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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell

Before Judge Russell
There was number Of postponed in this court
yesterday the witnesses for the people failing 70
ASorHER roKPooKEr BENT STATE PRISON.
John Murphy, pickpocket who stole gold watch
and chan worth $3.50, from James E Hamilton on the
30tb Of October in Broadway pleaded guilty 10 larceny
from the person, and sent 70 the state Prison for
four years. @ nN
BURGLARY sNsei
John Kelly Jointly indicted with three others for
burglary the third degree On the night Of the 9th Of
October the store OF Martin Krde, 312 Canal street,
entered and $3.50 worth Of velvets stolen. The
property found 10 their possession the time they
were arrested Kelly WINS sentenced 10 four years i'm
pris0nment in the State Prison.
ALLEGED KMBEzELEMENT. 3Mt osaf
William N. Griswold placed trial. charged with
embexxing the cum Of $50, belonging TO the firm Of
Gardner Mcree being the smonnt Of bill for ten GAL
Ions Of copper paint sent TO Captain Clapp Of Pcnsa
cola Tho testimony showed that there was difficulty
between the partners OF the r and that Mr. 0Taswod,
who was an agent for the nrn. complied with Mr..
Norse's request by paying him the above amount The
Judge charged the jury that the testimony did not de-
elop any embexxement and they rendered verdict OF
not guilty without leaving their seats ats.
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lhave Appealed fsom; never spoke, 70 M BepvilIe
n any shape or form about commanding this action
This was the'ca for the plaintiff. ts1sssa,s NV
TESTIMONY THs pEYKrnAST. = 4t<,
Augustin J. Daily, the defendant eIamined-The only
agreemept made with the plaintiff pay him sl2
TOT the translation OF Leah; nothing was sA about pay
ment on profits was 70 pay him sla for orpheus in
rite he asked twenty ave per Of the pronts said
that was 100 much as should hsvc all the trouble Of
and be scceptsd tAai arrangsment play WAS never
played did not receive anything for ths play Of the
Village nalS e = ms.nue STOPPED me On Marquette
csysd nom pautir be did no silads % Leah st ALI
paid MT Benvile only when received psyment for 81
the play Of leah was an order suojs 70 Mr. sassnans
my brother brought home the German play or Leah
was sitsg on he SOFA and having taxen che book SAID
homo he book ana said be would 60 about he ansia-
ton asQuick p0ssble my brother sad he would pay
% on account for The translation and that he dd not
know what Mr. Bateman would allow him, ! heard
thirty per cont the profits q The ss e me plays
ne play Of Leah was ss,dnin pscsnbsr iss and was
orosss1snnSdvi DO do mot spderr..na German; my
p sny Ply . ns
ny brother got and M. Bsavnse was only 70 receive
The case for the defendant here closed, and tho
further hearing Of the adjourned n this morn
ING. asa .ses 1880 aa1 stAv ~shraF'
ps5 rs a- Before Judge Hearns. 1a sFs 8,t
GARDINER Browne 10 action by the plaintiff
who is seaman, 10 recover damages for assault and
battery alleged have been committed upon him the
high seas by the defendant who is captain Of the
English ship Glcndevin The plaintiff also brings action
for wages alleging that he was put 70 do cooks duties
while In port In violation Of the contract he had entered
into seaman with the captain The case Ia still on.
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eovaT Of COMMON PLEAS.

The Union League Defence Committee and
abe National t;uard--Aa Unpaid Hotel Bill.
tra Before Judge Cardozo b# su
Daniel r. Norris A. r. iHessor and OAerG-The
plaintiff the defendants who were members Of the
Union League Defence Committee, under the following
circumstances: This committee in 1901, raised regi
ment known the Second regiment Of National Guards
The started for Washington without leave Of the
Governor When they ARR we'd in Philadelphia they
csved order from the Governor 70 return; but fol-
lowing Instructions OF tn committee the regiment
proceeded Washington, where several Of them
boarded for three days at the Clarendon HOTEL Of which
the plaintiff proprietor Plaintiff declares that
raj members Of the committee, who visited Washington
at the time guaranteed to him TO pay the board bill OF
the men, but II has renamed unpaid till the present
time, though he has frequently demanded payment
The defendants announced their intention TO dispute
the items In the bill Eas
The Judge said that being co. he thought the
proper for reference. and he ordered reference
accordingly. -as t.fa nfMf
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frsI pFfIct loAFIsc.
70 rnr rDrroR OF rue mrRALD.

