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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
ERInAY. Dec. o2-P. n.


The Stock market to-day, without special activity,
opened with rmness and aoheerful feeling and higher
prices were established as the call proceeded There
are 10 few stocks on the market that the demand to
cover contracts continually sustans the market and in
Erie, Illinois Central, and New-York Central sspe-
cially, deliveries are made with great difficulty OF
the former about 1000 shares went abroad by the
Wednesday boat and other lots going. The supply
OF Illinois Central is also very much reduced in the
street, and is constantly being taken out and sent
abroad. The commssion-bouses appeared to have but
few orders; indeed many of them decline time orders,
and the bear movement was inactive. The difference
between sellers options and regular to y cent for
80 days proves the scarcity Of cash stock and the I'M
willingness Of operators TO take the risk Of long sellers
options. Between the Boards the market was heavy,
and when the adyices were received Of the opening
of the bids at Washington for Treasury notes the effect
was at rt unfayOrabe and the bears took advantage
of the feeling to hammer with some energy. AT the
Second Board there was a fair business, with
TO important change in prices The largest
Improvement of the day was in Pacific
Mail which advanced TO 81 under the statement that
the Company proposed to make, hereafter, quarterly
instead Of semi-aDnual dividends and that ) cent
would be declared in February. Government stocks
were heavy late in the day, the SO, ISL, selling at 3D.
State stocks are dull and without important change.
Railroad bonds are held very firmly and with few
transactions have an upward tendency. The latest
quotations are: United States s. 1874, 50; Tennessee
Gs 75a77; Virginia Ga, rs d79 Missouri 6s, IS 6S};
California Is new issue), IS Sc; Canton Co. Han;
Cumberland Coal Company 7Ia9; Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., S3I aSi; New-York Central Railroad,
75a75l; Erie Railroad, 35i 36 Hudson River Rail-
road, 42lal3 Harlem Railroad, liGlil; Harlem
r. r., preferred 33ia3i; Reading X. r., 3ja36i
Michigan Central r. r., i8ia49; Mich. S'n. and
n. I. X. r., 49, a 1885, d. guarantd, 81 G32; Pan
6ma Railroad 1922 Q1I3; Illinois Central Railroad
69a69; Galens and Chicago Railroad, 6596Ji;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, %, a29; Chicago
and Rock Island 5Ol jli c., b. and Quincy, 63 Gil
Illinois Central Is, 30.
The foreign biz market is dull and l0t for Sterling
il the highest selling rate First class commercial rig
natures have been sold at 1927 QlO3, and document
bills at 100. Francs are $500 $40, and dali.
The business Of the SubTTeasury was: Receipts,
SIS, Os5-for Customs, $4,000; Payments SGl,.
800 c.; Balance, 81 1858 80.
The pawn ent, il will be seen continue TO be largely
in advance Of the receipts. The disbursements are
a large extent in reimbursement Of due Treasury
notes.
The movement Of the banks in the four principa!
cities Of the Union in which weekly reports made
az shown by their last statements, II "a follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

fry rorti the whole Of Eve millions Of doss 10 rreanr
Notice In exchange for gold the Ured states depnd
with the Treasurer ofthe United Ses tho Toosurer OF he
Mint at Philadelphia the Assistant casureT at boston
New YGk 81 Lorip within Ave days from the acceptance 81
uc proposals. under the authority Of The act Of Cn'cs can
ted AnAc 10 authorize Le issue Of Taa,ury Notes ana io
oihe- puTpoe :" approved December II, 1860.
Such T ssUiy Notes vii be issued upon the Etcei hee OF
Certificate ofdepo With tbose officers to the eed o. ne
Treasurer Of the Jni;ed States They will be made Payabie
be order oftnch bidder bidders shall ofo 70 max" sufh
exchange Fl the oweet Of interest, and the IfeST
Notes vii carry such rate q interest from the date oil s"cn
deposit. 49,
The proposals state tie 81 interest whou, condition
ard without reference a. ohet bids snd contain no nthcr a
a rates than oneouith half three ouiths oil one per
eenuT One per Upou the amount proposed TO pe ex
changed b. DEPOSITED m oi the officers above enn
rated those certificate OF such deposit uust accompany each
proposed security for its fuiuen II the proposal no, &C.
cred imedigte directions will be yeno return such deposit,
Shond the proposals vary from the provisions of the act OF Con
All proposals this notice b. signed aud iuscoed
the Outside, Proposals for Treasury Notea' They w be
orenrd snd awarded this Department. a. IL o'clock noo on
tie said 18th q December
PHILIP +. THOMAS, Secretary 9fthe Treasury.
There would not seem to be any discretion retained
here by the Secretary yet the rate of interest of some
of the bids absurd that presume the public SEN
iiment of the country would sustain the Secretary
should be decline 10 accept We hope before we go to
press TO receive list Of accepted bds The following
are the bids:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

