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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23
Gov. Holden of North Carolina has issued the

following proclamation. T. -. -. -. 90.
In pursuance OF authority vested IN me by an act
ian act to admit the States OF North Carolina, South
Csrolina Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama and Florida 10
.,esentatiOn I'm congress-" the members elect 10 the
legislature Of North Carolina chosen under ana by a
orItv OF the law OF the United States OF March 66I
ITO 6rovide for the more Efficient government OF the
Rebel states" and the laws supplementary thereto are
hereby notified 10 assemble I'm the city OF Raleigh, on
"wednesday the lst day OF July, Ammo DOmini, 1865
w W HOLDEN, Governor elect OF North Carolina
Rdieigh, June TO- 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23
Burnett's
CoCoAIS MI
A COMPOUND on COCOASUT OIL, &c.
FOR THE Ham.

COMPOUND OF CocoASUT OIL, &C.
For HAIR
established worldwide reputation entirely upon It's merits Its
adaptation greeabene stcr and
together with its eheapne respect
durability bottle unequad by any other prepare
the world No other oils neither pomades alcoholic washes
foreign or domesiic-can compare with asa
HAIR DRgssISG
and promoter the growth Of the hair For sale
BY all Druggists Sent to any address
JosEPH BURNETT & Co., Proph,tou,
No. q CenIalst Boston, and No. 592 Broadway
under Metropolitan HoieD NeW-York
Beears Of fraudulent imiiationsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-The President. to-day
Senate Wm NJ Evss 10 be United states Attorney
General; Jas T. Rohesn Consul at ST. Thomas W toward
Johnson Johnson be Assistant Secretary Of
the United states Legation at London samuel Bateock Collector Of
Internal euue, District Of Connecticut John T. hhod
Collector Of Internal Rev bird District Of Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23
Sp,tial NOtins.

The Grant and CoIfax Club Of the Ninth Ward will
continue add Cream Festival THIS TUESDAY EVEN
ING Washington Market Hall corner Of Bank and washing
Gen HIRAM WALBRlDGB will speak Good music during
the evening.
There will be a meeting OF the Loyal Veteran Grant
at Broadway Of ysecondst,
TUESDAY EVENING June O'clock Members aud all honor
aby discharged soldiers requested 10 be present - .
"'' Gen. A. PLEAS0NTON, President.
Capt CHAs w NELSON Secretaries
NJ W. BLAKEW \ A. -
Union Republican Presidential Campaign Cuba
meeting Executive Committee Of this Club will be held THIS
ussa AFTERNOON June 49, at the Office Of Hon Charles
Spencer No "a Franklin st., at O'clock ISAAC OLIVER
WN DRuMsoSD, 10. Chairman.
ALLAN CooPER,
American Institute TURNER'S Cuba meeting Of the
will be held TODAY (uesiayD 2d inst at o'clock the
rooms In the Empire Building Dr. J. " o. SMITH
will read paper on the Cow" Admission free
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Inyaiids, Travelling Chalrs, $50 $40 each o "a or
out having the the hands prope gps
one having the hands child Of 5yea eSo
uou about nvadS csss order State and
hr eircula sTKPRRH ". SMITH. Ne % WllAatk. nsurah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23

The motion before Judge Ingraham to vacate
the order Of reference TO take Mr. Drews testmoDey
tbe Trie Contempt proceedings that is 10 suspend MI
Drew's examination indefinitely has been denied the
Judge giving the following opinion: ,-
that the examination vas made a. con
don 10 avoid commitment The aiaviis the sane a. an ef pare
AFFIDAVIT 10 be used on hearing Saeh an order may be made FL p
Matlou afraH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23

To the Truss Inventors and Vendors Everywhere.
A. deposits for acceptance within week
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS sgnst equal that bis
mechanical the relief Of RUPTURE
every essential particular the TRussg sold in this city
elsewhere.
made by each party twelve persons badly tured
period be daily examined during
selected by each OF good Standing
prejudice shan be give their observations
writing decide the question Should their opinions
equally divided thea four Of the sir to select unknown to either
party shall be- examining their and hear
ing their Arguments TO give deciding and hnA opinion.
(CopY)
RECEIPT FOR THE DEPOsGr OF THE $4,000
Received bis certified bank check for
f&JO Three Thousand Dollars able order and be
conditions Of The foregoing proposition accepted
deposited with the money any bank which be
pending final result Of this question when Il 10 be
checked Tor Of the party whom be aptged
NeN-lOrk, June 20, 1903
............. THK TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
Internal Rev.: BY NM BARKER
Stamp - Advertisement
Caucrlel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23
Ls tueh hkunthtsi 70 give utti4nt auu HhAA Vfil"-
(CopY)
RECEIPT DEPOsIr $1,000

