted % pass 10 ON samuel Cregar OI No ~ Avenue
D. Sexton confessed his guilt ana sad he had been IN
duced % offer the note by another person who promised
him 25 cents II nc passed 10.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, ycster-
dav before Justice shandey Martin Wunschell. Ses-
man and time keeperOf sew York firm, was committed
Tor trial, for alleged eubezzlemcnt or AO6 % by
procuring fictitious names his payroll, drawing money
- tEar otd apurouriatlug it Ia I, own Frauci,
Murphy was committed for trial for driving horse with
running sores .. Thomas Higgins tho person who shot
Charles WsOn was Yesterday discharged from jail upon
bonds for tJ.OOO Wilson is recovering
At the Essex Market Court, yesterday, before
Justice Mansfield Antonio Cannon. a seaman was held
for trial al the General Sessions. charged with having
stolen from James Franklin Of No % Markets. wearing
aprare and "a monkey valued in AT at from $50 10 $50.
Frederick Wilson. youth, was held Tor trial for tho Al
legged theft OF pocketbook containing s6V, from the
connter at No 100 MadisOn-st. John Scott Matthew
Mcclellan, aud Wn Brown, were arrested as suspicious
characters, and were held Tor examination. QUO
Hermer tailor, was committed TOT trial lor stealing
sik dress Charles T. Front was held m bonds Of $500
70 appear for trial for allowing his bun dog 10 worry and
XIII a cat
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Amos Wilson aud David Swain alins
johnson tie two confidence NELL who on Wednesday
soon after Rrrivn N this city The particulars OF the
swindle have already been printed N iHE IiaBuSE;
soveral weeks since Harry Howard at one time Chief
E0gineef OF He Volunteer Flre Department now OF No
"a Ep-sf lost Il valuable dog He subsequently asCer-
famed thar animal In the possession OF Henry
WchmAnn German, living In the vicinity He refused
81 sore the dog and was accordingly cited TO appear
hforo Justice Hogan, who ordered him 10 give up the
animal 10 the owner This Wichmann promised ~ do.
H. failed 10 keep his PROMISE and yesterday he ar
rested aud Justice Hogan committed him ~ the TQmbs.
Martin Revcr, sailor, yesterday stole va worth Of
percussion caps from the warehouse oi Charles Folsom,
m No g3 Maidenlane. lie arrested ana committed
~ John Geary arrested yesterday on the complaint
a., Michael Norton OF No 9s Oliyerst. who charged him
, cruelty TO animals he having bitten OF portion
,he leg OF a kitten. The mamed animal was exhibited
u Cort together with the severed member The brute.
when asked why he had committed such beastly act.
sd sose boys had dared him bite on tho tall OF the
Iften and being somewhat drunk. lao had by mistake
hitten m tic leg. lie was committed TO the Tonbs.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
THURSDAY, Aug. 27-P.


