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GOVERNOR JEWELL IN WILLIAMSBURG.

@aovern0r Jewell, of Connecticut, last evening
addressed small, but enthusiastic audience OF adj
ADMINISTRATION republicans in the republican wig
Tho venerable Governor apologized to his hear.
es for appearing before them while the
thermometer was in the fourth story. The
wigwam was @ perfect sweatbox.) But
lae had no apology to make for appearing to advo-
jcate the reelection Of General Grant. The oppo-
nent of the General in the pending conflict was
I,nce q republican, and many times took other
rdes, but no one believed that at last he
gould become q democrat. loud laughter.)
mis- interruption having subsidized the
HeBpirfng Governor went on to say that we have
FmaQe great progress in paying of the national
( debt, and that Mr.. Greeleys vagaries are well
known to us.
H xV0ICE-Im a democrat, and won't vote for
= Governor JEwEII-f don't blame you, my friend.
81 heard man say to-day that the Greeleyites had
better stop buing Wall street or stop bulling
Greeley. loud laughter.) We are told Of the
many things that the President has taken while in
ence, but we never hear his political opponents
ytksburg, and that finally, he took General Lees
g ord at Appomatox Court House. TumultuOus
G 'ring) The next thing he will take,
N friends, will be the Presidential chair, after the
cltse OF this campaign. And l warn you that
nn0ng the Illusions names on our national record
&lipe that OF Ulysses s. Grant, The Governor then
nelred amid applause
= was followed by Colonel Thorpe, who deliv-
erJd vigorous address In favor of the reelection
Oh General Grant.
tAfter the passage Of the usual resolutions and q
decent display OF fireworks the meeting adjourned.
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UPTOWN ROADS.

Commissioner Van Mort, Of the Department Of
Public Works, has ordered reduction in the small
force employed in repairing and maintaining the
gravel and dirt roads IN the upper part OF the city,
which have an aggregate length Of thirty-fve miles,
and are now in excellent driving condition. The
Kingsbridge road, from Saul's corner to In
wood street, has been thoroughly repaired; large
road drains we're built, and old drains cleaned and
rebuilt where necessary. Eighth avenue Ma
combs Dam road, from 124th to 155th street, Is
thoroughly rolled and scraped, and has been com
trottinnc drive in the country: 1.775 loads of
common gravel and 1000 cubic yards OF Red
Hook gravel were used on Eighth avenue, and so
rock and 80 feet OF covering stone for drains were
used on Kingsbridge road during the season.
About four miles OF roads, including Macomb's Dam
road and portions OF Tenth avenue l24th street and
132d street. are sprnked daily while Filth avenue,
rom Twenty-third to Nineticth street, Is sprinked
work FOR the yearls72 s2olol o. had been expended
= July ~ lasL
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GOVERNMENTS WERE QUIET AND ST,

ONEhcMENIS WE'RE JULIET AND STEADY
The Sub-Treasury received offers of $4,612, 200
fve-twenties, at prices from 114.34 to 1874 and
interest. The Secretary purchased 100000 at
from 114.34 to last. Prices closed as folows:-
United States currency skies, 113a4 1877; do do
1881, registered, 115ss 115X; do. do, coupon,
117X 11s; do. fve-twenties, registered, May
and November, 1855 1893; do. do, 1862 coupon,
do, 1855 116S do. do 1854, do. d0 116s 1862
do. do, 1885, do do 1867 116A do. do registered
January and July, 1855 l15,s; do. do, 1885, cou
pom, do, 1851 115A; do do, 1867 do, do. 1855
115; do. do, 1885, do, do, 115t4 115x do. ten
forties, registered, 1oo4 1o01s; do. do coupon,
112zs 113H; do fves Of 1881, registered, I12sS
1l2zs; do. do. do, coupon, l12X 1929.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES CONTINUE DULL
and present no new features OF interest. Prices
closed:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 1871 9 "A; do. new,
73X "a; Virginia, ex coupon, A. q 50; do. regis.
tered stock, old, 3s ~; do. skies, consolidated
bonds SOY o 81; do. sixes deferred scrip IL .
16H; Georgia skies, IS Q 80; do. sevens, 81 q so;
North Carolina, ex coupon, "a q 35; do. to North
Carolina Railroad, 40 Al; do. funding 1885, 25 a;
do. do, 1868, % %; do. new, q %; do special
tax, Is 10; Missouri skies, 90 q 921S; do. Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph, 81 %; Louisiana sixes SO S.
do. new, Al q IS; do. Levee skies, 60 IS; do. do.
eights 70 SO; do. do. Fights, 1875, rs IS; Ala
bama fves, So 81; do eights SO a Sc; South Car.
DINA skies, "a a 81; do new. January and July 2sx
a 20; do do, April and october, % %; Arkansas
skies, funded, As so.
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eod results. Senator Hendricks great popularity
Seh his own marty and the resnact in which ha r.

