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RAILWAY IxTELL1GENCE.

The Railroads and f:xrrchs Companies
-S&rret MRl1r0Ada In Eondon-SlDEu-
lar Foreign Verdict agat,,sa n Golsa.
pAmt-A m nlt1aosh Lpcom otivc-N&ccl
Capped Hsatis.
An order has Mrn introduced, Into the
Massachusetts l.eglslature 10 Inquire Into tho
working Of tho Exrnss sss.rm In relation 10
railroads, It Is not tho only proof that share
holders arr ts'glnnlng to bo inten4acd !u thu
Inquiry, why. II the asprsa aud dispatch
freight h,islncss and running sleaplng cars
pay such handsome dividends to those who
niaku II . separate business, these Inay not
all, very properly, swcll tho pFoess Of tic
road over which they aru run. An lnrcsslgn-
ton would show that In this way the very
cream OK ratlrond business Is surrendered to
those who, without the e'least risk In maintain
ing tho ltues, create for themselves enormous
Dividends. One met is likely 10 be deYeloped
chunEe being speedily reached, and that. is
the private Interest Of many ral1road officials
In these side operations that pay 30 well.
Nevertheless, leading 1ailroad Journals are
beginning to aaacrt very strongly In behalf Of
shareholders, that, when the railroads reach
the condition of saving. a good share Of the
legitimate profits, Il will be found that they
are doing their own express business and run
ming their own sleeping cars. -
4, In London the press and public are being
ynriously exercised ut the speedy prospect Of
realizing street railroads, calling them tram-
ways, and securing the Company such extra
ordinary privileges that as there arc no names
In the bill, It gives the high English organs d
cold chill lest George Fsancis Train, or some
other !ente1psising American, have n finger,I IN
the pie, which, however great it's actual bene..
its to The public, would find them outweigh
cd in tho humiliation Of national PRIDE.
il; IA moat singular verdict has been rcndcrr
cd by French Tribunal against tho Orleans
Railway Company to: recover damages laid In
1900 1anc.. for :}oss ind lncouven,cneo; to
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wANTED-A P01.ICE ToRcp

Yesterday some three hundred men I'VE
suppose VIC must cali them men, Is they each
walked on two 1egs) went ont over the prai.
RE ten miles In carriages, through the sever
est storm Of the season, to witness dog
fght. They took o couple Of dogs With them,
who had no cause to quarrel With each other,
and melted them to mangle and break each
others bones as long as they had strength to
crawl to the encounter. The sceDo .Has like
that Of hell itself. Drunkenness and bias
phcmy and all the houid passions Of depraved
natures there had full play. To say that the
two CANNES were superior, In every admirable
trait, to their human companions, would but
fcebly express patent fact.
We allude to this disgusting affair for the
purpose Of inqu1rinE why the police authori.
ties did not prevent. 1t. II NC read the law
Alright their jurisdiction extends over the
whole county. It was well-lnovn on Tues
day, when and where the light YVES to take
place. It was known who wonld be there.
These things we're known to the police as we'll
- the public It Ia known to the police
authorities likewise that such an assemb1age
Of rouEhs Is prinna jdcia evidence Of mischief,
and in nine cases out Of ten the sure prcsage
of crime and breach Of the peace. We make
this inquiry for the purpose Of having 1t an
swercd. The citizens Of Chicago who pay
pretty roundly for police force, have right
to IN answer.
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Wilmington, VIII county, On Monday 1ast,-havlne
ben oct stnce the Friday night psevtous-retusned
verdict Of "guity OF murder n the h.st tegree."
Mot On has bct n made for new ts1al,
The Rockford Rs9sster has been changed to IN
oesa'o form, and IS much improved in appearance.
although previously one Of the handeomeet week
Lies IN the stats. The Rtoistr Is in every respect
adEst-ela.s journal. The Mount Carroll Hiyrpr hss
changed hands, Neskss. HolllnRer & Wlndle, Who
have been out Of 1t for ahoas ,ear, aga,n ,aking
Posseestou.