NEW YoRK, Nov. ~, 1850
AZ the columns Of your valuable paper are the only
reliable means Of bringing men and things TO their
proper conditions In tins great city, am Obliged 70
bring before 700 Of Post Once discipline Al
you are no doubt aware station D. In Aston place. has
become quito popular with the ladies' as safe deposit Of
letters in 10 'Personas," 'Mafrimoniasn &c.
Consequently Of pleasant evening the ladies' are there
20 be found great numbers and with certain class
the youug clerks Of this station show marked desire
for conversation you shall zee by the following
Thursday evening had occasion TO 30 10 the ooe and
there found about dozen OF the fair sex assembled
about the window for ladies, converting with clerk
and II Just minutes from the time entered
until the conversation ended during which time
eight gentlemen awaiting the services Of this en-
gagged clerk. and during the whole time two Idle clerks
assembled about the stove calling out 70 other
clerks 10 attend the gsnemens window, TOO lazy TO
their own duty II would be useless far up town peo-
pie call Postmaster Kelly, 20 we have 70 rely on
you 10 give US helping hand. We would not mention
this n II not daily occurrence but has become
- 80, TAXPAYER
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SUPREME couaT-C HAkBtss
The At,nn,ic Mali Steamship Compnn,'- In,-
br0glso.

Before Judge sutherland
ctvus rs A. F0rison. ~ y. Aim a ~ ~ tseerge n
10 on = atMoiIon was made yesterday In this court
ny The defendants dissolve the Injunction granted
some time since restraining them from taking possession
- me ohces and property Of the company and assur
ING control Of w. AFFAIRS. Plaintiffs being ready 10
proceed WITH the caso was sct over until wcdnosdsy
RsZlN instant a. Twelve d clock ~ For The paintins,
xunenon and Rapallo; for the defendants, parTger,
Vapderpos and woodruff
The Iseancy Len Nv victor par..lor.
~ ne 'aaney y ~ ptflong Lsuss Dpysos Tsv ne
~yTc'nfneTf y . guardian On motion 81 Condcrt
Broiner. attorney fos the petitioner ordered thai the
yeferees report BE- confirmed and that the amount Of
be ieRAcys va. tlovOV0 ess government tai and allow
snce W counse be paid into the United states Trust
Company This was legacy left nv the late y,c,nr
Barsacn, French vine merchant, who dad a -Yhost
SINE ago, leaving fortune sf over million. W ,'a /
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge Nelson

n The United S0tcs o. Jeyemtah 7bscIe This Was cas
brought up wr, Of error from Judgment rendered
favor Of the United staes against the defendant 70
$4,000 The case argued by Mr. Eliingwood for Oh,
defendant and by Mr. Thomas Snons, Assistant unitet
States District Attorncy, for the United States Cas
still ON. .n 1914
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UNITED STATES cOmhssIokERs OFFICE.
ConDserfeitins.
Before Commissioner SlilWell,

