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The New York herald., 1872-09-16

-Te quotations based cotton In st0re running IN
quality not more than halt grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLoun GRAIN-Receipts-fou 9o5S bbls. wheat,
~ l7o bushels corn, 3y $40 do corn meal l,2lo bbs
OATS 81 go bushels; and Tor the week ending -four d0jB
bbls wheat b, $50 7oo bushels CORN 80 $50 dos corn
iSSaS do The so%r o Wnrket was css ScWe st the
was fair demand and prices were steady The sales,
comprising all kinds, loot up about 800 bbls, all at
prices within the range OF the annexed quotations. Corn
hbs western yellow at SIS & delivered and SS 50 on the
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LIEUT.. DAWSON AND DR.. LIVINGSTONE.
The Intentions OF the British Royal
Geographical Society.

Lieutenant Dawson's Instructions-W He
Was Directed to Do-How DR.. Livingstones
Geographical Information Was To Be OBJ
tanned for the Easy Chair Geogra-
piers -stanley's Return to Fan
nbar Blocks the Game-Lieu-
tenant Dawson Resigns
His Command.
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ehc fcr esh cash. Sc for September se<c for Octo-
nsr S a,U quiet and weak; No zat 2s5e rejected
f vs. xrovisions. quiet and unshsnSed' ncthins doing
Kceips4c BIS flour, O05 bushels wheat EOS O0rdo
orn 43 0 do. oats 400 do rye $1,000 do barley. hip
Jnents-l b0J bbis flour, 5000 bushels wheat 10000 do
corn 90 90 do oats I56OO do rye i90OO do barley -
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and a. irregular prices; quotations show reduction OF
an &c per b ON miidling, and &c good iniddling
uturs delivery was IN iair request at essentially una
nrea Msrrs The sales reported Chanye Today loot
r.. Today Last Ey'ing T0tas
Consumption ...'.,''.'..... .,.......... 2G IA GS
Total. 26l sSs l,lA
-inc.uicd In the above 1UO bales to arrive For f
!uro delivery bass low midng the sales have been rs
be- 10y at ~ 7iec: 900 ut 1915 iec M at Is3c October,
~ at 1Sc, zoo at Is 3lGc. November 100 1T lfc De-
;os% sossras. sissats sI .SS az g. . lslse
coniract .t Total, SSOo bales Sales today up to
9 g s,t z. 4, lSs Z; ,o,2 q a. y sISc 5 at sc 5 S at
lSo q Is islcc 200 st ls'c, eo at islsl6c $40
vcmber $50 at lll6c 200 al - IS i6c., loo at lsc 2n
at iSl6c. 4uO at laxc; November and December dW
lSXc lcUat la I3i6c 6D at s,Sc 500 IS l3ltc 400 at
is1ss SO a. Is ibi6c January lo at - 36c old torn
c4nract; February, 2OO at iyc lOO at i9 W NJ
old form eoaract. Total, 10000 bales Grand total,
~ as ae oaes The receipts a. S the porss IT, s s
tom iao; Sorsca, aio: New YORK.. g. foS l lsa This
day last week ll9; this day last year. 2lO3 Rates on
cotton TO foreign ports closed steady although nominal
as toSowsi0 Liverpool, by steam, l4d. by sa s. sd
TO ilavre by steam, Ac gold; sail Mc TO Hamburg by
steam I'd, compressed sail, nc 10 Bremen, by steam,
zc gold compressed SAIL &c. To Baltic ports by sail
&c lc, gold To Mediterranean ports by stcam1sd We
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-WHcaL WIS quiet Dut urmer fOr winter, ana ratner
@ 81 ys5s saS psSs sasst @
& .r IL ss s; as;sS
SsSSS5 s.if E. Ssss
about 2ss 90 bushels Ss]c SsSc for mixed CLOSING
" s hensF ySoS% STlfs ea c sn fSg % M &c. &c. for for
steamer mixed and Gle for unsoand closing quiet
Sas%ss easn fss %sstsrn Sn se0%s new
o S
Barley and rye remained quiet and less nominal
u;sgssa'Y nsIs ID, Tst$sT
m s0E sss s s
SsiGe: .
sTsn g.
deIs 24OO quarters grain atSs 3d. Italian bark rcleD
grain
s sls" at saS gen.