Gold opened at ii4I sold at li5s, l4', closing at
i4j. Tho clearingsat the Gold Exchange Bank were
s08 6ss 900 and the balances s. sO04J4 So The New
York. for Bremen, took $4,000 in specie. The Ha-
yana steamer win take al out $4,000.
Governments opened firm and active on the invest
ment bonds 6is were specially active aud advanced
All the new bonds were in demand and were firmly
held Sixty-seyens are heavily oversold, and are In
good borrowing demand. These bonds were oe-
pressed throughout the day by the Offering OF small
aRounts by the bears in hopes Of bringing out soma
large blocks but it did not hayo the desired result
The market has lost the excited temper Of the past few
davs and has n strong upward tendency, with heavy
purchases being made both for foreign and domestic
account The German bankers now buy tho new
bonds ia preference the ga, and fully $l50OoOO
have been taken within the past SIX week esuppy
OF bonds not large the street and holders are con-
fdent Of higher prices, and sharp rise may be mado
At any moment should the shorts attempt to cover
State bonds wero steady. Railway bonds firm with
sales OF Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Is at 90.
Pennsylvania Coal rold at 200 Express shares were
NEGLECTED Pacific Mail sold nj 1O4 declined TO l0la
closing iOf! bid. Western Union Telegraph, Sii
Railway shares opened dull at a slight decline from
the closing prices Of yesterday. NoW-fork Central
continued weak and was freely offered. The ST.
Paul stocks were per cent higher. Pacific Aall was
higher. selling at lO4. At tho Board prices We're hrm
and generally higher Erie sold at 4si. hudson 1885,
Toledo declined per cent, selling at l0l. Reading
was active unlor heavy orders from Philadelphia
selling az o.. Michigan Southern sold at 81. Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh. sGi. Chicago Burlington and
Quincy. 49, Toledo and Wabash was higher, selling
az 5Sl Fort Wayne, los. Rock Island was huoyant
opening at 90, advancing under moderate purchases
10 lOl IL is said the road Is taxed 20 it, utmost
capacity 10 move the frei ght now Offering. Pnnama
Railroad sold at go. Between tho Boards the mar
kct was dull but maintained great hrmuuss. At the
close the market was weaker with the exception OF
Michigan Southern and Fort Wayne, and lost the nd
vance OF the morning closing duh aud dropping at
quotations. Government bonds closed firm after a
reaction Of per cent made by sales by the bears 10
break the market. The deliveries Of bonds were
badly made to-day and G4s and G5s wero In sharp
borrowing demand. The short interest was largely
increased and at the close prices recovered the dc
cline with an active demand 20 buy
T. g g. 1881, Reg Ilsleu3i UsS2oCo. new t5losiHlo4
r. g. issI Cou iI9idit U. 4 $40 Con ~ los eloSB
L. T. so eg..losi alosf O. p 62O Con Co. lo7i iost
n E20 Cgu "a ll5s aIlg4 u. r. l0to Erg.-l lot
H. B20 Con g4 1904 duO ~. b. 10 IO COu-- lOoi GlOoa
L. <. go t0u. '65--lllf dIll'
Tho following arc Wm. Heath i Co.'S last quota
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
r1. - r,n,tis.o Cer,n,eenI ~ of Ane Is saYs:

The San Rrdncseo Commercial List OF Aug l3 says;
The demand during h' past Tea DAYS
,eo7ert upn he price n god Nevlork q 1891 toe
5n r ndaced very strong demand for teegriIhe
point - toe ryul per cent The denald for
prsr h vht psrchasr transfers There attempt how
rate u eIeSnRe 70 meet the
~ rates ior
tuld Ne~l
syaroe TIE Of nesf b per cent n gold
pr8srrd aeous Tor gOia there which
hause pP AID transfers ceased heasurab here we're those
Wiling uy trlrs,rs rather than he opportul
bt m h. y, ths eadn 0anar a4 rule owed he juseous yau
regular M credits held our ana We should
not he sarps H. hsd been bought
which hsd been mmoated Ihe rate Tor
marey remains downward tendescr There n
creased a. aa tle ADD rather
Coin Drsn 3dl cent
Carr,srv do 4sAi5 prrnun gad Trans ldti STERLING tsie
20. Gold Bars b20day1; Silver DO. ~ premium.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
BASE BALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. UNION.

The game between these clubs yesterday was
and Pelhed were absent A very 1ne catch Of Cranes
IN the eighth inning elected great applause as also one
by Mills IN the early part Of he game There Is nothing
surprising the result IL the general opniontha
the Atncs would defeat the Unions by long odds sub
joined is the score the first coUmu showing the hy baa
taken the second the number OF times left on bases third
number Of times first base was made hits and thlIo
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

Mrs. Rachel POsey, who died at Valley Forge
chfldren, u grandchildren. I9 geatgrAndchldren S8
and grestgreat grand
children.
The Rev. p. T. Keith, the rector of ST. Mi
obaes Church Charleston, T. c. died on the f3d inst
He was born Oct 1901 and graduated al the State
University at Columbia Ia 1870 and went 10 Rew-YOrk
where he continued his theological stndes He returned
% Charleston, and ordained deacon and priest by
fns late Bishop Bowen N Is20. !. -. -. =.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
THE COUETS.


