The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-19 00:00:00

and are not forced for olle
Chi. & N. W. Ist ......
Tol. & Wab. 2d M 91
Gt. Western 2d M '88...
'Mil. & Pr. du Ch. let M.. "9;

Market, are generally strong,
Mortgages closed as follows :
N. Y. Central 6s, 1883 91
N. Y. Central 6s, 1887
N. Y. Central 6; R Est 871
N.:Y. Central 6; Sub'n 871
N. Y. Central 7; 1876
N. Y. Cen. 7s, con. 76 —
N. Y. Cen. 7s, '65-'76 —
Erie Ist Mort, Ex
Erie 7s, 2d Mort, 1879
Erie 7s, 3d Mort, 1883 —
Erie 78, 4th Mort, 1880 B6
Erie 7s, sth Mort, 1888 —
Long Dock Bonds
Buff. N.Y. & E.lst M, '77 B7
Hurl. R. 7s, Ist M, '69 1001
Hud. R. 7s, 3d M, '75 100
Harlem Ist M, '6B '72 102
Mich. C. Ist M, 69'72 -
Mich. new Ist M 8..,'82 117
Mich. So., 7 p. c 2d M 94
N. Ind. Goshen Line '6B
Mich.S.&N.l.S.F'd7p.c. 99
111. Cen. 7 p. e, '7O
Alton &T. H. lrt M
Alton &T. 11. 2d pfd
Alton & T. H. 2d M. Inc 791
Han.& S t.J. Land Gran tslo2
Mtn. & St. J. Con 112 I
Chi. B. & Q., Ist M 111 i
Chi. &N. West, S. F 95 '
Chi. & N. W. Con Cony 94
('hi. & N. \V. Ex'n B —
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' The following notification has been published in Nlc
York :—Erie Railway Company, Lessees_Notice is -errre
by given, that the Coupons of the Pennsylvania and 'co
First Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Wesitt
Railway Company, due on the Ist of April, 1869,1,441,
paid in cash on presentation at the office of the Erie
way Company in the city of New York. For the ev.est
due Coupons of First and Second Mortgage Bonds, Flo/
Mortgage Bonds of the Boston, Hartford, and Erie,Railw
Conan,, carrying seven per cent. interest, guaranteedl ill
the Elie Railway Company, in sums of 81,000 each, lit,
be issued, and Scrip Certificates for sums of lesser anlc:ff
—JAY GOULD, President Erie Railway Company, I'B
York, Mar :h 30, 1869.

Gal. & Chic. Est ........••
Gal. & Chic. 2d 1T.....••"

Chi. & R. I. Ist M..••;•'••
Chi. R. I. & Pacific 7 ,
Cleve. & Tol. S. Funct" 991
N. J. Central Ist M..••••
N. J. Central2d ......
Pitts. Ft. W. & Cb. Ist 31.
Pitts. Ft. W. & Oh. 2d M. 01
Pitts. Ft. %V.., & Ch. 3d M. 9'o
Cleve. & Pitts. 2d 31•••• 90
Chic. & Alton, S. F. inc.loll
Chic. &Alton, S.F. lsal. 39
Mil. & St. Rtill Ist 31.-
Mil. & St. Paul 2d 31...
Marietta & Cin. Ist M... 103
Morris & Essex Ist .14•••
Morris & Essex 2d 31 :••
Joilet & Chic. Ist
Chi. & Gt. East'n
N. Y. & N. 11. Gs ....•
Dubuque & S. City,lbal.
Peninsula Ist M ........ .
Ohio & Miss. Ist M••••••

