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, 1866-11-27
FROM MADISON,

Abstract ct the Report of the Secretary Of
state nivorcc %utt-Thc Ntudius.up
-Bnnls-PersoRuI.
{stcelai Despatch to the Chicago T1sbune.1
AAp1soS, Wis. November 25.
The Joarncs tonight publishes partial ah,
et1att Of the report Of the SECRETARY Of State from
which the following items are taken:
The rcee!ptA in1o the Treasury lA4t year were
q. 81. .sfa besides balance on hand Of fs3i w.
The disbursements were <l,s;4,9 ,993. leaving bal.
auce 1t the cloee of the 6sca1 rear, September Sh
Of <2i2, sds. The present dctt Of the Slate f.
s. =. 1871, reduction oi *ua.e7s. Durin: the
3ear The iutcrest paid has amounted to <l97, Us.
Mo.1 Of .he ,ndeStedness Is 70 trnss tunds Of ioe
general fund, a.,de nom tho tat
psid BY counties Of xssaass, a.u from
railroads, s92 se6 insurance companies, <si+7ao
Iataona' honds, f1*,3is. o. the disbursements.
their tuoordinates. $upreuae and Circuit Judges,
sa,e FS.en md eksritabie ins stisu.ious; Isl 1s5
Of snte debt and Interest. ahe total anoun, fos
S ,,a fse ~ a'tS9{;sSsst; S;:s = ass ~ =;
siss1s5 ~ for i'd to veinntcess' ts1a1lsez o1 t;
month. Ihe reeeirls Of the school fand income
wsse <lsa a1so; dno9ase5aena xis@6: The Ee,
tts. 10; disbnteerEenls. $s.;6l. The estisaated
state t1perscs mex, year, aside rom any special
appropriations The Legislature n1Ay make, arc
x1s4~sl0. The re.eauet In. .3tl.
a decree Of divorce has been rendered BY the
JndEr Of &he Circuit Court with f13+tln aliHo1y
In iAvot Of Charlotte Aorte, young lsdy d
seventeen, who last winter was persuaded Into
| marrying cue Eakanah More, Frported I I1et
amer OF Mon aaa, who. it Is allesed. trea:ed he1
sought to tritse her character hy aztic.es pub
tleEtd In TIE Fn!,fs Gf:fftf md elsewhere.
| Sotiee Is e!ytn 10 hel9er* Of notes Of tont
! distribution Of 5ands IN the han1s Of the Bans
Conpt1olIe. for their redemption Will be n alt.
] December 1Oth-
| Colonel Ch.rsee Falrchila, the Governor
private Secretary. len to-day to go into bushes
! IN Boston, End Major J. I. Spooncr snccetd
| him
, 1866-11-27

}}.The " reel al the Steamer Inc La Belle
keeoscrs Of hrr rapcrr. F0rnf,ure. &c--
| DH E1rtscsarR. In $AlnUaxsec Coanfyt
I ntIrhtEnu.
DErn"sr. November sa-Oae Of tae parties
lha- returned TO- :his city. They found ,he
been Anticipated. and tho probabilities are TINT
tlj.!ou II ve7y cfra and the boat H. severed at-
most Ia .Rain, Sic Is In enct condition inst 10
Ysiee bzr is considered m tnrossthil,!y She lies
}elr1p4t rarsl!el With The dtsrcon OF the f3tcF euf
}trn,, and nclr the American shore. ueE ttesn is
twenty. y.nye fcrt from shallow water- EAsiy fcs,
ic,da. morning the wreekefs rot 10 sork. aHt
lie dive. At once proceeded 70 cut BIZ way
through the hurricane and psouen3dc aecSe. Ahd
dctcel dcd 10 ihc clerks onacc. 1ese Tie qbtalncd
A quantity Of papers, etc. whlch ~rfc Etsgwn
atounI, and 4scuriafued that the tafc wAs locked
ard IL coud co,ld1liop. On account Of hts aFmor
icAki.s badly, he w4s only sb9c 70 srsas,n under
,watcr short time. A c1hle will bc attached to
i.hr fafe today, asd Al c1on naae 10 cxtEicae IT,
Eht w1cEerh rroccetnd IN em1ll hosts 70 cut
Evas the hnrerane deck. and procured AL the
T.c vctsci which they placed on board the Heather
fTnc atovc is the principal work accomplished
kMc,61v, 3o-lsT an esost r'iN be made 10 Oh
IL tie safe and 9th. T vain .b1ee
A,ou, era be excitedaeut exists 0ttr oil dftcoV
kc. In thc township Of BruninGton,n Sh.awas.cc
tun.y, Michigan. The icdicaions Of oil ar pro
Auneed bf cxic.tcnccd oil men 10 be good: Al
T. farms In t.c 1tn1neulae vicinity are Ieas "a. and
fteneiee preparations arc being made to sink :
kmLtr ri wells at pEcc.
, 1866-11-27