ood results. Senator Hendricks great popularity
1tb his own party and the respect in which he IL
cid BY many republicans form tower OF strength
the cause, and will doubtless ensure the success
the entire State ticket. The Western States are
thoroughly aroused and In many of the States
Yhich have hitherto gone largely republican great
lberal gains are anticipated, which will more than
ounterbalance the inequality in the relative
Eength OF the parties. Illinois is considered a
Qpefu State the republican strength being greatly
,ssened, owing to the efforts that are being made
divide the party.
The Southern States show no lack of enthusiasm,
nd the popularity OF Greeley is daily on the in
rease. No doubts are entertained but Greeley
till carry all the Southern States with the excep-
ton OF one or two In which the negro element pre-
dominates.
Senator D0ottle left the CITY last night on an
other tour In Vermont great ratification meet
ING Is to be held on Saturday ut which General N.
Banks, James M. Thayer, General k1lpat-
lex and A. b. Gardiner, the liberal candidate for
governor, are to make addresses
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

- LoKpoN MONEY MARkEr-LoNDoN, August l4l5 p. M
soils opened at 92n for and s2 for the account
American securities firm; United States fve-twenty
bonds, 1925 9 1865 old 93 1868, 92 ten-iorties
twenty bonds, 1867's 92h.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, August l4-P M.-Rentcs 55f Sc
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-IvERP0oL, August IA 80
MThe cotton market closed strong Middling upands
9zSd l0d mddling Orleans io4d The sales Of the day
have been l50O bales, including 5000 for speculation
and export
LIvEHroOL BREApsrurrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. August
lisp M-Wheat, lis. Cd lis Cd. per GENITAL for red
Western The market is aser at rs 3D. per GENITAL tor
LlvKRPOoL Provisions MARKET -LIvERPooI August IL
5P. M-Bacon, s2s per cw for Cumberland cut and 35s
Cd. per cwt for short rib middles.
LONDON Produce MARKEr.-LoNDoN. August l4.-Tallow
4Gs cwt for Russian. Spirits turpentnc 5 35s Cd
herc yHf
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.ont tc. black do. aOat 0yc Tor State white
on the track AMI AS Tor Western the track Barley
l5e bushels Western private terms An exporter bid
Re- which was declined Pesse last sold at 9Oc for
Canadian field in bond.
FRrcHrsThe bus in line Of berth freights has
been limited and grain rates weak, though
not quotably lower. Rates for heavy goods un.
changed Vessels charter in moderate request
from the gran petroleum and tobacco trades with rmer
rates current The engagements were To Liverpool,
by steamer $500 boxes cheese 4 800 boxes
For grain Sad 8Ad, asked To London 4 90 b. seis
grain to Ill at 81 and 1000 do at SID both scam
the charters were An Austrian bark hence to Cork
cargo discharged at Cork North German schooner,
from Philadelphia to German Baltic with 900 lbs
ricsn hip u $40 tons register from New Orleans 70 Italy
tons register hence 70 Leghorn Naples Genoa with
baccO at i and brig, hence 10 Lisbon with ful cargo
Of tobacco at As.
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The following were the bids for railway mort
I'm Ues on the regular CALI
CITY BANK SHARES.

