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CAPITAL, slO0,OOO.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
Nl Interest paid on Special Deposits. Notes
Ann Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
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the decision n rrbrrr Is tho question OF tho moral
respo0s baiiy 81 uor Aa1esy's rovernIsat, on ~
s.,,,ao ~ ~ aft.st str,e Of exicd befrs ne
oors ~. ~ ~ he tstd Stktss ard fAe nfedTats az 81
All ~ r.at sumption Il would oe for the arbsicr Q
cssf,fine there hsd been any such fannfe
tDa Yar, 81 tne British government as aieuifal 10 the
ubs vance egay morally, o. aay dut'es or re aIess
towards government 81 no UDlsed Sts could DO
deemed 70 inyovs mora respol iDts on tho Fart OF
lie HiiIsa 20 10 mako good losses Am,r,-
caused BY The Alabama and ether vessels u
A. regard me general claims ths question OF moral
responsibility on lDe psrt Of ner MAJESTY government
does AO AMI csunot spae slto dssute at 81.
Ar S'sard rightly supposes tha her aaiesty's gov
ernnent q ~ nt,5Ss 1tuE0s for the ajndlca ion
one, VI ha Alabama Gains t.e o.Ler .i tic general
canlto che he ng in the first Instance Of all events
me rinans u ~ a'sser who would be called upon 10
pronounce on he Fincipes Of the mora responsible ~
~ he srti-h 60 arnnan aud on the na.ues OF whose
decisoa would depenl TIC quesi 81 tho apponl nent
ot smIx' coranissoa Tor eAunps,ien in detail q
tho seyer;. cssns ciizsns ~ lie In cd STA es 70
winch tilF dcc's "A arp ed--nainey ihose nsns olt
of the Expectations the gaiina aud her si,tinr
yesse,s aud inc sdudcatoa OF Inc sums Ia. aG!c 10
sch easr; lie oher. IT, commencement ana 10 rs
ciols, purely mixed commsl II Tor tie exam nttion
Of y rcyii aims III tie ss1c Is and teeS 81 tft
esrntfis a,sn. OH. Oh che war and ali cation VI
tue payable Dy e.tIcg coaplgy ia eaca case
The distinction between the Two Classes OF Gains 10
in, and therefore may no. ieoaifc IN; assi@laDcc -
arDter Geo lie differences ~ 10 al ng between
te ssBels: tNe ctnef though org nay brought
before mixed comm ion may possibly r ae'ie tho
intervention afOiker IN case oi difference Of
opinion among TO- memo Is ~ the commission which
couin not be ohrra rcclnciitd ani for which Case
provision wond us made ~ inc ordinary way IN uio
convention ior The selemcnl &c The mixed claims by
tne nserJn 81 aces ~ regard 10 tae selection OF an
aroer.
HE ,unctcns OF such arpi or, vel OF
bitter ~ ss parposc in me o,her aixcd mmis,ion
Tor whch pro siou w7ud nave 10 be made - eel the
conlingene; ~ tire so-ciliei Alabama claims cunag
eventually auder tho grgltxsnc, Of mixed comm,
son would have nothing con non with tre fGnc; nous
tne afpiler WnDin question OF pgipc pie in.
VOWED 10 the last me;ioaed Class OF Claims would DO
referred.
M.-estv,g roveru m cam II upnral end
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{ u r 0 r E..
E1glaaaS Position on the $50 Called
Alabama Claims.
Lord Etanley's Despatch Of
November &c.
11lcs Favrs's Speech o. NaEolson's
Roman Policy.

The inman sicarnshis city d Bostor. which lef Liver
poo at noon On thc ih and Queenstown the 5h
instant arrived d th.s port yesterday mornnS, BRING
Ing mali ropoTs detail o. our cable dispatches dated
70 the day Il .aans tiom holland.
ror some d,ys fore the sailing Of the City OF Boston
the ~ ber sal been evcesdIngy stofay ia EHggli,
sni iauca damage was d5ao--hy cyclone Il is
sa,-ed-to shipping aad otter properly ard many
hges lost. 0Siug The storm rhc cunard scaaer Java
Gil not cal Queenstown htr voyage out, and
dssined outsde TIE AesseS for tNeRSy hcars
70 tho execution Of tnc Fenans Manchester
tracing attention from is iulam nStory ana seoilioIs
lAtuIe.
