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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24
TIse New Luther.

from the New York Tablet, Oct. c3i
A Geographic despatch or last Monday week from
Paris announced that Pere Hyacnthe had gone TO
America for two months or So and, II correct, he
ought 10 be now IN the country. II he has come or
shall come here expecting to dnd sympathy among
Catholics with the views expressed in his letter 10
the General Of his order lie is destined to wOeful
disappointment Catholics in this country are In
ardent defenders OF civil liberty aud the freedom
ana independence OF the Church: but they are
equally stern defenders OF the DIVINE authority OF
the Church to teach and govern all men and nations
all things pertaining to the spiritual duties rea-
tons and end OF man. They are well acquainted
Protestant or anti Catholic tendencies. The Amer
lean Catholics whom he may nave regarded
as working for the ends ne proposed 10
himself he will find to be behind none In
and conduct The distinguished American Catholic
on whom ne may have counted since he Is held BY
Protestanis TO be LIBERAL Catholic, assured us per-
sonaily, nearly two years ago, that ne reared Tor
and who was evidently yielding 10 tendencies the
nature OF which he did not understand, ana which,
II not resisted IN time, would lead HIM out OF the
Church.
This ls poor country for shaky, especially rene
gade Catholics II Pere Hyacintne comes mere ex-
pectng 10 induce any considerable number OF Catho
lios, even u single Catholic, to accept him as q
leader TO follow him III his most incorporate and
silly attacks on the authority OF the Church. ne Will
ind that he has come on fool's errand II he comes
as Protestant, seeking sympathy and gorlfcatlon
from the enemies OF the Church, he will no doubt be
welcomed but not with much warmth or respect;
for they see that ne comes without any following,
and has only his bare self to offer them they already
that by leaving the Church he has lost his power
TO serve tem and that they have no further use FOR
him.
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N f,s I,swlas BUSINESS.
Cash Box Robbrd-sbont Twenty Thousand
Dpilurs stolen.

Cash Box Robbed-kbput Twenty Thousand
Dpilurs stolen.
some aoid thieves between Twelve and one O'clock
Oh FrnaN suceeeist 10 drlv.ng prize at the o..
.ablisulneut u C3un Lazarus No. 253 pear street
MI Coan havlay zone out 70 Jine, stranger en-.
tered. engaged TOE a.sotpa " me clerk, while tw
Or sBree other supposed customers. who came IN
subsequently,, r4Esf. Later Il tue day atm box
containing assurance policies prornissory notes
wish baaIce sHs-.5 " .ne nrm, private papers Of
Charles Coan power " attorney granted % Conn
CO.. old ins0 1Ace scrtB, broken notes aud ten
certificates or stock of ins0iv ent Var.
gina coal mas company, missed. The
f0e0ery vas not reported " tle police but the arm
~ 0nse TOOK tae necessary steps 20 crcumvent ths
tieyes sni prevent t1eln realizing upon the pro.
ceeds ~ tas 0erY About SO 900 worth or notes
were mus secured ID me 1rm Qua there 10 other
avslaolc properly tnat they negotiate the exact
yalue ~ Hhicais Only Known 10 tue frm. It's mem
Oers place me Vsa3 " the vnOe property stolen az
$4,000 10 go 0UJ VERY lltte Or which will do the
rosues AM good. Rgm0r says mat The amount 10
much larger
At an early hour yss'er1ay morning the box was
found IN me vacant yard, corner or Chambers and
chatham streets, minus the contents Captain
Jourdan, OF the ska precinct, took posses
An examination or the boz SHOWS fbat IL has
two compartments. rne thieves failed TO
force the lock aud showed IN the aide With one OF
their feet rms gave them access TO the lower com.
parment, where the property above referred to was
secured In the upper compartment which they
failed 10 open, they missed considerable treasure
tfoye.n
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been pervadinp the body, and Friends were encour-
aged TO greater faithiulness 10 the promptings Of
truth and not % has,ss too muca on o Iaaluonary
adherence to the forms and fashions OF the past In
regard to dress they were reminded that were any
women TO enter the meeting house now alfred ID
the ancient fashion, with green aprons and 0Onnets
with black capes, they would be regarded ~ Gus OF
order. Is was nevertheless hoped that the young,
II deviatnR from what is styled the plain garD,
would nave Tor their motive simplicity ana conve-
ntence. The seventh, second and third day even
ing meetings In reference TO rst day schools were
largely attended. The number Of schools reported
was not az many as last year, but the interest dd
not appear TO have decreased. In one instance the
school was suspended for want OF ROOM aud the
unwiingness OF the teachers to hold II In the meet,
ing house, and thereby burden the mind Of al aged
Friend who mad not felt easy Herewith.
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3 changes in each item are IN detail as follOwa;-