sesmslip n,ei aaes heikereid 0isssoT De- ID, mao
and pass 20 F,snsis Macdonald son; , r nx
ps,s. to II. x. Cromwell l. Co.
Steamship Posomsc, wusson, Baltimore mdse 70 u b. oss-
stesmshir pa,arso vse Portland ndse. snd 70 H. D.
Ship TorIsIe F.rbsnt. liverpool Nov 81 %d.e and rs
psss.n gers 10 c. H. Marshall Go. bad heavy weather
Ship Patrick Henry. Moore London md Isie Of Whit Nos
a. With md-e ard 81 pass TO grinnesi Mn.un Co. Dec -
lat 49, erchaDsed e az xin spp fnsssn se nsse 30. TO-
westward most Of The psSssge SHIFTED cargo lost ana spss
sails &c. 49,, <v,.n -
and 81 10 H. f. Morgan 2!st inst lat Is oG
49, in company with ship CoSeu GnneB speoee FROM
ia 49, loug 49, passed ship Commonwealth Of Botos eosnd
Fat The Aniszon only ~ days from the BANK WIN
BaYk Annie I, Is orBelfus Faow Ardro.s.n Oct .,
iz iron srd coal 70 order Experienced very heavy wesset
stove buari snd sprnsa ea overheard about 80 tuus
osed b.1k bp Clemens Br for glasgow and oStsined
her supply Of provisions No date Ia the Gull passed. ne
stem Of supposed hip no P,TeIa and IN. ~ "a win
India Rubber and nuts to James Bishop Co. beons dA %
HstieTas, with heavy northery gales ct. NJ, 90
dsys coffee and hides Post Small Has experienced vey
heavy westerly weshe the entire passSge sh ie on sse
from Jacrpel Tor New York, 10 days out; all vel
schr J. Tilley Maxwell st. john b. days. hssS ses
scbr. Genos. Robbins. El,abethport for Savannah.
schr W. RuRsey % mssts Taylor Baltimore d.. o"sL
scir Mary Ann. Bryant, ElzAhethport for Boston
sehr. C. Il. Jones Cromwell. Elhsbethpor for Boston
schr. Rebeccs. MCGEE. Rchmcpd days wood
scA Janice Rswrence Allen, Boston % hours mdse 70 j.
scr Nsw.YOk Packet Randall, aanhattsuvlls, iros ~
sci v R. Bennett. % masts Iu. Virginia days, emSss 70
Steam f Westsheste Jones' Providence mdss TO oden
Below ship.
sAILFD-schr WHO the wisp (Br) for Corsoos.
wIND-Dming the day from N. NJ E.toS.
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NEW-J-E,RSEY ITEMS.

