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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The sum of 800 was received as subscrp-
tons by FIRST Union Cooperative Building As'oea'
ton last evening.
The members of the Journeymen Taliors'
pon last evening voted to loan $500 10 the Troy Coop
eratIye Collar and Cuff Mandatory and Laundry Co.
The members of Iron M0ders No. %. at
their meeting last evening" elected Mesars. carroll
smith, and Purdy Representatives To the WOrklngmeh
Union It was announced that the sTlke IN JacksOhs
shop IN East Thrtesnthst still on ana that 10 men
were ont This resulted from reduction OF ~ per
cent ON the old rates OF The strikers are to DO
pad $40 a week for married men, and 81 Tor Single men
The Iron MOlders' p. U. No. 0G of Brooklyn
Installed the following officers last evening" President
Arcnibald Morrison Wee president, John Duck; Ke-
cordIng Secretary Robert Gray; Financial secretary,
Lanes Ciraham pondug Secretary Patrick Gin
gan. Treasurer Daniel McFarlane Trustees Johu Nc.
Golf aud Daniel Petit communication was received
from the Workingmens Tontine llfe Assurance AssOe
tlon requesting the Moders TO join tho movement
A strike is threatened Mt n tailoring estaD.
Ishment on Broadway In consequence of reduction OF
% per cent on the old OF wages The number o.,
tailos employed by this firm IL 10. Az the meeting Vi
the Journeynen Tailor, Union. last evening" Was re-
solved 10 oppose any effort 10 reduce wages me Umo
also decided TO take 10 secure tho speedy tfai
of the firm nganst which suit was brought, several
months AGO by certain members OF the Union Tor talhe
iniprisonincnt and prosecute which suit $500 mas
ALREADY been paid counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

On Tuesday afternoon the Montreal express
tram on the Hudson River Railroad stopped at sing sing
and took ON hoard 81 cOnyicts and guard OF eight
keepers These conviCts have been removed TO the
Auurn Prison 60 make for expected REINFORCE
ment from NewYork. now that the politicians bavc done
Win the repeatcrs. All the prisoners who were sent
away were securely handcufed and 5hackled. One
fellow was confined In straight Jacket
The annual reception of Grammar School
No 40. MI Francis f. A Clutch, Principal was heid iaIs
eyenlng The exercises consisted OF vocal and nstru-
mental music recitations, dialogues, &c me Misses
wood and Parkhurst played duet from La PERI
choleU which was followed by the dialogue. "PholOgl-
cai Fun" go. swallow. Happy swallow, was then sung
Inv fnll chorus aud the poem, Archie Dean was re-
cited by Misses Steele aud Strausse very pretty trio
was surg by Misses Greenwood Steele, and Asiorth Inc
l1st.nauisd Young lady rected an original composition
sne1 by Little" The overture TO the Crown Dla
nIonds was played by Misses lndeman Jackson grimm,
and woOd Miss QUA the singing teacher played tue
accompauent 10 the various songs special feature or
tbe rntertaument was an exhibition in casthenics by
severrl OF the Young ladies' Diplomas were presented
t IA graduates and the annual address was read by the
SunsrintRudeuL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
QUEENS COUNTY TURNPIKE ROADS.

At the present time the abolition of toll-gates
and tobrdges agitatng the people Of Queens County
There are OF these turnpike corporations whose
roads are located wholly IN part within the county
Originally most OF them were ceded TO these corporations
on their undertaking 20 maintain plankroads IN good
repair This was at the time Of the great excitement
Whon a plank-road only necessary that the
merest village might Jump into the poslllah
OF a great metropolis. The opposition 10 inc
abolition OF tOll-roads and bridges II appears. ~
principally confined tn Jamaica Village, where mneh
OF the stock is held aud those holding no Stoc sng @
roads but e or provided with farms are relieved OF
tax which would be necessary TO support INC oaus
they made free Very few OF the roads are ke III
good repair; two of them were indicted Dy the hsl
Grand Jury, and DstricAttOrney Downing IA t0lnoIIoM
10 abate the nuisance " possible Application mas peeh
made in the ~ these two 10 have ther chaIes
nulled Other roads viii pass the salne oIue
the DstricAttOrucy Is successful with these Two ~
mass convention, last Saturday. AZ North iompstcau,
favor of the abolition OF Olgltcs ana pIlSto' II
resolved 10 solicit the Senators ana Members ui hsel
10 secure the passage Of law for the estaDsIueh vi
free roads aud bridges IN Queens County ana 10 eoHer
the Board OF Supervisors OF the County or me oan o
Town Auditors in each town. keep such roads III repair
al the expense VI the respective towns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