In the House Of Lords. th~ 3D. Lcrd nuferin
moved for tho police reports relative late N OK
Funerals 10 Ireland lie conioRnod porion OF
press which has represented tire murierars Of Pol
sergeans Brett poti,iea oaerders lie expressed
Party Fracesi ion acL with unswerysng ,mpar,ality.
The Earl OF Derby said tost so far as the
government hai been informed. the persons
engaged 10 the process ions had committed
eng oaencs agalns the iaw. lie regretted the ciIcrs
made by journals raise tho Manchester cut
rage to the level political crime The offence he
raid, simply marder and the government felt that
was necessary to let tAo Law take course. Tie
Eoton FOR the police reports was tbon with ,rlwn
The Manchester Caisrier iae failure OF Mr..
John Barnes, cotton spinner. Blackburn with liabilities
OF aoout Goo ooo and Mr.. Stephen Andrew. cotton
spinner, Ashton-under-L rno
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ALLEGED rnsgD.

New 0rlenus Merchants Brought 70 This City
on n s,tion- Their Indie mrnt by the
Grand Jmry--Thc Cese Before Justice
D0wlnx.
Sixth pro inc was waited upon and reluestea to take
the necessary steps procure the New Orleans
OF Moses Frank, alias walia-x, sixty-ane years
Of age and his 500 George Edward Frank alas Walask
aoed txenty-two. who had been indicted in this
city on The argc Of OBJ a1ny gods By means
OF false and fraudulent atoms Captain Jour
dan accordingly procured rsquis,ion from Gsysr nor
fenlon Of this state, upon Governor a1ders OF Loai
ana which he gave 10 det Woodbridge Of his iorce
with Instructions 70 proceed 70 New Orleans arrest the
parties named and bring 70 New York On reach
ing tue Crescent City Detective Woodbridge secured the
services Of special officer Munday OF that city, add pro.
ceeding the place OF business Of the Mcssrs Frank
No CO 81. Jossph's street. arrested them The
prisoners taken the oics OF Chief OF POLES
Williamson, soon afe which their nssi susd ont
writ a habeas corpus 20 winch q proper 10 IRA was
made. On hear ny before tia Court th~ writ was ia
ko.ved aud the prisoners ,na-ied the ody II the
officers VINO ~ere requested BY me ie'cnaasis swyer
10 daain them In tho cry iii be I'D prccurc fresh
~rL Failing however, pledge theraselses 20
do 80, the officers watching taer opportunity.
tho North and let fast as steam could
take them General Hancock, 10 charge u that
military department, cn hearing ina, the prisoners had
been taken away by tnt officers iciegapaci aino.
every section of the state requesting OF is de-
Icuuani~. the ttnrTa iRlisl w hfs purpose,
despa cnes delivered on 'ers The
Messrs F-ank alias Waiiack, ached this IN safety
on sGnday afternoon ani we're Committed 10 The cells.
Yesterray they taken before Aftor ocy
VINO committed them 10 Tho Tennis fSr cxauainaitop.
which u take acs 10 few days.
> afheilner merchant. u M. a. White street lost
{il 600 worth nf goods by the d. endants aid ii n
legged that nnme>ons other merchants q s CIV
be dsiraudea OF Goods amounting 10 $3.50 600 by
TIE accused paref. II " stncd that in order obtain
goods wstuoIs IssyDg Or them tie prisoners furgsi
letters o. recomreaJs ion, in when tney used The
ma mes OF wealthy merchants who well knoxn to
those from shon they proposed Purchasing. Dursug
tie yesgtt wncn has psen orlsrel tho fun par-
ticulsrs WI be dcve,opeI.
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Ens,i.. opinson Of The situation.


Lord starcs hss aid of are Parliament despatch 0
Mr. Ford, al Wa hogtoa OF date 80 recent l6 /,
uil. which SLOWS g 'ary tho siato OF the q elton
pending between lhls couary aud the United States
with re-arJ 20 lie acaIna CLAIMS The DIM " raised
gr1 ut b, Mt ~arl Lord Ssa6ieys nrcas.
sion 10 Office SIT dsr,fcfs aksenen. Mr. seward bnd
framed his acceptance Of LORD Stanley offer 10
refer tho Am Gains TO arbitration as 10
sey the Impression i.nt u Is tic desire o. the
United Saes goeerninent that any tribu.al t. b.
