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PRODUCE EXCHANGE AFFAIRS.

Tho question Of reconsideration Of the ballo, on tho
new Exchange building, which TO come up q, tho
meeting OF the Produce Exchange on the 18th inst
WI be brought beIore The Exchange next FRIDAY.
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THE HUSBAND BREAKING UP-FEARs THAT THE
GALE WILL COMPLETE HER DESTRUCTION.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

THE RusLAND BREAKING UP-FEARs THAT THE
GALE WILL COMPLETE HER DESTRUCTION
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LONG BRANCH, April Q. 1871
The wind has boon blowing gallo from the east
northeast all day. with the running very high.
breaking over and completely deuging the wrecked
Rusland Tho chief officer, boatswain and quarter
master, with Captain Conking and crew OF tho Coast
wreckng Company, boarded hor at hafpast this
morning, and remained nearly three hours. They
cured the pumps, fastened down tho hatchos and
Fixed everything TOR . heavy storm There were
Two lighters along tho port side Of tho steamer
yesterday, and were loaded from tho
and ait hatchea The cargo taken from
tho an hatch was taken out by divers There were
two rotary pumps in the two forward compartments,
but was all that was required 10 keep tho water
out SO the wreckers could handle tho cargo in the
second hold.
rAKisG OUT MORE CARGO.
The cargo unoaded yesterday consisted chiefly Of
glass. There mas been about onc-thrd OF the cargo
OF glass. wire, paint, rags &c. several
bcng French plate and wcigh about 1000 pounds
EACH
THE STEAMER BREARIyC
AZ balf-past I'VE Boatswain Maxwell and number
Of Others who shore watching the wateroggod
the ship. sounding like the nring OF caLnon; and
after tho spray cleared away there large
crack visible under the bridge The amount OF damage
IL not known but Il Is feared tho steamer will go to
pieces before morning II there Is no abatement In the
storm which now raging. aud tho water continues 10
flow her decks from stem to stern. Her bow has
settled four feet more and her storm has lifted
siderably Shc is now nearly Lowell
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"BLOoD WILL TELL.

"BLO0D WILL TELL.'-H0w RARELY WE
meet q when We can say he or she sihe picture
heathi We daily those whose faces bctrsy
presence Of dyspepsia debility liver affection im
pvcrIsed blood The blood the life When out OF order
manifest that attributed 10 other
ana yet when this Is corrected all disappear An
purifying and enrchng the blood
found In I'm. PirncK's golden MEDICAL DISCOVERY II
the b,om Of vonth that only initiates Under
tho "snlow tinye o the skin well pimploa
nd er
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THE STRANDED STEAMERS.

STRONG PROBABILITY OF THE AMERIQUE BEING
TowED UP TO NEW YORK sooN-MovED De
YESTERDAYS HIGH TIDE.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERAID.1
SEABRIGHr. \. j., April 9. 1877.
Owing to the strong wind blowing from tho north.
cast all day a. high water tonight largo sea arose,
which instrumental in moving the stranded steamer
Amerique distance OF ABOUT two hundred feet IN .
southeastery direction and about fty feet direct
easterly course She now lies right In The sea- which
has undoubtedly succeeded In removing tho sand from
her bow and stern. She Is working TO and fro as
II on plane.
II s supposed py all who her that shc will sssur-
eddy hauled of tonight to distance sufficient to
DO easily oatod at the succeeding high tide Old surf
mon OF this place say tho Ameriquc will 60 to Now
York tomorrow with out doubt
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HIGH WATER IN THE MISSISSIPPI

MEMPHIS, April Q, 1877.
Thcrc 10 some uneasncss among planters below here
caused by reports Of high water In the river above
the water here less than two feet from the danger
linn
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show she changes In the
temperature the past twcnty-iour hours IN CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD building -
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THE AMERICAN KNIFE WORKS FIRE.

HARTFORD, Conn, April 0, 1871.
Tho ioss by tho burning OF tho American Knifo
Works. AT Northncld 10 $40 000 and Insurance $4,000
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A RIVER OVERLOOKED.

BARAcHoIs, Quebec, April 0. 1877.
The Darachos River overlooked to-day, sweeping
away largo number Of cattle and dong other damage.
The water rosc twenty foot Tho people ncd to tho
htph land for safety.
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PETER 8. ARCHIBALD.

