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te of affairs which has succeeded one of the
|pressures that ever overlook the CONNER
inmc late causes of that pressure grew
sion Of the credit system of England, by
to other nations sums so large that the
|lnk fell from 1893 TO 1867 nearly $685.
that time she was under no necessity to
a corn, and her large imports of produce
les were paid for by the export of her man.
real difficulties did not arise until
ure of her harvest she was obliged to buy
'ney countries, and consequently to pay
ney. During the past year. by comb.
distances, she has been enabled to increase
her bullion in the face of large imports of
risis, however, her intercourse with the
ndergsne an important change. The U.
lac hard money country with a prohibi-
Ter cotton and produce now stand in rela-
as did the wheat Of Europe in years of
lat be had, and 10 be had, must be paid for
is the channel through which the accu.
nd the Righteousness OF money in Paris and
I'D its won't The accumulation in New
in motion to New Orleans, and the drain
about to commence.
pecic to New Orleans has reached already
900, and has but just commenced. On
T3 arrived from different quarters, most
The packet of tomorrow carries out
900, and the exchanges seem rather to
han to rise under it. The amount yet to
|; is table Of the comparative rates of
/ Of years in the New York market -
RATE OF STERLING BILLS IN New YoRK
A SERIES OF YEARS, WITH THE IMPORT
| SprnIr \ 4 Xrsu
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ICES CorroS, LrvEarooL CLASSIFICATION.
Corn Trade.

There has been only fair demand for breadstus sine
our last report We notice material alteration in pr
in this market Following are the present Quotations
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There is some little demand for New York State and
Corporation Stocks for investment but generally there is
little doing In Ohio the election has brou hit in
to power the party favorable loan at 10 per
cent interest This has affected their stocks and in New
York State there apprehensons of similar result at
the election which takes place on the 9Th inst.
Sales at the Stock Exchange
$500 Ohio 6's 1860 70 II5 sbs Nob,wG ,,,<
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Second Board.
70 shas Farmen' Trust, l2s1 $50 shas Harlem, q
20 do II arlem, ID so do Long Island
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NEeEIrTs' EFFORTS, AND STOCKS OF COTTON IN THE Z
SIAIEs
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Albany.
LOUISVILLE
tCorrespondence Of the Herald

ALBANY, Friday, Jan. 81, 1872.
Ths mild weather that has prevailed here for the
last three days, still continues only to day it hai
been accompanied by a storm of mingled rain and
sleet, rendering streets, never, in the best OF
weather. noted for their cleanliness almost impassa
Bile. A much longer continuance of this weather
and we shall have boat at our wharves again from
your city.
There is spirited competition going on here in
small way between Boston and New York. Fol
some years the citizens Of Albany have derived the
sources Of cheap reading from your city. Since
the opening Of the Western Railroad, the Bosio
mans have flooded the city with the publications Of
their own press,' and Daily Nails "Times,'
"Notions," &C., may now be found about our
streets thick hops, and agency office tor the
seem determined to rival New York in every re-
spect, and the New Workers must have care, OF
they will not be unsuccessful.
In the Senate to-day. Mr.. FuRMAN enquired why
the Judiciary Committee had not reported on his
resolutions in relation TO the repeal OF the Bankrupt
Law. He said that they had had the subject lorg
enough before them to have come 10 some concur
sion on The subject ere his, and he bad delayed
calling for the consideration Of them Tor The purpose
OF hearing the report OF that committee. Mean
while the House of Representatives had passed the
bill repealina the law and f the resolutions were
not acted on Immediately, they would De of no
avail
Mr.. Po~rr. sa,d ia reply, that The chairman o,
Me judiciary Committee was MOI ia his seat but he
vresaasei he comHtstec was ready. Alter so1ne
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Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BosroS, Jan. 20, 1912


BoeroN, jan 10, 1872.
FRIEND BEsNErr,-
Az our New York brethren appear to set great
value on our western railroad, will suggest to you
mode by which your mighty city may be saved
iom run and the tables turned upon US.
This is to send on here and buy I'D the stock Of
the road, a majority Of which can be readily pur-
chased at IS per cent IS for 60 paid in, and then
you can do with it as you please, or we should be
glad to receive in exchange the stock of the Boston
and Providence railroad, and pay you 10 per cent
Der share in exchange between Western and Provi.
dence and as we now have majority Of 1000
shares in the Providence road here. will let you
into the secret. Our plan is to get the stock here
as fast as possible, and believe almost every sale
of the stock in New York is purchased on Bos.
ton account. This road easily divide per
cent, but our policy is to keep at per cent till
we got most of the stock here, knowing your strong
dislike to any stock that pays less than T.
Brother Knapp continues TO preach here, although
AT great expense to our good city. A mob OF seve
raj thousands collected in Bowdon square last even
ing and were addressed by our Mayor; but the re-
Spouse was only "Crow Chapman crow" they were
finally dispersed by the police of whom about 100
were on duty. woman by the name Of Mason,
residing in Cambridge street, died yesterday, and
two men, a Mr.. Allen, and brother of an editor,
have been taken to the insane hospital raving mad
from this mans preaching but his race is run here.
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MEDICAL AID

