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for the prosecution showed that the prisoner WA
porter IN the employ Of Robert Seaman 4 Co.,
suspected OF stealing he was watched on the morn
ing OF the 2lth OF June last by clerk and In col
lusion with another man was seen 70 deliver four
barrels OF sugar and three bags Of conee The truck
was traced to Fortyourt street and Eighth avenue
whefe the property was put In shanty. Gllctner
was subsel luently arrested, and not only voluntarily
confessed that he had been stealing from tho nrIn
Tor long time, but handed Mr.. Seaman two
savings banks books where he had deposited 81 600.
Ihe Case WIN be resumed this morning.
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TROOPS THROUGH the suez CANAL.

The British steamer Saida from Lisbon via Sue5
Capal arrived at Macao. August 70. She brings
25o troops OF the line for the garrison the new
superintendent OF Emigration, several officers VINO
came out as rcefs besides the families OF some Of
the officers stationed at Macao. We regret to iearn
says the English local Journal that the daughter OF
Lieutenant Colonel Lee tthe commandant OF pOlice)
young lady Of about SIXTEEN died OF heat apoplexy
during the passage down the Red Sea. TIE other
casualties Of the voyage were the loss OF two
geants.
tbs supposed that the Salda viii return direct to
Lisbon, taking cars0 for the contingent here and ut
Macao,
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MARINE C0URT--pARI 2.
Important Notice To the Bar.
Rpforn Ind 20 InnOi ii ralnn

Before Judge Joachlmsen.
During the calling Of the calendar yesterday sew
era motions made to reverse causes by consent
OF counsel. This practice has frequently been con-
demned by the Court. Judge Joachimsen, determined
10 put stop to the practice, announced that coun.
sel might reserve causes to any time they wished by
fling consent with the Clerk Of the Court but that
when ne found causes upon the DAY calendar, and
no other excuse for pOstp0nenent than mere de-
claration OF consent OF counsel, he would not
reserve such cases, but would adjourn them without
day, inasmuch as reservation Of such cases was
preJudcal to those parties who were ready to 70 to
trial at once. -,.,"-~. II Z
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SUPREME Coua7-CAAMssas.
B0wery Lager Beer and Concert Gnrdcr
In Court.
Before Judge aranv *

In Court.
Before Judge Brady.
Society for the Reformation orJurenle Deltnq,tents
Us. AUfed Beers.-The defendant is proprietor OF the
National Garden. No. lO4 Bowery. where lager beer
is dispensed and songs sung and dances danced. 1t
Is claimed that ne failed TO pay the annual license
fee OF 5000, and therefore an Injunction was OBJ
talned from Judge Ingraham restraining hun from
Keeping his place open. This Injunction It is SAID
ne treated with contempt. The case came up on
motion TO compel payment OF the license ana force
punisnmeny Ior contempt. The case was partially
argued, and Will be more fully argued to-day.
Decisions.
Before Judge Brady.
WDckoD Us queens County Ferry Companv.-.
Amendments settled
Alden ct az Us. Cunafnfng.-Order settled.
Afuer ct al Us. Weir esaL-Motion denied.
Myers Us. Gd,1tso1.'s Mining Con,paav.-Memo-
randa for counsel,
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENoAR.

SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUT.-Nos. so, SO, So 81, IN
10, II, so, 49, IL 81, SO. bs, 49, So S IS, se 81
>, CITY CoUnr-Sos lS2, ls7 lss, 40. 20, lls, III,
1872 1873, is4 1885, ise. 1877 1885, 1885, l9o l9i 1872 l9s
1884, l95. 1885, 1877 1893, l99 200 2Ol. The equity cal
endar VIII be called to-day.
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SUPERIOR CouAT-pART 2.
A BRAZILIAN Horse Railroad Suit.

Burahdm Us. Tnurhtan.-Ye yesterday one OF the
many evidences OF the vast enterprise Of American
citizens was disclosed unexpectedly In this case.
While we reap the benent at home OF inventors.
speculators and men Of enterprise we are still
nothing oath to allow neignbors to enjoy equal
privileges from the result OF American genius The
neighbors In this case benefited are the citizens OF
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THE COURTS.

