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FRANCE.

THE MINISTERIAL BUDGET.
! PARIS, March 5-EvENING.-The forthcoming Min
Sstera budget will press the payment of the principal
and interest of the Franco-Mexican bonds
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, March 5.-News has been received
here that the brig Amanda Guion. Capt. Gerard
from NewYOTk, bound to st. Pierre Martinique, was
abandoned at sea, and only the mate and two sea
men were saved.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Russia, from Liverpool via
Queenstown arrived at this port yesterday with four
days later news than presented in last impres
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

cHc.sO March sFeur sm and good demand t 70 choke
I'D @ 81. a .s, ;: snd a.. 81 @ S,ys
i s:.sy s'' sS siias Sssa 81
1 .' 81 si.SS.S.g SSSsag ga % Prime Mes; s lard
d.ssnd nd SP1sr sdS.na s s
S' E sss g ' ,; s:s ss @ s; :a :!
Sses s's aS S SsA %s g ace ~.
SH & Oats go I D4 ws, ao 9S LS: o: ss % sDS;ss
nS S S mss No. sd f s w Sasas R
s..S s: s. 9 & 4ss.s.. % ,ss 5
as%sS ; % q PSs % S 81 A "a & es,:s I %s
try s Bulk dull and nominal Bacon nonnsy unhspsst
ns I Sssa: s % IL: :ot e Se'1 s & sd & l'''
% SS nsa a s. 9S wh. 9q % @ q 10 Ys.
We oss. advanced ie s toi
A s ~ SSsa sS .s. sSs Sss SSss S
@&fs @ ssp:: Ss:a aS c's sss.' 81
Esc, E ssT S s.T; S.s: ,Rs Red os ss
i'Ss Corn jal sss fellow s5sfis sassss.
o,; Ss.; I, ;: C.si. "a % ~; 81 ?. s S
unchanged Corn dull sale. can New y sf o. aG@s
Rye unchanged BaT very sm and nOmiaa unchanged Othtr arr
NLW.rTss March S.Fc1T Sus. At % 50 sr e. S,:. Spring.
%ns S Be-. ~ fS % No. m SO 50 q. bt s fs s c ss
Wheat shipments, 800 bbls Flour, a
offered md % ''.. 9r s% an. e gS.S demand E.
F s'ss Wheat sa Winter o. o. SSfs
Rye Barley unchanged quiet Mess e24 Bacon
proved dewaDd shoulders, tc Clear Rib l3lej Clear Bdsr
todyl 200 bbs Flour 100 bush Corn, SEQ DO Os
March 6TObacco-saes l53 hhds Lugs Medium
Leaf - 2sdsl5 50; Manufacturing Leaf s23ae& sepsrtns
Flour 90 Gss 75i Fancy e2 1913 Wheat 81 55d$2 CO.
Corn rner 7ae5c 0s 67d6c Lard l5ie Mess Porl "a soI
Bacon-Shouers ie Clear Sides Isle Bak Meats-sbslasnA
0ic Clear Sides lac. Cotton vey 6m good Mdins 23ls
MExPHn. March 5-Coon unsettled 2id24lc Receipts $50
bales Exports 1000 bales Flour dull and unchanged Porb eH.
Clear Sides lac. Lsr I6Gl6le Corn 9Oc 0ats e0c
5-Ponr With moderate demand tses 500 b
No Spring, SO ior Red Winter $l3 80 for White and
sH Double Extra Wheat quiet at 81 IS for No. Chicago
at sI25 Other grains nominal Corn Meal ~ e.t hhf
Esed steady Shorts s9s Sh''uH' go mddhr =" $tan1
MOBILE Ala March s-CoOn Factors of.rug psrinsl,t
sales 1900 bales Mdng' 2i receipts 2l bales eIpons a
bales; stock n tnt bands aHsold q, 900 bales Il
EEwORIEAs March 5Co0n hrn With an npead tendency mdf
diug 2d2c sales 5000 bales receipts 46 bales exports 3s
Sterling Exchange sly asa EewYO ssht RIhangs per cent disc
Prime TO Choice 4idl5ic MOses-Pdne oode5e Four-Los
grades demand suprsne Sl0 rs; high grades d1 Ce
fhe light and prices hn at s Oats ans at sasoet
Rib sides l5 Clear l7tc Lard erm erees 9i7c Keg 7ol5eJ
WnnxGros ~ c. March 5Spiriis Turpentins frn AZ eee
steady Strained aud No. 81 Tar fn at 81 20 cs'
Is quiet; Mddlngs. 23c
sales bales Midgs 23d24c Sales Of the vssk 100 bses
receipts SOS bales exports Of the wee sz4 ba eoy
wise and I2s bales to Great Britain; stock IS y
AUGUSTA March 5-The Cotton market 70 aeTe sses o
bales receipts bales Mngs Sales Ofthe veeA 400 bslss
saysssxa Ga March scottOu opened very sr holders alr
closed quiet but 6n sales so bales Mddnss I
bales Of which for foreign ports 2o,3 bales d oos,
6i3s bales stock Sea Island lO7s bales upDds S37 tses
ALBANY CATTLE aARKEr-MANcH ~,
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IMPEACHMENT.

