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The New York herald., 1869-03-27

A FINE TERRITORIAL jon SPomED--In
the indefinite postponement, by the Territorial
Committee of the House Of Representatives.
Of the proposition for Territorial government
for Alaska Here is q loss to the place hun
ters Of half million year or more, but
saving Of so much TO the Treasury. A military
governor, with q squad Of marines and .
steamboat, will answer for Alaska for year or
two.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

THE FAT OFFICES OF New YoRK--SLATEs
BRoKEN.-The fat offices Of Collector Of this
port, Surveyor, and Naval Officer, have been
awarded to Moses II. Grinnell, Alonzo B. Cor
nell, and General Merritt, much, we fear, to
the disgust Of the loyal leaguers and the
orthodox republican clubs and cliques Of this
city. Their states are broken-their candi-
dates are left out in the cold and Greeley.
Dana, Spencer, Hutchins, and others Of their
school too numerous TO mention, are fitting
about like lost chickens. We fear that to
Greeley and Dana the glory Of Grants admin
istration Is gone, or is fast fading away.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-HUaPrY DuMPrr
WITH NEW FEATURES. Matinee at Ia
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-TnE SEVEN DwARFs;
OR, HARLEQUIN AND THE " oRLD OF WONDERS Matinee
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-Mainee at IN
CAMILLE. Eycnins-HiDDEN HAND.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

for . text. He proposes to operate by awak-
ening sensibilities as to the national honor.
Studying the case out he discovers that il
would be very shabby on our part not to pay.
He is satisfied that morally we have bought
the islands, and shall be wanting in mercantile
probity if we do not come down with the dust
This is pretty argument for the Danes and
is presented with ingenious circumstances.
Somebody has been clumsy enough, however,
to say that these are not Parton's own
opinions and that he is in the Danish pay.
This has given Parton chance to annihilate
the slanderer by fat denial of the charge.
He says he is not in the Danish -pay, and we
believe it. We may say that we are con-
vinced Of it. These things are never done In
that vulgar, utterly indelicate way. It il
quite otherwise. Parton holds these opinions
and urges them at his utmost force-just az
the Bohemians did under Walker. They hold
any opinions that pay; but if his arguments
have an efect-if the sale is completed and
the money is paid-the Minister will naturally
wonder what 1t was that changed the Ameri-
can mind. He will thus have brought TO his
notice Parton's pamphlet and Parton's name.
and in the ardor Of gratitude and the warmth
Of his admiration for Parton's style he will at
once send to that incorruptible writer gold
certificate for twenty-five thousand dollars,
begging him not to be insulted by the pittance.
Parton, who will at the time be writing an
article for the North american Reuiew In
abuse Of New York city at two dollars page,
will thrust temptation aside by locking the
certificate in his strong box.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

BRoUGHAM's THEATRE, Twenty-fourth st.-PERFEo-
TIoa-MUoH ADO ABOUT A MERCHANT OF VENICE
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

BOOTHS THEATRE. 2sd ST., between 5h and 9Th avs
Matinee-RoMEo AND JULIET. Evening-MARELE HEART
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18Th street,
Matinee at 2.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

GERMAN STADT THEATRE. Noe. IS and ~ Bowery.-
n KoENIG's LIEUTESAsT-EISI PARrIR PIoUEI
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

NEW YORK CIRCUS Fourteenth stree.-EouFsr RIAr
AND GYMNAsTIo ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at 2Y
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

NIBLOs GARDEN, Broadway.-THg BuRLEsouE Ex-
RAyAGANZA OF THE FORTY THIEVES. Matinee at =.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

srEINwAY HALL Fourteenth ssree--THE DAVENPORT
BROTHERS
HO0LEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooslyn.-Hoor EY's
kINsTEELs-TuE HAUNTED WIG MAKER, &c. Matinee.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SIS Broadway.-
SCIENCE AND ART.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth sreet--ITALIA
DI,soLo. Eyenlng-LA PROPHET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
Giip 9ruptrtp 10 Ytt.

OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
" .nee Company about Offices sos Brosd
offer let b, Offices 29l Broadway
corner Of Read.st Apply on the premises
ITO LET, No. 215 Church -st.-New STORE
and BASEMENT 2SI75 feet Also aHo SO Pesrlst FRONT
OFPICR 1Ia feet Also full SECOND LOFT ?S6 feet well hehe
without power Ao FOR SALE TO LET for yard purposes
LOTS West Sixty egbtbsL, adjoining Hudson River kasAG
Apply at No. S42 PearlsA.tO ALBXANDBk MUM.
UN0 LET-The drawing Groom floor of the
30 place With kitchen and superior
accommodations for Housekeeping Terms reasonable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 90, 1862
Smussnfmis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vT'IIEATRE -PAREPA-ROSA.
Il gRAsD ENGLISH OftRA -.
CARL R0sA NESS PFsVnsor. ,rd Directors
- Dh Last .s.l bat on. SeJ:ai Opera sight
MONDAY, sRrTEnBER 30
'''' night ' rs 'I scsssss '' ciSi ''' l
b ,legpt appointments and possIfu "a. iseuans Ms',r.
SOLO Miss FANNY sTOtkTOx
and Mae. PARBPA ROSA . airline -.
TEspAY second .pp.sancs Of The youhf aud Ssa praa
Ms. R6ss nERsEk IN SosSAMnglA
WEDNESDAY srt hms, NhR:TANA
OPERA NIGHTS Mondar TuesaJ wedSeisJ Friday and sA'uF
~ GRAND GALA nArISEE
Prices - nsnaL seats can be seenci ne wfa safans
shnsr O Broadway the Fsosh 1hs"'r aud at ~
Broadway
DAREPA ROSA AT STEINWAY HALL.
i GRAND CONCERT on SUNDAY kvkNlNG SEPT ~, .
Eors BENEFIT Oft WIDOWS and ORPHANS ohs ANoSpALf
PAREPA ROSA ENGLISH OPkRA,
Mr. Senv having lnd' soBssnd 10 's the use Of TIE Hal
this ocosron
ROOTHs THEATER.
~ Tseny third IT ts,.seu Fnh aod Ar'h ses
MISS bATEMSs
MONDAY EVENING sRpT 90
AND EVERY EvEsikG EXCEPT SATURDAY,
Ia Der great and original character Of
Supported by -
M" o'o"'' Nm ffnEo HAMILTON
aud tt. .stirs stoes compasr
FIRST LRAH MATINEE
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER EIn AT
SATURDAY EyBSIs0
EHOCH ARDEN
Principal harse. represented br MISS FANNY MIGRANT MISS
BLANCHE DB BAR, aud MR. THO. HAMILTON 49,,
Seat. secured III ds. 10 advance at N. Of s Tes
Branch reAstOee at ih' hu"e store Of D'o 70 ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
Huthin,rp.
Clubbing CARDS. &r.

at WIN. EyERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fulton
~ q, steam Job aud Libogsphe Poser Pre-" rnnh "elH'
no connection vith any other store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Tralns leave
II Il ThrliethIt Depot ss iolo~s
N Way Train for Albsuy
ga m Buffalo Express, Drawing room carr attached
1880 H., Northern aud Western Eipfe, Dh~ofToom cam
ii N Special Chicago Express through IN 70 AoSra Elegant
Ora ring room attached
On M Montreal EIpres, Drawing room care si,s'bed III,
$50 Pacific Express With Sleeping eA hfossh 70 0he'fo "
II p NJ Might RIpr.n Sleeping cars attached
1902. ~ Hudson Train
D. N Poeghkeepsie TTAiD (SnhdAyi 3 A nj
lO'a m ais. and .. N. Psesskl Ifshs
40 and m, Sing Sing Trans -
yorSsn Tan. J. NJ. ToUCkY, supt
AuF 1863.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
~ ROAD