More Alleged Election Frauds -Honorably Dis
charged-A Reformatory Society in Court
Rights Of Notaries Public-A Marine In
surance Case-Interesting Railroad
suit-The Law Status Of National
Banks-Heavy Sentences in the
Court Of General Sessions
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COURT OF APPEALS.

hALBANY, Nov. IA, 1870 j,
The Court OF Appeals will resume the session Of
their court TO morrow, November l5 with the follow.
ing day calendar:-Nos. Al, %, SO, co. o. a. 81 49,
4014, AZ.
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THE COMING BRIT0N.
The Pauperism. Factory Slavery and
ignorance Of the British People.
Address by Mr.. MundelIa, Of the
British Parliament.

Ikfe-like Sketches Of the Saw Grinder
hen Chines" and the British Codhop-
per-The American Free School Guaran-
tees the Republic-Grsat Britain to
be Made Free Nation by
Popular System Of Education
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Alleged Malicious Proserution Of the FsPuser
Secretary oil the African Civilization So
ciety-Aciion for Ten Thousand Dollars
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bielem @~ontineate panbern mSdten, eber b~enienisea, bic
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Ratb unb Gbat an 5aab III sehen. SIM 8alle Semanb
Ginwanberer eruartet. 70 benadrtdttse man mid sef. 3u
welder 3sit b~iefelben in Ner gurf ~eintreFen rnSdten (bie
Anfuaft zines Sdifes 1T setuSbnlia In ben 81. .. Slattera
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men unb ~beufelten in jebmSsttder Moeiie freuEsidaftlt&
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Gtnn., bat In leberetnftmmuue NIT tbreun Seelforeer Be-
i@bloasn. stne erSee preisserloefan ~ szanfaltsa, peiae am
"a. Ner. hes S.. i'm Gcurtbaus peer an einent dnbern sc.
eisnstsnYlabe inSpofopee ~ppn;csen merben fuq. une teren
Grtrae our D.dune Der auf BEN Bdu Der Stride ~taftenben
REHABILITATION. fcsute sur 0Uuenbune b~erielben beifiramt
III.
gu tieiera 3wede tenraen u. q. sur gerIocfuus:
Gin greis: 800 Doq. tn Greenbads.
1 Got inS@atopee ober $100Baar.
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!3rpei preiit: 2 2ots in 9tatopet Gity> Minu.
Bureaus, Gii&t '5pieoel, warIor Oeftu,
Tbte<@ Service, .@heftln, @slb> unt Silber-
Waaren, etc.
xidets 5u $l.OO
Nns ,u babea b1m @eeretGr M. Maser tn eeatepee.
Neenten sum 0ersaufe tolder werben eefu&t. 23-14nS
S. 9. 8untsmann,
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81. 81 aver,
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293 & 295 Broaotua9, Neto Uort.
MHsts, 30. Sum-. 1869. $2.ss4.32 s.22
H"ii,tn. 80: Stunt 1869. So. 5Os: 24s. 90
8e,ahIt fir 9pDeSfdne, 995,029- 90
adbriidbes Gintpmmen Rber 1.45O,OOO.OO
Dtpfeenhe 40 Nrojent.
Ertetr. S1menbIer, 9uGs weHenbcnd,
Diee,Yrdibent. grdFeent.
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STREET QuorlTilli
Hule.past Five O'Clock p. nj
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE
Prominent Arrivals in Tnis City ye,rera

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday,
General ]. Ewing, Jr., W. w. Beknap and Major
W. j. Armstrong. OF Washington; General Stone.
house. of Albany; Paymaster X. B. Rodney of the
United States Navy, and w. Creighton, OF Baltimore.
are at the Astor House.
Captain Watson, OF steamer Palmyra II. L.
Haskell, OF Richmond; Alfred l.. Tyler OF Charles.
town; Colonel q. f. Peter, OF Washington, and Can
tain Thomas Kimball, Of Salem, are at the Hoffman
House.
General Fiske and ID. Catlin. of st. Louis; NJ T.
Yates, OF Kentucky; General Easement, of Ohio
and j. Oqueen de Nazreth, Brazil, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
X. W. O'Nea, OF Barbados, and G. 0. Webster OF
England are at the Clarendon Hotel.
General F. Il. Bailey, OF Wilmington, and Dr.
George Scott, OF Paris Ky, are at the ST. Charles
Hotel.
+. \. Webster. NJ. p. Norton and J. Brown, OF Bos.
ton are at the Westminster Hotel.
General Wi@fall, OF Colorado; 8. N. Marshall of
Charleston, s. e., and Il. s. Earl OF Tennessee. are
at the New York Hotel.
Captain Geo. Simpson, OF Alabama, ana Professor
Shines OF Oxford, are at the st. Elmo Hotel.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,


