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New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
euan Sisamfrs.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
~ oPPOsIIIOs TO MONOPOLY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA


VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
viii d,rtteA splendid Steamships from Nsriorf fom
No TO- Eorh River foot WsreEst Lever Rates than
BY other Liss.
Ior P,sag. OF Freight. ever both Routes. ss Slo-G
VIA PANAMA.
APRIL T-Stsau,hP GUIDING STAR tsIlsug With Steamship
ORkGOSIAE for Freight ony
APRIL Is-s,sm,hie SANTIAGO pB CuBA eOrrse,rg with
Ettauihlp OREGONIAE, with Freight and Passengers
VIA NICARAGUA
APRIL T-stean,hp GUIDING STAR sonrsrE With shtn'hip
MOSES TAYLOR for Passengers only.
Thee Steamships are expressly tued Tor tts nAce sbd are unsr
passed for s. EgAse and Comfort and their rAies for
Passage and viii axay be lower thau By other Line
For further Particulars address the Endsrsgned s No III Wsttt,
Eeu.Yoik d. " CARRlkGIONl Agent
lHARLEs DANA Vice President wM. n. WEBB President
No "a Et,hsufs plsee NJ L.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
NibiNtnS nOtitts.

OT11cF 0y rHE P.NAs. RltiE0,b CO.. TnSuNE BrLDyGs{
No HB NAIl-sr.. NEvloRk. March y. llt~.
tfTU DIVIDEND-The Board of Directors
Z 4 have hi. ay declared DVlDEND OF SIX 90 PR CENT
oat the earnugs Road r the three months eng 3 lust
a,shr o. the Stockholders their legal and % the
April T,ufl Books vii be closed tlr afternoon oi TIE
leopcuci The morning Of TIE ath prorm0
HENRY SMITH, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
PANSENGER ARRIrED.

FROM SAVANNAH. Apnl 3-ln steamship Csopatra-D Ck'r
Muay wife anl maid Mr Taloys, Ms pimAn Nrs = War
Mrs G. Geueye. Mss Hisrl e. T. Hopkins. l. T. Crane hs
W GrsTk D. Shaon G. J. smphins H. T. Der ng A. b-o'h l.
Worth. j. fa.rchil, DR.. Harms.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
CoITuSInE RAIL.R0AD OF i. I.-lWIN.

- TER ARRA ANGENENTS)
Leave Jmsssip y " at VIA L Railroad to Jamaica t0r
Bsb,lag aud all Nsy-ttSiioh-
Leave fraukinsve. Brooklyn, a. % va Brooklyn Central
RAiTosd, 20 jamaica for BabyO and al way stations
Leave Jantsstp n Y AZ l. Railroad 70 Jtnaea for
Rabylon aud all Nay stations
Leave Fnuhlns,e Brooklyn, Et2@ via BrooIlyn Cers
Railroad, TO Jsmsca for Babylon and al -srstsitous
Babylon for Jamaica and all ~JttAtons connect
rg train OIL Railroad arriving at JAnsssslp al 10
Leave Bah Ion i35 for anaiea snd al wSysiatons connect
Brooklyn Central Railroad frankEn
Booklyn At 10 m.
IfA,. Babylon az i2io for Jamaica and all stations
rtctng with Of J. Railroad arriving JAntsssAp si
Leave Babylon "a 70 for jamaica and all varssnons
bec,ng Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving at Franklin
Boaiyn sos and connecting ao with ibs horse Of
The fa Railroad which leaves jamaica
minutes WHITE, supsrBtoidsnt
10 uit EJECT Nov 4 1861
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
FAMILY MARKETS.

BENZ. +. BALLARD's Merchants Union Pro
dues Co No 81 Grcsnwcbs n y Receive B-t, Cheo@ hgf>
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

NEW JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHIA 4,
ANVA n.ton' GJo pm. Via Camden pm Via
knd Il night For BAR ami Washington
s4JAm Y pm For South aud sWe-e;+o an IL noon,
I3lp NJ -
TOR THR wENTro Cincinnati and Cheago-a 20 ~, IL m
p NJ 5Q The $40 and 1917 uRus iirough. With but
change silver Palace sepnges % train run through T.
ucuuI without change making connections al Cincinnati as by
b " l. lines Family compartment also on
Mon ui Thurs through Chcgo without change
RiYan o ether lines with all morning trains rOm
Chlcs.o tsDalD y w JACKSON, Ge7 supt
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