Before COmmissi0neT StIiwoll
man named Leonard c. Newton was committed for
trial charge Of selling ffty cent and twenty five
cent counterfeit fractional currency The testimony
against the accused that OF NJ Fennick, officer
OF the Secret Service Department Of the Treasury, 10
whom the defeDdan. sold lc Of the worthless stuff
To- "a
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. A UCTTON NOTICE.-SANURLWY CO., AUCTION.
A1EERe. $4,000 WORTH OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE At public auction this day Tuesday, the
brown stone house - West Sixteenth street between
Drawing Room Suits covered In French brocae Of the
richest descriptions rosewood Etagere richly secre
h reclining Chairs Lcuges Velvet and Brusseis Carpets
Brocade Curtains; Shades seyres China Vases Bronze
0rmolu Clock artistic Bronze stauary on Paintings Holy
Family Winter Scene the Neva ST. Petersburg Aneient
Rome Fruit Piece original BY Rousn Interiors by North
colt Marine Views French Lane Engravings rosewood
Cover Music Books; Canterbury hatsand STAIR Carpet;
rosewood walnut Bureaus Bedsfeads Wardrobes suite
style Louis XIV Hair Spring Mattresses Blankets Sheets
Counerpanes Sofas Chars Toilet Sets Extension Table,
Buffet Silver Casters Spoons Tureens SAVERS Dinner Tes
ssrviss Qsis Baskets Pitcher French chm. Dinner
derystal Glassware Sale perempory Once Auctoneer
M Bowery.
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SUPERIOR ruuar

Ss~sy Of n German Merchant and III. Ia
gngements. 4. ~. II
Before Judge Barbour and Jury
kk~sDs1a SAa.ds 70 LwH I'M Ma --JL1 aclpp vAs
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SALES AT AUCTION.


HENRY p: nisER, AUcroNER.-sALEssooNs d
Sale OF HORSES and CARRIAGES At auction III dav u
MINER S0HERvILLE, at the Union place sfabler
a. East Fourteenth street Union square,. ~ -
BAY HoRsE, six years old, 10 hands high, WARRANTED
FINE BAY HORSE, eight years old iss hands kind il
A THREE QUARfER No TOP ROAD WAGON; ~
SET dF SECOND HAND HARNESS.
BAY TH0ROU0HBRED KENTUCKY HORSE BhandG
excellent saddle nag; trots in three minutes. Liza
CREAM C0LORED LEXINGTON HORSE, years Old
10 hands hgh warranted sound; good sAddle hofae. ~
FINE HANBLETONIAN BAY HORSE, years old ~
hands high warranted sound, knd and perfect 10 eSsy
BAY SADDLE HORSE, II hands high, years OLD wAs<
ranted sound. kind IN All harness and under saddle !.
no top three seat Deoot Wagon, nearly new 10
THQkOUGH BRED SADDLE HORSE, 10 yArs' waq
4 PAX "a sEsfos. built BY Brewster : s.a.ip, Z
SPIRITED BAY MARE. Is hands high, 7yesrs old, van
soKREI axRE years od. ~ h.ndsAieh, kind and
gentle splendid saddle mare - ~ n 4 n-g'a III 20;
BLACK PONY HORSE about 8 years old warrapte0
sound and kind In all harness and under saddlo =
NO TOP BUGGY nearly city halt In perfect oIdetk
VERY FtNE COUPE KocKAwAY. with shifting frosty
! sHi3 Ting TOR BUGGY, city made nearly nav
HANDSOME BROWN BI4OODED SADDLE MARBa
AI sEvRs ss0fs o ri ssaas oRsa oa
Several sets single and double Harness. Lap Robes
Reguar sales day 81 Union place Stables every Tuesday
Messra- MINER 4 SOMERvILLE Offer unsurpassd ~
vantages location, experenS ana business capacity
parties Wishing 70 buy or desiring 70 seN Horp CAznse
anything pertaining TO the hors0 Dunness
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SALES At AucTIoN.