SATURDAY. August l3-6 Z. M
The influences operative in Wall street continue to
be derived from foreign sources the speculative
movements of domestic origin being In allegiance or
awaiting upon the other. Hence 1t was that the
ports OF fresh fighting In Europe to-day evoked
rather wide nucuat0n In the gold premium, accord
ing as II was announced that France Prussia was
temporarily in the ascendant
GOLD 1lSh 117X.
Curiously enough the extreme prices OF the day
were made In the early forenoon before the formal
opening Of the Gold Room, the market drift
Ing afterwards into comparative dulness and stead
iness. The large engagement OF specie for export
and the Intelligence at first OF French victory at
Metz were respectively the pretexts for the extreme
quotations OF the day, the price being 1lsT on the
former and declining to 1l7,4 on the latter. II
the subsequent discovery that the fighting was un-
important in character and a decline In our bonds
In London from S6H to S6, which brought the mar
ket back to the steadness OF Hts. ll7s<-the ave.
rage quotation for the greater portion Of the busi-
ness transacted at the session OF the Gold Board.
SO far as the important change In French finances
the transition from specie payments to suspension
Is concerned, the ultimate effect thereof
Is destined to be advantageous TO the
Anne rican greenback, which is the paper currency
Of country sure to derive profit and benent from
the complications or Europe 1t was the second
sober thought regarding the suspension OF the Bank
At the close the price was inclined to go OF on the
small loss OF specie in the banks as contrasted with
the shipme nts this week. The course of the market
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The 10llowng taDIe SHOWS the highest and I0wcst
prices to-day for the leading speculative slarcs:-
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS sTRON

THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS STRONG.
Although the dealings In Southern securities were
restricted scale, the market sharing the general
apathy OF the day, the transactions at better
prices and quotations closed steady as follows
Tennessee ex coupon, 63 Ga; do, new, 61I
q 62h Virginia, ex coupon, 62 63; do, new,
SO 81; do, registered stock, old, 80 OIL
Georgia skies, SO a So +; do sevens. 81 90;
do. sevens, old 90 92; North Carolina cx coupon,
SIX 52 do. funding, 1866. 81 3S; do.
do, 1888, "a SO; do. new, 81 34 do,
special tax, 25 20; Missouri skies. 9O4 a
e0A; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 80 a 00h;
Louisiana siXes. 73 IS; do new 81 a 20; do. levee
sxes 70 q rs; do do. eights, sS 90; do. Pententi
ary scvens. II so; do. railroad eights, S3 SO; Ala
bama 1ves, 72 "a; do. elghts, 90 1O); do railroad
eghts, "a 90; South Carolina skies, SO 81; do,
new, January and July. az "a; do. do, April and
October, IA IS; do. registered stock, old, IS so;
Arkansas sevens ~ IS; Mobile and OHIO Railroad,
sterling, so 81; do interest eights, 70 75; Mis-
sissippi Central Railroad first mortgage sevens, rs
7S; do, second do. eghts, 65 a 63 New Orleans
and Jackson first, S3 IS; do second, 70 rs; Men,
phis and Charleston Railroad first, So a s6; do.
second, 73 75: do stock, 35 81; Greenviile and
Columbia Railroad guaranteed by South Carolina,
60 o 20; Macon and Brunswick guaranteed by
Georgia. 10 II; Memphis City SKIES, 55,1 So;
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A NUSSSRY FOS RYlHO7aoSia.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The following comfortable state OF things exists
In the village OF West Farms, Westchcater county,
About five A. NJ. on Thursday last large dog In a
rabid state ran muck through the village and Is
known TO have bitten some ten or twelve dogs
while on his headioDg course. lie brought up Mr..
Watsons farm, Where he was shot by Mr.. NatSon's
son. but not before he had bitten four valuable dogs
on the place. all or which were also destroyed. six
OF the dogs bitten In the village We're very properly
shot 10y tneir owners, but the others hidden
away and are still alive. All these dogs ought at
once to be destroyed for the public safety, other
wise there Is no limit TO the mischief which viii
sue. Neglect IN this respect Is Unpardonabie. The
dogs can he well spared, for the village - infested
with q number OF useless ours, which lurk In gar
dens and d0orways, and dart at the unsuspect!n-
passer-by to say nothing OF the hideous howlss ut
night which Danish sleep.
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST H. lS7o- TRIPLE SHEET