Tux CUKARD STEANERS-Nrw APPOINTMENTS
Three Of these fine vessels lie their moorings in
The Cunard Dock, jersey City, namely the Persia,
Jura, and KarIak. The Persia belongs TO the mail
line between New-York and Liverpool the Jura to
the line for the transmission of freight from Liverpool
TO New-York and the Ksrnak plies between New
York, Nassau, and Havana The business at the
dock is great 10 afford the Of support
10 hundreds Of families. TIE Cunard Company have
recently promoted many Of the officers connected with
their mail and freight lines Of steamships For instance,
the chief officer of the Persia, Mr. Muir, has been ap
pointed to the command Of the Jurs, and Mr.. Grace
has succeeded him. Mr. Ferguson, late Of the splendid
screw steamer Ausraasian has been promoted first Off
Ger Of the Jura. The Persia, which leaves here on
Wednesday next viii lie up for six or seven weeks
during which she will be locked and repaired. She
will be replaced by the Arabia, Captain Stone The
screw steamer Australssian will arrive here on We'd
needay next taking her place in the mail line. She
has been fitted up in very superior style, for cargo
and psssengers and it's believed that her speed will
equal if not eurpass that of any vessel in the feet
The Chira screw and Scotia (padde) now on tn
tocks in the Clyde building for this Company, will be
larger than any ocean steamers now belonging to the
CunaId lire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
la " INTELLECT .NCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Dsc. ?s.-Before Jus
uce SsALLEy.
Tx IHDIAN FUND EMBEZzL ENKFT-THT PoNr EXPRESS
INVOLVED.
The United States ex rel. Moses Kelly CHIEF Clerk
of the Department Of the Interior aud Secretary
Thompson Of said Department agt. Jerome b. Thomp-
son, Vice-Presidont of the Overland Pony Express
Co, Thompson Brothers, Clark, Dodge & Co., GODDARD
Bailey ct al.
On application of the L. s. District Attorney, the
aboveDamed defendants were en0ined from disposing
Of any of the Indian Trust Fund bonds, number of
which said TO be in their possession. An order to
show was also granted why the ssd bonds should
be delivered back to the United States Government.
SUPREME CoURT-GRsEaAL TsRx- DEC. pa Before
49, Justices ST TRKRLASD. HoeERoos and BoSSEY.
The People eS rel Jebial Hovt ast the Commissioners Of
The re,ator claimed ,ns' bs xvss not liable 70 nav
personal In this State property being located in
Louisiana where also The Tax Commssionss
owner and was taxable wherever he was found
The Court affirmed the decision ofthe Commissioners, Suhe
Albeit and Fuller fOr reaor H. H. Anderson for Tax
CHAxBsHs-Drc. 2s.-Before Ja.tice SUTHERLAND.
DR C s oHs.
Andrew Kennedy agf. John B. Simpson ct al.Mo
ton granted costs TO abide Referee II syeed
drawn.
granted with $50 with liberty defendant payment
= 10 costs file and affidavit Of merits and verified
In five days after service Of this order.
Abraham Solomon act Adolh Appct ct L-Moon to yacae
order Of arrest granted : 10 costs.
Alexander Spauldng sg Peter o. STRENGTHENING Of facts
settled.
Louis A. Won Hoffman ct al agt Charles C. IngAte ct al
Motion denied without costs.
James j. Dewey act Edwin Starr ct sMOtiou granted to
be put calendar for third Friday in January, 1861 without
costs TO either party the motion.
Horstio O. 0nSeTdonk ag Excelsior Pe Insurance Company
Order settled.
James j. Dewey ag F. A. Starr ct aMotion denied with
y 10 costs, TO abide event.
COURT OF COMMON PLEkS-SpRCIlL TERM-DHc. 28-
Before judge HILTON.
DECISION.
Godfrey agt Babcock.-Motion TO discharge order of
ares granted 4 10 costa. 20 abide event
jackson act, Jackson p efrd 1haddeus II Lane esq.
Anz ACT. Kar1meraer.On msk the assignment, &c. de-
fendaat will be discharged from imp )nTnent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
ARMY md NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Letter from the African squadron throws some
heht ON the recent captures of 20 many cargoes of
negroes. The prize money paid for the slaves taken
On the coast is 20 considerable that Btish and Yankee
er.ps are said not 70 be insenble to the pecunary
advantage gained by letting the empty craft go scot
frceD and seizing them when loaded and returning.
AZ s25 is paid for every negro caught, those found
within few weeks on board the Storm King, Ere,
Cord. Bonita, and Sunny South, would leave nearly
hundred dollars 10 every individual attached to the
vessels II at took them.
Orders have been received at the Brooklyn Navy
ysrd to ct out the United States storeshP Relief for
s. forthwith Her destination 10 said TO be the Coast
n Africa; but ths Is doubted. Ii she goes there,
mailbag for tie African squadron viii close At the
Iyceun in about three weeks. 4 crowd OF hands
wa put 10 work on the ship yesterday.
Major Scott of the Army was buried with military
bonors. from the Presidir in San Francisco, few
weeks since. He graduated at West Point In lsSI
se,yed with Gen. Taylor In Mexico, and won honorS
NJ PaIo Alto. The last three years Of his lie were
spent In California.
We gave some days since detailed account OF the
force of For Moultrie. The following is corfec'
statement Of the oRcers stationed there; MAJOR fSoo
err Anderson, 1s Regiment Artillery, commanding OF
feer; Assistant Surgeon, :. w. Crawford, meaie'n
STAFF; Capt AbDer Doubleday, commanding Company
=. Jieut. Theodore Talbot, Lieut.. Jefferson o. DAVIS,
Iaevt Norman j. Hall, Adjutant and Quartermssteri
Engineer Corps Capt. j. G. Foster, Corps Of En-
,nse,s IN charge of Castle Pinckney and Fort SUMTER
1ieu,s. q. w. SNYDER and Richard X. Meade, Assist
- p.c,;tno for the army Is not very brisk just
now Applicants for enlistment are plenty enough ou'
die lack of money to pay them renders the officers in-
s;s,a 20 enroll their naes. The force at present on
eovsyoors Island consists of about 200 men, mostly re-
c,,as who are rst-class soldiers in every respect
Mai Holmes. an officer Of leDgtheneA experience Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
The names Of the subscribers are:
.SIl0.ml