Peter s. Archibald, son Of tho late Judge Archibald
and brother OF the British Consul at this city, dropped
dead In the street Truro. Canada, on Sunday morn.
Ing.
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cough will inevitably become pusuions unless they
soothed healed and quetcd with ALKs H0sEy HoKn-
HouxD TAR
PlKr's ToortAcuY Dnors cure In one minute.
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WILLIAM G. RHODES.

telegram from Whitehall, N. ~. under dato OF tho
9th inst, reports as follows:-Wam Rhodes, the
founder and for many years the editor OF the Elma
Gazette died at Dannemora, Clinton county. n. T.,
yesterday OF brights disease OF the kidneys at the
ago OF hity-sevcn lie Inspector OF State Prisons
from 1857 TO 1850, and Warden OF tho Clinton County
Prison from 1870 TO 1873.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO ESTABLISH SINGLE LEGISLATURE

New ORLEANS, April 0, 1871
The commission sat thrcc hours in tho morning
with closed doors, being tho first opportunity &c has
seized for q full consultation.
Az ono O'Clock II received delegation OF about
twenty-five gentlemen, with Mr.. Black, president OF
tho Cotton Exchange at their head representing the
bankers, merchants and other business men OF The
city.
SEEKING FOR LOUISIANA.
Tho commission said to them that they had sought
for Louisiana. but could not ind IL They found two
Governors, two Supreme Courts and alleged dual
government In all the departments, but In iact by the
acknowledgment OF all parties, there but one Lcgsa
tor, though II meets in two halls. Tho moment
that the Legislature meets In ono body II will DO
the State OF Louisiana, and, while IL is In session. the
only power the state that the intcrvcn.
ZION Of the army, and, seIgovcrnmcrt desired the
withdrawal OF The army. II probably be secured
day, should tho public opinion OF the State compel
its Legislature 10 meet body. There arc thirty
three OF tho thrty.sx Senators and 104 OF the 100
representatives whose election disputed BY either
party, and the commission urged that when they
semblcd as such, the Commission could have nothing
whatever TO say about It's action. The discussion
tinued three hours The delegation wns not inclined
10 accept the suggestion maintaining that Nichols
must bc defended us Governor 10 the full extent.
A delegation from the Union Club a republican MS.
sociaton, was received and heard, and committee
from the Packard Legislature presented statistics re-
cords aud briefs
The commission continued in continuous session
nearly hours aud the members spent tho evening
In individual conversation On Tuesday the officers OF
the city government will call, and also n Delegation OF
leading coorcd men, including professional mon plant
crs aud Citizens Of wealth anu business standing.
SUPREME COURT.
Referring 10 the interview between the commission
and Judges OF Nichols Supreme Court the Times saws
II learns from the very best authority that the VISIT oi
those ridges made Ihc request Invitation OF
the commission anu tnut The judges did would
they DISCUSS or argue before tho commission the gues
ton OF the status or legality OF their court Various
commission learned that the Supreme Court mad since
hs oth Of January, passed upon and rendered deci.
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Avcrngo Temperature ytsIcruay ~
Average temperature Tor corresponding date lsst
...................... 81.
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and orders had been implicitly observed In every IN
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vHif CONSTITUTES A GOVERNMENT.
Wanted, a Resting Point for
State Sovereignty.
PROPOSITIONS FOR A RECANvASs,
chamberIain's Opposition to President
Hayes Policy.


LApons or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ron
RxcANvAss OF THE vorE-A LEGAL FRIEND
OF THE PRESIDENT WORKING TO ooSsUxMArE
uApuArV
, 1877-08-24
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YDAE.