man, Miss A. NJ Williams. San Francisco. CAL
william Ward, Robert White. Wnliam II. Hall, Frank
u. Austin. B. G. Luthro. Wisconsin-W. Il. Smith.
81. Louls--George p. Whtelaw George Knapp and
wife. Miss G. Hanson, Miss NJ. f. Beishoven. Louis
p. Plant, George Il. Plant ami wife, Mrs. A. Don't
NH. Phladelphia-Tatlow Jackson. kingston-on-
Thames-Thomas Roberts Cleyeiand--!ohn y. Har-
beck, r.. stein. Geneva. n. I.--G. w. Nicholas.
Nashville. 1enn.-J. ID. FarDswortn Bunalo-A. M.
farnham New Brltain-S. Rockwell, Laveette Per-
rn. Chicago-C y. Copeland. H. M. Cannon ana wife.
Milwnukee-F. J. Bosworth and wife, Miss Bosworth.
Pltsburg-AleX Chambers. Cokoes n. f.-Wlllam
Creeson. Baitimore--Davii Ridgby, Mary Ridgby.
H. Rdgby Lexington ky-John II. Neville
Cncinnai-O Philip Hinkie and wife, I. M. Hlnke.
pfoyldence--T p. NJ Farand. New Haven-M Matth.
Hart washin2ton-Mls Schliecker. Erie-Wm. A.
GaDraith and lamiiy. Paris-Lacae, j. Reid, Prince
de Pollgnac. DR.. Frank Livermore. Arlnagh-Miss
S A. BELL Bern-JOhn BiKelOM, NJ. Saunders.
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ALLEGED lNHuNlAaITy At HanlEM-.A CONTRADICTION.
MOTT HAVEN, August IL. 1870.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue OF the nth instant you published
report OF william Sheridan beng left 20 die in
Sylvan Park, Harlem, by me. The facts OF the case
are that received word that young man had been
injured on the Harlem Railroad. Immediately pro-
cured the services OF DR.. Mcilroy who dressed his
wound. After which informed the young man that
could send him to the county hospital at Tarry
town, distance OF twenty-three miles. He said he
ala not WISH 10 go TO any hospital: that In a little
while lie would be able to walk home TO l20th street.
Harlem. sent him In wagon. did not 60 with
him myself but sent young man in my employ.
upon reaching the corner OF 10th street ana Third
avenue he requested the driver 10 let HIM out there,
as he did not wish 10 alarm his mother by the wagon
driving 10 me door. SO far from being III dying
condition he had only flesh wound upon the knee.
the doctor stating that he had no bones broken. He
got Ia ana out OF the wagon without any assistance.
In justice 10 me, as you have published an account
which Is calculated to nure me, win you please
publish the facts aud obllge, JOHN YORK.
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The following Is list OF Americans registered at
the offices OF Bowles Brothers Co., No. 449 Strand
Charing Cross, London and NO. IL Rue de la Paix,
Paris, for the week ending July 2e, 1870
AT THE PARIS OFFIoE.-New York-M. E. Lord
A. W. Morgan, Miss J. Morgan, Miss Warrener, II. r.
Raby, wife and daughter; b. r. McAIpine. Ronald
Thomas; Charles j. GriswoId, a. l.. Knight, Mr. ana
