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FINANCIAL HI)
Stocks a Fraction Higher, but at
the Close Feverish.
GOLD 112 3-8 A 112 1-2.
Honey oil Call Loans 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent
The Bank Statement?Government Bouda
firm?Railway Bonds and Investment
Shares Generally Steady.
Wall Stkket, I
SATfkOAT, JUUe 10?6 I', M. J
The Human would have regarded a day bo replete
#lth spurt ou land and water a* this is a very LupercaL
There are horse racing, polo playiug, ball matches
tad regattas, regular aud Corinthian. Prole*sioual
:raft*uieu have left the street In acarch of pleasures,
which, even to ibem, are sometimes more attractive
than mere money gettlug, aud, consequently, ibe
board ha* been sailed to-day by a crew of Corintbmus.
It is boped that the amateurs down tbe bay are making
belter work or 11 than iho beiore mentioned gentry
bave done, and that their quid pro quo ol sport lor
labor is more remunerative.
Wltb muffs lor mariues It is lucky that tbe ship was
tot under way without any greater bitcli tban arose
Irom a sharp squall in Pacific Mail at the very ouset
Tbe stock, which had closed yestorday only modor
ately steady at 23*4, took a sudden bounce upward of
ono point ou the very lirst transaction, and ran up
tbe gamut of eight with rare celerity until 25>4 was
recorded. Alterward there occurred n slight reaction
tad feverish lluctuatiou until the day's dealings were
dosed at a return to 20 ?4.
This sudden start in Paoitlo Mail shares seemed to
be a recognition ol the olu adage that "time is money.''
Tbe company, having a surplus ol the loruier but very
little of tbe latter commodity on hand, Mr. Park, tbe
Panama Railroad President, has consented to make a
temporary Bwap of one lor the other?that is to say,
be has agreed not to put the screws to the steamboat
concern until May next, or until such time, really, as
the clique is ready to Sell out and range themselves on
the short side, when some new unfortunate "misunder
standing" is likely to occur and upset all the pot iu tbe
tire. There has been lor years past so much chicanery
u the management of Ibis slock ttiat speculators re
juril it as a dog with a bad name and aro
ueptical of all promises and vows thai are made in its
luvor. The other steps which are said to nave been
taccn looking to the discbarge of the lloattng debt have
already been noted, aud will probably be carried out as
kids and alienors to the bull movemeut. Unfortunately,
L'ucillc Muil Is loo valuable u tootball tor a si&;k gaiub
hLg game to permit it -(without a struggle) to become
shy thing lull the aucient of lancies.
laike Shore and Western Unltiu were less active than
tuual, aud fluctuations were contiued within narrow
Units. At one o'clock Central and Hudson assumed a
heavy look aud receded quietly but quickly to 107or
about two points below opening prices. At this stage
Mr. V'anderbllt's brokers came in to steady the stock,
aud did so with litilo exertion, the cash
price ruling at 10S>, against sales ut 107, seller 60.
The decline was undoubtedly duu to a further cutting
down ol passenger tolls to tlie West by cralts, thus
tailing in the wake of Pennsylvania Central, with Krie
also following suit. There is a half per cent better feel
ing in Ohios with tbo mystery of yesterday's sales still
unexplained. , .
Toward the close a better feeling grow all around, as
If the scratch crew were woll pleased to have brought
their craft safely into port. Beyond the point we have
aoled there was no significance in the day's business,
although it la worthy or remark that, In spite of ab
sentees and general dulness, there existed an under
tone of strength that was remarkable.
closixg PRicaa?3 r. m.
PaeUeMalt.... vft a ?.?'?' Mil Sil'pt . W, > COS
W en I u Tel... 6bX a ??*,, C. C C .* I. ... 47). a
All d Paclil. a 10,', C.CAlC .. . ??> a 4>,
Uuickiilver.... 14 a 15V Del, L A W....1C8 a 1<>8?,
(juicktllver pi. 19 a TJ fcrl* l.'l'j a 14
ar LanuA M. n 7'j lianASlJo... 13 a 14
Boa W Power.. 7\ a N', Han A ht Jo pt "2- a ajt*
.iuauiic.1 10H h lUt*K Lake Shore -W1,' a 54 ^
Awer Ex tiJ a 0-", Mich Central.. 48'4 a 48>
L K* 74 ? 74), N V A Harlem.13* a 140
W?!l? KargoK a U1 .\ V 0 A <1 iL ,0S\ a 108V
Chic* Alton ..llil', a 102}? N J Cen nut, a 83
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i tile A '. a 41 I'anama 116 a 14't
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til A Si f Stf'j ? 4-?, Mii?ouri Pac . 6 a 7
APVANCK AMD UCCLIHB.
The following are the changes in closing prices, com
pared with those of yesterday:?
Advakck.?Atlantic and Pacific preferrud, % \ Dela
ware and Lackawanna, '(; Krio, >4 ; Lake Shore, ;
Michigan Central, *,; Northwest prelerred, ; Ohio
and Mississippi, Pacific Mail, 1J4; Producers' and
Petroleum, S, Kock Island, ; si. Paul, ??; da
preferred,
Dicusk.?Uold, ; Western Union, .V; Union
Pacilio, 1; New Jersey Central, C., C., C. and 1., ;
New York Central, 1>?.
Tbe rest of the market was stationary.
Money continue* to show ease, the supply on call
loans to-day being abundant at 2 and 2>, per cent,
'rime paper la quoted at 4 a 6 yt per cunt. The follow
ng art- Hie rales or excliungo on New York at the
judermcntionod citios to-day:?Savannah, 'A premium ;
Charleston easier, selling ', a3-X0, buying >4 premium;
Sow orieans, commercial >?, bank ; Cincinnati
ituady, par to 50c. premium; St. Louis, 75c. premium;
Chicago, 25c. discount. Sterling exchange was steady
at the nominal rates ol 4.88 a 4.'JO, with coLcessions or
Shout >, |>er cent in actual transactions.
TUB OOLD MAKKKT.
Gold openod and closed at 112 ',, with sales in the in
terim at 112^,, the decline being occasioned by the la
yorable tenor of foreign despatches anu the improve
ment of securities In London. Gold loans were made at
It per cent for carrying, dat, and at 1 per cent for use.
C1.KARI.no UOL'SK 8TATXMKKT.
Currency exchanges $49,625,070
Currency balances 2, *43,927
tiuld exchanges 1,689.4M
Cold balances 711,721
WKBKLT CLKARIXU BOUHB 8TATCJfKNT,
Currency exchangee. $355,287,618
Currency balances. 11,990,620
Uold exchanges..... 113,617,916
Cold balances
TBI HAXK STATKHKNT.
The bank statement shows an increase of $1,29:1.500
In legal tenders aud a lurther accumulation of national
bank currency at this point, but the spocie has de
created $1,750,700, which more than offset* the gain of
legal tenders. The loans have decreased $1,;10$,800,
deposits $386,100, and circulation $133,700. The sur
plus reserve shows a loss of (374,675, growing out of
the decrease in specie in excess of the gain in legal
tenders. The surplus reserve ot the banks now mauds
nt $16,081,476.
The following is a comparison of the bank averages I
lor the past two weeks:?
June .1. ./iiii' 10. Difference*,
Loans. $250,079.500 $249,370,700 I>ec. $1,30$,300 I
Specie 17,488,800 15,729.100 l>ee. 1,7;>?,7U0
Legal tenders 51,76?,>?J0 63,0iH),u00 Inc.. 1 ?_i?:;,:,<hi
Deposits 211.IMS,600 210,830,500 1>??. 366,100
Circulation.. lit,943,90S 15,HlO, 100 l>ec. 133 TOO
1 lie following shows the relations beiweun the toUl
reserve and the tuial liabilities:?
Specie f 17,4*8,800 $15,729,1110 Pec. #1.759,700
Legal tenders 5l,7t<'<,<iOtl .i3,0?i0,uw Inc.. 1.29m, >00
lotalreserve. $09,255,300 $f'8,7s9,100 Dec. $466,2W j
iteservr re
quired ag't
deposits.... 62,799,160 62,707.025
Excess jf re
serve above
legal re
quirements. $18,456,160 $16,081,475 Use. $.74,075 I
ibvsntmsmt ititm
Investment shares brought U?e following flgtire? ?New j
jersey Central, 83 ,. ; Hock Island, 107 , a 107 , ;
a 107 , ; llliuuis Central, 97 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, j
guaiaut'-ed, 92'; a 92 . , Delaware and Lackawanna, ;
loss,; Morris and Esses, 104; Mew York aud New
Uavu, 157; Chicago, Burlington and tfumcy, 11(>*?, i
Delaware and HiMboa, 109 ,. Producers' and 1'etro
leum, 117a 117', a U7'? , Wells l argo Cxpm* ;
Sew Vork Central, 109', a 107'. a 1(18
TBK CMTKll IIATM TMKAril 11V.
Washington advices statu lb* I iho frcaiary bold* i
$34:1,750.000 lu bonus 10 secuiu hank circulation, a de
crease lor the week m $200,100. Hottd* li id 10 Htunri
putil.c deponts, 8H.8O0.iwt) U. v. nue receipts to-ua>,
$4^0.000; Nliom (Wu.-lpl-t, $4011,0i>0, ban. unlet re
ceited lor redemption, ti.ouu.uuo, tuiui lur the week, j
Wm Iremnrjr auipiuenu tor tun week
ending to-day lire: legal tender*, $1,280,000; silver, '
(13.000.
