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1T South Clark t.. Cheasn e3rrs Tor no chx7zr, th1
vcf1t czse4 Of Sr1nnal WeAkutss, by !. nev usethot
He II k1.duateo Of the univerntJ o. Pead.lphia md
IA ths most ssH4ec phJseaa n tic city 70. III ChFonk
and SeIn1 D4sta4es Of 6nth aexta- Strd tsatup Ia
TheoU q Ser1 aoe end Sexual Dk<a.ea Consuikasons
, 1869-06-19
ZEAL ESTATE.

Wartzntec deeds for city and suburban p.ures:J
within ses en- mics OF the Court House, ntcd for
rernrti on Fftfav, June fP:
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Askn CASE OF DOMESTIC uaHApplssss.
Particulars Of the Attempted Sn'cide Of n
New York Married woman In Boston.

from the Boston Herald, August 3Ol
Boyston street was the scene OF quite an cxcit,n8
incident Saturday afternoon, and while II dscoses
another one of the thousands OF cases or domestic
infdefy which exist IN the society OF the present
day 1t also illustrates the great ease with when
deadly polsons are obtained by those VINO wish
them and almost make one wish for the existence
of such law az almost ovcrcame the cupidity OF tho
apothecary OF Mantua In the days OF tue unhappy
Romeo and Juliet. -
II appears that among the arrivals in town during
the early part OF the day was o young woman twen-
ty-six years OF age, and OF attractive appearance,
named Margaret Pike. We understand that she
came from New York in search or truant husband
one who had lett her some weeks since and had not
kept up such communication with her as would indt-
cafe the existence OF the tenderest feelings regard-
ing her IN his bosom. she had nso understood that
another lady had usuped In his heart and attention
the place W hch was hers Of right TO occupy, ana
filled with the gloom,cst foreho0ings, abe han come
10 verify or prove the falsy or the report. Learn.
ing that her husband was stopping with doctor nv
~ R0yaton street. she wended her way thlihef, and
somewhere ABOUT the premises, MS we are tniorse',
discoveries q woman who declared herself to be the
wife OF MIR. PIKE. Hzro, then. was damning proof Of
her husbands lnGtfity. She desned no furtner eyl.
dence. she did mol, many more fery spirits would
have done, attempt to wreak instant and summary
vengeance upon the woman who, whether guilty Oh
lnnocent, had been substituted Tor herself In her
husbapd's affection; but sho went stfaigatwy 10
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

!. MONDAY, August 3o-oP.M
sensation 10 In course OF preparation for Wall
street arising out OF call OF the Comptroller OF the
Currency upon the banks for statement on Sep
TENDER g. OF the amounts OF the several items they
have been accustomed to include in their specie as
sets. embracing gold coin, gold certificates gold
checks gold bars. silver coin silver bars uncoected
coupons, and whatever else they may have been &C
customed to count SPECIE The real character ofhe
specie item 60 prominent In the weekly statements
OF the banks has been often called question, and
the opinion has been entertained In many quarters
that there have been abuses and Misrepresentation
through the process OF holding each otbers' gold
cheeks ana calling them specie. 1t Is also inti-
mated that there are spurious certificates anoat
which this nyesligatlon of the Comptroller VIII dis
cover. Late this afternoon there were curious ru-
mors with reference the issue OF certncates rom
the SubTreasury and one to the erect that General
Bdttered had found certificates signed and ready for
usc and counted IN the deposits OF the institution
for which no goll had been received or delivered.
The gold balance had thus been largely increased in
figures. was further stated that the large cancel.
Iation Of certificates during the past few weeks
duo to the honest determination Of the Assist
ant Treasurer to place the mercantile community
sright In tue knowledge of 30 important point %
the monetary statue Of the Treasury. These rumors
were used by the clques who have been buling gold
to frighten tho bears into buying, but the market
was only family affected BY them. indeed. the
street has seldom been so dull The apathy all
around was universally remarked particularly In
the Stock Exchange ana Long Room, where bust
ness was absolutely fiat. The of prices In the
stock market was downward under this dulness,
and the decline on the general railway list from
quarter to per cent, the latter extreme being
confined to New York Central which was pressed
for sale down to 2OoA, when It found buyers from
that point back 70 20i. Reading was exceptionally
strong. and rose to 90. The range OF prices was %
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The Assistant Treasurer also adver tises that he Ia
now ready to pay the September interest the ten
fortes. This amounts about 81 ooo the larger
part OF which Will be paid in this city. IL appears
that about s. 600 OF this interest paid last
Friday ana Saturday In the form Of checks payable
September /. The total registered interest here Is
S2,I61, 497. The government market fell or frac'
slon In the afternoon under reallzaons the five
tweutes and IN sympathy with the decline IN cold.
The following were the closing street prices this
evening: --United States skies, 1881, registered.
123 o 123h; do. do coupon 1854 12d1s; do.
nvetwenties registered, 122h 1913; do. do, cou-
pom 1862, 123x 1888; do. do coupon, 1861 1229S
l221k do. do, coupon 1905, 1929 122ji; DO. do,
coupon, new, 1895, I2ltl 1917; do. do, coupon,
1So7, l21K q 121N; TO- do, coupon, 1865 1914 q
i2l's; do. ten.fortes. registered, il19( il2; DO
DO. coupon, ll5,< ilai2; currency bonds, lli]s a
11l%.
The money market was easy at six per cent, the
prevailing rate on call loans, With the usual exccp-
tons ut i've and seven. The banks were freely
Offering money on can and doing a little more in dis
counting short time paper. Much OF the appreneu-
sion for the ensuing month Is removed Ivy the
proposed disbursements OF the Treasury. The cur
rency to come out In payment for bonds viii be
about fifteen millions and the money 10 90 back in
payment for gold will be about ttree ana hair mil.
lions. The liquidation Of pensions Will amount 10
about ten millions. The total Treasury disburse-
ments Of currency during Ser,eNbcr Mil, therefore,
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 81 lS6g-rRpLE SHEET