A FINE OLD MANSION and 300 separate plots
ground will be sold PaInsed " j. "WEDNESDAY,
june o. ~ O'Clock A. J. BLEEcKER SoS Co.. Aucioueers
Maps ami fee TICKETS u No. u Celars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA June 2The Sugar market opened dull; English mer
chants withdrawn their Frogts-uoug doing tx
change United currency scars per cent discount
In gold, u discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23

at this port He. well as Applewhe, claims that he
ashore during the evening The will be sent
on to await the action Of the Florida authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23

resolut
F FhoIpS & SSff Faicu, &! < ggg9RccnaElL
/ NJ 4 ". SHUTE, II. J. BURCHkLL.
D. & E HERBERT COCHRANE 4 SpAULDING.
y y{LS -, EIBL9 6 R RlFREsS'
Owen MoRAS SAM LAWRENCE,
JOHN J TUCKER, noBT HVS0S
AMOS WOODRUFF sH C0OMBS
A. A ASp GIxS;,pp I IoR v q SAaSShS'
JOHN IAiMBEER I'm TnoRP
BLlcELBGE BANrA. cHAs ocoSNoR. ,,,,,
4 4 Ii F wEBBER, van Dol 6ois6S : ARSorr.
oDHLL { AUCKLAND, DISBRow wHlTEFiBD.
W wEILINGT6N j. J. O'BRiBY
J. Io WEB s : S2S WEES KsSsl : BRO.
MERDFELTER FINCKE, + W GaRpNyR'
j0HY MGIHiSs MOORE { BRYANT,
JAMES AM q h ASSHTFFLLS' EwGLD LAPP.
JOHN JOIN p pEsARbsr w; NJ LLOYD,
SAMUEL cocHRAYB, ] w, c. SPEARS,
HENIY bouGHErTY, JOSEPH SCHAEPFLER.
VANDHRBiIT & A, AERMAy, JAMES JUDGE
CHRISTIAN TRIMS. J. J. BuRCHELL
Columbia College, Association of the AIumniTb
1ua meeting Of The % @ for s ss o Il o on TUESDAY,
Aar the Sestps there Will BE- social reunion Of the Alumni
A. VAN DUZER. Glass Of ls53, Secretary
Annual strawberry Festival.
THIRTEENTHST. PRESBl1ERIAE CHURCH.
between SIXTH and Sevenhaves, WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY
EVENINGS, JuDe2i aud IS
OF THE LATEST STYLES. CONSISTING OF
PARLoR DINING ROOM, AND CHAMBER SUITES
AT =. KRUTISAS
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS
Nos % and 80 East Houstonst.
Between Bosery and Second ave-,
Retailing at Manufacturer prices
All goods warranted.
Fine Gold Hunting Case Wntchcs.-Amecan English
Lever sos $50 and 800 each mr sale by G. c. ALLEN,
No AIS Broadway, one door below canslst
knapp's Concentrated Extract of Roots,
FOR MAKING ROOT BEER
The trade the public general called
the preparation for making pleasant healthy
Summer beverage KNAPPS CELEBRATED BEER
put mp cent and - bottles gallon al
s2 making TO- S 200 and 800 gallons Beer For sasbJ
p KNAPP Co. No 81 Hudsonst and by druggists generally,
BaIlOus French Yoke Shirts ready made aud TO order.
wholesale and retail Removed from No 400 TO No 6sl BrodA
POst-0lce NOtice.-rhe Mails Europe vii be dispatched
from this ofee on TUESDAY THURSDAY and ALIkpnni ass
u o'clock and ct Stations aud HES C. and Io
L and +, lilo, and G a. II Q clock a m. IN.
Also on WEDNESDAY, pptce OF the hour o. VI" %
p'''1 a. We 0'N''-' ''' ''' We JAMES KELLY
DR.. Schenck not here e7e Teel, ss.se bag kySRY
OTHER WEEK. His visit will be on IJhoDAl we Sh AZ hh
rooms No % BOndst
If you have the Dyspepsia HEADACHE Dizziiness,
Cosuvenes Piles Oppression ae aus sou & sRpisnN,
PERIsTALTIC IOzENGRs, wall forfeit the price q The he, Sold
Al No Tr,mon, Temple Boston; and CRIITBNT0Ns Medical
Warehouse No. sIhaIs and everywhere Mhei Tor 60 cents
Gents Fashionable Clothing.
Largest Stock IN the Gy no-,,n
Opposite Cooper Institute
Boys Clothing.
largest stock In the CITY
Opposite Cooper Institute
Psauix tant the vii
der stables eOShouss and poultry yards perfectly sssss
vOrat Tr.. prsauR awarded ~ Aassss iss'u4 i1 ansss>
Ne psTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23