The Rrseev1l1e coal mrnt, and the nina recently
opened bJ q. L. CadJ. two miles wess Of WtImtac-
ton, have been purchased by Nj. Aeeker, Of Chi
cs9o.
The Caritnstle Free Democrat sayh the vote tsken
In that town, on Monday Of last week, On the pro-
position submitted By the council to erect new
achool house, 10 cost SIS COO resulted IN favor OF
the project. The vote stood 24g toss
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lepttaA Otsp61GQ 10 I1e Ghfc1EQ ltfoe&.l
CArno, H., Feb. u.
dcnt Iohnton's course we're yoc7lsanusly received.
and parsed t!J Acehmaton.
The " Democracy Of Cairo are COMPOSED
Of tie worst Co1'perheads IN Illinois. MANY
of them served In the rebel ranks, and all OF
them sympatbised with the nsurgents, and
prayed and hoped for their success, In their
attmpts u destroy the Union. Those dis
loyal men are nov vocilerously' iudorsine
Tue cot,rsc" Of President Johnson. They
are 20 pleased with It that they " vocltarous.
ay' applaud It, and paAs resolutions BY sac
clamation"-with loud shouts. Docs the
"eouse" Of any strnaght CnIon 7nan in
Congress receive such tokens of their appro.
bauon! Did the Cairo Corpcrhcads pass any
toctlcTous resolutions commanding tlle
Course" of Judge 1fumbull or Gov, Yates
our Cnlon Senators Did they :" vocifcratc,'
their applause for the t'icoursc" Of the eleven
Illinois Union Representatives 10 the House .
Did thcy cvcr applaude the course Of p.esI.
dent lincoln: What kindred feeling ia i,
thet makes those Fofst Of Coppcrheads such
ardent supporters Of the t'eourse'' Of the
President. No meeting Of loyal .ncn who
wcre on the side Of their country during the
war, has gone Into rapturcs over the P1csi
dents "coutse.' Republicans nnd nothing
in it to require "xoclferous :scclamatfons. y
ofthc two millions Of loyal men who voted
Tor Mr. johnson, and made him Vice Pred
dent, not one Is vociferatln@ cncomiuma OF his
*course.n
Here and there mny be found courtier like
Doolittlc or trimmer Ike Raymond, who
7'rtfe1d they are pleased with the .rres,d dcpt's
course, hut at heart they are not, They a,r
practising duplicity-sha1nmlne. They 1,onf
10 hold him from going clean over To 4bs
camp o, tho coppcrhcads, and they are IN
sore distress Of mind MS 10 whether tley lad
better bnck out now and 1eavc him, nr follow
him across the gulf into the znnks Of tho enc
mics oi the Union, but still hoping that h
will not make the plunge. The Cairo Cop
Dcrhcads, on the contrary, arc conf
dent ,hat lie il marching straight II
tltir. lines, md that In d short tim
uc will be nj their headquarters. They Fe
g11d him as Meir " Mosea,'' to lead them gu
of the "hcu on earth'' In which they lin
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e The Torontu Glo5s learns that the Co
madam delegates at Washington "odered to
"docpcn the chain Of canals, at a cost Of H.
"tcen millions of dollars In gold. 50 that 1ny
Htcssel navigating the Upper Lakss could pass
" through them to the Ocean," Instead OF &C.
cepting, OF paying any attention to this prop
osition, Of such vast moment to the North
vest, the Committee of Wars and Means pro-
posed-what. That we shall hare the right
to catch Goldfish, and swap gFindstoncs free Of
duty! Was there ever such t1salng with
grave matters In Legislative body?
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themselves banished BY the 10y al masses Of the
Union for their trcachc1ous and trnasonsble
behaviour during the war for the salvation Of
the Union. But he cau never bring them
forth; they committed the unpardonablc ein
when they took sides with the would-be para
cidca of The Republic Arnold and tho tories
of the Revolution had better chance Of for
givcncss than the Coppcrheads. johnson
may-but We trust not-make an Aaron Burr
Of himself 10 his attempt to found new p.r-
" of " Conservatives, u by betrsytng the real
party Of the unton; but he VIII never succeed
as ." Moses'' TO lead forth the banished Cop-
Pc heads to green fields and pastures new.