Sa5D mae refined u nn
prices anehspss% sss,ed sse S SE .pos pot
asG a1d
aneS mere Snef ana mt firm st &c e Napntha re-
city, the a@iet Ga and
e % f on SS and g $
and nominal Refined quoted at 23,Sc for spot
Psoysioss3 Receipts ss2 bels .beeE ispacknees
Gu meats S7 do lard SsS ehls and erces And tor the
bSis erces and sos Kegs The % Market
ada o az
and 2O bbls for October, at price Generally held
to-day at SHl2b There was large business consun.
day. asgrega 2eOo bbls for export sl2 as also 500
Changed hands a. from 2sif 'O' a?H'
Bacon continued y steady, under 9 G moderately fair in:
clear, :, for January and February. delivery, at
Sc Dressed hogs were 10 limited request, and
There was mSdsra:e demand for bbL lqs, and prices
for lSrs do Eh Us ss ,or .,
prime mess tisKees and $l7 a. $40 nolinaly for India
81: Gut meats.There was considerable inquiry for
picked psati sales reported Of 500 hams, S4c 200
asrs st s1c We quote hams i4c isc do
bellies nc. shoulders TX shoulder rs in dry
salt 5Ac t2sc Lard-Ihe market for Western was
q month Sales 2to tierces for September, at s6c
Wy a.a was Huet AZ sc WIN sales oay OF 75 tierces
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The extreme fluctuations daily in the course Of
the gold market during the week were as follows =

CLOSING PRICES OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The following were the closing prices Of the
Southern list, inclusive Of the leading Southern
railway and municipal bonds Tennessee, ex
coupon, 72h q 7S; do, new, 72k 7a; Virginia, ex
coupon, 45 At; do, registered stock, old, SO 20;
do skies, consolidated bonds, 5OX SIX; do. skies,
deferred scrip, 15a17; Georgia SKIES, "A q 7s; do.
sevens, IS o IS; North Carolina ex coupon, Sa o
"a; do, to North Carolina Railroad, Al q 4S; do,
funding, 1866, 25 q 2s; do. do, 1903, q 25; do
new, 20 %; do, special tax, II 15; Missouri
skies, 90 93z do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 81 91
Louisiana skies, 80 IS; do new, 4S So; do,
evee skies, so 80; do do. eights, 10 Is; do. do.
eights, 1876, 10 q Is; Alabama fves. 81 co; do.
eights "a o Sc; South Carolina skies, 81 IS; do,
new, January and July 241z 2514; do. do, April
and October, 24H 2514; Arkansas skies, funded IS
50; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, 90 o 90 ;
do. interest eights, SO 81; do. second mortgage
eights, 10 80; Mississippi Central Railroad first
mortgage sevens, ss 81; do. second mortgage
eights, "a q 81; New Orleans and Jackson first
mortgage, 90 93; do. second mortgage, "a 81 !;
Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage,
8S 90; do. second mortgage, so q 50; Green
vile and Columbia Railroad guaranteed by South
Carolina, Al q 81; Macon and Brunswick Railroad,
guaranteed by Georgia, 81 q 20; Memphis City
sixes 50 a "a; Savannah City sevens, "a o 81;
New Orleans consols, DID, e5 10; dc. issue rail-
roads, skies, 65 q 70; do. sevens, "a CT.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
again quite unfavorabe, and the total Of surplus
reserve is reduced to about $1,50O,0O0 The loss
Of specie and legal tenders has been over million
and half, against decrease in deposits Of only
four millions, the latter being the consequence
chiefly Of contraction Of loans by the banks, the
loans being down close upon three millions. AS
result the surplus reserve has Eeen impaired
about six hundred thousand dollars. Consola-
ton is ofrered by the statement however, that the
banks are not losing to any great extent by ship
ment Of money out of the city. The decrease In
deposits, considering the curtailment Of credit
during the week and the heavy
DRAIN OF GOLD
into the Sub-Treasury for customs, has been even
smaller than might have been anticipated Indeed,
the whole statement and the facts 1t reveals go to
confirm our views expressed q few weeks since,
that the Fall activity in the money market was not
likely this season to be what 1t has been in previous
years. The statement contrasts with its predeces-
sor as follows:-
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NAVAL SToREs -For spirits OF turpentinc the
continued moderate and the market closed a shade
hrmer Sales lS7 bbs at &c. including Oil and wlsKcy
6bs and In merchanab!e order also 20 bb in
at the opening but closed better although
bbls of strained at - which afterwards rcsold at
Inactive and nominaly UNCHANGED. ~
ant The sales foot up about 5000 bbis principally rein
Croix, l0Ac for Dcmerara and &c. 9lc. for centrm
gal Refined also continued in good demand ard firm
quoted at 12c. for AS and l2c i2Xc for hards We
quote Cube Refining, inferior common rae SIC
fair to good iair, s1c &C.. good to prime, Sc &c
ioc. centrifugal hhds and boxes bye iOac nolnsscs
Bsxes Dutch sandard Nos to Sc 'S?ts &C. da ha
10 TO IL y4c 94c do, Is to Is l0c l0sSc de- l6 TO
Is lO1sc ll1c.; do 10 TO 20 1Lc. Pie do white
lit4c. l2>4c Porto Rico-Renning, common to prime
eac. 94c grocery, fair to choice 9sc. Jiac BraziiI
Dutch standard, Nos 8 to H. 7Ac. 9l,c Jaya-Dutrh
extra superior, &c. q SIC. ~
RIcE-The market was very quiet today for all dc.
