TOE DAILY EVKNING- TELEGRAPH. 1'IIILADELPIIIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST; j,. 1866.
(tiring clcttiiti
Is ptiblinhrd every ntfmtocm Stindapt t-rcrptd)
at A'o. 118 8 Ifitrrt Itrrrt. lnrt, inree Cents
Per Cvpy (Double Wwl), rr KifStem lints Per
Week p-iynb'e to the (m-irr, and milled to
Subscribe S out ff the dip of A ins lUar Per
Annvm: One D-JInr o4 tp f fbr Tan
Months, ihViirMMy .vhi for the period
vrdtred.
TUESDAY, ALHJDdT 7. 18GC.
rKKPO8 trAVKO THE ClTT DUIUSO Tag
Summer Slojsrns, CA If HVK Tdk Kvkmno
iKI tOHArK MILID TOTHKtBADDBKS. TKI1.1I9,
75 iKKTS TEM MONTH.
Tbe Relation ot iicconsti action to Bust-
nous and Development in the Mouth.
Probably no cxnc'rttion was more witlWy
chfrmhrti at the close cf Ibe war by all loyal
men, than thnt the South would be freely an 1
perroaneu'lv opentd to the influx of Northern
labor and capital. This scneral expectation wai
a popular 'nst net a-t to what ought to be done,
tm well o to what would be done. It was known
that the Suuth possessed Inexhaustible resources
for the creation of public aud private wealth.
The soil was fc; tile, producing abundantly those
great staples of the world's commerce winch
could nowhere -lsc bo bo cheaply raised. The
openinps for commercial enterprises of all kinds
were numerous aud moet promising. The
strcamfl furnished an abundance of water-power,
while the mines beneath the e.irth's sjrlace
needed but the developing hand of capital to
become the sources of ereat and constantly in
creasing weal rh. From all these advantages of
our common country the North had lor years
been practically shut o il. Ihe slave system, by
a dospotic, though necessary, instinct of sell
preservation, excluded from its mldt all who
were not its friends. As a consequence, the
agricultural, inunut ic'ur'mn, mining, aud com
mercial resource of the South re in a ned almost
wholly undeveloped, anl eociely there crew
daily more sectional aud exclusive, until the
spirit of nationall y had so lar died out that re
bellion against tnj Union became not a con
templated possibility, but an existing rea lty.
it was expected that the result of tuc war
would chance all this, and that American citi
zens, in the rnlnyment ol their constitutional
riplitJ, could settle anywhere upon American
aoilj and receive the protection ol the Aiii"ricstti
flag. It was behoved thnt free labor would
regenerate the worn-out eg iciiHure of tUe
Mouth, and make it more productive than ever
before; that Nortl rn capital would set the
mill-wheels to levolving upon every stream,
and not only speedily lepair all the wastes of
war, but also develop those slumbering re
sources which the slave system had never
awakened, and thus make the South vastly
more 'o herself and to the world than she ever
yet had been.
This wai the expectation ol the American
people; a-d in accordance with it, the wtr had
scarcely closed beiore there was a ecneral move
ment all over the country of labor and capital
so thward. Lame numbers of our soldiers and
officers, who nad become familiar with the
country from personal observation, immediately
took steps to settle there. Commercial men
established trade in all the Southern cities,
capital rcn'orctd labor, and plantations, mills,
and factories promised soon to be in successful
operation. A sta-'e of tilings wai inaugurated
which, had it gone on unchecked, would
speedily have made the South move prosperous
tli an she had ever be'ore been, would have
given our Northern cities a protiuble and in
creasing trade with suit section ot the couutrv,
and, more to be desired than all else, would
have broken down the old sect onulisiu aud ex
oluslvcncss born of the slave system, aud re
placed it with national ideas aud devotion to
the Union. But this entire labric of restoration,
of development, and of union depended wholly
upon one vital thing security.
A little more than a year has passed, and what
dowe6ee? Who now is goino; South to settle?
What capitalist is sending his money there to
invest r What Northern man Is building mills
and factories there? On tbe contrary, we hardly
take up a paper now-a days, without reading
the account ot some Northern man who had
settled at th South, and who ha3 been assassi
nated or driv n out. Even the Public Leljer ot
this morning publishes the facl that the Union
men and settlers from the North are prepariug
to leave New Orleans. Why is all this? The
anayict is very simple. The United 8tat.ee G v
ernment has ceased to protect its citizens at the
South. Security la goue. The power there has
been remitted to a violent and lawless class of
men, who haw the Union and all Union nien
men who break up Union Conventions and
murder their members The South is as much
in the hinds of hie-, aters and Rebels as it was
during the memorable duvs of 18G0 and 18G1.
It is not the class of moderate men the
Holdbns, tbe Wullses, the Siiabkevs, the
Botthbs, and ihe like, who are ruling things
there now, butii is tne creatures like this Mayor
Monrjb, the oil fire-eaters and out-aud out
Ketls. This it is which has conipletoly pros
trated the work of settlement and reconstruc
tion at the South. And as long as the-te vioh-nt,
fanatical Rebel lead rs are permitted to bold
power at the South, so long will It be practically
cloned against Northern labor and capital; si
long will Ite rer.urces remain undeveloped, and
tbe waste of war unrepaired; bo long will its
trade languish and decline; and so long will dis
loyalty to the Union and to all the great and
beneficent ideas of free government poison the
Southern mind.
The work ol reconstruction at the South is a
vast work. It implies a revolution in social and
jolticul iJeas. It menus the rebuilding of
society from the vry bottom. It cannot be
doue in a day by anybody; and it can never be
done by putting power into the bands of those
rtcklcs", violent, fire-eating fanatics who have
already seized bo grar, a share of local govern'
ment In the South.
How It Is to be Managed.