Il A. johnson 6ghs.
And Congress sts,
About their ngts,
Perpier their wits
But Woleotts Pant
Heals every sore,
Cheers ap the fsis;y
90 sea o shore.
Cures sll the palo
Ard burning smart.
Which racks the brain
or wounds the heart
'Tis all the tak,
IT'S all the 90,
Pain will not baf
Pain Paint oh ne.
Let CongreSs dig
The traitors" grave,
oh. Johnson Tis
lnpeaehments cave.
'ris all she samt.
TWilt yon and y,
II both are lane
WIZ let them ~
To pah Paint qa,sr,
Ahd rot he SHY
Jf both are sick.
Pain Paint apply
Cancers viii cufss
fOa need not DE
Pain Paiut "a sure,
None cAn dsny,
lis cooling hiss,
To feyered hp.
You would not Net
Ga land or ship.
In every store,
Pain Pant you see,
Al every door
And family.
IR Chsthamsl1se
lis tested free,
Now this Is far,
Hundred ssYeuty.
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ALRAyY cArTLE MARKBT-MARcH s.

b
The been extremely dull the receipts beinf hfh
oply zoo hesd-and The demand quite limited The soee4
100 head At ssc for ordinary light and Inars and si
Ole for fair light Illinois and Kentucky Many Of The Groves rn 60
through Ne. York a hands sheep are scarce Ard N noeerc
request {dlc TO- Two doyes of State seagno
IS No. Jroaght sIe Dressed Hss light
New-York tribune., 1868-03-06
WEST INDIA MARKRTa

sf Snl suIy CABLE THx TRIBUNE
HAvsA March a-Ezehange London as per premiums On
United States Gold per cert discount Sugar I9 real, ps,
arrObe iOr No l3 Ds
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aSEi hiddihs oflsshs ioalo. Tie marie. for Brssdsan
q"e' and hrn, aud prices unchanged Tbs no
noA market Is generally sms with rather more aninssen
bee has advanced ll3 bb Prime Mes PoIh has a
ssnesd to e per bbl for New active prices hare
oeenea 70 1910 per cwt for American Cheese rather doing ana
prices have advanced to sa est for the grades Of American
Fine The market for articles American Produce generally qalet
and steady Tlow however has declined ID nncs last report and
quoted at t33 per ewt for American e. Pstenburs
LIVERPOOL. March SIS m-The Cotton clossd quess
the following authorized quotations. Mdrs Upsnd. Sid Mo
ding oesn Od the sales Of the day foot up coo TIE
Bresuas and Provops market unchanged qsoo
has deehned d. since the last report and
quoted 49, Medium steady III Other quotations
changed
AsrwERP March s-PeOeum quie. and steady az hsB 20
Dbl for Pennsylvania and Csuada refined
ANTWERP March 5-l2o mTLe market for Petroleum hp
az francs per bbL
AsTwhRP March SIS mThe Petroleum market closed sc,fs
and prices haze advanced ane White esbtEss
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tAnEeapeemeniaI

READY-KNox's Spring style of Gents HATS,
10. az BfosiNaJ, corner VI Fultonst
New-York tribune., 1868-03-06

Mrs. Fanny Kemble's second series of read
ngs in this city, commencing Monday evening next.
the last that she will give here before proceeding
Philadelphia II is probable however that in the
OF eight weeks she will read In New-York again.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-06

One bottle of WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHEsAf vii care the Geyeresi cough or cold.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-06