IMMATURE ALMANAt.
s1n Rses,. 5.39 san Sts..... 6S hoos Seti..,.. az
ssrly Hoos..... $40 Cows Island. 600 hsi Gse,,,, q"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

Illustrate, the principal suburban places on the Line of
Division ofs Rss been prepared and can be oh
tanned tue COMPANY free o,bae BY those wishing 10
personally tho ron referred TO- with tho view OF settlement
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

a At.ruS ksf.ukn Co. So INFrAut aNh
TKusrRyts OTtss. tuct.o o. Nsrch lo loo
NOTICE Ia STOCK and BONDHOLDEiS.
~ Notice bhJ given - ue hiocsloft an voting hohoei'
snd Alton Railroad t0upslT si ~ ntlA 81
rg 81 al oprsr, Er a. three Directors std ifssseto
Of s ni~ s ~ Del q ~ "he"
Nil. Coutau u Ctiesgo I MONDAY, hr 900 tsJ " hEl l
O'Clock The trsr lAs % ta Con psfr =. - e''i 81
tl 2!th ret abrfTfaf 1r rNe on
The norttg Of Ami T. 1873 v. u iAklABhE Seristsr.
NNANTED--A LOAN OF 5000. for one year,
ly good Bond sl e"oi Mog' 60 arss' lmpro.ci
Brosku Pro,rt. tsad,1uo bolas m bs IL AGss- bon No.
2s21. y. s. T. O.
rSn nnA COUNTY BONDS, State of
pDO.OOO Illinois, phur'rai 5ri interest p.y'hs 70
TO- Interest TO- Isf cert r eun9u j.
br aonoyd purposes foi ssis by GLo g. DUNBAR No
NalH
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
1 ONG Island RAILROAD-Winter An.

V
mngtment-Chauge Of Tims-LeGVs JAmetsip: Nal
Grcsupon oil wayflhous connecting a. hineoa With
lenQseEi II hosset irAin,
al ,istoua Erpren train for River Head p m,
Glsa an Gnd all Nsshhons m
Tsuias aud Hnpstsi pngsr Train, and NT North P sAsaf
San ~ Ereurson TYan leaves 95A arrives
Hut.rs Poiut sts.t0 p M. 10 take effect Nov = 1861
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

TRAINS LEAVE NBwYORK:
fs- Hsy,s Bridgeport, 100 400 (ELl U10R l2l5
Hnl, 400 lEI.) as. 30 and 30 (EH ,. m. -
Milford sri FairSoJ Southport aud Wetpor 1o0 ll5o
a N at5 t3Or N.
horstb 100 80o Ell 900 lLp Is tEI) 500 tkIb
q. 50 Ia So, 800 tEN.)
T.r Dsrien, fOO 800, llJ0 "a. AS 40, 80 m.
For Stausrd 100 800 EIl Co lL30 Y = EX AIS 3Co
tEID as 40 tEI) 40 $50. 60. SEQ tEib p m.
Grcsusieh sr utsese stations, 70O. eco llo AIS
SIS. 80, 80. tO p - -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield eco (BI 400 (E, 600
f.r Bostou va Shore Line. lll5 ia }, Oto N. - -
for Hartford sud Springfield. 800 I l2H. 500 (BIl 500
, ~,
tr,sl, 800 3 NJ. 20 Northampton. -.
For HIufori Providence, fshk Rsotd bN tbhJ m, l'
for New Haven Ss~ London and s,ogrgou RalrOsia eco
l2l5 400 800 q. n.
For C.rsl Railroad l7.l5 :. to EorttaUpon
Dor Hr1ss tonic ksilroai, zoo u. 800 ?.
ko- Nsuysisth RaiIrcaI. t0oa H.. 800 ,.
For DAuiury and Nofwak Rslrosd, TOO $50 a N $50
ount
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
glort -elmSm's Hotit,.

STATE o New YoJ,
PoRr.wlHDKN' 0yNcs, No % DWNa1H
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance wtn
N section Of p, ASs pse April vs., sS,I 10 i, ,ss
ipterrsted In or having charge Of the subject natter OF sues
,I.mnsou or survey that the following vessels nov unn
I'm h. "a. pon Warieus that the sad
h. within succeeding ills souee on b'a
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
financial.