When the bids were opened at Washington, it was
found that only about two and half millions were bid
for at rates Of interest ranging from up to the unpr
cedented rate Of 36 v cent per annu1n. Above II e
cent there was $i55 900 bid fori many Of these bid
ders oppressed great indignation at the bad faith Of the
sscre,ary, when it was announced by a later dispatch
that it was probable hs would not accept sny Of the
bids above IL y cent. They urged thai by the terms
Of the advertisement he had right to refuse any bid,
however high, and some complained that having lost
Is y cent by complying faithfully with their bds for
the loan Of 1871, they should now BIO debsrred from
enjoying pro6ts Treasury Notes at 36 y cent inter
oct. The advertisement Of Tho Secretary We repro
dueei
Tluspnr pRPAAIrnsr. Dec 10, 1859.
Notice hereby given that ssaisd proposals W" Dc rceeved
II al pcpU,wsu q, uul ,hs MI pssemssi in for she as u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

ATRocIOrs ASSAULT By A MEspIcASr.-On Christ
mas evening shout O'Clock two Germans were passing up
Market street Newark they accoSted e Of Ans
rreet by individual apparently vgrasnt who with ms
hands extended requested few pennies TO get something 70 eat
After brief Of the Germans butcher named
Roberto living fey street. drew out his pockeb9ok to az
tract change and the Instant struck severe
how p he forehead With billy the hands Of the vegant
nom tie Of which be fell senseles to the ground His
omppion while Of raising him up, also struck
vfolet the head with the instrument by the
yisT boz managed regain his feet suddenly and give an
,sT The ybgra took his hees having In his possession
d. pooket book which contained small OF money.
n,re1sn supnoued and removed Mr. Roberts 20 the hos
ii Ia Fsnk street he was alergard conveyed bis resi-
Sepee yhe.e he sll he. in critical condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

The Zouave artists now performing in this city re-
turned he following answer 10 an invitation rendered
to them on behalf of the lst Regiment of the Phenix
Brigade, whose ball comes off at the City Assembly
Rooms on the last day of the year;
BsornER IRIsgxHs CYLTs OF GRKEs ERIN: Thsnks for
vour fatena sympafhes: thanks In and The
name Of our compao.s whom you :estifys friendship 20
cordial and sincere ,,,
The artists Of the Theater oil lnkeann accept WIN
delight your warm invitation. -, IS,
On Monday will present ourselves at the fhenx ball with
the ag with we have brothers Cork
and We shall happy there TO shake the hands generously
extend Your ever devoted and sre miens n9r .he
Zouays ,rti-.es RAYMOND DE BRkILTRIE.
N<x-.I orkD Dec 70. 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
THE STATE or KANSAS.
,6itor of The n. Y. TTDIns.

