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The specie engagement Tor tO-mOrrOw's steame
the China taking none today Is about 100000.
THE NEW LOAN.


the China taking none today Is about $500, 200.
THE NEW LOAN.
The subscriptions to the new loan to-day were only
$4,000 tthe patriotic eject OF July to the contrary
Notwithstanding prominent firm on Broad street
are publicly advertising their Willingness TO sell any
part OF one million OF the new loan at esX per
cent In gold, which is "a per cent cheaper than
Mr.. Boutwells price. Seriously speaking, Is 1t
not time Mr.. Boutwell, sheved his new loan OF
which, with money at two to three cent In Wall
street, he has marketed less than s7o,OO00O0 out OF
$1,000, 1000, or less than i've per cent OF the
amount oeredY VIII he not see that there Is some
thing radically wrong about his new bonds las we
suggested In the HERALD from the start especially
Of the $4,000 900 subscribed far only small rac-
ton represents fresh investment OF money, the re-
manner being conversions of the old i've twenties
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was dun, the only activity tran
spring in the Missouris and new South Carolinas
which were strong and higher. The only quota
lions at the last call were as follows:--Tennessee
sixes ex coupon ~ 70; do new, 7lx a TN: vir-
ginis skies, IS So; do, new, 721k 73A; Georgia
skies, ex int. 81 do. sevens. ex mt, SO a 81; North
Carolina skies, 46ja Al; do, new, 26h a27h; do,
special tax, 2Oh a 20s<; South Carolina SKIES, 50;
do, new, July $50 bid; do, new April, 81; Mis-
souri, skies, 94% BID; do ST. Joseph issue, 93X;
Louisiana skies, "; do, levee, II bid; Alabama
eights, 100; Arkansas, 90 q So.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was very dull, owing to the con-
tinued absence OF many OF the brokers and their
principals. The general anticipation had been that
with the passage Of the Attn OF July stocks would
Immediately assume strength and activity. In ex.
peclation OF such a condiGlon OF the market the
clques began TO unload thinking 1t a favorable op-
portunty, but ound prices decline so rapidly that
they were compelled to countermand their orders
TO sell and restore the market TO Its nrmness by
fresh orders " buy. In this early decline Rock
Island went OF from 11OI TO 1881. The rally In the
afternoon was quite effective and brought prices
back to the original starting point and some in
stances even to higher hgures. fresh sensation
In the style OF Rock Island would doubtless serve to
bring the market to more stable level OF prices
or IN place thereof the clques win have to show
some Difference TO the popular sentiment that prices
nigh. The oiiicial statement OF the earnings
OF the ONO ana Mississippi Railroad for the month
OF June shows the very heavy. not serious. de-
crease Of &6o,5l6. Tue decrease in May was $l4,0O2
and In April s27.2s3-a tot decrease Of kll2osl ior
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The Supervisors.

The Kings County Board OF Supervisors held O
special meeting yesterday afternoon for the purpose
OF confirming the sale of Ger tain lands adjoining the
Pententiary. on motion Of Supervisor Foley, a
resolution adopted to the AFFECT that the lots and
parcels OF land belonging to the county which were
sold at public auction on the 18th Of June he ap-
proved and That the for the conveyance OF the
lots to the purchasers thereof be signed, and the
corporate seal Of the Board be affixed thereto The
Board then adjourned for one week.
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The Brooklyn Budget.

The Joint Board, composed of the members Of the
Board OF Aldermen and City Supervisors met yes
terday afternoon for the purpose OF receiving the
report Of the Board Of Estimates and taking action
thereon. Mayor Kalbhesch, who presided, pre-
scented the budget stating the nature OF the docu-
ment and the law under which IT had been
prepared. After some argument as to the propriev
of referring the matter TOR examination. which was
opposed by Alderman Clancy as unnecessary, the
document was referred to a committee OF seven
Aldermen and seven Supervisors. IL was resolved
that $50 copies OF the communication be printed.
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4 col casD SENATOR IN POLICE COURT.

