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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-11


PRoPR IEToR.
Volume XXXIv.. -....................No.3 io
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and sa,h St
As You LIKE IT.
NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway.-LIrrLE NELL AND THE
MARoHlosEss
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAdERIE, Rrosdwsy, cor
Thrieh st-Matnee daily Performance every evening
BowERY THEATRE, Yowery.-LIrE AND ADVENTURES
OF JACK snErrAED-BusY BOB
wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and ish street
HOME
FRENCH THEATRE. lith ST. and 9Th ay.-LoNpos
OR. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF The GREAT CITY.
THE TAMMANY. Fourteenth s,reet-TuF HASLoS
BROTHERS, &C.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. OF Eighth avenue and
Esd streeL-CnAELEs OMALLKG
wAvERLEy THEATRE. No. ssO Broadway-A GRAND
VARisrY ENTERTAINING.
BOOTHS THEATRE 2sds.. between 9Th ana 9th avs
Macy WARNER
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broaaway.-TnE DOMESTIC
DRAMA OF Poor HuMAsiTf.
NEW YORK sTADr THEATRE Nos. IS and n Bowery
LA BELLE HELEN
MRS r. B. CoNwAY's PARK THEATRE Brooklyn
TUE CzAgISA.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, sol Bowery.-coMIo
yocAL,sa NEGRO MINsTRELsY, &c.
THEATRE coMIQuE, 5a Broadway.-coMIo VOCAL
IbN, MORO Acls, &c.
BRYANTS' OPERA HOUSE, Tammsny Building l4th
N.-BRYAS7s' MissTRELs-SEdRo EooESraIoiriEs, &c
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS SIS Broa lway.-ETHIo-
PLAN MIssr.GLsy, NEGRO Aors &C
NEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth street. EQUESTRIAN
AND GYMNAsTIc PERFORMANCES. a..
HooLEYs OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-HooLEY's
Naturalization JACK, THE HELLER, 80.
soMERvILLE ART GALLERY, Fifth and lith
stree,.-ExHIgITIos OF THE NINE MUSES..
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6ls Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART
LADIES NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6lSis
BroaiwaY.-FEMALEs ONLY IN .ArTFNDANoE.
TRI PIE S III ID t. Il .
New York, Thursday, November IL, 1863.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-11

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. OF Eighth avenue and
2Sd sreet-CuAELEs O'MALLRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-11

THE TAMMANY. Fourteenth stree;-TuF HAsLc
BROTHERS, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-11
Prominent Departures.

General Schenck and r. Crowley, for Washington:
Mile Carlotta Patti Max Strakosch and Henry
Squire, for Boston; r. Catn, for West Point; Henry
Wells for Aurora; Captain Clark, for Montreal:
Colonel Lake. for Saratoga; Colonel G. F. Fargo. for
san Francisco; Captain Crossman, Commander W.
A. Kirkland and A. G. Lathrop, sailed yesterday
on the steamer Cuba for Europe
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wAvERLEY THEATRE No. 'aU Broadway-A GRAND
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
Mtnnefota Dempfratie.