20 6pfe1M Q1Pa&t8 10 mt 9ftoNNe.
kEw Yoxk, Aug. 71.-GaAla- -Whyst movement less
r1tsulire and thu coussc Vt vslues following lhs u.
cut Of lat usennx a+an accItu lily downward under
pressure to se Ia guuA part speculative account,
thu actual dealings Indicated further reduction u
winter VI ~ f4e. u sxsEcmt Vt ec. speipg
OF s43e peF 9u. ctottuk wax; e1pVEt rall eaua.
paFa1!selJ rnodcfatr, CheCxel In part by buoy1ncy
lb oeeAu ttelxAs; red and AubeE WtatsEn In Of
about 3.to0 Gu 1t el.74lt0 Vt which ~ u1O bu
very ehaet alneE Michigan II II. ~; smper Weslatu
August deseFy. s.puo bu II sl.s. ~. \ sprlax old
crop, 1:uD bu as $t36. NJ. Chicago spr!ux. new
crop, lAoo bu. Feey chutse. fur export On private
ssrps; quoted ut %i35 bid; sItu saksl; dellrstsoa
tsst lsa daya gn aepssanbsfi u. Q0 bu At
sl.lsi Northwestern spring. septembes op.
lion. Nominal; uctobce nominal. Corn lsss
freely deak IN, though Offered with much urgency
and quoted ~ ~ per bo u~sf ctosox heayYi mixed
rssaru antrldcd. <pb.a:, nally sailing teAss. sa1
~ lGks f9G stx A4cF quality.
rsosIso%a pusx In slack demand for carly de-
ittesy and quotct lessr; Heaeru prims neAt
quoted generally nonalaals Aaxust option quoted
~ ths close aouiaa!: asptembes, Sl9.s31
i3pa: uesvbss. Sl1.*s4ls,a5, ~iss % ss1eA
, 1877-08-24
by TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN CITIES.
The following were received by tlte chscaso Bosrd Of
Tradu.
LtyEst.,o., Aug. 2a.-prtmo mess pork-Ea.tcrn,
III; Wrstcsu 3ls. Eacou-Cumtsc rIands. 37a; short
gbk 37a i lung clcas SIS u; short clear ~; snuu
dcrs, ass hama ia. Lard ~ 81. IFtne bcef,
D5sI Inla mess beef. O24s cxtra !nlIa mess, 3tus-
C.pcse, 5Js 4A,~ TalloN. 4lA
LoXnoS, Aug. :3-L1yxRr0oi.-Wheat stfongj Call.
for9a club Ia &al:a VI; California white, lcs ada
IL 3d Corn stsady. Marx LANE-CaIguts 0H c0Ast-.
Whrat stsongt fas average catlsorn!a. 5sA5a4 Corn
Aullf tatT ArctAgS American Ht4ca. ej1 ul CarEoes
on pasaa9u-Wacst strpny. Corn quiet. uood shipping
California wlcst just appt4. oGs Htarty DUE bss ed
Ga passage for lAs Cnltra Kingdom for ports uG call
and direct poFsa' Wheat aud dous. 7ea o afs corn,
A51uo Qts-
Spscfai Mspatca 10 TAt Tribune.
LtsERroot. Aus. 23-it =. m.-0RAtK-Whtat--
Winter. No. il ID; No. y ia; aptlng. No. l. IL;
No. = luh sds white. No. I, is ~; No. I. lis LII,
club No. !, IL l0l; No. y l2s III CornNo, l. 2ea u,
M. J. :ua.
rno.ssloss-Porkss SIS, lsrd. sa.sa,
LIVERPOOL, Aug. :I-a p. m.-Paov1s1oxs-rosk.
6Is.
L.vknroot, AuY. a1-Lstest,- Market dull
aud easier, ta lGaG4d, nars GU balss; speculation
aud oxport, a,olo; American, a.uu,.
nnE*nATuYFs-CaltfaSnis while wheat, itR llda12s
2dl do cub. l2a 2dA - tt; No. to No. red West.
crn spring. ion ssla4 do Winter. l:s4t:s& ID Cero-
Wrsssrn mixed, s1.ttJds 81. oats-AMctteAn. ss3
u ID. Barlry-Amertran. u ed -
rxAs- Canadian. 374 Gd. =,
CLoSKK 6kEu-Ancrg4n, 434<s30a.
PRovIst0xs-Atss park. sis. MesS beef prime, 05t
lardvAntttcan. ~ Cd. uscon-LonG clsaS, a3s a..
short ElsaF, 37s.
EMEEsx-ftuo American, SIS. >
TAlLuW-AntcFtcan, ia VI.
HxTRuLxrx-spiftts, sai 1aaned, III Ql0l1.
LISsrxn OlL-3Ot G40Jta.
EtKslS-EolilUn+ Al 0ti pale, 13a.
HPlnLTs " TuRrExrtxx-.7sed ed ...
Luxpos Aug. a3.-Mxr,xxp PxrRoIzcx-los 4}id7
IuA VI. 4f...
Lts.rrp o.1-eos o4aso.,
Axrwxar, Aug. 3a.-PEraot1r4-3il9l.
, 1877-08-24