Silver 11 quoted to-day at 51%d.; ?30,000 bullion
went into the Bank of England on balance. In Far * '
exchange on London 25f. 26\c. lor abort Might. Rente*
loif. I2%a for the account in Frankfort lnit?*d
States bouds, now Ave*, are 102 V The weekly state
ment o: the Imperial Bank of Uermany shows ade
creaso of 2,Otto,000 mark*.
TBI rORKIGN MARKET.
Foreign advice* report a further advance In connol*
consequent on the subsidence of the grave anxiety
which has existed with reference to the Eastern ques
tion.
United States bonds were without change, except
for 1R67'* and new lives, which ruse to 110% lor the
former and to 106', lor the latter. Erie was % per I
cent lower, selling at 12',. The lollowing are quota
tion* at half-past one F. M.Consols lor money, 93%
a 94; da lor account, 93% a 94; live-twenty bonds,
1866. old, 104%; da, 1807, 110%; ten-lorty do., 107;
lie * lives, 106-4; Erie, 12', ; da, preforred, 18 a 19.
RAILROAD RONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong, the largest advance hav
lug been Si In New York Central sixes ol 1883 and Han
nibal and St. Joseph eights. The bonds of the Wis
consin roads were firm, aud those of the PaciQc roads
steady. Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking
iuuds, in exception to the general lilt, were % lower.
The FaciQc Issues sold at 105 for Union firsts, 100 tor
land grant*, 101 for Western aud 93 for Central Fa
citlc, California and Oregon Branch. Lohigb ana
Wtlkosbarro consolidated was Itrm at 93 a 93%, and
Hannibal aud St. Joseph convertible at 79 a 79%. Har*
lcracoupons Qrsts sold at 110% and C., C., C. and I.
Ilrsts at 103%, Northwest consolidated gold coupons
tell oil to 90 a 90and Ohio and Mississippi consoli
dated sinking lund to 99%.
BANK SHARKS.
Tho sales of city bank shares were 20 Leather Manu
facturers' at 100 aud 10 Republic at 79. In other ln^
vestments we notice a saie ol Now York Gas at 135.
BTaTK RON dm.
In State bonds Missouri long sixes were strong and
advanced to 107',, the highest price for a loug time
past. Tennessee new sold at 42%.
GOVKRNMKXT BONDS.
Government bonds were tlrm and in good demand.
Tho largest transactions were In 1867's, which sold at
122%'. The lollowing were the latest quotations:?
United Slates sixes, 1881, registered, 119% a 120% ; da
da, do., coupon, 123a 124; do. do., 1*865, regis
tered, 115% a 116%; do. do., do., coupon. 115% % 116%;
do. do. do., uew, registered, 116% a 117; do. do., do.,
do., coupou, 120% a 120','; do. do., 1867, registered,
119% a 119%; da flve-twuntteg, coupou, 122% a 122%;
da do., 1868, registered. 120,% a 120% ; do. do., do., cou
pon, 123% al24; do. toil-forties, registered, 117.% a 118;
da do., coupon, 118% a 119; da ATM, 1881, reg
istered, 117% a 117%; da do., do., coupon, 117% a
117%; Pacific sixes, 126% a 125%.
KXFOKTS AND IMPORTS.
The imports of dry goods und merchandise lor the
week were:?
Dry good* $819,394
Merchandise 5,088.056
Total $5,907,450
Export* of specie lor the week, $421,426 12, ? of
which $200,000 is gold coin, American; $47,315 78 is
Spanish gold and tho remainder gold and silver bars.
Imports ol specie lor week, $63,812 gold coiu.
Tho following is a statement of the shipmont* of
treasure from San Francisco to New York lor May:?
Silver bars $1,634,197
Gold coin 1,348,809
Silver coin 500,1?00
Gold bars 251,000
Total $3,7341**
Shipment* to other points lor May:?
China 1574.921
Ceutral America 5,100
Honolulu 2,000
Total $1.82,051
Coinage of the San Fraucisco Mint lor May was:?
Double eagles $2,750,000
Trade dollar* 318,000
Halt dollars 3:10,000
Quarter dollars 3St>,000
xaii.wat nkwh.
The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway was to-day
sold at Toledo by auction, In pursuance of the ilocru j ol'
the Supreme Courts of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. The
road was bought by the following committee of the gold
bondholders:?Messrs. John W. Ellis, John T. Martin,
George I. Seney, Alexander M. White and H. A. V. Post.
The total Issue of gold bonds Is $5,000,tK0, and this
oommittee represent $4,943,000. This sale exttnguithes
both common aud preferred stock amounting to
$15,000,000, and relieves the road of several unprofit
able leasee and interest on about $6,000,000 bonds. No
bonds which precede the gold bond* under which fore
closure was made are disturbed. Tins is the most im
portant sale of railroad property made for many years
The lollowing are the comparative earnings of the
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Railroad:?
First week, June, 1876 $40,150
First week, June. 1875 19,450
i ucroasc f 2 J, TOO
Thu following are tlio comp>trali\e earning* ol tho
Milwaukee and St. Paul KailroitJ Compauv:?
First week of Jnne, 1870 $241,000
First week of June, 1S75 178,355
Increase $12,(145
January 1 to Juna 7, five months, 1 week:?
1876 $3,324,115
1873 2,828,628
Iccroase $405,487
Tiie earning* of the St. Louix, Kansas City and North
ern Hallway Company for?
First week in June, 1876 $54,879
First ween in June, 1875 42,255
increase $12,624
Ml.MMi STOCKS.
The following are closing prices of stocks reported by
telegraph from San Francisco:?
Consolidated Virginia 71\
California 82 \
Segregated Belcher... 76
Ophir 54
Chollur 8.1,1,'
Savage 18 \
Consolidate Imperial t>
Mex<can 30\'
(ionld & Curry 14\'
Best k Belcher 5;(?4
Hale & Jn'orcross 6tf
Crown Point 13.tj
Yellow Jacket
Alpha..... 55
Belcher 18 'i
Contidence II) \
Sierra Nevada la1,
Lxchei|uer 18>,
Overman 60
Justice 21 \
Caledonia 8
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ao Mar LA Miu pf... 8 3 JO do........ ,b3 .V4 4
I 3(m trie . .. 14 3tK> do '.4',
3'O Weil I n Tel ? 8"'i 4 ' ? no ?3 &4'.v
; tHJO do 3011 Uo b.l .'4',
j Km Uo b3 Of u K'OO do
3 id do t.8?4 l?JJ Uo <j4'.j
I l|im uu 8? , l'?i Chi A N W UK.. 41
| 100 do |3 t.8', 100 I III A NW nf .b(30 H1,J,
i Km rUtiburc Kit V3'? 3iMt'hi ,k K I Kit l'.H
1 300 I'uc 14.', KIJ Ohio A M UK.... Ili',
! 3 ti do a:> loo do u>?,
3n do i3 34J, 300 Mil A 81 1' KU.. .0 4'i
1 100 do 34 , IU) do 40
I OKI do ... b.l 3.t lOO Mil A St 1' lilt pf. OUjk,
1 doo do btl 3.*i'i Km I'ol .. Wail ittt l\'
3.11 uo 3 . , 300 Uil. I. A W UK... 108.',
11'JI do b3 3iV 13 do H'8
,'xi 1 .. Km do 10-",
400 do ? 10 > All A l'ac pi
Km Ml?h Ciu KK....bJ 48
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-lfSc. HlCiULK ?FCTL'ItF.8
CLOSK1J UAKKLY 8TEAD Y ? FLO L' U Sl'EAOX
WHEAT HIOHEB?CORN STllONO?OAT8 STEADY
-?WHISKEY NOMINAL?POltK HUM?LABU
PIRMER?KETBOLEVM yUIET?SPIRITS TUR
PENTINE yUIET?ROSIN <41? 1ET?OILS QUIET?
VREIOHTS OLNEKAI.LY LOWER ?COFFEE
QUIET?8UOAK V1BM.
Sati'rat, June 10?0 P. M.
Buamofs wm getiurally li^tit ami the inurkcl.i iiulat
au6 without iinporiitnl cbanitr, sure In a lew cui<e8. A
giKiil bumtit'M was dono in some ol tlie principal com
niodlties on'Cbaugc. Flour was steady. Wheat wus
in luir demand and decidedly higher. Corn was
strong, with a lair deuiaud. Oats were ateady. Whiskey
was dull and uominal. Porlc was firm, but rather quiet,
l.ard was Urmer. Kroights wero weaker and quiet.
I Cotton Oil the spot WH* uucliitii|;e'l. Pui ure-> elo, d burely
hteady. Coffee ?as quiet. Naval stores were quiet, (ill,
wire quiet. Petroleum wa, dull. Supar was active aud
firui.
t:oi'r?t?The market for Rto wai quiet. Mild colfoe
wa, also quiet. We quoteOrlinary cargoes, 14',c.
a 10c.; fair do.. It)1,c. a 18\c.; ^ood do.. 17c, a
17.i?e.; prime do., 17',c. a 17','e.; extreme rnn^e lor lota,
147,'c. a 18\c.; Saotoa, fair to tcood, 10t4c. a 17c., i;old,
ninety daya; Java, iforernracut ba^s, -Oc. a 33c.; do.
Kraa, mate, 3llc. a 33c.; Singapore, do., 18c. a 3>lc.: Ceylon,
lO.'^C a 18>,e.; Maracailio, I V a l*.',c.; l.aKuayrn, 17c. a
1 He.; Jamaica, loc. a 18c.; St. Domingo, 14?^c. a lor.; Porto
Rlcu, 18c. a 10c.: Coita Rle*, 17c. a 10c.: Mat-aaaar, 18c. a
l'.lj^c.: Mexican, 17c. a 18c.; Manila. 17c. a 18c.: An not
turn, 17c. a 18c., Savanil.a, l.tc. a IH'.c.; Curacoa. I.'>c.
a 17c.