agreed upon ia daaIng with tho Alabama clsi ns
enter into tue question ether the OF p,icy OF
Ssiesa bell gcnsDt Power not suitable
tbs circumstances OF the time when tn recognition
~as made Lori 5fanley says di~tiurtly The
Queens government campo. consent TO reference
OF tbs question. In any reference OF the Alabama
claims 10 ar5itrlton 4 stl2 De dsunsl hI
1L sde or &c led let resss ia oorrr,l-
nlsat OF fhs I'm I'd vars ard me Co f.fc-Ge ) ats
that point beng coaoadui, would DO for
tue aroier to casernNe wbeber there hal basD any
fuch ai;lre the part ~ the Briti government 10
moral pons, biy par Of tho British govern
Tent to max. gopi losses 0i American
by the Alabs aud other :esSeis OF the cilss
his as the purpnr VI Lord SIaDeys spascn. wNich
print ia her contnn The pubic, beieve
"a by Inns tiR. heartily weary VI discussion
Ia multiply words 1t. fhcrs tnine,
however. most Necessary u he rene NIB rcd
Nr seward undo belly tue aggrgrahay
OF correspondents, bot he hava for his
som one ~ho VIII write less and behave 70 great
tsaus pot cal 10 tue Uni.et State i,
Swallowed by the lac ell cnns and ali IN favor OF
the oemocs attic parsy the q and u Jsya n 0l1rd
le p1r NJ 10 rss ~ he Ana tsh le,ony
oslI osia nsy s.dsspens1be. IL \: should
iuIo Office hia these unsettled and while
mo Iicnds rea civilizations bo.a ssdes 81 tho
Atianllc soaid ds ploro.
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NEW JERSEY.

newark.
FATAL AcupEyr-Two iss DrRfgD ~ SAND BASx.-
About ten O'Clock this morning, whilo gang OF men
engaged IN srcavating bank twelve feet high
tue line Of tue Paterson AMI kewak Raj ruad, at North
Bcicvdlc, the bank suddenly cavei n buying Of
tls workmcn alive The REMAINDER worked with will
- release Their COMPANIONS. but upon removing the
earth they were found 70 10 dead lnsir names were
Menael McLane or Paterson and Hugh O'Donnell 81
New YORK. Thoy attempted 10 escipe, but In their
haste rsa arsluu an Obstruction and we're thrown back
The cosniy physician granted certificates fos burial
Paterson.
FfytLs or TIE AtnsBoVss CAss --Ou Saturday, the
lsh. the Court q oyer and Tsrniner n Bergen county
t~acd order dlschareisg Mr. slsier keeper OF the
rAssrsos Pcorhohso from al gum CHARGED II she Eve
Indictments found ssala.s hin a. the last term
Newton.
Dx<rrrcuvx TfRs-Abovt six O'Clock yesterday noru-
Ing the Willard House. hotel sns SUSSEX Rslrcsd
depot ~ Newtoa, found TO bs on Gre. The build
log, With 10 conistu, was entirely ees,rcyed. The
structure was osnsi 81 Ar. Potter and occupied BY
Mr. samuel Sweasy The formers loss nss.tiua.ed A.
e050o no insurance. Dir Swessys loss about ga 200
inssred for $500 The IRE originated from dsiecnvs
hus.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

lospar, Dec. l6-cPM II.
ihe s''u ma set developed an upward tendency To-
Gay, sue e.romo range having from 1888 10 1854
WIN We closing transactions at 1914 10 l33T, against
- OF tho opening. The Improvement was vigorously
resisted by tho great majority OF the spectators ana
fresh sho sales made old contracts were
There was brisk borrowing demand for coin,
and made without interest aud at Two per
per 1-Gi per per diem In favor OF
tho lender. and at a . per cent for carrying Tho
volume OF speculative business large. and the
foreign bankers buyers, Ia anticipation OF &C.
mand for export, which tho condition OF tho foreign
exchanges is favorable. Tho Imports OF speci, lust
week amounted TO $2J, 43S.
Government securities dull al the OF the
leading dealers during the morning. but noon they
became Or and active inquiry for Eve wenties OF
1862 set In which, Notwithstanding lover Quotation
from London, carried the price from 1914 at the opening
70 losh al tile The rot OF tho list was frmcr Ia
sympathy but the advance in prices only fractional
The demand for the old fvo-twenles chiefly from
spectators Tor fall tse oshortr interest in these
bonds vel those OF tho issue OF 1885, being very
large and the former proved TO be fer delivery.