EOR sALE-
RocuCsrER CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
wArER WORKS COMPANY BONDS, WHICH ARR FIRST.
CLASS SECURITY. CYpouBTED ron INVESTMENTS, WITH
4 SINKING FUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION DUE
1857 INTEREST COUPONS ASD PRINCIPAL PAID AT Ilh
CITY TgEAsURRRs OFFICE or THR CITY OF ROCHESTER,
A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THB BONDS ARE OFFERED FOR
SALE ~ LOTS TO sUIr PURCHASERS, AT A REDUCTION
BELOW PAR FOR TIE PRESENT ONLY. Bf
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
S,oes Broker aud Auetloreer,
No - Pine-st. NewyorG
OryicE ~ rsr SrcoSpAvESrE r. r. Co
SrooSO''r SSS1ars SSSsssS ~ MaS Sih1SisrSi" IL iS
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
and m three ID.pectors Election 81 the Second Avenue kard
81 s. S~ ~ p i1s no. - ''''4 HARvEl WOODS
Rsrusuc FiHy lSs CO. No. lao 1EoAD~A', NEw'lo"E
NASH CAPITAL..............- S3Oo'OOo
suuus over liabilities on i Narch 1903 o'r... a7',ooo
This Company continues tie brsne'' Of FIRE iNsuH
AycR o the mos, favorable term. Particular attention ''D ai
and L'-'''od Insurance ROBERT HONE President
Drsc,S p cuEHr. se,rs',ry ----
S.Iossa ~, W. ,s'gr,sos gS 3, 'Sss'N' s
TTIE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors oi
hs CoHGhg Tor he et'aH Sr NJ d. lso m VIZ @ w'f % !" W. ~
S%r,py oos ny !" No. Ii oeIoss p J. T. M0iNoGE Se
Srv.loNK IvE lN,ra';es cSHgASr
NoTICE.-An ELECTION for FIVE TRuS-
~ TIES The THIRD CLASS All THREE NStE, rOEs o. h'
ELECTION all he hcd a. The ofce - le 'gnIn' 20,
ia ana i Br"'s on WEDNESDAY & Aga aTes 9pT . S:,sl 2ogo'
" ~ ~ Di.A'' ANN
CT. LOUIS aud IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
y ROAD COMPANYSe,en pr Bonds te1rury and August
The Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad ha'ne h 90"
fue by Legislature, au the bonds ertei ya
work Of extending TOAD a upiy hNaii - miles Q"
he new part Augst and 'ho balee dlht
early P,i Of the 1, gear that ou'e viii e o.a.
no about ore year Moea1i Nss Orleans The ID part Of tas fol
gl ,sl raFu a tlc Interest th' se morris e
debit proceeds this iu- be- rtp"i" ihr rtiein
Pamphlets aud ptcs cen o. lat - nc oe
II bonds u De- sold ur thr Hth Apn - 40 io"
price of s2t H. O.. MARQuiNp Nc~Ir'.islt ~" "aH .t
ELECTlON-An election for DIRECTORS of
IL the PKTER COOPER FIRB INSURANCE COMPANY sih be-
held AZ e Tr ald NIh AlNbilt To- lh
iosIoet " H. RBlir Secresr.
NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS OF the
~ FUNDED OF BONDED NDEbltpNL>N @ ltbA COZ -
CALIFOEHfASocs r. h-fey that t hniers - any - r
funded Icbtrusss 81 tbe fut, u lula - iet
the County ~ ffeslrrTs ofe 20 sf county d. ihs
Ciiy II Mnr,sls time before tas l DE- 81 Jly \ b @
thereof the boHis - sd 'o1ni i'us interest," ~
ht per pr psyahis ssusaurus 4 llsv srd Ja
pprp and ile t'i- Qali ia soa a. 49, o D. is. .i'
under therefor approved fetfls J 4 H If sud tM ~
county s .Ias i,i aI hf ~
dsy Of jolly A u. Msrsv, lat Comfy 'ill.r.s h'e19 D.
A. d. ltCl - 4 N'tpNfbli,
Z h SfLION,
J. a. KlpkOIG
Losu Couui,'.,hsis of ile 'othty Il Iee,
a.. p.rr. .tn "a ,rf A. !
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ggAMhNtTNG LINK 3 lU61

P.s.f, s,non Et-Iogl TwentJsverht and PouTh
ave Bhirsnee Twenty .sevenlLtI
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
Sr.ry or NV YoRI B,VH DrpAKrsEsr,
AIRASr. Jan. Z. laA
, TfT-nHnN EIAEA nurCItnpt 4,