The following were the bids for city bank stocks
to-day York, 1874; Manhattan, 47k; Me-
chanics', 1873; America, las; Phoenix, 1o1; Leather
Manufacturers, 40; state Of New York, ITO; Com
merce, Mercantile $50; American Exchange, IFS;
Chatham, 100; Bank Of the Republic, 10; Hanover,
1907 Irving, 1885, Metropolitan 1s4 East River, ITO;
Market, 1885, Nassau, 1o7; Continental e1h; Marine,
1876; Commonwealth, SO; Importers and Traders,
ITO; Park, 1901; Manufacturers and Merchants.
100; New York National Exchange, o.; Central Ma
tional, 1907 Fourth National, my; Ninth National,
10; Tenth National so; oriental, ITO; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, %; German American lo2
THE sUB-rRRAsURER's REPORT.
Gold receipts tloo7. eSSi do. payments, $72ee42;
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THE GERMANS,
Organizing for the Greeley and Brown
Campaign.

EVrgnnfzfny Tor the Greeley and 3rOWn
Campaign.
The Executive Committee Of the German Greeley
knd Brown Central Campaign organization, Mr..
Anthony Eickhon presiding, held meeting at the
hall No. 146 Fourteenth street last night to complete
Its organization for the pending campaign. The
following standing committees were appointed:-
Finance Committee-Dr. Theodor Mierson, Peter
Cook, @. Krenkel, Henry woltmann, Ed. Sohcht-
Ing; Committee on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eli
hnger, Charles 4. Wendt, Emil Unger, q. A. Fud-
1Okar; Committee on EesolutiOns-Dr. Hart
wig Gertze, Professor Ahrens, H. j. Hauser; CON-
mittee on Naturalizaton-Simon Schnitzler,
Jacob KOehler, Doctor Hartwig GertZe,
John H. Tlctjen; Committee on Organization, Henry
operation was discussed, to be submitted to the
central organization, and action was taken in
reference to tho general ratification meeting.
The committee adjourned until Wednesday.
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MONEY CONTINUES EASY
for call at to 4per cent as the extreme rates of
the day, closing at 2 to 2k per cent Time loans
are still in demand and discounts dull and I'M
changed.
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.
There was very little OF interest in the stock
market, and, in fact, nothing to attract any gen.
eral attention. Erie declined upon reports OF
further decreased earnings this month, and West
ern Union advanced on purchases by the Wander
bilt party. The rest Of the list were quiet with
irregular fluctuations within q narrow margin.
The following the highest and lowest prices of
stocks during the day.
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A BarrOom ARRAY.

Early yesterday morning Sergeant Dobbin, Of the
Butler street police station, found James Brown
lying on the sidewalk at the corner of Court and
Atlantic streets and bleeding nom a stab
wound in the neck. It seems that he had got into
an alteration with some parties in saloon corner
OF Court and Warren streets, who had stabbed him
and kicked him into the street. He thereupon
started for home bat rot only as far as Atlantic
and Court streets when he became flint from loss
or blood and sank to the pavement. He was con-
veyed to the Long Island College Hospital. No ar
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Tho Rivers Dead.

tin box, containing the body ofa female infant Of
recent birth, was found by boatman yesterday in
che water near Red Hook. The Coroner took charge
Of the body,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

JOHNSTON Thursday, July 25,
1872, at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle, stark
TOtman Esq, Lowell, Mass, JAMES w. JOHNSTON,
cards.
MANsELL-NICHOLs.-O Wednesday, August IA,
at the Church Of the Nativity BY the Rev. v. Bruce,
New York.
VAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wednesday, August
H. by the Rev. G. G. Fiske, at the house o. the
BRIDES parents, No. 3O7 East Twenty-frst street.
ARCHIBALD o. VAN ALsTYNE, Esq, OF Albany. N. Y,
to Miss ELLA PAULINE, daughter Of Mr.. ]. w. VII
cox, of this city.
Utica and Oneida IN. " papers please copy.
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MoIAssss-The market was dull and prices nominal at