Ia Hr3dec Across lhe 3Iis&tAAippf-Drnth Of n
t>eureta EditeT-Gsodx sheroverrd-lkot-
brr1es--Thr " cathcr-Pork.
f>prc,al Despatch to the Chicsgo Trihune.l
cr1scT, ILL.,, November &c.
ftis expected that work will be commented on
The saino1a hrIdsc over tho mississippi Al this
nosnt br the fs+t If December, 1roran'o- We arc
lid TIL, 1t! tie arrangements to that end hare
fcen completed, II wilt undoubtedly be az tn
nense adj TO this eisJ, ~ well as to Chicago
interest. .,
tie Columbus {Gco eia} Sun. died In TINT place a
f,w weeks rGo. Tie was formerly ot 'h's eisy;;
To-day.
aud bale. In t-anslt, aase been recovered feoHa
S,sr,irf In this c{1y-tws coioicd men.
+ Three tebhe7jce wcrc committed last evening IN
khis city, Tbs jewclrs .to:e Of J. D. lierEtcE wha
entered std rubbed Of ]cwel!J to T.: Ea'ac Of
E3,Nv. The crockesy etosr Of smith : Hnnt wa
Entered. brt Only SIX dollars ycaI;,c9. a ciCat
}!orc wn: also broken open 7.l robbed OF tobacco
fi-ars. afpes, &c, to = cnnslacr aide aMoaht-
I TIE weather II i:lld and threatens rain.
There ha- been NO considerable improvement In
the pOsk tutf
, 1866-11-27
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Suicide Of 4 wealthy Barhelor-Aceldent.
nlly rhos-1lop Law-Cpurx-NAx1tal Or"
dtfed.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttttsnc
lou1svuLx. November Is.
AoEee 5. Field, i lawyer, worth sixty thousand
dollars. 4 bachelor shot himself dead to-day. He
was long IN invalid, and pepsatly depressed.
Mrs.. F. T. Stewart was accidentally shot to-day
b! Ees son. Her ron had ShaE7et repeater IN
his coat pocket. In .tiiinE down, the hammer
tall passed through bis hand. and striking the
tteel eorret band Of h,s mother, glanced and
p4sscd trto her body. This hall cahnot be found.
She.wi1i p'otAhly die.
Che new Opera House at New Albany vas fn-
srsuratcd Tonight hy the Louisville company In
! fashion. TIE ope1Mg wa brilliant, and every
part Of the house crowded.
TIE eit,zens Of Lebanon saeeeeded In banging
| the tLzec robbers mentioned yesterday. The NIL
| .taIy y ert G.awr up IN the Court Aoose yard Nd
joining the Jail but The naiecr actin: under ORDER
| eoA1d not Interfere without The request Of tas
, 1866-11-27
FROM ST. PAUL.

