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New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ASSENfBLY....ALB,

ASSEMBLY ..AlBAN1s AIiIl w. leoS.
The Senate joint resolution providing for the
0nt convention Of the Senate and Assembly on Tuesday
next for the election Of superintendent or Public In
stTuctiUn, WaH cOncuired ILL.,
BILLS REPORTEp PAvORtBLY.
To increase the salaries Of the members OF the Metro
poliian Fire Department. incorporate tie Cartmens
Protective Union of NewYOrk for the completion OF the
Improvement of Third-st, BToOklyn To- amend the net
for the improvement Of the lands near WaaDOut BAY 70
incorporate the Citizens Gaslght Company of Pough
keepe amend he act % prevent frauds IN the sale or
tickets so passengers railroads and steamboats,; rela
tive TO emgrants and passengers in New York 10 amend
Rochester 10 incorporate the city Of OgdeDsbnrE TO cK
tend the 1me for the collection Of taxes IN Richmond
county for the relief Of certain rel gOus societies in New
York Brooklyn; 20 incorporate the Ursune ConVen
the site insane asylum IN one OF the western or
southern tier counties flor considerations TO incorporate
the MOrrisania German Savings Bank; 10 amend the
Fight Hour bl declaring eight hours legal days work
for the suppression OF obscene literature
BILLS INTRODUCED.
For the better protection Of tenants IN NewD OfE 10
Incorporate the NewIOrk MIX Exchange; 10 amend the
Utca Oty charter for the protection OF persons travel
ing in Forth ave- New York; also authorizing the New
York Board ~ Education To establish nautical school,
for the shUeht OF line OF coaches and other Ye
hlcles In and through the Central Park
THE NRW- YORK JUVENILE GUARDIAN SOCIETY,"
Mr. !. l.. FIAGG moved that whereas charges have
been made that the New York Juvenile Guardian society
~ bogus Society not engaged in the charitable works
he requested TO Investigate without expense aud report
Adopted.
THE METROPOLITAN EXCISE LAW
Inc OH reported Dy hir. FTear amending Inc merp
polt% EAclse law was made special OTderf0r Monday
Dir 4 W. ANDREWs moved that the Committee On
Railroads be discharged from tho further consideration
of the CrOsstOwn Railroad bin and that the same be re-
feTred 90 the Committee Of the Whole Adopted.
Mr. TARBO& moved that the IegisatuTc adjourn fiiiS
dc on Wednesday, the 18th inst Tabled.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

~ ATLANTIC TsIyaNIP TRIBUNE.
LosDoS April % mCots closed at ~ for money ard 9ld9l
for the sccouu closed at the following quoson
United Five Tvtpte' .1ii Erie Railway shares @i Illinois
CenirAls 9l1
PR.KyoRr Apr I-Evehrg States fveTSebty bond,
closed at Isl for the issue Of 1862
LussPooL April 49, mThe Cotton Market closed active and
buoyaut aud al sun further advance in prices The
sales exceeded BY 1900 bales e estimate made at
the opening, and have aggregated quite 5000 bales,
ncudas large proportion for speculation aud export The bu
arrive still heavy and prices have advanced fully
3D. since the opening Prices Of American descriptions closed
follows Mddrg upud, the spot Ili dl2d hddlug UpAnds
l2i Mddns Orleans Iid2ld The Beaiiu1s market
closed quiet aud steady Corn 10 quarter for New Mixed ws,tern
Wheat y GENITAL California White aud for No. Red West.
Barley SIC bu,h. Oats 4 b bush. Peas, A66 " sOi 10.
Flour $40 b for Western Canal Provisions closed lm. Beef 22
per bbl BIA Prime Mess Pok hrm and has advanced to
per bbL for Eastern Prime Mess Lard h frner aud closed al 81 6
per FOR American Cheese 5 per cWt @ the best grades Of
American fne Bacon, 40 per cwt for Cumberland Cut Sugar 26
per for No u Dutch Standard Rosn per eut for Common
North CAfons l2 Medium. rupenue % cwt TAI
low IS per Lnsee Oil $50 per Refined Petroleum J pr
gal Spirits Petroleum per gal Lned Cakes, SO 10 per i0A tor
thin obolg for feeding
ASTwEKP. April 4-Rsnng-PsiIolenm mshd cod 9uet a. "
francs aDd IS ceutimes per bbL for STANDARD White
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
AUSTRIA.

