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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
WEDNESDAY July a-pM.

WEDNESDAY July 9-P. NJ
Gold closed at 1891. The clearings at the Gold Ex
change Bank were s32,1ss,0O0, aud the balances
81, 2Sl,440.
Governments are steady, and in good demand for
all issues. The general share market opened lower
and no large amounts of stocks could have been
sold except at heavy decline, which the bulls ars
in degree inclined TO accept long as money is
offered them In abundance at 4G6 per cent, and tho
crop advices are reported favorable. Real values
have ceased to affect prices to any perceptble degree
and the speculative mania promises to carry the
market much higher, and to be followed in
good time by as sweeping reaction as
that of 1906 After the call prices were all higher
with quite large business and general disposition
to operate for further advance. Erie and Michigan
Southern were the most active stocks of the day. but
no stock the list is without strong supporters At
the Second Board the market was rampant and after
the call was very strong. Western Union sold at 50
Mariposa Preferred, 24l Erie, 6Ss Michigan South
ern, 81 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, e3i, with gem
eral rush TO buy. The market fell OF fraction. bus
closed steady The following are the closing prices
New York Central, 105la1o5i; Erie, esia6sl; Read
ing 1O5s0lO6j Michigan Southern. SSi9sSa; Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh, 9l!a9o; Rock Island. 97i9gi;
North Western 4ss945i; North Western Preferred
67!a6s; Fort Wayne, lOO91OOl.
Money is freely offered at 496 per cent, and foe
short engagements there is an excessive supply OF
capital In commercial bills the rates are 69T for
best and sac for second grade rlIL.
The following are the quotations for exchangef
London 60 days. l1091l0i; sight, 1lol01lOi; Paris
long 51s, 95lsi; short, oIIt@b.Io; Antwerp, eiof0
s,s: Swiss 516la5.15; Hamburg S6lSS6a; Amster-
dam 4ii04li; Frankfort, Alt; Bremen, 79979i; Ber-
lin. 7st@72i.
Freights are more active but rates are easier; tho
al alta fort rain OQrs te IN
ID. Tic engagements arc a. follows: 10 LsTssR0e%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10


The carriage OF the combined Marselcs and southanp-
mails slight matter. each forming cargo for
compsy steamer have eaied during II the past Years
1890 passengers and sOcO Of the second class
to Bombay es5 to Calcutta, 1896 to Sydney, al2O TO
Hong Kong 4l2o and to Shanghai ESQ with "a 10 add
tional for the Egyptian transit The Company have now
In their service, aoat and on shore employees 10 the
Der Of 2SoS without taking into account ne coal labor
The receipts for 1865 E2i36O76 the expenditures,
a, 076, go, leaving balance OF Rl59,0T7.
The routes traversed by tins COmpany's ships include
all the waters frequented by the Time PhOcncans
tho bounds to either southampton
by tive Bay Of Blscay and the Straits Of Gibraltar and
Alexandria and again from connected with Aexan-
s BY ran override Red Alden and thence by various
Bay Of Bengal and the Chinese waters to sydney, Bonn
fc0Stinuay But overlapping the Hines Of this company
between China and Japan are the ships Of another com
seriSr~t6e Pacific Mali stes@sP COMPANY n Sy "O' III
First Organized In l , WITH capital Of 100000 for the
i has gone on increasing IN importance until has
Kong Via be isthmus Of Panama 1000 miles in length
-ead capital Of S20oo00O0 When II organized the
Into hive Of industry, and Is causing railroad ~
Dc built which win make the trip the Continent but
Re sth q octosr isIs when their pioneer steamship the
slifors went TO sea- she was crowded to her fullest ca
Her Consorts followed equally crowded and eompanys
atons at the outstart now gave promise Of most un
.sxpected and brilliant future That promise was fully
rc&lLc0. Cdldtti hlOth OF lhe Company Of1R1nay
Slo00p, was increased 10 s20Oy Ia 1850, 10 tO0O00 IN
1900 70 to0oO00O In 1866 and 70 o000OO in 1866 This
great increase due TO circumstance
The history Of the Pacific asl slesmsBp Company-tle
opening OF trade with China and Japan.
Yhe natural ally OF tc United States ~ least far
ade 10 concerned, Is japan. The vast Empire Of East
Asla and the almost unknown slandF OK Japan had,
ant Within very recent period, merely nominal inter
With the United States England and France, es
oeealy England, bad nOnop0lized what there was OF
slr foreign trade The resources OF those countries rep
ssseDt the industry Of neaYy OF people
and by reason Of proximity to our Pacific slope, can be
oufcd Into the up OF dotpinou with constantly in
jrtsApg ratio Distant only 5000 miles the Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10