Sr.ry or Sg~ NoRI B,NE DrpAErsEsr,
AIRASr. Jan T. l1A
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO
" CL.r.rr q law Of Isi the circulating notes Issued ."
WOO,TLR sni RNASS BANK "a inddnsi Bank oael u the
~ presentation al tle
Nsnp.nrr. and B.uk, ir 'e City Of Ne" l0rA fr hi
'front.' date trr,af snd not thtres''f.
Tie outstani!uz crcuanr mates ~ te A. bthA mus De e
49, ii ~ r.nr,ou psgla,n within th" tine thus
I.''"-e y, -. q ". SCHUYLER,
'uPei'h''N4'4' '' 'N'' 80 Nnpsl.E,-r'i NJ.
IOUN MUNROE y co,
IL .uECT,AN BANkEke.
y, EtE SCRIBE. lARiN,
No Q wAIt-Sr. NbN-ioKk. -
-, t.,, o. ,rs M 10, rs,en IN ~ pal. = Eop' I@
Ge 40 Couurria Credits
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
SUpREME COURT.
A pUIIIIC SQUARE

H. tbsr,s o. Application - Go. Cria
PaB Gr ishaf - the Mayor Alneu AID couHoE1 o.
tie CT, u Eer ! OK relative 20
OPENING AND LAYING OFT
PUBLIC SQUARE on PLACE.
st. ,ea ffig .L Fhr.urfh .ri ha th AH tR
.slu,s Street ffy f-st n with on f N''lp .ds
slth 90 I'M -r.u,h street
~ THE CITY OR ALWiORK
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
BREAD AND cRAcKERs

lOY-tTs, Common Stew.
q 100 .............. .76ds1 -
Frying, y 100 .... 81 coa -
Saddle Rock. ~ 5Oa3 %
Picked. + 100 g. OOnl ~
Salmon. Smoked, 2 10 25a ~
Picked, a. it.........2 .2na2 -
Sturgeon, sm'k'd, 3 10 2od26
ilcrings, Sm'kd, p !1.l5d1s
smoked, T. Duncii....ljd25
Per bOX........... GOd15
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
ERIE RAIL ILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SrsDIY TRuSs-e3oa m, WAY Train FOR Otsylei u m ana
800 for PatersoB go Ntgh Bprtss or Dd5hTf but
So Rochester Salamanca all pOn Wess and hoash goo y m,
Engrant sui Way Train 90 hr Paer abi roT Jef, -
Express Trains through Salamanca Dank ana balao WIZ
Western ines
Pfy y,aiOl ard Luxurious Sleeping coahes accompany all
EgftTrs.ns. =, ~, n-.,
tickets can obtained the Compsnys ofeesNo 24 Broadway
Depot foot Of sbss Hrlok o Long Doek Depot jersey
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

80 WEST 2tTH ST., BASEMENT DooR-A RESPECT.
Z) able Protestant girl chambermaid and seamstrees
or would take OF children and do chamberwork OBJ
lection TO the oo,utrv. good city references
The New York herald., 1868-06-18

yVANTED-BY AN ENGLIsHMAN or LIGHT wEIoHr,
w situation groom groom and coachmanl has
years. reference from gentleman whom he lived wtsh
in Europe head and who resides In this cty
and three reference from his sst employer who
also speak In his favor Cali address 81 At Mr. A. a.
Dunscomb's, $50 Broadway.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06
New YORK stock Quotasaons- n.
philadelphia Trade RepOrt.

MONDAY, July 6-Tnere is no vitality in the
Flour mark ct. and prices favor buyers The de-
mapd Is con fined to the wants of the home
cosumers. who purchased few hundred barrels
At 81 1908 so for superhne, S8 50@9 for extras,
SO 5O@l so for common and good North western
extra family, $l0@ll50 for Pennsylvania and
Ohio do. do, and Sl29li for fancy brands. ao-
eording to quality. RIVE Flour is selling at SOC
There is no improvement to notice In the
Wheat market. Sales of 1900 bushels good and
prime red al So 20D2 80. Rye IL selling at 81 9O0
195 per bushel Tor Pennsylvania. Corn is quiet;
sales OF yellow at 81 ll3@l'l4 and 1000 bushels
Western mixed at 81 .l0@I'lL Oats are scarce
and steady; sales at 85@S6c. for Pennsylvania
and 8S@S9c. for Southern.
Bark is in goor demand, with sales OF No.
Quercilron at S66 per ton.
Seeds.-Coverseed comes forward slowly. and
is wanted at S6'60@17. Some holders ask more
Timothy ranges from so 25 to2 rs FIaxseed ts
taken by the crusners al So SO@2S5.
Provisions are quiet, AID Inc tendency or
prices is for lower range. Pork sells at S2S 6O69
20 for mess, S25 for rump, ami S23 for prime
$27 so is asked for city packed Mes Beef
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
Fourth or July ORhu Rhualttss-SutcIdeB-
Movements OF RoVsrdy JOhHsOn.