the apothecary shop of DIR. Perry, No. 80 Boylston
street. and there procured OF young LADY, tho pro-
prietOrs daughter believe ten grains Of 0ulphate
Of morphine, which IN a very few moments sne
swallowed. Now, one-eighth OF q grain OF tiw sat
u the customary dose given BY the medical profess
sl0n to persons VINO need H. and Of course ten
grams would be tremendous Dose and one very
likely 70 prove speedily fatal. So IL would have
been with Mrs. PIKE had not her condition been early
discovered As matter Of fact, stupidity and other
inevitable symptoms shortly exhibited themselves
ana DT. Cnase was summoned TO give relief. He
applied the stomach pump aud administered anti.
dotes until the poison had been mostly expelled
from the system, when the woman was conveyed by
his advice TO the City Hospital she having riends
bore to care for her Al latest accounts she seemed
likely 20 survive the effects Of the poison If she
does " WIN undoubtedly be disappointment to her,
mat sne was bent on suicide.
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HOMICIDE IN HANCOCK COUNTY GA--Mr. Posey,
Of Hancock county, shot and killed negro man
last week VINO had armed himself with pistol and
killing him. Mr.. P0sey when the negro had stated
the object OF his visit, into the house and got his
gun, and coming to the door fired upon the negro,
the negro ~ the same time returning the ire. Mr..
P0sey's sn0t TOOK effect and killed the negro. The
sons OF the negro who had attended their father in
wounoing him severely near the Kidneys aud also
w0unding little Child in the thigh, who was behind
MIN IN the house. The Coroners jury acquitted Mr..
Posey OF all blame In the matter.Adcon f0a) Tele.
QrQph, august o.
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TO attend the funeral a., Trinity church, New York.
on Wednesday afternoon, o. three O'Clock
wALsH.-On Monday. An, vust 80 alter lingering
Walsh, in her saith year. native " Banhassis coun-
ty Cork, Ireland.
attend the funeral on wednesday "a terno0n, at half
past one O'Clock from her late resid, vice. Z5V East
Twenty -second street, without farther Vtice'
California papers please copy.
YATMAN--At Isl Grand street, Jersey Clty, ED
WARD w. ToaPKiNs son OF John v. and iT'haIlnia
months.
Notice OF funeral in tomorrow's paper.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. M.


MONDAY, August 30-6 P. N.
CorrrR-FOr Rio the market quiet, but steady, ct
former quotations or Maracaibo $50 bags pr
vate terms. Other kinda were dull and nominal.
CoTrON-The market for spot extremely quiet but
firm, owing 10 the small offerings The ssies only 4Se
bales Of which Ss for spinning and liz speculation.
The business in future deliveries fair but at prices
Ths sale. follow so bales low midding for No
vembsr nj fzc $50 do. for December at 2Uc 100
the delivery at 2c 100 do. for January 26c and
loo DO for September private terms We annex the
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Flour 0RAIN.--Recepts, 2G7 bbls. -four, 828 do.
meal 7os bushels whess Ss3bs do. corn, 7 do:
and l25l malt The nour ruled quiet
to-day and prices tended in favor Of the buyer though there
actual decline In addition to the salei for export
Saturday afternoon ss 80 The sales dncludng the
nominal. For Southern -four the demand light, and
prices heavy Sales 300 bbs Rye was slow Of
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MACHINERY.