PASSING OF THE CIVIL MARRIAGE BILL
On the 21st of March, at the sitting OF the
Upper House of the Reehsrath, proposal OF COUNT
MeRsdorf that the debate the Civil Marriage Dill
should be adjourned was defeated by 65 votes against as
and the proposals Of the minority OF the committee were
then rejected by 60 against "a votes.
dispatch dated on the evening OF the same DAY says
The city has spontaneously Illuminated by the 10
hahtants this evening in consequence Of the vote Of me
Upper House on the Civil Marriage bill Immense crowds
c0ngregated in the streets and have made
demonstrations in front OF the residences ot some OF ue
Minister'S and also in front Of the monument OF FRANCES
Joseph H. No disturbances nor accidents nave occre1
Cardinal Rauscher and his political friends have al
dressed the President of the Upper House
Of the ReichSrath IN which they announce tat ~ cOs
quence the the 2st on the Civil Marriage bhl
they ~ longer able 10 take part IN the discussions Oh
the House on the 23d Of March after this document
had been read the order Of the day fO Tie special de
bate rpon the Civil Marriage bill brought up, and
the bill with verbal alteration agreed TO by the Gov
ernmen was read a second and third time without any
debate, only II members voting acaln-t ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
ITALY.

GEN. .GARIB4LDI AND MR.. SEWARD.
The following letter from Garibaldi, dated
Caprera the 10th inst and addressed 10 inc american
Minister in Florence was published On the 2ist OF March;
Ihear from my friends that Mr. Seward mas done ne
the honor 10 include my among the agents Oh the
Government OF the great Republic. As never hau tnat
honor beg Won 10 request him cause my name 10 he
removed. ~, w. 1an t,n Nnni, ,.,i,o,,
TIfE RIMAINs oP DANIEL MAS1N-LEfTER IRON VICTOR
HUGO.
Florence dspatch says: ION the evening Of the 2st
~ March ,be remains of Daniel MANN conveyed by
water from te railway 10 the Church Of san Zaccaro
fonwed NV STATE barges with representatives from the
italian senate and Chamber Of Deputies the members of
The immortality and Foreign Commissioners An i'm
mense number OF gondoas also followed the grand
canal and all boats in the procession were illuminated
inns forming n magnificent spectacle. The houses dis
PLAYED mourning dralslles. ---
Victor Hugo invited 10 take part I'm the ceremony
Of Nence on the 22d The following s his reply: am
written 10 from Venice and asked il have not word TO
cav ON tins glorious day of the 22d Of March Yes and
this is the word Venice torn from MANN as Rome
from Garbald Mann dead takes repOssessiOn OF Venice
M GariOadi living Will reenter Rome. France has no
more right weigh Rome than Austria had to welgh
Venice like usurpation shall have a IKE coneln
On and this conclusion which shall increase Italy sla
France for every righteous act done by nation
is great act France become free shall stretch iorh
her hand TO unite Italy And the two nations snail rove
each other say il with heartfelt joy who am chllu
Of France and younger child Of Italy The triumph OF
Mann today fOretes the triumph of Ga1baldi t0Inof
row. This 22d Of March is harbinger Such sepdcners
are full OF promise Mann was combaant ana an et,le
for right he fought for principles ne ned on gn t
sword light He like Garbald had the gentlenees o
herOsm Italian liberty visible though Nellen slahns
erect behind her coffin. she will unveil And then she
Will become Peace while continuing TO be Liberty Is
is the meaning OF Manin's retntrance into Venice IN
dead man like Manin there IL hope. VICTOR hl"o''
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
EUROPE.
GERMANY.