Thi Richmond correspondent of the New York
Herald thus discusses one of the difficulties
whloh tho August Convention will meet with,
and suggests ho it will be overcome. He says -
"Tho only obs'.acle to harmony In that body
which is now apprehended will be in an indorse-
inent of the war policy and a eulogy of the nervines
of the ormv and navu of the Vnifd Sta'es. te'ium.
must be offered in aererence to Northern senh
rneiU. Upon ttieae questions the southern d'leqa
lions woud be covpeded to vote no, and to this
extent the haruiouy of the Convention would be
leopardlwd. I have gwd reason to believe hat
i luctive means will bo resor'ed r 1 in order to
obvhttc thl difficulty. . The Sou'hern dc'fgaUon
vih avoid bring present when the vo'c art taVri
upoit these questions. They are poriectlv willing
cnat the Northern delegate shall ijo eorth'ng
ihet In their op nion will best piounti? th sue
crss ot the conservative party, proY'd'id "illy
that they are not reipiiro I to compicmt-c the n
reives to the extent that an ailirmativ9 vote on
the indorsement ot the war polic o the Gov
erntrcnt would no. It '8 understood that the
Sr uthern dcleRat ons will moet 'n cou'eience
and Hprolnt a spokesman, who will inform the
Convei tion ot the oifficuiiy in which the So ith
ern (lelecraics would be plac 'd bv being calle.l
upon o vo e upon questions ol the character
re'ernd to, and of thlt purpose to allien' tben
selves pending the vote, upon ihe n. Hut tb
Convc iitiou will be as-ured 'hut ir, an? mea ures
or nolicy they may a lopt the South w;h be hoatt
uv.dK iil with them. Tho war Issue i defunct
any way, and its indorsement is but a mere for
mula, to which on' hern riissi nt would be a
matter ol course. T Snnlh wi't 8incU n a'.m st
any cvtrcvie mcn?urea which fljrlhern dc'.co itcs
may dirrn it tiocessary to a lopt m ord -r to defeat
radicalism. It is prohnolu that tne Southern
(lelegHtiotis will ta'-e no active part m th'i pro
ceedings of the Convention, but leave all in the
hands ol tho Northnrn men."
A Convention ol Politicians Not ol the
People
Political conventioi.s are generally supposed,
in a certain sense at least, to repicsent th peo
ple. Their members are usually chosen directly
by the people in their prlmnry assemblages.
This is not Ihe case, however, ith reference t'
the ipproach nz Couvent'on in this city. So
tarns we have ob-rrved, the members of that
Oomcnltou have almo uniformly been ap
pointed cither by self-constituted committees,
or by the regular Democratic party
committees, aud without iny reference
to il'e people. In some of the Southern States
the Coventors have appointed delegates. In
New York, however, the Raymond -Webd faction
liae called a State C .nvei.t.on for the appjint
UK i t of delegates to Philadelphia, to du elected
in the usual manner by the people la their
primary aFsemb)ae"s. But taking the Conven
tion as a whoir, it will have none of the clemnts
I'fpopuhir repTesentaiiou about it. For instance,
Montgomery Dlaik and J. R. Djolittlb are
delegates from Californn. So, too, the
Nevada delecation wa ma le up by a lo; of
fellows in New York city, who assembled ut the
Metropolitan tiOtel and uiipointed Vtemwloes.
As to getting any venu ne reflection of
popular fcentiment troni ' a Conventimi
t'jiis constuuttd, it is o' course out of tue qii"3
t'on. We shiill t;nd out wluit ctrtaiu poii'ieuns
think, but we know tu:it already. We kuo-w
Mi. Dooi.iTTi.tV views md Mr. V'ALLANDiou.iM'a
and Mr. Ben Wood's and Mr. Justice Wood
v Aim's. l!m ns to tiitding ouilrom these gen
tlen.cn what the f-rvat masses oi the people
think, we shall noi do it, because they
are not the reireaoufnt.ve men of the
people. Mr. Vai.landiguam tested that
question in Ohio, and louiid himself
in a m nority of one hundred thDusand vote3.
Mr. Wocdwaed tried it in this State, with a
similiir result. Hence we are compelled to
ecaid the Philadelphia Convention not nj a
Convention of the people, but lather as an
assembly ot po'i'io'uus, many of whom have
been repeatedly repudiated by the people, aud
all ot whom aic opposed to the uoiniuaut popu
lar sentiment ot the country.
Southern testimony.
It was at first held out that ruo dele&ates to the
Au&ust Convention from tho South wLre to be
Ui.ion men. But now we aie told thnt they are
lo be exactly the opp site character. Thus, the
Raleigh (N. C.) Mtiwsaya:
'It in nonsense to suppose that the Sou' hern
t-tatcs will si nd any considerable number of
tieleeate6' w ho wets' not, in one wav or another,
decidedly connected with the Contod'raiecaus-
Ihe leno'ing men ol the So ith, those who con
trol and riiiect public sentiment, were all en-
giified in the revolution, au I those lea'linj nun
are the lery ones wiin wnom woriueru conser
vatives bliould hola counsel."
Tiie Franco-Amencaine, the oigau of the
French cltlzenBi n this country, publishes a
special correspondence from No Oilosus rela
tive to the lute riot in that city, which is of
value, becaa9e it will be read and copied into
nearly all ihe journals ot France. We translate
the tallowing parnerapu. to show Its tone:
'The aunals of the most eavatre people afford
nothing parallel to that wViicj passed yes'crdiy
in our city. Mayor Monroe ouiht to bo content
wi h his police. Liberty! Liberty of speech 1
Liberty oi assemblage I There is no Htich thing
amriig ns. Ihe scenes of Mempnis are re
enac.cd iu onr streets. Moie deadly, more ter
rible, n.ore baibarous. Hundreds of tanilics
are in mourniiiL'. Innocent blood has beeu shed.
To the number oi victimf wo must add the
mimes oi the best ot our citizens.
And, meanwhile, what must 1 sav in reaard to
the sentiments which animate the Uuioa people?
With one vo ce thev accu ;e President Johnson
ot complicity with Monroe, Hekhos, and ther
consons. Are they wrong? Are they not
rhibi?"
Speaking of the riot, we Bee the Tribune
this morning publishes the following significant
despatch:
"Wasiiinoton. Aucust 6. A despatch has
been received Iroui New Orleans, wulch savs
that much 9urDrise is lelt in Me Orleans at the
publication ol a so-called despatch from Cea
eral Sheridan to General (Irant in one of th
New York papers. I have eo d a ithority for
saine that this denatch is an altered and muti
lated copv, suppressini! some ot Uenerai buai
pan's opih.ons. and plucinit him in the altitude
of Indorsing all thac has ben done by toe
Rebels. 1 hope to send you (Jeneral SurfiUDAN'a
real despatch in a day or to, but uutil it doe3
appear, you may reiv upon tho fact that tho
one published iu the New York 'Ymes das that
pallant officer great Iniustic-, and c uses much
indignation among his friends."