NAVAL ss-rhere has been but moderate business
% SS p.sss has in %' reSae
sSs ssl :!s%S, w. isi: ssSSssr
A. s S sss:i asS So: beet
nsry t osSns laws SS avert G sea g I S
Hssssssa and nS'an% sss1 "a, dull and nssSa
Ting ~ aP @ Il
&C. for long short clear December January delivery
Sns W. nSe s. H # s esessSes Ls Ss g
SSys rc Sscss chUSs aS s and city @
without decided change closing eizc s,sc heavy
was
days prices
offerings have continued in excess tho demand, and
srSss sHsds @
.sssi n S
;
RICE vas without material change The sales
esss and p Carolina Is &
ns %' ss: sgs ss nsss%s :
sssadg % faS r Ssms Sr az s RfPSa ss
CRUSHED lsS srsHsidrsdd AND si
yaSs,hsaning nisries to COMMON 'a7 ~ ssir
ssessry, isr e good s priSe 90 ssoss'
@ msesss. hsSs ssssf 9ss
isssS a ioEc. DO, Is 70 IS 1875; mSe;; do, 10
I" ~ iHc ixsc do White NE i2c Porto Rico
choice, &c. a lOc Brazllbutch standard, Nos Ito 70,
TIC. &c. Java-Dutch Standard Nos 10 to H. &C. 9sc.
Manila- Superior and extra superior, 724c; asHc
500 600 hs At Se aso the latter price for jobbins lots
WnsTEr.-Receipts, sss bills The market continued
quiet We note further sales OF ESQ bbls, ut 9c. 9c.
gallon.
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INC Quotatlons are based on Cotton runnlng N qualify
quoted. The receipts at the ports were as fol
chnrieMon ~ New York. Total 4o4 This dav last s
week, 202 This day last year, 1,l60
CoTFEE.-The market was strong for all descriptions
under fair demand The sales embrace 1900 bags Rio
Hypparchus on private terms and 1906 bags Maracaibo,
In but sold previous to arrival also on private terms We
i6Ac. q lie; good do., i7tsc. IKE. prime, lsc.
. isc. Ceylon, l6c a lsc. MaracaG1, i6c. 1sc La
ilc
Flour AND GRAIy.-Receipts 1880 bbs -four, H,7iO
bushels wheat $40 bushels 81 900 bushels and
1900 packages corn meal The -four market dull and
some sales were on lower basis though there was no
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THE DENTAL CONVENTION IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, August IA, 1877.

BOSTON, August a. 1872
At the afternoon session Of the Dental Conven-
don DR.. G. II. Dickerman. Of Taunton, read paper
nm "An@sthesia," which was very generally dis
oussed. and elected remarks relating to the dscov-
cry and introduction Of various anGstheic agen.
CaoA
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Winters and the Champagne.

George Winters was employed to do some mason
work In Thomas Williams cellar, No. 293 Court
street, where some fifty bottles Of champagne wine
were stored Winters discovered the wine and
nipped twenty bottles. An officer nipped him and
yesterday Justice Delmar sent him to the peniten-
fiary for six months.
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Burglary.

Mr.. Henry Hurrell, OF No. 1857 Myrtle avenue,
Invoke yesterday morning and discovered that
during the night burglars had entered the house
and stolen $l53 worth OF jewelry. They entered
through one Of the rear windows and quietly ran
aaCk0d the hOuSe.
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FIRE IN GREENE STREET.

nre occurred on the second floor Of Nos. 20 and
% Greene street about two O'Clock yesterday
morning, and resulted in about 5000 damage to
the building and 5000 to furniture. The building is
owned and occupied by E. Moneuse Duparquet
manufacturers OF cooking ranges.
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CLOSING PR1CEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY. August H-6P NJ.
CorToN-The demand for spot cotton was fair, but at
prices which holders generally unwilling to accept
sales consequently limited to small lots for spin
ming purposes Future deliveries advanced &c per lb
under fair demand. The sales foot up follows:
To-Day Last Ereg Total.
Export Observation-Disclosures. N6 276
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The Rrutal Brennan.