To TIC Editor Of The n. Y. T|Sane
SIR: wish to say through your columns that, al
though an ardent and Jealous Republican, am opposed
TO the admission Of Kansas into the Union at this time
simply because il will afford Buchanan and his friends
another opportunity to carry out upon her soil the sys
tenn of punishment and persecution which they have
over delighted 10 inAict. Az soon as Kansas is ad-
mi;ted the Federal officers in the State are to be ap
pointed, and among them Judge cfhe United States
Court for Life, who appoints his own clerk Shall
Buchanan or Lincoln appoint this judge Shall we
have Judge Williams, or StronHellow, or Lecompte;
OF shall we have firm staunch friend of freedom to
gil that place OF al the States in the Union Kansas
is one where questions in regard to Slavery and kid
mapping and the Fugitiv Slave law most likely to
arise Most of the diff cultes in the vicinity of Osa-
watoInie aud Fort Scott would have occurred if
the United States Court had been conducted upon prn
ciples of justice and mparaiity and when, hereafter,
our friends shall be iniqutOuSy indicted and wrlts OF
habeas corpus shall he refused cvaded before cor
rupt PTo-Slavery Judge whose rule must be submitted
TO for life time we will bitterly repent precpita
ton. Many cases decided before this Court cannot
be carried up--many more viii not be, and when they
are the burden falls always heaviest the party who
il compelled TO remove them Again, the internal
struggles of Kansas are not ended and the social in
Auence Of Judge and Clerk are not 70 be disegarded
az partv considerations After her experience with
Iecompte and Cats ana BuIrin and Williams surely
should lot nAct Oh her the continuance Of this
of life Let the admission be postponed till the end Of
this corrupt Admin ion, and lei a Republican Presi
dent confer these Offices upon men who deserve the
emoluments and viii manfully perform the duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK......Dee.