The COuncilmanic contempt case was again
adjourned for a day, owing 10 tie absence OF Sir.
OGOrmun.
In the United States District Court In Bank
ruucv Yesterday, the following dispositions wcro made
ofinyOluntary olses George A. DAVIS ot a. aE Lazarus
Wolf Proof VI service hled; bankruptcy dcnedi do
Taud OF trial the Court order OF reference made.
George b. Turrc ag FOrdyce II Anderson aud Cyrus B.
Ballard Short service new order Issued, returuable on
the 18TH pr0I. Jabez JudsOn ct al. agt Charles Al.
Stone-Proof ofseryce flied ad udCaOu OF bankruptcy
BY default
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.
TuF EAST INDAIA TELEGRAPH CoMPANY's Office,
Nos % and p Nassau-st. Organized under special
charter from the State of Now-York.
CAPTAL.-...........-,..-.- ..$o,VV'OvV
$4,000 Shares, 800 Each
DIRECTORS .
Hon ANDRFw G.. CURTIN. Philadelphia;
PAN. s. FORBES, of Russell & Co. China;
FRED. BuTTrRrIED of +. Butterfeld & Co, New
York.
Isaac LIvRRMORE, Treas Mich. Cen. r. r., Boston
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treas Am Ex Co., New
. York;
Hon. JAMES NoxON, Syracuse, N. Y.
O. H. PALMER, Treas. West. Y. Tel. CO., Newly ork {;
FETcuER WEsTRAY. of Westray, Gibbs d Hard
castle, n. Y;
NICHOLAS MICKLEs, New-York.
OFFICERS:
A. G. CURTIN, President;
N MICKIRs, Vice-President;
GEORGE CoNANT. Secretary;
GEORGE ELLIS tOashier Nat Bank Common
wealth.. Treasurer
Hon. A. k. MCCLURE, Philadelphia, Solicitor.
T1e Chinese Government haring (throagA the Hon
Anson Burlngame) conceded 10 this Company the pr1rs-
lege Of connecting the great sedpors Of The Empire oy 'ao
marine electric telegraph cable ue propose commencing
opeatons IN China and laying dozen iine Of 700 Rn'es
ot ono, bss,reeu the JolIotcing ports, ris.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Six PER CENT IN GOLD, INTEREST. Principal lalso
in COIN sbundantly secured. The FIRST MORTGAGE
SO-YEAR BoNDs of tho CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
CO. are among the very best, safest and most advan-
tageous securities now offered. They have special
guarantees from State and National cnactments, rep
resent the inst lien upon the best portion of the
Great Pacific Railroad Line and already IN great
esteem here and in Europe. They yield at present
rates more than eight per cent upon the investment
and the loan is being rapidly taken. The Central
Pacific Railroad is well and substantially built, Il
will be completed within twelve months, and lie Tc
aEes are ht specie
Tor sale at lU3 and accrued interest from July l. in
currency. by FISK q HATCH,
Bankers and General Agents for the Loan, No.
Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
Monroe on saturday last beating them by score of 60

A match game was played between the
Oriental OF Rye N Y, and the Americus Of Greenwich,
Conn nj the LATTER place Saturday, and resulted Ia
the defeat OF tbe latter by the OF 81 10 y large
nnmher OF pennle Nltnessrd the game.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
Finantial.

NOTICE.
~ To uy and s hsers Yuba County Bo1ds Of tt oe ~ 1857
1861 and Ssr FraBcseo MarJsc Railroad lltnt o. 30
sthe Les stature entitled IA A.. b. rovde r te eauon aa
inie1ean- OF la5a 0sut ir other
approved Fhruar7 J herra gwen ' tie ho@rs Of
the .sge II H. lG asd the sn Fn
and l2aee tat tie several sinking
funds so&c-n tHen pay l ADD da -
with the Interest due thereon ~ " t
that the payable ana have ceased
snsr the sal r dy q yar s. D. @ and WI -
st upop preentaton the al iuba County
~ ~ J. R. RIDEOUT,,
Treasurer Of Yuha County Cal
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
COURT CALENDARs-THs DAY.

SuyHKsu By Jsdge b1nNAHo Cout,
atIOLn Gall of Calendar 81 " m
6s Evan, tRi EaIion. ~ 'Mehsihty ~ *, hsASs S
~ Bales Trenof lt'''Ih 70 iAaN- 's1 AAo"hon'
i1 Burgess IT,, agt Nash ,,,,. p... .,
srpvpoh C0uHr-SPHCTlL TERH Held by hoszhT,oB C. J.
h'''01 To..oS PLEI,-sPEciaL TENH Held hy DALI r. -
bs h,srd On noDdsJ.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
PACIFIC RAILROAD toF MISSOURI SIX PERCENT COLI