Mayor Hoffman reviewed yesterday morning,
in front the city Hail. the " Herman soehue" Ger.
man Society," composed OF 100 lodges and delegation Of
other societies outside 81 the CITY OF NewlOrk 1eser
day was the occasion Of the 2sh anniversary OF the
s,ciey and after being reviewed by the Mayor. they
proceeded 10 suffers Park, where they spent the re-
uauler OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23

Columbia College, Association of the Aumni.-The an
the election Of ocers and
business will be held at the College Library TUESDAY
EVENING. June 80 at 9 o'clock.
the meeting there will be social reunion Of The Alumni
A. s. VAN DUZER. Glass Of 1850, Secretary
Annual strawberry Festival.
THIRTEENTHST PRESBlTEkIAN CHURCH,
Sixth and Seventhaves WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY
24aul2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-23

CASMAN-Ou Monday 2sl inst Daniel eastman aged IS
will be held the residence Of bis brother No 800
Fnha,s Wednesday path inst At o'clock Relatives and
friends respectfully invited.
DOpGE-On the 18th ust Clinton Lieut. william H. Dodge Of
h, Nth n l. Vols John W. and Mary Dodge aged
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
CHICAGO.
Members OF the Council Start for the
Rocky Mountains, &c.

CHICAGO, August 11.-The mem.
bers of the Chicago Common Council
started this afternoon for an exeur-
sion to the Rocky Mountains.
An ordinance appropriating 325, ,000
to aid In the establishment of poly
technic school In Chicago, was passed
by the Common Council last evening.
The Republicans of this city are
making great preparations for Grant
and Colfax demonstration tomorrow
evening.
The proprietors of the Sherman
House gave banquet this evening to
the members of the Scientific Con-
gress.
The machine shop of Mallory &
Co., Elgin, ILL.,, was destroyed by fire
early this morning. Loss $4,000;
insurance about g, 500.
The Marshal of Huntsville, Craw-
ford County, ILL.,, last Friday, accom-
panied by posse, attempted to arrest
a gang of four robbers. The robbers
fred upon them, killing one of the
posse, whereupon the Marshal and
his men rushed upon the scoundrels
and killed all four Of them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. August III.
FLOUR = Firm and In fair demand at
$40 25g1O SO for family.
WHEAT-Quiet; new, S2C92 10, according
to quality; the demand is light.
CoRN-Dun at 9I@92c for ear, and 94995c
for Shelled.
OATs-Steady at 5S955c for Nos. and 2.
RYE-Firm at 81 40 for prime and 81 30
for No. /.
BARLEY In demand at 81 1902 15.
CorroN-(Guiet at 29929ac for mtddllngi
receipts tIifiing; stock reduced to 1,4O0
bales.
ToBAcco-There Is no change; demand
WHIsKY-In demand at Csc, but not to
be had to any extent below zoe In bond )
free sells at 81 25gI 80.
MESS PORK-NOminally unchanged.
LARD-Held at 1870, with small sales !;
most holders not Offering to sell.
BULK MEATS-Quiet but firm at 1212e for
shoulders and 14149I412c for sides; the lat
ter rate asked.
BAcoN-Quet and firm at 131zc for shoul-
ders, I614@l61zc for clear rib sides, and 17g
171zc for clear do; The demand Is of job
bing nature.
HAMS-Sugar- cured IN demand at 2lc for
city; but they arc he'd at 22c.
CHEESE-F Firm at I3Iz0pI5c.
BUTrER-Firm at 35es3Sc.
EGGS-150Sl6c.
LINsEED oH-Advanced to 81 O691 0S; in
demand.
sEEDs--Cioverduna at lsc; timothy, 50 COG
So; fax 81.
LARD OIL-Advaneed TO 81 4069l 4j.
PETROLEUM at 3See35c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
New York Market.
By Telegraph NEW York, August IL.
CoTroN-A shade lower: sales $50 bales a /

