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Receipts we're per NJ. & c. R. R. rs
bsIes; NJ. & I. +. r. %; NJ. & o. R. r
Il; Il. & l. R. z. R.; Steamers 4 (;
wagons 10; total 232. Exports were per
NJ. & c. r. r. 1855; NJ. & T. r. r. ~;
NJ. q o. R. r IL; Steamers 25s; total
asa bales.
Receipts fer the week, 1855 bales; ex-
ports, 540S bales receipts Tor correspond
ing week last year, 7O3 bales. Total re-
ceipts at all the ports since Sept LIST,
1914 800 bales; receipts st New York
since Sept. 1st SOS 667 bales; exports
from New York siHcs Sept. 1st, 25S, O79 (;
expe-.s for the week st all ports, 32,477
bssss exports since Sept. Isl from ali
poFls, ! ,243 269 bAles stock On hard at
al ports, 255 COO exports for the week b
Bremen, 1900 bales; exports for the week
70 Liverpool, GAS bales; exports for the
week to Rotterdam, none; exports for
the week 70 Hamburg, 627 bales; exports
from ell porte for the week to Liverpool
y. OIL bales; exports from ali ports for
the week to Continent, 1886 bzleF.
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which, for style. beauty Of finish snd durabn-
tty, cannot De SURPASSED
We a!s0 have a large stock OF all kinds OF
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Ticket Offices No. 257Z Msia street and at De-
pot Hoed - Vain street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night EXpyess
Train, which goes through to Nashville. Via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad. without
chang
SAN Z. JONES, GsuTsu2r,
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RAILROAD fIMR TABLE.
and Pc parture Of the
Maals from the memphis II. O.

Ar OAOs
Chattanooga, Richmond,
Washington, New York,
Baltimore, and ali cities
East and South; Column
bus, Gaand Monig0 uery
Ala; all stations on the
Mem PMS ~aEdCharleston,
Mississippi Central, Mo-
bile end Ohio, Nashville
and DecAtur, nashville
and Chattanooga and
sG-.~-~.~~-~-~~--.-~. 2.Op.m. Imam
Nashville Louisvlll Gin
clnnati, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Buf-
falO, Albany, New York,
and ali cities North and
New Orleans, Baton Rouge
Natehez JACKSON, VieRs-
burg, n all cities South,
All stations o. the Mi=sis-
sippiaGd Tenneesee,Ne
southern RaiiroadsE at SPIN. 1Osa-m
Railroad. Little Rock.
Madison, Sundays ex-
cepUedl, at .-..-----. 8 p.m. B pm.
Marion, Wittsburg aud
CLAIBORNE, Ark ltri-
weekly Monday, We'd
nestay and Friday, at. 10 I'm. II am.
Olive Braucn and Byhala
day s8s EFidss: 4p.m. pm.
weekly friday, at.----. 10 An. IL AM
Little RocS and Helena,
and slisndiugs on White
river (semiw y)Taes-
day and Saturday, a.. Gam pm
Pin Bluf8nd Helena, and
aHlandings 90 A kansas
river, (trI-weekiy) Tues
day, Thursday and sat
uruAy. All. -...-. 9R.m. 4p.m.
All landings on the Mlssis-
sippi river south, semi
weekly Tuesday and
Saturday, at.--------.- Gam. pm.
All iand ngs on Mississippi
river norm (semi-weekly)
Monday and THURSDAY, e
at cam. $50 pm
JOSEPH FLYNN, Clerk.
soslPsis and Louisville Rzilro1d mas
DEPAEF, ARRIVz
Day Express, r. +. time. 90 p.Hs $50 am
City time. 8.35 am.
Might Express, Il. K. time. $50 pm. 12;40 ar
City time. 2.4S pm.
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United states Mail Line.
TIOSs Il. LksN.--....R REESE PFitchard master
This spIeDdid passenger steamer H.
Tiil leave for the above on EE
TUESDAY, IL n inst. at S pm.
L. A. ENDI6, Agest,
my9 94 Front ST., MOsoy Block.
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,oTroN STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEAPHIs. Nav 5.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25