TREATY MAKING POWERS ACCORDED TO MlNlSlth
BANCROFT-GERMAN AMERICAN TRIBUTE TO
PARLIAMENT.
ATLANTIC YsIEsEISF TRIBUNE
BERLIN. l4-The Hon. George Bancroft, United
Bates Minister at the Court of Prussia, has been
duly commissioned from the State Department in
Washington with full power 10 arrange and complete
a treaty Of commerce and navigation with the
authorities of the North German Confederation and
the members of the German Zollverem.
A splendid flag of the North German Coniedera-
zion, presented TO the Parliament by the German
citizens of New-Orleans arrived in this city few
days ago,
The gift was formally accepted 10y the Parliament
yesterday, and will be hung in the chamber.
The resolutions which were recently introduced in
1he Parliament of North Germany declaring III effect
THAT the members ought not TO be held responsible
for words uttered in debate in any other place were
carried by large majority
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ptSSFNCFPS IRRTVFD

PROM sAvAYSAH April Sin steamship Herman LNing.Op.
C. Iyuss,on Van Allen, J. Osborne A. Cummings aud
vie Miss Sm H. c Pool wife aud two thisn Cha, Lyon
Samuel Thorn Leggett Mrs ~ H. Morse, Miss Phillips Mr..
Mr, J. 4. Byale two children. aud servant C3nsJ H.
Mr. aud Mr., Natl aud children, ~ Copeland j. r. Flynn
Mr. IIootb T. WAY W v Jackson PAthek Geo CoaTe H.
Sanderson H. Foley Miss kste Foer j. L. Bradley p TooEs
buy can't Ferguson Ma Gales and tao children Allen Moer
Miss EhI. Moser W e. Higgins Baker Mr., Crowley and
children j. B simpson nAntoDAn Jos Williams Rob
Simpson Mccoy A. Safvss & Oliver r Nicholas G. Gaming
D. IVAN Waterman, lisnsoh WILLIAMS llos FsGgAb, Don
s,lJ, I, LlIla "a pgIsE 4, GIaAAal A. t9utk
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WEST INDIA MARKETS.
Br srIV CABLE TO rHs TRIBUNE


HAvAsA April 4TLe following The closing prices Of mer'han
disc week ending to-day; Moes q; reals for Cayed and
G reals for Common or Muscoydoi Honey SG4 reals yer gallon
Fregh,Suit.be heights TO the United States e scarce
and the MARKETS stiff shocks S8d 80 IS r boz aud So 25d 81 80
for hid Hoon $50 1900 long $50 or short Lard
I7dl7lc p,r n in tes aud lsJd9c Per in 2 tins Potatoes
OQs6 psr bb BseswsY abundant Tslos ni9lye per b
Beans 81 aroe Exchange o. 'nied States in gold
short perez premium
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ROME.

ADMIRAL YlIyRAGUT AND SUITE, AND MR.. PEA
BODY, RECEIVED BY THE POPE.
Admiral Far agut and his suite had an au-
sience OF the Pope ON thepst Of March His Holiness is
,aid TO have received he Admiral graciousy The
latter intended remain ug about month in Rome. An
other dispatch says: The Pope has just given private
SnAence to the American phlanthrOpist Mr.. Peabody
snd invited MIN 70 be seated honor which His Heb
nsss very rarely accords IN es fontincsl receptions
Yue TX alS1 gave bic portrait W we Enn1steo ehzen
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
PARAGUAY.

GIN. LOPEZs SITUATION NOT so BAD AS REP
RESENTED.
PARIS April 5.--The EteRddrd has advices rom lhe
Rio de Ia Plata TO the Sth ut which state that Tic
stuation of the Paraguayan President, Geh' Lopez
il moi so desperate the Brazilian accounts repre-
sent.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

MIS- Pat. Mclaughlin, of No. 42l Pearl ST.,
while qnsIsNlg with her husband last evening, siruck
hip win tuinbler in Ae Jeff temple heupg serere
4ssb E9QAd
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

DR.. +. b. FoOTE, author Of Medical Com
mou seue can seen In person from 10 ard
assistants he consulted from TO once, corner VI
LsIia and Twenty elEhihst
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

Of the United States with a Latin quotation e9nsAnlng
a euogum beDevolence, written WIN hs hoiInosss
hand.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

CURTAIN MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS,
All styles and kinds al KrLIIs, NJ. ~ BToAlssy.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

For SPRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Pnes,, got -, ,,yu
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lAnneuneeuenitI