Jack Brennan, who made an effort to chaw OF
Pete Mulladys nose In Tuay's liquor saloon, at the
corner OF Myrtle avenue and Adelphi street, on
Saturday night, was to have had an examination
yesterday before Judge Riley. His doctor said he
was sick, and the case was accordingly adjourned
until Saturday next
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do. balance, $47,4145ol; currency receipts,
$3s7,oso; do. payments, s4oo,ols; do. balance,
s75less9 se72 $50 cancelled gold certificates sent
to Washington, d. @.
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FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RA9ES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies; also Bonds and
Mortgages nsuranccs all kinds effected with
panies j. j. HABRICH CO., ll9 Broadway
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Gold went or to-day to l14N, at which figure and
114ai most Of the transactions this afternoon.
In the morning the dealings were at 1142S 114Ss.
The market closed at ia 11-1o to lax. The rates
for carrying were /, 2, az and per cent to nat.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out sos 900 account
of interest and $685. 900 In redemption of vetwenty
bonds. The customs receipts were $749,OO0 The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
ows:Gold balances 1886 43o; currency balances,
So, $780, 1871; gross clearances, S57.55O,OOO.
The following table shows the movement of the
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NIRsT CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.

v. "
LNIRST CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.
Atchlson and Northwestern Railroad Company's First
Mortgage Seven Per Cent Bonds interest guaranteed by
the Pacific Railroad Company OF Missouri.
The Bonds are due October !, 1889; interest payable
April and October the National Bank of Commerce.
Whole amount OF the loan S5DWO.
The road runs from Leavcnworth To- Atchison Kansas
q lJ50 miles and is leased to the Pacific Railroad of
Missouri until December 81 1850 BY the terms Of this
lease the Leavenworth Atchison and Northwestern Rail-
road receives % per cent OF the earnings but
less than $4,000 per annum The Pacific Railroad of
Missouri 10 deposit the semi-annua interest
these bonds in the National Bank of Commerce.
The road has been In operation under this lease for the
past two years.
we can therefore, confidently recommend these Bonds
first class security In every respect and advise in
vesnent in them we enabled to offer them the
low price of 81 and accrued interest,
HALLGARTES h Co, ~ Broad street.
NORTHRUP CHICK. No. 6 Wall street.
WANTED sao,o0 OF THE BONDS OF THE TOWN.
w ship of New Providence and Bernardstown, New
Jersey at in exchange for first class Real Estate at
fair market prices Address PARKER a MACKIN,
bankers, ~ Broad street, y. Y
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Wednesday, August 14-1Os15 A. M.
$500 us go r. Il6h $4,000 US $40 c. 67. llbN
iOO0o 90 T. o.. ll5x iOO0 US 6s. ns5s
A. NJ RCfore Call.
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STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.
Further Falling OF in Erie and Recov-
cry in Western Union.
GOvERNM ENTS QUIET.
Southern Securities Dull, Railway Mortgages
Steady and Bids for City Bank Shares
THE BUSINESS OF THE syB-TaEAsvHY.
WALL STREET.,
WDnAJncYn Annnut IA "

WALL STREEr, I
WEDNESDAY. August ID p. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was dull, notwithstand-
ing larger offerings. and prices uncertain. Flour
was weaker upon larger arrivals and European ad-
vices which have checked the inquiry. The warm
weather likewise limits the demand. Cotton was
quiet and firm at 2OAc. for low middng, and 2lazc.
middlinu
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAKENED
this afternoon, and prime sixty-day bills wer
quoted 1888 1855. Nominal rates remain stead!
as follOws:-
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1916 and GALS II. MI.
2. M.-Refore Call.