~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1863
p.s,s ststop 10 EsuYort Of Twenty ana
's'-'-s" Psur,h.a Entrance 'L~tnty stys1ihtt
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
Tor Haven and Bridgeport (ELl 1850 nj Hl' (HIh'
rtl 3i5 $50 $50 snd8 tEID ia
JOr Milford s,tod FsItsd Southport and ws'pors liz"
M oI ssr..a, T. siEIp sn:NI n, i';s Rr) , RI o."
go ~ No.. ~ iG,Ss M SIS $50, $50 ,Sds;Nsm
Tor stanford, :, (EIl O. ll:0 o. i1;l' ,' ' Vs."
'S "a, o..n,ih 10 ii3o N 2s 1855, s;S' e;' H's
c,...., AVID .ts stations a1 o. ll:oA nian
a.Is AS $50 go 1;ls and sSo P n,.,ss
S'''~' Wv - CONNECTING TRAinh
Tor Bo,tou Vi. Springfield, q m iEL D sshb'p
No, Bs,,op via Shore Line 25 lbr bp,nn;,k a,xntn
ys s nsrs ,ad RIVER kso.d IA I'll 1s u " h'''r'
up 10. 20 Eorthsmptcn p.,lm R.lraA q Z N. l1w
.vLo.dsu and s,shbFses Railroad 81 r.
VI, Canal Rsiro,d, q n, aud 800 p "h'~'o"h~
Var Hou,afonie Railroad, Ga N aha1 maanu ... ....
Yer HsurAusk Railroad Ca tELb ts .,A an and
D.nbury Railroad T. m g. D.,t.,,
", n' u s S sl,a.d IA I7.Is 49, and sDpn
copuodos ssspbf Cars ssses HOYr Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20

NEW JERSEY RAILRoADmFROMF FOOT OF
N coURTLkEDT sT-fr @ a. wa h.h.ns'O0
Pm no, m 1880 D 8 NJ. p n no p. n IL night
1 R.i,jmoTs ana W. hbgton-8:~ m. 1880 H. s~' ~
s r sonth and South wui--S:Io n. $40 "a
FVI A l2:J0 % o. NJ y pm new"
fVis m ysp, brsugn Cincinnati and chicago With bu. one
hns silver Palace Sleeping Cars on m van run ieIouge 70
change daily Saturday eIespisd and on
nm ~. NJ vain This the only Dss RAINING through ear, to
Chicago 10 20 souI' w. JACKSON Genera. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD 0r in i..,. -.
- IsLAHD-0n sDd sn.I sept Is TIE W Mali and pa.,sa
Roosevelt Ferries hIIo"s E.pr..s 70 P,es
Pstebogue 10 for Msrrct 3V s.,d,y, ,b,,ush
ogue $50 Accommodates fer Lspi Oh s.anyb 70 ip An
Psiehofua go herriet Saturdays s,,b,y r~reus
sns Valley Stream for Roeis~U WHIT sspt
lms tables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
summ.r Sttrtats.

THE BIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT.
recently completed 10 this house renoe al
Hotel The Dining Hall 70 unsurpassed o ere
xspee furnished Geutemens Ptror and bharu ROOM
uBequaleo 10 their appointments oy any IN tet "esh -
The present reputation Of toe house suhtn gnsuiee % 90
min, will he 10 home for apd while
cur charges win remain Of hrsten house In the
~"' A. b. TABER ProphstoE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves Jane

IL slip;
a. M Mall train for Gresnpot
Eouhpon
3:J m, Greenpot BIprsss
IOp for RosB Gea Cove Locust valley Huuungop, North
500 M ior Royn Glen Cove LoeOH valley HustHrOr and
HOiihpou
~ Ssg IIsrbor East and Long Apd Railroad
T,s, cav, 500 and $50 Fare through 70 Bag
Harbor 81 -, . ,,.---.,..a ed. ,,.t,. u,
R.p Glen Cove valley. Huntingdon AID herihport cave,
nesin; y p.Int a. "a and D. m d. BARTON. supL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
FOR LONG BRANCH,

pRp BAsK BRrCKsBURG MANCHESTER TOMS h''HA "
h, Rsnt.n and Delaware Bay Railroad o, sot A. D,s..
daily hs., sond.y, .sespt'd lss,s re- 80 M ,ouehns
10, passengers ooly Per No foot ef Reeorh "'"p
sOIs,ss i.'T i.i as'' Branch u" ssSbYS G.p. A'D'ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
Country 9ruptrtg 90 Stt.