Aaron A. Bradley. the negro Senator from Georgia,
made complaint before Alderman Mitchell at JEFF
ferson Market yesterday. against Mr. Samuel l..
Harris, financial inspector OF the National Freed
mans Saving and Trust company, 1s5 Bleecker
OF June. Bradley rs ne alleges, made u deposit OF
$780, but only got credit for $40. Mir. Harris denied
the charge, but was neld In $500 for examination.
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parcel Of paper, which had been carelessly left
too gas jet in the tea store of Joseph Lowrey,
900 Court street, caught fire at hanpast two O'Clock
yesterday morning ald set fire 10 the store The
In the Imperial Insurance Company, Of New YORK.
The loss ON the building is between $500 and $500.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL. STREET, I
WEDNESDAY July So p. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was q shade lower, but
became active ut the decline and closed strong.
The cotton market was fairly active and steady.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports. exclusive Of
SPECIE from the port of New YORK for the week end
ing July T. 1871, So, $780, The following shows
the exports for the same week and since the begin
ming OF the year, compared with previous years.:
1869. 1870. 1871.
For the week. 81, 43l,637 $4,lo2,s46 $2,733, go
Prev reported. 81, 597 $3.50 S7,969620 HAST 1873
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, July 5-6 7

WEDNESDAY, July 5-6P. N.
AsHEs.The demand very light and only small par
cells salabe at So 10 ~ 25 for pots. so 50 rs
for pearls.
CANDLES in moderate demand at 39c. for patent
SPERM 29c for plain sc 29c for stearic and l3c
l5c for adamantine.
CoPrER-Tne market for American ingot was quiet but
firm at 2c c for Lake, with sales Of 100000 lbs within
the range Manufactured steady, with small demand
l9c 2lc for old sheathng Sac for sheatbng 34c
for bolts BIC. &c. for nails &c. for yellow metal
sheathng &c for do. do rails and 24c for do do bolts
COTTON. The market opened weak under very limited
inquiry for cotton the spot but kilograms of favorable
tenor from LIVERPOOL arrested the declining tendency OF the
market by causing holders to Of less freely Without how
stimulating the demand which confined entirely
to small lots for Immediate The market closed quiet
Cotton only saabc In small lots at following quota
tons which may be regarded extreme and somewhat
pnmin nj.
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A music stand OF ornate design has been erected
upon the Lawn, the Plaza entrance to Prospect
Park by the Board Of Commissioners. On Saturday
next and each succeeding Saturday during the sum-
mer the band OF the Thirteenth regiment n. c., will
discourse best airs for the entertainment OF all
who may attend. The programme announced for
the opening concert Is as fOllOws:-Grand March
Opus 81 Mendessohn; Overture-"Merry Wives OF
Hio peaSn rans seeeton
''BohemIan Girl" Bale; Waltz-"Am schooner
Rhein,n Kelar Bella; AdaglO from "Sonata Pate
tiqueh Beethoven; Galope-"ln Wild Haste, y Faust
Overture--.Camp IN Granada" Kreutzer; Waltz
"Pandeckten," Yunge; SelectiOn-"La Belle Helene"
Offenbach; March-'Prize," Wiegand National airs.
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Shielding a nIeri,oriou. Officer.

Captain Daniel Ferry, OF the Third police precinct,
who has been faithful and gallant officer in Brook
Ign for upwards or thirteen years, was yesterday
the surprised recipient of beautiful and costly gold
Shield Of office, the gift of "many friends, who have
learned to appreciate worth as guardian OF the
peace, as a citizen, q neighbOr and a frlend.n
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THE LAST DAYS OF TEE EMPIRE.
Historical Revelations CorrObOrating TrOehu'S
Defence in the National Assembly.

Secret Correspondence Between the Empress Re
gent and the Emperor Napoleon-The Empress
and Olivier Feeding the Emperor on False
Hopes-Somsthing More About Louis
Baptism Of Fire"-Lsbouf the
scapegoat, Palikao the Pet-Na-
poleon Under the Rule ofths
Petticoat Government
Faint Fluttsrings Of
His Former Self
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Rurglary.