Movements OF RoVsrdy JOhHsOA.
Specat Despatch 20 The EUenhlg Ts.egrdph.
BALTIMORE July 6-Generally speak Ing, the
incidents, accidents, etc., of the late indepen-
dence anniversary were few and uninteresting
There were some small fires from the roofs OF
the houses catching as a consequence of rockets
and fireworks, but they were unimportant.
A negro named Rufus Sheddle was accIden-
tally shot dead.
Solon Beal, well-known citizen, attempted
to drown himself because of pecuniary diff
cultles.
John McCarty committed suicide by opening
vein In his arm.
Bailey Keys. an old merchant, died.
Mostof the eexoursionists have.returneds SAFELY
Business Is again resumed, and things are
steady,
Reverdy Johnson has accepted an invitation
10 a complimentary entertainment pronered py
his friends in Annapolis on the 2lst instant
He also accepts an invitation to an entertain
ment by his Baltimore friends, and Will sail ON
the LIST OF August for Europe In the steamer
Baltimore OF the Bremen line. 1t is confidently
asserted he would refuse the nomina alton
to the Presidency by the New York Convention
even II offered. He wishes to retire from politl.
cal life with his present high once, aud is deter
mined TO do so.
IT is very hot.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06
THE EUROPEAN MARKETS
wO-DAy's Quotations.

By atlantic Gable.
LONDON, July ga M. - Consols 95A for
money and 95@95A for account; Unitei states
5 Dos, 734@739s; Great Western, 34l5; Erie, 46}s;
Illinois Central, 1919.
FRANKFORT, July GA, M.-United States
6.2Os, M.
LIVERPOOL, July GA. M-Cotton firm and
prices unchanged. The sales TO day will prob
ably reach $4,000 bales. Bresdstutfs quiet. Other
articles unchanged.
LONDON, July 6-P. M.-Oonsols 95 for money
and 9i6@95 for account. United States 500 s,
1879. Illinois Central lO2. Erie, 46lS.
LIVERPOOL, July 6-P. M.-Cotton active and
buoyant. Uplands, 1lM@llN; Orleans, ll1a9
ll5s. Sales 1900 bales. shipments Of cotton
fl ON Bombay, up to the 23d of June, since last
report, 3i 900 bales Corn, 35s. 81. on the spot,
and 36s. to arrive. London refined petroleum
IT, Sd. Spirits of petroleum, ls Linseed oil, 32s.
Sugar firm.
ANTWERP, July 6-P. M.-Petroleum firm o
80 tIancs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06
philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY July 6-Beef Cattle were dull this
week and prices were unsettled ana lower.
About 100 head arrived and sold at 9%@l0l&c.
for extra Pennsylvania and Western steers, So
90 for fair TO good and 647l2c per lb. gross for
com mon, as TO qualify. The following are the
particulars of the sales
1851 owen Smith, Western, $780, gross.
7O A. CbrlsIv Bro, Western, 500, gross.
"a DengIer & McOleese, Western, 6G7, gross
al p McFilIen, Western 8@9%. gross.
100 p Hathaway, Western. SLG9% gross
i24 J. s. X irk, Western, S%0 9%, gloss,
25 McFllen, West eru 9G9M gross.
81, Jas. McFtllen, Western. 8lD9, gross.
go Il 8, McFillen, Western, 9@l0X gross
l27 Ullman Il Bachman, Western, 99l0 gross.
1866, Martin Fuller & Co., Western 500, gross.
l20, Mooney & Smith, Western, 1904 gross.
TO- Chas Mooney a. Bro, Western. 7@D9 gross.
20 H. Chain, Western Pa, 1854, gross.
$50, John Smith q Bro, Western, $4,000, gross.
S. Frank SchOmberg, Western, S@9 gross.
75 Hope d Co., Western, sac gross.
40 Blum a. Co.. Western, 61D7, gross.
2S b. Baldwin. Chester comfy, 7QDS.
49, j. Clemson, Western, S15@9 gross.
TO- d. Branson, Chester county, 1854.
"a Chandler & Alexander, OhesteroO. 900. or,
Az J. Seldonrldge, Lancaster co, l0@l016, gross.
Hogs were dull; 25O0 head sold at the dlnerent
yards at S18@l3'50 per 100 lbs, nett;
Sheep We're dull aud lower; 1000 mead SOLD a.
416G8c. per lb., gross. as to condition.
Cows were unchanged; 200 head sold as S4bGp
6S for Springers, and $60QD76 per head for Cow
and Calf as TO quality,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06