Let it SrEAK for Itself. Mr. Heisteb Cly
mer, in a speech delivered July 18, 1800, said:
"Myovm political history is recorded, anil wh
not tale back a word of tt to-day for any oneoroay
purpose," Without comment, we make the fol
lowing extract liom the LeyisaUee liccord, page
C, for January, 18C4:
Mr. Lowry oileredthe followins resolution:
T.io'ved by the Senate, That the tbauk ot the
lo al poniie ol Peniisv vauia a e due ai.d ar boreuy
It ndered to General U -. i.KAwr, and (he ollu ir
and eo ci ers ot viuf under liua lor t he soil s oi rf
luutsnv cea aud lorio. vio on reuu tin' u the
liLeiut ou of ibe iRithlii' Uiiiou pooulo o Kut lea
iicenee tri m a tuiliiarv de-potim more al lug than
ever v- ai that ol Great B ltuin."
On the question, Will ihe Senate proceod to a
second reading ot the resolution ?
The jeas in d nays were required bv Mr.
Donovan and Mr. Wallace, and were as lollops,
viz.!
Yi-iih Messrs. rnm"ueyi. Corneq. Ountao.
Fleming, -iraham 1-1070 uouseho dor. Juhusuu,
Lowrv, Mc'BHdiei Nichols l(iowy. I'uiroll,
a ,i.nn. Wmth ubiod and Pennev, H eakurlS
eik-'i- iia tiiee Uuolit r, CVy ukii, Umo-
Slc.l trrv, B onwooiery.ltolln.suiitli, bUrk.Stdiu
and W aducB-1.
Sothequehiion was determined in the nega
tive.
rrore-llnBa in f ,iiumint- Inother
rnnnct ton Bcir.
Ottawa, C. W., 4uaustC Tho Canadlin mind
is bccomli.g much -yetciscd over tho proapecN
oi another Fenian Invas on, on a nior" tor nid
ble pcnle than thst ot June la-t. There i a
settled conviction ihat it will bo attempt J 1. Tha
volunteers me to be called out in full f.roj uet
n outb, ostensibly lor the purpose of drilling n
CHUip, but really to meet ihe expected cmer
tiencv. Not ce is aiven in Parliannnl fiat
the Minister ot Militia will be asued how th;y
are to bo iii n.i d.
Mr. CtiambeiV notice ol inquiry into the fort
Erie cmnpiinru has neon pluc'd awtv b ck m
the list ot notices ol motion, as thoiwh tiiera
a a disjKisi'ion to avoid the investigation oi
the mniter as long as possible. Tb loai th.i
mor" suspic ons, as an eilort is beina made by
the coal" ton to hme Parliament prorogued in
tbe la'ter end ot tbis week.
In Purliament this atternoon Mr. Jon?s eom
plained ;hat the Cr" n La ids Depart ni"iit was
not onlv so badly managed a to cost tho coun
try $260,0110 over the revenue derived fro n the
pale ot w.ld land", but alo ttvit ne mism iua ;
ment was so preut as to drive "et'lTs l tne
Lnded Slates, where thev meet with bj't T
conrcgrmcnt and more l.beral tv.
Mr. I'jwell declaimed against such statements
boine marie, as thev aflcrded an opporluuity of
plfcina them betorc tho world to the ijreat
preludice ol the country.
Tho sceno was becoming lively when the nrvso
and contusion compelled Mr. Jones to dosht
lrom 'peskiug.
Bobin. the alleged murderer of his Kter, bai
b( -u reflated on bail, tin sum tiled bul.ig U '0.
The ani.ounccmeut ol the tact has created a
scubalion.
Tbe Case of rmlrlt PoNtponemeut
ol It tvn
Montreal, AugtiPt fi. Lam'rando, the at
fconding tmnker trom Poitiers, rraiea, has
beeu brought up to-day on an iu'or.natinn
rhargwg him with lorgery, bv nlter'iig his
book's, hile asrent at Poitiers for the fi i ik ol
Fiance, so us to enable Hi in to ciaoe;il his
haviiis embezzled the sum of seven h iudrjl
thousnnd tranc-. Duly one witno s wiic ox
animedMelin. the detective from P;iri. Tue
examina'ion will be resume 1 to-morro v.
omo intcrcs'.ing discussions are liklv to
aiise ns to ih interpre'ation -.f the Kx'tadliion
treaty in torce betAeen France an I Crcit
Britain, as no case has over before come up tor
JcrWon in the prov nee.
Iheie linve been very heavy run" here; in
con-cquence ot these the ruces to h ive taken
place at Kt. llvnciu'b to-morro hive been post-
noueo till the following day A. 1. Herald.
Aimy Appointments.
The foliowiuc-uamcd cade s, era'iuat"3 of the
Mil.t:.r Aeaui niN, nave beeu appo ute 1 in th
Ann d the l.'ni ed iState by the Pies'deut.. by
aiii"" i i U(tv ce unci consent ol the sL-nuto,
wi ll the nine; of Seeon 1 Lieutenant, to dut.-
liom Junelx, lGf.:
t oil s oi bnmuei-rst ado's Henry Al. Adams.
James Meicr, Charles E. L. 13. t);ivi, Hem i niu
I). .Greene, John il. Weedcn, J-., (Jeoriro M.
Wheeler, Lu-'Pue A. '.Voodrinf, James B. Q nan,
and Laniel W. Lock w ood.
Oroi:ance f)epartiu"ut Cadets WiPia'n P.
Buiier, Frnnk Sotile, Jr., atid Edwerd M. Wrlirln.
2d Regiment Cavalrv Cadet Albert J. Ned.
3d Leenncnt Cavn'rv Cadet .1. V, Thompson.
4th R giment Cavairv C'idet Will I. Moberlev.
5th Fee ment Cavalry Cauet J. Scott Payne.
Cb Ili cinieiit Cavairv Cadet Win. P. Divou.
1st L'etiiu cut Artillery Cadets llicro B. llerr.