sG1 sRE! sSSs SsgSs%ssSFA
ELE5gh SsSssfHs ANR FskAis
wo.v BEAgTiFUh PA sas2s SUITS IN BRocArEL.
sGc AFy w AIN SiH ROOM
This (TUEsDAY morning, November 20 a. II o'clock pre-
cse At liz Clinton place. Eghtn street. Des"een rn'n AND
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
4 s1s sn
Lab Cha and Lounges to match Centre ana
sr hsSs
naInents, elegant Brocate and Lace Curtains, nne col
lection Of ON Paintings Engrayings large Mirrors and Chan
AA0NIFICENr ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE, STOOL
..a..a.s...L AND COVER. Cosr 500 .s....s
s oass tu iron plate French acton fa octave
Chairs Rochers Mrr t ma psd snrina
and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Extension
Table China Glass and Silver Ware Cutlery Ac Sale post
Pi ~ Zip seds "a i' paIsassIs i rss:ons
A j. PLEECKER, AuorIoNEER. -
A'WE III prIlrTEENTH sTEET- HOUSE AND LOT.
r1sd.y No, Il SON co win sell a auction q, or
and Lot tS West Fnespth south sde between sixth
sood sTdsr foassssisn on assy ci ssd Z
fais DAY STgEsbxY1 nov. %.
.,..s ..s. Ss y ' -
ai,s u i 4 aSs as
and Staples. &c. r'fsffS..f Is So ~
PdA Plat wARE-Fine English Casters Walters Spoons,
Catalogues early morning Of sale.
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TOHN L. vANDEwATBR, AUCTIONEER.
u This day, No. 100 Liberty street. at u NJ,
HilRQES WAGdN HARN1<fsS nc,

Mare l hands, years old nne traveller In harness.
splendid under the saddle kind free and spirited perfectly
sound, warranted In every way. e4
saddle; years: sold for of ft4e
Also several other Horses well known celebrity. il
Also Harness, Robes Blankets, &c. 49, ft ,e.g.sH
Coach, but little used tsN& fAi& +* A
Baroucbe, In good order ..,.- 49,. t
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
wi Lot Seventeenth street Sixth avenue by order
Of the supreme Court under the direction OF chas van
r. ii. LUDLOW a co will sell at auction on wednes.
day 1856 at II O'Clock at the Exchange SalcSrooms
Iii Broadway Trinity Building. New York :.
street-valuRble Lot north nlde q
Seyenteenth street. OF Sixth u fees
front and by % feet in depth Maps &C. a. No Tine
street. 8a fs& erM lM r. H. LUDLOW 90, II
No a Pine street. Broadwa
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BoGARr AUCTroNEER. -wEDNBsDAY. MOVING
81 bar III 81 iOI O'Clock - West Twenty 0feo
near Fin avenue ssganI HousshoId TSrPitars
walnut Parlor Sua repA do. Library suits. do 6oaoAr
Writing Table, solid black walnut Wardube Chambar Fu
Paissses, Spring Matresses, Pilows, Bossrs BsddaN
Dining Room Furniture Velvet Carpets Croaslyy
best Tspesry Brussels Carpets. ocoths one stenwey
rosewood Panoforte Catalogues can be had
r BoGART AUCTIONEER.-TH DAY. NOVEMBER
e. 90 lOz o'clock at 40 Sixth street. near Second ave-
nue. se!ee Household F%rnturs consisting Of %shoSan
Chairs Mirrors Lace Curtains marble top Centre Tabe
rosewood Piano and Stool, Chamber, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture, &c. slsea sfr FL III sfrf rNf .
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JAMES. JENKINS, AUcT!oNEER, WILL SELL a?
81 auction Wednesday November a. l,40l Broad
way nearl Forty Horses Carriages top M
top Wagons, express Wagons 2c also large lot Of
&c Also six very hne Seighs. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-11