DaS lettenbe Organ Der Minnelpta
Demotratte, ber st. Yaul Ytoneer" if
CUR Mnft9t 8efomu1enL pab. bic partet ibre
urtbpboret prineipien iber 8oro tuers
fen uno cine rreue Ylatfprm annebmtn
mub UNI BON anbern @eiten @ttmme1 ~
s%etpinnen, &pas fo uiel ia9en ptu: v@ir
mdfen un1ere platform 3eitsemd6 .su&
19netben, iontf1nnen mir pdbreno UNI
ierer 2eb3eitenniemals In ein@mt fomt<
r1en." -.y:u.
Der pioneer ern1abnt fferner feline 2e1er
una@f&tis" 3u ietn, ba ielbf cine ra@@
Dem neueiten Duff t bempfratlde
l~tberaole< ftnan,ielez ftaaat6Stpnpn,{9e=
su9el@ntttene platform Der Dempfratie
ni9ts belfen tonne, tpenr1 man nt9t Mn<
f%tren9un9en MAIDEN noble NIT benz @olfe
3u fraterni1ren uno 1elbt .tentr1 @emter
unb @aroen 3ufpmmen la0e >pel9e ale
Neulin9e in bic 1;eu 9alpani1irte partei
il@ aufnebmen la1en noble en-.
Stun pie6 1T etu Offences 3~u9etansniB
pab bic bempfratil9e partet feline Nrin<-
5ipien bat baS betbt oab bic prtbboret1;
Grasen an pe!@en bic partet bic bierber-
NIT un9laublt9er 3abi9feit fefsebaltern
bat> BON ibr ielbf als ab9enubt> aberlebt
uno Seraltet in bic @ntiquarilde: &un,<
pelfammer gerpprfen tueroen..
Wenn aber ptrfli9 bic alte Dempfra=
tie auf Dem prc9refirem Geloe Der politit
@arriere MAIDEN ptu,, fo muB e8, ieben=
falls in elmer anoeren &i@tun9 iein als
in {bren Observation-Disclosures pp, 1864
uno 1868 opr9e1drieben 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
Die @haulpielerin SliYe Qpnr

- Die Sdaulpielerin Slipe 2pea,,
parnt in Seem Yorfer 8ldttern an itanpiz
gen jun9en Mdb9en Dor Der 8ubnenz
loufbabn. @enn elm AMI tdnpi9eS> be-
l6eipenc6 Mdc9en, 1o9t fie, gu eineu,
S&auipielcireftpr 9ebt, um cine @tcue
gu iu@en, 70 mirr fe fnben, bab bic ST.
p{n9un9cn in iolden Grasen, pte bic fol-
9enpen entbalten finp ST SIR @aar.
9elb 9efdrbt? Sinb Sbre 8eine; Mrms,
uno Buien i,mmetrtl6 9ebilpet uno fnp>
sic berett, fe 81 ;et9en2 &1nnen fe UNI
ittli@e 2iecer itn9en, ben. Gam Gan tan@
gen. nit Mdnnern epquettiren unb
idmubi9e balte @orte aus pre6en bic
9onSe 9anclun9en bebeuten? Sino sit
nit retfen Mdnneen befannt, bic Sbnen
Slumm 3unerfen, Sbnen @e}9enfe
iencen unp 3meif elbafte @erl9te aber
Sbre &eul9bet Derbretten 2: @inb sic
@iQen6> jeoen Mbenb in einem,M eer BON
@asltdt Dor ben Nuaen Don T%auieuoen
BON Mdnnern in bie1em paar 3ebn 3ou
lon9en leioenen unterbp1en gu erlbeinen,
obne cine @pur. opn@ erbaQun9 al Sbrem
&brper? Wenn sic oieleGra9en bejaben
f6nnen> poQen mir Sbnen cine 5tele oez
ben. @enn nidt, pu' If: pie Ibir.
Gtne Ct tc*a9,pers Mntprie
unierer 2eler tperpen}h9 nod
Der notorifden Mouie Gru1feL bic Dor
et>pa 2 Sabren bier{elbf: ibren v@eliebz
ten" erldo6, Johann gu 1%nebrjdbriaer Ser
ferbaft uerurtbeilt, unp idlieBli9 tsana<
.biat wuroe, entlinnen. Seitber ,uor bic
lelbe ueridOuen. Mu8 Gan Trancisep
ein9etrcfene 8riefe melpe1 nun, pae,
Moaie Gru7cu baielbt Elm perrufene8,
6aus erSifnet uno our@ ben tbr anbaf=.
tenben traurisen ~Mimbus" bic feline
5erenlpelt nod oem,elben7 aelpdt- tabe;.
70 babllc gang well Of 1ei. Der ate
SabS5, pab Der ,&rua 70 LANCE saa @a6,r
9ebt,: u. !: No. beftdtiste fi9 jeop& aud
bel ibr, oenn fe purbe leBte Bo@e ,p.<
gen Verlcduns Der To9ter zines anQez
lebenen 8aufmunne6 mad ibrer Mn}fala
perbaftet; unb bat nun. ben Spru1 Der
portisen 0eridte gu setpdrtisen.
81. al. (9u. Ststs.@
- Die @etssebuns BON Mada@uz
fetts mar finf Mpnatt in Sibuna.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
xcbtenfeier.
,Das 1T bic erube Yarabs~
Sim. Gltiail9en Gelb,
Die Ma@ts un1 bic atuStftes @tunbe
DIR tpbte G6lar bGlt."