Do you understand the merits Of the BUR-
eAA Ass TuLEsRApH dprsing yourself and fam
~ srs comfort aSd most important hItn hs An De
,epI.t 10 ,o,: hocse- T. HoLaEs No. 2Ol BfoAlway
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the doors OF the Divinity School should he open to all
cgmers to come and 20 when .ney pTaseu n@ de-
gree for four years holding ON at college was mere
farce LS wofn The Kew Kew ' Mr. yernore Of
Meadvie said that In their Divinity they lad tw9
bnt very few students from Unitarian churches:
Their divinity school needed advertising They Should
MAS a college, The Rev d. Bellows posed tie change
contemplated In tho resolution. The denoiniiialluh
wanted denominaonal school, and such school they
Lad now, while the Cambridge divinity was destined 10
be n school for all denominations He thought the sur
render OF the Boston School TO The corporation ol iar
ward Cambridge, would be very inCXpcdcnt. The kcV.
j. T. Hale opposed the resolution. lie thought That me
basis of the Harvard divinity would soon be DlOadeneu
and professors and students Of all denominations vieu
there The Rcv r. L. Collier OF Chicago replied TO Slr
aoiher mnisfy for peGcans They wanted one great
at CambliGge and the other at Cmcago-. tny 10
Garden City of the West aud the wonder of the woIlh'
The Rev. DE- Lotrop OF Bost0n sald Inc schoel at C"
bridge IS not never VIII be- never was ana never Was M
tended 10 be denomnatiOnal school lie wanted no de
nomnational school The Boston School was an cTpei-
mcnt. and lie was in favor OF IT'S being Continued sep
rate from Cambridge for while longer Alr siiprei
the school, the trustees would cheoriuly submit to rs
rcm"idSred 4'0 in connection With tho proposed
transfer There were Legal Questions 10 10 srE rc
fSd mSd the house " Rpt there was s vets dccency Of
S24Os 30 IN the Endowment Fund Of which couple OF
IGreat Iaughterl The Chair remarked, Oh the eXpra-
lion of Mr. shippers time. that the que uon OF the reno
Tho Rev Mr. Griffin OF Dcdham delivered some remarks
in vinGicatiOn Of the Cambridge Divinity school Inc
question WAS then put Dr. GanEetts resolution, ana
The resolution lost by considerable majority Tie rev
Mr. staples offered resolution appointing committee
Of three laymon and two clorgynen to inquire into the
eypedcucy of removing the theological school NJ Meau
vile 10 a point further west lie san lnsI
tbe school had not been failure ut Meadyc. lie sald
tlero was no sympathy with tho School in tho region IN
which IL was az present situated Ouly one ChufC N'd
grown up within hundred miles OF IL since the school
was started wio within the same distance OF CnicaGo
a score of such Churches had been oiGtnlled II lle
school was moved 10 Chicago he thought mat Wlt 70
years the number Of Liberal Churches cOnd he doubled
After some discussion and with some amendments DIR
eippcu offered amendment I'm substance as iouoWS'
Es6rd 1la is Convection appoint commit oi tre l@men
and uo clrrryeu the cuun anl ltsss Of TIE lra
vile Theooc school, ani bow i uess may he promo el-sai
tie Council % .h AAlLa CO ~ renee
IaTriod aud tho resolution SO amended was adopted
Al ic after tho Convention adjourned until VI ~ H.
d
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presence so that all their deliberations should tend to
the advancement Of His Kingdom.
the conclusion Of the sermon an Offering was taken
up for the Board and Foreign Missions.
Ia the Communion Service, Bishop McIvane read tho
exhortation and confession Bishop Smith pronounced
the absOuon nnd continued the services TO the pIfaces
Bishop Machay cOnsecratcd the elements, aud pro,
uouuced the obafiOn ard invocation. The third and
fourth verses OF tie 93d Hymn sung, after which
Bishop Smith apprOnchcd tho communicable, and
having himself communed, proceeded, with the assist
auce Of Bsicp Acilyane 10 distribute the elements 10
the o tie hOuse Of Bishops. who IN turn assisted IN
the distribution 20 the clerical and lav delegates. and
others who partOCk in large numbers. bishop Lay OF the
Southwest read the Lords Prayer. the Gio7a was surg
by tho choir ana Bishop Smith pronounced tic behedc
uOn.
nUsISEss MEETING.
The Bishops having retired, the secretary the rev
Mr.. Perry, called tie House OF Delegates to order.
ON motion OF Judge Otis Of llinOis seconded Dy te
Rev. Mr. Gray OF Tennessee, the Rev James CTlkt d. a.
of Kentucky was unanimously elected President. .
The Rev. DR. Crank thanked the Convention for the
honor done him. and referred feengly 10 the death ~
the Rev. Dr. Hawks, Washington Hunt, OF New lofk,
and Judge Chambers and Hugh ID. Evans OF Maryland,
since the last meeting of the Convention. go -
On notion the Rev Wm S. Perry was reelected secre-
tary OF the Convention. ~,
The Rev Dr. IIaight read notice from the Committee
Arrangements, rs 10 tie accommodation prONutu ~
Trinity Chapel and moved that tho sessions of tlc COi-
yeniiOn be from 10 TO o'clock which was carried. -,
motion OF Judge Otis, the number or menOcrs on te
Standing Committees was increased from to H.
The Rev. John 5. 3 Hodges was appointed Asslstan
Secretary and the Convention adjourned 10 meet III
Trinity Chapel at 10 o'clock tomorrow
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CRIMINAL.