Corrox.?'The market tor apot wa* Arm bat unchanged.
Future* closed barely ateaily. The ctoaini; prices to-dav
compare wltti Friday'* price* as follow*;?
fiiitau. JuKf 0. SiUtiriUiy. Juitr lo.
J11111 II 13 18 a 11 37 .13 June 11 31-33 a 13
July II 30-33 a 11 l.V 10 July 13 1 33 a 13 1-lrt
August... 13 1-3J a? August.. 13 5 3 J a ?
Sept 11 31-33 a? ."sept 13 3 33 a ?
Octolier.. 11 3*"t-33 all 13-1*1 October.. 11'^ a 11 3J1-.13
Nov 11 33 3J a II1, Nov II 35 33 a 11 13-111
Dec lip, a? Dec 11 35-83 a 11 1318
Jau II 37-33 a 117, Jan 11 30 33 a 11 15 M
Feb 11 31 33 a 13 Feb 13 133 a 13 3 33
March.. . 13', a 13 3 IH Mareb.... 13 5-33 a 13 3-HI
April 13 0 33 a 12 11-33 April 13 5 1U a 12?.
Slav I J 15-33 a 13'. May 13 15-33 a 13',
? yuotaiioiis are baaed 1111 American atamlard of claa.?ldea
tlon and on cotton in store running in quality nut more than
half a jtrade above ur below the i;rade quoted : ?
I'pitthtlM Ahi'mimt X*ir Orl*anM. Trxa*.
Ordinary 8 :t-|H h O ld 8 <? |i; s 11 hi
Strict ordinary 0?, II', l'3J 91,
liood ordinary 0 1 "18 01510 In I 10 in l-KI
Strict Ro?id ordinary. I1 *, I",', KIJ, I \
Low miildliiiK II 1.18 II 3-18 li 5 10 11 5-18
Strict low nii.ldllnK . "'s ll'i
Middiiiii; 13 I3-, 13 3 10 U 3 18
tlood middlins 12.',' 12*, I.', I:";
Strict good niidillinif. 13 13', 13'.t I3'4
MiddliiiK lair 1 , 13', 13', |:i'.
Fair 14', 14', 14.', It,',
?Mained? ood oidiuary, 8\ r.; strict xood ordinary,
034'|-. ; low middling, l'>',c.; mId.11injr. 11',c. Spot sale* wero
as lollow*
, fihO'ty. L'i't /Cmuntf. I< li'.
Export ? I,'""' l.i Ml
Coaiumplion ?" 125
Spiculatiou 0.i I'm KWi
Totals 130 l.UJO 1.2VKI
??Delivered ou lontrftct, bales. For future delivery
the tales were as tallows Yesterday, alter two I*. M.?June,
11HJ Mt Iljfcc.; July, 1,100 at 11 to-1 tic.: August. 1,000 at
12c., 1,500 at 12 1->2c.; hvptember, UK) at 12*.'., I,, am at
12 l-32c.. IU0 hi lie., 500 at 11 lo Ibc.; October. 300 at
11 1.1-1 Ik*.: .November. 20O at 11 23-32c. Total. 4,8 Ml bale*.
To-day, up io oue 1*. M.~ June. If JO at II 31-H2c., July, 200
at 12 I-J2c., :iUJ at 1- 1-Ko., 1,100 at i- 1-3-it.,
tfXj at 12 1 16c.. 10" Ht 12c.. I'M# ?t
11 .'U-iVJc., I.IW at 12c>. 2U0 nt 12 1 Il'Jf.: August,
1,000 At 12 3-16c., 200 mi 12 >-3;Jc., .\W*I at 12V'.. 7u?J
Mt 12 .i-32c., l,3UO tit 12 3 l??e., 1.UU0 Mt I21ic.. 4??i Mt
12 3 32c.; Ht 12'tC.. 3<Ji at 1J ?*> :<2c.; September, 'm ?.t
I2^?'c., HJO*t 12 1-ltH*., tHIO Mt 12 1 3Jc., 20? at IJ 1 Itkr ;
October. 2<KI *si 11 27 32c. 5 November, ltti at 11 13 ik ..
40??at 11 io 32c, 2I*? at 11'4c.; Uecemoer, UK) Mt 11 ?*? 3jc ;
January, 2UO mi 11 ?,t*. Total, liitKM bale*. ?imnii total,
24,4<*u" Tne receipt* at the port* were as follows;-*Ualves
ion, 101 bales; New Orleans, .i3?; Mobile, lit; ."avannali,
77; I 'nane1ston, 17??; Not lolk. 277 ; New Vorl, rt, Jlostofi, I??;
1'hlladelphfa. i?2. Total, 1,3217 hales. Hit* uay ast ween,
I,Tins day last year, 1,277. Total since rep temper
1.4.1131,194. Cotton freights cio?ed as follow* ;?1To Hut re,
by steam, ;,?c., com preyed. To Hamburg. by steum. Jgc.,
compressed To Bremen, br steam. '4c., compressed. To
Liverpool. 6-ltk*. by steam; by sail, U*32?f.
K 1.01 ft Jt*D uhain.--Keoelpt*-?Hour, 1^71)0 bbls.: wheat,
2IU,7??H aiuhels; com men I, -I7?i sacks; oats, *kf,&f2 bush
els; ccrn, 7ft,&i0 do.; barley malt, I.??'.?.) do. The flour mar
ket exceedingly quiet, but prices were nominally tstt
changed. Tl?o Mies wer?4 about 20,0?*l obis . including
Mate, Western and Southern, Mt the annexed quotations.
Kye Hour was quia.. with ?a es ?t Dubois. at <3 l.? * *0 2".
Corn meal wm quiet. with sale* of t??> t?ul?. mi $3 i0
a? 5 4."?for Bramiy wt.ie mo 1 Ul? a ?:? _? To.- Vcatern, Jer?
sey Mod Pennsylvania yellow. We quote:?
.\o. 2 state 00.$J 7ft m 4.11
SupeiQne Mate 1 <*>* 4 40
Kxtra Mate ft ? 0 a
t'holeo Mate ?? 2 ? m *1 t*>
Superfine W extern I""a 4 40
Katra Western.. ft tjy h a '
Minnesota ft "*? * 7 <*?
KoituU iicop Ohio, nbippin^ brands ?? '*1 a o 2??
Kootid hoop Ohio, trade UranOs 5 ,Via ?.!.??
family 7lMa h Oo
a?t. Ijouis, low extra .?(>'* u Ut)
st. I.ouis, stral^nt e*na. H.Va 7 <*?
Jit. Louis, choice double extr? 1 ix>m x '.5
M. l*ouis. choice family * 2 ? a !? ?><>
Kye flour, tine 10 superiiu * 3 #0 a 4 JJ
^lut'iern, So. 2. ? 7"?
houtbern, superfine 4'*?* 4 ."h>
Southern, extra 4 U* a *? T??
.Sonttiem. fauiity . # <"?a 9 IJO
t oru niral, V? extern lM??a
Corn meal, Jerse\ ;?t*?a -i t
l orn meal. Krsndywine .'i ?;? a a ti '
Coru meal. ouuche<?ti* .20 ou a 20 ??0
? Wheat wo active and le a'Jc. bettor, but the ad* ancj
checked tlie droiaud end ibe sales wore moderate, com
prising about 32.?.is*i btisbels inciuiiin^ tboiitUU.UUUiiuiii
eis late last ee?*niii|T, at *1 (M tor o .1 New \ork tnspee*
Hon. f 1 IW?| lor No. .i t'hicajfo, $1 2<? lor No. 'J do,. 5ft 1 u
91 -Jt for No. 2 MUwaukee. $1 34 lor No. 1 in store. $1
for ungraded Minnesota. #I J ? for No 1 Nbeboy^Mu ?j.nn,c,
HT?e. tor iiiinieichautablc itye was (jul**t. Hurley was ill
active. Barlet uimIi ? We iiote sa<e?? ??' |ll,tssi liu?lif|t
Canada ou priraie term*. Oats were t|ulef . nl?oui JltMMI
hustu ls sold, at 4*Hp. a 42c. for Western mixed. *t*c. a 4'??
for Western while, 4.V ,c. a 4Hc, for MMte white, 4 Jc. to#
black We?tern. 4<k\ for ^rrMticd No. 2 white. XMc a MHv fur
white and 3.f>c. a 4Jt. for mixed. Corn wms in fair demand
and firm , we uote sale* of l7/,5<0 bu>l?eix. at o7c. a .Vh\ for
steainei, Ii3t. forVlestern yellow, .'ale. a HOc. for ungraded
mixed, 4 *c. a "?.'fl4c. for onmerchanta le, -WjC. a A4?
li>r no yrade. an*f MOe. far :eitis^i hushelN mixed to errlie
in two wesks.
11 i.mp AND Juts.~Wo note sales of loo bales Wutt?
at 2 7-IWc. We quote American dressed, fllft a $J*hi
tor single, 92*>0 a 4*225 for aooble and $120 a $I2.? lor
rough jaanila hemp, <iJ4c , Kold; Hiis-Im clean. ?
a *2l0, gold: Italian, $? a gold; Jute, IV- a
5*4C . currency; Jute butt*, 'i^c., cash; Sisal neuio 4',-e ,
Ku.d ; Istie. &J?c. a o**e.. Void.