PIANO and TABLE COVERS
L.&J B. kEIII Co. No. AZ Broadway.
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7s17A. Hamburg S6a36l; Amsterdam, 4ld4lt;
frankfort 4Ola41; Bremen, 7g!d 7esi Berlin, T!0ns
Tho transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs, s4lS0OO for
Gold Notes tg9.COO total Receipts, $32s7,576 Y;
total PAYMENTS $2S794'9 SO; Balance, tSi6S, f}6 20
Freights are stesdy-To Liverpool, by steamer, 800
bales Cotton at 3Gd and 5000 boxes cheese, at 81
The decline in express stocks which seems strange
10 some outside holders, is susceptible of easy e1-
panatiOn Before the war; the entire capital OF the
express companies was about five millions, and diW-
dends of l0Gl5 per cent were earned. Since then
the stocks have been Watefed, and rival companies
have been admitted 10 a share Of the business, so
that the present capital is $3j,WO,OOO' much more
than seven times the actual cash invested Before
the war railway managers were ldentlned WIN the
express companies and the latter enjoyed special
advantages for the carriage of goods ana parcels.
No,v tho railways are almost all ut with the
expresses and the rates charged for transportation
leave no margin for profit Most of the leading
roads aim 70 do their own express business. Of late,
100 the robbing of express messengers seems 10 nave
hecou,e q regular business so much so that no month
masses without some express safe beng robbed
of heavy amounts of currency, ana ~ "Ouid
seem IN he the interest OF the express companies TO
abandon the transportation Of money-hi'herto lhe
most lucrative branch of their business Ihese rea
SONS seem TO have led nearly all the old eXpressmen
70 sell out their stocks Nne-tenths OF the certlh-
Gates of express stock ahoat in Wall-st are IN the
name of Office boys; holders of express stocks are
liable for losses to double the amount OF their hold
ncs and no one can tell when an assessment OF ~ OF
90 per cent may be levied on Adams or Merchants
Union
It's instructive. in view Of the gradual Tightening
Of the money market and the prospect OF general
srare 0 pca among the holders Of railway stocks 10
compare present prices with those that ruled IN the
Spring of 1867. To make the comparison faithful we
add 10 present prices the dividends Just declared
III. rablo ~ an gpcstiye.
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nOMEsTIC MARKKTs.