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Tho Concord Bank Robbery.-Noucxsy
tho Best PoItcYs

r...,.-.-S 1-.--..,.
a., Ds sss,s u.s' rs ne anoaasto' ,t suus
.,ae, @ o,a o.ss,,a ~ ~ ~ ~ pa @1!na,s na,s
49,. raas-ssd o r.a p1.s ..me,4 ~ .t'el. =.
i'll. 49, .,..,.. ..s1 's a.. -. - ~ ~
7aAs.sa .an'. as.;.,s 80 ~ ~ -. ~ 10y
49, e 0 sa..e.ss. =. ~ 49, s .41aa ~
sono ~ ~ ~ .ssa s 49, $500 ~ neA1. ~,
EeW Uarcn 1os6 occr1t az II ,Eoa ~ a. w. ~ ~, t
serm,nr nas he,,n ,,nt,,rnsd m ,n ths ,trht M - ~ -,
ssr TSs hs1f r,,I,;an that .w.n+ t,T,n.e -nrs ~
terr with ner+;cs n1tnoWr h,s ron,o nm t,as,- ,a
and ,nt4ice b.s tbe Enares, IN her e7,re cra-n
In ne view of sncb facfa fs !, a ouart,on Ehoti,
~ enc., cntcrnr;ses n. tboss which dev,se srct
attacks anon the safety a, property aro protlt.
ab1c. to say nothing Of thei, morality
How far Is II necessary to search into The
records Of snch crime. ia move that If all
precarious ventures they are The worst > I'm.
arIne fhe skin renniHfte to n,an Me n,rht Al.
tnck m the Exnrr.s Copnanv,e boards' Thc
coolpcss and daring il demanded would have
horn noh}c cxcrtea Enr a worthy nn-noee
The labor and continuous anxiety OF The task
could only have been fully compensated ny
some very large result in an homes. direction.
As it was, the scheme cane to uaucht, The
net broke. aud m one was caught but the fxl.
oulous fisher. The same skin. daring and
enterprisa habitually" mt forth in m honest
and honorable calling. would have won better
tf,an tbe common rewards. for the bank
rohhers at concord and the- 1nnd rfrn+ee an
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nrf 1fSfx4 10 i-fu
.:,1 ~. s"1as .s,s...,sa .,. ~. w" ~,
"ta tue ee1oteo oeiesatoO occufs lne .o'-
LOWING passases
The Praetdent-Eact community IL better Pre-
raleu 70 dete'mlne the depositaIy ol II p1ntlcn
ns ~ e ra r. s H. enu II, -, % VI, III s6. I.s
md uot for lie Conr1es. Or The Iniied Sisies. I
might 90 down here to the oaliot-box tomorrow
snn fq1s mso'x y ss ,s3 asia 9a Ga1 c
tider it YOU'D be i1iannIcal in me 10 attempt 10
aoree ench upon mem W1!nont toe's N1H It = 3,
reosts NUT bs o6eyed. Is thefo anythIne w1unR or
uniatE II that1
nc 5 r. Pax,ssnf 9in II , E.a9 oe ta*' II
1bs fse1dent.- IS Tho people Il the ststcs that
mast @ !or II anemseSes Determine this thinx GO not
var Of faccs. &c - . "'' = ~''~' "'A4 S'A'14eee
M .er,ons ,.,,ot,t,on. nota In ,,,aa. N 4ha
,os,,,o,, tst.t ~ ~ rn.stdo,,t nsos.asa ~
~ - swras ~ -. 49, sa.,a,tte1 -. ~! D.As 49,
reo.1s. Nbo arr The neon,es The President
e,re 4st e. +hs roorlo ~ ~. a..tos +t.t ,,n-t
49,. .ha 5ns1t,a, ~ satssn IT,
80 ..ss,s -, assr.s ~ s.s.,...s. -. a,.,"
~ ~! 'sot,aas +hs ma.nsnr ~ ~. ra,s u ~
-. ~N'0 -''S''''e " '>-e IVA" f'''
L. ton E'g Fp'e. h1' popnius. me booy
u pasons "lo eeaapose : community nm: nanon
.oc,hos ~ .aaass aa eae q noi'aaaaIs 1o.n1ng 10
t,nrn1.,,.s f-r,,, .ns.I., 49,. ~ ~ ote@
clerical The ttnrul,bed eroysd ~. ,,..r,...
