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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

Among the more important recent publica-
tons of Macmillan Co. ne Daily Ne,rs Correspond
enoe, comprising the letters written from the camp and
the battle field to that journal during the between
Germany and France, complete in one volume {;
Inside Paris During The Siege by an Oxford Graduate,
pquan and instructive narrative Of current events from
personal observation; and volume of Lyrical Poems by
TURNER PALGRAyE remarkable for their happy
illustration Of classical themes their depth and beauty
of sentiment and their versatile power Of expression
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

The Tourists Guide Through the Empire State
editedand published 10y Mrs. S s. COLT, Albany, con
tans brief sketches Of the principal towns on the
route Of the Hudson River and NewYork Central Rail
roads with description of Lake George, Lake Cham
plain, the Adirondack Saratoga, Niagara Falls, and
other places of public resort The value OF the book
would have been increased by publishing it in more
convenient form the Of travellers and emitting
The cheap literary padding which swels the size OF the
volume without enhancing its interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

In railroad bonds the dealings not especially
large prices having been steady Central Pachcs sold
at 9i 099l closing Mt 90 Union Pacific Firsts, s80ss
Land Grants, s044 Incomes, sGasCl; c. c. and l. C.
Frsts, SsL; Chicago and Northwestern Sinking Fund,
par and Morris and Essex seconds, 9Sla99 The follow
ing the bla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

The Tntroit- Psalms for Sundays and Holidays,
by j. II. CORNELL Pott Amery), is intended to pro
vide substitute for metrcal psalmOdy in congrcga-
tiona worship. The psalms prescribed by the first
prayerbook of Edward VI are set to original chants OF
simple melodies and of limited compass with such clear
and systematic pointing that they may easily be learned
by any congregation with the amount OF musical
talent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
THE MARKETS.

lCarefuIy Reported TIE rRsrSEt
NONDAY Aug ~ lSI
AsESPos ,re limited demand and prices unchasysi a
250 = IS Pear. AID w8ute 90 S3l 80 g.
COTIOS-The $40. Cotton active Bat prizes
lower, delivery opened ! lover but .q ny reeoyee
sales 26G bslss (99l Saturday n) nc- 29 Cos export 80
for consumption, AMI q Tor spe-ulI )r. We quoI;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

A Brief History of the United States "a. s..
Barnes Coz is new manual for the use of schools,
aiming present the incidents in American history in
marrow compass and in attractive form. Only the
most important events related in the body OF the
work while variety of explanations illustrations, and
anecdotes given series of notes at the foot Of the
page The is arranged under general topics, and
the of military affairs, the prominentfeature
each battle is made the subject of special remark,
while every campaign is treated whole, instead of
presenting the events in chronological order. An excel
point in the volume is the condensed biographical
sketches of the principal characters who figure in the
history They written with impartiality and with
considerable ability, and well adapted 10 engage the
attention of the pupil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

Subscriptions to the loan to-day, $4,000 The
Internal Revenue receipts were SG,5,OOO.
The Government bond list opened irregular, though
with the tone of the market firm. At the second and
succeeding calls but little change observed, the lead
ing features having been sharp rise in isis, which
1lss bid at the close. There has been good
quiry for the same while the offerings exceedingly
light. Fisk X Hatch report Governments as follows at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

Tndices of Public Opinion, by SINCLAIR Tou-
SLY is collection of miscellaneous papers, chiefly of
political character reprinted for 'prvate circulation
from the authors contributions to various journals and
magazines and marked by his well known independence
~ opinion distinctness Of statement, and energetic at
terance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