THEFT OF VN.lsp STATES HoNps.-sop.c party or
par ties, at present unknoyn entered. the dwelling
of Gardiner see at Crs,ton, day or two ago, and
stoe therefrom Two urited States bonds, for the
spectiVe amounts OF 800 and 500.
DARING RoBAERy About noon yesterday the resi-.
ocnce OF W. Q. ".hitmore at KiDgsbridge was en-.
teiea oy thlev es while the family were at luncheon
auu PropST.y " consisting OF a writing desk, gold
waton W. i chain earrings and other articles Of
Je"eiy. in all valued at $500, carried away.
70 JRT MATTEEs.-A special term Of the County
C' art ana Court OF Sessions was commenced at
White Plains yesterday. County Judge Robert
Cochran presiding. Tie court was mainly occupied
IN hearing ex-parte motions relative TO civil suits
during the day, after which adjournment was
effected until Friday next II is understood that the
business Def0fe the court is exceedingly light and
consists chiefly OF civil actions.
STATE PRISON AFPAIRs.--After an experiment
Of about eighteen months duration the manufacture
OF chains by convict labor at sing sing Prison ~ 10
be totally abandoned at the end Of the present
month aa failure, having resulted in loss to the
sieued for hon-success In the department named
that the State never invested sufficient capital
the enterprise 10 make ii profitable and that chain
can be Imported irom Europe at less cost than is
required to deliver the iron ore at the prison.
force Of 100 men was Constantly engaged In the
chain SHOP ana these II is understood, VIII be
transferred to the marble quarrles, the product or
which Yields 10 the state handsome and py-
dininisnleg profit.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
THE NEW pisi OFFICE AND sus.1sessvw eyloMs N
nnxrlY

the excavations Tor the size OF this structure are
about completed under the contract with Charles
Linehan. The massive sidewalk and wans are a,so
30 far advanced that the entire site s yery nearly In
closed on is three street sides The foundations for
the facades are commenced ana already the footing
courses OF six OF the piers or the basement story are
In their places, The only contracts Tor s,one made
to thus date are for foundations aone The l,m.led
appropriation for the building by the last Conaress
compels the supervising architect 10 conane h,s worS
70 ,9unaaIions S atnough Is possible some portions
IN hand at an early day. The masoury ia alI uer.
formed r 1y GAYS w work under the Immediate super.
vision OF John w. Leighton, master mason OF 'the
building IT seems to be generally conceaeS thai
sne sre wn0e h w0rx nas been pushed with great vgor
pc hoped that Congress will 40 an eariv dav
me necessary funds for prompt erection OF tne
pulalng % many yeers waited patiently for bv
the business community Of this city The raising Of
.ne grades Of Water and Devonsnire streets to sns
rsw naes Is rapay ps0vIeseng materially Improv.
enoctsd--60sfon ransntph luouM al W
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
6sRmAk SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