Linskku. ? Vie note sales ??f l.'?,t if )J ba^s, part Bombay, st
fl lour m- nib-.
Moi.a*6m was quiet We quote : ? Cuba, crntrl'ugal
and mixed, ^2c. a 28c.; clayed, 2Wc. a 3-'fc., uo.
1011 seevado reflning, 30c. a 34c ; do. grocery* 3-'<. a Pic. .
Porto i.lco, i c a r*A;; Kuglish IsiaiiUs. .I^e. a ??H;.; Now
Orleans, lair to u ?o?l 4*c. a .?.c. : prime to choice. 5tie. a
N tVAi. MilRSS ?'4'fie general twBe of tile market was 011
changed; l'ii) bbSi. spirits turpentine sold ut 3oe Wo
qu? t ?:?spirits turpenone. 30c. ftosin^common to ^o??U
strained, $1 it-'? a Jfl 76. Tar?Washing!on. $J I ? a 2.'?;
Wilmington, *2 I ft a $2 2*>. Advices irom W iiwlngton wero
s*. followsIto%ln steady; strained. $1 2'?; nmm siralued.
^l -??. far firm. $1 Hd Tnrpenfme steady; soft, 91 ***;
Virgin. 92. spirits %t? ady ; 27e
on.*.? We note sules Mt New Bedford ol l-"sii bbl? sntrni
for uiNnufscturing 011 private termr. We quote -Litis?eu.
casks, a c.; euttooaecd, omde. 4'k*. a 42c. ; southern yellow,
4**- a WHf.; yelmw winter, Mk'. a ftft*'.; white winter, uV. ;f
Uro. preeent make, 11 ?e. a t?.?e.; sperm, erode, $1 37. do.,
tile ached winter, II 7u; do . natural do., I tV?; whale, cmdr,
Nwnbera, uui. i tk?., 8outbetrn, Zm.; bleached winter, 70e.
a T2c.; olive, cat4?, 91 17*^ a $1 1*2S; dx., cm?I. |l >15*
$4 40; winter, bleached th?h. 4rtc.: crude tish, 3&r. a .i7c
PkirKOLKlx-ibtt market wa? quiel but uuchaiigud. Tho
closinc price* ware a? follows :?r rude. in bulk. **tc? a 8*4 ;
4o., )i> libtt,ulle,; reflftwi, in bbl?., I4^c.; do , e.4iH?*. lHc.
Kefined hi Philadelphia, 14Uc,, a 14Kc., and at Baltimore.
He. a 14l,e. Vdvh-es from the Creek wrrt a* followsOil
City Inactive, $! h7^ bid; lulled, shipment. $2 '?&}* > I'ark
cf'imJuII; $1 07>* bid, $1 OtO* asked; shipment, $2 21,l4 a
Puovtstox*.?Receipts-Park. 100 bbls ; lard. 3?1 tierces
ami i lo case*; cut meats, 150 package*: bacon, 7H tierces
and 232 boxes: b??r, 252 bbls. The nork mam at wasquiot
and nominal. The closing "call" prices were a* follow*
June, $lO 10 bid. $10 :mi nuked : J til v, $10 25 bid $11*75
naked; August. $10 56 bid, $10 7o asked; September,
$10 50 bid, $.0 25 asked; 50 bbla. spot iue*s were
hold at fill X>. Cut meat* were quiet. We note
sale* ol 500 iresh bams at 11c.; 500 fttnii
shoulder* at 000 frrsh bellies at 0*ac., 2% boxes rib
tielllea al UP?t. and 2ft boxes clear bellies on private trims.
Fresh haui* were quoted at lO'jO. a 11'.n., pickled do. at
1IV', a 12c., fresh bellies at Ilk*. a 10Uc., pickled do, at
U&c. a He. and boxed do. 9'^e a 1 le. Mat on was firm at
IO)?e. fur city and I <c. a IO? ,o. f??r Western; 200 boxes city
long clear sold on private term a, and 1,700 boxes at the West,
lor .Inly and August deliver v. on orivate terms. Beef was
quiet; 101 bbls. city extra ludia !ue?k sold on private
terms. We quite Barrels?hxtra rut hp, $12. plain do.,
$ 11 ; packet, $14. Tierces?City extra India mes*,
?-'II n |*J4; India mess, and prime mess, $2U
Hoe! hams were quiet. Sinoked meats were quiet at
former prices Lard wa* firmer. The cloning 'Vail" prices
were ms follows :~~,futie. $11 5? bid.$11 7 asked ; Julv,
$11 aa.'j bid, $11 ti? a?ked; August. $11 tl7>? bid, $11 72*
asked: September, $11 72'j bid. $11 00 asiied; October,
$11 sii bid, $12 asked. The sales wore 7,000 tierces at
fll ?5 tor .Inmo, *11 H5 a $11 07' lor July. $11 70 a
$11 72*:! and $11 7"* for August, and $11 02l? lor Septem
ber. spot Males were 125 tierces at II*jc a U*ue, and loO
tierces tVesteru at $11 02 n $11 H5. Kefined?We note
?ales of 800 tierces for tho Continent at 12c.
Kick. -1 lie market was steady and fairly active. We
quote'.'?Carolina, fair to prime, Oc. a OVAc.: LouMana,
lair to ?o(?d. .VJe. a 5l?c.; do., prime, 5\c. a lie.: Rangoon,
fair to good, *K* a 0l4c. 1'atna, g??od, 7*ic. a 7He., tfold;
Hatfiroon, In bond, 2*?c. a 2^c , gold.
Siiisu.?The market tor raw was active and lirm. Sales
were ltW hhds. molasses at 7c.; 323 do. muscovado at
7s,tc.: 100 do. do. at 7??c.: 1,000 do. do. at 7%e.,
and :HI0 do. Cuba at T'pC, Kotined was steady.
Wo quotaFair refining, 7?gc.; good do., 77gc.; Cuba,
grocery, lair to choice, H'^'c. a fc^gC.: do., centrifugal, hhds.
and boxes, Nps. H to l.'l, H'4c a Oe.; do., molasses, hhds. and
boxes, 0>ac. a 7fy'c.; Porto Itico. letiniu^, coiumnu to prime,
7c. a He.; do,, grocery, fair to choice, >f#c. a H?jc.; refined,
staudard A. l^ jjc. a H^'c.: olf A, tt??c. a i?f?c.; crushed, ltH|C.
a lOVac.; powdered, lOUc.; granulated' lOWc. I cut loaf,
10?4'c.
Stkahinr. ?The market was vory quiet and more or less
nominal.
Tai.i.ow was dull, but steady.
WittsKKY.?Keceipts ?il.'iit bbls. whiskey and l.r?0 bbla. al
eoh 1. Ih- market wa*noiniual at$l o*o, H$1 10.
t'uKiuiirs.?A fairly active bu-inoss was transacted in
grain tonnage for charter, with rater at tlioiuouieut slightly
easier, though with a good inquiry the market for this class
is expected to maintain a firm position the en?u
ing week and recent prices are anticipate*!.
Berth room, in sympathy witn.. charteriim touna/e,
was weaker and in moderate demand. Otherwise nothing
specially new to note, nor no change ot particular mention.
The eugagemeuts embraced;?To Liverpool, per steam,
10,000 busneb ol grain at 8^d. a sj^d ; 4.00C? bushels uo.
at Od. per bushel, closing at the lower price ; Hjo bales cot
tfin at A-lOd.: some lots of provis.ons reported at 40s. a
I SO*.; and from i'hliadelphia (reported thence), per steaui,
| 4<M boxes cheese, iO*.; UK) hhds. tallow, 45s.; 25,000
bushels corn at ; 100 hhds. tobacco, ;toa.. and 50 tens
i leather. UO*. To London, per steam. 48,0 0 bushels grain
I at 1<',13<1. per o Ih*. |o Bristol, by sail, lf?o ions oil
I cake ut 2.1*. To Bremen, by sail (of recent ship
j menu. 4ft,0U0bushels graiu reported at Bs. 45ad. per qujM
tcr In bags: and per steam, ltl,000 bushels do. at Od.; 700
. tierces lard and 450 boxes hacou at 40s.; 700
I bols. Hour, s. Ikl.; 1,000 sides leather, 7s.; to
I bacco at 4l>s. ntr hhd.; eases. 14&., and bales, ?'>s. The
| charters eofiioriacd:?A Norwegian bark, hence to Cork for
? orders, wit!i ? quarters grain at 6s. 4^d ; an Ameriean
schooner, hence to Cork or Waterlord, with :i,l*IO quartors
| do. ut os. od.; an American schooner, hence to 1'enarth
ltoads for orders, with H,0XJ quarters, do. at tin.; a Nor
wegian bark, iii*i tons, hetico to Cork tor orders, with about
2, >oo quarter? do. on private terms; an American schooner,
hence to < alais. with 2.5oo quarters do. on private terms; a
British rijr. lionce to Cork tor orders, with 2,300 quarters
do. at H?. 7l .d , with privilege id to Whitehaven at tVs. :td.; a
British bark, be nee to Loudon, with H,.*>0? quarters do at Us.;
a Norwegian bark. 4??.? tons, hence to Cork lor orders,
with u.2O0 quartett do. on private terms; a Nojrweuitin
bark, 1173 tons, hence to Cork for orders, with 51.201)
quarters do. on private tortus; a Norwegian bark,
,kS5 tons hence for same voyage, with H.700 quarters do.