o~~lN NNW~
DIR tobtt gGiar balt."
Der 20. unb 80. Mat &,aren Die arpz
een @ecd9tniB@T Sage an mel@em baS
&oat bet @ereinisten @taaten, i'm Noroan
wie i'm SIpen, i'm > ten &pie. I'M @efen:
mad ben @ratbdeeln 1etner 9efauenen'
9erpen, ben fummen3eu9ea neS 5luti9sn
8ir9ertrie9es, waufabrttte unp bic
@rdber ieiner Yatripten mil. &rdn;en unp
8lumen i@madte. @ewtb cine erbabens
Geier.
@s rrar pies Der arobe &YpeuzGag al,
tpeldem ber @eilt peS 9%en,prbeten Mbras
BAN 2tncoln feline 6eerz@@ou belt lber
bic S@atten Der 9efaQenen &ris9er.
Sene @rabbiigel fino 3u ben Mltdrerx
un1erer s reibett, 9eporpen ; unb trpbl
Sietnt IS einem republifaniiden @olfe bielt
@onumente ieiner 9efauenen 8raoer,
9efaQen fir Tblfere9t uno Breibeit, bod
in Gbren Su balten. @ie Elm Yb1nir.
aus Der M1@e itebt bic eroee &epublit,
perjiin9t unb auf ben, Bunoamente
u9lei6er &e@te fit Mue" &pitoer:ba.
Die >pabre Treibeit 1T Elm f6Nlt&eS
&leinob, unc i'm 5inblia' auf;pie laut<
lolen @raber, bic 1ummen 3eueen bes
gro6en &ft6 fit bic GrbaltunyY unp*
8emobrun9 IN erer Greibeit unp Giintang:
telt> lo1ten mir AUDI ME verse0en pieleS
&Ieinoo gu wuroi4en uno 3u i6dben.
Minneiota6 $500 5eloen, tpelde beut
in bein1atblider Gree uno i'm fcrnen Oil
ben i'm fublen @rabe ben lebten @d,lafS
ldlummern ftnb e6 gang b~eiencers Die e.
benz &plfe Minnelotas CUR beilioen pai6tg
MAIDEN, tbr Mncenfen in Gbren III balten,
uno Der Wittpm unr @ail len Der @efal<
lenen nl6t gu Yer9e1en.
Die &ran3c unp Blumen auf ienen
@robbG9el perlpclfen 1Gneu, mSoe unlert
Danftarfeit fir Die tpcten 6etren 70 pie.
unlere 2iebe fir freie Snfitutipnen unb>
un1er MppptiY<8 aterlano rauerno fin-
uno t6nnen mir wo1l ni6t better {6lieBen
alS NIT ben Wprten' pe6 Di9terS:
~@ns @attrlanb. aus tbsure i9lisb hid an
Das ba|ts ftf, NIT beinem sansen 5eren;"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
M9entcn ben 3utritt III bengaf(e @arben