the Common clart. he vu,eas. When enzttn~ n
State We u.e p<opte for the maes os The comm.
nit, A. distinguished from their rulers, aud nation
for The entire political body.
Such is tie standard, accepted meaning Of
the word People. in the English language, as
understood IN the United States,
Ihis definition embraces al tue inhab-
nants OF my State. It embraces the
,b'ack man a. we'll as the white man-the 10y
81 man Us wen us the disioyal. Nj. johnson
says 1na' Inc people Of the States must deter
mtne Inc Suffrage question but 50 far as re-
earas cicsen staees latel5 In rebellion, he In
G.uaes on5 tue *nite reoele. The eolorcd
umonisla a1e not counted as " peoplc'' at all.
There Is the State Of South Carolina wherc
t.sss-thfrds Of Tie "people,' popu]aee, inhAbi.
tants, nsc excluded fsom MI participation In
tho question as to who shat! vote. There is
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Coat to the city Of 'auae original eou- -. =,
r.tsss :i.rad; sIiowc. a.eS
Etras to he allowed. 1o,oW.oo
sa4, ls9, 90
Lcsy,ne the contractors proat OF <t.s790a IN ad-
statement Ut The work done by the
il hero attached i. part d thIa 1rpors, toeethe.
With The statement Of Dnn I Go,san - 70! 70 t!!s
our city of1ecrs arr TO be believed. nc eonesots
hase rot lost very much money: and AZ noE e9p.
tsed 10 any such inG1ea*e - M the5 ssK a lnai ~
Board Of Public Works A. TO the cost Of tho work
already done, your committee are well AWARE.
I,ut they eanno, Be blind to the faet
sIIIutea eIn, .s snIhot1.y ] = 10 vhom i. co eoumlt nit
led thc management, Of The puhlc works OF the ci1J,
aud stncc ihej are the o.clai eource to which this
1na r. Seeyed s.tber tan ,ose ,ns ha. at,
,uents are denied by the Board, tor the Board ART
oniee. fs~<'' '''N @@.o >'''1>'~' -
Yorr committee are in favor Of giving to the con-
tsnctozs such an 1ncrease only A. fhey ar salry
titled to, but they fail 10 discover ln any ot the
reports the justice Of the caIna Of The petitioners
10 60 large an increase a. y a.ked foE, and a 1nt
prepared TO ray hcu much In justice It ought TO b.
K1s proper 10 state that The water fund = u suen
Of thle Council. Only fs76noo nlore q ihe wstsr
par Value would bo insufficient 10 meet tho 'pp'o-
fcur cnMraIitec would therefore recon- menu tnat
The whole autssoa Be referred naeE * ,e1 oe ,coor =,
The Council what tncteate, lfsnJ, shooM oG saa,eo
to Dun = Gowan on their eon!fast iot tae oQtlalng
Lake 1ne1 1,h " ySo1e. W9%. aaysnn 10 mol
IN" - - fsa1ioo.) holding = security for
.ush advance she machinery OF the contractors nsed
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A p,sHokEsr rsEnyAsr.-Samuel ". spe'iman,
composite, ia tho 4foses occ appeared In the Po-
lice Court resterday forenoon, End accused gih
named Mary Parks Of ,he larceny Of x29 A. sta.sd
that on Monaay DO received ihe sum 9! s1it Wmen -
be placed n d oscleost pocket " %sa 5 a9Ggt To-
MhsIc M.1emsintd until aho folio Yin. Enoru!n:,
wbep, upon loolue foF hia noacy, he di.eovstsa
a. Lad mytcriontly cl'aP2s:ab ssspssns e
9t Ss,s EDe. - sv %is Go
so hsSins appseh nded .le Gil orJsrgd hsF e =
searched, Upon which Tho monsy was loaaa ns sol.,a
up beneath her arm. sho WA u ouss son' oe'9'0
thu G13ud jury "
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place very shortly, In which the general pub
fic viii take much interest,".