AMONG the many mighty improvements Of he sse Their
none 30 afHe
practice q msde!oe yet we saostransd to admit Tia,
sa ssaeiisdsy Dr. GssSTy e No q :. e, steal H.
disease which not only being appreciated but e IS WIN
gS1sn opaon; PATENT r bda 5. @si. known
the pusc for the benefit Of mankind bot we wsns AK
r.sslts his sSor. upon community pssse from whom
sss; &. o,ss s pG a.
improved mode Of p1seee asd r.sei within the
= hs% ,S sey s 9s a ars I 4
and Broady and Sea%s.rs street s'G ia As Bow
sV-as !; sssi :: - cha
s sss W" sS'i ,S s't uai,.S sss %dies. Dr. Gre
CLOcRs-At SMITHS Brass and Wood Clock s.st96ns,:
Il. s {, h,i ne B9w.,y and nd G q,
superior quality and and t. The LOVES. possible
and watch makers no mad
to s oni and and sy s III
the ware room Entrance hSSsssotN SMITH. rrop-..,o,
Baltimore 81 South Charles street b,sneh sL,s -
's %s ' '''''''' = h ssSssb i sHEe
NkhRSbSRr s%Askc .3ESs S2nrbbS2y o NJ
tSsi .na s..as .s as s.Ss. Ssrs,e-
ibe manufacturers e.e LOCKS to deliver at toe short
.: s Ban. ss fsss & d i g. 9sn
nrctoluru furnished 10 such banks a. have ,splrd tnsia
aans being robbed having often been tested b. DuCsn
proof that bank can be oonsid, rcd s'e
nv without lh.se locks teu vaults or ss Az tn~,
lceks and have been opened while these i IT. s 20 ~
attempts the combination Of changes e v.a.ss
,g from cst 900 00o Lbs Will of the orsf nrees
security found in other mode OF fastening 'oe-'
safes I'd store soors from 1875 TO 4cot changes
As relates to The superiority Of ma 2en .ser sn
ference Is maae 10, bsks IN w all sr'.t Ns~
and officers OF banks rerl ID " srsi1e The
H"A'' VIZ "' WADsWORTH SMITH.
a,l Jones' lane. agents for the e'
DgNEDY FOR u tAF NEss-cer,,nca, q tose->sS.
II ,,L Julv sb-Tbis certify, that the issh day
Jn. last being in New York parchaseda bottle OF s.YaeS
H1"..s,, Drus Remedy for D-afuess follows THE ~
REGIONS strictly syrnaiu nc zsiasruclca Before the bot
tie shsif exhausted my hearing ~. en,.rsly fssof.l
abou 20 native city Of KichroaJ. am happy
"a make public owlejgmen and w rs<omm<ad
vslaabk MEDICINE TO pubi,e patronage.
(Sisned)
TNas -s vey.s for sAs lpvee ~ Soper bcttis1
by A. a. y S~n< No - ADD LSo ullOn street ny A. b
sod l. Co. s7e erosAvsy, ssd ~ D Sab Co No.
b'sA Bpssa~N. In
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SHr BUiLpIrc West Jersey ship building u IN
good repu,e in Philadelphia. The papers highly
praise the new bark Pons, recently built by Reeves
Il Brothers, on Aloways Creek, in Sa.em county.
She has ten single berths in deck cabin, measures
go TONS and about 500 bbls. burhen. She is be
a regular packet between Philadelphia and Buenos
Ayres.
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CHAPMAN'S ALE AND CHOI
HOTJSE