At MIDDLETON 4 ROAKE's, 1884, WATER STREET :
IA Two hne Portable Engines Furnps, Engtnes Boilers.
Lathes Drills shaf.ings Puleys, Steam Fittings TO- At
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NOR SALE CHEAP-TwO PIANOFORTE HAMMER
NachInes OF the very kind In the Inquire at
SCI avenue, between Thiryfrs and Thrysecond
streats
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CECOND HAND ToOLE.-LARGE POWER SHEARS,
- VIII halfncb iron small Trip Hammer Anvls vises
&c also Backsmhs Bellows and Tools cheap at 81 Cannon
street.
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nor saLE.-CLorHING STORE; STOCK SMALL; 70.
Gated Of the leading avenues; good chance for
JOHNSON & CO., ls9 Bowery.
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OoRLIss ENGINE, 100 HORSE POWER, FOR SALE
~ imperfect order. Apply To Engineer, 1A Plymouth
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WARS AND DUMMY ENGINES FOR sALH-sEygN
~ Passenger Cars two Cars with front seven
Dummy Engines. JOHN STUART 1856 broadway Dealer in
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I O-HOasE PORTABLE ENGINE, USED BUT LIT.
IL cHoisting Engines, Lathcs Wood and Iron Planer
Steam and Force Pumps.
WlLLARD's Machinery Depot, ~ Dey street.
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II ers, Tables, Desks, Oaice Bank and Store Partitions,
Raingp Panel and Glass Work. Drug Drawers In great
Quantities will be shipped Apply at 80 Hudson and No.
Vesrv streets.
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. IN CONSEQUENCES or
III health-fbs Stock and Lease OF gents furnishing
store Third viii cold at less than cost price,
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JTorFr LEASE AND FURNITURE FOR sALE.-Loyo
leasr 1t low rant; about ito bedrooms; City Hail.
ami fnl every nsht; easy Apply to W. H.
MITCHELL. "a Cedar street
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Married.
FOsTEA--B1RRIEN.-On Wednesday, August Is, by
the Rev. BENJAMIN NJ. Adams, Mr.. WILLIAM @. Eos.
TER to Miss SARAH JANE BERRIEN, all Of Brooklyn,
Il. ID.
H0PPER-HRGrNAN.-At Brooklyn, L. L. on
Wednesday, August rs, by the Rev. Mr.. Bromley
BENJAMIN +. HOPPER, OF New Orleans, to Miss
L1zZIn w. HOFFMAN, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
New Orleans Times and Picayune please copy.
JAOKsON-DAvIs.-On Wednesday, August Is, by
Friends ceremony, WILLIAM NJ JACKSON to ANNA
NJ, daughter OF the late David H. Davis both OF this
city.
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T COMOrIvEs-DIFFERENF SIZES AND GAUGES;
IL aso locomotive. ue cylinder and tubular Boilers
tes Shells and Tanks bought and sold By JOHN STUART
1876 Broadway
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nor sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FANCY
II Store and Lease Of for So years. Apply at thu
100 Sixth between Forteh and Fortfrst sts
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LINGINE AND BOILER FOR sALE-wIrH PUMP
~ and all connections In perfect ORDER running al 20
Greenwich street, cylinder STA Ms.tswan; boiler horse
horizontal tubular. Apply ~ above.
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JIIAwArHA PAR AND RESTAURANT, 1875 EIGHTY
avenue fentrsnce In rweatieth street, with roe yesfs
lease, for sale cheap reasons for selling lnqnre on
premises. -Four Rooms.
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NfuR-roR SALE. A FIRST CLASS OLD EsTAB'
wi Route with Dairy; must be sold this day. App'y
n, 23s East Thirty seveath street
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HORSE NOTES.