Mrs. A. G. Goodall John w. Brown, f. G. Ilsley Dr.
ter Brown, Miss Marion Brown, Maria A. Levy. Jonn
r. Livingstone, Miss Livingstone, Daniel J. O'Con.
sweeney, NJ d.; Thomas Il. Morris, Robert Hazieton.
A. l.. Wilson, John +. Rogers, d. p. Barhydt MISS
Grace BaIhydt. H.. Macaulay. g. b. Greenough and
family. Chcago-Vlctor Gerardln, Peter E. VOisad
r. J. HiiIey, George H. Taylor. Ell B. VIII
l,ams liam v e. , W. Williams, Q. H. seayerns and family,
feld-John v. Barker Cnclnnati--Archbisnop j. B.
Purcell sarah El Peter Mrs; H. 8 Blatcniord Miss
MSTa een A. RnBn a. BacniPla X; Milford Batchiord !r
VIM. o. Tibbetts, Miss Lille W. Tibbetts, H. M
Bearce, j. T. Bailey and wife, 9. NJ Eustis, George
Powers. Frank p. Ward, JOHNNIE b. swascy, Mrs. ].
b. Swasey and family, J.. A: Lyon. G: L. Kingspury.
shes San Peters f. swift and family VIM
LockPort-G. p. Hosmer. Philadelphia-Chas. Il.
Wild, Barton Hun, Joseph Lea. Ohio-R. G. Parsons
Parsons-New 0rleans-T. 8. Sevvill. Allegnany
City-Addison Lysle Washington--H. Llndsly. Miss
Endsy and Mrs. j. Whitley
S5 orion F9riiand@aiss Eiiza r Hall. oa@DerSnd@ %
Memphis-Notlmah Smith, W. A. Bickford Jr.
Baltimore-F b. Mayer, A. NJ. Hancock, Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs d. + Busoy. ST. Louis-Mr and Mrs. Geo. s.
Drake. Pennsylvania-Rev. N. Barrows Hartford
II. b. Saunders NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chambers.
Waterton-Mr and Mrs. d. ID. Flint. Beverlcy-Miss
B W. Neal. Cambridge-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Hall, Miss
d. L Hall, Miss q. J. Hail. Rome-G Grant.
AT THE LONDON OFFICE.-New York-Tneo. A.
Hamilton, w. =. Hamilton, l.. Schepp J. e. Han.
ton, q. NJ Chapman J. II. Harbeck, Mrs. J. H. Har-
beck, A. l.. Rowe, G. W. Nicholas, John G.
sutherland, Franklin Bartlett, f. G. Young iona,
Austin Mr. and Mrs. George b. Field. Miss Hattie
Field, Mr. and Mrs. William A., Camp, Mr.. W. 8.
Camp, Clarence 8. Day. II. X. St0ckwel, Frederick
j. DE Peyster, James Walker, $. Jacobson, John U.
Draper and wife, Mrs. l.. A. Noble and children W.
}. Happin, George NJ. Marshall, J. ID. Russell anu
wire, MISS j. +. Russell. Lewis Baker, Lloyd Phoenix,
LOUIS Cnantal, Charles II. King. BosOn.-Rchard
w. Smith. J. f. Durham, s. S. Matthews
and lady, Clement Hugh Hill, John II. Aus.
TN, James p. Maham, Miss A. +. Russell and
Miss X. G: Russell, George William Bond. Mr.. and
Mrs. IL; NJ. Bearce and daughter W. c. B. FiAeld.
Mr. ana Mrs p. Adams Ames, W. A. Marston, MIR.
ana Mrs. George >. Dexter, q. Bailey. Cambridge
y. Washburn and wife, j. Wyman, Miss s. Wyman
MISS NJ Wyman. Rochester--Mrs q. NJ. Curtis, Miss
q. Curtis, Miss j. Lewis. G. ID. Waters. Georgia
Mrs. Z. q. Cutter. Maine-Miss Cutler J. Edwin Sher-
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS AT ROCSAwAY.