Tue money market was ktHhcshlJ kuppHeu anu
the rate on can ragged from I'VE 10 Elk per GEM,
with exceptions at IoGr or governments snc seven
Oh stocks.
Commercial paper was nonlinally seven per eeni
al oank but nine 10 Twelve per cent on the street
Foreign exchange war Gg!l after the steamer,
the hasis O.: loesf Tor prine oankeTsf slay daJ,
snd io95s for siGnt sterling bills.
The government market MAS extremely quiet aud
inCllped 20 lower prices sequence OF the retro
grade movement in goc. The following were
,hc closing street prces:-United States currency
lo12 l875s; do si4es, 1881 registered 49, 4
l2o; DO de-. coupon, 49, a 10; do. nvetwentiee,
registered May and November lIsas llbts do. DO.
coupon, 1862 40, l20S III; DO. do. coupon, 1864
90, H9a 1I93s; DO DO, coupon, 1865 do. 49, u
ll92s; 90. DO, registered, January and Jny, b7}.
q li5A; DO. do, coupon. 1885, do, u774 ll7's:
do. coupon, 1887, DO, I17s4 ms DO do, cou
pom, 1868, DO, ll7sS MA; 90. ienforlies regis.
tered, 1919 a los; do. do, coupon l0Sis l0sls.
INC goid market was heavy and declined, oeeom
1Dg steady ~ the lower price. The indications now
that The clique who started the premium upward
yesterday are really on the "eear' SIDE and that in
iner bold purchase OF the government gold they
enabled 70 put our large short line at 49,
1919 The God Bank to-day paid out the second
twenty five per cent OF all adjusted claims, thus
setting half Of It's Indebtedness. The total export
Of specie during the week $40, 600. The range
GfE m. rratxx foil
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL.

sATuRpAY, Oct $50 ?. NJ
The weekly statement Of the associated banks OF
Me city N aot a favorable one, but was received
without much comment There is a loss In reserve
al over Two millions, about equally divided between
reece and legal tenders The decrease III specie IL
due TO she heavy customs payments Of the week ana
30 the shipment Of specie 10 Boston ana Phiadel-
pha. the loss m legal tenders reflects the activity
IN the movement Of the cotton crop, which IL now
sarly nauguIated. the tcals OF the last Two slate
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ffHuRcH or THE REDEEMER-- REv. j. W. sHACKbE.
" ford, rector, southwest Of Eishtysseond street
and Fourth Avenue Services Al I0s A. NJ ana rhidrens
service at rs Z. NJ Sunday school, ~ r. Cross ths
bridge a! Eighty third street
L'ORTY SECOND STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
j. north aide. Of Brosdwsy.,~0od willing services
sunday by Hev DR. Scott Al l01s A. NJ and ~ Y. Even
The Weekly Dsy ot Rect Peculiar Blessing to Bust
ness Men In Cissn
DFy GEORGE n uEpwoRTB WILL PREACH AT
~ the Church ~ the Messsb PARK avenue and th'tiy
fourth street. sunday October 20 morning and evening
Subject toYnnsA be True Idea Of Prayer" Tue pablic
are Invited.
CwEDgSpOR0 AND METHoDIsA; OR, WHY FROM
> Methodist Became swehenbofgnDya lecture by
ibe Rev H. cooper Union, SUNDAY evening bc
lobU ~, 81 IN O'clock Free ~ AL.
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i SEPTEMRkkN, ieh".
Scaled PROPOSALS will be received this Department
l2 NJ. MONDAY LIST November for the building and 1T
ting of four for the Revenue Marine Bidders
furnish specifications; the be submitted 10
board officers the Department reservng the fight 10
jsot ALL not from competent and responsible patss
Speed beng of great Importance, the Department has
adopted this TO invite competition and tbs
bidders 70 furnish drawings In detail OF hull and machinery,
with model. complete; and the parties to whomIhe awards
made shall give bonds with sufficient snres for tue
performance of the work according t specfcA
TONS models &C, approved.
The vessels will be OF the following dimensione
Propeller Of iron, hermaphrodite brig rugged
Length, l70 feet on load line.
Breadth of BEAM % feet moulded
Depth Of hold ID feet amidshps.
Draft OF water. loaded, not 10 exceed Is irst
Side wheel steamer, iron or wood, hermaprodte ORG
rugged.
Breadth Of BEAM % feet moulded.
Depth of hold 12feet.
Draft of water not to exceed s38 fee, loaded.
Two small steamers OF wood.
Length, $50 feet on load line
Breadth Of beam, 26 feet moulded
Depth of hold, feet
Draft of water not to exceed 81 fee, loaded
Propeller TO have direct acting engiue.
Large side wheel steamer, oscilsng OF osau eng
Two small steamers, beam engines.
Speed TO be guaranteed. - uo,,nr,
Secretary of tbeITeasury
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70 abs vouvsh n RI