Total. .Is3.2i75I7 lIS,10271y S,56O.l2i 26,s47C2l
The following table shows the imports IRON ana exports
"A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

THE Presidents Washington organ has q
long leader, inspired by the President him.
self, intimatine that he proposes 70 asahme
absolute power and run the Government to
suit himself, if Congress persists in its plan
to execute the laws in spite of him. Let him
undertake that job, and he will meet the fate
OF Charles First or Macmillan in less than
ninefvs DAYS. - - =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

Adams, the loyal Democratic Represents
tiveto Congress, from Kentucky was admitted
to his seat without objection, but the secesh
Democratic candidates are left to stand out in
the cold till the stencil Of treason is some what
evaporatedBnAdsA ~ CsnlS dssate gray ia which
they served JEFF. Davis and the rebellion.
The ccpps.ASg4I q tka North howl owe.
the mistrs ~ sssthern brs.brsu,
just as vi6il = 81, Jifanrins the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

JupaE DILLON declines, after mature reaec.
I ton, the Presidency Of. the State University
9 Iowa City, rendered him by the Board a.
its recent session.
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Laava Open1eA - . Hays man.
Mrs. Stephens, in her monthly magazine,
gives certain class ofmen. the like OF whom
are seen in every community, the benefit Of
her opinion, rs follows:
Onr own private opinion on the s.Ady 8
man i'll that be MihosnuGhly eontsmpiibie
"a sort Of life hardly worth thinking about
q handful Of foam drifting over the wine 81
life. something not altogether unpleasant 70
the fancy; but Of no earthly use. A woman
of sense would rs soon be put to see in aman>
ofwar made Of shingles, or take up her resi-
dence in acard house, as dream of attacking
herself ,o.A lady killer. 81
Women worth the name are seldom de.
scei~ed into thinking our lAdy's man the
choicest specimen Of his sex. Whatever their
ignorance may be, womanly intuition must
tell them that the men who live for great
object, and whose spirits are 80 firmly knit
that they are able to encounter the storms OF
lfe-men whose depth and warmth Of feel.
ing resemble the power III current of a
mighty river. and not the pebbles on its
surface, who if they love, are never smitten
by mere beauty Of form or features that
these men are more worthy even of occupying
their thoughts in idle moments than the tops
and men about town with whose attentions
they amuse themselves five were to tell
him this, he would only laugh; he has no
pride about bin, although full Of vanity; and
and it matters not 10 him vhatwe may bro4dly
affirm or quietly insinnate.
Soft and delicate though he be-, he is as
impervious TO ridicule as q hod carrier, and
as regardless of honest contempt as a city
alder man When you hand to him this arts
Gle, ha would take it to some social party,
and read. it aloud, in the most mellifluoas
voice rs an homage to his own attraction.
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Vss Asyuviils JKy.) Eagle says. 1--WE
learn that John L. Scott Aas sold his peach
crop to . Cincinnati frm for $4,000. the
purchaserto sasass shS fruit, pay ali expen.
ses, and take Al risks. We learn that the
crop IS very large, and the quality OF fruit
goodsH Fhs orchard contains iiffy acres. and
cos M. Scott, some years ago, $4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

Shocking Murder in north caroiina.s
A most shocking murder has been com
mitted in the eastern part Of Rowan county,
North Carolina. The following are the par
ticulars as given by the Salisbury Banner:
II appears that one Rufus Ludwick married
Miss Campbell about three weeks ago,
against the wishes of his parents. She was
denied the ps;yilege of entering their hose;
they protested against theif sons living With
her. She Suddenly disappeared, and was
gone nearly week. when the neighbors, be.
coming suspicious of foul play, had Ludwiek
arrested. and instituted Il search for his wife.
and uud her dead iithe Yadkin river, near
the premises Of his parents. An inquest was
held over the body yesterday. but We have
not heerd whether any marks of violence
we're found on her person.
The general belief prevails that Lndwek
murdered his wife and cast her into the river,
and that his parents were accessory to the
deed. The matter was yesterday. or will be
to das fully investigated. Sufficient evil
dence has already been elected to commit
Rafus iiu.twiek to Jail.
r, : Since writing the above we learn
that the hndy of the dead woman was recov-
cred fro The river late Wednesday evening.
a uuttt Hbte through nef nead showed That
she had been shot with rifle; her throat was
also cut. either of which wounds would have
proved mortal.
u This rs the most shocking murder it has
ever been our daty 10 chronicle. A young
and high y respectable woman, Just married,
has been most inhumanly treated, first by the
parents Of the accused, in denying her access
to their house. and finally most brutaly muir
dered-by whom it is not positively known.
but believed by her husband, assisted by hrs
inhuman parenta. The facts, so far as elicit
ed go to establish this. We have not heard
whether the parents OF the accused have
been arrested or not. but we presume they
will lie.
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The Washington Library Company,