scripons but prices showed change Tho sales
only about 20 terccs and bags at SAC 9dc tor Caro-
lima, 7Mc. &C. for Patna and 6ySc 7i4c or Rangoop
sTh.RISE-Markct quiet and unchanged. No sales re.
ported.
TALLow was also qu'et There were small unmportant
sales at Bloc Tor prime and SIC 9c iar to choice
outside.
WnIsxrr.Receipts, 424 bbs and for the week ending
1859 bbs The market mode ratcy active and rmer
Sales $50 bbls at c &c., closing the latter price
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HAVANA MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

HAVANA Sept 1S 1872 via Kry WEST.
Sugar hrmer No. u Dutch Standard i0A ii reals
| ~ In
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AN ANALYSIS
OF the above shows that the banks now hold
only ST. 900 above the legal limit Of reserve a
decrease for the week Of $e32s21 The following is
comparison showing the relation between the to-
tai reserve and the total liabilities Of the banks
this week and Last
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Bankers and Financial Agents OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company.
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NEW YORK
LOAN AND INDEMNITY
COMPANY,
40 Broadway,
corner Of barclay street,
New York.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. slooo,ooo
fs $ s,sS ss
talists and the business public. -''
Subscription books
will he opened on
MONDAY, sEPTEMBERa
at the
banking house Of the
Company.
as above, and at the
National Park Bank
The charter s Of this CORPORATION is unusually LIBERAL
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
as vel as that usually carried by Trust Safe Deposit
,Sa ,i the Board win bs effected
4 $t$$ $sS5IssHSs S1sssIf Committee.
n sale ~ G%7Ssk bx9 p Is sWaRs va. Street Que 1857
CTATE OF GEORGIA SIX PER CENT PAST DUE
- Bonds wanied.-Partcuiar attention given to the
collection OF Coupons &c throughout the South Orders
executed ut Stock Board al lowest commission.
JOHN Il. MANNING, No New street.
&10 000-A FIRST MORTGAGE WANTED ON
Frerss sra aGSSs Sse The amount
xOS mn THIS AMOUNT WANTED ON A
%AC.VOV. Brewery in Jersey City, on first mort
gage Address A. H. box l2l Herald Office
&CR0 000 TO LOAN OR BUY MoRTGAtiEs-
@HCO.VOO For any desired amount, on proptr.y
AZ New York, Brooklyn, we,t:hester and New Jersey.
A0o money without bonus PAUL p. TODD, IS Liberty
street y
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EIGHT-HOUR LABOR REFORM.
SIMON sTERNE, Secretary.
NelC- York, May q, 1872.

GRADUAL EXTENSION OF TIE MOVEMENT
WoRKINGMEN's MEETINGS.
The strike for eight hours has received an
additional impetus from the accession OF employees In
several shops who have not hitherto Joined in the
In the pianoforte trade the strike had not been
as general had been desired, few shops hayinade
layed action. These however led the trade in numbers
and the movements Of yesterday, which resulted in the
final turnout at seinway Sons factory. excited the
panoorte makers to the highest pitch Of enthusiasm.
The journeymen have fully considered the circular
issued by % of the furniture manufacturers and declare
that IL s Intellectual Concedng the right of the employ
ers TO discharge those who refuse TO work under the
rule adopted at the manufacturers meeting the Journey
men nevertheless assert that the shops will remain
closed until the employers accede TO the demand for
eight hours.