No ISL Hupso, s1RErr;
that eontna,: to pV in b: usual
osstSsr with bis superior Sparkling xs Sswsd sspsei,y
nj t:s *. ~. II
S s: <: fiji , : l.: s
ed S At any % otter house n iii. ~ -
q MOS q. HULL Coz yes.y :,-es,, A.,or AoYe, nv
commodious changes in their for the
''l''n' A''''TfsRfsfGas Ss'Es AND SUPPORTERS.
They oifh sssraR entrance exct
a,,m Ss
sD S e eSs etse K.
R:sse: ss
oCKsl 1 vs. Ia.
Snail .nS poo and House
Lex. Ssss
81 d ss1 .nd a.,
only The SS
hsy eYp.irssisd entirely and ssle,.d 70 Be
sssl ss; M.
superior article Of Psdck, for Rail Roads and ship. use
worthy the attention Of interested such business
For any W sEiS e 81 fS' USE BY
dia Agents Ter The Manufacturer. J. nes' Lane.
70 ss .as es. sS
ness W %. ssiSs thread Bit, ;;,lIsS; Belt:
Pa ent leather. X ctoin. oDWs. lamps KnOOs.
Laces tacks rotcs, buckets. hinges, axles,
Springs, castings, &c. JNO. =. SUMMERS,
A s,ar On i30 Water street
DIAPER wAREHoUsE.-rERssE q BROOKS, No, q
Lib y street offer for sale TIE following assortment OF
PAGER m the reasonable terms:
500 resms 2sxt2 600 reaus s4Nn
50 s:,,,i se~.psv,r{ 900 90 90 a s;,,
500 do 9$xsT ] 400 do 2,x.t
sec reans sx2<, BOOK.
Tncethe< wsEh 6Dc assortment u Wtnsaps w rAppsns
'nIer =, -.
T06AUA alIsHELL, Abs NMAN, NO. ~ North
sistk sree<. Few Hoos. afys MARKET, Psh hDsi.nn
Hupssia xtaxoa N .sAM ~ sitSons Tom otser btsses
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STEAMBOATS, SuSK.-The Edward Shipper re-
ports that steamboats, George Collier and Worden
Pope were sunk at Colbert Shoals, Tennessee
River They were both bound down with careoes
The officers aud crews Of the boats were at Padu-
cah Cotton from the wreck e the w. p was at
Paducah for shipment.
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CURIOUS FAcr.-The London Herald, in speak
ing Of the rapid advance Of manufacturing skill in
the United Saes asserts that the rails for at least
from the United States, while ALL nearly ALL the
railroads in this country laid with rails brought
from England.
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FROM FLoarDA-We received the St. Augustine
News OF the 10Th instant, from which we extract the
following
The steamer William Gaston Captain Henry ar
rived here Monday last from Southern Posts. The
scout from the Lacha-Hatchee had returned, after
discovering but one Indian, who was captured. A
part Of three Companies Of Sd Artillery, under the
command OF Captain Vinton came up IN the Castor
as tSr as Fort Pierce from thence to go on scout
and plundered a wagon train, about II miles from
Tallahassee, near the natural bridge. The.negroes
who were driving the train, succeeded in making
ed on horseback, but finding all was NOT right.
wheeled his horse, when the Indians, who were
concealed fired several rifles at him, but withou,
success
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NAVAL ArFAIRs.-By the Naval General Court
Martial, held in July last, on board the tuted
States ship Pennsy vsnis, at Norfolk, Lieutenant
Francis Ii. Ellison was tried upon an additional
charge, preferred against him by Commander w.
X. Latimer, of" Qnarrsllng, and using provoking
and rcproachful words, gestures, and menaces 10
Commander w. X. Laiimer," found guilty thereof,
and sentenced to be dismissed from the Navy -
This sentence was approved BY the President OF
the United States; but in eonsderation 81 the re-
presentations which have been made, highly hon
orablo to the character and past conduct OF Lieu
tenant Ellison, and trusting that the severe punish
me ut, 20 winch he has been condemned for breach
Of discipline seriously Affecting the service, wa
exert snitaSle influence over hi, future conduet,
the President has RENTED the sentence. Lieute-
naat Klyison has sonse@senly been released FROM
arrest end Restored - daay..
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SUPREME CouHr OF TIE UNITED SrArss-Jan. -
No. Il The United States, appellant vs., fe1ro
Miranda. ct al This cause was argued by MT Du
Val and Mr.. Attorney General for the appellant,
and by Mr.. Ogden for the apPeIIee: No 10 The
United States, appellant, VS.. John DOW, az al.
The argument Of th; cause wa. oy
N M IA Attorney tsol,o we' II s'elock, AN.
Tyr.sn,v. Jan. O.-No. 10. stephen Cooke,
n.;n,;G II error, vs. Joseph A. Halsey, ct al This
rr...c va. argued by Mr. Key for the defendants in
error. and admitted on printed argument Of NJ
Cnct, in behalf Of the plaintiff IN errsr. No. IL
Tobias NixdorG, appellant, VS.. Lewis Smith, This
cause was argued by Mr. Key for the appellant,
and by Mr.. Coke for the appellee
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B g2 &C. sa