Abd"r 11. Merrill, and Charles Knur, Jr.
2il Reuunent Ar'il ei'v Cadets Charles E. Kil-
bouri.eand James K. Eastman.
3d Redin ei t Artillery Cadets James O'llara
aud Isaac T. Web-ier,
4th Reoimeut Artillery Cadets Richarl C.
Chin chill. Churks S. Smith, Henry II. C. Dun-
woody, and KoDoit 'rni?.
5 h Keg ment Artillery Usdets William II.
L pnam, Koli u orr, Elliridae R. Hills. Joseuh Li.
Swift, and Fiancis L. Hills.
3d Rc'iment Inlautry Cadet Charles L. Umb-
staetter.
4rh Rcsriment Intantrv Cadets Georzs O.
Webster ana Rums P. Bron.
f th Regiment Intuntry Cadet Quinton CainD-
loll.
O h Roiament Infantry -Cadet Wm. Fleming.
10th Regiment Inft'v Cadet Johu F. Stretch.
Obituai y.
Commodore Reed Cooper, of the Liberian
Navy, r.ied at bs farm on the St. Paul's river.
February 11, 18(iG, nired m'y-iour. lie came to
Liberia 'from Norfolk in 1829. He com nan 1c I
the gunboat Quail when she was at acked at h;r
anchorage near Monrovia bv a Spanish war
trainer, a lew years aco. The Suauiard an-
proached aa a friend, and when close to the Quail
opened a tire upon ber: but a few well-directed
6hoU) from the Qua t bo dl abled him that he ran
ott and got uo to Sierre Leone, where he re
paired his damaged ship. Commodore Cooper.
in company wiin nis sons, oneu a nno suaar
I arm on the St. Paul's river, giving employment
to quite a number ot people, wh all mourn
their loss.
Hon. Escekiel Whitman, a graduate of Brown
University in 17'6, and Chief Justice of the
Supremo Court of Maine from 1S41 to Oe'ob'jr 21,
lti48. when he resigned, died at East Bridsro wa
ter, Massachiise'ts, on the 1st Inst., aaed umeiv
ears. He as much neioved by nil vhoknuw
bim, and honored greatly bv his pro'essiou and
fellow citizens. He was 'buried at Portland on
the 4th inst.
A Wondcilul Congressmen He Returns
His Extra J'ay.
Wheelinu, W. V , Auerust 3. Hon. F. E.
Spinner, Trea-urT of the Uni ed States. Sir:
luciosen j lease nnn your oiatt, number 4v;h. ou
the Assistant Treasurer oi tbe United States at
New York, payable to mv order, tor SiiGDlvjii.
sent me by N. (J. Ord way, Esq., Si rgeint-at-
nrms, as the nei'imouutot my mere ici salary
trom March 4, 1R05, to Angus' 4. 1K00, wh ch I
herewith return to the Treasury of the United
States.
I voted for tbe Appropriation bill not for rav
own benefit, but because it made some provision
tor the earlier soldieis o' the Republic, who hid
not ieceivea equal oouiity Witn those who went
later to the field, and at tho same time gave
as'-uianc'! that in an- future exigency which
mav aiise, the men who rally first to the defense
ol the tlae m!1 not be neglected in tho a't-r
lcu'siation ot the country. I therefore return
the diaii to tne Treasury.
Very respectfullv, C. D. Hcedabd.
Tlie notorious English monk known as
Bro' ber Ignatius has emerged trom his retire
n e"t to wiite a letter to the London news
papers, in which ne denies that he has any in
tention cf selling hi-: monastery. He adds thai
"no person has any nebt w batever to dispose of
the same wt'bout 'my consent, and as 1 do not
intend to sell the premises or to con-ent to taeir
sale, no valid title can be made out. There 1 a
nn st curious storv ot trickery in this m-itter,
which I hope I shall not be compelled to give
to the public."
A Banbury iury in Fnelan i, on the 14th u't.,
were tue means o' varying a well worn Indicia
formula. In the only case that came before
tLom, thev pave a verdict w bich the Recorder
si ems to ha e tbodeM a vert Btupid one. So,
instead o' t bo usi.nl, "Gentlemen, the Court
discharges ou, and the country thanks you tor
your 'en'tces,1' his honor aid, "Gentlemen, von
are discharged, and 1 wish I could say the
conn'rv was indebted to you for your services;
but I think the reycrsp."
The cxteut of land under cultivation in
France lias increased in proportion to tho
growth ot population. In 1P61 France contained
35,783 000 inhabitants, and the number of,
hectare undT cultivation amounted to
5,! '. 9,376, wh'lst In 1801 the population had in
ri eased to 37,30,0:0, and the number of
hectaies cultivated to 6,754,227.
Tclcarapb violeg in South Australia are mate
of mabnpauy, because oiher ool will not stand
tiiu climate and burial in tbe ground.
I
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Ofuck OF TUB b.tHina Telboraph, I
Tuosduv, Auu3t 7, 1308. (
Money continues plen'y, at s do it former rate.
Loans on call are otfere.l at about 43"per
cent. Fust class mercantile paper U scarce,
and ranges at from C7 per cent, per anuum.
The Stock Market opeuet very dull this morn
ing, and prleej. with one or to exceptions,
are unsettled and dropping.
In Oovcinmcnt bonds thore Is no change to
notice. 7'30s sold at 104); in I new 5-203 at 100L
t9i whs bid for 10-40s; 103 f.r Gs of 1831; and
108J tor old 5-20s. City loan" ire Inactive; the
old issue sold at !4 j, no change.
Railroad shares ar very du 1. Reading sal 1
at 55 41-100W1551, a Blight advance; and Le ilgh
Valley at 64J, a decPne of : 124 was bid
lot Camden and Amboy ; 57J tor Pennsylvania
Railroad; 38 lor Little Sciiu.v lkill; 55j tor Mine
hill; 39 lor North Pennsvlvtn a; 29 for Klmtra
common; 42 'or preferred do.; 37J for Cata.
wisss preeiied; 32J lor PbiUdelphia and Erie;
and 40 for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroa lj shares are with
out change. Hestonville sold at 184(5J18J; and
Thirteenth and Filt"enth at 21. 87 was bid
ior Secoud and Third; and C5 for West Phila
delphia. In Canal shares there Is nothing doing. 26 j
was bid tor Schuylkill Navigation common; 3."
tor Scbulkill Navigation pteferred; 57J for
Lehigh Navigation; 118 fur Morris Canal pre
ferred; and 14 lor Suiquchanna Canal.