The General Committee OF the German Sch ool AS
sociatlon for the city and county OF New York met
last night at Cooper Institute sixty delegates being
present Mr.. Willy WaIlaek In the chair. The min.
utes Of the previous meeting having been read by
the Recording Secretary, DR.. Landsberg, Mr. NJ.
Eillnger moved TO elect an executive committee
The chairman stated that by the constitution of the
association 1t was provided that the delegates of
each ward nominate one Of their numoer member
9, such committee, from which the chairman ap.
rc41-s TIE dlrsrent branches Of the executive COM
r-zisse. riz;-cournii;ee on Finance, five; Cores.
rc>t21s Committee. three, and Committee on Edu-
cs1.ozs seTea members. recess of five
inmates having been taken for that pur
pose TIE following names were submitted:-
First. Second and Third wards, Mr.. Repper; Fourth
Dr. woier; Fnin. Colmanni Sixth Henry Tais;
seventh, Aug. Bernstein; Eighth, Wieser; Ninth
Perls; Tenth, Dr. :. Herzberg; Thirteenth f. Ger.
man; Sixteenth. Decks; Seventeenth, Or. Muir:
Eighteenth, Or. Emanuel HerzberQ; Nineteenth,
katZenberg; twentieth, DR.. A. Loewy; Twenty sec.
ond DR.. J. Bode. Mr. VI. Otterbur9, as chairman of
special committee on memorial 70 the Board Of
Education, submitted draft OF one, the principal
point Of which consists IN asklng:-"That the Ger
man language be taught at least one hour daily as
areguar branch OF instruction In number OF ward
schoos-not less than third OF the whoe-com.
menclng from the second grade OF the primary
Ssnalsmens SgSar ana 70 continue through all the
DR.. Landsberz laid particular stress on the circum.
stance hat the Introduction OF the German language
hs regular erancn OF instruction Is desired only for
limited number OF schools and not for all OF them
Tne adversares OF this movement, he said were
generally laborng under the mistake OF supposing
n, the Gernans wished to carry this reform into
ali the w. ri schools The memorial was, on motion
of Mr. C,tterburu. adopted, and y was resolved to
II, law it Il before the Board o, ,m,.ancatoa.
Dr. Gercke moved to have the irc,,ltion printed
andcmcuiated for signatures through the Nrrrr COR.
mittees: lie also moved that q committee, consist
ing OF the president, vice president and thsee men,
bers submit at an early day the petition 10 Mr. Lar
remofe, the president, aud Mr. Magnus Gross, the
CHAIRMAN OF the school Committee OF the Board OF
EdYeat!on; Both these motions were unanimously
adopted, az Were also one 70 secafe pSelfliiaent
meeting room and one 10 organize the REMAINING ave
formed. NV NV WV
The meeting then adl Onrned
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
the HUMBOLDT CELEBRATION.

The Committee OF Arrangements for the Humboldt
celebration on the 14th OF next month met again at
the Liederkranz Hall, No. IS East Fourth street,
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Frederick Kapp, presiding.
Mr.. Albert. Klam with the secretary OF the com.
mitee reported that all invitations for participation
In the celebration to institutions OF learning and
societies had been made by him. as was resolved by
the committee In former meetings. General Louis
Burger has accepted the In vtaton to act az Marshal
Of the procession.
On motion 1t was resolved that the procession
form, with headquarters az the LiederSranz Hail. on
Fourth street. IN Bond and Great Jones Streets and
Lafayette place, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, and move
ct noon down the Bowery to Canal street, through
Canal street 10 Broadway, up Broadway to Union
square, thence to Fiftyninth street and Fifth ave.
nue., there to reform and march into the Park. The
in the Park has not yet been assigned by Comp.
troler Green. The bust was shipped from Bremen,
Germany on board the steamer America, on the
spatch.
The ceremonies in the Park will commence at
vocal music unveiling and dedication OF the monu-
ment; address IN German by Professor DR.. Francis
saent the United sia,es ass the es seeretary rIs
OF state the Collector OF the port the SubTreasurer
THIS c s S s 3 Mayer Of
YORK University and New York College; the presi-
dent OF the Board Of Emigration, the whole Board
OF commissioners OF the Central Park and Baron
Geroit. North German Minister at Washington, are
invited as honorary guests to the celebration. Mayor
the public buildings, and the North German Consul
In this city Is to De requested to order the display OF
Gags on the North German vessels in the port.
From this action, combining the display OF bunting
to vessels OF the North German Confederation, It
would appear that the committee is making Sc
nous mistake. The fame of Humboldt is not limited
10 this new creation OF Bismarck and 1t viewed by
many as quite wrong TO overlook In the programme
)f festivities the existence OF the four South German
states and Austria. Another oversight In the nvi-
atons ia forgetting the superintendent OF the Coast
Survey, IN winch bureau and u the progress and
interest banquet in the Liederkranz Hail in the
sYeninX viii conclude the ceremonies. -
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
CLEARED.