Bur~oKF leotton frn bot changed Four quiet 'd
unchanged whePue to 'baice, - 6'q ~ other sIas'
4llta*1l OATS dali 1t 7caSoc Rye-Asyand aud virginia
PpiIADEIpaiA Aug so,ou quiet Sddug Upland 9ol d3le
MddBg Orleans Ole Petroleum active ss 300 bbs Ird'
cry Foar quiet; North Western EIta Family SoGsl 50 Penn
sher grades ~ SAILS Prime Red 81 Is 50 90
RYE steady 81 80 for Southern % for rennsyrn 'S[9
IT, Old Coffee Sugar Moasses unchanged Provisions uh
o. w,eo Aug Is-Flou acire, % Of $500 bbs SO f5aso
No spring 81 for Amber Winter W ior Mite 10 o
p"am' u , ', a. ~ Or ss a. 55 for western
TOr offered Corn Meal q Mieed 6n shorts, $3.50
What, s3s Corn &C. to Se%Yoff Iamber - Hudson
L pG0 S..h wseS5 ;S So. c S' .s, S ST D% feet
BrFTaLo GFonr uncan gd and quiet Nhat-Ihe market
: rs 80 bush New white Michigan lots a; ~ 3D. and soo
sq'h Rel d. o." 1ts sT 10 Corn gusi sa sG S 0 Quiet
sales Of 1000 bush Western at 6c 800 bush DO a. ana ~
Wheat e COO lush Corn Is eco TO- oats $4,000 90 shipments
Wheat bub. Com l5v Oats p 900 do Freghts lowers
ALvArSEE Aug l8Flour dull. Sping Extras 80 5o@ : 10
Wheat da ard anehauge4 oats deenag 'ats At s iG' ~"
5000 Wheat aoo bush Oats 1000 bush Com Shipments
ISqyxaT Aug IaFour unchanged wheat duh aud lower at
- o5 or 10 Corr demand Al irregular price. sales OF Mi.d
a ~ BARLEY 81 retail demand 2sse for
M sa cas a a end declining common to P 5aS gross
Sh,er dun declined 2S Hogs demand al foil prices God
LOUISVILLE Aug RELATIONSHIPS 100 bids Lugs % Mcclure
Corn l5a-8c RSe 81 & suPerhne Flour ~ 72@
M,. Pod s Li , 'i , Be0s a. 55@ 4a he Clear "0
MEgg Avg SO,Sn-NSta1g dong f2eg s Sa MAJ saf Po
~ Li lga2ic Bacon arm; Shoulers lac sides Ice
TotEno A.g la-Four-sass Of New Wheat at sll@Sl 50
ws5A a. 'as ' No. s isi T sas Amber Michigan
No Red ~ ~ o. = o. No spnng a. ~ - Corr .lseea I
Ca.-aes Of s5e.; No at s5t Ryesae, Of No At
cco bush Corn 81 90 bush 0aS 600 5us6 Rye Shipments
65o b0G Flour ooo bush Wheat 1000 bush Corr 1oV bush
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM CHARLESTON. Ang BIN steamship Charleston. & ~
ieks Coutnsu nate Bnou Miss Kate Blake, W. q Rec
lady Mrs Rsyenel and child Chisholm. T. H. Eaton srd via,
VI. Webb Russell, w 5. S~ahsd, Miss Durbsr, e "
j. Caldwell J. Willie Cap: Scott G. l. R)lsl
wife. Silcot d. H. Sica1 Mr. SilcoK and ehG,
r. Thomasou. j. A. smith, Miss Z. Baxter. Nh. Ce4y,
Mss H. Roman. Miss Lulu Roman. g. A. Lecke, W. N"h-
man G. H. West T. Richards T. krscke G. j. NsrlvH,
and john SherTo W b. vo Master Gravery Miss k'h.fis
Mrs Snovden Walker T. Potter snd children Miss Pos
Mrs p Luran L. kragan Street All i"-
iIy aBi Others in the
FROM sAyAHEAH-Jalg lg-n steamship san JaenoE Lius
children, D. d. Allen. W q SouhwA fuhu Sch
yer 1lweus j. SLAYER w s. Owens Phkbs Mss Van
Godfrey +. H. Carpenter Elizabeth Wolf john Myers, Wa
Grsenloi W. " CorggD NJ Cheeny. = : "ss Bodshas ~ie
BaumuIer G. Reid Pred Hull j. H. Ga'nEi $ Holman b
Bkford Bullock aud child B. Snaons j. Whiislcs g
H. Orledge r. C. Fouke, f. J. Edrdge T. Adams Mrs l. > Ma
child aud nurse l. MOhar, 4 L. Demlg, fas Levy X
Lewis Mrs. Ls Miss Lewis J. A. BOYD A. Lr'terde Ismt
g. W Anderson and family p Cuppu, g Storm W Van bo
John Brown e II Smith s Bots-rl ~ H. Roge, p Mcus
s. H. Cook b Gray, ". Killer F. Ford, J. Nalner D. sch
Hsmng. MISS Greeley.
FaoM LIVERPOOL Aug TN steamship ChinsMr snd NJ .
f. Berghn Bellows and wife, Miss Bellows Mr. below ~
AND Ns and G. Meryae O. Newboyer A. G. Marion J. 'o
nm Pred Lsron aud Mr. John e. Grfhs Mr and Mrs
stephen Mr. DHEce Ar luSlomer Jam-> is.
Dr. J. Panc Misc u fsnco1st a
Leut c. GfOte, Col Hon W G. " Coke y g bss
SaIton ZsbHsKe W Yerney Mr. and Mrs DNgbt ~
Dwight H. brother Baker Wade. G. T. Narhoust X
M aud William Vaughan aud sevt, NJ BnHe "
Schoru. Baldwin Mr. Lorsle g. Patsdge MI La a1
FORSYTH Cox W. ZENITH. Mr. and " Campbell y -
/ C.mpbeil and sister Mr. Robert Moor Miss Ellen Moore NJ ID
Mrs ndskorf and Mr. j. w Mae1ndrsx Mr. Her =
Behreud ut and Mrs Sawys and chld the Key 10 =;
F,.J Nav Mr Aubn Sutton r. Jsuuson John Wau'sk
A Young Mr. and Mrs g. O. Hall Mrs A. Cox, Mis- "
aud servant Reid and children H. Niker"n VI -
coSea DrlsncyI Mn. Atkins, Mr. {. McMeran apt
Fred Brown Mr sud Mrs.. Fred BerHland, Nr he'sE
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Tot.