Lank shares arc firmly held at full prices, but
we bear of no sales. 22G was bin lor North
America; 140 tor Philadelphia; 51 for Commer
cial; !'4 lor Northern Liberties; 30lorMecoan
icb'; 105 lor South work; 53 lor Penn Township;
6.'ij lor Girird; 31 lor Manufacturers' and Me
t'hniiicb'; 65 lor Bank of Commerce; 6.)A tor City;
fiO for Commonwealth; and 05 lor Corn Ex
change. Quotatiots ofGold-lOj A. M., 1473 : 11 A. M.,
I47j: 12 51., 147j; 1 P. M.. 147?.
Tbe New VorK tribune this morning sa-s:
"S crliug Exclintipe is nominally u7iirtl()s lor
CO da,, and some bhort sight at luH;(dU08
aeaiust 5-20s shipped. Money i abuudaiit at 4
(c 6 cent, on call. In commercial paper little
coitiu ut lonner rittes. be t nauies sell a. 5, and
good at 6i(y 0. Thero is lees uat oual currency
st kiii0' use, and it is the opinion ol experienced
d"iiKiv in cii'Teney that the demand tor circu
lation dui'inr the coming iiutumu will not only
iiurlo.y alia piesent at the coniuand of tue
IihiiUh o' th Atliint c c t es, but make it pro.it
aide or them to call ihe 5 per cent, loans at l lie
siiib-'lrensi.ry, aui get currency irom that
quaiter."
i ho Louiville Journal s ivs:
"Money matter-' rema'u quiet and unchanged,
Ihe supply ol capital is ample for all purposes,
!H!fl lirs -class pi.per ts 're-ly taken as odercd,
v bile loiuis upon uudoubted securitv are readily
made. E.i'hunge is quiet and some lint irregu
lar, buying at par aud selling at l-20Wl-l'i pie.
liiiuin. Holders gea -rally evince more r rmness
'or most ! tiding 'tnple articles, which does not
meet tbe views ot bin ers: hen"e. but lirle dis
position juevads lo ooerate. (!o'ton is firm and
more biio ant, iiotwitlndnndlut', t ho fayoiable
lei oris as to the growing crop. Tho supplies
ot tiain are scarcely adeqnste to the demand,
and prices rule higher. Oais are scarce and
stil'er, ith uniav-irable repor's .is to tne new
croo, owin ; to the con'inued rains, which have
also had tome damaging ellect on the hay crop."
At Cincit nuti on Frid iv tho money market
was more aetive, and an increase in tne olf-rings
lepular meicuntile paper wasb-ervej, F.rst
cbiss ouisidc paper vas discounted at 12 per
cent, in some cases For cusiomerb' paper 8$jl0
per cent, is given as tho ruling ran"e.
The New Orleans C tion statement for
Mon lay last is as lollows:
Knlos.
fitcck on bond Septembar 1. 1JG5 83,2s9
Kcci-ivt d s'i.ee Saturday K J3
Receivou pievlously 741,012712 6S0
Jotal 825,819
Ev ported since veste day 2125
Expoiteo previously 133 364733 499
Stock on hand and on sh-phoa'd rote'earod. 89,433
I'lllLAUKld'tflA SIDCK KXCIi.NjR Si,KS T'J-iia
Uenoned bv tie Haven It, bro. No 40 S. Third street.
KIKHT BoA It D
SirOOU.S 7 30s Aug 104) 100 nh Bead b6 65-44
46.10 Citv ft olo s.. Vii
4U)l'aK 2u ml' 6 97
2iti su iiest'v.... ots 18?
CC0 Bh C aid won
HO nh do. ... o.. 65-41
100 sh do 651
100 sh do 65-41
10 sh Seventh Nat U 05,
Messrs. Dellaven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, make ihe following quo a ions ol
tbe rates ot exchange to-day al 1 P. M. :
Huytnq Set aw.
American Gold 47 J
AmnicHn Silvor, i and i 133
Comi ound Intortwt Mo es:
June, ism.
13
121
lo
Wi
18,
1-1
Hi
10,
July, 1804
August, mA....
October, 18)4....
lxe., 1804....
Mav. 1855....
August, 1806....
8ept , 18116. ..
October 18S5. ...
8
8
7
Hi
6i
Philadelphia Tiade lieporu
Tuefdav, Aupast 7.-lhe Flour Mukot was
rathi rnioro aotive to-dav, but puces remain with
cut essentia oliange; about 1000 oarrels were taken
by the Lome consumers at 80 87J7'50 ban-ol fir
supTflce;7 50(u.8C0forold stock extias; $l!) 50
11 lor irosh ground new wh at do ; 910 50510 75 fur
.Nor li western extra lamiiy, oi wbieh the bulk of tho
sales (OBBisij Sll-69 :or new Wisounxin do, d).;
S10CCJ1160 for PoDnstlvaDia and Ohio do. do.;
and $H(all for fancy brands, acoordinu to quality.
Kve Fiout may be quoted at S5 605 76, and Cora
Meal a (4 2., 5
Win t com. lorward s'owly, and primo nualitv
s he d at ',0: a sale or 150 J iiabes ai W61 is re
noiieu. Is iiiioi anei-ii ; 700 ou hen unsound
Weau-rn noiU t Siu lK) cent. Iu Corn them is uot
much dtug but we ountiuuevemertiay's quotations;
sa es ot 4U.0 bushels at 90 cents lor yellow, ana 88 aj
91) cents lor Western nnx-d. Gits are quiet out
straev. with nalts ol 4000 bushels new Southern at
48 nuts.
In 1'ioviidonB. no change to notice. Small sales of
pain snd lui.ov en rased Haius at 2120 count, and
MioulCe'S at 17i'al7j; 1000 puce .--'idos solu ou
Htciot toinic: p vkle i Hams urn rolling at 19 a" 20
cent-; and Baden Niiouldors at 16 cent-i.