At the jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day. before Justice Dodge. Antonio Maco, aged 10 years.
committed 10 Prison ON the charge of slabhing James
Mclaughlin OF West Thirtieth-st, on Tuesday evening
...Joseph Lawrence, upon whose person were found
candle. remanded to Prison. Frank Lang Of No.
$40 West Thirty-eghthst, and Domlnck Lang and Ste
10 answer charge OF stahbipg John Redmond, Peter
Hart. and Terence MeCauhe, during fight on Tuesday
night In Ninthavc., near Thirty y-siAth-st.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
before Recorder Iacket the following named gentlemen
answered 10 their names and were impannelcd as Grand
Jurors Fred. A. Conckin, foreman Charles Aberna
thy John X Cowperworth, william Eagle, Ebenezer c.
Burlng James L. Daniels Albert store, Samuel Bass
Charles c. Beck, Augustus Pearcc, Daniel A. Lewis
Abraham Lent John Stephenson, William Stout. James
Cooper Lord, and John :. NARROW. The Recorder then
delivered charge, in aluding lotteries SAID the
difficulty in enforcing the law as in that Of usury,
that public sentiment would seem 10 be passive upon
the subject and the proper evidence necessary to
report OF recent case In The morning journals when
may be Of you he jury) in your Inquiries 10
any alleged violation of this particular law BY making
the plaintiff In that case prosecutor OF the defendants
perhaps the necessary evidence may be obtained. As TO
the nuisance builders unduy encumberng the streets
and sidewalks the Recorder was OF opinion that tho
police authorities have power undue obstruc
tons any place provided and assessing the cost
Of such removal upon the property ihe power Is dls
tncy implied IN section 30 of the act of 1894 amending
the Metropolitan Police District act The prompt ndict
ment of the members of the CtlLeDs Association was
urged shoula they be unable to snbstanate their ale
gallons against tho management Of tho Wharves
and Piers department. The Grand Jury having retired
the rst case taken up was that OF James Ffer jointly
indicted with Joseph Wheeler. for having hurglariousy
entered the premises of Benoit Cert No "a Broadway
the night OF the 3lst OF August and stolen therefrom
iowery to the amount of $500 Wheeler pleaded guilty
yesterday and Mr. Howe asked that his sentence be de-
ferred. Mir. Bedford consented upon condition that he
was not to bo made witness OF In flfers The
only evidence against Fiior was that the officers had
pushed Wheeler Into fers room, tho door Of which
standing open and had arrested him because he was
found there Mr. Bedford abandene1 the case, and the
uly were instructed To nnd verdict bi guilty. which
they did. and the prisoner was discharged John 0nd
Patrick barry placed tial for grand larceny, I'm
hi,in, stolen ot oi iron aud mudear from aIr. Re
uault OF NJ 9Makeest. The testimony Was deoncd III
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CIVIL