Baltimore .toFrs.posatnes Psitaft'paia 5tnt,,
4 COLONY Ut twenty dye faniiltes, lnclu1n. ato1s
14o pessons, has been enrolled ~ ru,s9raie iron
naltimaFa 10 hau.1a, On ths line Vt lhr .Atehis'n
Topeka E sanla IL Railroad. Thu movement y
headcL by William D: Gte:ury. au ex.su'diss ~ T.,
mechanic. AL ths Coluntsts are N0rkinsmen. Wy
say ihey RECOGNIZES that thu cities are osercFu"tea
with Idle nsn. and II lheY remain starsltlon ~ ~
bcxgaey will oyrrtako thcM. Solls VI thcln w w
ak'Isa mechanics, le3 farmers, uut tbs mljoIy1
are lsborsss aud railroad h1ndJ. They conps.'ssss .ss
excellent una ofdafly material. Several VI ~
fsulliss have elsat eh.t4ssn, and u! Of 10; -;
20 years Of, age. Tho lar.o ma}ois.1
ShosInakss, u The Adams Express Company. lasn
Treasurer. und will appeal 10 him to aid them -
Selves and iat,Ilics. They have a!so appesleI .a
ths public los help; Th's IL the dEst eoleny io.
cd since lh1 iAtu tabos troubles, au1 II It u .at
ces.fut olhets will fulow. Thry pfonoss 70 tlk'
up lUU acres aad l!ss On 1t " community a. nst.
a1ottin2 NJ more Land to any Individual tla1 ~
works; The sar'ass viii 70 thrown INTO a'i eoia
mon fund until every faulty haa house ~
tepara,c rtsc. VI laua. The ground 70. 1ae "ho!s
coluny wl By taken undet the United States ~ s.
ralp.!ou and Homestead i4ws. The iaau s:sfs u
tla snts:Rzias arc Yes{ hopeful.
, 1877-08-24

ur:rcs at,ont sc1hy. Tie rrrclrs were considerably
lascrr shan For either 1t thr preceding daet IT the
wrrs b, 'hr 'u?p!y far Tho ~tct up tn 'a+t night
fell nnr than ,Is,rad <hurt Of the nunlirF reported
fer the corresponding rcrln of inst wrtk. hns hhs MT
materially c1ccrrd the lEl.imntr irnde rc1uttcnrntr
ennsc1ut nt1v prices hare remained chnlrnratl*clF
acady. tc-trrhtys lfatnE being onr At au+antihltY
the fitr. Mnnny. Thr range o. sales ~Hs
g.. +st1 =, tth nnst Of I'll" ttstrft whtn range
II sI1s'3. q FIR NATIVE butchers stun AMI 1exHnt.
Hrh Mt 81 fts ~ fnt conlun to good shipping heefes
We rDc fhe following
9rnrAr1oSs: 49,.
Extra aI1ceves-fradclBttcrs weighing !. 40 .n. -.
rs AMI ln*Af1a .*3.3VSb'uu
Cstnire flecSrH-Efnr. fat, TGll.fntEteh I.
fo j. An ........... 6.ita1. IS
tnK i. lotto L. att NJ ns,............... 4.7saf. .a5
inE iGrpi in i. nj ~ s.........,........ a.2sa425
Dutrhrfh' stock-i'our TO ron,tnOn atrelh and
weighing An, tn ITO Observation-Disclosures. 1.rd11Cd
10 ,00 H.. 375a3 50
baiis, and scaiawar sscors eoon7 4,
T~xaA-IhroHt arov e.. 1.tEa3 Is
Ycas-tcr 100 ~ tHn.trrst............... Huk<a.5j
, 1877-08-24
t.ccniacks wcrr o:1atG 0Jl4 on the dollar In gold.
1;Uot t,t.1 f1t.t,rlTtnSa,
by TELEGEAI'1I.
NEW YORK,