MlnskT is oi-dj small saeg ot feunsrlva&la at
$2 ZZi'2-.i, and Ohio at $2 29.
An English publication directs attention to
the neglect of the Interests ot tho deaf mutes in
Entluiid. It says: "bhielnud, with its deaf
and numb population ot 12.23G, supports eleven
nsiitutioiis ior their education, containing
touether about 1000 pupils; Scotland supports
tive, witb about 240 inmate-; and Ireland seven,
it ft about 400 inmates; making in all twenty
three schools, with accommodations for about
1040 pupils iibot.t ono-t vebth of a class of un
fortunate being, whose need ot education is
u ost urueut, and whoso claims upon our pity
are both poeiiul aud just. There are, there
tcic, 18,071 dt at unites, out ot the 20,311 in this
country, tor whom unrecognized means of iu
strt'Cfion aie provided."
The weddme presents received by tbe Pr'ncess
Helena of England were nearly nil articles of
p-welry, cnonnoiis in amount, and very cosMv.
W bet e'u pon a London (ournal ob.-rves: "we
once beard a man complain of Unvins a srasll
thnptul of brouao ornaments present d t'l hlni.
another of bavins rected telve Atal-pleces s
pood niyply for a ndd-1 ling sued watcbtnakec:
und . tuiother, with less opulent, reia'ives, of
liavtnir tho rane of sis butter knives;, but the
rnuces6 Helena ill be perwvertnif and con
Mientious if the wears all Ihls Jewelry once
beiore she dies." . , . .
Gabibaldi's Hkalth FAi-tNO.-A Paris paper
ftBtcsthMt the health of 0 "noMiii very
li s legs are to ibm and reaT that It Is painful
to see them. Ho b pale, snd bi'OT 00 hli 0 mn
tennnce tne traces ol Buffer ng".- JI" rheu
matic pains have returned at the "l0e
he pot his second wound. Ho can ly nvive
six ut in a caniage, and Is only stwtalaed
bv the energy of his will. All this explain
the slowness ot the operations of tho vOuo
tecs. Pkicks Must Cosir Dhwn. The Indications
ar that tne cereal crons of the West and the
Middle b'ate-. soon about to be, if not alreidy
in pood pair, harvested. iV bo the most abun
dant on record. That ts the substance of the
reptrts which ate coming to us from all
f,nar'ers. W th out a limited demand tor ex
portation, we do no. see how lower prices cm
be avoided a coutingenev which consumers
now compelled to pay $14 rfl5 per bbl. for flour
in the seabonrd markets must contemplate with
dollght.
A Booty Cask Decidkd. Pr. LushingDn, in
theCouriol Admiralty in Englau I, hss gwen
liiilgnien' In the Banda aud Kirwee booty cas".
The booiy amounts in value lo the sum of
450. (Mill, besides Interest tor a number ot year.
The iudgiH-nt declaies Lout Chde and his 8t.tf
entitled to a share in the bootr, und, subiect to
tins lisbt, the wbolo is awarded to (Jcniral
W hitlock and his forces. Tho law expenses are
said to amount to about 70,000.
CoanitrTioN at English Elkctions. Arecnt
oflicial return shows that muco the year 18V2
there have been ten commissions aDpom'ed to
inqi Ire into alleged corrupt prictice9 at
elections in England. The cost ol tho .:om-
I missions whs 21,400, aud of the proecu-
l OliSiVBtlS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUJAV1BO. WE COI'Y TH li FOLLOW
li V mcritorloaa notice ol this most delicious
prrinmc Horn Forney t Vr
J'.ija vino. '1 Ms delicious new perfume lor the
bBDi'.ktrclilel, Is wl houf t rival or dellcacj, durability,
and rkhnrss. In tact, ot all pertmncs tho lrarat
MujHVlro (of Ku9lan orlKin) may be called the quintes
sence. Fi r sale by all the principal druggists. 7 14 6ui4t
tJ" NEWSI'APKlt ADVLUTISINtl.-JOr,
COK Co , N. K. comer ol KIKTII anJCnus
KCT Ptreit. Tbiladelphla. and TKIHUNK 1!U Lti
IN'OS. Kcw York, urenrnts fr the 'TELBouAru," an!
lor the IvcwspapiTD oi the while countiy.
7 30ln.4p JOY.COQACO.
r:.vf" DKl'ALTMLM" OF PUBLIC III III
mxJ WAVa "tiice o' i hlet Couiui SMOUur, Kl IH
Mrce', vtenl 8iuc he ow Cliemut
1'UiLaui:i.1'1Iia, August 6, 18u6.
NOIll'f TO i On'IKA.. UUS
Sealed I'ropoxa will do rereivo.i at mis Ofllco un t
Uo'ciutk Ji. m KlilKA V, ilie lllih iuni., lor tho cuii
Htiutliono a Hi ci on ilio tin-ol lor le li sir-e . ro.u
1 i.t'Aiiut lo l.ocuNi n re, th lire wcntiyarJ ou he I n
0 l.ocurt Biret-t ilirue liun r-duml Hi y eet. to be li.u t
01 liru k ctrcu ar m lorin, nlib nour liiHlde Utauiot.ir o
t..it'U ei-, vmiIi Kucn uni ts und iiuiiili.m-s u-i may oa
directed t 11m 1. lo litir Ineer and .Surveyor.
'I I e undcrstitnilihK to be tliat he i-ouiruc or Bliul
tnko bills Trc;jurcii nguiiist iho ron rtv .roiuln on
mid Kctr to tlie uniouni ol out do lar and tAoiuy live
celitft MrCbcli Uncut lout of rout ou euch Hide of nn
sinct, us so much ca h pjld, tho balauco to oe pa d by
ihe city
- il oldcoiH ore invited to b praseut at tho ti'ne ano
p ace I opcniuf. tne said prooosals.
hch )ioo-ul a ill be accompanied tin certificate
. l ai a fond bus been lllcil In tbo Law llopurcmuui, as
dnecU'd bv or 'inume oi Aluy 'i t IHM.