AauLa1o 'oHo1"
Perhaps the frst instance On record where
colored man mas sas Upon ~ H. i1HaIy i reported
State IL" mas lone lgnaseo g ali distinctions Of
color u thls, as IN Vohng: mihtary service,
and otner maLsis, onL 1lthetto tne town and
city oMelals, "aose oustness II vas 10 ORA"
the IoIs tor !n.y sets,, asse auslly ABSTAIN
60 is9n Pai9 w ;,h us H. NV saese q wing
men 10 is se ~. oa T. n adnes,r III n hsfa o. nnsls'
iaeas. 4. w naplt Is ieaaa =! +b +bsns apanaon
ca ~ ~ a,,aa ~ ~ ~ n,,st uaaanGe IN Ia
SUCH movement, lut ulAuGs VI C4tlLGQS QaFe
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We give, at the time of its first completion,
the figures Of the Stste ccnsus Of Iowa, show
ing the population by counties. Tho census
returns are now presented by tho Census
Board, in the shape Of compact and valuable
pamphlet Of 167 pages, comprising very val
uab1c mass Of details pertaining to the growth
and development Of the Stale, In statistics Of
population, agriculture, domestic and general
manufactures, and other items OF interest.
Thestatistics Of population are in tho aggre-
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The above eet1mated cost 10 the contractors foes
not include tho experiment In brtck making, inter-
ct md Other losses In raiatng money or valae Of
pe1sunal kervfcet. '--'
E. s. CnEsDnopau, City Engineer.
Aetnal amount Of labor md materials required IN
making IS feet ltueal Of the shore end OF the lase
tunnel. during the weeg ending January u, 1sG6,
, 1866-02-15

The Alton Dt7noe5H Ewes an account Of shock
ing murder, which -h9s recently occurred In Jersey
county. John Reddish and Robert Hedford were
charged BY John Duunsm and Lawis Turner with
stealing some wheat belonging to jacob Reddish
Mcdford swose that be would k1n Dunham Tor It.
The next morning he went to D1nhan.s house,
near Fedop, and inquired for him, aud WIS told By
his vile thak was In the woods. Nedtmd hunted
up Dunhan, he being On horseback, and came upon
him In the woods whcre he IVES at work with another
man choppine wood He told him that he was
going 10 kill him Tor saying Whist be did, and dsed
At Dunhhm with Shot gun. Drnham turned away
to dee, the shot entering his thigh coming
out In his groin. Hedfo1d, II teens, hunted fos
Turner, also, no doubt intending to take his life,
bpt Turner eluded him. Dunham fingered until this
morning, when be died. Medfotd had not been A.
rrsted ii last acrouuta.
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on tie work md The deen per cent rcsaincd ont Of
heir estimates.
(5lgnedl -.-.-.,.,
- 1. L. Boxp, 1r-.,.
CnAhL1a P. HotDkN, ~ Htas
CAAN1Is e. WICKER. u tasae"'
Statement af The coat Of crib and ehaf md sink.
.og shan up 10 January, 1876, Il ono hunlrcd and
1onS thousand four hundred aud sh1ea holl.rt
txl0&.41l0A Ihete Il bill oauandtng nj nnwsrfs
% o taS5 9SeS = fol,1 toy e.i9s vesss
c3udcd In the aboFo s1nonnt - AS' ~
jSc. P. OEfKR4Ax.