HAY-The arke; remain lrn With fair denapt qae,e
81 l5a 81 lO retail lots auihrh G @l ~" % ~,
request aud the market sti Al V@ - % of io's N!'
sS. for Short d. sod New Dat, a A.. -. -. H.,
LRATHER1te ark, iur omlock Sole hss hen more acte 1l
past week. and salss have July equae ecept P
being hru heii Nhle niefof ~
~ sah. Union ses rapidly e. iul & hou
Leather In light supply with far inqhH nom cess %
Hemloc Ares middle, 2oa Is iienlock 'ueno, ~ CIV
70 NE emoek California. 2Ii G2Jc Hcnocf CahoA
noeo &C. 26ds7e.; Hrs'o-k Onnooo &C. middle -oaEi
Henloc orneeo a. hgn, 2; Ic eao9l Zoo D.P P s
weights i9c. Henoc Rough 2a Re prion tO9i,i hess
33QJic; Union Cmpd. middle StdS3c, Union 'npP. h.M ~
Sc; un!,n Bellies IL Isi ga Roas all wr, 5-@''Gi o''
Rough. Southern all weights 3 De. currency, v n
MoLAss Esther, is hte Iotlng doing aud ree are no'
NAVAL sTOREs-The genera market aeu'e sad
limited i ssur' so
ceuand eliery speculative sale 70 bib az 4dit OF 'i
arrive nb do d. private nrsse'
dull; So bhs ~ - - Tor common
ts Strautd ~ 6c N hhi gOos do. a. - ~ Lon soos -
No s. and 200 bb. Strained To arrive al - ~ II"
iv.sbui steady at ~ b!l - ~
DlIlhe demand for AasrcCu Lnseei noi ,rd The mass
czks; Irsde Fsh Oils active bat pnees M
steady MsrhIdep iuil and heavy We quote At sc o'Hs' W.
M-Crode dali bot,rs asking 3e DC.
above llo. 1Le sdes Om he Crek were ssy a.,
aud 50 seller GO di Resned IS bec1 s aeu
deliveries have soh at esr prceIt AZ the decline
the 800 BID. Agg. 2c 500 bill be,ers o9
s year al ?4ic, and SO bills, Ia buk spot At &c ,s'
been IN limited resee' b., are not ga"'aoy io.sr Nsgai si
Tumorei 600 bb Crude " shipping order on pAe ~ Ar,
PROFESSIONALISM dull Da spsnns OF rSi ana ,s, 3
held, the saes ~ bbl 1880 tr New Mess shashs
Cty for future deIyrr the mArktt IS gu.s,, -
uncharged; sales Of 2s0 bb. Mes for sepcnhef |" a.
20 6bls do for s:@e s"s!a ~, I'll. r,,. Pcws !, ali
Reef h An .@rste De. aud ahcot former Pnees .es
~ bblA $50 l2 for Plain Mos and sHSSL '~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PRACTICAL TREATISE on sEToN coIeSEr AND oT MFR
~ Rariseers and MsjorGen Army d. Van NoiSnl'
Attempts to introduce into general use in the
sders art an artificial stone Of moderate cost, possess
,pg In a requisite degree the essential properties OF
strength hardness, and durability aud susceptible of be-
ing nodded TO any required size and FORM and In any de-
sired shade of color with all the details of tracery ana
ornamentaon which the stone-euters chsel can I'M
mart 10 the natural rock have met with conspicuous so
cess within the years This work describes with
minutencss of detail the several kinds OF ar
,icia stone in most general use In Europe and now oe
ginning to be introduced in the United States discusses
their properties relative merits and cost ana despes
abe materials OF which they composed The varieties
treated OF at greatest length Beton Cogno, RAN
soes sceous Stone, the Frear Stone the sore Stone,
manufactured by Boston company and the Foster and
Van Derburgh stone. known the American Building
BLOCKS The subject is of special and growing inter
s and we commend the work. embodyng az 1t does the
Datured opinions of experienced engineer and ex-
pert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

The week opens an easy money market, with call
loans going very freely at and per cent Govern
ment bond and stock collateral time loans running 80
days to four months being done at and per cent.
Choice discounts the basis of SAL per cent.
Washington dispatch gives the yearly Treasury state
ment as follows:
Total receipts fseal year ending June $333 $1,000
Total Expenditures tsame tnel 22l70O
-.
Total II bonds purchased (same me)... l30s20
expenditures, outside OF bonds bonght..... l6Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

The gold market has shown no important volume OF
business during the day. but the squeeze naugrated
last week has been pressed by the clique controlling
the cas gold that in afternoon dealings the price
advanced to 1l2 though the range until after p M
was l2s dll2s The advance due to the covering Of
some short lines rather than submit to the high rates
demanded by holders. The considerations to-day paid
for the of D. 76i $780, 116 56i and lS2 of
DER cent The days business at the gold Exchange Bank
was as follows:
a, b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

The Second Volume of The American Book
seys Guide for the year 1870 is issued by the American
News Company comprising in addition TO its current
literary announcements great variety of photographed
and historical matter of value to readers for future ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCIIANGE-FIRsr CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. n.
rs o. Bond.
1900 u. ~ $50 Con, u.s. n.....ll3
so stas RdtroatE5preo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

4gi9l7 s. Currency SJOS "a
Gold uaynents. li3iO3 IS Currency balance gi4l5 IS
Gold babee.... 81 Customs S26 roo %
Currency receipts. 90, 1896 al
Foreign Exchange was weak and demoralized, prime
co days bills at first hands selling at 1884, less G and at
second hands at 1921 dlO9 the bankers freely offering
their sterling and pressing bills upon buyers. The
NAL ouotatious were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
,ck o. GRAIN ~ srv.roRE AND BaooHrrs vARE-