on private terms; an Italian nark, from Philadelphia to
Bristol, with 4,00 > quarters do.. at Hs.; a ship, reported
from New Orleans to Seville, with staves, at $ ?7 .?<?. and two
ships, thence with cotton to Liverpool, at $|d.; a Norwegian
brig, 234 tons mow here , from Wilmington to Cork for
orders, w ith about l.tSO.) bbls. naval stores on private terms,
ami a brig, trorn Philadelphia to Wilmington, thence to
L*nlttd Kingdom dire t, with "2.0 O bbls. spirits turpentine
and rosin, at tls lor the former, aud 4s. ;id. for the latter; a
ship, recently (L?r. Harth) Irom Plnladelp ia to Cork for
orders, with 4.8 H) bbls. reUued petroleum, at 4s. 3d., or to
the Baltic at Is. Od , privilege of naphtha, lid. extr<per
bhl. ; a British bars, U>T4 tons, hence to tho German BaHic,
with 2.500 bol*. refined petroleum, at 4s. Od.;
a British bark (omitted in our last), hence
io the Baltic with 2,500 bbls. do. do., at 4?. Od,;
an American schoonor, iSHHtons, hence to CagUari for orders
to the .Mediterranean, with i0,Otx?ca*es refined petioleum,
at 27c.. option of ttie Black Sea or Levant, at 35c,; an
American bark, hence to Bristol, with H,OOJb ?ls. refined
petroleum, at 4s ; a schooner, Irom Baltimore to Savannah,
w ith 11,1 if) bushels corn, at 7c. per bushel, aud back to
PhUadetphi^with lumber at $5 50 per M.
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a ant i'tl by
ALBRRT II. NICOLAY A CO..
Bankera. Stock Brokers and Anctioueers,
.No. il Tine street, New Yoik.
N. B.?Cnolce Investment Securities our specialty for
I years, and lor sale ou favorable terms.
j TjlXlitTTOt; K KUH TO L ?AN #I.VM?Kt AT6 PS it
' Ii cent: will ban on buildings in course ot erection.
Apply to K\ bCCTt ??:. XMfitb it., near Bowery.
|;u!:>au-a.mmhhi; OF must and HKCoND
Mortgages on New York Improved Property, at liberal
j discount. GEO. W. STaKE, I.VO Broadway.
j L10B lULM^UUO PiHbT MORTUAGR ONWi fcCRKB
1 at Orange. N. J. Principals address ORANGE, 11?*r
| aid '? fhcc.
1>OK SALE REGl ST K RED DAVIS AND OLA?
1 i? oiititv Kunsiis Bonds. DAVID HOOD. 1,910 Wal
lace st.. fti 11 ad* i phi a.
Ill I. and IMI'WMI.M I.nmi:\n?: FoUCIES
J purchased or mans made on same ; other securities vio
lated. K. W. G ?I>1. a ( O., 179 Broadway.
HV\ i.Nii BEES v r I ?' I > rED ASSIONEK Ol v
larjfi* bankrupt estate, and the debtors be!nir rtis
j ttuuted throughout the Wo?t. expect to thereabout
j .Aii,u?t I. Claims of all hinds solicited and will ivceive e\
per enced, prooip: and careful attention, llavo larye Wes?t
1 tin 4c<|uaiiitauee- An Interview h a^ked, that yon may
i know nil about who you are dealing with. Address Ai
TOKNKY. box 117 Herald oflica.
HofcVlKISS A BTKNIIAM. "COMMIS.SIWN STOCK
brokers. No. ? Broad st , New \ ork.?stocks, B<mmI*?
| and Ooid boutrht and '?oht on mart.in oi for cash. Branch
ofticea ?ti fifth Avonne an?l W'udxor hotel* onuected by our
; j?rivatf* ttl '^raph lines. Accounts solicited.
J I ALWaI .*> iTa\!?; MO.NI.Y IO LOAN O.N MORT
! I n ue New Yoik city property: city railroad stocks snd
j Jionds bought and so in. II. 1^ GRANT, 14 ? Broadway.
toiTn hI imeuce. So. ? pine loan ft money
e| on New York and Brooklyn J'cal Kstate,
six per tent money for.fir*\ class lo ins.
MONTY ON LIFE IXSL'RANCi'. POf lCIlIS. 7 I'KR
cent and fair conditions. CORYELL. Ji7 Park row,
; room Ifi.
"WONKY To LOAN O.N IMPBOV D PKiVl'lfltTY IN
^?l >e* York and Brooklyn; at ti per cent;
on ItnproYed Farms
Ijt^N l.COOK. I IT? Broadway, room l*<>.
Money to loan-on new jKitsFr i'kopekty.
A l? %i KLLICK, Jr. a BRO . .'2 t/'edat st.
MEMIuTkB OF i H I'm K I X( H NO i -lloi i.D
wear Shayne's celebrated half-ouiue Hat. price .'0,
tit l :/htest and rno?-t conlortable ever introduced; prevents
beaoacbo and keeps the ha r from talliim out hound only
at ;illAYNE'n, Uailsck's Tlieetre Building, Broadway,
corner Ctth st.
rixm ? ini? Uoi h ?. bond
X bouglit and -old.
W. II. WKJ.IvS. Banker, 17H Broadwsy.
Uf ANTED #1.'"MSsi ON BON'it AND MOKTOAGE AT
ii per cent, for five or ten years, on down town busi
ness property on main ttjorou^lifarei *i\ i mldiugs; yearly
riltai. WU,ftK). Address U. ~. f? il?*raid otbee.
\ 4 * \ ? I ...? iI no ON . ? IND dxcnJAok. FlR8T
}} morta^ure one <iuarter aj prais d ?. alue, new brown
Moife, In tiue<*t possible locality, occupied by owner. Ad
dresii^Et UNO HUU IliAUh, lletabl ollict
UTamed if) j*uici iiahi t m.ai , ' riiE new
York Htock Exchange Address. wit?. lowest price,
11. K. D.. bnx I Ml Ilerald ofbea.
wanted at once -on cndocbted sk"
cnHty; will give.? p r cent a moiita. Addre*?
kEPPELYlEU, box 1.1 iiersld eOl? c
v^l i || || | WANTED ilX M ?>N Til S; win.I. >\
ipliUiM/ eiir.it)' ?n the fur alt u re of first class house,
Address box 5.<ltJtJ l*f?sl oWice,
(^1 i\[u\a LADV NKf'.DING MONEY IMMKDI
"'*/? atelju wlnhes to borrow from some good i?
spt.nefble person trrhjreme required from both) fi,<sm on
Hue Dlam ad .lewulry. or will soli; will pay good interest.
Vddre - if ILL1 Eli, Her tl . o fU
IKK) FOR HALE, Fl MS |" d.ASS "sECoND
"" *? Mortgage on ).io kl>'ii Inxiso; First Alorf
gujt?- .n cdttuiy; also wanted $5.;aai. on Duelling ? n BrAok
l>n Halgbls. ,|. o HO\ T A K l.N. 171 Broadway.
<*) (WIU ^ ANTED-OOtlll INTF.ltEST AND .^E
! V curity. Address A. S , box H4 i/erald ?d!b-e.
(UK} UlNti ISLAND CITY 7 I 'hi: t ENP
W'Ji' F\/\7 hnttri* lor sale at !?.*? and Interest.**"-Ther#
bonds were autliorlr^d by a?*t oi the L**?:isla ure of .New
York, and (aAl.ts11 ot property is pledged for their pay
me lit. Lttn^r Island City I* situated oppoiite to New York.
Th# expertenec c.f the past flity year* iihs proved that no
I city bond oi Now York Mate issued for a purely municipal
i purpose ?as th#e# are) has eter tailed to pay prln'eipal or in*
Htm ^ E B. SEW BURN. -? Brosd si.
<111 (Win POfl.V1*" wanted, A SPECIAL
part iii r. with Jib ? oui. to extend a tlr#t
etna* flour eorutnLs on liiislnf's"; no ri-.ks; par cent prolit
guaranteed ; bn?ia#ss can be liquidnted ou >*' dtu * iiot.Ce.
Prtucipaia only need nddiest riih.Ml, Uerald cdlee.
FlMANCIAli.
4li I WANf KD ON BROOKLYN LOTS?'THIS
?MIA/UU U 11 ftrst dill investment; security more
thau ample: Ixtnd i? llr?t r?t?i the properly is situated on
one ??f the fin fit nvcuuei ut the city; tree rroan all
mt'iiU mid itoue tu b? intdn; iiiili valuation $:!-.> .'H*'. Ad
(lr??i b?\ 1.U station A. Now York. _____
Aai 11|HI fo LOAN on AMD MORT*
Vw?J?vVV/ gace, no bouus.
DINE A GRAY 5*?7titl? *v.^
- |WW| TRUST FUHUH TO LOAN OK 1M
i),U'HI proved city Propertv, at ?> percent, f *r ?*
*1
ears; other luim at same rate. KIKKh.\M> Jk CO..
Cedar lit.
Ut'OWl IWWI ?10 HNANllAl. IXSTITI'TIOMS
?DO* / "#UU ? mi (1 other . I have au application lor ,
this amount in onu sum 011 ehoii-o improved eit% nropertjr.
.IO>I \ll JK\. l,Sl? Broadway. I
&17*\IWWI r.? Low ws coon ntopKitrv ~
?Pit I Also money at ?*? per c ent.
PA I 1 ? I*. 1 ? DO, ii- Hi Md? ? v.
^1 (inn / ||Uk %T tl PER ChNt fO LOAN %XD
?Mill iimrt^4;rfv .1 VCt)II V, D.
W n km K, :m? ?mi 32 Pitio st.