JAMES Gown.
n I.rnsrx 1ses ~ S"ofn 70 before me- this 99th d,y
u fS.s, S.o1111 4oeo. RoRgRr MAIcox
Statement ot tho estimated ent, ~ ~ ~ - T..
Tuuncl To February /, 136J: As 44aAa
COST TO CONTRACTORS.
NcKk done ..-........,..,.,,... x1s- xoo m
5,2lO htea1 IT. Of tunnel to be duno. iHsSns =,
Living and tsa,ellrrg expenses Smm ~
...-.. $Gl, 500 %
COST 70 THE cIEE.
Original cuntnc4 price. 3s13 ia m
Extras already allowed. .-.,,. a9 IN II
Extras 10 be allowed ri IN
--.s.- $o6d 1so0 %
The above eet1mated cost to the contractors ioes
not include tho experiment In brack making inter
ct md oihcr Losses In raiatng money or value ot
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According to the statistics finder tho head
Miscellaneous, iowa has T9l miles of railroad,
II higher institutions OF learning 40 colleges,'
academies, md universities With 2,337 stu
dents in attendance. The number OF enclosed
acres is s, cca2'7 ,o553. Her staple agricultural
1roHurfs fra rFunrtrI ma fnI1n%s.
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plaintiff from delay Of a railway train, by
heated s1le, whereby he lost the steamer at
Bordeaux. The company resisted on the
ground Of inevitable accident, but this was
disallowed, md the defendants made respon-
e!ble In tho sun of 200 francs. French law
would create sad havoc among American rail.
way profits, II this strict rulo were to be held
In tho same class OF cases rs the above.
The London Engineer describes two im-
mense locomotives, the heaviest being Of
French make, and weighing s. tons, the other
English, and weighing II tons. Both worked
well aud the latter Is pronounced decidedly
successful.
New rails Of the American pattern are
being made abroad with Besscmer steel heads
welded on iron, at small increase of cost.
, 1866-02-15

The Liquor War In massnchuaetts-
Sharp Legal Conte.4-A Remarkable
Tnr.and.Eea1her Case-A C0lored Ju-
gman-Tho Old stale House-Pef-
aoNHl.
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NH,m.Mb
i1A.AN,N
a@.
E&9.s61.pD
&AiIl99,0l

Cost TO the city Of ssuae original eou-
tract. f31b1c9 .0u
Extras atrcAtly SLOWED e.i..,,,..... 49,. $4,000
E14ras to be allowed. 10000. "
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Gold has been firm all day at 1881 1888. and the
market closed at 1851 1888 Loans generally
mado at 1e Is per cent per diem in favor Of the
lender of the coin. The effect Of the payment Of the
May coupons appears have been discounted and there
Is absence Of apprehension Of further fall In the
premium arising from this cause.
Eorogn exchange has been quiet although Arm, not
withstandng the somewhat ominous advices from Eu-
rope respecting the Austrian Prussian difficulty which
appears to DO growing In porentousness and to have
again unsettled every bourss tho continent we'll as
the English funds Consos on the 10th inst declined
the London Stock Exchange 10 500 Il, aud on the
morning OF the 18th ve-twentics quoted at II
Tx, Erie 54tt 65 Illinois Central s0h a. On the
Frankfort Bourse ncessant fluctuations reported
during the fortnight previous, with decided panic at
timo under strong pressure to SELL This tumul.
was however soon followed by peaceful rumors and
quick recovery. Austrian stocks i've per cent al
Bsln within days and then relapsed only TO rise
ag1n. These fluctuations mainly owing to reports
that France had determined 10 espouse the cause OF
Prussh in tho event OF her going 10 with Austria
Bankevs' bills on England at sixty days were quoted
at 1917 y, short sight 1osk a y. Commercial
bills arc IA very light supply, and rated at 1864
1o7H. Bic ON Paris sixty days are quoted
at 5f 21Ac " 2ec., short sight o. 24lsc. ST. 23c.