These ports have a foreign Commerce OF S'ODoVlO"
and an enormous domestic trade. beside which we
have the immense internal commerce of the Empire,
radiating from these points through IT'S canals anu
nayigable rivers.
The cable being laid, this Company propose erect
lug land-ines and establishing speedy ana trusi'
worthy means of communication. when must com
mand there ~ everywhere else tie communications
of the Government Of business and OF social lie, as
pecially in China. She has no postal system and
her only means now of communicating information Is
by courier OH land, aud by steamcrsoh water
The Western World knows that China Is very
large country in the main densely peopled; but
few vet realize that she contains more than thrd
of the human race. The latest returns MADE 10 her
central authorities for taxing purposes by the local
magistrates make her population foar Hu1dred and
Fourteen Millions, and this is more likely to be under
than over the actual aggregate Nearly all OF these
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.
TgF EAST INDAIA TELEGRAPH CoMPANY's Ohce,
Nos % and . Nassau-st. Organized under special
charter from the State OF New-York
CAPITAI............... J,OItVJ.
$1,000 Shares, 500 Each.
DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDILw G.. CURTIN, Philadelphia;
PAUL ) FoRBEs of Russell & Co, China;
FRED. BUrrElFIED. OF 7. Butterfeld & Co, New
York.
Isaac LIvI.lsMORE Treas Mich. Cen X. r.. Boston
ALRxANDrR HOLLAND, Treas. Am. TX. Co. New
York;
Hon. JAMES NoxON, Syracuse, n. !.
o. H. PALMER Treas West. u. Tel Co, New-l ork :;
FLETCHER WEsTRAY of Westray, Gibbs ~ iIar'l-
castle, ~ Y.
NICHOLAS AhCKLEs. New-York.
OFFICERS:
A. g. CURTIN, President
y MICKfEs Vice-President;
GEORGE CoNANT Secretary
GEORGE ELLIS cashier Nat Bank Common
wealth.. Treasurer;
Hon. A. X MCCLURE, Philadelphia. Solicitor
The Chinese Government hdrag thorough the Hon..
1nsoa BuyIiagaoc) coRceded 10 THIS Company The pr'r
eqe Of connecting the great seopors OF the Empire w sub
marine electric telegraph cabIe propose commencing
operatens IN China aud laying dora hae OF 200 mules
at once. Bei,reen the Joliocipg ports riz.:
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who are over ten wears old not only but do read
and write. Her civilization is peculiar but her liter
ature is as extensive as that OF Europe. China IS
land of teachers and traders; and the latter are
exceedingly quick 10 avail themselves of every prof
fered facility for procuring early information III is
observed in California that the Chinese make great
use of the telegraph though it there transmits mes
sages in English alone To-day, great numbers OF
feet steamers are owned By Chinese merchants and
used by them exclusively for the transmission of
early intelligence If the telegraph we propose, con-
Meeting all their great seapOrts were now III exist
ence II believed that its business would pay It's cost
within the first two years of its successful operation,
and would steadily increase thereafter.
Noenterprse cOmmends itself as IN greater degree
remuneratve to capitalists and TO our whole people
II is Of vast national Importance commercially Do
htically, and evangelically.
Shares of this Company, to a limited number may
be obtained at $50 each $40 payable down SIS on the
LIST of November, and $25 payable in monthly install
ments of g. 80 each commencing December l, 1868,
on application 10
Messrs. BoOKsTAyER THAYER & SLossoN No 10
Wall-st. New-YOrk.
THE NATIONAL BANK COMMONWEALTH. New-iork.
Messrs DRExEL & CO., Philadelphia
Messrs. J. L. BROwNEII ~ Co, New York.
Messrs. JAY COOKE & Co., Washington, ID. c.
TIIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Washington, d. C.
Messrs. C. d. HEAD and T. H. PERKINS, Boston.
Messrs LEE, HIGGINsON ~ Co.. Boston
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse, y. !.
The SYRACUSE CITY BANK, Syracuse, y. Y.
Messrs. CHAs. f. CHASE n Co., Baltimore, Md.
Messrs DovsHor, KELLY q Co. San Francisco,
Cal.
W. X. HlGBY esq, Pcquouock National Bank
Bridgeport, Conn.
H. H. ORMsBEE, Manufacturers lns. Company,
Providence, T. !.
W H. MoRsr American Express Company Schen-
ectady y. y.
And AT the Office of the Company
Nos. p. aud p Nassau-,t., New York.