&l sinil lllWl lok anv hther si ms) ro
?IPJ. ?0* M/|I *\M " loan on good New York or Brooklyn
Mortgage; easy rates; several A I City Leaseholds fur sale.
willi a vi iMorr. at Tin., st.
COPART^lKttttHlPd.
nlSsOhirioN OI COPARTNERSHIP. TUB FIRM
of Soulo 4 Appleby. of Central Park Garden, ha* thin
day been dissolved by mutual consent. M. A. AIM'LKKY.
WARK1 N SobVLE.
XTEW YORK, J I NK 1,
xi DISSOLUTION.?The busiucsi heretofore conducted
titider the firm style of Smith A* Lewi* is thin day dissolved
by mutual consent. All ucc? unts of the above firm will be
tetlled by tii. Siuith Jt Lewi*. J tRVls I. SMITH.
EDWIN G. LKWIs.
COPARTNERSHIP.? We have admitted to our llrm thin
day Mr. Patrick 11. Fleming. and our usim ss will be con
tinaad mdii the now Ana itjrii of Smith, Lewi .v Co,
fflHK COPTrt N RRSllIP IIERE i< >1 ? >lt E \l-i ING
X under the lit tu name of E. A. Schue^te X Co. is dis
solved thin day by the death of .Mr. Schuettc, and ail claim*
of *4id Arm will he settled by the surviving partner and
the business cairied 011 mine us before, under the firm
name of
TIIKO. TIKDEMANN.
33 and '17 Woonter *t.
Nkw York, JuneH. IH7H.
MISINKSS OFFOilTl Ml IKS.
A N*'KNhRGhTIC YOUNG MAN, TiSTA Bl.lSllED IN
business. would like an interview with a lady or gen
tleman ot inimns toward extending the business; prospect*
and references first class. Address EMBRYO, Herald office.
bFioher wastSS: s(Tsk kor n block*.
containing 1100 families anxious to patroni/.e. Imiuire
of Mr. i>A Y, 34 at and ?? tli it., Droufclyu.
4 PARTSkr! RKtTrINO, WILL SKLL PtiH $700
, J.V hiii hali interest in a j;ui?d pa>iu; established Ites
I tuuraut; location uiisurpasaed. MaLoMC, No. |)cy st.
N ArtSOLCTKLY SAKK AN 1) Iti.M I NKUAT1 VK
sm.ili Kinanela 1 Husliioi*k; would like to extend. Ail
! <2re*? KJN A NO IA L, Herald office.
A lioTKL DlNIMi ROOM To I.BASK?ONL oT'
the best localitieM in thin city; terms very favorable.
Apply to ,>aM Q)Lk, ???? Warren
AN hOlfOU, TIIOROCOHLY POalTKr#, WANIs'tT)
unite with a publisher iu issuing a campaign paper, or
in management ol au established weekly. Addre** Kill
TOR, boa ?0 Herald olttee.
"% PARTKKR WAMhlt WITH i ami. IN A
J\ legitimate estiiblishod bu^iuesn, doue through iIih
mail; iucoiulpp: partner cau have control 01 finanees Oi.ly
tuose meaning buiiiiio?? ueed address C. (). f> , box 111 Her
ald ofliee.
X ACT1VK PARTNER WANTED WlTll f^UUO, W
an ettabliihed businesi; ||sl,tK>) dowu ; baluiice lioai
proiltsof thobuMiiea*; in ventilation invited; 110 i.rokers
need auswer. Addrent T. 7* , Herald office.
A KOK'l I NK FOH SO HI*. ONK.-KOlt SALK, l'ART
or all of a new horn Piitetit, not vet introdueed ; every
1 a in i I > must have one. \YVKl>, l*ateutue. l?'t Nhamuii >?t!.
room second floor, or northwest corner of4tn and Wharton
M*., PniladelphiM.
A MEMBER OF A NEW YORK FlHM, (lOIXO TO
j\. Holland on a short trip, \io.ild undertake coin i-?*i.tiis
for reypectatile parties. Arldress LONDON, 11 era id oflice.
A GENTLEMAN Willi FuOM TO $10,00i
capital would enter mime legitimate buNiueM> enter
prise; no patents or .Vm per e 111 u moiith views entertained.
Address ANTi-SPKCI LaTION, box 181 Herald ofllee
Agents addkksscs for salk. ioTojo first
class original letters: can copy addresses tor ^ > per
1,01*). Aduie * ORIGINAL, box llf Herald ollic .
A GOMPLEfKLY Ft*UNISIlED CITY HOTKL, LONG
lease, doiu^ isood business; 011 account ut ill health
will he sold cheap. Wl'.LLS, No. I lo Hroadway, room 7.
" I G1.NTL1.M A.N nl- KNERGl AND GOOD ADDRESS
JA. and some city aci|uaiutauce can secure a peruiauent,
lucrative position as canvassing agent; sc.i-ou lor tl|j arti
cle now commencing; liberal commission allowed; satis
factory reference required. Call at l.*sl Pearl st., room i ?.
AS INTEREST IN A GROWINO AND VERY PROFIT
able nusiucs* can be purchased by a proper party for
eash. Application should be made at once to G. C.
K.. box L'l'J Herald olliee.
ANOLD ESTABLISHED ROOM) HOTEL FOR
sal<>. Furniture and Good Will; $50J. Address El
KoPEAN, Herald oflice.
JOLH.VVL EsFalilTlSHK 1T1N NEW YORK CITY
a iiu 111 be r of years, and enjo.vin/ a fair .share of patron
a^e, v* ill be sold at a low pr.ee. For particuiars address
WEEKLY, box 1H1 Herald office.
"a n ENERGETIC BUSINESS M \N. with SOME
J A. capital, desires to purchase oreoutrid a specialty a Inch
will p*y a handsome protfi under go >d inanatfement. State
facts clearly to BUSINESS, box 17S Herald C ptown Branch
office.
V1 SHOOTING GALLERY FOR sXLE- Vt RED? CRD
price. Call at !iH? <lth av. or4S7 Sth av.
A PARTY WITH #i,0UM CASH CAN PI RC?IASE"a
liuht Manufacturing; Business, of in article of un
limited sale, seemed by patent; satisfactory reasons tfiten I
lor sellnit;; no agents. Address W. L. A., box IH1) Herald
?dfice.
A<. REAT t HANIJE.- fill. oTj) ESTAHLlsilED
Faetmy lor dyeing, spoujgli.g and f.ui<*hiiiz cloti.es. ?tc , |
t<> lot cheap; machinery in good order; located in Cro*l?y
?t., near Grand. Ajiply to 11I0MA1 M t RfAGil, southeast |
comer tirand and Crosby -u
AN MTABLisHKD PROFITABLE v N D 1: l.i.l \IJ.
Office Bus ue*s for sale; required. Address
ESTABLISHED. Herald olfice. ?
A~ S"KDUGATED CHRISTIAN uSJidi Man, n 1111
some capital, seeks bu?iness association with ciigeuial
party, preference tor party desiring worth at;d ability more
tuan capital^ and who wiii give a clerkship as preparatory to
business interest; first Class references. Address, with ;ew
particulars, INDUSTRY, box l^r? lleraid Uptown Branch
olfice.
AiTdress good opportunity^ herald "up
town Branch oitice, if you would invent in a
saie, pleasant, profitable oily business. Appoint interview
AGENTS' LETTKlVs.?Jo.iswi HHst V'LASS LETTERS
received within six months; ss ill sell urlvilege of copy
lag for $7 per l.tNM and make affidavit that letters haxe
never been copied Adnress PHI NCI Pi^J*., ilerald office.
\ WHOLKSALi. AND KETAlL GRfHtERY, IKA*
ii, mid Coff'ev business, on a leading street, established
1 ;??? years, fully stocked with go ds. for s ilo to a prompt
buyer. H? L. PliALO>? ?i Beet i7lh it.
A PAR in 1; u \n \n I-1?-R?T ablimild cash BUM.
ness; ?511"1 monthly guaranteed; no humbug; uio|iies
{ itouable reiere nee. Address HAYS, Herald office.
Book com position ss vnted w \ Lovi i?:i k
tor casfi: new type; first c.ass work. Audrey 0. G, B.,
lleraid oitice.
Business men^ keep cool, wear the crlTt
half-ounce Hat. priced ??t SH.VYNE'S, Wallack's
'itieatre Building, l ine felt and s riw Hats ; prices low.
ClilANCE TO INVEST SOME CAPITAL SAFE AIM
J James slip, .New York.
C
1IIAMPDIN ''CLOTHES d'rYE'C,** NOW ON KXIII
\J lotion at tho Centennial; the Patent or Territory will
| be disposed of on the in favorable terms. Call and see
tbc mouel, from II A. M. to J I*. >l.,or address AGENT, IUU
Washington st . New York.
1.H EOPK. ANY ItU.^INKSs illH sh. r.w\ HAVE
] J J tneir hiislues* attended tu this summer 011 reasonable
! terms; highest reiereac??. .\ddress KAPPA. Herald office.
F1ANCY DRY HO D*?. A PERSON WANTED TO
open a store, wiih or without millinery and dressmaa
J iug; large neighnorhood; no store; all ladles say on? wotiol
' do splcndliily. Iiiifaire of Mr. DAY, Ud av. and ?Mth st ,
Bro iklyn.
I FINANCIAL PARTNER W ANTED?WlTll ULl.'srj TO
1 I $ in a iiuht iua..u!ac;iiring btisiaess; right time
' t*? be prepared to meet tlie fad jobbing dry good? trade;
1 pays good profits. Address C. C., p??\ i.'ift ucrald oHlef.