HDES-The Dty HIDES he. heeu active m pros
the being chiefly s c.as " m = 40
elos the ana At qlosus Wet ,'o mas ai'
demini CIV SsugheF al Texas wa s note sar
OF 10 RIO Graue Cows u Lrrye Boston gpd The laTtei
Tor Iautt. Hides aae; bales utsoes part ge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

future delivery Low Mlhlg the sas have een As il
Oct, 300 at iT7.l6c l7l l7ic Now 80 a, 7Ie ya
~ s o = i s 5 t s5 S at % 'g
100 Sept and Oct 4 56c together; lgl eseh ser, ui0,
Sept Oct nov and DEC 5-lse together Oct 80 a zeiSe
il 1Isc 5ogether Os Now and Dec a. lIs osaI,
Noy, 80 al l7e 100 at i'c total $3.50 oaeS 'fanl " 1870
'C6PFE-Tnere Ia, beeqa good trade an'nd tr no. .ai The
s s JAVA is fm1 bsd ard eolio pao1s
Ge e9 ft, :5a Ss Sc ,e - s5e Pace % ''
craze, Ar. seter and wanted ami there siel u & 6er
srale The decline h N Is.sts nH1 seI 6 " } '9s
goo Provincial demand iOr choice Extras 'ae4 Of 1850 s0s We
se eSS 95sst e Ohio R Eae n sPP 81 'o5s'o
s4 Extra 5iand sl5G ONO * srii SO so
S S.n r sS5Sr Ext, ia la 8 OHIO s Ia S c cs go
minnesota EHra.. 500 40 Double krT, DO d. 'o9 8
'I Wheat % i Es'fes @,.: isS St c' 6o a. ga IS
OHIO McS:..~ $50 20 Genssse. El.6 1i. o6 rs
the market is quiet and unaIed sales Of 40 be We
Bait Alex and eor.e,owu mixed to good Sup. 81
Bait. AleI and Geqr:etoWr ksssa and FANNY. 22g ss
S S:sSs's 81 tennessee. T:; ssI v:ai; IS
as I'oaf aay 1o 6 9 "a st Sl -, ~ S Psse o7 m
Corn Ma No; pent. srn,r sales Ofi,0 5b We qaots
Corn Nest jersey - % as Cora iea Brwe 90 % 80 rs
C GSrI MsrIweStw 3 % SO Dr. 49, ""
. Tr A e oI 1 Ss 1Sa o 4Vt D RS on ore Unchanged sales
FREGHTSThe supply Of Gram room offering h been shssy
provisions the offerings m but Of other kinds n, The chart
demand limited, ba h marAet bn Tie engagements
5lg
3D.. gOCO boxes Cheese ~. boxes Bacon. l,0otaes
Cotton J.. "a oy sal so Aha TalOU IL 2i. The
bark bls. u Refined Peoeam
r.; and from Ph-el Ag, American bars vita 300 tb
Rehled Petroleum N the Med teri g. d. ADJ BRUSH
ship with SEQ bb Cute Petroleum to pO.i Continent
s.. o.
GRAN-Hoders Of an krd, Wheat frs; the light arrivals
aud decline ghts ndaee greater funess; good SPHINX
strong an fairy active Aaer Winter
the advance and quite Urn higher prices obtained Sprbg
though quite du AZ close Winter duh and heavy the sas ~
bush. I'll ga I'll 80 'or soft Spsngi 81 jd-l No
Ch,ago Spring; 81 81 IS o No. Milwaukee. 4l6S
Amber Western 81 50 White Michigan. 81
Amber IndAns Fa1c 81 81 f hte Genesee Barley Malt dali
and heavy; sales II 2J0 bush Ciy 81 g. cash puiy
45045c and i]a5c for White Western Bck
aioat Mixed and s2af White; Jersey
49, notice the nrt sample Of state Oats crop 87l
by Van Daz-r aett Of ayerT n l. Warner Csna
lea qu lily superior. Rive quiet bat timer. the sale 1850 bh
Western At lace Corn better under moderate
decline demand quite general pl
mainly export dull; the sales ~ bush Wetsrn
" and White a.
&c the ionkers Mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
eau Schools.
Gencbere.