A Frlchttul RnI1rcnd Aecldcnl-Two Per-
+ana Fatally Neuuded - feat Works
NnFntd, EEe%
ST. PArt, November es.-Satu!day forenoon, -
tho westward bound tr1ia from Wtnona was pats-
Inc the new uneoup1etcd bridge osec The zuuahro,
1t Rochester, an accident occ2rted. tuvo1vtnE i
serious lcts OF lite. A set Of tsckle blocks ior
lifting up heavy u1aberr for the experimenting
ossF tte foor and tsack OF the bridge was *u4-
rerded from orc Of The TIMBER over the head,
srd ~ the train passed The ,Eon hook Of the
b1ceks caught the end Of the baggage ear: and the
noraertuu OF the train brought the whole super
wo,knen who were cnsacel in The franz
wc,e either crushed hy thu falling uHbczs OF pre-
eipi:hted INTO the river, distance Of Ahnut sixty
3D. and three four ker1oasl! in}u1cd, aut 1t III.
thus far hccn impossible to obtain the S1act facts
One passenger bad bis Hln broken By a umhe
, 1866-11-27
fhrCnle to Burn n NlnRxhtcrfo4 Establish.
| Fncn{-

fNEr ronk. November s,.-Letterf hsrc beeu
fecised from parties re-ialn. In Jersey clts,
be Abfttoir nill be burned pnrss certaip appI1-
EAn.s bt appointed in tbe concern. A notion has
EEos atrosd tha! preference is given 10 wosknea
ents, to Tue r:sjudicr of local labosess. This In
Eiruaiion may be partially true In the Of thc
hseek Yard Superintendent who ditehaseea Set:
enty.Nse 1oen On Saturday last, with lht alleged
yieM Of reducing expenses. No complaint how
e:er, has hee,, inside .ga:nst The eohtrae:oss, u
r. '. Il. Rusco hss tMploFca I'll lsbp,ets with
S9rnp]eied he has 10 3snger any need Of woJkuen-
ape ci1eetoE lave taken strict precautions against
tke execution ot the threatened design.
, 1866-11-27

Reported Fatlurc-FurxhcrE Examination ut
the Lord Bond Itobtcrs-Eyucpa4lor Day
-euits Instituted Against t:eucrnt Butler
-Auosher Large llnrch Of Nhlskey &clz.
ures-Excitemcnt nj Fenian HeadqunF,er.
Ferry Hnnt Durued-f3ttIlard A1atchcS-
Sefeaa3t to f:oveFhar Ecataa-Marfiaac c
ct The Artist uterStulS.
, 1866-11-27

EcuI E0UHhETNf1 0n-f40sst E0U,UUU Phr-
tlutty Insured
EEw YonE. November S.--'sE1xA. Ala. No
knbcr GA destructive Grc occurred in this
r. l.ft nsrL. Every bui!dIng on the north Eide
fWtter street, between Washington and GrAnd
fcets, was burned; al! tae bui!t1nss On The
Fl tiac ol Bond stecet, between 1tuton,s alley
pn'e r;orc aud The -4tsstagrr office we'c both
kdly damaged. TIC loes by t:.tt condagratlon Il
ftinated at over <llG, ,L1u. The heaviest !o*ers
r juaboa Duncan. noout f4s,nJo; Iueurcd Tor
fH,U0; Mtfsr<, uurnet', M*Hia = Sw&fa.
}l4k MD; ins"fsI for EGo,0v; LcRce. Johnton.
t1,UoG: Incurred for f21n0V: Metsre. Bowen d
hooper, $l2,G3: insured for &s,hQ"
, 1866-11-27
Why the Eaatcrn WooIieu Mills are Clpsfor

H41so0. Maine, November e6-Tne reasons
Gisea1ny The Hoollcn manufacturers foe The clos
in the original state thin thc rpaaui. .eturcj coeds
sell fof In the open market CommI.sioas also
eA=rose4Eo PER crnt C1=h s41ss command dis
count Of tous per cent. while the Eovernm snt du-
y On the crote amount Of sales l. I've per cent,
pye ttu1a and oils are likewise heavily taxed.
Labor IL high. And Foods sold at the present ttn,s
Although many Of the lActo.ies have already
stopped olkfDR, tic c!nt OF goods ID still felt to
le excessive and other mills mutt ineritably fol-
low the courec Of events aud close up until the
dawn Of better times.
, 1866-11-27

passing through the front door, The tain WIS
delayed Int sbn!t time b. the accident.
q. Hsss Wilson's peat works, TO miles from ON
about f5,0t1; insured.
An ice gorge formed It Hastings, on Saturday.
80 that foot paFkengers crossed upon it. lruba-
biz. hlatA Miil tnn brIoH that fat SQue dtYa.
, 1866-11-27