NOTICE TO GARDENERS. = GARDEN
IN LANDS RENT NewJersey within four miles Of New ioIk
stS in quantities Newark
EeNIok the soil Tob and kind Of vegetables
an grsis eGn be raised BY culture. Inquire Of
PISB Co. ~ and 90 BrOsdst or % Bridget New York
TTSO LET or FOR SALE-French-r HOUSE;
Il gas and water completes rent SIS m6Ste No UiAhPAes
C0ttagest, Five Corners, Hudson City =
VONKERS-Several unfinished and two fur
nshei Houses to Let cheap Apply fOGAn Agent S7sstf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
BROOKLYN Slrup,rtp 90 Ytt.

rNO FLORISTS or GARDENERS.-TO let or
lease Of choice GROUND With forcing hous
pipes throughout Apply to A. SUfDAh bVer
greeB-ave aud WOodbiDest, Eighteenth Ward. Brooklyh
ITO LET-FURNISHED, on Brooklyn Heights,
within minutes walk Of Wal Perry, +Soy English basement
D~ehDg with all the modern Improvements Rent
family Owner living In Europe Apply 70
A. b. DAVENPORT Agent No ISL MonaEuest Brook!p n 4
no LET OR FOR SALE-an elegantly fur
niabed BROWN STONE HOUSE leading 10 Brook
Ign. NJ A. rutland Co, No Beekmau-st' n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
NI0RRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi nrLtMARE LACKAWANNA. AND WESTERN AILkoAs

EewYok foot o. aud foot ChphsTs
SUNMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY NAV 10 Isos
ga NJ MAIL TRAIN connecting DsbVIs -th Boonion bh.n
Waterloo With X X
dover Newton Washington with the d. h. and ioi mx
Great Bend and all points on tr L.et
lvs1a Boomtbng and Delaware and Hudson Kos h,oh
L.hb and Su,quhsbba for Bethlehem, Allentown hASeh
IIso N LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS sopsAi N..nf horht
Warrington Phpsbug ard Ea'toni ron
psc, Al Philpsbufe with Bel Del K for Bssd k tne
with L. r. for Bethlehem AHsh'o'h "Au'H 'H' %
WlkstbarTe. -,,,ovse =, n
n n for Strcudburg and Sorspspi al Dover
With Chester r. r.; and at wateIloo With SneI n ,,
G1aSs ~ ,nSI3O o. to SUMMIT and intermediate fttnons
$50 7O 30 and l;+O .Be D. 80 80 s;S Wv s~
iI5p m % SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate .iAtors
ii:4O a NJ o and $50 ,. n, to hORHlsTo"N AnO 'h"
"t siSr NJ MoRRIsTowE EXPRESS
Toy NEWARK Al 100 1870 $780, $50 1920 u Ilg I:Wh
a $3.50 $40 $50 $50. 5O SR 6;lo w. 80 Vs. anu
n - uosrcI AIR =, 10 ll;OO m q
Fo 6 biU m sCHoCH, Assistant Superintendent
. UtsKr p. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
Boarb ann Sooms.