AN experienced Classical, Mathematical,
English Teacher honorradue Of foreign university
employment TEACHER TUTOR cty reference highest
testimonials Address TUTOR Post-Oe Station IT. New-iork
4 YOUNG LADY desires position as an
N ASSISTANT TEACHER or VISITING G0VERNESS; highest
references given Address TEACHER OF L. Co., % Union
square (nOrthl
A LADY OF some years experience IN teach
ing wishes situation visiting resident COVERINGS,
COMPANION lady Address L. A. uptown Advertisement 0Gce
54l West TErysecond-st.
% mer. School Institute" IA Bond-st supplies
n families with reisbe Teacher Teachers wanting
should Application Form W. schemerbon Actusry
NNANTED-A situation as TEACHER by
Young who has had six yea erpenenee four Principal
Academy and f Latin and Greek popular
seminary. Address L. H. DICKINSON, Meiien Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

No report; last week.
The transactions the clearinghouse for the past
week compare follows with those OF the previous week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
oans and Dis. Specie. Leg Ten. Deposits Circulation.

TABLE the Amount or loans, Specie tWchlu
ton Deposits, and Legai Tenders IN The Banks OF The
Cty Of NeI0 York for he tceek ending saturday, Aug
II, 1871. . c.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
Hlnsiral 1nstrnments.

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
"A to RENT SELL cheap rent allowed purchase Call at
NJ. MERkELLS No. Union square, tl65 Pourhaye)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

gentry would do we'll to pack up their carpetpags ana
leave their getting TO be OF more Vaae 'nah
their company.
A rumor has been set afloat in Democratic
circle. In this city TO the effect that Gen. Grant has de-
cided to remove Davis Marshal Sharpe
and Postmaster Patrick H. Jones The same story sets
forth that Senator Morgan Is pressing for the pco
OF Attorney Col George Bliss; for the once
Of Marshal Thomas c. Acton, ana Tor tho fOstnAs'oi
ship, Gen. Arthur.
The Hon. Darius Caldwell of Ashtabula Coun-
ty, Ohio publishes a card in The Genera Times WITH
drawing his name az a Republican candidate Tor Gov
ernOr He says: "The choice OF our party as eXpresn
through the Journals Of the State and in other way !,
point 10 another for our standard bearer ~
this choice no doubt Il made under the BELIEF that Tue
interests OF the party and ts great principles VIII DC ne
better served by H. nave no persohal Interests W "
terpOse against this decision
The Augusfa (Ga) Chronicle and Sentinel,
avowedy delivering the views OF A. II. stephens sur
renders three columns OF space the exposition Of
what ought in its and Mr.. stephenss opinion. to be
orthodox Democratic doctrine in regard TO the last three
amendments to the CONSTITUTIONS Mr.. stephens does
not hold either the XVIII and XVIII Amendnents
sOcdIed TO be be valid and rightful parts OF the
Constitution because they and nothing but the
offspring OF gross uSupdons Of poper passed " JoTee'
Fraud, aud perjury"
A special meeting of the Executive Com
mtee OF the Republican General Committee oil THIS city
was held evening Ffthave. and Twenty-second-
st. Gen John Cocbrane In the char The iOlo"ins was
adopted:
P,oi That the Democratic Legislature Of ISL commencing by de-
faang Republican member Of his seat and ending by the pna
svoWd contempt Of common disregard o. common
dency. We remit both the Democratic party and u D. "han' Tue
buyer and seller. 10 the Just oblnquy Of Their acts =
The following were elected officers for the ensuing
year: Gen John COchrane, President; Gen lloyd AS
pinwa Vice-President; ID. d. Conoyer, second Nlce-
President; Geo. T. Coachmon and Andrew Legse'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
PERSONAL.