Steamship Scotia tBr, Judk!ns Liverpool via Queenstown
&C q Franckiyu.
Steamship Etna tBr), Lockead, Liverpool via Hafax-J
Dale.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, savannah Murray, Ferris
Co.
Steamship Niagara, Blakeman, Norfolk, Cry Point and
Richnond-N l. McCreadv.
Steamship Glaucus. Walden, Boston-W p Clyde
Bark Mariana Sd Pors), POLKA, Lisbon-L Annsinck
Co.
Bark W Anderson, Drummond MobHc-E D nurlbut
Co.
SpIague.
Brig Alberto Itall, Scotto, Genoa--F Manare.
Brig Rensha%, Sylvester, Sagua-- r Robertson Co.
Brig Jas Muche Br), Grant, Shuee-Snow Richardson,
Brig Leona (Br), Tingley, Rockland, Mp Nevius
Sons
Brig Dale, Pierce, Baltimore H Loud 4 Co.
sehr Piccsdhy tBr, Norris, Port Elisabeth CGH-lsaac
Taylor
Schr Eta, Jackson, Tanpico- Brupuierc Theband
schr Glderseeve, Carroll, Baltimore-Bentey, Miller
q Thomas.
schr Acken, Hobb>c Stamford.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
TIE WATER FAMINE IN NEW JERSEY.

1t seems that several points In New Jersey are Just
now severely suffering from scarcity OF water and
In some places It ls not only water tnat has gwen
out, but food aso At Englisntown, in Monmouth
county the absence OF any for four or ve weeks
bas resulted very seriously All wells are dry or
nearly SO, and the water that ordinarily would not
oe kept ia the houses moment Is now boarded as a
miser would his money bags. MIR. Smock the hotel
keeper etates that II the present drought continues
the farmers are IN danger OF losing not only their
cStt but the greater portion OF the corn and other
cereals. Al Jamesburg and Roadhaii in the same
county . similar state OF afairs exists YESTERDAY
q aorrissown the good people were greatly alarmed
ia consequence OF its having gone abroad that ihe
reservoir which mostly supplies the town had rnn
ury IN TINS case, however it was not altogether
the prevailing drought that caused the stoppaue of
supplies out the alleged reckless waste OF water nv
@ the eInployes OF tue Morris and Essex Railroad.
The locomotives have always procured water from
the reservoir The people have begun 20 hunt M
81 the Ola wells that had been disused for yeafs
past In Passaic, as well as IN parts OF Morris
c0gnty, the farmers are beginning 70 fear serious
loss o. crops should the drouth continue. Iarge
quantity ?f corn has already been partially de.
frUyed,
The New York herald., 1869-08-25


The new bark Mendoza, belonging to Messrs Miller
Hough,on o This city lowered from the larger one OF
docks the foot of Market slip after having
new salt Of yellow metal sheathipg put on her.
The unton feryboat Peconc on the balance dry dock,
foot OF Pike sip, being overhaued.
The iron steamer Crescent City, 1909 tens. belonging TO
Mcssrs wm Weld Co. Of Boston, and running between
New York and New Orleans In the Merchants ine ID on tho
mammoth taance DRY dock adjoining the above having her
pro psler 6xed and bottom painted.
The clipper sbsr White swallow ss tons. built In hsdford
1885, and owned BY Joseph Nckeson Of Boston, on the
great sectional dry dock the foot Of Rutgers slip being
caksd stripped OF her old and furnished with suit Of
yellow meta shes.hng
The scht Ec,lpse on the smaller sectional dry dock ad
joining The abo having her bottom cleaned and painted
The Brush iron bark South Eas,ern, S93 tons, bull! IN
0asgow TO which port shs beongsi 1883. is on the sec
dry aocS ,hs zoo, Of Clinton street having her bot
tom painted.
The North German barb sehalm "a LuAs the Peoples
dry aocs TOO, Of 90 avnsa, having her rus sheath
ing pascnCL
Marine Disasters.
BaIe HAaHiET, from fou 40 Prince for New YORK ran
ashore July 81 on point Of Case sand ons OF he Baha'
wrscxers GOT her of By throwing overheard ten tons
cargo, ana TOOK ae Va Nassau cargo loGwood what WAS
tbrcwu overheard was picked by wrecker Afterwards
copr Inquiry held spd captain Put 10 al! for want OF
~, tsins sspssssd Of lasnonsy running shs vessel
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.