A FAMILY occupying q first-class House,
~ No 2S1 West Poureeuthsi Rooms RENT with
BOARD family, or party Of gentlemen.
DOARD.-Second and third FLOORS to LEI,
furnished superior accommodations aso oaeA
room private table II desred location brat class IN F0r
ninth. ST second door east Of haditOpaVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
xottls.
Gttnrslons.
Is. .i Gttnrsicns.
HETJcUTFITI EXCURSIONS to the SEA
DSIDE at LONG BRANCH, BY steamer NEVbRsINh az N
s, Sundays excepted from Pier No 81 foot Of DaAnt1 F" ~
Al Long Branch getting back TO the city Al ), p N
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Combination BIeursOp all principal points Ke"fO'i
xRpa b Cspsda, and Lab. Superior Region embracing many
, and attractive routes and great variety Of SHORT and CHEAP
s,eurOns well lOrg and extensive tours " very "O' raves
.p now be obtained The Of the ERIE RIwAI Nos al and
s7 Broadway No s RsoD BrOOipi DtpOs foot Of Twenty
md Zoo, AZ St Doek Depot Jerssy City
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07
1I0yETARY Q C0NMERCIAL
zom York HarKel.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. August 6.
CoTToN- Firm; sales OF 800 bales at S31ae
for middiiDg uplands.
FLoUR-Recefpts 9,l48 barrels. Flour 20
9l5c lower, with more doing fol export. at
9 decline; sales of I2.4 100 barrels at s. e00
- 70 for superhae State and Western, So 50
az 10 lof extra tate, IS SOL 20 for extra
w esterB, 81 25@7 so for whffe-wheat extra,
So 7547 so for round hoop Ohio, 81 00d8 %
Tor extra st. Lou S, s. 00GlO so for good to
choice do; included in the sales weF 6.5e0
barrels extra state, for export, at. So goa
81 90. Rye Flour quiet; sales OF 200 barrels
at a 65g6 Is. Cornmeal very firm sales
l50baTTe' s Brandywine at So D.
WHISKY FiTmer; sales go barrels West
ern az 81 l0gl II, free; the latter price an
v HEAT-Receipts 1901 bushels. Wheat
is heavy, and Spring 2G3c lower; sales OF
5000 bushels at 81 53t9l GO for No. Spring,
al 669 661S for aHnber Ohio, and 81 70 for
white Western; included III the sales were
5VO,O0O bushels new amber Tennessee. de-
IEeraDle on or be ore 18th inst, al 81 Is.
BARLEY-NOminal.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
Sc better; sales 5000 bushels at S5cGs1 Os for
uns0unu new mixed Western 81 l0al Il
for sou. do; 81 " for gin dried.
OATS-Recetpfs 1880 bushels: market 1c
better: sales 81, 600 bushels at S01&c for West
ern afiCat; Sic for State afioat; 72g75c Tor
| new Southern; 73c for Jersey new.
| RICE-Active; sales 65 tierces Carolina at
CoFFEE- Quiet.
II 1DGARESletluYs sales fOU nO2SueaQS AT
F1t140l254c for Cuba; 124GlZs4c for Porto
| Rico; 800 boxes Havana At l21Sg13c. #a
| MoLASsEs-Dun; sales 60 hogsheads Mes
| covado at SIC.
| HoPs-steady at lOgi5c for American.
/ fETRoLKUM--F'IFn al l7Gl714c Tor crude
/ l321zc for Fefned.s 49, - s# NE Fl
/ OIL-Linseed oil steady at s9e9Sl.
TURPEHTINE-Spirit tirmer at 4215943c
| PoRK-Quiet and a shade frmer; sales
/ of 5OO barrels at S33 1898 81 for new mess
$50 IS for old do, s27 50g28 50 for prime,
| and SS0930 so for prime mess; also 2ot
Il barrels Of new mess, buyers August 4 ~
iA5BEEF-Steady sales of 20 barrels at SS9
SIG 90 for plain mess, and S12lgiS 90 for new
| extra mess. TieTce beef heavy and irregu-
| lar at SiSG24 co for prime mess, and s24a
| $50 for India mess Beef hams quiet and
4 steady; sales of 100 bbis. at S26G31 CO..
| CUT d EATS-Firm; sales OF l25 packages
Il at 135<tJi5c for shoulders, and I79lSc 1OI
Mans Mfddles i1rms sales OF lis boxes ol
fce-cured at l6129lG5se-
9 LAARp7zQuiet and a lghede firmer; sales
Of $40 tierces at El7esl 1879 for steam, and
/ 209201sc for keftie rendered; also, %.
tierces Of steam, buyers August, at &c.
BUTTER Steady at l6@3le for Ohm, and
A sl6(686c for stale.
/ ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 1lGJ Ice. =
"A tFRELGHTs 10 LTy ERPOoIs--E asief; ship
me1ts OF 2, 90 bushels. wheat per steamer
al S1z965zd, and 4.7e0 barrels OF -four al
Is 9d9ls 1919 per. saii, and q Cd pei
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07