.,~.,0p, ,M 10 Joliet 4 Chicago RI ssH
a s,.a,',aa a. 1893 100 Col, a Ind RR.. ~
as ,r ~, II Tai XL zoo Ohio Miss RR 1tts
10 NJ. and AIS O'Clock r. M.
..sooo M a. ,s am 100 $500 Us $40 O. ebn... MY
.ess 40 4 o. 90. 62 1909 OO0Us b2e @, t7.... lFA
NM rs 4 N : al 49, llgs $4,000 Ue SIS, 1V40 1867
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$4,000 s AVE SS re Froe. Fiat
aud Second Mortgages boa sht
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be following was to-day's business at ,te once
es states Assistant Treasurer

Loans Of cash gold were made at sx 10 TWO per
cent for carrying
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@eD 0AO LOAN wANTEp-oN $4,000 STOCKS As
DL.OOU security which will pay IS per cent per Al.
mum dividends; company Just organizsd eash bonuc
gvsu Principals address ST oC KS, bo los Herald Office
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WANTED ON BOTTOMRY.-AB0UT $500 WANTED
w on botomry OF San Salvador ship Aura. Captain
Bsraano aga hurthen her freight and ergo OF $500
boxes of Sugar. This wanted TO expenses IN
Cured consequences Of her putting into tbs posi Tor re-
while voyage from Havana 10 Famdith England,
sor orders and from thence to port in Grea Britain
port Hamburg and Bordeaux, both Inclusive Ten
ders will be received al the Office OF FERbEk CO, "a
South sreer until Monday 2b October al 12ocook
NEW YORK, october IL, 1869.
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f,O 0OO TO $1,000 wANTED-FOR WHICH THE
sDO.UUU Office OF OF ire
win be given Fair salary, good references Ac AddresO
bot poat
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Il * nOO S6.0O0 $4,000 AND $1,000 TO LOAN on
spO.OUU. Bond and Mortgage, on Brst cass improved
Real Estate In New York Brooklyn. Would purchase
good First or Second Mortgage
JOSEPH MASON 1 GEO. B. WALTON, lA Broadway
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EXPRESSES.

az a. BuRNHAM's FURNITURE AND sAogAoR
~ hNpfess, lilo West hevcnth street. SIXTH
furniture moved In city country furniture and paros
packed, shipped snd stored
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yIrANTED--A LOAN OF $780, FOR THREE OR SIX
w months, Printing Presses, Type Materials, Ae.,
worth times the all guaranteed free OF
eumbrance whatever Legal interest. Lber, commission.
Address ST. box l73 Herald Office.
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heOO wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN or REsPECTA
,DOUU biy, who Is willing TO oar his amount, sar.
have nicely furn shed Room and Board Of the best
h., station a.
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cCE NOn CASH wANTED-AS A LOAN, For SIN
pLC.OUO months on S5o0o0 worth OF stocks, organ
silver veins, end of which paying psr
cent dividends. Money wanted for working capital b-
eral cash bonus given. Principals address COLWEL, boz
100 Herald Office
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ICE CREAM, MADE or PORE CREAM ONLy-DE
4 icoua 10 favor and unsurpassed quality Boardps
houses, hotels &C. supplied very low Liberal
auctions 70 church fairs &c Jees and Charlotte Russs
Goo. per quart. HUNTINGTON A EMIaH
successors to FusssD Co.. 30b Fourth syenas and "A,
BrDadwav
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G0OO wANTED-BY A LADY o. REFINEMENT,
sDOUU having Arst class boarding house. Security
and a comfortable home given. AdiressGDoD, station o.
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ONO NnN wANTED-oN A PLOT OF uINMPRov
DkU.VUU ed Property in New YORK, worth NJ least
$4,000 SINCLAIR, No. 3 Pine st;te,
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f7 nOO AND $4,000 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN on
- .UUU Bond aud Mortgage upon improved Rsas
Estate in this city Apply TO d. H. STONE, ls1 Broadway,
room No.9.
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OREASURY DEPARTMENT,