$4,000 US $40, C, ct. 80. ll5s<
lOW US 1s. l0-40, c.... Ills
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We offer for sale limited amount Of the Leavenworth
Atchson and Northwestern Railroad Company's First
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARxrr. -Lospos, Oct 2s-5 P. NJ
Consos closed at 92 for money and 9 the
American securities unchanged Erie Railway shares,
40,s
FRAsKpoRr BoyRsE-FRAsxroRr Oct; 2s:-United States
fve-twenty bonds, 96k for the issue Of 1862
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Oct 25-Rentes Ef 2c.
LIVERPOOL Corr0S MARKrr.-LIvKRrooL, Oct 25-5 p.
M-The market closed UNCHANGED The sales Of the day
~ 600 bales including 1900 for speculation and
export sales Of mddlins Orleans for November at 9d
1900 for export and 10,UD speculation The in
mort IL 4S5 bales, including $500 American. The
cepts of the week have been 1900 bales including 1000
American Actual export 1000 bales. The sea
hound 10 this port ~ 900 bales including 200 Amer
can. The market opened quiet and steady. Middling
uplands 93<d. ySd- ;middling Orleans l0LSd l03sd
TRADE IN observation-disclosures. Oct 25.-The mar
ket Tor yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull but not
quotably lower.
M-The receipts Of at this port for the past three
days have been 1900 quarters including 5000 American
The receipts Of wheat the three days
heavy. Wheat 12s 3D. lz 90. per GENITAL for average
red Western Spring and lis. 3D. for red Winter Corn,
2s Cd. . 2Ss Sd. per quarter. Flour 30s per bb. for
Western canal
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-L0NDoS, Oct. 9-Evening.-
Lnseed OIL E34 los f3i lis. per ton oil, $50
ton spirits turpentne ses per cwt spirits petroleum.
PrrRoLEUn MARKEr.-AHrwERP, Oct 26.-Petroleum
buoyant at 5sk q 81 francs for fine pale American.
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OBITUARY,
Charles Il. Perry.

despatch addressed to the HERALD, under date
OF Albany, N Y, yesterday, announced to us that
Information OF the death OF Charles L. Perry,
United States Consul at Aspinwall, had reachsd
that city nom the Colombian Republic. No par
uculars are given as to the moment OF his de-
cease or the exact nature and duration OF
the disease attack by which he was car
ried on. 1t Is known, however, that
the 7th instant, when he was last heard from prior
to the receipt OF the news ofis death. Mr. Perry
American government He discharged his duty
with ability and decision under some very trying
0cial circumstances particularly Just lately In his
action towards the spanish executive and naval
on1cers who attempted to hold the steamship Vtr-
ginius In blockade In neutral Independent Ameri-
can port. HIS remains are expected 20 reach New
York about the LIST Of November.
The New York herald., 1872-10-26

The Distingue Lawyer Carrying His
Business Into Politics-Making RcPub-
lican Capital Out OF the Trial OF Mayor
Hall at Newburg.
NEwBURG N. Y, Oct. 25, 1872.
Lyman Tremain addressed republican meeting
here this evening, having left the Mayor Hall trial
this afternoon for tnat purpose. The speaker
made extended allusion to the facts that had been
developed in the trial during the day, using them
as arguments against the pretensions OF Greeley
the Tammany candidate, but said he would not
express an opinion as to the guilt or innocence OF
the defendant Hall, since that was pending before
jury. The speech was two hours In length, and
elected great applause. The republicans OF this
city are preparing TO hold an extensive day meet
ing next Monday, which will be attended By CLUBS
from many places along the river and on the line
or the Erie Railway. In the afternoon the crowds
will assemble at Washington's Headquarters and
be addressed by General b. r Butler and others,
and in the evening grand t0rchlight procession
will take place.