The piano-forte makers met in large numbers at the
Germania Assembly Rooms yesterday morning. Henry
sebert presided and about 1000 ourneymen were pres
ont The Piapo-forte Makers Association resolved to
reorganize as a branch Of the Eight-Hour League.
Reports were received from various committees The
men in steinway & Sons factory struck yesterday
morning and the firm promised TO give them an answer
to-day this shop, nearly 500 in number have
hitherto refused to strike, and their action yesterday
was received with great favor The journey men have
united in signing pledge not 10 resume work until tne
Eghthour demand be conceded Delegations sent TO
tine shops Of Durham q Co., and the Arion Pianoforte
Company In Morrsania These shops employ ABOUT loO
men ard the delegates induced the employees 10 turn
OUT Another meeting Of the pianoforte Journey
men will be held to-day, aud each succeeding day
until the strike be ended The Executive Committee Is
constantly in session.
The cabnetmakers resumed their meeting at Teutonia
Hall under the presidency Of r. Schueer The following
firms were reported acceding during the day the
demand for eight hours: Cooke Martin, in Broadway
j stolz In Bowery LOhr in Mercerst.; Vandewater
Ann-st; Goers, In Twenty seyentb-st, and Holman, In
Columbiast This organ has sent delegation of
five Boston assist in the management Of the strike
there Several hundred cOhinniakers united with the
cabinet makers yesterday,
The uph0lsterers held meeting az Teutonia Hall,
Christopher MARY Chairman The following
nOunced as accedng 10 demand for eight hours since
Monday: Van Colt, In Canalst; Kuniz Smith, In
siYthave.; Parker. IN FOurthave; Warren Ward Co.,
In SprIng-st; LedeTle, In FOurth-ave Ksch Turner,
Bleeckerst FIOelcb, in Third-ave apd WilmOrc In
broadway. A dispatch received from Boston, an
nOuncng that all the furniture men would ttrKe yestef
day. One delegate sent from this organization 10
Boston -Four firms sent word TO their ncn ~ call on
them and arrange matters.
The Ponshers and Varnishers met st Jefferson Hall
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largo attendance, and Henry Lent1 Pre-
sided The Executive Committee was IN in inducing
&C ,nnn emDloyed by stenway Sons TO JON m ,9
movement. Another committee tcp III nd been denied
vls atnee that upon visiting stecks factory per
mission TO see the was reiuseu ~ stock sent for
liz ,oitin Tor the men 10 come out Mr. o'eck SUI 20 -,
hs Soce and caused the arrest OF the Sa1spe
the committee; that they %e tbom that there
Judge cbsrre against them. but demanded promise
that they would not interfere win mr fnsed To- make
pJ nSdee Iedwith dismissed them saing va. ~ 81 dis
posed such as ot there had been no
nptjon To interfere with any Of the men during %
ing hours without authority from ts or bosterous
cnnd,Ict During the meeting 1nneh ehtn iin
was evineed and cheers were gwen hGr Of Il
Was announced that the poshers ana ',, srtbs
Eeedbam sons and winston & Co.'s had struck. ING
following firms said TO have cOnceueu inc 1911 A.
for cighf hours Solomon Sons. Narcotic, PheIan
TnIe5der settler Mathusus Frey, LbDinghausen' ana
2pn Wood turner's planners holders and engineers IN
,d dn0 mills met AZ Harmonic Hall in EsseX-st and
Earned an organization which is TO unite win Tue
2onr League Arrangements we're made for strlke.
@ resotion conceding eight hours passed at the
master-carpenters' meeting with the design OF
these men from benefits OF the rule, ana Iney nio
now determined to establish themselves Oh common
plane with the other wOrkingmen - - - ..r,,,o
Gathered Yesterday at entrance to William G stGcks
factory In ThirIy-fourth-st., near IenthdVS. T
ticfb Precinct sent n detachment OF police,
who arrested the following: John j.. iiornse,
r. r. Hennity Jules Hendriet, Conrad Baisl, MOTIFS
Flick John III. schettgen, Michael Hener John faTley,
Charles Reumen, VIM. Devine, Terrence carroll Jonn
Benney, and Michael Murphy. The prisoners were
taken 10 Jefferson Market, where counsel appeared loI
them Mr. Sleek said that he did not wish TO MAKE
complaint and the prisoners were discharged by Jusuce
Iedvyh There was considerable applause Ia the court
room when the strikers were discharged.