Mr.. Murphy Of New York, from the Commit
on Resolutions. asked permis sion for tho
said committee to sit during the sessions OF the
Convention. Agreed TO.
The Chair appointed Mr.. Bigler of Penn syl-
vania, and Mr. Hammond OF North Carolina,
to condnct the permanent President to the
Chair. Governor Seymour proceeded to the
chair amid great cheering, long continued.
SsymOur's Address.
He brie fly returned thanks for the honor con-
teTred upon him. CounSelled moderation, tole-
ration, and harmony. He said that most of the
important questions were forced upon the con-
sideration of this Convention by the resolu lions
of the late Chicago Convention. He discussed
briefly the Republican platform, accused tnat
party OF violating lie own declarations against
reputation and unequal taxation, and then
asserted solioltude for the soldiers and soldiers
widows and orphans.
He accused the dominant party OF an extra
VACANT wasting OF the public money, tainttng
the national credit, expediting immigration by
overbu deDlng labor with taxation, aud break
Ing down all constitutional guarantees of re.
publican liberty. He denied the assertion of
the Republican Convention that the prtuct ole =
of the Declaration of Independence are now
sacf ed on every inch of American soil, for in
ten States OF the Union military power sup
presses the civil law,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,
The "Glorious Fourth

FORTRESS MONROE, July 4.-The Fourth" at
this place passed Off in q very quiet manner.
AT IL o'clock national salute was fred, and In
the evening very fine display OF fireworks was
elveA under the direction of the Ordnance De-
partment
COURT n artiaI.
A general Courtmartlal has been convened
here by order Of General Grant for the trial of
such cases as may be brought before 1t. The fol.
lowing officers are detailed for that duty:-Bre.
vet Brigadler General j. B. Roberts, President.
Brevet Major @. p. Eakin, Brevet Captain Q. p.
Hszleton, Lieu enants j. Di bach, lst Artil.
iery. A. e. Clark, 81 Artillery, b. F. Ryer, I'd
Artillery, Albion Howe, 4th Artillery, r. d.
Potts, Sd Artillery; Brevet Major ]. b. Camp
bell Judge Advocate.
Naval Movements.
The United Sta'es steamer Ascutney, from
Washington, has just passed up the Roads for
Norfolk, with distinguished party OF visitors
on board.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06

the opinion of the powers and of the politlca,
men In Europe by stating that IN the &C nal
state OF affairs the political horizon is unolcuded
by any menace of war. The Government
the Emperor neglects nothing to maintain q Id
sti engthen the good understanding which has
been SO happily established between all ! o
powers. Ideas Of moderation and of wisdom
facilitate this agreement They are valuable
suxiliaries to tn development Of the general
interests of Europe"
the Pops's Consistory.
On June % the Pope held secret consistory,
at which His Holiness nominated several
Bishops, and afterwards pronounced two allo-
culions. The first of these referred to the pub;
lication Of the bull convoking the General
Council, and the other to religious affairs Ia
Austria. In the latter His Holiness deplored
and condemned as abominable the OWL Mar
risge law, and the other laws depriving the
Church of control over schools, and establish
Ing freedom OF the press and liberty OF con
science. The Pope declared these laws null and
void, censured their authors, approvers, and
executors, praised the conduct OF the Austrian
Bishops IS defenders of the Concordat, and
hoped that the Hungarian prelates would fol-
low their example
Great Cos oHfiagratiOA Ia BromsA.
A disastrous fire occurred In Bremen, June
", and ragged for eight hours. The damage will
exceed $50 600 thalers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06
FINANCE AND OOMMEROE
OFFICE OF THE EvENINs THLRsRAPH.
Monday, IuIy a. 1893 Z