se.nship Rtna OBJ Kennedy, Liverpool
shps Corneli woodsde, Glasgow }. D. Baker Co.; Oder
fIIan.) WuoIer Hamburg .
Bars p r Alexander Merrimap, S. Jsgc J. w. Elweli
Iouisa Fa.oo Marin Galveston, Mc<,resdy Brothers.
Bnss Ain (Br.) Brown, 81. Thomas, Bscou Dnnkirk
Hor,on p Neyins Son, flying Eagle Button, Port
Prince Min Haieb.j Lsara lonsthorne, falmouth De
Cfdovs Aususta Or Wright Bristo Brett Sou 4 Co JsA
Beuinas, Tsnps fortsa. Prince O. hsnay,Ji.
Schrs b. C. fsse Couklin, Wlmington JouAs Smith Co
EIeslsios Rls,sy rSlsaeps j. w,MSKss, L. 4 JeAes9s.
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Ter 1era
PROVIsiONF-The inquiry for PoTk moderate but with
uaht arrivals the market is hmer the sales are 'S oe al
s . for Mess sl3 s;d sl3 80 for old Mess
.,eady tba orrvais limited sales Of 2o bb at $50 10
for repscl ed Mess and 10 50GS for Extra Prime Mess Is
quiet and Ia nominal slsGSl7 Beef Hams hrm sales
scarce and wanted the Gales 80 boxes long ribbed Mddes at
9c TO- Cumberland Gut at previous rates. Cut Meats
se in supply ard fair request sales Of ~ hhd and
tc al &C. or Shoulder and d8c for Hans Lard i 6m the
prly h the demand fair sales Of sl bb and
at oG0lc. Dressed Hogs better and ~ demand st %
for Western and dc for City Butter N fair supp " and IL
dull OGl5c for Ohio and Hole for western reese Is
o1ie al 90 lOc for Ohio, and " 1l0lc. for State.
SUGARs-The demand FOX Is moderate and prices are
eady sales OF hhds mostly Cuba, ct 50c 81 hhds.
Porto Rice in bond 5ic $50 boxes Hsvans part Il Sc and
2O0 bags siam for export on private terms Refined are steady
sPCFsWe hear Of sales Of 20 Cssss l7lc cash %
csses Nutmegs private terms . -
finn sales of ia bags and bbls at asdsc Timothy Seed Is
nominal az 80 Goa 80 Z ~ bush. Rough Flax Seed Is in fair
demsnd 81 81 % bush Calcutta Lnseed has been In
r request W. hear Of sales az Boston of 900 BAR st 81 Asa
81 ls ex ertrude and Ellen Foster. The .lp Leva with
gOO bags has arrived here but her cargo remains unsod
SKNS-Deer quiet end prices Bihout material change
Goat are dull and nominal We hear OF aesof 1901 Tam
CCOLThere has been speculation, and prices
iet saIes g ma hide Kentucky "a 30 Seedleaf
At 9iOc bsles Ysrs and so Cuba ON pryste terms
90 900 dir 10 good at . Ssc and ID Extra southen on
private ~ me. Rough Eat 10 firm at &C.. cash
WOOL he market in the same dull and depressed state
noticed date Of our last The demand very limited snd
se aes Of some 1900 n Domestic Fleece No and fine, at
$780, snd 100 bales Cslfors on terms We did not esr Ia
foreign we hear of nothing doing
WHIsKY-The msrket rine the demands fair; sales Of
$50 bbls st isQls ic.. and Star bills l9,c.
WIALEBONE-1hore is no demand from any quarter, md
prices nominal. -... '..
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Last yesI..... 2G3l7O6a l3 2o35ss lO6i96H 2sGOo5o
The specie in the four cities now exceeds &c.
100000.
The New-York, Providence, and Boston Stoningtonl
Railroad has declared semi-annual dividend of2l y
cent, payable January 3. The Bank of the Common
wealth has decareda semi-annua dividend Of 81 y cent
of payable january Theinterestcoupons on the debt
the City of Brooklyn due lst Of January, and the prn
cipal of the loan of 1916, will be paid Ut the Long
Island Bank on the Cd of January. The Worcester
and Nashua Railroad has declared q semannusl dyi-
dend of q y cont payable January to holders Goth
inst.
The interest manifested in the matter Of the stolen
bonds has been transferred to-day 10 the bids for the
new Treasury Note loan Of f5000,000. The combins-
ton bid which alluded yesterday was raised this
morning TO al 600 OF the urgent personal soicta
ton Of one or two parties who felt il TO be imperative
that the credit of the Government should DO sustained
by the prompt payment of the interest on the public
debt due let of January The condition Of the bid was
that the money should be deposited here for the special
purpose of payiDg the interest the public debt The
bid was put in at 10 q cent interest and this high rate
wac not probably without its influence in exciting the
patriotic action Of tho subscribers TO the roundrobn
The nsrnea Of the eubseribeJs are:
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commsnd. The headquarters Of the army 10 town are
presided over by Col Scott son-in-l to The General
Col. Thomas is sti In Washington giving thu War
Department the benefit Of bis enlarged views On the
state Of the army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

MnIrARY-Itis understood that the young men of
the ancient town Of Conmunpaw are taking steps 10
organize military company, to be uniformed and
armed in he regular Zouave style and TO be called the
:. ColnmuppaX Zouayes."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
mHssRs THOMPSON BROTHERS AND THE STOLEN
BONDs.
10 n. EGi,Oy If The y. y. Trtrn,

To 10 EdIoT y TIC =. y. ITIttHH
SIR: Being apprised that the United States District
Attorney preparing enoin against parting with sny the
bonds alleged have been sbtraed rom the ndan Trust
Fund no junction having yet ssved deem peril
nent 70 ay that not the hoie directly indirectly by
paIchse collateral Of say Of tbs bonds embraced IN the
published list except North Carolina bond ard ia We are
inorned and believe, hs been held in ills city Tor two years
pss..
We nay have pptshsed order, some n the abs.rsed
bond. 90 al best sudesyes to establish bona
Eas title to such property IN the hads Of our customers
Nor have advanced the obuzstions Of RUSSELL
Majors WAdjeil, OF The Pony ESpre" Co
Your truly, THOnPSOS bhoS'
oncs of Thonpe1 BSoers Bekers So.2 Wal street, Now
Yori, Dec. p, 1890.