I^OUNDKV AND RAILING WORKS-Willl FAVOR
: 1^ able Lease; will ??ell whole or part iuter*)?i; small
I am.Mini of cu&u, balati.ee on easy terms, or take stock 111
! samo Address F. A IJ.. Herald office.
Vim h \i.k-i 111. i'.v n.M 1;iii 111 <?, v. .1. u>w \i.n s
j 1 iootbache drops. No. 11S ? ^ Division ?t., .New ^o|k.
hlOR SALE A LADY'S til SIN ESS. OF SEVERAL
years1 standing. The gentleman will sell the Business
' i> id Leate, wmcli is lucrative. 01 take a partner. Address
j R.J.I iHh .. Herald I ptowu Branch oilier.
Iv\ 11.1. PA* ? ? PER M ON rif PUR \ MAS 11 < >
will make himself useiul about my wholesale store and
| loan iiu; $.aMi, Imiuire at No, <1 Cedar st.
\f r.ltcilANTS IN NEED <?F MONi Y CAN IIE AC
! iH coiiimo iated at . per cent per annum at KRlEDKN
J tMjrJS A hi TINKER I.H Bowery.
OPPORTUNITY FOR A i.EN I LK M A N TO IN V KM ?
| hah interest in a Hardware. !* urui?iitng and sporting
, (#oods store; stock complete and location unsurpassed; be?t
j reference given and re<|Uind. JACOB \V. Mi i ll. ;inf .id
av., near corner JJd st.
I > A 1 E N T ON MUSICAL TOP Foil SALE M -1 |S
J sued; price 4-a scientlttc and wouderiul inv. n.
j noli; also pari r novelty; have been offered SI cash
; Audress TOP, lleraid oilice.
PARTNER WANTED?Vt I i ll VBOUT <? sisolt MORK,
iu an eotablished iiiaiiofactur.ug business, refeiencis
I reouired and given. Address M.tNl. I At 11'ul.Mi, Herald
1 olnce
PARTNER. WITH ^7,?a?f. WANTEsl?TO RKPLAC~K
?#n 101 momlier -'f n firm retiring on a* count of ill
! iii-altU; business iiiunulacturiug. wen known ami p.iy-i a
good profit. Auply to <? R!t*G* ?t CARLE TON. kl.^ i?ioad
I ay.
I > VRTNER NN \N FED EIrilER AtTTil ?. ???; hl'M lAL,
j .1 in laundry busi ness, with au old experienced man front
I 'i ioy. N. V.; cnpit J required about .ri'.'i ki, , Address 11. A.
| IM,U4 Warren si
l>AKfNKlt V. aNTi.D -WITH * ,??*? To f.n.mtfi,
J. -peclai or active, in the general railroad com?nl?>lo?i
busiiies-i, whicii paid, tl?re? >sa?* since, a profit ot $ ?<i.<**i
j per annum; tne party furnishing same to retain the uonev
> in bis own name, when usi-d tbc best ?iii-iity given for
| sanii*. Address > \r t/t i. box is.? Herald otht e
1) ilTl NEIi U AN I Kl? ?III L MANI'i.VCTl R.tt T/K^A
p .p oiUr "'urt. ? outrohinz a Ur/* \| tra-t?, desiring
( to rtorgMiiise tills lail, but w.o?ss capital 1-tiisn die lent to do
| Hie traue alone. ue?ir?fs a partner eituer -pee:al or aeti\c .
I Hie latter preferred. AUdr?tss s. J,( lleraid o.iiee. New Vora.
! MARTNEU W A^vi ED-Wiill tSI ro fVMi, IN V
' 1 well e-tabHoi d, thriving ?.a?l? man 11 laotun 114 business
I mat is now paying, iu tho city. Aodie s I'lloMfsON,
| 11 ? raid office.
j pAltr.Ni.R WAN Ti.D WITH $i. a# 1.?Bt.SINKss IN
I J. New \ ork mi 1 i'liiiotielplna; Tild. lM il be made 1.1
1 n% months. IIaNEINh, ?S Wr?t 'jittii si.. New Vots. I J
! Walnut st., Pnlta teiphia.
j J> ARINEft?V% I Til fl.tlMi lO *1,*m WaNTivD. IN \
I X steady matiufa.'tunng basi1ie?. paying ^ftr iUO |? *r
| cent; relertnee given and required; no agents noticed Ad
I eresn M.. Il? raid I ptoivn |?r.iuch ofbe-v
ARTIES WITH f?,???> I'Asli WANTED In A LE'illl
L mate manol n t iriiiv bu-in can or doutdt*>i wit 11
eapiiai; no ir-s, aniall expenses. ..o ?d profile. Afiplv to
ftEr.il. No. .til hist 17th ?t.. n.r :tl av
OTATK RIGHTS Pol: saLF.-IN the mansard
elothei Imrs't; th<? best and cheapest la the market, the
clothes hang apait ; th? trade supplied.
MA.NSARD, 17 Duy st
P
BtHIKEM OPHMtTCNlTIRk.
S>AUK I'llAVCK KOK INV K.-i'IM) A KKW I'llol
t dollar*. with ?ure projects of iarue return*, in
let urine, u* mi equal managing partner; ha f interest gitee
for the um ut' the money; the name t<> be returned as the
business yields Us profit-. winch are 700 to &per cent;
business agreeable ni d highly respectable; sale* cash and
conducted. Address, lor this week, a. B. II.. Park
Hotel.
T(i? CAM1AUSTH OR TBUtTBEs - PillNCII'AlJi
X onljf lim^OOU t? tDvtit for fern ?r?ri, at sevea
per cent, may learn ot a tir?t mortgage real estate security,
with collateral worth ten time* the amount, by adursMtu*
HANKKK. hot I 41* Herald offi< e.
riio i*r hush Kits w vntkh com i?osi tion of
1 weekly or monthly publication at tuv'own uffire. oi
would superintend same il party ha* material; very reason
able terms. C. W. I'KhA riilt. *4it Ann St., New York.
'IhTliTksT LoCVI'KIJ UK A I. h?1 VTK HI'SlNKslTi^
I New York , established tor nire vears; large rent coll
tlon .; for sale. M. HIIKKltV, HMI Went U3d st
\xiku a ihokoi mm v i xpkuikscbdiicitm
T t man, with means, to take t he management and hall
interest in the be?t paying an?l established (lt#i available
room*), tlrenroof. modern built, centrally located hotel in
Chhago, III.; good margin lor lnve*tment; to right party
guaranteed. Ad<!rc*s W L. II., Atlantic Hotel, Chicago,
ill.
it-am i;n i <?"m n i rh ric i \ 11 n<; office in good
" running ord?r; w ill jriire first class ileal Estate in eft*
cilinge. Address I'RIN I'KIC. box 1-1 Herald oltiee.
U^Ml.l) A I'VIMNfcK. WITH *.?. O) 4 AriTAL, I*
m a good and established business. Address S. II., bu*
l?ki Herald office.
II' ANTKH VN K N TK ItlMUSl NO VOl'NO Oil Mill"
' ' die Mi(ed business man. with $il,0u0 to invest on good
collateral security; situation pcnitaiient to the right man
and liberal salary pud; none but good accountants need
answer; full particulars upon interview. Address fiilllt'
1*1 Mi \.\|| WAlCKIior.Si';. Herald office.
\\* VM . I) t.\ I \ r'KLLIOKN r MAN, WITH~~$2i>l,
vv can obtain a permanent position ; taiary $IO a week;
mouoy fully secured; references. Address ACTIVITY,
Herald office
\I,rANTKI> A I'AKTNLIt. WITH *.">~UKJ. ?T1IKGHEAT
* ? est speculation ever yet known, that can be shown to
make * yciu; a French sensation in 'the show busl
business; ball, gardens and bars fully equipped; uo risk.
Iddrt is 81 N.SA'liON, Herald l^ptowu tfrUMdt oAm*
?fANTKi>-\ 1-hK MAN, WITH $l.^?." TO JOIN
1 f a not iier in the manufacture of a new article Just being
introduced iii Philadelphia and the watering places; $f? i,u*j
can be made this summer; will hear strict investigation.
Vddievs or call on tiie advertiser at No. 141) hast lii-Hli st..
New Vork.
iirAMhD a r .kmi.n, wiin to $i\vkjii
f? cash, in manufacturing business; $ltiO,UOU trade;
pi oil , '2 ? per e *nt; tuac . nery complete; orders iu advance,
iddreaa, hnr intorviow, r .l>< irvl., box I.V2 Herald ofttce*
II'AMI l?- VN KXkHUKTIC M v\ Willi A t ASH
ff capital el to niua^e in n Centennial enterprise;
no humbugs or n^ent^ need apply: principal only treated
wlib. Inferences iriven and required. Address., E care
h \ AO h st office, Jeraejr City.
I A NTKD?At' l'IV I. M A N T<) I N VKST H>!T"aN U
f f take treasurcrship ol company that will hear Investi
gation. Addres* I'KK vSl HKU, l?ox J.U8I I'ost otlicu.
\\' v.\ti;i? \ I'VKf.NKi: wil l S4,<h?? iu f;?.tnVj
H capital to extend a business ??vinif lar^e profit, with
out competition and sell!n? cash. Address, lor three da>s?
XX. | box 104, Herald oflkee,
C: f l\i\ ( A8H WILL SKCUKK a 'hAI> lNTKUKSr
IamI in a well established ca^li Business paying $UJ1
per month. Address M., box Kh) Herald office.