TRAINS will hereafter New York and Goshen
according TO the following arrangement stoppng at ,,er
blau eltyiile Pascac Suferne Ranapo station Mon
Works Turner'S Seamanvle Monroe Village and Ches
FROM NEW YORK.
passenger train every morning e.ee2t sunday leaving
sP Foot of Albany street. at o'clock, A NJ in the oompnnys
Baxamboat Utica, Capt 4. II. Schultz.
We lnesdy and Saturday afternoon
the foot Of Albany street. tho steamboat
Htica.
freight train every Monday Tuesday, Thursday and Fra
day afternoon at O'clock from the foot OF CHI mbers street
BY the steamboat Unou
passenger train morning Except Sunday at seek
New York. by the steamboat Utica at the foot OF
Albany street.
passenger train every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
3occlok arriving New York by the steamboat UTICA
freight train every Monday TuesaN THURSDAY and tr
Union and ba-ges at the foot of Chambers street
Freight yui b. ~ed a, the foot OF Albany street on
-n Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, until F. M
taon Office correr Of Liberty and West streets and at the
vsrious depos the line Of the road.
II. q. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
,sr,m Eastern Division New York and Fine Railroad
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fare reduced to SS Genus.
from the foot of Courtlandt street, New YORK
livery day-Ssndays excepted
Leave New York. Leave Se"aen n =,
&c a. NJ. At2 PM. Al AN avn In
n 40 do = ~
de ~ 90
ON SUNDAYS.
From the foot OF Liberty street
AsX, Mana siPM. ,1 AL aw spsis + I'm a.
Es~ UNA NEW BRUNSWICK.
... Fare reduced.
From the foot Of Liberty street daily
Leave New York. Leave New Ertnsyick
At NJ. AT! 4. ~.
s,MERVILLE stages with these lines each way.
5ar. between New York AMI SQmerville, 80 cents
DO do Nsw br-nswick, 10 cents
g,hvav 50 cents
The fare in the n A. NJ train from New Brunswick and
r nj train from New York, has been rednced between
New York and New Brunswick 10 SO cents
aud Rahwayte Ht
ilahclpha through New Brln5wckfor
Now York evening at clock
On Sundays the II A. NJ trpfrom New Brunswick omit
ted u, -, 49,.
o<,v- ferry tckegr By theconducor
oolv the day when purchased. MI
TVE EASTERN DIVISION OF THE NEW YORK
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ASsAGE FROM GKEAI BtII lain AM iItE.L AMI
Is - 49, a9h

The continue to make engagements bring
from the old country by ships Of the first class all
known the trade The vessels composing this line sail
Liverpool qutntly ali delay
passengers ia avoided
Persons about to make engagements for their rends emf
the viii study their interest the
interest and comfort Of their friends BY making such engage
nens with the subscribers
that preference which has for been extend
ed 20 them.
cs settled for decline coming out, the passage money
promptly refunded to hose from HON received with
out reduction.
passage per steamboat from The ports Of Ire
land and Scotland to Liverpool! likewise be secured For
further particulars,
Apply to - SAMu I'll THOMPSON,
Old established packet Office 3Pearl st.
G. GRIMSHAW Co 10 Geree Piazzas, Liverpool
Drafts exchange sight and for any amount also
nshed &c Glyn & 20, BANKERS. London, Grimshs
Co Lv pool the NORTHERN Banking Go and National Bank
lrea d. National Bank Of Scotland pa able their
respective branches. Apply as above d22 I'm
NEW 1ORk AND LIVERPOOL 4EGU LAR LINE
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Price Two Cents
CITY INTELLIGENCE