JEANNRTTR is at Whitehall alp All Communication from
and eonsances to the Of inward bound
ses will be forwarded free Of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
SAILED.
Shipping Notes.

steamships Hammonia, Hamburg; Etna, Liverpool via
Wind st sgnaet 8.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

DEATH ,.
rouns ro'anas. N Msss sas dlea Of suuswoNs'
sss qS1sas s,Ss
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

nv sUNsTR0xE.-0n yesterday afternoon q
''"ov o. Mr.. Bloodgood II.
Coroner
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

WEsTCHE TER cS,uyTY.

was fortunately discovered IN tme to be cut down Of
and resuscatef. g,
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

nn Ire Piasns;
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BOOKS AND

BlacElCOOd, for April, contains histO-
rical sketches Of George 1, DJ1bles and
Olits, New Zealand Gold Fields, The
NOrtherner, Heather and Christian, A
Waist "Reminiscences, Stage Morality
and lhe Ballet, The Arts ia the House
hold, decorative art applied TO domes-
tic uses).-
Peteris Musical ReuieW, for April, is
st hand, and besides the usual amount or
reading matter, contains the following
new and beautiful music: Amt L
Sweet? = lsdy's comic song; Rest Da.-
ling, Rest, u beautiful lullaby ; Tn Still
q Friend TO You, song snd chorus; he
Wipes the Tear from Every Eye, sacred
song; Forest Glade March; Dlmask
Rose Waltz; G0iden Sunset 4zzurka.
Toe third number OF Apptst0R's Jour.
nal is accompanied by 3 nnely-ezeeaIed
steel engraving, from q painting by Ken
sstt, caIied Noon on the Sea shore"
Steel e~sgravings with weekly journals
are u new feature in periodical h-eTa-
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even with these higher priced works it
has been al to find anything so truly
excellent as the plate given with ApPts-
TOMS Journal. 1t Is really 3 WORK of
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a9TEPEACE.
The GsuZ.ns Of Pamela Mean
that IA Shall be Preserved, ~.

a large meeting, composed O9ths best
citizens If Pamela county vas held at
Panola Courthouse Monday, April 5,
1869 Mr.. w. r. Pollard ia the Chair,
and E. Walsh acting ss Secretary.
Mi. L. p Cooper, in a brief and per-
tinent manner, explained the obiset OF
the NEE ing and moved that q commit
tee of ten be appointed to draft re70lu-
tions expressive of the q OF the meet
log, which motion prevailed aud h. b.
Irby, ] A Wall, John Csl1~e,l, l.. P.
Cooper, Hugh Crczier, B Fl. Pope, J.. r
Payne, n. @. Brady, j. w. Bates and T..
+. Wiison, 81 wsll known and highly
respectable cItiZs1s Of Pamela county,
were appointed on the committee by the
Chair.
Tue Committee retired, and after a
short absence m 8de the following report,
which was adcp,ed by accls nation
without e dissenting voice
WHEREAS Acts Of Violence and blood
shed have been committed ia Panols
county ty irFespoesibls and lswlsss
parties unknown TO Us, and iR some ia
atancss by armed men Ia Disguise in the
night time, to the great injury of the
heretofore good name Of our county, and
to the great detriment OF the agricultural
ID CDLHl6IClnA AuLc1G8S Oh us clLlL5u8
and even causing good citizens to
feel an insecurity Of life, liberty and
property and,
Whereas, Ailfswless acts should be
condemned by ST good men, and, il pos
sible, prevented ; and, %
Whereas, Il is the earnest desire OF sll
good aud laW-abidipg citizens that these
ou.rsges should be stopped, and that
peace and quiet shall be restored in the
commuBitY therefore, L
RssolVEG, That we, the good citizens
of PsnOla county, do plsdge ourselves to
use ali lawful meaRa 70 put down these
violations Of TIE law.
ResotVed, Phst we are opposed TO all
secret political or partisan organizations
which have for their ob5et tas violation
Of law, or whose organization leads to
that end.
Res0lred, That Mat. Rosenerants be,
ana is hereby respectfully requested to
Onward to Gen, Ames q copy of these
resolutions; snd also that they be pub
lished In the Pamela Star, Our Country,
the Clarion, ard the Memphis papers.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
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ANDREW JORNsOy.
Preparations fOr His ReceP len
~ in Memphis.
Meeting of the Committee of Ar
rangeInentB.
Departure of Invitation COM
mittee. I