(?? -|\|| -A IMKTNKR WANTKH WITH THM
V'luH, atuount in a paying cash iii'inulacturitiK busi
ness; verv Hiiiall expense*, and 50 per cent guaranteed. Ad
dress A X., ileraid office.
(fui o/vn ?i'a it I'm; it wantkii. i n a 4 YKAB
?51 established latter and Wine Busluess, on the
Bowery; ownor lias two oilier saloon* requiring bis atten
tion. Address KNTKltritlSK. Herald office.
Cll OHIi WIM. IMT.CIIAS,. ON IS HALKlNTKithSf
' in a sale paying business. Address IIOfK*
Herald office.
dUo rjw\ will Hi v <is f: h \i,ir ivrKUKsrTs
'iPw?UvMF New Vork and Brooklyn ot one of thu beai
pay in patents in the world: no competition, and now in
successful operation. Address AMhtUCAM, Herald L'ptowa
Branch office.
HU.J |WW| ro ^i.fKni t * AS II AND TitUS I' KK TO
^pOil'UU ta;echai e of larjre stock ot merchandise
and?odurlties. to sHtle same; perleet Micurity; with mr*
vices or Without; tfoo 1 pay. Address <JhO. WTI.LIAMS,
iio\ i |s; Herald office.
^) -||(| ?l* A It i'N KK W A Nil; 1). IN V >AKK ANU
cash inaiiufacturitiir business: low rem;
Ion# lease and lair prolits. I'rincipaU. with ^ood reference,
oirly. will address SAFKTV. box 117 Herald office.
li'VnniV PROFIT <J t A It AN I KKIl I'KIt ANNI.VI
in Hit established cash iiianufacturinK busi
ties*; inveMtncnt needed, no bonus; investi^aiiwM
solicited. Fur particulars address A. Z , Herald office.
4i (|l ft| ?WAN f KI>. A fARTNKll Wffl TllIH
ainoiintol capital (eompletelv secured), for
au cxtiibitioii of pieturvsi|ue seenery of deep interest in the
V*lilted .States, and especially iu Kurope. This will bw is
Hue .chance for a man or ladv to make money and to have ?
pb-asure trip vhroagtiout Europe. Address box 19U Herald
office.
STiJ (IIKI Io^mi.-iki WANIhli, Willi ACT I V K OK
?Jp | .UUU special partner, to increase an already well
established, first cla-s d paying retail and wholesale coal
business in ttiis city; be.st relerenee*. Address \V. H,
UKSNKIT, care of.S. B. Vouqk. Ill Broadway, room 41.
viTi lV (Kill WILL Sl.ccKI, AN INTKRKisT IN A
i^old mining operation pf unusual promise;
mine developed; money wanted for miil'to reduce ore on the
premises; *afe in vestment and steady profits a certainty; to
one seeking business or an investment this is a rare chance;
references of the highest coinm?rclnl and professional stand
ing in the citv ; strictest I.< vestigation invited. Full particu
lar* at Interview. Address L>. H. O , box 1,'JHil Post ofllcM
0:1 \ I If II | <v > 11 W v Mi:L?-TO hXTKNil A VVI'.TTj
vlo?"'Mr eslublis.ied manufacturing business; de
mand tor goods greutlir in exccss of present productions:
liberal terms. Address II. t?. II , Herald office. _
foTK IU |(| ?W \ N TEH. A t'Ai'ITALf^f Ol^
fccqalntance with railway curp^raitini,
f .r America and hurope. as partner. l*or particular*
dress IIA 1LWAV, Herald office.
THE AUSi 1ULIAN FENIANS
HOW TDK JX'.Vl'K WiH I'/.ANXtD IM LuHTOll
TWO X KA US AGO.
[I'rom the lloston Transcript, Juno 8.]
j The report which come* irom New York ul the reicut
i oi the reman prisoners Irotn the penul colony iu Au?
[ trulla has created considerable intercut in tin* vicinity,
| Irom tin; 1'acl that the details of tlko plan were ar?
ranged and parliallv put In execution in lloslon (mint
< two years ago; and tliu mention ol Mr. John Boyle
I O'Keilly'x name in connection with tbo nilair indued
? thn writer to rail upon that gentleman thti morning
| with a view ol ascertaining turtber particulars. Thai
sentlemun wim lounil at the 1'ihd editorial room*,
j and wax porl>-ctly willing to con verso upon thu aui>
i jeol. though lie Had r> ceived no more dollnilo new* than
ha* already been inado public Mr. O'Ketlly said il
had been incorrcctl) reported (hat ho was thu leudina
spirit in the aclicme, although he was aware of all
the details irom Hi inception, and Irum his knowl
edge ol tlin topography ol Australia and thn ofttcnU
management ol Hie colony he was ouublod to give
much information and many suggestion* ol value
to the active participant*. In the first place
a large sum ol money had to bn raised by
the Irish national is is to ellect thu object de
sired, as the lic-id ol operations included almost an
enure circuit ol Hie globe, and the oOalacles to be over
?i>mo at the coionx would have lieeu deemed insur
mountable, except by men actuated by the highest pur?
poses, strengthened und ciiil?ddenod by iuviliriu!a
courage, there were eight prisoners to be rescued,
two ol whom were located in the great central done
prison ol Kree man He. and the others were distributed
among the convicts engigcd in matting the roads, hun
dreds ol tulles upari. a suiliciont sum ol money having
readily been rairod, one ol the bed and moat Iru&ti.-d
men ol the iristi national revolutionary party cnnie t?
lio-ton, and in about ?lx mouins his plaus were com
pit ted. A snip was securud aud lilted out lor a whaling
voyage under command ol a New lljdlord seaman,
whose nautical experience peculiarly qualified liliu la
execute a plan with wInch be expressed a heart/
sympathy ino moment it wan mentioned. Mi??eu
ger? were despatched by steamer lo Australia aud
to oilier parts ol the Hrttlsh dominion, to put them
selves in communication with the prisoner* The
gentleman who wax the master spirit ol ibe enter
pn*e inicuied to g>> lo Australia himsell', buV
it wa? thought bed lor lntn not to do so, as he had
bei n confined in a prison hi Kn.'land, and a successful
disguise would have been next lo importable It km
ariaiig'-d that 'he vessel should nuchllie Australian
const at a certain time and signal the meu on 8bore,
.,110 (lie plan waslo rescui! Hie prisoners, convey iheiu
Hcrm? Hie country ami ha-, e them all meet together na
tin -dior* at a certain tune to take passage on |he vessel.
.:can- were famished lor supply ing each prisoner with
a horse, a <mit nl ciotnos and a revolver imuiediately lie
escaped. Kacb individual escape had lo l.e managed
independently ol the others, and (ae.b had Its peculiar
diilliutiles lobe overcome. Tnene plans were all car
ri d oul mid ready lor execution some six months ago.
11 ii understood thai many of the Itriliah oftlcsra i?
Australia (.mi be "approached," aoA lliat tne onljr
question is ottcu as to llie "price" or a rescue; bene*
me managers could read ly secure certain of their men.
Hiougn how many (or whether any ai altj were rescued
in tbat way will not be known until they arrive safely
upon American soil, sale Irom arrest by BritiM
olttcer* and tree to relate their experience*
in doiaiL 1 lie sign >1 which was agreed upon that the
rescue bad l>ecn successful was the cutting of tbe
cable, which it appears was 'lone about (lie 27th of
Apr.I, between-lava and Australia, aud which served
tho additional means ol preventing pursuit. It the
siirini.-o.. oi those Iwmiliar with tliu nhns are correct
tlie \ easel ought to lie ne.triug .-onto pan of the I'acmu
coast aoou tin if time, ana luriher intelligence will be
awaited wnh anxiety. I lie prisoners wnow resnue was
so no dly planned were all humble men, private dra
goons in the htgtish s-rvice, were sunt lo Australia la'
I HIM lo be imprisoned lor lile, end wcri thus severely
puuisbed<by the Kiigiisli lovi-i nme'.ii in what wa? ap
paren I) ? >piril ol vengenaee iMf Me leaders ol tba
movement were ail tree. Il ihe.v are arrested bciore
reaching ml* country or some other sale point ihvlr
execution on tnu gallows will ?| eedily ami aa?uredljr
follow Muring tne pleasant conversation with Mr.
? I'Ktttl V he "a d : ?
Thcto are many lads and detail* which cannot be
spoken ol nutil ti e men are absolutely sale. It* iriM
meaning wiis to show Kuglnnd th.it she has got to ac
cept the alternative ol giving Irelaou a better govern
mfiil ooner oi later, or Uio~e meu will do everything
th<-v > an to a?siat in desno.v ing her prestige; and, a?
Wendell I'milips said, ai soon an -he goes to war they
Will slabber lo the heart. Tliey have asked III every
pacific way lor butler treatment aud a betier govern
iiirul lor Ireland and Have been scornlutly roiusetl. It
was hi Mr. l)l?ruen's power lo male.' this whole move
ment contemptible by graining amnesty to ibeee men
when Victoria u??timet| ibu iiiie ??i empress but he did
iiOl choose to exeroi* In* prerojtalive."
Mr. Il Itedly and Mr. Casltntau, also t-iinineted Willi
the 1'ilot, w?-re tbo only residents ol lloston (tally c?g?
infant ol the scheme iu all its details, ami it Is tinder
stood that a N'.-W ItedloiM filV o?. *< w a- V ery active
Hi anpeniilen-Jina lb" fitting out ol the whaler, which,
it is repoi te?t. h ia on board a con-Iderable ?piantity of
oil. which i n* ix eu laken since the sva/ied- on tlM
eriuee.

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