II is probable thatthe decline Of . penny two cents
pound In cotton in TIC Liverpool market will check TO
limited extent shipments from this sdc and sho uld
such be the case the ratcs Of exchange will hkcy
advance slightly in consequence
Mining stocks were active aud Grin but petroleum
shares dull at the Ast board the second tho
market for both was inactive. Central closed ut 81,
Fam McC ntock 81 U.s. United States $40 40. Bennchof
Run sl1 So Quartz Hin IS 25 Columbian, So So
The following statement shows tho condition OF the
Philadelphia banks yesterday compared with the pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, April 24--6 r. \


AsuEs.--Receipts packages. light demand con-
tinued and small sales made at full prices We
quote pot So o2& so SIX, aud pearl noninay sl2
So 123l. The stock OF the latter description is very
small that no sales to any extent can be made.
BREApsuFFs. Receipts $40 bb,s. -four, 1865 bags
meal 600 bushels wheat $3.50 do corn, IS do.
oats and $50 do malt. The European ad7ices by tho
America considered favorable, leading to more
active demand for all grades, which resulted in ad
of &C. 15c. per bb at which the market closed
very steady. The sales about 1850 bbls. at
revised quotations annexed. In the market for
Southern -four increased frmness and considerable
activity noticeable for all qualities; the sales
reached 800 bbs Prices for Canada -four about
&c 10c BETTER the market closing rm at the improve
ment with sales of 500 bbls The demand for rye -four
was very moderate Corn meal was in fair request at
full prcos note sales OF 100 bbls Marshs Galore
81 rs, and 700bbls. Brandywno at 81 80 81 S.. We
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Iftai. ....',."........ SIS, $50, 23l
Tho Rochester IN ~, a. or L.. ..-...-
o2s,sD

'he rochester IN. Y. Union OF last even ng SAYS.
me National Union Bank OF this city pr,nosa. IN 10
1to liquidation and close up It's affairs al onco -
,usr mas been sent 10 the stockholders BY tho drar
tnat the act Just passed by the Legislature taxn
peuA caIta seems 10 render necessary the couso nr
poa me taxes or this locality last year were q q nor
cent ana mis- With the federal taxos would tako ali
earnings OF the bank. Tho tax o. sovcn nor cont ~
90 levied on tn bank by the city makes Il necessary
the capital TO DO out OF the way before Ina aeasnr
get round 10 prevent this tax from beng IevieJ
.he directors propose 10 sell tho Assets Of iIe bant
Ihat this scheme will DO carried into eieo. there 10 No
oouot ana perhaps other banks may do ukewse THO
Union BANK has dono large and profitable bnsi
rr-s ~ ~ anu as as sccs Is IL per cent premium
,ne institution undoubtedly sou1 The bank pald no
local TAX last year, while citizens DOING business had 10
,ne Pay OF their own tax and thai af this Jaak
and all others which did not pay
The movement OF spcce in Great Britain during lam.
AIRY and February Of this year was as follows:
Tho Imports Of gold into the United Kingdom in ~,
nrst Two months OF this year re 81 32j ola ss corr
pared with 81 0s4 4oi In S05 and az o0s IA IN lsal
vone.ponjing period) The exports VI gold iron, ths
Nnted hlngiom In the frat two msntbs OF rms yoar
Nefe zys ll agalnst 81 3s aiS ia fs65 and f2 III
ooz "a ieot corresponding pcriodsl Tho imports o. sl
rer 10 he nst two months Of this year were valued M
$50, against f9S1 49, in lse5 and "a iii ooi in
evs lcorrc ,pondng perlods The exports OF silver 10
sepruary rs this year ell 10 3eI against 81 o-o
72s ;" lspo and 81 GA lS7 III iSo, n.rlod
The comDl- 'algs OF the gold and silvcr i3noraJ n
the 1rs two months o. 49, year was thus ca .o, s7p
against 20 065 500 In 1895 and In 1sCl CORES
pondng periodsl The comb nod value Of the cold and
oliver exported in tho first months Of THE year was
Sal, against e. a52 GIL In 1895 and Is 3S5 $40 in
ls0S corresponding pcfiodsl