M9entcn ben 3utritt III bengaf[e @arben
iberbaupt 8etattet 1T. SIN Cattle Gar
ben 1elbft be1nbet 1i9 elm @pmptpir auta
@elomed1eln 1otpie Elm anbere6 3um Mnz
fauf pom BiQetten unb In bcipen miro rer
Gmi9rant ablolut reel bepient. 1Ginesb Der
fegcnsreiditen Departements pie1er Mnz
talt 1T bas Observation-Disclosures
pcl6e6 in Der ettnfa@fen@ in terQDelt
operiirt. Se}n einen1 ercben Saale 1ibeu
bic @@aaren Der Mrbeite ludenoen Gin
panoerer neben etnanper, .unb ,mar iebe
&lafe ais G%armarbeiter> Waurer, ;3imz
naerleute &c. &c. fit .fi9 in einent belonoe<
rem Coupe, iber Dem Elm nit Der 8eieidz
nuns be6 Wlettsrs Der borunter @iben<
ben ban9t. Die &~rteit9eber, fobalo fie'
IN ben .@aal treten, f1nnen nun nit eli
mem 8lt6 bic S9aar Der Mrbeiter, Ypu
per &lo11e, beren iie bcourf fen, 'mul tern
uro ibren Mann ausmdblen, Der pan&
1bri9enS, ebe er fi@ auf ettpa6 8e(imu1<
teS einlaBt, ben &atb bes @afleaarpene
bean1ten benuben fam.
Inter ben @irtbsbdulern Seem yorfs,
pel@en ,pesen mieberbolt an ben Gmisrou<
ten perlbter @aunereien, ba6Nedt poli,etz
lid enticsen it, @9enten in ben Cattle
@aroen 3u fnpen u. burd fie@GNe paIelbf
gu 9%etptnnen, 8iebt IS taum cine ni6tswur<
ct9ere6Sble als baS le9en. v5otelBaaer"
SO. IA, @eoar Strabe, Stem yprf.
Nber IS ifDtenita9 unp rabe IL ubr.
SD babe metn lebteS Mttta9smal in ben,
Wttltpns 9auie etn9enommer unb fabre,
t1a9em t6 MIDI BON ben braYen@ auslcu<
ten perabidiepet, ,nter Gsforte pes6errn
S@ubbabn nebft Grau unb @epdd ouf
etaem @rpre6~a9en na1 Der @pbpten
Sabre, bic ben @asen uno unS corauf
uterieBt. 8ir fabren gum @berft, an
1ueld,em bic "@arpnta" 1eoelfertfo
lie9t, uno balp iinb mir uno unler@epdd
9lddl{@ an 8prp unter Ded im @peilez
laal Der imeiten @ajltte >po|elb}t Der
freunbli@e SberRepart 6anpfam=
m uns rs unb 76> an berS6ifswanp
bele9en. ais Sdlafiteuen anmeif.
Die Saronia lit pae ;pettdltf tie S9if
oer 9ombur9er 2inie uno 12 Sabre i'm
Dicnlf. Da bic mir 8etref be6 YaG
fa8epreiles Don ben 6amtureern
uno 8remerr1 9eiteQteu Bepinaunaeu
9lei@ wareu, 10 ;o9 i9 poS 6amburaer
@@tH ben im 5afen l~tesencen 8remer
30 eutf9lanb" Dor, weil pie1es erlt
am Dpnnerlta9, bic Sarouia aber {bon
am Dtenltas ieseln ioute. lin piele6 III
Musl@t 9etellten ;3eit9emtnneS BON 2
Ea9enWiQen, trafi9 eineB abl,n pel9e 1i6
cur@ benGrfols als cine utdt ,9ladliGe e"
ermteS> oena pa6 8remer @dif Deut(d<
lamb, pel@es Sage 1pdter atfubr als
6aS 5ambur9er Saronia, fam 2 SAGE
fri Der an.
Do6 alte Sdif @aronia bat in ent<
leBlt@er @ei1e 9ei9wanft, uno ID @eaer
uno @turm u1s mel items in Zen, oump7>
gen &aun1 unter Ded sefe0elt bielt> 70
mar base @redene9e ipenf @eefronfz
belt 8enannt, LANCE Belt Dictator an
8oro. @id eltft mart biele nuinte<
e0enj Res fddnolidNen &abeniammers
ouf crci Sage cornieper, unp fit ben
Heft per &eiie fiblte i'd MIDI 70 19ma@
u1'o melanGolild> unb ras @@if mar
10 unfit, pab td pieTecer fortle9te, 70 oft
t6 1te anlebte, 70 raB ib erft lit meiner
Waterftaot gum Shreiben fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
3u DfrfQuffm.