Tribune, which swears by Congress. kicks at the
tariff bill ofthe otherwise protectionlsts as iollo"s'
The proposed increase of the tariff is an atteInp'
on the part Of its advocates TO take aooU1 wv NUM-
bred million dollars at one sW0op, ouL OF uIe
rockets of the rghtful owners and transfer " 10
the manufacturers merchants, jObberS and speCu
lators who have goods on hand, whether OF 90
nnestic or foreign production. 1t is pure scheme
of plunder without the slightest excuse or pallla
ton and we shall hold every western member OF
CONGRESS who votes for it, (wbatever his name or
politics may bel up to the eXecrat0n Of his de-
frauded constituents. There are not less than one
thousand millions of dollars worth of wares and
fabrics in the country at the present time, OF home
or foreign manufacture, which will be affected by
theEmeasHTe.
The bill proposes to add in the first place twenty
per cent. to the price of every pound of iron and
steel in the country, Of whatever shape ana FORM
From the blast furnace and rolling mill, through
| all the channels of commerce, down to the ped
dler's wagon, where jack knives and needles are
vended by retail, this increase Of price VIII take
effect instantly, adding twenty per cent. 70 tle
profits Of the holders and taking it out OF me
pockets of the consumers, who are IN TACT al the
| rest of the people of the United STATES pIdsa
naturally has prominent place IN the lisI pelhg
raised in price fifteen per cent. for the pehenl OF
all possessors of the article, including the Kramer
| and advocates of this bill All the copper IN the
country is raised articially two and onehal cehGF
per pound. Lead in all forms is similarly treated
| Plumbago is raised ten dollars per ION NICKEL Il
| doCtOred in the same fashion with the e8pecta
| ton perhapg of bringing nickel cents to par
| All the publishers and readers Of newspapers
are cheated, ii was thought through their enoft
| mainly that the internal duty on paper was re-
moved the hope being held out to them that the
| tariff should be removed likewise. On earthen
ware the enormous increase of IS per cent. is pro
posed. This is as much as the dealers in the ar
tiGle could hope TO make in two years successful
trading or manufacturing. FIaXseed Is increased
fourteen cents per bushei, and linseed-oil sever
cents per gallon, to enable the holders Of thos
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, /
New Orleans, June %, 1866.
WHEREAS, John O. Sinnot has applied to me
for the cancelling Of his official bond as Har-
Dor Master in and for theport Of New Orleans,
to wit :
A bond dated the 21st of March, 1860, for
the sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John G. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
Closkey and James Nimick as securities the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John G. Sinnot of his
duties as Harbor Master aforesaid sHsH
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in writing at the office of the secretary Of
State, within ninety days after the last pub
LEGATION of this advertisement, why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled,
Given under my hand and seal Of State as
above and of the independence Of the United
States, the ninetieth,
j. MADISON WELLS.
| By the Governor:
]. II. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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GuHYY BAds-Coutinuc very quiet, but prices
remain unchanged at 2G!G27c. for retail lots.
BALE RoPE-Is quiet, but prices are firm with
an upward tendency. Dealers are furnishing the
demand at 18tc for retail lots and lSc. u b. for
large lots.
SuNDRrEs-Eggs are scarce and selling at $40
$2G % bb. New Potatoes at % 5OD4 rs % Dbl.
New Onions at 50 1909 80. Apples at 37G0lo 33
Dbl. Beans, common, at $2N93, choice at $5@7 90
u Dbl. Chickens at SI00ll p doz. Geese, at
$S@9lO % doz., and Turkeys at $25@30 % doz.
NAVAL sToREs-Common R0sin is plenty, and IS
selling at 50 5O but the better qualities are scarce
and with little demand at 81 50 for No 2, and IS so
for No l. Tar is selling at 81 50 u bbl Pitch at
49, and Spirits of Turpentine at9Oc, for large lots
and 925c. u gallon in retail lots.
sALT-Continues active at 81 80@sl IS for
coarse and 81 95@S2 for fine, in retail lots 1t has
been offered by the cargo at 81 So % bushel.
RIcE-There is no Carolina Rice in the market,
while India is only in moderate supply at 8@lOc.
70 ID. There were sales to-day Of several lots of
so sacks India at the above quotations.
| MALT-Canada Malt is selling at 50 20, and
prime Western at 81 coal rs per bushel.
Hors-English and Belgian are scarce and sell
ing at SOC. u tb.
CoFFEE-Has been quite active to-day, and
several lots of 30 and 80 bags have been sold.
Dealers are furnishing it at 263OIc u ID. for or
binary to prime Rio in currency.
FREIGaTs-There are no fixed or reliable quo
tations for freights to any point, as the demand
still continues but little better than nominal There
is no steamship up for Liverpool, and the rate is
3D. ~ ii, for cotton to that port by sail and lc. u
Ii. by sail to Hayre. Asking rates by steam tc
New York and 30 ton l01lc. % ID. for cotton ant
75c. q Dbl. for -four, and by sail 309-lGc. II Ii
for cotton and 45c. q Dbl. for -four.
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Secretary of State.

ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEP. DE i ExEoUTT,
Nouvelle-O Orleans, % JUN 1866.
ATTENDU que John G. Sinnot s'est adressG a
moi atm de faire canceller son obligation Off
cielle CONNIE Maitre de Port, dams ct pour lie
port de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, SAVIOR:
Une obligation datGe lie q mars 1860, pour
la somme de deux mile cling cents piastres, 81
gnGe par John c. Sinnot CONNIE principal ct
James McCloskey ct James Nimick CONNIE eau
tons, laquelle obligation etant conditionnee
sur Ia tidtle execution par ledit John G. Sin
not de ses devoirs de Maitre de Port ci-dessus.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceuz
inttresse daVoir dGduire, par Gcrit, au bu-
reau du secretaire d'Etat, sles quatreyingt-
dix jours apr6s Ia derniere publication du pre-,
sent avis, les raisons pour lesquelles la dite
obligation ne serait pas cancellee ct annullee
DonnG sous ma main ct lie seeau de rEtat
la date ci-dessus, ct de Independence DIES
Etats- Unis, la neutrality-suspicious..
| J. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur:
j. II. HARDY, SecrGtaire d'Etat
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8qru Orleans 9attg Greatent.
nan @rIEans Mlonep MLarAet.
CREsGrpT OFFICE, NO. "a CANP STREET,
Tuesday Evening" July 10, 1866.

~, o.
Tuesday Evening, July TO- 1866
The Gold market was almost at a stand still this
morning till the receipt of the first dispatch from
New York, which quoted the opening rate at 1895,
against the closing rate in that market yesterday
of 1924. Some few operations were effected, how
ever, before the New York kilograms came TO
hand, and prices paid in the morning disclose
material contrast with the closing figures Inc
supply of cash Cold was ample to meet all oru
nary requirements, but nevertheless, the specuia-
tive tendency of the market prompted some few
parties to sell short under the impulse OF increas-
ing confidence in the future The total out
door transactions included S25O0 in the morn
ing at 1919; $1,000 at 1913; $4,000 at
1914 $500 and $1,000 at ISL, $500 at 1909, $1,000
and $500 at 1903, $4,000 at 1904, 5000, S5OO0,
$500, $40, O00 and 100000 (the latter by banker
at 80 $500 at l49@ $40 600 at 49, $4,000 at l4Si
$4,000 and $4,000 at l4s5, $4,000 and $4,000 Ode
liverabe to morrow at 1881, $4,000, 10000, flO,-
900, 10000 and $40 600 at li9, 10000 at l47l,
and $4,000 and 00OO at lag. Sales Of silver
have been confined to 1900 Mexican dollars, con
tracted for yesterday at 154, and some small lots
Of American coin at irregular figures. We now
quote Gold at l48@l485, and Silver at l5s9l4l
for American coin and l400ll53 for Mexican doi
lars.
FOREIGN EycHANGE.-There has been a cons'o
cradle reaction to-day in the movement III ioie,s'
bills, Offerings were ample throughout WINE In'
demand was Of a more restricted character IRON
the opening to the close Of business 5uoJ'Ins'
are the only actual sales that nave come 10 gu
notice, viz 10000 bank Sterling at l7I a'9V
private bills at JOG and 4SOe do at l56' Saies 0
Francs have been confined to drlblets without
however, any material alteration OF rates as otier
ings are very light and we now quote Bank stef
ling at l5l@l63 clear bills l569l55; bill OF Iadin
bills at l5i@l57i Bank Francs at i.35f@5,50f'' An
outdoor Francs at 345fg3.4of.
DOMESTIC EzoHANoE-there Is no qpotani
variation Of any kind to refer to IN the moYensp