TO he Ntsseru Asaoliated T'rss.
New Yni;k. Any. "J.-toid npencd at l0iM
nuJ yluscI at lHts. with Halcs In the tntcriTI at
1Ol,,. Eogrpm tur ra,ca . and per reut and int.
silver ut EsIltlan unchanged. Here ollvor bars
a,r III Iii srcetbacks and III In gold. Coin, 40
- discount. .
suecle ean now bc imported nt profit and
por,iou ur hulinn Withdrawn from tho Hank Of
It,:l.,ht yesterday and tu.day Ia probably dea1nca
for this country.
linse .nEieIlA wrrc weak.
RAILROAD hoAl4 %e:e higher.
state .ullIa urc steady.
s,oel. speculation to. day passed through some wldc
fluctuations, aud, although somewhat Irregular ut
tntesyAl+ was In the mnln strpn. and higher. In
tlr forenoon t!ls advance was Il to III. and WIS
quite general. although moro marked In soino
snarrs than oler-, Towards n,lday tile market
Ncukruca unu there was drip Of Il to Is, fni-
lowed later ly a recovery, nnd III sou,c ca-"s tho
highest prices of le .iay were nsadc. At tic Sec"
onl I,uaru the highest alvanra VIVA In Union
Tactic. which suddenly rose to TN, Against 6oI
la@i evening. Lake Shore was conspicuuua III
dealings, adynnclng from U.!5 10 G3I. Hcw
York GENITAL udyauccd frunl 100 to 101tt, and
ROCK ic l&'ana from ,U.4 10 I0oti. Same o. tlo
Western rnurcs we're prominent features Of thu
market, Northwestern s'tInE e :!osi for common
II. Michigan Central aa;ante.l s,i. lIl!n;9s
Central ranged netwscn W.. and VIZ. tn t.ls.
sanes., 10 ii. Atlnn.!c i I'ache rose to sl'<.
The u,arIcl WIS Irregular throughout thu atsst.
nnou With frequent changes frnrs utnlncas TO dc.
prta.inI1. Closing Yuosatons showed reaction OF
i 10 IN frota .he highest po!nt q! ts DAY: There
markc! than dursE :,,,. ,he ,na EARLIER rs,s as1t.
Mall came to tho front late In tho afternoon, tho
former rcllnF up to w. an Ne lasssT @ 10 r. Scw ~
lm;;, WceIr,n Inlon 10 sU7s. Morris i Etrex to
Il, aud II. RAUL ur"fetrta u J3!1. Lass A slore =,
,:. Sort'wrste1a common fci1 o. to :s'i i,d,9 cnd
recovered 10 III. Tho preferred closed ~ tu4.
STIR t,lnir down 10 Go md np 10 u. a'ichf1an
Ctnlsai uec!,ncA ~ IN. aad rallied to 81: Della;
ware. Iaeka"anna j. Western uavaneed to ~ at1t!
F.ucicI to Is. Transaction. aggravated Ma. 00o
shares. Ut which II. uot' wsre New fntk Eenitai'
d UtpU Ere, 81, 7W Luke shore, 10, hoo Nabath,
~, 4oo sufthwe.tsr, ~. .uo hosk l*ianH. =, auo
20 OUn Michigan lrntrnl, u. h10 Lnl1n lac!hc
T.uou t'hn " sttsr,.appf, II, 3o0 Western Union,
unl II, Guo FarfHe. --
Money eio-vd II. e..Gt3 on call. Primo nsrcao-
tile paper, af4.r..
CIistu4s receipts, $ieu, 600,
> The A1r[ss.u, 7 s,a.lrts d!shufscd $937, 900.
Glcurinss, SGT, UUU, uu0.
HtGrlinE wuak; long, 4be; EhOrt, 484.
, 1877-08-24
Nf{H = = = - ~.
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49,. H,27a, Oh B.4B7.Ht1 l3.ns74 4:s'
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REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments were died ior record
Thursday, Aug. %: -
CtvT r1nrEkTT-
ffomkn ~, 1GS II n Of Nt.f Dho st. y I. Nx
i11'9 Il, dated sept. II. .is7t..-,...n.:....$ ECO
1tnls tl Il, III It . nf Archer AZ. & 14x1u
riTf1an.l AZ. n = corner Of Iwrnty eRhth st.w
Il. n taat It, dated JunE h,.......-...::. 22oo
ffattrd It, :"t It II pf willow u. v {, aa1tal ,,,o
II. untsd AH4s Atovo
West Harrison 1t. ! { c0rnrr Ut MaJ 1t. q +.
a s.1Uxti iD ii, dated Aug. .1,.,.,.-........ Aeon
flnhb.r,itt. corner VI iinyns ~, II, 21sUa <,,
Iasted q 80 Il q Of Wright It, Z. 34xiot'f M,
Wrtt Erie u, I'M Il Y of Llnro1R n, NJ. 9tx
I2l+ II with building No. Sui. dated Aug. ~,
t9H4 II. dAtr1 AHE. lH...........:.:,... AOoo
buNEeJ 1t, lCu Il y Ut s;enesct aF, T. 23xISa ..u
cin,oS It. % It r of Wcst Monr'c il, . I. e0s
isas:t. Towcf1. =. s.,.........."..... aono
sottru or clrr LtHtre. WITHIN 4 RANTS Or SEVEN
NILES nr THE tt,unr.hoEsE.
rralFie ~. mott of Thrift ninth It, Ct. So1 80.
iait4 II, datet Jnnr :0:..:. ,,.":...:.::.s 4.soo
CsiIlGrnls av. Bs IT, Of GostJ.axth'st. T. 25x ~,
III IT, uatet April lo..,.......'.+.''...st'"' sV