gu Yerfauen.--24 0 Wder 9anb in @a=
itlne!rn g., b%a1elte 1T Uerttrraes 6uls- unb goiefen.
9anS. tn fleiner Gntferuune pom ter Qafe Superip unS
M,{TiIppt Gt1eubabn. Beotusuneen iebr a%nuetmbar,
STIR bas Nabere pente man i'd an SrtebeuSridier
Surnant, 9rttte Giraffe, st. Naul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
in SenniYIsauta.-a"tsafr In
Wew 0ors.-Das NRlfGpns. pau>.-sa,
e., yflesarben.-8auers 9ptet.-Das gam
burger 6d,if 6aronia.

Bei Der Gabrt pom 6arriebura mad,
9fem ycrf, meiner lebten @tation aui eem
a~mer1tartlten Continent, bemcrft man,
1pie aud iont i'm pennlplpaniiden. ,pe,fe
5dufein in tletnen Ditan3en ouf cen.
Gelrerr sertbetlt. Dieie 6duFein battn
etrpa6 9eipentilae6 &ei9enleinartiacs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
Dpnnertaa ben 3, Stunt 1869.
Gorrelpcncens bee @errn
U. @oif.
Mdrs bis gum 1. @fai, '69.

0as Notwithstanding in $~arrisbursb.-
~ in Mbheher na6 N%aibinston. -
Collar fur ben pak -Senator saatnien.
&arl 9durS.- Gin biu,ses seutid,es
@ans.- Chr. GreI uns iein @einbers.-
s Die Nltnteridser nus .pennsfub. BON tknen
fem mirs.-8 alt, tHore.-8err Ruppe une
eas @aibinatoit Monument. = sfidreiie
mad 4arrisburab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03

gu perfauen.- Cine redt %ereiebiqe Jarm
NIT Mctntaut une Ieteneetdueea %inntrtal0 fani @teilen
pes 9taatss. Ndteres beisieeentbalers Qaupaaentur, 3undaR
Der Bride. 2ml,p
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03

MuS3uSerfaufen. - Gin @afbaus in
Mtnneapplis. &aes 1T i'm teten 3ufanee. Das 5aus IA
s11nats 9eleaen uno erfreut Ib elmer sablreiden Runtf6aft.
Raufer moaen tidy In Der Sffee Ger Wtinnefuta Staats3eitune
%ertunbietn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03
S 1882.
1,750,383.
@urnnta.

9umnta. $2,069.1 1876.
MuS .obiaem 9ebt bersrr> ros Der 3weite
poer nDrpltde Ditriet. r1ebr ais SIG
oQer Ginfpmmen>S teuer i'm Staate ,ablt.
Nu6 pteiem 8eri9t 1T ferner ;u erl ez
ben nab i'm nSroliden Diitrict 786 Ser
lcnen 1inr> mel@e mad Nb3u9 Der burd
ra6 @eleB erlaubtcn $1,000 uno onpcrer
9e|eBli@ erlautten Ab;ii9e an @obz
n%unSsmtetbe II. {. ~. elm Ginfpmmen
beri9ten unp fir pieien Mcbrbetra9 cine
Ginfommenz@ teuer soblen.
Die Nn3abl Der Ginfpmmen zSteuerz
3abler in ben bereutenb(ten @tdpten i'm
nSreli@en Dtftrict fir cas sSabr 1868
unc 1869 er0tebt fploenre6 Me{ultot:
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Chiffon II, n =Gtcuer.