Tne furniture-makers at Stamford struck yesterday
Meetings will be held tonight as follows: snip an,
Steamboat ioners at Military Hall; pencil case ard gotl
pen makers at Grand and EzaDethsls upHoi''oio4s a.
Inlnnhil Hall
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POLICE NOTES.

The propeller w. N. Cheney, sank at Pier No. 81,
" r. yestery feed hole having been left through
A fire in the grocery No 474 Canal-st., yesterday,
damaged $40 The building owned BY the Trinity Church Cor
porahon damaged 500.
Layina Motharen, age so. of No. 20 Second-st.,
attempted sade esird By swallowing eoppras Proper Andoes
were gwen. and her life was saved
William o. Meary, age 80, during an attack Of
deum No. Orchard st. yesterday attempted 10 commit
suicide b. cutting his throat with ro but inflicted only slight
wound
John Cole Of No. 414 West Fourteenth-st. was COM
mted default Of ~ 600 bail yesterday by Alderman Conan at the
ombs having $500 worth Of hair goods identified the property Of
Day Of No. III Sixth and alleged have been stolen from
his store May To-
As several mechanics were drawing pieces of half
cor furnace 10 the Damae Works al the foot
Of Little yesterday the burning nted OIL
woodwork Of the tundey IRE The stock
damaged 1900 and the building $780, Insured for $4,000
The three-story frame dwelling and store, No. 2il
Grand Brooklyn d. owned by William Jordan aud occupied by
DANIEL Poley Philip Kuhn damaged 5000 BY yesterday
insured by the Wsmsbugb City and LTeonc Companies o $500
No 2J owned by Mrs skdnce occupied By Clifford
damaged insured for 1900 BY the Kings County and other
Companies.
Attachments were issued yesterday for the arrest
OCoune and William HennesY the politicians charged
with Owen Geoghegsn with committing oncus assault on
Michael McNA weeks IN Fourteenth st. at lAnmsny
primary meeting ey having failed to in the Court Of General
Sessions Geoghgan not but sesns eeIi
handed IN showing tha, the accused vas SICK
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A DEN OF THIEVES BROKEN TIP

officer Roach OF the Brooklyn Police arrested,
yesterday, William Higgins in Amity-st, and took him
to the Third Precinct stationHouse. Higgins was
searched and loaded pistol and tapelinc were found
on his person. John E. Gilbert Of No. S5s Presidentst
identified the tapene that had been stolen from
his residence May &C. and Higgins confessed that he
belonged to gang that net at Margaret sterlngs low
deD No 40 Greenwichst NewYork. Captain Ferry and
several officers went to the den and arrested Margaret
Sterling and two weknown thieves, Thomas Deyine
and Matthew Bauman. The officers searched the den.
and found silver tablespoons, u silver teaspoons IA
forks eight napkin rings four watches sugar bowls card
baskets cake baskets cream pitchers ice pitchers ladies'
knives etc The officers, from information received
from Higgins were led search tho residence OF Mrs
Foyer In West Eleventh-st where they found barrel
filled with stolen silver The property recovered worth
several thousand dollars Mrs Gagan. who also occupied
part OF Mrs Poyer's dwelling also arrested and
taken 10 Brooklyn With the other prisoners.
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DFCISIONS-MAY %.

Supreme Court-Specidl Term-By Judge Brady
aJudgnent the plaintiff the demurrer
In the matter OF the Central ParOrer settled
the OF Insurance Company OF Newfok-
Judge Leonar-Mler he-Granted BY Judge
Ingraham-Raynor Beuedict-Memoranda for counsel
Superior C0urt-Specidl Trm-By Judge Curtis
Pe The u s. Metallic Spring Boot and Shoe Heel Code
sustained opnon) Mitchell agt DIPremnaIy ooec-
sustained opnion Goodrich Compton Reference
granted Knowlon sod S. Co-Oer granted.
Billings sgt Fulerton-Same McIny p KeepeSsme. vbber,
att Vberport confirmed aud divorce granted
at Coya-Reee report confirmed and Judgment ordered see
opinion).
Common Pleds-SDecldl Term-By Judge DAILY
FTnngan at FiunRan-Diyoce granted Mlngton ag Fearng
Default opened and judgment aside with $40 costs e opnon.