The residence OF Henry B. Claim, No. 81 Pierre
pont street, entered by burglars last night ana
robbed Of $500 worth of clothing furs and jewelry
No clue to the thieves.
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef of sale at lOSc. l3c. for fair to good.
Hogs In moderate demand at DC. 5lSc Receipts-
Csttle, live SJ42.
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In the gold loan market tho rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to dat for borrowing The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
God cleared Observation-Disclosures. $4h9S5 900
GOd balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,732 1903
currency balances. 2,00S8 $3.50
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llT6nSlateu IOr tue NEW lOhA uEhALDsl
The following dispatches were exchanged be
tween the Emperor Napoleon. the Empress Eugene
aud the Olivier Cabinet during the late campaign
OF France. These dispatches are historically In
teresting because they throw new light on the
motives which actuated the principals of the I'm
perial cOterie. The kilograms were in special
cipher and could not be deciphered by the employees
OF the telegraph even by the surroundings OF the
Emperor and the Empress. The dispatches, as well
documents which the Empress in her precipitate
departure left behind the defence lately presented
by General Trochu in the National Assembly mparts
O certain coherency to the whole correspondence.
The series commences with q telegram OF q prl-
vate characteristic despatch OF the Prince
Imperial, July 20, 1870, 10 his mother,
then sojourning In the Chateau OF st. Cloud.
camp All the sodiers are charmed (charne). embrace
you with all my heart. Your anectionats son,
Emperor to the Minister Of War;
Send the Seventy Lyons. told that there
many In the depot who could join the army Let
them march hither by companies BY bataon Corsica,
NAPOLEON
THE FAMOUS BAPTISM OF FIRE.
Louis has Just his Of His presence
Of mind admirable. made impression at ali upon
him. and he seemed to take the whole affair al walk in
Lo,.s rnt bapene de Jsu adnnirobs
de sansroid nint wuteusent inrressionas Ct ebssd
On August 8, the beginning of the disasters, the
Empress wrote the following to her son.
Everybody at st. Cloud thinks of you The hours seem
very long, but the prospects of glorious return sustan
And the following 70 her husband:--
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The law which has proposed authorizes incorpo
ration OF the Gardes Mobiles the bescech you
send the Mobiles camp Chalons order
that they may be added 10 tue regiments think the
day after tonorrow shall be able TO send you 1900
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SUMMARY OF FOREIGN NEWS.


Fort Issy has been occupied by the Ver-
saillists, the Communists having evacuated
it.
The insurgents made desperate attack
upon Nenilly, but were repnlsed by the
Nationals with great slaughter.
The resignation of General Rossell de-
prives the Communists of the only COM
mander who has shown respectable militia
ry ability on their side.
The Commune is disheartened by inter-
nal dissentions and shows the inherent rot
tenness and tendency to disintegration
which peryades all France. Its procla-
nations are savage against struggling and
desertion. 81
Fort Valarien has been supplied with
100000 projectiles for the bombardment Of
Paris.
General Docray has crossed the Seine
with 10000 men, and is within 800 yards
of the walls of Paris, ready for the assault
when the walls are reached.
General Montretont yesterday opened a
fierce bombardment on the southwestern
portion Of the city.
The definitive treaty of peace between
France and Germany was signed yestsr-
day.
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A fever for emigration has taken pos
session of the people OF the older provinces
of Canada, which are now, according to a
local paper, being drained of their best and
most valuable classes to settle the wild
prairies of Manitoba-Rsd River country.
Frantic efforts are being made to arrest the
tide which is depopulating country al
ready lily supplied with labor; but the
"star of empire" is westward, and the Do
minion statesmen find all their wits at fault
Canada, like most free-trade countries, is a
poor country to emigrate to, but an excel
lent one to emigrate from
The Geimaus resident ia Charleston,
South Carolina, are taking steps to purchase
large farm in the suburbs of tho city for
the purpnse Of temporarily locating immi-
grants as they arrive there, SO that they c IN
learn something OF our language, of the
effects of the climate, and OF the nature of
the tillage in use in the South. The quiet
and industrious character Of the Germans
has rendered that class of immigrants
popular throughout the Southern States,
aud The German population of the cities
everywhere appear TO manifest COM
mendable interest 10 advancing the welfare
of their newly arrived fellow-couutrymen.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL

Will contain faithful resume Of the News of the
Week from all parts of the worlds full and accurate
reports of the Richmond and Baltimore Markets
we'll dgested Editorials upon all the current matter
of int rest, Political, Financial Comm ercial, Agri-
cultural and general topics; selections from the
eading journals of the country, local and State
news Sc. This paper will maintain the principle
of The National Republican Party. and strenueusly
advocate all measures to advance the public good.
Believing POPULAR EDUCATION to DO the great
want of our State and Country, shall give large
space to Its advocacy. We shall devote large por-
tion of columns to the subjects Of Agricultural
Horticultural and Mining interests, giving interest
ing articles these subjects from ablo contributors.
Remittances should be made by money orders or
registered letters, and addressed to
EDWARD DANIELS,
Editor and Manager State Journal, Richmond.
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Total....................s4ss.2 200

Total..."m........".$459,2o 200 co
WHY was not a statement made OF
these items, for though startling, it would
be interesting as we'll as instructive to
people, who though poor, robbed, and
distressed to the last degree Of endur-
snce, still have the courage to look at the
items which make up the total OF their
nisfortunes.
When, on the subject Of bonds, why did
not these miserable men tell US just how
much money they paid in Baltimore and
elsewhere for selling our deprecated bondsf
We are informed that this little matter
alone amounted to over $4,000; not
much, it is true, compared with other of
the operations of that Council, but even
that is considerable sum to people so
plundered as we have been.
Why not tell us how much money was
borrowed at one per cent. per month, and
how long the loans ran? We remember
one transaction in which $4,000 was
borrowed at that rate, but we do not know
for what time. We do know, too, that
this Council had so debauched the public
credit and cheapened the city bonds that
they were compelled to deposit $4,000
in bonds as collateral security for $25, 5000.
Why not also tell US what amount of bonds
were sold by Wilson, Colson & Go. about
Christmas last--what commission was
paid There must be some of that reck-
less Council who know, although there
was no detailed statement ever made Of
the rate of sale or of the commission paid
only the net proceeds were stated.
These bonds had then three per cent i'm
terest about due on them, which was actu-
ally paid within ten days, and we believe
that the real loss to the city, including
discount, commissions, &c., was at least
thirty-three per cent, or one-thrd Of the
face of the bonds. These reckless spend
thrifts must be made to answer, or their
ears be nailed to the pillory as solemn
warning to all other unjust public servants
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NHE AIN Kill LER."

Travellers are always liable to sudden attacks of
Dyssntery and Cholera Morbus, aud these occurring
when absent from home, are very unpleasant. The
PAIN KILLER may always be relied upon In such
cases AS soon as you feel the symptoms take one
teaspoonful In gill of new milk and n.olasses and
gill of hot water, stir well together and drink hot.
Repeat tho dose every hour until relieved. II tho
pains be severe, battle the bowels and hack with the
medicine clear.
In cases of Asthma and Pythisic take a teaspoon
full In gill of hot water sweetensd we'll with mo-
lasses also battle the throat aud stomach faithfully
with the medicine clear.
Dr. Sweet says it takes out the soreness in of
bonesetting faster than anything he ever applied.
Fishermen, so often exposed to hurts by having
their skin pierced with hooks and fms of fish, can
be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer soon
as the accident occurs in this way the anguish is
soon abated bathe as often in Ave minutes,
say three or four times, and you will seldom have
any trouble.
The bites and scratches of dogs and cats are soon
cured by bathing with the Pain Killer clear.
See printed directions, hich.faccompany each
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pRoFrssropAL CARDS.
JsO. W. JrsKirs. sso. .. rosPAm
JENKINS PoPHAM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
oFFICE--No. 1 MARsHALL BUILDIN