b Telegraph CHICAGO, August 6.
EAsrE an ExCHANGE ---FIrn. LILO on, buy
1Dg. pay; l-lO pregatuEns selling.
FLOUR-QoletS IS 50g5 IS for Spring ex-
ira. 49, fT'l--* So
WHEAT--l1 udets No. 4 frmer; sales at
81 43, closing unchapged; No. 2 declined In
l4c; sales At 81 35QgE Boz. closing with buy
eFs at 81 3D. and sellers at 81 So rms after
noon the market was steady at 81 "a on
sellers August.
tCoRN-FlrTn, and bu0yant, and 3d3J<c
higher; sales of No. z at 90g9g21zc; rejected
at S31<@S51zc.; no. Grade at 79@s52c, closing
strong at 921zc. for No. 2. TINS afternoon
the market was Arm az 5I1Sa &c. for No. 2,
on sellers August.-1 3 - .,.. =,
oATs-lq2c. loweri sales of No. Eat 500
CSC. closing at 5595ec. p afe
RYE-IE fair demand; No. 2 advanced
I92c; rejected, 2a3c. higher: sales OF II o. 2
at 94G96c. and re- eeted &C S3aS5c, closing at
95c. for No z, and sellers AZ 91c.
BARLEY--No quiet and nomt nal; 81 3o8
1f3I I'm store; reJected excited and 597c
higher; sales at 756B7c.
HIGHwnSEs-e1ui Il 049l 04%.
SUGAR-l3tz9l414o. for common to prime
Cuba. E7E#R tE sl
PRovIsI0Ns-I Dactiye, bet firm; 823 759
"a 90 for Mess Pork; l65zGlgc. tor Winter,
and ls1z9lekc. for steam Lard; $40 lac.
for dry sailed shoulders; l75k@l714c. for
sweet, Picked Hams. Hl--.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07
The Eclipse To-Day.


We presume our readers will be on
the lookout to-day for the great
eclipse. On our second page We print
an article by Colonel CARRINGToN, of
the United States Army, which is, so
Ear as we know, both learned and sci
entifc. Prof. TINGLEY, of Asbury
University, tells us what we must
look for, as follows:
During the total eclipse, attention
should be given to the following phe-
nomena:
1. The corona, its extent and
boundary. s8 rs1 za NAME
2. The rose colored protuberanecs,
their form and position. ma8qgag 80
3. Their changes Of size, form, or
color. l4E3I I'd $50 .ssslls. /.
4. Whether any stars become visi-
bic, and their color. = 81 Ga =
Immediately before end after the
total observation. look for lo goa
/. The formation of Bailey's beads,
the apparent breaking up of the mar
row crescent into fragments.
?. The approach of the moons
shadow (from the northwest) as seen
by the rapid darkening of the land
scape. This phenomena can be OBJ
served satisfactorily only from the
SUBMITS of hills or from the tops Of
high buildings, affording an extended
landscape. zsE .s
3. The flight Of the shadow towards
the southeast Immediately after the
total eclipse. Br
4. The reappearance of Bailey's
beads.
5. Flashes of light just as tbs sun
disappears and again as it reappears
or just before.
During the l0A9le progress of the
eclipse, observe
L. The fading of the light, the color
of the sky, clouds and landscape.
2. Peculiar appearances of tie moon
and thai portion of the sun imme-
diately bordering upon the moon.
g. Meteorological phenomena: The
| temperature of the atmosphere, the
force and direction of the winds, the
amount of the clouds and the direc-
| ton of their motion.
4. The effect of the eclipse upon
animals, birds, flowers, &c.
For some of these observations, a
spy-glass wills be found serviceable,
if mounted upon fixed support, and
used with colored or smoked glass
screens interpOsed until total obscura-
ton. During the total eclipse, of
course the screens will be worse than
useless, either with or without the
/ telescope. In order to make the
above observations al valuable to sci
enee as possible, there should te a
division of labor, and understand
i'g among the observers as to what
particular duties they viii BE- expect
ed to perform.
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NeR Orieane MaFket.