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August IL.
CoTroN-A shade lower; sales $50 bales a
291zc tor middling uplands.
FL.OUR-R Receipts 3,2f0 barrels; 5aI0o
lower; sales of 5000 barrels at 81 aOaSS 70
for SupeIfine State and Western; So 6Cd
SO 20 for extra state; SS 709l0 80 for extra
Western; $40 90@l3 20 for white wheat
extra; So 000I3 50 for round hoop Ohio;
slO O0Gsl2 90 for extra st. Louis; Si2 5O6gI4 50
Tor good to choice do; closing quiet.
CORN MEAL-Quiet- 81 f.E#F E.
WHISKY Quiet; sales 100 barrels in bond
WHEAT = Receipts none; rather more
active, but without decided change, with
the demand chiefly for miIiing; sales of
1900 bushels at S2 OF tor No. Spring; 81 Is
az 10 for No; do: Y l2gg2 l252 Tor Nos.
81 50 for choice amber Michigan; 81 90 tOr
new am Ger Tennessee 81 S092 30 for white
California; 81 for soft Spring.
RYE-Firm; sales of LOO bushels new
PennSy lVenia at 81 30.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; sales of 6,000 BUSH
els on private terms.
CoRN-Reeelpts 100 ,3j9 bushels; shade
easier and more active; sales of 26I,000
bushels at 81 l0@l Is for nnsound; 81 lG9
81 IL for sound mixed Western aflOat.
OATS Receipts "a 23l bushels; dull and
heavy; sales of $4,000 bushels at -S2c for
Wes' ern In store; S314@ss31a ahoat
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Firm; sales of GOO bags Rio on
private terms.
sUGAR-Q uiet; sales of 600 hogsheads at
uGs l21zo for Cuba; l2@I2I5c for Porto Rico.
MoIASSES-N ominal.
HOPS Quiet.
PErROLEUM-Firm at I7c for crude, and
341Sc for refined bonded.
PoRK-DuIl and heavy; sales of ,660 bar
rels at SIS 75tg28 80 for new mess, closing at
S28 rs cash; $2S 509z8 75 for old do; s23 OO@
s23 so for prime; S2l 00924 ~ for prime
mess.
BEEF-steady; sales of $50 bbls at SIS OO@
$40 90; so bbls new plain mess at $40 5Oa
S25 rs Tierce Beef nomi nal; S2I 00,g33 20
for prime mess; s30d36 90 for India mess.
81 eff Hams dull at S26 0)GL32 so.
CUT MEATS-Scarce and firm; sales of
ISj packages at I3Ql l354c for shoulders; l69
lg5&c for hams; IniddIes quiet and steady.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales of 500
tierces at IS9lSz5c, chiefly at lS5s91Szsc for
steam.
BUrTER-QuIet and firm Ohio at 25933c /;
State 30a40c.
CHEESE at I2G17c.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool lower.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
SARATOGA.
The Races.

SARATOGA, August 11.-The fol-
lowing is a report of the sixth and
last race: The first was hurdle race
for all ages, miles over s hurdles 81
feet high; $500 to winner; 800 to
the I'd horse of three or more. Race
won by Lobelia; Starlight, I'd; Eagle,
3D.; Tycoon, 4th-time, 3:5Sl.
The following was the pool betting:
Lobelia, $400, 2 to l against the field !;
Starlight, $40; Eagle, $S5; Tycoon,
800.
The second race was dash OF four
miles for all ages; purse $1,000. The
race was won by James A. Connelly's
Pat Maloy; I'd, Plantagenet.
The following was the pool betting:
Connolly $3.50; Pat. Maloy and Plan
tagenet, both $50; time, / :58l, l :534,
:514, 1914; total Z :38; track slow;
very fast time.
The third race was a dash of Il
miles; purse 5000; after entrance D
per cent. was added. The race was
won easily by Sleety; Wiley I'd +;
Clara Clarita Sd; Lizzie Rogers 4th
Aburea 9Th; time 2:504 The follow
ing is the pool betting: Sleety $500,
Wiley $50; Clara Clarita $40; Liz
$120.
The fourth race, half mile dash
was won by Meldon's Jubal, with the
greatest ease, in 53a, beating Bevin's
Annie Workman. :
There were heavy showers durine
the last three races, but the attend.
ance was immense. 1t was the mos
successful day of the meeting.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
If EegrOcs De feat us!