An adjourned meeting Of the Commit
tee of Arrangements for the reception Of
ex-PFesdent Johnson, was heid last
evening aE the 0verton Hotel. N d. L.
S;eWaTts Esq, chairman, presided, and
e. Il. Galloway Eeqp otdci9ted as sec
rotary.
On motion Of Alderman Marshall, il
was resolved that q banquet bs given to
MIR. johnson, at the OySgtOn Hotel, and
that 3 committee Of N6wenty-hve, OF
chairman, be appointed TO make the
necessary arrangements.
On motion, it was resolved that q vote
of thanks be extended to the Sodality
Silver Band, OF this city, for their gem
'erous offsr 10 accompany the Committee
OF Invitation TO Nashville.
Five gentlemen were added to the
Committee IN Music.
II was proposed to give, also, 8 grand
hop in honor of Mr.. Johnson, In order 20
give the ladies Of Memphis an Opportu-
nifty oimanifesting their appreciation OF
the public services Of the ex-Presldent +;
but, on motion OF Alderman Cartwright,
this subject Was laid over for future cor
s~ideration, or uHtil after the arrival of
Mr.. johnson.
On motion Of Mr.. Losgue, q vote of
thanks was extended TO w. ID. Greenlaw,
Esq, and Chris. SteinkQhl, Esq for
their generous tender Of the Greenlaw
Opera House and the New Memphis
theater for the reception Of the expected
distinguished visitor.
On motion of Mr.. Lowenstein, it was
resolved that the merchants, manGfae
turers, etc, Of the city, lie requested to
close their places Of business on Wednes.
day, the 14th inst, al three o'clock pm,
ia order to allow their employees to par
tlcipRte in the proposed demonstration.
The chairman OF the Committee Of In
vitation announced that he had made
complete arrangements for special trans
portation from Nashville, and that Mr..
johnson would arrive here on Wednes
day al $40 pm. p
After an invitation from Mr.. Robbins,
proprietor of the OVerton Rotsl, to par
take Of refreshments, the committee ad
journed to meet again on Monday, the
18th instant, ct five pm, same place.
THE INVITATION COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen comprising
the committee of Invitation Aldermen
J. o. Duff, Dr.. R-&gdeD, J. L. Cart
wright, Vincent, Thomas Joyce, Z.
Marshall; p. T. 6cruggs, D. NJ Leath-
ermsn, 8. W. Foley, ]. ". Smith, J. Nj.
Heating, Robert Good, Gen. Granger, L..
r. Richards, Z. B. Bsiger, Jas. A. New
some, ]. E. Matthews, John LoagGe, Col.
]. +. Jett and Mr.. Gie5sick, will meet st
the 0yerton Hotel 81 3 p. NJ. to-day, and
leave at 4 p. 10. for Nashville. the So
dality banG will meet the committee at
8 p. N. and proceed from there to the
depot,