American Girl was given q fast mile yesterday
morning IN her exercise which was witnessed by a
number Of gentlemen who were out at the Fashion
course for morning drive and to see the horses
work. The mare was driven to wagon by Peter
Nance, the same vehicle she will go to on Monday
next in her race with Lady Thorne. She made the
first quarter Of mile in thrty-four and half Sec
onds, passed the half mile pole in l:1l and finished
the mile in 2:25k. How much can Lady Thorn beat
that's
VIM. Van Colt was driving the trotting horse
George +, Moody, by Pilot, Jr., on the road, on
Thursday. The horse looks well and Is, no doubt,
quite fast IL Is said that he has record OF $3.50 at
Buffalo, by beating horse called The Indian.
Mr.. Isaac Philips gray horse was up to the mark
on Thursday afternoon None that attempted to
pass him were successful. He Is growing fast
rapidly.
Edward Jones was behind q magnificent bay
horse, who is stranger In these parts. lie is fine,
bold stopper and goes fast.
The lane and McCombs dam road was very bad.
and is getting full OF holes that driving fast to
light vehicles, IL becoming dangerous.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08
SPAIN.

Garibaldi on the Affairs Of Spain.
The xocfmento of Genoa Of the oath ult., publishes
the following letter addressed by Garibaldi to Mr..
Garrido, member Of the Spanish Cortes:-
The resolution Of Coburg is worthy OF praise.
hope Il win serve as lesson to those people who are
all those who sincerely love the noble nation OF Spain
are anxious to see her rid herself OF the becoming
when all other nations OF the earth dsgusted
with them Is not suitable to the proud character Of
your peTpis Hreece IePores 1ne 0a is o
the royal race to all parts OF Europe-and which
was accorded them more as an act OF cha
is not very numerous. was obliged to agree
TO the wishes OF its great protectors But Spain Is
against any Power, however strong And is Spain
really 80 poorly on for men, that you are forced 70
take Diogenes lantern to assist you in your search
Orense, CASTELAR, Pierrad and all your fellow citizen
republicans, who are the admiration OF all honest
tf you have so much inclination for that tfte, but
let him be named at once, and not In TWO years
aaoned tna om tne
ment We should have been spared the massacres
OF Cadiz, Malaga and Xeres. What has been neg
Cortes and such a resolution, although tardy,
Will be worthy of the Areopagus that now rules the
at q Vor Of the Of the
500, which, although reasonable, Is not adapted TO
the urgency in the midst OF which we are now ex-
isting. The walls Of COnstantln0ple were attacked
by Mahomet III. while the 500 docto rs were discuss
ing whether the communion ought to be partaken
Of with leavened or unleavened bread. At this mo-
ment your walls are beseged by two MahOmets,
by far than that Sultan, OF which clericalism
is One Our hand Is ready to salute the great tr-
umph of the republic In the country, traditional Tor
its inOerances ia respect to tyranny. Let all those
who aspire to the reassertion OF mems rights be
made JOYFUL. In all matters between us your att
tude has been that Of the honest man that you are
GIUSEPPE GARIBALD.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08
AUS RIA.
Opening Of the Hungarian Dief-soeecb Of
the Emperor.

Both houses OF the Hungarian Diet were opened
in Pesth, on the 10Th ult-, Dy The Emperor Francis
Joseph In person. The following is brief resume
OF the Droceedin2s:-The speech from the throne
delivered by his Majesty. states that though the state
organization regulated 1.-The last OF the
Diet still the favorable results then arrived at
not in themselves sufficient guarantees ior the wei
fare Of the country His Majesty therefore invited
the Diet 10 cooperate with him IN introducing domes
tic reform, and promised that TO that end bills should
be laid before IL relative to civil and criminal law
municipal reform, the reorganization OF the upper
house, revision OF the electoral and press laws,
as well a. measures in reference 70 the rQht Of pub
nc meeting association, superior educational estab
lishnents the university system, commercial regu-
lasi0ns Joint stock companies. new railways pubic
works, financial reform ana International treaties.
With regard TO foreign politics his Majesty sald:-
The friendly relations which 5ubsist between us and
foreign Powers permit us TO hope for the main
tenance OF peace so necessary for the execution OF
internal reforms.
This speech was received with loud cheering
During the inaugural ceremony the Hungarian and
Croafan tri-colors were holsed beside the royal
standard on the Castle OF Buda.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08
FRANCE AND BELGIUM