By TeIegraph.f NEW ORLEANS. aug ., =
CorroN- Sales to day, SO bales t |esKs l.
T2 az 9f baIssi exports Of week, 20 Liver
pool I9e5 b5ies soas I IsEisi 20 e 85is
low Kidding 3f@iIl1sc'
COLD-l35-
" Ri5tkca4FG g--New York sight at par974o
- FLoUR--I.qtg grades scarce: srperlne
* fae5sS5 75R XXX SIS 40d6 So; XXXss3 cad rs.
CoRN- 81 ~ for white.
OATs-67c.
BRAN-sf CO.
HAY-s29a3l 90 for prime.
PoRK--ES5 90.
BAcoE- H5etafline. az ice for shoulders.
and l91%Gl954c for sides.
LAR0-I95<920t5c for tierce, and 22G23o
for keg.
a-UGAR AND MoIAssEs-Nominal.
, 8WHIsKY-Sl Is.
COFFEE Dnll.
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d. LOuls Markef.

BY iTelegraph.l u ST. Louie, August @.
ToBAcco--shT with demand in excess
CoTToN--N ominal at 82c. ftM II
HEmP-Not hfug doing
FLoUR-5upermne and x are scarcB and
wanted superfin sold at IS cor x at IS 25a
s. 50; Xxx az 50 659e % xxx to fancy at
So 1909 .. ~ 80
WHEAT Fancy Fall active and better;
other grades unchanged common Spring
sold at 81 IG4l 2l1Z; prime to Strictly
prime red Fall 81 25gL IS; choice TO fancy
DO 81 4G9l SO; choice TO fancy white 81 50
al 90.
Consultative and unchanged: mixed
and yellow 1885; prime TO choice white
9069jc. Flrfr
OAIs-Heayy5; new ~ bulk 42945c; new
in sacks A@352 rs
RYE-U d chan aed.
GKocER1Es-Q uiet and unchanged.
PRoYLsIoNs forks quiet at so 0O@34 50.
Dry salt meat stan at 1870 for shoulders;
171ac for clear ri b ;18c tor clear sides. Bacon
active and higher AZ l511g1551c for shout
ders; rib sides lecs clear rio l854gi9c: clear
sides l912c. Lard quiet at Ice Tor fierce;
2O1zc for Keg.s az
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EeFoDean haFket.


By Cable.l LONDON, August G.
Consols for money 92z6: Account 90;
Ftve-TWenty bonds, S31z do. at Frank
fort, S51496sls; Erie, 1874; IfC.. 921%c Tai
low 4J5 9d@45s: Sugar 39s Cd; Petroleum at
Antwerp, 5l14f; Cotton OF Havrc, 1871. on
the spot.
LIVERPOOL, August g. Cotton, the sales
for the week were 81 600 bales, OF Wninh
IG OCO were for export and 1900 for specu-
Iatfon; the stock IS 277,000 bales Of which
10000 are American the market to-day is
active; middling lZ1S Orleans 13@IS1k:
snles II COO bales In Manchester goods the
market is quiet but fl I'M. Breadstuffs are
QUIET: Calf rnia white wheat los 80 red
western No. 2 easier but not lower OF 9s Cd /:
western flour 24s; European corn 28s Cd
oats IS Cd peas as; PORK l0l: beef Dos; lard
70s Cd ; cheese buoyant at 6Zs; bacon 62s (;
spirits petroleum I'D; refined 90. Is ID
and frTn tallow as; turpenitne rs Cd.