Ohio & Miss. Con ......••'
Tol. P. W. Ist M. E.
Atlantic & G. W. Ist N•

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We extract the following from Messrs. Satterthy%
and Co.'s Circular, of April 14, London :—ln United St7of
Government Bonds there has been an average arneoP`o
business during the past week, and quotations It ,
slightly advanced on the lower rate of gold exchange;-,,,
ported from New York. 5-20's of 1862 and 1865 haw '-;
proved about k par cent., while 10-40's and the 1867 i6stiej
of 5-20's have not maintained the highest point touch 0
during the week. The latter Bonds aro now quoted °0
the Official List of the Stock Exchange. Illinois Sb3l4,
remain steady at 961 to 97, but Eries are flat at 231 to
There was a marked decline in Atlantic and Great iVeste'o
ft,
Consolidated Bonds during the week, but on the anne°l'6-5
ment to-day that the Erie Company are paying the couPutlo
of the first Mortgage Bonds maturing on April 1, there Pbe
been an improved feeling, and they close 31 to 32.
beet
Divisional Bonds are entirely neglected. There has be,,,t
rather less doing in Sterling Railroad Bonds generally, vii.,
Camden and Amboy Bonds have been inquired for, aficit,
market is cleared of all offering under 87. By the Sibe'oo
our New York advices are to the 30th March. Glerf t
ment Bonds were steady, but the increased demand
money restricted the demand. State Bonds from the 53.-0
cause were generally quoted lower, while Railroad sbsr , ,
were firm, and in some instances showed a slight imPrlp
ment. New York Central, Chicago and North Wrest°- '
and Rock Island being the most active.

BUDGET OF PERSONAL ITEMS.—MT. The-
Tilton has returned to New York, after a succesfel 1248
Luring tour.— The leading offices of the Freedmen's Bane,
have memorialized General Howard to withdrivr 1118
signation, and to continua at the head of the Freedtee
Bureau till the department is abolished.—General d ene
bert Ames has been appointed Assistant Freednie
Bureau Commissioner for Mississippi, and Genera ./.'5ll
Reynolds Assistant Commissioner for Texas.—gsrsebT
0. Roberts -has presented to the Central Park Core'cl,
sioners Miss Stebbins' celebrated colossal statue of
lumbus.—Delmonico pays Moses H. Grinnell $27,5vi,
q
year rent for his Fifth-avenue mansion in Now Vfrior
Neal Dow is recommended by the Maine Cougressree%ii
a foreign mission.—General Robert E. Lee has.
visited New England, and has returned to the Soll''''of
The late James Guthrie of Kentucky left an eststetii
$1,000,000. Ex-President Pierce has recovered suffieiellero
to visit Boston. Benjamin Miller and Clay Matthevr.e ode
committed for extradition at St. Catharine's, Callao,
liaro '27, on the charge of highway robbery in P 1301?
town, New York.—Thomas S. Woods, editor of the 0,
Patriot, and a prominent local politician, died at Ss:d
Ohio, on Friday, March 26.—The death of Captain Wier,
A. Wise, of Virginia, at the Hotel de Rome, 14,,,,,5Pi5;,
is announced. He was related to Governor 'eo
of Virginia.—Mr. Longfellow and family have 'Dot
stopping at the Hotel Tramontana, Sorrento, be
are expected back in Naples immediately.—Adolllof
Rodewald, many years a member of the firmo
Rodewald and Winterhoff, died March 27, at his 13°00
Now Brighton, Staten Island.—Plymouth church is -t0
to be raising a fund to enable Henry Ward Beecher 00,
take a foreign tour.—A lady in Waterville, Maine, 1055,c,
covered $1,641 from a physician, in law suit, for nitlVAr
tice in reducing a dislocated limb.—General Robert ',ed;
derson contemplates a foreign tour.—The surplus pro hose
of the Inauguration Ball are to be devoted to the Weld,
of Clark Mill's statue of Lincoln.—Major W. MIF3I.„r•
Corps Engineers, has been assigned to the charge of 00.'4/
hour improvement of Lake Erie west of Cleveland, OhiO4.
Mr. George Douglass died suddenly, March 29, at his reolt
dence, 35, West Sixteenth-street, New York, in tbe n.
year of his age. A. and E. Amos, leather dealers of ltor
tree', Canada, have failed for a large amount. lii' „00
lingame's Chinese Embassy, it is said, will make s Pool
tour to Berlin, St. Petersburgh, Stockholm, Spais' tteJ
Italy. Judge S. W. Brockway, a prominent 10,11106,e
politician of California, died at San Mateo, March 2 /
The Rev. Ambrose O'Neil died at Albany, Afarch 0
of .
The Hon. Thomas C. Acton, President of the Boa', lc