Ia the Supreme Comt, Part IT,, the noG-at-
Tending jurors viii he called every morning, aud inc Of
- each day imposed
Pant |. Of the Supreme Court Circuit was
yesterday adjourned until this morning 40 I'D o'clock.
Judge Barnard remarkiug t.at lie would take up 10
causcs that day the cd0ls OF two daily papers hay
ng adjourned Lls Court without his consent
In the eases of Charles Newman agt. The
Trustees and Governor Cf the sailors Snug iaIhor and
William Eclchcr aL Tie Same, motions were made yes.
tcrday, before Judge InEvilum, n the supreme Court
Chambers for wrts Of manuanus directing the defend
ants 20 roudnit tho plaintiffs To the institution from
which they have been expelled for alleged violation Of
rnlUs. Ia the iirsuImed the motion for pCrCup-
tory mandamus was withdrawn, and wit Of alternative
maudgmus obtalncd upon an er fWfc application by
plaintiffs counsel The Court decided that the
must 20 the Special Term for trial uf the issues Of iact
In the Court of Appeals, in the case of IIor-
ner VS.. Lyman, the question argued was whether tie
legislature could Increase the liability or sufecs OF an
appeal bond by statutory enactment. The bond was
given m 0J1 for such costs aud damages should be nj
matcy recovered. In 1888 Tho statute authorized the
Court Of Appeals tn add 10 The cost per cent as dam
agos for delay In this the Count did 80. The sure
ties IN that appeal now claim not only that this addition
was beyond their bond but that tho plaintiffs having At
tempted TO enforce Tho additional claim had forfeited the
whole bond. Decision reserved. James V. wendell re-
covered verdict against the City OF Troy tur s2U, for
accident occurring 10 him IN It's streets The accident
from drain which had been constructed bya Mrs
Irge, and the defendant seeks now 10 avoid It's liability
the ground that thero negligence on the part
OF the city ON tho other hand u is argued that the cys
duty was TO keep the streets Ia good order Decision
served.
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opcnng there IS assurance that 1t VII. be abo TO
take good care of 1t in the futurc.
You VIII remember tho Paris Lyons and Medterra
mean Railway, OF those colossal works which will he
forever associated With thc name Of my esteemed friend
Sir Morton Poto Its chif constructor. with its branches
It ab0ut the length broadGauge from New
York TO ST. Louis-1,2)) miles It passes through coun
try barron in comparison with the district traverse
+, has neither minerals u0r except 40 Lyons any great
manufactures 10 support H. and yet its capital not less
than G0 0o0O00 and It's revenue nearly S0o0O0 week.
Now what there in that rail way which has Justified lts
enormous COST and moro remarkable st what Is thero
the country accommodates which enables to pro-
GuCc such revenues 1t has Onequarter OF France as It's
feeder but We have at back country superior In
powers Of production to all Europe.
The prolonged aud embitere contest for control OF the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company is now
happily ended
ILayo written this letter to place before you connen
sation of my views railway administration arrived at
from long and anxious experience aud indicating the
means which will assurcdy restore to usonr early prohs
so rudely and so wauiouly checked. These are
/ liberal expenditure Of capital in making substan-
tia road providing facilities Tor traffic and abundant
rolling stock.
O. To compete boldly with the water communication
for freight.
g. To secure an Increase Of passenger traffic by gradu
ang the rates and the accommodation to the wants Of
tho population
And while recognizing with high satisfaction the ability
which the Receiver Gen r. b. Potter, has administered
lis affairs desire TO place record that TO you,
especially due the present strength and prospective
prosperity Of the Atlantic aud Great western Railway
am most faithfully your friend JAMES McIIENRY..
Netc- York, Sept. %, 1888.
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me COURTS.
TIE ALLEGED r,