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DR. J. Stafford,

Phy0i % 7arEeon,
sNENDERS his professional services to the
citzens of Keokuk aud hcinty.
Once on Third street, In the same room with ths O. 8.
Revenue oface Residence on the of Eighth and
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TRAITOR p The National Govefemsat.n
- And td.dsy Ne il lzboring to elevate this
branded parsonage to the highest State Office
within the gift Of the people.
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keep beeauss they got for nearly nothing. Don't
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THEO. F. WURTs,
ENGINEER & SURVEYOR,
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WtLL make Geological. Typographical and Land
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How to obtain Shares and En-.
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A1.He hiehmt Price paid for COxN, RTE, SHIP
o hain strsst or d the afbbonsyilIs Distlerv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05

EuGgNE DCPoNT, Secretary for France.
s KARL MARX, Secretary for Germany

EUGENE DCPoST, Secretary for France.
KARL MARX, Secretary for Germany
"iIEBbIANN JUNG, Secretary for SwItzcriInu
"LAFtRCUE. secretary for Spain.
"XABEIKA Secretary Tor Poland
d" UERkINDTRIN. Secretary for Holland.
IIssoN seqy t taTy ~, Tor 55 5a UNI, eoo.
on the I slt OF the 25t q meeting was held by
torchqlr, on Clorlenwcl-gren, 20 pass resolutions
recommending he condemned Foui1rs ~ Manchester TO
the cemeucy of tie Crown L. poiat OF numbers, the
meeting was one Of tie largest held In London for
when the various representative contngcuts from the
several districts Of the metropolis had arrived there could
crt. II was announced fat the military Wcil hCld Ia
readiness 20 out in ot riot disorder and That
detachment OK soldiers Wcro'uudtr arms the House
o. Detention winch IS adjoining 20 Cclfenwol-eTeen.
NO occasion Or th,r interference. however occurred.
and tlc meeting WIS characterize throughout by uniform
good order alu dominated shortly before 10 o'clock.
deputaton TO the Queen. appointed by the Corken-
well meeting, consisting Of Mossrs. Clcgg. Cofey, and
Graham. 10 present memorial 10 the Queen person,
praying for Clemoncy 10 The Manchester conyicts went
90 Windsor Castle f0r tlt purpose Friday NOV. %.
Cegg admitted TO tle lobby The Mayor and some
members Of tie corporation heinz present lie requested
an interview Wl The Queen. ana Sir John C0wcl. Mas
ter OF the Household sent letter saying was rot his
duty To submit such request. md that Her Majesty
could only be approached through her responsible minis
teiS Gen Grey. Tie Quecu's private secretaY had the
memorial sent 10 him for pres ut;tiOn 10 Her Majesty.
DO letutntd 10 with remark that though directed 10
tay ot State who could alone summit II 10 Her Majesty
There were eat crowds tu ihc streets, and tie dcpua
which they Cld at two O'Clock, The Mayor ana corpora
ton escOrtiDg them 10 prevent breach Of The peace
An opcn-air meeting was held 40 Birmingham OF The
evening OF the 2oh 10 pray for mercy for the condemned
Fenians at Manchester This demonstration provoked
counter one on the night OF the 2ls several thousand
persons. who Thought he Ioians ought to be hanged,
wished 90 assemble outside the Town Hail. but body OF
police had orders 10 prevent the meeting The crowd
separated into several divisions and evidently under the
guidance OF leaders, they marched through The irish
quarters Of the town, cheering dchany and 10 the RO
man Catholic places OF worship ard converts ana % the
Rtuaisc church OF st. Adams They broke the windows
in the Roman Catholic Cathedral. The Irish turned ont
armed with slaves 10 protect their houses and chapels.
and Cheered the police, whom they regard their pro
lection The town is IN state OF great excitement ana
alarm. The shops quickly closed in Oh the streets
;he mob passed through Tho Mayor duty, aud has
a large police force at his disposal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
TIE CoAnrUTATIoN MOVEMENT.