Police Commissioners, has returned from the s°ll, tie
New York.—The President has nominated Dili' lot
chester to be Consular Agent at Bremen. The Preelow,
has nominated George Earle First Assistant Postrees tot
General, vice Gen. Skinner.—J. Townsend Conno/1970
son of the Comptroller, of New York, is aunounee'of
the engaged list, and is to be married early in.
to a Miss Oxnard of Pittsburg, Pennsylvanis."loo
Fire Marshal Baker announces that the total 09
fires in New York, for the month of March,
ria
$427,850, an increase of $154,000 over the losses cis of
the month of February.—The Hon. Benjamin F. Wadesfl
Ohio has written very warmly in reply to an au" ,eo
from the National Executive Committee of Coloelip
Mon. He says nothing has given him so much Pre
and satisfaction as their appreciation of his CT;o
DO
—Commodore Thornton A. Jenkins has resignni
office as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation. Ile °lo'
assigned to other duty.—David Clark, of Hartford,
sit'',
necticut, after a personal inspection of Howard Univer
has given $25,000 towards its endowment. —Rich° a did
Wood, one of the oldest merchants in Philadelphia,
on the Ist inst. He was 70 years of age.—Harrie°/jitii
Turner, aged 51 years, a commission merchant of ajji#
more, committed suicide on the Ist inst. by cuttings./
throat with a razor. The cause was business misfortueeltel
The Memphis Common Council has appointed a Con°3lsoo'
of Arrangements for the reception of ex-President Jobs
illy
—Governor Morton, on account of illness, has hee°o°
able to be present in the Senate for .two days.'"
Rev. Robert J. Breckinridge is seriously ill st
089
home in Danville, Kentucky. General Ths sed
recently had a purse of $lOO,OOO tendered him and refuol,
,
it.—The Buffalo man who made the $2OO pair eo
130
for the President now swings a sign, "Bootmaker l°
,00t
Excellency t. S. Grant."—By direction of the Presei'teo
Brevet Major-General George Stoneman, Colonel of rod
21st United States Infantry, is relieved from the tower
command of the First Military District, and will sce.6e
pany his regiment to the Military Division of the Ps.colgo
—J. Tobens has arrived at Washington from St. Donll 4",/
with power to annex that Republic to the United Stanlo
John W. Johnson, Esq., recently appointed Judge °f el 3
Abingdon District, is not a brother of General .1°'1".
E. Johnston. He is a nephew of the general- -915'
Raymond is at Washington working up Tracy fief toP
trict Attorneyeee.Ex-Congressman Tom. Stewart le,eoo
there pressing Inspector Dilks-for the Marshalshipi°,,a ~
Southern District.—Mr. Foster Blodgett, suspesafe
of
the late Administration from the Postmasterslor
Augusta, Georgia, has been re-instated.
• I w Ali;
rADVEßTlSEMENT.]—Holloway'sPills.—Conee,A Pills.—Confidential
vice.—To all persons who suffer from bilious heat re
biliousness, or flatulency, these pills are most strongl
commended as the safest, best, and quickest mode
taming ease without weakening or irritating the oS,l„,eiee,
system. Holloway's pills are especially useful in e'si. titio
away any excess of bile, which usually produces W.f.,. '4
less remedial measures be adopted without del
asthma, bronchitis, and congestion of the lungs thquior
be relied upon for removing all danger, and by Pulit
and regulating the circulation they effectually presTe and
lapse. By rousing the liver to a fair secretion of bile' •
quickly carrying it off from the system, these
off low spirits, listlessness, and those distressing
often called nervous.

Births. Wert
GREER—On the 16th inst., the wife of Thomas
Esq., of Sea Park, Belfast, of a son and heir. testis
WEBB—On the 14th inst., at 7, Belstzo-square, 113°P-
the wife of Henry Webb, of a daughter.

Marriages. 1 fed
lIUGIIES—WARD—On the 14th inst., at Croydon, V
vi:,lt
Lund Hughes, Esq., of St. Leonard's, Mortlake, t° f13,5"'
both, fifth daughter of tho late Joseph Ward, Esq''
bill House, Epsom, Surrey.
SVir
NORTITIVICK—WARI3URTON-011 the 13th hist tr'.; iirPet
don, tho Lord Northwiek to the Hon. Mrs. G. 11.00 ell
burton, daughter of the late and sister of the P
Lord Bateman.

Deaths. fobs
ANGrs—On the 16th inst., at 40, Burton-creseew,
Angus, Esq., aged 55. l4e
RAJIV/ELL —On the 17th inst., at 20, Glasshouse-street'
gent-street, Mr. Walter Barwell, aged 75,

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Miciclleoexe.:ll9nday, April 19, 1869.