Mcs, nac Of tbc Governor of south Carollna.
Co,vxnCs. :. c., November sf.-ife 1<E3=la:
ture n,ei TO nipht, The Governors Message viii
be read Tomorrow. 1t strongly opposes tho Con
, 1866-11-27
FROM BUFFALO.
s!a9ular Case Of Frnna-CattIc Market

s!a9ular Case Of Frnna-CattIc Market
English Troops at Fort Erir.
BCFFAIo, November aS-A ye1y stngusa, GRIM
tnal cate was begun In the Superior Court Of this
dy to-day, Involving = series Of frauds extending
oTcF sesef3t yeasH, during which wealthy old
man named thinner has been swindled out Of
thonsand1 .a Of dollars by fast roans uan us11-d
eialse. Ine coUrt room has 1ee1 thton5ed all
day, and Tie developments Of th,s unp.;al,clled
sNtntle have excited the greatest interest and
suspense.
II O'Clock ?. u.-Therc was very heavy busi-
n f1as week.
English troops VII, arrive 10 garrison Fort Eric
70 'tnosroT, againAt any possible Feniau ralt.
, 1866-11-27
FRDM. NEW YORK.

Political Excitement In Ireland at nm
A'asmtng HciRhf-EyerJ Town and Vii.
laRe Fnt1 OF Troop*-JanunFS Intceeh1 On
the Illinois Deht-The Revotatisa Wnrxed
hy the Atlantic Cahle-To be La1nchcd-
snow in the Hixhlands-Ap Ocean Of the
LAe1ent-New Hudson River Rntlroad.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago frtbune.]
NEW ioEK, November ss.
Dublin correspondence Of the Tribune, No1er1
ber toh. says Political excitement Il at alaso1-
tEg height In Ireland. Evety town and village has
Its fn1 quolA oi military, and Eunboats are scat
tcScd all along the Irish coast The pretauuop.
sr5 msasnIes Of the English Government plainly
Stephens promise !hat there will b. p;htlng il
Ireland scaoIe The close Of she rear: Among al
classes tas eanv.ettoa sFreads that ws arr oa tho
eve q terrible md startling eyen's. 1t is simply
i;ss :; ;hst ssc Fen!aa s;Tso,s1l9a Is N III
~ earnest and their preparations afe all .haped
II announced tnst ihe January lntsrt.t m the
public debt Of 1Iino1s viii be paid In this ci,y 4:
tie Scccud National Bank.
aaate eao'e y working Ia 10 bastaess relations
pf tet1 country t. afforded b. the fses ihat The
English orders npon the ssn Francisco markets
through this city By The Atlantic e. oie, and hence
~ overland tcle1.aphItid Chicago. These orders
were promptly exe1ntrd and advice Of purchase
chant who sent orders on the evening Of the same
day.
the second steamship Of the new Inc between
Eau Ftanclsco and ChiLa will b. launched In this
city within few days. It l. Of the same stze a.
the Great Kcpahlic, launched two weeks ago.
7wo othcrs ct equal dimensions will be baiit n
soo1 az possible. There are farokahle eside4css
that an Immense direct tzade between The ports o!
China and JapaH, and San Francisco and Ncw
York. will som follow the establishment Of this
Oriental line.
On lhe Highlands Of the Hudson sao~ Ia stx
inches deep and In the immediate vicinity OF ibis
city d.n, thick Ice formed last night
Fotty-ava million quarts Of mIlk hare been
Erie, Harlem aud Hudeon River roads.
A corpe Of enC1Dccte are now nlaktnSa survey
Of tic proposed new railroad between nbauy and
New iosk, On the wcAt etue'of The Hudson. The
line Of road Is rom como polAt hetween New
York and New Jersey. in 1toc&}nhd- County !;
thence north aloGg and az near &5 possible 10 the
Hudson 10 Albany. The Board nt directors in+
cludes some OF tho weaitAicss and most p1uraiaect
capitalists In ttis city ind State.
, 1866-11-27