It ihe lowm bidder i bu 1 noi execute a contract
ltl hi live dayo a'ter trio worn Is ntvurd -d ho wi I be
iU-id. d as ii eilninir und will be bold 1'ainc on his ho id
lor the dlfccreuoe between lila old and the next hlgbor
l.ld
fpccillciitln s niny be hud at the ne.iar nient ol Hur
veys. w hlch will be Btric lv adhered t.i
W. W 8WEDLK1,
8 7 't Chief i 'onmilKsloner ol tliKliways.
NOTICE. APPLICATION WILL Bit,
n aue by ihe undt r.skned to he Depar ment or
lliKhwatn lor a contract t nave oi. il S reot, iro.ii
t-ouidbit street t luo BcuU.uk hallroad, iweut.
B Hi Vi.rrt An persons owning uropuriy oa th line
propofied to .f puved, w I muke known any objection to
il. e Deour ment ut highways on or beiore 2o'cock
'l hi It I a Y, .Jd diu oi Autju t. ihe who e dlstuuce to
be paved I imwi i -ei.
The lol Hiving Hum d ncrsons have signiMl an airrne
n.uit villi ibe in ilorlgnaJ to do Ibe w,.ri: John
(.cutler H xth mreet l- eel; V T Uur ,e ;t, do.. lOi)
cit; ftiurtin liomheli. 04 fee ; John liohger UK eet
( lories K ubr re net; r.oii Id t.uuz 126 toot; II.
Loisih. Z II icet; Manuel Ou ir 75 feel i John sailor, WI
leeti .-au.uoi c buimug, Is lert.
BGJIt . A. A1ILLKK. Contractor.
PAllDKE SCIENTIFIC COJItSE
IN
I.AFAYETTK COLLtOK.
Jn mMltlon to the (? rural t'onise of In'tructlon in
tins 1 lH.riii out oe.i).ne.l to ly a tubHtant1al basU o
kLon lct (.c ui d cliOir.rly culture, atuden a can pursue
tliei- lr.iiul.es Ttblch are tstonUully nrucicul aud
tertinl ai vl. :
t(.lNKl I.ING t'lvll Topocrnnhlcal and Mecha
niitil! MIM.'O and ilETA l.l.l'liliY ; Afit'HirH
'1 1 lip, mxitl.e iipelko iou oi Cheiuiulry to AUUlOUlr
ll Ri eDOtiioAlrTS.
T i te is a eo al.orded an opportunity tor special atady
Ot 11AD1 and I'M.Ekcl j Ol 1 OIi KN L, V S
CL'.M.i- OKI HilLf'LOO.Y.andoftheUlSTUttY and
lFl II 1)1 l'Kf olourcountiv.
tut t Ucuars apply lo 1 1 evident CATTFLL, or to
Hot. K U. OUKUM tN.
t'.erkol the Faculty.
Faston I'crnfvlvenla Anrti 4 lHUi. 6 10
frSt-" FOR RKCOBDKR OF DF.RDS, WIL-l-5-
LIUl M. IOOPKU ol theFI h v ar 1, su'.joct
to the uectttiuu of the Convention vt the I'tilou
purty. 4Jlt
JK" CITY OF QU1NCY ILLINOIS DON DS.
Holders of said Bonds can exchange tbotn for now
r.onds, which tbo Bute pays like Stule Bonds.
Address, or calt on O. SUInner, of Qulucy 111 , at
ofl.ee of KIDI', I I KttC t A CO., o. Ill lillOAD street,
hew Yoik, lor 50 days. 31 lmrp
O R
s
E .
THIRTEEN' ACKI.8 OF GFOUD North ol andln
clone proxiniliy to Uruv a Ferry 1, ridge, hiiving a lrom.
unon ibe M liLll.KILL ltlVr.K ol ID FKfc r. and on
IMlU'i Y FIFTH Street SIT FhhT, and urou the
i-lll ADLLI'IIIA. WlLINUnis. AND UtLll
MOKE. aud(.l!AY'S Fi ltltY BAILKOAU, 229 Fttr,
V til - 0 In puveu a on cur tied
'Ihli propcrt la located dlrect'v opposl e theJPVfj
TIO.N A LHO 1) where thu U AUI O PlSNsSYL
VAMA, NHV YOKK, and hA 1. 1 lAlUKi-; ItOAUS
connect A portion of thin es ato Las been recent y
ao d to the Mvsurs llurrlaoa Krothers K o., who are
dow ennu.ecl In erecting argo Manuiuctorles and whurveg
upon It. This Is one O' the most deslraii e business
li cutiom- unon the bcliaylklll river and is well worthy
the attention of persons desirous ol ob alniDg good
positions for iANUFAC'TI'KIM or other purposed.
terms cue ha.f C'auli: b ance on v or Rage.
WILLIAM H. K I 'M I.IVR,
7 31 tuth6t4p No 4d FHANKLIN Ntreet.
Q 1 1 AND OA 11 N I V A L
AND
MASQUE,
AT
CONGRESS HALL,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J ,
TIIirSDAY EVENING, AICFST 9.
SUIiSCRirilON TICKETS $3 00
LADIES IN V1T AY1MKNSI CI 00
73t
QOLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAr ISLAND, N. J.
MR. ADOLPII CIRGFELD
Has the honor to announce that the
Ci lt AN I) EliITE liAII,,
OF THE "F. A 80 V, WILL TAILS FLAGS
Off satuhday EVENING, August 11,
AT THB
COLUMBIA HOUSE.
Pi it'culurs In future advert tt menu. 8 St
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"CAMP A ION DIAL,"
AN ArTKBSOON DILI PiPa.
The anderslgwed will rebwae the
"CAM PA ION DIAL,"
for Ihe canvas, com nenolng on the tUh Inst., derote.
to tbe intereata ol the
National Union Johnson Party.
sunscitirrwN fou cuipaIQN, im adtancr.
Plftnlcc ry It
F.vetopiea 4i)
i en cool. i u
"wen'y copies jy II e
M iy copies A ,,. uttt
t unscrlnllons should bfl lorwsnk'a at once.
Advertisements at loimer ra es. Adureaa
h. lti. COH KN, Kditor.
8 4 4t Box S15, Post Office, Philadelphia.
rp I 31 O T II Y CRUMP'S WARD
Bna son-e capital oiT-hand sketches f dkms.tlc lite
In V'e York and rh'ladelnhia la full e-f goid ham,
end the Interest Is we' - iiutal ted to Its c osa.