The present year is the greatest In
the history Of America-it will bring
peace or war-union or disunion. If
the Democratic party, being the party
Of the people. Is not robbed by bayo-
nets and black votes Of the victory
their majority Of votes will entitle it
to-if we are defeated by negro votes,
let every State declare for independ-
enee, and refuse to bow to a central-
lied power in antagOnism to the
people, and at war with States and
their rights under the Constitution.
The West Is able to sustain this
move, aud able to protect the South
from Northern aggression. The States
themselves oppose negro suffrage, yet
their representatives In Congress
force the eOWardly, beastly, damna-
BILE humiliation aud blight to enter
prise on the people of the South.
We tell you plainly, if we are de-
feated by the negro votes of the
South, there will be another war
sooner than you think for The
tion and if forced to, can each ma n
tain separate maintenance, and then
good bye to illes al enactments in the
DAdIG Vi laws, duu ldIGWOIA W JOul
aristocracy. Take your choice white
supremacy or another war.-LG Crosse
DtmOcTat.
When these threats, made only by
such cravens a the editor of the
Democrat-who, during the war, took
precious care to keep his carcass out
of harms Way-they would be dis
missed with a smile of derision and
contempt; hut when men whose
hands have been red with the blood
of patriotic soldiers, repeat them
they are worth heedisg. We appre'
hend, however, when the South ascer
tains the little dependence that car
be placed IN their Northern allies o.
the PoMERDY stripe, when blows takt
the place of blowing, they will hesi-
tate before trying another contest o
arms.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
st. LOuls Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, August IL.
ToBACCo-Steady, with a home demand
II HEMP~sfeady; sales at sI50al6J for un-
dressed.
FLoUR-In better demand for medium
and low grades; choice and fancy brands
are held above buyers views; sales of SUI
perfine at So 25@6 so; extra 81 5099S; double
extra S. 509l0; choice and fancy sll SOC
SI2 IS.
WHEAT-Bestar g3Pdes of Fall have de-
cliued 3Gs5c ansf ie.r and medium 54l0c I:
sales ofchoice rsa ssn13 white at 81 3OG2 IS !;
prime to strictly prime 81 0592 l0i choice
No. l Spring 81 6OS5i 50.
CoRN-Flrmer and advancing; mixed
92c; white 95996c.
OATs-Higher; sales at 52a56c for COM
mon to choice.
RYE-Firm at 81 20gI q.
PoRR-Steady at so 5O9:D.
BULK MEATS-NOtbing NJ doing.
BACoN--Has good jobbing trade; sales
of city clear sides at l74@l713c: shoulders
f3Gl315c; Sugar-cured canVasSed hams l9c.
LARD-Firm at l91%Ga10c.
WHIsKY-Firm at 81 S79I a1zs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
Eate News Items.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
1855.
One case of eholera was reported in New
York, on the 10th tnst
Several steers received in Providence, II.
l., from Albany, on Wednesday, had died
of the Texas cattle disease.
The Convention of the st. Johns Baptist
Societies Of the United States, which last
year was held in Troy, is this year to be
held in Springfield, Mass, on the 18th and
10th of October.
A man named Joseph Hsde assaulted a
woman, on the 10th, named Cullen, in
BROOKLYN. she having a babe in her arms
at the time. The babe was so badly in
jured that it died, and Hade has been held
for rial.
The President has appointed Geo. w.
Colby Collector of Internal Revenue for
the Second District ol Alabama, vice Mr..
Andrews resigned. This is the first APP
pOintment of that kind since the adjourn
ment of Congress.
Hugh McElroy and Patrick McElroy,
bro hers, became involved in a quarrel, in
Brooklyn, N. Y, on Sunday night last,
wuen the former str ick the latter across
the face with a smoothing iron, knocking
destroying one of his eyes.
It is understood that Colonel Dean, OF
Governor Warmouth's staff, was assured
by both the President and Secretary of
War that the instructions to Gen. Buchan-
an, a copy of which was furnished % him,
was intended and expected TO cover the
grounds presented by his chief and the
Legislature of Louisiana.
n ,,,rofg,,r-
Virginia, on the evening of the 18th, a ne
gro disturbed she meeting which was be
ing addressed by General ould. The white
men made rush for the negro, and quite
row occurred, in wh.ch one or two white
m We're slightly, and two or three ne
gIOes mOrtaily, wounded. 1t proved to be
quite q serious affair.
\ New York dispatch, of date of the
Ilth, says: James Watts was arrested yes
terday on the charge of running down a
row boat with his vessel near the ChristO-
pher Street slip, by which n man named
james Gordon was killed.
a Boston dispatch dated the nth says
Minister Burlingame and the Chinese Em-
bassy viii arrive here on the 20th. They
will be escorted ipto the oity by the Fir {
Brigade, ard viii be received by Governor
BullO K and Mayor SchutliR A grand
banquet VIII be given in their honor on
the evening Cf the 2lst, by the merchants
of this city. They Will visit Lowell, Law
renee, ana other manufacturing cities in
this vicinity, and viii inspect the harbor
and its defeuces.
Ia New York, on the 10th inst, at a mass
meeting of the bTieklayers, resolution
was passed appointing a committee to
confer with the master masons, upon a
compromise relative to certain rules of the
Union. Some of the men declared there
could be no compromise on the eight hour
question, whatever might be done in re-
spect 90 permitting masters to have more
than two apprentices. Nevertheless, 1t
was evident that a majority of the mem
bers present We're anxious to have the
matter settled some way.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Aug. IL.
FLoUR-Quiet at IS 62169lO 25 for Spring
extra.
WHzAT-Unchanged; sales of No. l at
81 s5gI So, and 81 75t9l rs for No. 2, closing
at 81 %, cash, and 81 20, seller, the month,
for No-2; market unchanged since Noon
Board.
y CORN Flrmer and 214921lc higher: sales
of No. at 81 0l@l OF, and No. 2 at 9S18c9
81 90, and rejected at 92995c, closing at
81 0I491 OH for No.1.
OATs- Moderately active and steady;
sales at 81 @571ac, closing at 5795714c.
RYE-In better demand, but irregular;
sales of No. ] at 81 43.
BARLEY-In fair request; sales of No. 2
in store at 81 67199l 20, and sellers, Sep
tember, at 81 80.
HTGHwINEs-Held at 759S0c for bonded.
PRoYISIoNS-Are inactive and nominal.
Mess Pork S29 90 @ % so. Sweet picked
hams I69l712c; dry saIted shoulders l214 q
121zc, loose.
IARD-l7s491Sc for steam-rendered.
FREIGHTs-Active, firmer, and a shade
hteher.
BEEF CArTLE-Quiet,with prices in favor
of buVers
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