w W King recently OF GAINESVILLE,
Inc Nov $50 fnr the purpose OF establishing
o. mas gone " ~ o-gsnjzation similar TO that OF the
there Free SJTer Mr. King has been warmly received
Rev Robert Cbere y years ago he was pastor of ST.
Panl's 0JniversaisV NHui =, -
<AaI nDIaware journal states that c. Harry
- wilmington is giving series Of histrionic per
fran'N ,,e,e 10 enable him to defray his expenses
lot, ~ sndies FOR the evangehc ministry. He Is said
himself so well the stage that 1t is doubtful
Vbs viii succeed in the pulpit
George D. Prentice is buried in Cave Hill
rserv near Louisville, small Grecian canopy rest
, an four columns above his grave with in the
er,er and on the top Tyre with broken string. He
~ beside his son. CORTLAND Prentice, who killed
mar Augusta KY, during the while fighting the
Rebel side.
The talk about Herbert Spencer's taking the
Presidency of the proposed college in Cincinnati is idle
the state Of MI spencers health being such that his
friends consider IL physical mpossibty for him 10 at
tempt voyage across the Atlantic. There is, however,
No reason doubt that with proper and quiet life,
d. may long be spared 10 continue the development OF
ls system OF philosophy.
The beastly habit of Selling upon private or
family difficulties opportunity for revengng polit-
ga grudges, poisoning arrows against political
antagonist receives dignhed and fitting rebuke in the
makes editoriay, the disposition finally made Of the
divorce suit between the Editor of The La Crosse Demo
eraf Brick Pomeroy) and his wife: This proceeding,
we understand, was mutually desired TO legaze an
amcable negotiation about separation that has prac-
Ic8Y existed for many years. and the alOny - about
equivalent TO the voluntary annuity that has hitherto
been granted, notwithstanding the dsparagng rum0rs
elect that often circulated those whose
ignorance OF the facts only equaled by their mis-
<levous malignity toward a man whose SINS are not
akin " hypocrisy. Circumstances OF peculiar decacy
have compelled Mr. POmcrOy to submit silently to impu-
cations o. dshOnOr and, with this final acton 10 TO
b hoped all vituperation will cease"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Taxpayers Convention, as it is called,
assemblies in South Carolina to-day.
The Southern newspapers generally publish
the Ku BILL and the candid of them admit the
existence Of that murderOus band
The Mobile Register. for the enlightenment of
the Southern Democracy each day makes room on its
fourth page for Constitution Of the United States
Omitting however, the XIIlth, XVIII, and XVIII
Amendments.
A United States Commission is taking bales
OF negro testimony KuKlux outrages In jefferson
County, Ca. and shipping IL North for a market. The
Savannah Mems suggests that IL Is true, II Will he well
for the men who ventsng it TO look TO their
safety.
The Charleston Courier accepts the amend
ments 10 the Constitution accomplished facts and
sees no prospect relief from the Supreme Court II
their political creed they have any desire 10 elect the
President In 1872.
The Flick Amnesty Amendment to the
vote by a large majority. Parkcrsburg voted SIS for
Ratification 10 three against Martinsburg 373 To TO- and
the rest Of the state lar as heard rO very nearly
the same proportion.
he Cincinnati Commercial in an article OF
column and half, presses the claims OF Mr. Robert b.
Roosevelt member Of Congress from this city, 10 the
honor OF the Democratic nomination for the Presidency
The main count In The Commercials indictment seems to
De that Mr. Roosevelt il fool It's views ~ 10 some
other Democratic candidates are discreety ieft IN
spoken.
The IeTds State Journal says that Austin Is
infested with gang OF Democratic lobbyists intent on
corrupung Tho Texas Legislature IN the interest Of PIT
Nale ecAencs Ire J0uIHG! 5uggcsts That AL Vi 9ail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
BASEBALL.
BOSTON NINE VS.. ATLANTIC.

The Boston Club have been quite unfor-
tunate Oh their first trip from home, no less than five Of
their appointed games having been prevented by rain
Yesterday too though the weather was clear cold,
blusiering wind rendered good play extremely ohcuit
in the field and made it quite unpleasant Tor spectators
notwithstanding the Drawback however, about lVOo
people assembled on the Capitone Grounds brooklyn
20 zee the Boston nine take the field for the first te IN
this vicinity their opponents being the new nine OF inc
Atlantic Club No one expected the Brooklyn nine 70
win the game; but, though the Atlantcs had good
supporting party for their pitcher. the A''er
proved such disastrous failure that the nine
became quite dcmoralized In fact, q poorer
display in the pitchers position has not been seen TINS
season. than that made by Mccormack in this game Inc
BostOuans found him difficult 10 punish, because IL was
rare that they could get ball from him WITHIN any IaT
reach OF the bat Nearly all the positions were wen
PLAYED except those OF pitcher and catcher te via
livery the latter had 10 contend win seeming 70
alze him Chapman's play at first base was feature OF
the game and young Han elded finely at shOrt neld.
The Boston display excellent at times, Dut le as
whole il was not up the mark OF the old Red
nine The feature OF the display was double pay ny
Harry Wright and another by George Wright the later
throwing finely to bases. The nine, however, uu not
play with any spirit their task probably Delhg
IMPRESSION however that the BOstons WOuld nave
10 wake up little before they could cope successiuIy
with the Mutual nine. This time they had lenient UNI
pre who gave satisfaction 10 both mines by interpreting
The rules in the spirit OF the law rather than the sc
letter Last night the Bosons departed for Troy ana
today they play the Haymakers there close ana eX-
citing contest being anticipated. The following is the
sv.l nal al