EEDTlNGS II FAVOR or COllMUTtTION IN MAN
CHESTER AND LONDON-RIOTS IN BuMING-
AUTHORIZATIONS TO TIE QUEEN.
DuiHg the days preceding the execution great
efforts made by the Fenau,, the Irismen IN gen
eral aud q large number OF English Liberals 10 secure
Communication Of the sentence passed upon the conyics
On Wednesday, Nov 20, the memorial from Manchester
praying Tor the communication Vi the death sentence passed
upon the condemned Fenans dispatched to M Baz
ley ~ l.. f0r presentation 10 the Home Secretary. II
bore 1880 signatures most of which were obtained by
F"n'i"i! assistance, There having been only siN pad
meH placed m the public streets.
On Thursday nght, Nov. q, great meeting was held
81 tie Com Exchange in favor Of continuation. The
L' vas crowded by most enthusiastic orderly su-
deuce Tie chair was occupied by Tie Rev Il. W MAu.
T. L. \. and the meeting addressed by ministers OF
van0as denominations. also by Nh Ernest Jones' Nj.
tp"1gih oouhseI IOf te prisoners, ara other gentle
Dleu. A memorial was unanimously adopted and dis
patched ~ the London mail TO The Hone secretary The
mretue dsperstd IN perfect order There were only six
policemen 10 and about the building.
The Secretary of the Manchester Communication Commit
tee received the following reply from the Homo once in
answer % au inquiry bis part whether the Home See
Rotary would receive deputaton from Manchester in
reference "a the condemned Fcpisns:
lmmedatcl WHITEHALL. Nov. p. 1867
sg: am directed by Mr.. secret5ry Hardy to acknow
ply SIR Hardy viii be ready 10 give his best "opsid
Grafton 10 any memorial which you may thk proper to
vets q, Manchester but he must decline 70 receive any
am, sir, your Obedient servant
-. ADOLPHUS J. .. LIDDEIL
Al special meeting Of the General Council Of the In
ternat,Oaa WOrkngnen's Association. bald az London
Wednesday, Nov. 20, the following memorial wa
adopted:
"MeNOgfU. or THE GENERAL COrNCiL on TIE IXTyP.
HNffOSNL WOBKINGMLN's ASSOCIATION.
To ne tight HO. GATHOENs HAnDY, Her M0jesiJs Scc-
refsrg Of Si0te:
The memorial Of the undersigned. representing Work
ingmen's Associations al parts Of Europe. shOweth:
That the execution Of the Irish prisoners condemned 20
death ~ MaDchosteT viii greatly impair the moral nfu
ehce OF Lngiand upon the European continent The
c0t0d OF the -FOUR prisoners Ierting upon the
deDce ana the same verdict which by the free pardOn Of
bague have been othclay declared. the false, the
other erroneous, Will bear the stamp not Of judicial
set Ut OF political revenge But even il the verdict OF
tho Manchester jury and the evidence II rests upon had
no beea tainted by the British 1oveihmeh 1tsc!! tho
is'ies SOGid now baYetQ choose between the blood
abned practices OF old Europe and the InagnapinOus
humanity OF the young Transatlantic Republic
mo Communication OF the sentence for which We
p wa oe sn act not only Of justice but Of political
Order Of the General Council OF the international
H"fa'bfmen's Association. !
joins WESTON, Chairman.
h SHAW. Secretary fOr America
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VIII.
Was IL not said OF thee. too.
Now. but now. by thy foes.
by the slaves that had slain their Franco
And thee would slay as they slow
Down with her walls that inclose
Froemen that eye us askance,
Fugityes, men that are truep
TX.
This was thy praise or thy blame
From bondsnan or freeman-tob
Pure from pollution Of slaves,
Clean OF their sins. and thy name
Tloodless. innocent. free;
Now u thou be not, thy waves
wash not from or thee thy shame
y.
Frecmsn he is not, bat slave,
whose In fear for the State.
Cries for surety OF blood.
Help Of gibbet aud grave;
Neither is any land great
Whom. in her fcarRtrIcken mood
These things only can save.
XL
10, how fair from efar,
Tdntless Of tyranny. stands
Thy mighty daughter, for years.
Who tr0d tho Wineprcss OF war.
shues with immaculate hands;
Stays not = foe, neither fears;
Stains not peace with a scar
MI.
BE not as tyrout or slave.
England be- not Us these.
Thou that vert other than they.
Stretch ont thine hama but 20 save.
Put forth thy strength. and release;
Lest there arise. II thou slay.
Thy shame. rs "a ghost from tho grave.
A. &. SwISBCnSE.
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