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
oFFICE-No. 1 MARSHALL BUILDING,
CORNER TENTH AND BANK STREETS, RICHMOND. Va,
Will tpractice In the Courts of the State and tn
United States, and before the Court of Claims and
Departments at Washington. Special attention Civ
en- to cases arising under the hevenue and Bank
ruptcy laws OF the United States. NH le-dAwtf
Congress having recently passed bill providing
for the appointment oil a COMMISSION for the ex-
animation and adjustment of the claims OF LOYAL
CITIZENS of the South for stores or supplies taken
furnished during the rebellion for the use OF the
army including the and loss OF vessels and boats
while employed In the military service Of the United
States and there being many claims OF this dssorp'
tion which should have prompt attention, we re-
spectfully offer our services in the prosecution OF
the same before the Commission, the most liberal
terms, according to the amount involved and the
character of the claim. For full particulars address
JENKINS 4 POPHAM,
Attorneys at Law, Richmond, Va.
We refer by permission to Jno. D. Davis, Presiden
Planters National Bank and Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company, Richmond Davenport Co.,
Stock Brokers and General Agents, do; Lancaster
Co., Bankers dol Hon. H. K. Ellyson, ex-mayor, do;
Q. K. Bingham, President First National Bank.
Lynchburg Hon. J. II. Lewis, U. s. Senator Wash
ington d. O.; Hon. JAS h. Plat. do; Hon. Charles
H. Porter, do; Hon. W. II. Il. Stowell, do.
ap1-d&wtf
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SUMMARY of LATEST NEWS.

The Senate met yesterday and listened
to the reading Of the treaty agreed upon
in the High Commission. Mr.. Cameron
spoke in favor of its ratification. Mr..
Sumner sneke against it, and suggested
amendments. The Senate then adjourned
till Friday.
The Legislature of Connecticut yester-
day declared Governor Jewell, Republican,
elected by Sc majority.
Disturbances among the miners at
Scranton yesterday were very serious.
The bodies of three laborers have been
found in swamp, where they had been
beaten to death. A strong detachment Of
military is on the ground, and martial law
will probably be proclaimed.
AT Columbia, South Carolina, the Jail
was broken open last night by band of
outlaws and several criminals released
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Washington, May 10.--Partially cloudy
and clear weather is probable for the lakes
and gulf on Thursday, and cloudy, follow
ed by clearing-up weather on the South
Atlantic. No material change is appre-
hended for the Middle and Eastern States.
Synopsis Of reports for "a hours to Z 80
P. NJ. The weather remains unchanged,
with high barometer and brisk westerly
winds on the Pacific coast The high ba-
rometer which prevailed on Tuesday in tie
northwest has spread southeast into Penn
sylvania and Kentucky. The low pressure
then prevailing in Tennessee is now in
Southern Alabama.
The barometer remains stationary over
the eastern States and lower lakes. The
temperature has risen on the lakes and in
the northwest. Fresh and light winds
from the northeast and northwest have
prevailed on the lakes and the Atlantic
coast. Brisk northerly winds have been
reported in the lower Mississippi Valley
and the Gulf. The rain of Tuesday night,
after extending along the Atlantic to Del
aware, is now abated. and confined to a
few points in Tennessee.
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CHARpS' SPORTING Ruff ES.--We are now pre-
pared to fill orders for our New Metallic Cartridge
Sporting Rifles, of various lengths aud calbre. For
accuracy and safety, recommend our Breech Load
ing rifles superior in every respect to any others
prices, apply to sHARPs' RIFLE MFG. co., Hart.
ford, Conn. ap lew
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Scripture and Science have met together.
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will be entitled to receive copy of the paper for
year gratis; or, il they desire It, may retain ten
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Enumeration for their trouble.
In addition to the inducements offered by the
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In addition to this false Insertion of
$184,000, never paid, we are able to
itemizs at this time $469, 200, almost
half million, which has been spent,
wasted, squaudered or stolen, not one dol
lar of which is included in this pretended
statement. Look at the TENS
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