NEW foRK, November s6.-Advtces fron Havana
L. q. Campbell, with their 4ulies. They wert
handsomely ftted By the citizens OF uayai1a. aut
teeriveo many attention, from the authorities
General Sherman attended The review in honor o
Mexico un the sd, IN the Susquebanua.
, 1866-11-27

FROM EUROPE.
Yesterdays News bY Atlantic
Cable,
Shipment Of Arms to ireland by
the British Government.
The Irish People Preparing for
a Bloody Struggle.
Accounts Of Further Fighting
in Gambia.
The Turks Reported to Have Been
Badly Defeated.
1Ae Lonaon Times on the Con-
demned Fenians in Canada. =. :.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Recent Interview Between
General Grant and the Pres.
ident.
The General Urges the President
to Accept the Constitutional
Amendment,
Revenue from Imports the Present
Year Estimated at S175, ,0o0t 900.
FROM MEXICO.
Mazimilian's Abdioation and De-
parture from Vera Cruz.
Embarkation Of the French
Troops Postponed,
IRON CANADA.
Ill Feeling Between the Protestants
and Catholics In Canada.
Runor that Stephens is Organizing
aSecond Invasion.
0utspoken Advocacy Of Annexa-
lion to the United States.
The Condemned Feniuns Is let Unable to
Obtain q New Trial.
, 1866-11-27

TWAIT BROTHERS, AdveFsIsfn. Ag,f.
lS8 DcarhJrn-41.. receive advertisement
for NIL the leading payers throughout the
Tbi3fd tstnteN und t'Hppnps,
, 1866-11-27

Reported Faslure-Farshcr Examination ui
The Lord Bond Robeers-Eyueanslon Day
-Auosher Large llnrch Of Iyhlske5 @clz.
ures-Exclte.ucpt NJ Feu,an ueadounrtr1.
Ferry Hmm nurnrd-fft,Iiar sIn..to.'
ttt.a -. =. Mtr,nt,t fen<'1~-8asffaac
NEW ronK, November a-1t Is reported that
amount not known.
4 further examination OF the case Of Frank lei
bonus stolen from Rufus l. Lord, wss hail tn.ti..
aud Adjourned to E,iday morning. Two hapdstd
thousand dollars Of tht stolen securities have been
reSass'ss; TSs r.;,ao f,h- frat d,x,.o, ia
oop soes plsce III 81 fe British
s 1sSs Se ha, we e tes hsvs sn seo2
Bulcr, in which John II. Lester, resident Of this
cry. ehs:ges lin With tal.e imp1lsonmsnt x DAM an
convcrtion OF property' damasres At I5d.WH r..
Ter, il uay be remembered. received fscc nsa.
tIom src1etafy Stanton to bring his famisv kGn
Butter dissecardcd the nermit ana imntf..oneH
him.
Additional seizures Of whlskey dls.illesies con-
gagged iu dc brs1pefe, to tmurcIe oT tfe whtaSey
manufactured without license, arc somewhat
cnarkahIc. Captain Tobin. Que Of the deputies
dozen barrels OF whishey at The old epItpc hou e
Of Company No. 5, In Canton street. CsntaIn
Lairdlow selsed dtad1!ery In Plymouth street,
which, + T. sid, sid, Il Owned ay Chief Engineer
Large quantity Of wllskey WAS found up0u the
premises, which vas taken in charge bI lie ofi-
hs hs s az 1ns Of The
custody this morning. They Immediately rsye
bIil FOR tte1r appearance, IND Collector Wood
turned 1hc case over to the United StafeS auinnrf
lief. Ihere was an insesligation INTO ;he busI-
ness Of Ibis iieileyy short iitre 40 afi !, w,.
found to be conducted In aceo1dauce WITH lie
@c: c,pta.p roo,n seized a,.t,,1erv q, spna.,
& I'd . I'D i opsfa'ion, wstsh " sasn,n9 s1
100 gallons aay, WIS eaiEea o. sstardsy. An
Illicit dssullery q the corner q Hudson isenne
s; snd r,la,. street % ~; sesed h Cap'atn roe!n,
1h1t ettll WAa running about 80 GALLONS. Another
iliiett dtst1llery w14 seized by capt1!n Tohn. In
anaton Asenee: r. a., Ihc1o ~ watehm1n on the
premises at TIE time, hut the Captain got in the
place anoEeersca and caught the parties fard at
wcik. Ae ioun4 oye oafreis Of The Whiskcy COW
efea op M1.h soMs s9ac4s Est n ,he @ yaad
ey Inspector rhillaps, psesious = September 1st
1ns s naa:S: were hoSns SATURDAY night Capts,a
looln seized d1s!lllcf5 IN Rensen street. uvat
Eluss!ns avenue. The place was running a. the
time. but he only found one barrel Of whl.key on
'ns ~ premises, mise; , ,. ,.,,.sah.,.u..,
stephens. IN this clsy. A large number OF persons
throncel the offices from an early hons In the
morning. Arms and ammunition arc said to be
hoMing Into headquarters.
The anniversary Of the evacuation Of New York
hy the Brttish troops was Only eleozated to-day.
Governor Fenton reviewed the ,nifitaEy process
sion, which was !sEy dnc. and Mayor Hoffman
presented s,and Of colors to one Of tue re:i-
uenta.
Tonight about o'clock the terrF boat Idaho,
pisirE between New York and Williamsburg,
toos nIe in lhc stream md burned to The water
edge. Ahou: thirty passengers we're on board.
All taFtd- Some OF the ladies' With ch!l1Etn In
, 1866-11-27