The present low prices a!acng investment ordes,
and the lrmness OF tho gold markst IL farorabie to
from tho recent depression AT the close OF
business the market seaiy at the following quota
tions:-4rgstsrei, 1881, 1919 1919; cupon 1884,
llIss III Dos, reciStc cd 1852, lOl l04z; 90 =
coupon, 1862 los 1885 d., 1901 1919 l0iA d..
1865 los 1r5I; do, 1885, January and july. 1919
lo7; do, 1867, 1917 lo7 1o4os registered 1907
a 1905; 10 sos, eoupen, 1908 iuoys june ZOOS
| loiss lc4,s; July 7.3)'s, 1915 1919 Nay COM
pounds 1855. NIX ll7's; August do, ll64 i16K
Scptember do 1l5s1 1i6; October do, llo18 1l5A
| Money was ia aoundsnt supply, and loans were made
freely to Hrst Ga houaes at Fix per cent on
| mixed collat rails although seven generally
| asked by tho banks. Tho transactions at the
lower ratio wcrs, however numerous than
the cher one Tho discount limo felt the effect Of
| the favorable bank slacmen. extent aud
| strictly prime rased at Task per cent on
to discount limited scale for their nc the
loyal Inferior grades ~ paper nevertheless
out OF favor both q. tho banks and private dis
counters. The Sua-Treasury beg the disbursement Of
the interest June thirty
this morning. aud the redemption OF tho December
compound interest notes. The principal Of tbs notes
Tor vs thousand dollars and upwards pad in three
holders. Those Of smaller denomna ions wero 70.
| deemed 10 currency exclusively
| Tho statement Of tho associated city banks for the
week ending Saturday, Published THIS morning,
shows the following changes from ito returns OF the
previous week, already foreshado ed An increase
OF $2,35SS5S legal tender notes and S2,Il7, sos
Ia deposits, and decrease Of sl,l22,51o loans,
sols 400 In specie aud S26 100 in circulation The
Of the present and the last preceding statements
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TyTERylL REyEyIE nirTEas.

Although tho amount OF business tranvacscd ~ the
Cedar street headquarters yesterday was very small,
there than the usual or gossip among
the attaches respecting the present OF the Metro,
poitan Revenue Boarc. the probability OF ts abolition
aud matters Of Kindred Greatly 70 tho surprise
OF those employed at headquarters, Deputy Con mia
sioner Harlapd arrived yslsrday from Washington with
distractions to assume ihe position occupied "
Deputy Commissioner rarnss who leaves tonight for
the national capital
Information vas received a, headquarters on saiur.
day % tho effect that Illicit attn being operated
In Hilary street. between Favy and Raymond streets.
Dsookyn and special Inspector Pn.sneg snsreupon DE-.
termsnsd to sezo 70. Accordingly lie dstalsi forco
for the purpose ana about midnight on saturday night
mate raid the eslatis IA. Two men were work
Ing 10 the place a. the tine, ono o. wuon nauafed 10
MAKO his escape, but tie othsr was hsen into
custody, and yesterday r,rrni1g bro sbt before
United States Commissioner fr exafnluh'ioa. The
owners o. the sisi IRE uaknosr. 4. bro. "a 70 %
terms attached 10 u. Ia front 81 inc premises
~ere a livery stable fnd rsg warehouse which
were also put urdor sexS, on ths srrpcscn nat tnsy
Ia ihs stable we're fousi SILVER hoses two cosces aud
tnres HABIT wagons. eli OF wbicn vere 'sken in charge
by the officers Two rarres OF raw whiskcy .wers
found The dist!lsry II " reported that tho sill was
ruaning when tho scxurs mscs end nas on soter-
r the ofncers drew tho Ore ~rlch was ihsn hufalag
The suppoastiou ~ that tht manufactured iquer
removed arcngh ne stable a nixnL eng tfus .ound ~
rag warehouse aTorted er rance TITO NE ds 1lo-y.
Inc Wi, be broagbs tsioss the Board for .ycss
"a. ss.1yas establishment Of Ms.cus Hsnoi Co.
10 b. seized yesterday, a. 70 be kept under
until Mr. Han on prove tnsi tar has been
the that establishment Ter re-tin
cation ms course II IL snsmscd. "a consequent tho
exposure made suafavs HwRAfD - ic the manner In
which detention wss sAts Of Hsnos Co. goods after