Inc belgian hauWoy Dlmculty-Str0n8o Aus
The Paris correspondent OF the London Ddnv
Ne,cs under date OF April 25 gives the following in
relation TO the trouble at present existing between
France and Belgium
II the Independence received here to-day be well
informed. NJ. Frere-Orban has made q proposal to
settle the Belgian difficulty which deals death blow
TO the independence OF his country and stamps him
one OF the weakest and most pusllanmOus states
man tnat ever had the destinies OF q country COM
mitted to their The Independence asserts that
Company portion OF she Great Luxembourg
merely stipulafing that the Belgian government
should purchase the line before making the
transfer This is so preposterOus an announce
ment that I cannot believe 1t TO be Tue.
Even II NJ Orban had made such proposal neither
ratfy 1t, and moreover the French government bent
on showing It's power by humiatlng Belgium, would
not accept OF compromise OF any kind. SO far as
am concerned. view the information OF the hide
peddnce with the greatest dstrust; Its French bias
is evident that one might suppose that Its special
the French Home ONCE at the French Legation at
Brussels Moreover, all the inte diligence received
from Brussels to-day Il utterly at variance with that
supplied by the Independence The EtOI Beige,
which Is in better position TO know what the
views Of the Belgian government are than the hide
sells does not mean TO yield TO the preposerous pre-
tensions OF France, are prepared TO appeal TO the
Powers which have guaranteed Belgian neutrality
for protection. However that may be- II must be ad-
mted that NJ frereOrban's protracted stay IN Paris
is ominous In the extreme, and have reason TO be-
leve that II Regarded with great displeasure at
Brussels No doubt II Is pleasant for NJ. Orban 10
be : honiZed % the top Of his bent D,Iice est
desfpere-but Ia lOo0-and this Is neither the time
nor the place.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08
FRANCE.
Close Of the French Chambers.

C1Osc Of the French Chnmbefse
In the sitting OF the Legislative Body on the 26tl
ult. the extraordinary estimates passed by 22e
votes against a.
The bill relative to the pension Of old soldiers
adopted by 2lS votes against Q. NJ Schneider, the
President, then delivered the closing speech OF the
session. He thanked the Chamber for its sympa-
thetic cooperation, and praised its enlightened and
patriotic devotion. He added:-"The legislation of
have advanced with firm step In the liberal de-
veopment OF our institutions, asserting our control
without Impeding the progress OF legislation. and
OF the sovereign In the development of our public
liberties under power which gives effectual protec.
ton to order and security In concert with the
sovereign we have realized solid and durable pro-
gress favorable TO the moral ana material pros
perity OF France. hope that the next Chamber VIII
manifest similar sentiments OF duty towards the
country, OF respect and gratitude towards the EN-
perornl
The New York herald., 1869-05-08

ing that In any dress the American ministers couio
only appear in false characters at foreign courtA
Recent experience shows how easily an Ameacan An
many people IN the country 70 which be IL sent with
an iIlusive authority. which, when 1t disappears.
may subject him TO imputations really unwarranta-
ble And so long as Cabinet Ministers at washing
ton are not directly responsible TO Congress that
which is the real Limitation OF their power Is liable
authority and when their dealings with other gov
ernments come to be questioned or set aside by the
Senate 1t is but natural that the governments IN
upon. or course such feelings could not arise were
the American constitution more attentively perused,
as II Is very likely to be after such practical ustra-
tions OF It's bearing other countries as have been
furnished by the incidents to which we have re-
ferred.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08
RUSSIA.
Russia In Central Asia.

The exchange Of opinions between the British and
Russian governments on the state Of Central Asia
is thus anmadverted upon In the Moscow Gozette:--
What we have foreseen for couple Of months has
come 10 pass England and Russia have entered
tory character respecting AsIatic affairs. IL Is not
very Ineligible though, why Mr.. Gladstone, IN let
ting Parliament into the secret should have thought
words we have just quoted. Ordinarily II IL only In
the case Of dilncult negotiations or when war and
peace at issue, that British Ministers deem
II incumbent upon them to give evasive
answers TO questions OF . diplomatic nature
The New York herald., 1869-05-08
PRUSSIA.
The Absorption of Another Duchy by Bis
marck.

The Independence Beige OF recent date says:-
The Incorporation OF the little Duchy OF Lauen.
burg with the Prussian monarchy Is decided on the
Diet Of that small state will meet on the ID Nav to
sanction the result Of the negotiations which have
taken place az Berlin on this subject between Count
Bismarck and the delegates Of the duchy. This
annexation ra ses several interesting questions. AS
may be remembered the province was acquired by
Prussia and Austria In the treaty with Denmark,
money the rights which his co-proprletor had OBJ
tanned by conquest. since then Lauenburg has
formed part OF the Confederation OF the North as a
special possession Of the Prussan crown The ques.
ton IL 70 transfer II from the royal domain to
that Of the people Among the matters to be decided
this small district, only containing $1,000 inhab.
tants and too small to form government Dy ITSELF
Il to be annexed. The Diet OF Lauenburg will proba-
bly, be consulted on that point