It can be read through at one sitting, and to fi,t-rat
lor car-reading.
l'rlce lb cents ever here.
It LOHINO Pcdlishsb, Ro.
GROCERIES, ETC.
AMEKHAX TEA COMPACT.
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS OF TEAS,
Hove taken the Ptoie
NO.tlllia AltOII STREET,
AO. AUCH SrilKBT,
AO. U.14 AKCII STKUlor,
C barman's former store, where they have opea4 aat-
la nicrue stock ot the purest
1KAS, COFFKES, AND 8PICE8,
Which they wilt sell at the very looest market price,
WllOLKS LK ANJJ BF.TAIL.
Only the best and purost noous sold.
TAl' K NOTMR.
l'OMTIVKLY NO 411 KFI,HESTATIOM
Ot an article ui'er any clrcun.sunces.
Al L OLK Ol'FEI .S KOilEi
Without watir iard or.rraje.
ll,c bi st Rl I'd mid 1".5 Oolon g Teas In tbecsuntry.
ir t . e I tt JiiMureoi the An encao Tea Couij any,
ti e ti ost di lltioi'B In Ilio cohniry. at 81 '25,
Ihcvcr) lestuncolored Japanese. Teas at tlOO UK
mid bl-SO. '
1 he test and puris: roasted liloCome, at 30 cents; tbe
very best tnipoinu 35 cm is
'lietie.-t and punst Lasuayra, Java, and Jamaica.
Collie In the country.
Orcirs ncL-ivtd, uud sent free to all parts of the oily
and country.
THE AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
7 lOtuthflflt No. 03'i AK( II utreet
g 11 K It It Y V I N E.
FIE HAKMONV SriEKKY WINE.
ALSO, i IS EST QUiLllY CUOWN SHEBKr
For sale by tl:ocak ordum'johD.
ALSO, CHOICE TABLE CLARET,
FOR RALE BY
SI3ION COLTON & CLARKE,
4 14i1r 8.W cor.BROAD and WaLNT.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
rp II R E E I M P O R T A N T
AOENCIh.8.
Iho celebrated
l.ILLiE'S CHILT.EO-IhOM 8 AFE,
The cheapest and best Indeed, the en ,y a trlctlr flro
and Lurglar prool aale made.
8TK. MENtilNE PACK ISO,
Cal'ed Miller's I.ubricallve Sioain Packing, annur
passcd and unequal cd.
AM THE SCALES FROM THE
GREAT HEM SCALE WOiiK. PEN H'A.
H calf s w arranted to equal any in the market, and on
tei ins much more luvorabis.
The unuerfll,ned havlnic tbe Ooneral Ag"ncy for the
sale of the kbove ai tic its Iu this city, he r.-speotludy
solicits Ihe atleutlon oi ail paries Iniorejtcd both tha
dealer aud consumer, bopinir to merit (us he ban
nlreiidy received) the continuance oi a liberal paiiilo
patronage. ,
M. O SVDLEB, Agen
8 6 Ko G39 ABl'H Htreot.
QTKAM TO LIVKHPOOLCALLlNil AT
l i (ueeiutown i he Inman Liue.saihnK seinl wee it,
carrvlub he I nited titatea mal a.
CAT Y OF ltO.TiN" Saturday Angastll
"i IIY t-F NCHrSl.It"....We.-:iiesiay, Aujuj U
ITY OF LONDON" xnturday, Autfuu 1
" C ITY F lill.LlX" Wednesday, uuus2l
LUI.VBUhOn" Saturday Aukosi 1
and each sncceedniK Saturday and Wednuaday, at
noon, iroin 1'ler No 44 Jvonli river
KA1 tS iF P HSAUK
By the man steamer sailing every Saturday.
First I ahln f isi. steerage $19
'lo London 94 To London H
'Jo Juris !Ui! 'io larls tt
1'AYABLr; IN COLD
Tassaxo by tbe eilncsd r stomiiers: -First cabin,
tiiu; stecrue, (i3S. l uvable lu United 8ia el cur
rency l'asiiergors a so forwarded to Havre, Ilainbarg, Ere
n en. ole , a' mo crate rates.
MeerKie passage trom Liverpool or Queenitown, 5t,
golf., i r the ei un a ent i Ick ts can ba boaubt hers by
perrons setnliny for their rrlenda
Fo- lurthtr Inioimanon appb' at the OomDany'4
ol) cea. JOk.h O DAl.F, Arent
wi No. Ill w LN I T -treet. I'hl ad a.
5 COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Itiat we mafce the MTROFJ8 OXIDtf pare, and ad
minister It in he safest and moat effect an I manner, aad
ex unci Teeth ab o utely wltbou' pain, eighteen tnoa
eand patient , and tbe a edlaal prolession nlj testify.
1 1 la onr speclaltr. We never taJL
Come ijbeadqu ate:!. f8 I lm4p
OFFICE, Ko. 737 WALNUT Street.
JMPROVED ELLIPTIC HOOK
LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE!
OIF1CE, No. 923 CIIKSNUT 6TREEL
SLOAT BEWIJSU MiCUINCS, Repaired and
proved. 5Satuth3n'4p
A CHOICE COLLKCTION OP FINE OLD
nfliah Books, comprlslnj the finest edl tons,
with mm vol creat ra Ity, tonether wiin lichajwort-
nicutoi Freucii Fucct.ie.
B ASH WORTH.
Ko 228 S. N'NTH Street below Walunt
V B Old books bought in large or auioil quautltle
or exchanged. iin4p
BOARDING WANTED. -A (iENTLBMVS D
hlK8 Room and Board in a private family.
Acdresa O. W. Box o. 2171 fust Office, stating
teima. Halk
T OST.-CF.RTIFICATR No. 119, FoU OMR
I J Hiiare o' the I apl'a"tck of tne FENNITLVA
M A At ADF.MY O1 FINE AUTM.
a so. 'rutlrat No-748 dated July! IKil for twe
fhas o' the CaplUi Mock o' the FAIHMOUNT AS
AMtCH Hi ltKl I OIIY FIHkl'MI'h Klt.WV
'TiUfiM, lloth!n the name of WILLI A M WHIT
NF.Y. App.lcation will be duty mde lor nwe-mt-cates.
II4t