MONEY TO LoAN-oN IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
MI Principals only dealt with. Address CoUkTLAkpf
PALMER, Jr., box 374 Post Office
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Tho March Of improvement Among the
Friends.
The Friends OF Indiana have held their annual
meeting IN Richmond. The meeting felt the
Impulse % tBe Ber reIipioup interest which bof
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is complete list of marine trans.
fers from the 26th day OF July to present date
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l2s,s; do. do, coupon, 1894 12lk 1922; do do.
coupon, 1885, 12l% l22; do do. coupon new.
1865, 1904 1905; do. do, coupon, 1867 1907
1909; DO. DO, coupon, 1885, 1905 12O%; do. ten.
forties registered. 11O1; do 10, coupon, il3,i a
lI3K; currency SKIES. l0e4 u ITO.
In State bonds new Tennessee and North Carolinas
were the features on advanced quotations. the for
mer on the second call being 4 per cent higher than
III the morning, and the latter per cent continuing
firm TO the close.
The stock market shared In the general dulness OF
the street. and was heavy throughout the day, with
narrow fluctuations and very moderate dealings.
The following were che prices on the second CALI
Canton, 5stl a go; Cumberland, IS SO; western
Union, 3S3S 3sss Quicksilver, l5J8 10; Marposa,
.: DO. preferred. IL l4al; Pacific Mail, s21 SO;
Boston Water Power. Is i4h; Adams Express,
5sss 5o wells-Fargo Express, 1879 bid; American
Express 3s1s 39 United States Express, 81 a 67s;
Merchants Union Express, 1915 bid; New York Gen.
trial. 2o95s; Hudson River 1856 a 1877; Harlem, 1927
164; Reading 93& 96la Michigan Central, 1872;
Lake Shore 1855 1861: Illinois Central,
142; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1851 100;
Chicago and Northwestern, ssi4 q 8s1l; 90. pre-
ferred, 97% 97s{; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnat, St}s ass Rock Island 116ts 1854: Mil
wauxee and ST. Paul. S21s 82a; do. preferred,
S9s q S91S: Toledo and Wabash, 1871 Q IS; do pre-
ferred. 81; Fort Wayne 1853 1881; Alton and Terre
Haute. So SO; do. preferred So q SO; Ohio and
Mississippi, 31zs a 80; New Jersey Central, 1864
1862; Chicago and Alton, 1855 a 1853; do. preferred
1853; Morris and Essex, $50 SsA; Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 1875 1855; do. preferred, l231s l231t;
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central. 34h
34A.
Foreign exchange was dull after the steamer and
shade weaker on sterling, but firm ON francs and
continental bills generally.
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BOGUS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NEW YORK., August 70, 1869.

NEW YORK, August ~, 1862
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
feel 1t my duty, through the medium OF your valu.
able paper, TO lay before the public the following
facts:-Last summer friend OF the writer residing
in another city, paid visit to Long Branch with hts
family and his departure from there delivered his
baggage to of the employees OF the New York and
Long Branch Express Company, so called for trans
p0rtation 10 New iork, and received check there.
for. Arriving at New YORK ne found that the trunks
were gone. On applying to the company the receipt
Of the baggage was admitted, but that was all that
was known about 1t, and he never saw his baggage
again. AS all CONDENSATION was refused the matter
was placed in the hands OF an attOrney who sued
the company, and some time last winter recovered
Judgment, no defence whatever being interposed py
the company. An execution was placed in the hands
OF the Sheriff, but ne could not md any property.
Finally IL was discovered that the company had no
corporate existence and only does business during
the summer months. The ,persbn In charge OF the
business on beng inquired OF at difYerent times by
dinerent persons gave each time different name OF
some person IS the owner OF the concern but refused
to disclose such owners whereabouts aud the Direc
tory does not tell.
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A CONNECTICUT ROMANCE.
A Divorced Couple Elopc and are Marie
the Second Time.