THE ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDs-THE DEFEND.
ANTS DI-CHAEG GLD-AkEEol or MChENIsG.
The famous investigation into the " Buckley
McIicuy" charges against Ncssrs. ROlls Uaraud, and
smith, hIs at lCugth terminated. The examination was
esfublsh lls sooi cbara.ier Tbomas WegGod Asses,
OF tho iild District OF Brooklyn sidney Rowland Of
Brooklyn, Jesse G. Rowan, \. NJ Clc, Charles 81. GOd
dmd. roycnue men OF tie past and present, testified
from knowledge aud report % hc general good character
oil The witness McHcnry no he close OF WLic tha prose
outiOn rested and Judge Fullerton did not appear
attempt Was made 10 suin up for tho Government
The defense thought b. unnecessary TO suln up, bat
would have been glad solicitor Bnclcy could have been
oNam.Hcd under te InS oI evidence 90 SHOW that ms
part % MCIcn} ana ict political nouEts' ana 10 "d
vance political objects 0l tue part ~ Buchloy.
Tie Coniri.-IOuet-Aiter careful review OF the ey
dence adcuced on Tie ptt OF tie prosecution nave betn
unable 90 Hlaiy evidence at a a' against the delenda
olscd-ed iu' "Ati tie pro ,'l on ltrt," thtF o','
10 bis cUWsl ha moved Tor bis discharge. AS
ic.iis iH" Nll,'a",; litiiiH' ,',' uie '".t3.-
gallon iit laItd DO dcNcu.lAg anything s.ual iAlIa
even iu tlo rcnotcst degree, IN sippoIt OF The
loo witlou5 the explanatory a1d stronrIy
rebuttius icstlmory which las been Introduced by tAe
lie has been heretofore dschargcd aud as the others
WHO were claiscd Win completely IN the wrirant, they
not entitled 90 any cOrsld,uuon TAen some evidence
has becn admitted as Co certain acis charged 20 have
arcc by tlo prosecution that such auis should be- con
ucccd m way with tho o,hcrd entants. II might,
such connection lao been made by the prosecution hut
such connection had been made thr evidence is n0t ~
y
Inns; and stu further the evidence ttct has been aty
Couudiced 10y the wtucs Loeb. ald, 'hiuk, lev several
other witnesses. Therefore there has been utter fail
OF Tie proof throughout. and tuc defendants must he
fully discharged, and the proceedings under the warrant
tcrulHatrd
McIcury. the mnin witness against tho defendants,
was. immediately after their discharge by tnc Commits
si1utr crrd aud taken befu.e COMMISSIONER osborn,
warrants, Issued OF lhc alayits ~ Charles Loeb aud
SdmuCi - Pike. charging him with having committed
Nii!!ul aid corrupt PERJURY iu swearing before Couus
si0uer Gutuar, While giving testimony u e case. that
hc bad seen orb count the roll Ui notes 90 Wizards, and
O. .
AcwI Ior-ave; and that be- had seen Pike Q.>s check
To Deputy Comuis. .uu,r Halud ~ tie metropolitan
iu drfut ol g. 40 bari. hut which amount ho expects 10
IFocurc, hay lei IN The custody o. DepGiy AIaraha
4. TiluT rurUs-e.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

"
Gold opened at no. sold at H.. a. liol. closing at
l39.al39s. The clearngs AZ the Gold Excbange
Bank were $Ci,6G2,0CO, and the balance, G6Ni -
The Government market was buoyant with adj
vance of Ia per cent on the new bonds. Tho in
vestment demand from the country IS very heavy.
one house reporting sales Of 81 1toJoi coupon bonds,
which will be converted into registered stock aud
taken from the street within two days. The counter
sales are also very large and the Der of small in
vestors on the increase. The decrease in tie public
debt had a favorable influence on the market, as a
large increase had been anticipated, When, IN fact.
leaving ont the bonds 81 tie Pacific roads.
the debt has decreased fully $5Cc0Co0 The
amount issued TO the roads was $4,S-0oOo
The increase of gol-bearrg bonds was
$500. $50; of fractional omrncy Sil3lt@ 50
and of per cent certificates $&oe5C0 The debt has
decreased Oh per cent compounds Si0jhO0O; Bonds
of ls47 and lsls $29O,550; Five per cent Treasury
notes. $4,000; Gold certificates, S4S-J,220; Seven
thirty treasury notes, $l.ll3,Cu0. The currency on
hand has decreased S. 10000 and the gold Increased
sIS000OO. The total receipts OF the Treasury were
about $i70O0000 and il is expected that the NoSem-
Der statement will be more favorable than the
present, as the disbursements for October VIII lie
much lighter than those for September Paclie Mall
was very active, although the extreme prices made
on the announcement of a settlement of the opposi-
tlOn was not lullJ nallltdlHtN' ~ 'PNN'N ~ ~
sold at 1Sl. l2s, 1854. closing at 1867. The with
drawal of the opposition is fixed fact, and its
friends anticipate early resumption of
dividends on the advance in rates of business
State bonds we've steady. Tennessee old bonds soia
Mt 81; bonds, &C! North Carolina old bonds u
new bonds 6z; Virginia old bonds, 81 Georgia rs
Oh; Missouri six cents, sli. Railway bonds we're
steady Canton sold at 49 Delaware and iudsoa.lSO;
Cumberland, 80: Westera URion Telegraph. 'asGo.'
Quicksilver advanced fTsm % TO S7s, selling at 24s.
closing 2A Express shares firm at the opening
but at o'clock declined from .Ss per eens on mod
crate sales. Railway shares were strong, New-iork
Central being an exception and praSse4 for saie'
Hudson sold at 1Sia Reading was strong at 9esGs;
Toledo and Wabash. t@.; the balance OF
the list was without material change, but
irm at quotaiions Cleveland and Pittsburgh
was active throughout the day. With sales at SS the
road is earning fully l3 per cent on its capital ana
its low price is attracting tho attention Of strong
buyers paying, as it does - present prices, oVer'
per cent per annum. and able TO advance to ~ per