More toReERIEs IN WALL srRrEr-On Friday
| last II was ascertslned that a number Of formed
notes had been negotiated in Wall street of the.
following descrptions:-Oae for Ss,6 H. dated
September l7tb, payable eight months after date
purporting TO have been drawn by Tracy, Maver Il
Irwin, made payable 10 w. L. Crook g. Co and en-
dorssd by the latter firm One for $50. drawn by
| Tracy, Maver & Co; one for $500 by Ward A.
Aiken; one for $7GO by Blanchard Il Blodget ore
| Tor $500 by Doremus, Snydams e. Nixon; aud two
| Tor $500 cash, by w. F. & s. Warng Crcum-
stances Immediately caused suspicion TO fall on a
| broker IN Wall street, named FRANCIS MErroRp,
VINO mas transacted business for some time past az
NO. % wan street and he was arrested by officer
bowyer. Upon appearing at the police Office he
confessed his guilt, and stated that the notes mad
been forged by placing the names of genuine sie-
natures under the forged notes, lining them with a
pencil, and hlling up with pen afterwards Met
ford has been in the practice, for length of time IF
negotiating notes IN Wall street, and while he had
the originals in his possession thus obtained near,v
FAC smile signatures So tar as ascertaned nearly
$1,000 have been detected in forgeries, and no doubt.
that more will yet come to light, Really, this ia The
age of roguery. Meford is locked up for further
investigation.
The BoARD OF ALDERMEN meet this evening.
when the annual report OF the Comptroller Will be
presented.
SANDY Hook PiLor DEAD.-A maa named John
Cronlin, a native Of Russia, and of the Sandy
Hook Pilots, was found dead in his bed on Friday
night at No. $50 Cherry street He retired to
bed at about nine o'clock as we'll as usual and
when one OF the servants went to his room in the
morning TO awaken him he was discovered ifeess
The Coroners Jury returned verdict of death from
epilepsy.
Cry PRrsoS During the last week there were
received IN the City Prison ~ white males, Is white
females, Is black males, and ID black females-To-
tall l36. Dischargee, 80 white males % white fe-
males, 20 black males, and Is black females To-
tel lS. Remaining, 81 Waite males, Is white
females, Il black males and black feIuaies-To-
taly7
SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Peter Thompson, aged
about 80 years. died in very sudden manner on
Saturday last, while at his boarding house No 6s
Christie street. where he has resided for upwards of
two years past He had been sickiy for length OF
time. and the Coroner's jury, aided by physician.
decided that his death was occasioned from eausion
of the chest.
ANOTHER VICTIM "A woman named Elizabeth
Smith, a Estive OF Long Island, who has lived
life of debauchery for some years past, at of the
heIls on the Hook, No. 3ll Walnut street, died in a
very sudden manner on Saturday, from pleursy pro-
duced from int temperance, she having recently been
what is termed a spree"
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MERCANTILE AGENCY.-Ths undersigned begs leave
tl submit the Merchants Of New York, plan for an
the above title emb acng such branches
of business undertaken by am other individual
tile community TO receive aud IN rit their patronage.
Merchants often loss the hurry OF business 20
whsre apply for the assistance they need IL is the
object OF this establishment sffsrd them little much
they may require,
The Of this establishment will include all ngnia-
tons which merchants and Others may desire to have conf
dentially conducted, aud will include
Procuring Partners,
Negotiating with Manufacturers.
Supply ing Merchants wi Clerks,
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kSXH FOR NEW ORLEANs-Paclet of the 22d Jau
RfT uayThe first class fast sailing packet ship ST.
Akx.MARY, Captain Foster will sail above her re
epar day, and accommodate cabin,
and cabin and eerage passengers immediate application be
made on board The ship foot OF Pipe at erlo
JUS j HERDMAN. 81 South st.
A&N PASSAGE FOR sAVANNAA.Elrst Pack.
e3E%H et-The splendid packet brig EXACT, Captain
&k.Johnson. sails positively as above
This vessel has splendid accommodations for cabin second
cabin and steerage passengers For passage early appca
ton should be made to
W. 81 T. TAPSCOTT, 40 southstreet
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10 aaN. zssk -
xsey- JACKETS FOR HAvEk.-S.coud Line.-TIi
s{42s, new ship ST. NICOLAS, j. q. Pel master, will
XA&xsssail on the ist Of February.
BOYD HINGKEN, Agents,

corner Gouvcrncur lsne. or ~ Peck slip
Persons desnous of sending for friends have
brougr. out BY this avor,e ship ether line sailing
any payable the National and Provincial Banks
ireland and their Brsnches Messrs James Built Son Co
Bankers, London Exchange Discount Bank, Liverpoo
which payable all the principal of the United
kim be had by applying at Iapscots General Pas
sage Office, 40 South street. j2i
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AE> PASSAGE FOR LONDON Packet lst Februs
Al8A y-The splendid packet ship MEDIATOR, Captain
dwick, sails positively az alb We her regular day;
board or to w. J. 7. TAPSCOTT,
SOut str ct. or Pc k in
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rpEORLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY,
<9 a THE and conmodious steamboat
6R27sssu03p NORTH AMERICA, Capt. NJ. H. TrL.s.
dell, leaves the steamboat pier between Cort
hn and Liberty Streets Wedn sday and Friday afternoons
4 o'clock.
Forpasage freight apply P C. Schultz the Office
Ae wharf, board.
NIB All kinds Of property taken only the risk of the
1Wpers thereof dIa