Two deaths by drowning have taken place at
Rockaway-one on Friday OF q young man named
James Gallaher, ana the other on yesterday morn
ing OF q somewhat wen known New Yorker, Mr..
Danlel Early. In each case these unfortu-
nate gentlemen were bathing. and were,
no doubt. carried away by the force OF
the strong undercurrent. Mr.. Early went into
the water with number OF friends some five
hundred feet from the usual bathing place, but
swept away before assistance could be rendered
nm. His body has not yet been recovered, but Will
he probably soon washed In by the tide IL Is worth
notice that this nourlshng hille watering place has
not yet had sufficient regard Tor its own interest To
furnish s,Irf-boat for the succOr OF enture
some or unfortunate bathers. People will soon ne
gin TO look about lor site where bathing less
hazardous.
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THE BUREAU or AGRICULTURE.

The Bureau Of Agriculture has just printed q COM
plete list OF the agricultural, horticultural pomo
logical societies, farmers clubs, &C., which have
been entered on the books OF tho department up to
July /, 1870. The list represents all the States and
gives the name OF the president and secretary OF
each society," with the address OF tho secretary also.
me ane st Is headed by the two national societies
W., NJ, tne American Cattle Breeders Association,
& &west springfield, Hampden county, Mass, and the
Nauonai WOOL Growers Association. Painesvile,
aiMe county, Ohio. There are In all 1897 societies
now attached to the department.
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GOVERNMENTS QUIET AND STEADY.
The government market was extremely dull and
the Investment demand seems awaiting the further
development OF the wariike situation In Europe as
well rs the removal OF the supposed speculative
manipulation OF prices. The quotations OF to-day
were steady and the market quiet with firm
tone. The following were the final street prices:-
United States currency skies 111 ll2i4; do 1881,
registered, 1l41s li4si do do, coupon, ll4]l
lax; do hve-twenties, registered, May and Novem.
ber llo2l III; DO. d., 1852, coupon do. l1lst
III; do. do, 1864, do. do, l107s Ill "a: do do
1853, do do, 1lo7s lilJs de- do.. 1865 January
July, 1895 1097s; do. do, 1857, do. Co., 1O9H
1c32s; do. do 1865. do. do. lo97s iios; do. ten
fortics registered, 1o41a 105; do do, coupon,
107S< los.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was duh, usual on Saturdays
IN the summer, when the brokers and dealers leave
town at an early hour. The first call was suspended
midway OF It's progress by resolutions of respect for
the late Mr.. Theodore B. Stout. The carly rapid
fluctuations IN gold led to lower prices; but on the
announcement that the trunk lines OF railway VIII
advance their rates for passengers and freight
Monday next there was better feeling ana gen.
eral recovery In prices, from which there was
toward the close a slight reaction, as con-
sequence Of the uniavOrabIe bank statement
Pacific Mail was weak and lower, While Erie was
offered down to 22I4. st. Paul was strong on the
increase of Sl4 $50 in the earnings the first week
In August, and Rock Island nrnl, owing to q similar
improvement OF SIs,700 Otherwise the market
closed steady. The Chicago and Alton Railway
Company have declared a seInannua dividend OF
8 per cent, payable September /. and the Adams
Express Company a quarterly dividend Of 2 per
cent, payable at the time. The following were
the closing prices at the last session Stock
Exchange:-Canton Company, coz a IS; Consolida-
tion Goal, 2614 bid; Western Union 34S a 34ss;
Quicksilver, AZ 6; Marlposa 6; do. preferred,
10; Adams Express CO IA co. Wells-Fargo Express.
1914 a 144 American Express, Az. o 43; United
States Express, A q 45; Pacific Mali, 36I 81; At
lantic Mail, 29I; New York Central consolidated,
95S 96; do. scrip, 9lH 9l4 Erie. ga a
22S; Harlem, 1874 q 1885, Reading, 95M a 90;
Michigan Central 1lSh 1854; Lake Shore, 90 u
o36; Illinois Central, 13l bid; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1o54 bid; Chicago and Northwestern s1li
bid; do preferred, s5ti a s5h; Cleveland Colum-
BUS, Cincinnati and Indiana, 80 Rock Island, ia
1146; Milwaukee and st. Paul, COS 81 d; do. pre-
ferred. 7714a ia; Toledo, Wabash and western.
SIX 61A; Fort Wayne, o3,a bid; Chicago and
Alton, Iii 117I; Ohio and Mississippi. 33Jk a
337s; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1861 bid:
Morris and Essex, ssa< s9t4 Boston, Hartford and
Erie, 81 3ss; Hannibal ana st. Joseph. 1867 a
1O7; do. preferred, liz 11a; Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, TX 1s1S.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1870-08-14
FATAL RAILROAD CASUAL Ts--Ose MAN KILLER

Yesterday morning resident Of East New York,
named Mark Heiberger, was killed by locomotive
on the Brooklyn Central Railroad He stood upon
the track talking with some friends as the train was
approaching the station, and parting with them ne
stepped OF ana when the train close to him he
stepped upon the track again and struck by the
engine and ed so Dadiv that he died at twelve
O'Clock.