Bir publi3iren in elmer arrern @palt
bic omtli@en 8eridte rer 6teuerzN Ne1>
loren fiber bic Ginfommen in Mlinnei ota
fir ca6 Tisfal- Sabr am /. Wot 1869.
ler@efammtz 8etra9 bes Ginfpmmen8
in ZEN beicen Gun9rebzD iRriften betraot
$2>069,195 mel@er iid, mie folet per
@riter Di1riet. S 1882.
3me'ter Oiltriet. 1,750,383.
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strfaufen.- Cine i'm beten ;3uRanbe
fd %befnbenoe. tn per Nabe elmer Der frequentefen 5tabte am
borteen l1tenl|Hen unb pier Nder sut,s Yanb, n inter Dor
~tbeilbaften 8eeineunsen iu perfauf en- .-ylaberes in Der Sffes
Der Minn. Gtaatsseituna.
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gu @%trfaufen.- Gin autes apeiFSdiees
stanbaus unb Got, biaia fit saar, In gneRt st paul.
Gutter Observation-Disclosures in Dir gDea ct. paul
9pft > flee peer BET mpicS Strler. g. lint
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Sin 5'nblid ouf obiee 3ahlen 3ei9t
oae 81. paul erftene creimal mebr an
Ginfcmmen beri@tct als Der 9an;e iapz
lide ODER erfte @onarebzD itrict uno tciz
nobe cine 5Glfte allies GIN
t cmmens i'm 9an;en Staote.
S. fino iebr piele Garmen i'm 6taot,
bic meiiten jeroh nod flein UNI cine be-
ceutenre Mn;abl nod neu. Der 8eridt
3ei9t ierph cae namentlib i'm @cttooe
@roYe ! iitrict iebr %wpblbabenpe Tar,ner
inc, . renen neun Elm @infpmme1 be<
ridttn; elmer Ypn ibnen $4,000 unp Gin
anrerer $1,000 Ginfrmmen
9tadiclAsnr fuoet Der Qeler Die Gin
fommenzH ertdte fir st. paul felt ben,
sabre 1868 aus oenen berpcr9ebt cab
ct. Paul BON Sobr au Sabr in, Ieiner
Yro'peritdt 3usenommen unp i'm Rdtiqen
Wa6stbum beqrifen 1T, f
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3u strtaufen.- Gin gut g~eleeener unb
ireauentirter 5alopn unb Bparbinsbaus in Ser Sber.n etatt
1T unter anntbmbaren Sebineunsen aussuusrtau fen.-Ndbe~
res IN Der Office ser Minnefpta Staats;titune.
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uScrfaufen.- Gin i'm beien Tbeile
Ser Stabt ~beleaenes. cute @efaafte tbuenses 8parsinsbaus.
geetnsunsen liberal. l1rfode res Werfaufs Rranfbett.-
Ndberes tn her Sffee Der StaatsSeitune.
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serfaufen.- Gin Grocery unb 0ifSSr=
@eiddft. nebf Sture is bel 40 unb Elm 3reiaGdiaes g0ubntaus
unb Cots 113 BET 166 in einer blubenben @tabt Minnsfptas.
Ndberes bel Rem baraafppbntneen @ieentbuner,
&. Ntlter,
Nrntceno, g0riebt Co., getnn.
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8illis III p%ertaufen. Cine Garm in
rpvpn 80 unter Gultur, 1870 eutet Seulano Der Set 9rrid
wne 5uls, NIT eutem NDpbnbaus Sta4 uno Sdsunt III .bilis
unb unter a~dnftisen 3ablunesbeptnsuneen su Sertaufen.-
Nabere Iuetunft in Der SfTee bider 3eitun8.
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garm 3u eertaufen. Cine aus a&t3is
older %beRetenbe, 3ebn Melen BON 5~enserfun, an 5tlber 9att
l~iesenbe 0arm 0ets,ebn Mdsr unter Gultur) pom ttfeu
YUeen uno ausae;etdnetem t5uli, 1T untsr iebr %sanatsen Be.
biueuneen III tau bel Der Stebattipn ptele
Bla,tes pber 1ran3 @erner, 5enteripa, Mtinn. 66tf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04
New York Money Market.