Stuysait act m er-Moh0n ed without costs ce opniOn
Oonne ag Burke-Moon onnue injunction denied terms
see opinion). 1T,
By judge RObnson-Mer agt De MierCase settled Kelly err
ag The Metropolitan Institution ct aFlndngs Of TACT and
law fled opnon Schroeder a MurayMoton TO open default
denied, with so
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THE COURTS.
RuFFIANs SENTENCED.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
the trial of VIM Keller, charge Of assaulting Ofcer
Bernard Ty with intent to kill. vas concluded keeier
was liquor saloon In the Nineteenth Ward on feo'
49, and attempt made to arrest him on the com
plant OF the woman who KEEP the saloon Meier
snached the club from the Officer and AFTER thro"'t
him down, beat him terribly on me head and laoo ~
will be remembered Officer Lambrecht, on the sho
evening" lost his life while ATTEMPTING to arrest iuS
assaant Keller succeeded IN tyadng arrest ui 20 "
Thursday when he captured In an Avenue - car ny
two officers after desperate assistance heelor Is In
appearance perfect type OF tie brutal rumal' hi
general sentiment Of satisfaction was manifested IN The
court room when upon the conviction 0f the accused
Recorder Hackett without comment, gave him ten years
OF hard labor ia the State Prison.
The case OF jeremiah Evans, charged with the murder
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The members of the Produce Exchange will
vote, to-day, a proposition, recommended by the
Bord OF Managers TO admit clerks of members to the
privileges OF transactIng business in the Exchange.
The Society of Friends resumed session yes
terday at the meeting house No. Rutherford-pace.
The reports OF the quarterly meetings were read refer
ring the rules of the Society with regard to ceanl
ness and moderation in dre&. At the afternoon ses
sion questions answered with regard TO the I'M
necessary OF spirits attending places OF diversion,
care OF the poor education OF children, the method OF
celebrating marriages, and the Observance of the
Friends principles in respect to the bearing OF arms.
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HOME NEWS.
ppopuyEgT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDEUTs, 1io BROADWAY
sux5o Eoon-7OO m.-7' hhnghL-6J
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CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the United States District Court, yester-
day. Judge Blachford directed the United States Dis
ricAttorney TO that the fine OF $3.50 imposed on eI
Mayor Opdyke for non-attcndance juror, DO col
lecied Mr.. 0pdyke not having given any excuse
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. eight pieces OF black silk and 16 silk umbrellas al
legged TO have been struggled into this port ny joan
Kane, were condemned By default.
The mandamus issued in the case of the
Sheriff against the Board Of Apporonment, set down
for hearing before Judge Leonard yesterday, was adj
journed till ii a. N. tomorrow.
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Announcements
BURNErr's Flavoring Extracts sold everywhere.

JUST AFTER CHRISTMAS OF 1870, / WAS LAID
Up WITH Az COUGH WITH sPrrSd OF BLOOD
JOINT EFFECTS OF WHICH
WAS WEAKENED, BECAME RAPIDLY REDUCED FOL
LOVING THE TRIED VARIOUS MEDICINES
BUT NONE LEAVING NE Low SPIRITED
ENOUGH. MADE Up LAST TO TRY Dr. JATSEs Ex
AND PROCURED CAREFULLY As DIRECTED
AND GRADUALLY GOT RID OF coAPLATTWz C. PYLE, TAM
ARoS PERRY Co., Wis.
Visit f. LORp's new Cleaning and Dyeing
Once Broadway Beeckerst Gate Of Broome branch at
rodwa dresses shagl sscques aes feathers gloves &c beau
ufully cleaned; coats pants vests, cleaned Ike new
WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, go TO Is. ).
SQUIRE lO Fuons showcases Once up stairs sales
direct om the lion safe hands you at Manufacturer pee
Dooley's Yeast Powder makes elegant Rolls,
Biscuit, Bread Grdde Cakes and Fruit Dumphngs &C.
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TILE SEALING FLEET DISASTERS.

BosToN, May 29.-The reported wholesale de-
struction Of the Newfoundland sealing feet is not
credited here. letter from st. Johns NJ F. by the last
mall says that 10 vessels in all lost or missing but
the two or three missing have not been out so long as 10
be given up for lost The OF vessels known to be
destroyed all saved except As out OF co men on the
brig iiuntsnan. Twenty-nine OF these men leave
widows with about $50 children, and subscriptions were
being taken to obtain means for their support.