The stock market opened very dull this morn.
ing, and prices we're unsettled. In Government
securiues there was little or nothing doing.
City loans we're in ar dem and The new iosme
sold at 1929, an advance OF 4 aud old do at 90s.
no change.
Railroad shares were inactive. Reading sold
at 4St@49 decline OF 3; Pennsylvanla Rsil-
roao at 624, no change; Cata Wlssa preferred
NJ 29029t, decline of 4; LebIgh Valley at 6a
decline OF /; ana Norrsto WI at 6S5 no change
1898 was bd lor Camden and Amboy SO for North
Pennsy Vanla; Al Tor Elmna preIerred; 28a for
Phladelphla and Ere; ard 48 Tor Northern
Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were firmly
he'd. second ano Third -old at 81, au advance
OF j 81 was bid Tor Tenth aud Eleventh; l6
for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 10 for Heston-
vile: and Al for Union.
Bank shares were IN good demand for in.
vestment at tull prices. Mechanlcs' sold al 81:
and Grad at 81, no change.
Canal shares were dull. ii was bid for SehuyI-
kill Navigation common; zoe for preferred do;
and 2l4 tor Lehlgh NAVIGATION.
The following dVuenls have been declared
by the Companies named:-
Per cent.
Enterprise Insurance Company any.................,..
Bank OF North America ....,,,
Fame 1nsuf ance Company .. 3
PHILADELPHIA STOGk EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven d Bro No. 40 Is. Third street
FlksT BOARD.
saaoS o.. q. do New-Is-iO2k $40 do ....;-2d- 4sl
& & $!s" $saSs EXILE: g. 'n cA's
lSS go sh Buter nG .' Coal ".. "s loo '0'"0eo" Ss%
- The following are tn,s mornings gold and
foreign Quotations. repor ed ny Whelen Bro
thers, Gold, Stock. and Exchange Brokers, No.
9'3OA. Nj. l4oS IL 90 A. M. 14Of
1000 " l4OS ll'64 Z" l4O5
1918 :. l4y4Il2'O0 NJ. 4Oi
1890 " l4Os 1890 z. M l4N
Foreign EXCHANGE on Loudon:-6o days, lIOi
@llO8; davs, ll06MllO4. On Paris:--60 days,
81. l3S@5t. l23: days, ST. lll@05f. 10.
-Messrs. De Haven pro,neI, No. 40 South
Third street, repors the following rates of ex-
@ll84; do. 1852, l12J gil3l; do, 1864, IlOI8
llO2; do, ls66, 1llt0lll3; do. 1865, new. 1885 a
1888; do, 1867: new, 1888 l08E; do, 1868, 1857
@lO9; DO, 6s I0.4Os, 1869 0lO7B. do. 7sOs, June,
pound Interest Notes, ll9l; August, 1865,
ll84@ l1S2 do, September, 1865, 1ls@lbs4; do.
October; ;ooIS,o. 1861, ll7t@lls. Gold, 14oS@i4Os.
--Messrs. William Painter q Co., bankers,
No. 36 S. Third street, report the following
rates OF exchange to-day at IL o'clocK:-
United States IS. 1881, ll90n3t; o. s. 6.2Os,
1l1td1llAi do. july, 1866, lO8l l@DlOSs; do, July.
1867 1888 al0sl 1868, lO8s@lOSS; g., lO-4Os, 1861
@lO7t: o. s. 7'Sos, I'd series, losf@lost; Sd
--Messrs. Jay Cooke q Co. quote Govern.
ment securities, etc.. as folio ~. s. 6s. of
1881, l13@llS4; old 5.20s, l13@13t; new 5.20s,
1854, llOi@ll0s;, DO. 1885, lll@ll14; 5-2Os July,
@I6St; Io-4Os, lO7a 1914; 1905, June, iOsS@
l49; do, July, 1O8l@l 8. Gold, l4e1.
New York Stock Quotataons- II. M.
pav sook 9Y fs T6ipa
~: ana P'sts PM aRa F. + and Il E.0s JGi.
Nj MicS nns sand asfi 4 FIR sP pasfs e. M s. CO.. @
Shi. and \, Y: com 5s Market steady di;1;''''-''|N