From NE her0h.
THE week in Wall street was a dall one, the
great interest centring in the course OF money,
which on the last day OF the year was marked
By R OF an ts
terS Of the banks the stock
money ny se was A then NJ undonStediy as strin-
General Gene r. disaster is @ and % ruin l. viii be remarkes
that IL did result In the bresking OF the stock
mark ct and the failure ~ Si seyera1 = st9SE , houses
assisted by any artificial agency, and is the
natural result of the contraction of the banks
for the December statement. Indeed the same
men who plotted to make money tight" in
October are now just as anxious to have 1t easy,
sell, @ on the one hand. nor do they care. on the
t the rates OF
steadily TO the seaboard. A comparison
beginning of the cotton season, shows an in.
crease this season of over 10000 bales. The
on
the use of money. A relaxation was quite oon-
ldentiy expected on Saturday: but II did not
come, the rate prevailing at the close being
X@N which was the quotation in the Long
Room, where money is now dealt in as regu-
fact @ is. the money money which Was % expected x ac In IN
the way of interest, dividends, and the
s RSs not found its Tsy tSs hack bsS ga
The various trust and savings institutions
have also been compelled to call in quite y
large line ef their loans In order TO have funds
by them with which to meet the demands of
depositors. In the savings banks in particu-
lar large margin Is necessary at this season;
when there Is such O general practice of lifting
both the principal and Interest Money is
passing from large capitalists and corporations
To small holders. and during the period of tran.
sition will of course be without Influence upon
the market. 1t will soon return, however.
through Investments and redeposits, to the
banks, and be again united in the general cur
rents of business"
From the Tribune.
THE money market was disturbed by the
calling OF loans by the trust, Insurance., and
other Institutions pay ing their dividends Satur-
medately to the street. but large amounts were
for money was seven per cent. in currency,
with an commissions. with transactions at IA
as the highest rate and per cent. coin interest
as the lowest
"The bank statement is favorable to a return
of easy money. The banks gain in coin
s2.795.257, and in legattender $3.50 26l. The
total gain on the reserve lS So 590720 The
loans show a decrease OF s., ,252, ,493, and the
circulation OF $685. The de posits show an i'm
crease OF 81 .693. and will probably show a
steady gain for some time to come, from the
collections of dividends and the return of
money from the West. 1t Ia not to be expected
that money will Immediately become easy, but
the tendency will be TO gradually relax the
rates until legal rates are reached on call
loans"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

A FerociOus IndividuaI-Suspecte of
LArcentss A COlOred RObber - An
AccOmpIice.
Charles Everett. on Saturday night, went
into tavern on Main street, Frankford, and
without respect TO age or size. He came access
a stranger, and after he had hit him two or
three times his friends would not have known
him. The violent fellow was Overhauled and,
on making his appearance before Alderman
Stern, he was committed In default OF $1,000
bail.
james Robinson was arrested in the Ele-
venth ward, on Saturday night, with o buffalo
robe for which he could not account, except oy
saying that he got 1t from q store on Cherry
street. He was then locked up. and was held
for further hearing by Alderman Toland. The
robe awaits an owner.
Jerry McNamee, OF youthful appearance,
was oVerhauled on Saturday at seventh and
Bedford streets with an unusually large bundle
under his arm. On examining the package 1t
was found 10 contain two boxes OF cigars. three
meeIschaum pipes. two microscopes. and Q
coat in the pockets of which were some small
change. The lad could not satisfy the police
man Ma to the manner In which he had come In
possession of the articles, and he was sent be-
low for further hearing.
Joseph Linton, rather genteily dressed
negro, on Saturday night visited the classic re-
Riops OF st. Mary street. and accepted the invl-
tation of dark creature In silk TO yiS:s ner
at her residence. While at the hcase his
clothing was relieved OF seventeen dollars.
JuIIus Scott was arrested, and, after hearing
before Alderman Carpenter. was bound over
-George W. Moore is the name OF the accom-.
plice OF the chap who was held by Alderman
CsTpenter, on Friday, for stealing q piece OF
cloth from No. 720 South street. Moore was also
sent 10 prison by the same magistrate.