BONDS
Over three millions dollars Of the above loan hav-
ing been sold in this market since the lst nst beside
several large lots for shipment to Europe, the price
has this day been advanced to par aud accrued inter-
est in currency.
The proceeds of this loan are TO be applied to pay
mcnt Of maturing obligations and not for extension
OF the road OF new improvements. The bonds will
be frstmortrage on 2S3 miles OF road. running from
St. Louis TO Kansas City and have 20 years 70 run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons ma
ture February and August Net earnings now double
the amount required to meet interest account
For further particulars, apply to
CLARK, DODGE & Co..
No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

lat 3D. 81 Gb ssh 9th 7A sls. 90. Total
S,asIas.i....:...s Ss.s1a .ai.....:.ss g i-i5
Base Pay2Put out by Goldie Q, Wright A'ted bv Marta
Pablo. wnsht shelly rnt out h GOu4 @ @Tshi @ Bran 1
unA Psulb0und ea,ohss--rd 5, Smith, Allison Double
Payshsrin Wright and Goe abd Wright and "osh oats on
ou bs-Unicn 7tRes; CiboipuFt stmes Umpire hr hche0
The Bgetsye Cub Of Cincinnati BorerI Me1 Lusa anG BsoH
Itns Of game h0uTs and fTe miDate4
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
ITEMS.

The EndeavOr VS.. Eagle match. game, nm
postponed. U'H
The Maryland Base Ball Club OF Baltimore
nave been on tour through the Fortress Monroe region
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

GEsEKAL OEgiCEs FAR RAILWAY C0R.NT}
NKg.TosE. Aag I9, 1864
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
helers Ke Railway or the Election 0f sveut-~
The saire
u,eng viii le bed a. TIE ces u hs Company he
THIRTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER ueTt, Al n ecOeE The
pols vii be open a. ard a sclaeA u has
Say Tbs Trahser cay M - opened e 4A
IA slOc.o5er 1905 By order H. \. 0TIS. Sc-etay.
OyyIcE or CHIClso ayD NoHTHwEvTEEy RAILWAY CouPAu
No 90 W-list NEW Aug. y. lao5
COUPONS DUE SEPT /, 1886, from tho
' pFgiSSTA RAILROAD COHPANY7S BONDs. sud The NIL
WAUKER AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPAEYS SECOND
MORTGAGE BONDS ps afer tla s 0u Tr,sut-oI
ihis oGoe. A l. FH ithAt.". lIe.-Ar,L
LIMITED STATES TREASURY.
ArGrsr p. lses
SCHEDULES o. 800 THIRTY OR MORE COUPONS due sept
1868 received for annaioa at e Jes states Treasury
H. H. Van DTCA. A.,staut Iressl-er
TTNO TNVFSTORS.-Fo SALE, 100000 NEW
4 YORK COURTHOUSE BONDS h' gaoe s~rgs in safs e
The beat secured AMI ee4es' sye.teHt SOY a he
HENRY CLkHS < Co. 81. - Walst
MONEY TO LOAN on BOND aud MORT
WI GAGB per three or ave etrs 3c
heu-York And BROOKLYN pr'9etT
CALLESDER LAURENCE & c.. No. ~ r..-s.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

These ports have foreign commerce OF $9OO,OOOOOO
and an enormous domestic trade. beside which 1--we
have the immense internal commerce Of the Empire.
radiating from these points through its canals and
navigable rivers
The cable beng laid. this Company propose erect
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

REDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE oi
I'D warranted na,anare solid chab1t and wsn9t chss
ssI suit.. plain ssd srns1sbta n HARRINGTON. Ne aas
Caaalsl sptsuk Wsss,sE ks,asNssss 80
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Richland...In Eouitv

John Preston, Jr, Executor, cs. John
Aztec, ct al: Bill to subject real estate
pURSUANT to the decretal order in the
Il above stated case, I will sell, before
the Court House, in Columbia, on the fret
MONDAY in August next. all the follow
ing lots or parcels of LAND, situate in the
city OF Columbia, to wit:
CORNER LOT, or LOT No. 1.-situate
on the corner Of Gates and Senate streets.
and bounded North by Lot No. 2, East by
lot of Mayrant, West by Gates street, and
South by Senate street. fronting on Gates
street so feet, more or less, and running
back lO5 feet, moro or less. ir
LOT No. 2.-Bounded North by lot of
Henry, Beard, East by lot Of Mayrant,
West by Gates street, and South by Lot
No. l, fronting on Gates street IS feet.
more or less, and running back los feet,
more or lees.
Terms-Casb sufficient to pay cost and
and expenses of suit and sale; the balance
on credit of ono, two and three years.
secured by bond and mortgage of the
property sold. Purchaser to pay for
papers, stamps, &c.
D. b. DESAUSSURE, C. E. R.D.
July IL
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