The Doctors reputation family phyRIctaa In yaH
YorE and his supettoEItJ In rhroat Luuxs an ChznIo
Dtsea>es. Will Ecndcx II supe1tuous to recommend hl4
method Of treatment. t5 os bis o~n new tn
struEarnts for Jnhalstto1 and Fusumst3Dn. Boln in
ktrrnfpss arc not cnF approved bJ the leading ply
sans Of this country AID Eueope bat we'll spoken
Of In tie Jate7i and Sar3ieuE Reporter. It riAdei
phiA. tOctober Sd. 1l the eatinx medical journal Of
this conuocnt. Dr. :. mere: ahows testrno1!1u. -
other advertising phJscIans Rre used to do and ha
feels more eoErT. that - specially practitioner. he u
bouna "a advertse kut the pzotssfon ard the pcopt0
In general will he conviucut that he tlern FROM
Others. and rste.ass city references 1t tsposa kx
this purpose.
, 1866-11-27
MaSnllir Is Offices.

A{ASONlC.-The members OF Oriental
mar fisii. today tTVEsnAY, nor. y. Al, i oe1oes
shatp, IL attend the funeral q our late brossz j.
Nt!lnson al Dtlbees OF the lratc:pty cordial
y Invited to atttlt4 D. D. F4IHMAS.
ks.rr
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

OomPoGndint. Notes, bblOz%9l8 l1S1ASiOt
In the money market there was an &C.
tive demand for loans, taking into account
the very dislgreeable character of the
weather, and the market continues to work
closer for currency. The banks are sup
plying all the necessary wants of custom
ers, but II IS found necessary to curtail ac-
commodations where practicable.
Eastern Exchange is in steadily increas-
ing supply, and the market is easy. Some
of the banks lowered the buying rate to-
day TO z, but a majority maintained the
quotations of Saturday, viz discount buy
ing and par selling.
In the general markets business was very
much interrupted by the intensely bad
weather and the want of satisfactory ad-
vices from other points, and very little was
done, though the feeling was firm. No. l
Spring Wheat opened at 81 23@2.25 gem
orally asked, but toward the close holders
became Grmer in their views, and S225@
2.30 was demanded. There was a sale early
in the day at 81 20, but it was an exeep-
tAoudl LdnodCbiOug anu uOCS hul lSHICnch'
the market. No. . Shelby red winter sold
at S2.jj-an advance of I5c over the price
brought a few days since. Buyers, how
ever, are not disposed to take hold freely st
the prices asked. The market is
unsettled, and confidence in main
tanning Present figures is not gen
orally felt. Flour was in moderate request
at about previous prices, and very firm
Corn sold in a small way in the forenoon al
Saturdays figures, but at the close holder:
were asking an advance Of . to 4 cents
Oats were without sale, but held firm at Al
to IS cents for No. l.
Provisions were in more active demand
and the market closed 81 higher for pork
81 for mess beef, and le. to lc. per pound
for lard smoked meats unchanged.
In butter and other articles of produe,
there was nothing of moment done, and w
can report no change in prices.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
FENNARD HOUSE.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EvES1so, june is, 1856.