fFr0m the New Haven Palladium August 14.l
About twelve months ago Richard Waite, whose
relatives reside In Bradley street, led to the hyme
neal altar before large assemDiaRe Of friends, at
the George street Methodist church. Miss Jennie
Githings, Of Lafayette street. Richard had been
generally regarded as gay Lotharo, to the sorrow
OF his relatives, and the marriage took place in
opposition TO the wishes OF the brides friends; but
strong love had seemingly bound It's siken cord
army around him. ana l9f SIX OF eight months It is
Ramor had whispered in her ears, had CON.
ssaed Of That be per as Change But cam 81 @
the spirit Of their dreams For some reason hithero
kept very secret, the once happy wife determined to
necticut it is-iucky for mismated couples-easy to
obtain divorce, and some three months ago the
court decreed them no longer man and wife. The
turned to the pursuits which ne had followed In his
bachelOrho0d. II Is understood that Mrs. Walte's
relatives were mainly instrumental In securing the
tanned after continued, persistent urging on their
part. 1t is easy to separate the bodies, but to
divorce two loving hearts Is quite q dtfrerent
that only till then did they know how
strong had been their afection for each other
by degrees they became intimate 90 OF yore indug-
through o second cOurtship as earnestly as they aid
the first second marriage was talked Of but tho
lady's friends interposed the strongest opposition
friends were willing, and little more. Finding
that nothing better could be done they concluded to
take the matter into their own hands, firmly beiiev.
ing that cruel hardhearted fathers and mothers
have no right to keep asunder tw0 hearts which
Cupid had nrmly united. On Thursday night they
took the steamer Continental for New York, and
those who knew of the afair In its incipiency are
confident that they were remarked yesterday. The
young man Is about twenty'three years OF age ana
the lady about twenty. They are both very respect
ably connected, and their best friends hope their
second search for welded bliss will be success
ful than the first.
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TWELFTH ARMY CORPS REUNION.

Major General Sl0cum has arranged 70 meet the
officers OF hls old command (the Twelfth corpsl ON
the battlefield at Gettysburg on the Gath and 2oeh
inst His line embraced Culp's Hill, where acres of
forest trees dead and dying from the effects
OF that terrible musketry fire. It is rumored that
Greene's brigade will rebuild their lines OF breast
works, as the most appropriate landmark OF their
position Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania who
commanded a division OF Sl0cum's corps, will meet
him on the field. MAJOR General Wright the old
sixth corps commander, whose troops arrived at
Gettysburg in the nick OF time the evening OF the
second days engagement, after thirty-nve miles of
continuous marching viii arrive az Gettysburg
Washington early IN the week. Major General New
ton. the commander OF the First corps after Rey-
noids' DEATH will join the party and be present to
establish the positions OF his command during the
second and third DAYS fights.
General Graham. whose command contested so
desperately with General Barksdae for the possess
sion Of the peach orchard. and who severely
wounded and captured on the field, has telegraphed
sponses That his SID and line officers will almost
UNANIMOUSLY meet him there. General Ward, whose
command opened the second days engagement at
the Devils Den and Major General ingalls, and Gene
rails Dickinson, Tremaine. Lock- and Majors Bullard
and Cooney or the stan, Will be OF the party. Major
Of General Louxsree;,s famous charge on the alter
noon OF the third day, Will be present. II Is also ex
pected that his father, General j. Watson
walker, the historical painter who, for the
past three years has been engaged upon a
painting representing the repulse or Longstreeps
charge has accepted an Invitation from the Gettys
burg Battle Field Memorial Association to visit Get
tysburg at this tune Major General Howard Will
meet the party from washington. Colonel Bafhe-
der, the author OF the isometrcal drawing OF the
field and who Is writing HISTORY OF the battle,
VIII leave here the 10th to assist IN the arrange
ments for the occasion. These gentlemen are de-
srous OF meeting as many OF their old ,0Omrades In
arms can make in convenient .tQ&be present, in
order that what has been so well begun may be
equally well finished.
General officers at the battle of Gettysburg who
intend to be present at the reunion during the week,
commencing August 90, will be furnished with free
application TO Colonel John b. Bachelor No. SO
Beekman street, New York.
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The treasury Department is uneasy at the delay OF
the fractional currency. superintendent McCartee,
OF the Bureau or Engraving and Printing, went TO
New York on Wednesday noon with instructions to
settle the difficulties. Anticipating supply greater
than the demand could possibly be, the Treasurer
Old issue. The consequence ls that large sums
daily received at the department for redemption
The presses the seal room are comparatively idle,
while the Indications that the strike IN New York
viii either prove successful or the government VIII
be compelled TO take the printing under lts own
charge. In view of the urgent demand for the cur
rency the Treasury has been compelled to bring out
some of the Old issues which 1t was thought had
been forever dispensed with, and throw them upon
the market Washington fAu1ast 49, co'Tespon-
dsnce Pitil0delp2id Press
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A PRIZE FlaHr INTERPRETED wIrH.--O Thursday
afternoon, Lieutenant Smith, OF the harbor police,
was informed that prize fight was about TO take
place ct Point AIRY, and sent boats crow to the
island to put stop to IT,. Upon the boat arriving
there It was found that the nghttng men had made
their escape and that the ropes and stakes had been
carried of It was understood that the light took
place In New Jersey Philadelphia Ledger, A.
gust H.