ALBANY, August 11.-Since last
nights reports, between twenty and
thirty Illinois cattle out of three or
four thousand head have died at the
East Albany yards Of the Texas wood
tick disease. The work Of the insect
seems to be confined thus to Illinois
stock. Droves from that State are
very generally Stunned, and few, or
none of them are bought without a
guarantee from the owners of their
perfect health. Choice extra Ken
lucky and Ohio steers command 90
Ole; medium and lower grades have
fallen off 4c since yesterday, and two
or three thousand head remain un-
sold. No change in the sheep or hog
trade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Aug |.
ToBAcCo-Sales of 100 hogsheads OF leaf
tobacco at full rates, including Oven
County cutting leaf at 81 20.
FLOUR-Superfine Sc 500s7 90.
WHEAT-NeW 81 10.
CORN--BuiK 4794Sc.
Nj ESS PoRK-329 20.
LARD--lS54@l9c.
BACON Shoulders at lie: clear ribbed
sides lie; clear sides l71%c
sides l615c.
WHISKY Free 81 25asI 30.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
New York Gold and stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August IL.
MoNEY-AbuDdant, and very easy, at 3a
per cent. on cali.
STERLINa-DulI, at 915@9N.
GOLD-Actlve; opened at l46: fell to 1455< !;
advanced to 1465@, and closed at 146(aI46I
bears covered their shorts. Exports to-day.
1856, 900.
GovERNDTENTS-Wh opened lower, re-
covered the decline this afternoon under
purchases by foreigners, and closed firm
Coupons OF 1881, ll5L@Il554; do. '62,
1l454glll1s; do. '64, IlOs49lI05s do. '65, lI21s
do. 'cS l09Slo91s; I0-40s, 1095s9lO91s. A r1-
NOR says that a large lot OF new 65s have
been quietly shipped to Euro pc during the