MONDAY EVENING, June is, 1866.
The terrific storm which ragged all last
night and with hardly less violence to-day,
seriously interfered with telegraphic com
munication with New York, and The few
dispatches received to-day have been Of a
rather vague and uncertain character. The
regular Board of Trade dispatch at noon
quoted the price of Gold at 1888, and sub
sequently private adVices were represented
to have been received reporting an advance
to 10, but there was a disposition to dis
credit the statement. The newspapers did
not receive their usual reports, and at this
writing nothing has come to hand by which
we are definitely informed of the New
York market. 1t is, however, safe to as
sumo that gold was considerably higher
to-day, and dealers here operated upon this
hypothesis, as will be seen by our quota
tions given below. There is quite natural
ly a good deal of speculation in business
circles as to the future price Of gold, and
the tendency is to considerably unsettle
trade, particularly in those branches more
Immediately affected by the course of gold
premium, as dry goods and groceries. 1t is
perhaps idle to offer any opinion in this
connection, but further reflection does not
lead US to change he view presented in
the LEADER of this morning that the up
ward movement is in the main speculative
and will not be maintained. We admit
that the result depends very materially
upon the course that our national securities
may take in the European markets; but as
yet there is no cause for apprehension in
this regard. The latest quotations for Five
twenties in the London market was GAL,
which leaves a clear margin for shipment
from this side, and the quotations from
New York for these bonds to-day indicates
a demand fer this purpose. Exports of
commercial commodities viii also be stimu-
lated by the advance in gold while imports
will be checked, and thus gradually the
demand for specie be reduced. Under such
circumstances speculation would End it
hard to hold the price at extreme figures.
It is difficult however, to feel any certainty
in these matters when the weak condition
of European finances is taken into con
sideration, and it is upon this fact doubt
less, that the spectators are chiefly cal
culating. The financial and commercial
situation in England is anything but fat
tsring, aud trade relations with her in the
immediate future not the most hopeful.
Advices from New York with regard to
Governments to-day, reported old Five
twenties at 1898, an advance of II, other
bonds ruling steady and without particular
change. From this We conjecture that old
5-2Os are in active demand, probably for
the European markets.
In this market deslers advanced gold to
1855 buying and 10 sellingzobserving .
margin OF 5 per cent. Five-tWsnties Of
1862 were advanced buying and 1 per
cent. selling; other Governments IN
changed. We quotes
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

CoLLIsIOS-0NE WOMAN KILLED.-Tho
Chicago papers state that the schooners
Granada and Ostrich collided off the Man
itous Friday night, which was caused by q
prevailing fog. The mainmast, ~foresail
and mainsail of the Granada were carried
away, thu Ostrich only suffering in the loss
of her bowsprit. Thinking the vessel in a
leaking and unsafe condition, Captain
Fiske, of the Granada, made arrangements
to remove his wife and the cook, a Mrs.
Haight, of 0swego, on board the Ostrich.
In their attempted transit from one boat to
the other, the unfortunate Mrs. Hsight was
dreadfully crushed between the two boats,
there being quite a sea on. The body is
reported to lave been severed entirely, the
two parts falling into the lake, and efforts
to recover the remains were entirely inef-
fectusl.