nOYTAt Kaonah weshester Co. Wednesday morning Dec -
Elizabeth. wfr Of Jaiaes lloyt, the C3b rear her
Relatives aud friends the family respectfully uyi to attend ber
residence FRIDAY Dec "a at 10 O'Clock.
HUDsoN-on Monday Dec 90 Rdrad Hudson aged "a years. -
The relative. friends family respectfully invited 10 sitert
from Church. Prince and Thompson
SITS, this Thursday afterHoon az o'clock. , 49,,
MALLBRYAt Nassau New Providence ~ bilious fever the LRh
Nov 1859 James Mae, aged "a yoaHges. son o. The A's
Gsrrck Mslery Of Philadelphia
MILLwARDIn Brooklyn Tuesday a. 1850 Jsne D. vile o.
james Milward sged IS yesrs sod months. . =.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 atie1a
her funeral Thursday Dec % o'clock from her late resi-
deBce Of FiethsL Add ThiTlaVe.. south Brooklyn
M0RA0H Tuesday Dee a. Maxine j. Mora, native Of Havana
Cubs, In the SD OF bis
Funeral Friday O'clock from bis late residence 2s
East POdrteenthst The friends Ofte family particularly
quested to attend the funeral without further notice
TRIPPE-ou Tuesday the 2 iRs OrsaE N j. James Thppe
10 the 65h year Of bis age. $500
The relatives and bis funeral his ate
residence iiarsoust, Monday the 2itb us "a o'clock
Train leaves from foot Of BarcayI at IN for Brick Church
Station.
VAN VALKBEBURGH-Iu Brooklyn Tuesday Dec d. Mary Vas
Vakerburgh rel Of John Van Valkenburgb aged 63
Of her sonnsw Henry Gecksr No. u South
Teutbt, Brooklyn d. on Thursday Dee y, at O'Clock m
wHITL0CKuesday Dee a. nfconsumpton Rebscca s. wife Of
William HhtIock daughter late Daniel FaYbag.
friends the family respectfully requested u
the funeral without farther uoice III her late es
Deuce 81 West Tbrehst St, Friday afternoon @h nsI'
o'clock.
WHITNBYaddenT OF dphbera 49, The residence Of her
grandmother. Mrs George T. Neb 80 Jetngonae Ade Nes
b only daughter Of Alfred aud Adene r. Whitney aged years.
emOntbs and ~ days
Relatives attend the funeral from the residence
Der Grandmother above THURSDAY, I'D inst at O'clock IN
fnstead Remains will be taken WOodgn Cemetery
aud Fouphaye Via llr-
leR Railroad at 10 instead Of l yesterdays notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
PERSONAL.

Gov. Jewell of Connecticut, Gen. Frank =.
BLAIR OF Missouri the Hon John Is. Alley OF Massachu-
sets, Col Henry Wells, Aurora; Nathaniel Paige WASH.
Boston are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel So Postmaster
Cen Randall and John g. SAKE are at the Asor House
- Gen. j. b Carse, T. 3. A.; Col. j. d. Cameron, Har'
risburg; Col s. s. Ellsworth, Penn Yam j. f. Joy OF De
trOt and j. c. OsgOOd Of Troy are at the 81 Nch0las
Hotel - Ex-Gov. Hawley and Col. w. H. Mallory,
Connecticut; the Hon. Lucius Robinson, Elnira ana
- Commander Wilson, u. s. Navy, and the Rev. A.
sterrett Of Kansas at the Westminster Hotel -
The Hon. Jacob Hardenburg OF Kingston, FoLdyce H.
Iafin of Saugerties Dr. s. f. COardeau OF Guadalupe,
and the Hon g. ID. Lawrence Of New London are ~ te
NJ Metropolitan Hotel == EXGOy. Price ana cen ~. r.
stockton of NewJersey the Hon. D. N Cooley OF Iowa,
and Prof HOsfOrd OF Cambridge, Mass, are az he ~
James Hotel. = T.. Wilder late u g. Consul AZ Buehos
AvTes Is at the Albemarle Hotel. - ]. NJ Forbes OF
Boston is at the BreYOOrt House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
Su,tial 9ctitts.

PhaIon's VitaIia 10 Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAZE ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALONs "vTTALTA" differs utterly from all tho dyes" cob
orsrs" aad rorsrs" ~ 10 acts totally different pris-
p mpd fragrant and perfectly preeP'ates nc
muddy n,usut matter requires shaking and communicates
the linen No curtain Is necessary I" coz
zeal ss urb appearance simple that a6 HOtIuT1d
4, to all ia.en and purposes Toilet Chemistry
For AL. By all drurgss PHALoN l. SON E.w-YOrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
NrM.YoRK LIBERAL CLUE.

The New-York Liberal Club met at No. 90
Thrdaye last evening After the usual routine bust
ness DE- Douai editor OF The Arter Un,on addressed
,bs meeting IN the Glacial Formations Of the Earths
surfare lie argued the theory that the changes which
had taken place different parts of the ears surface AZ
Inherent times had been caused by glacial formations
In Illustration of theory ho instanced the north OF
itaiy Norway, aud North America, which he believed
yere nj one time entirely submerged by the ocean o
vas amused 10 the theory al Prof Agass1. VIZ that le
entire surface of the earth far back In Oldcn ths
cnvrrrd wifi glaciels. aud ho ridcuied the idea al
yei,ced bv him that God had three times changed mo
formation and conditions OF the wOrldeach time Tor the
,,ruose az making t. better and perfect III was
absurd 10 believe that God could not make - ASola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
THE FORLORN HOPE.

The initiatOry movement for the organization
OF the Fororn Hope took place last evening at Masonic
Hall Mr. Theodore f. TomlinsoD, the leader. occupied
the chair The object Of the Society is the publication OF
the Democracy Of this city IL Is the intention to secure
public hail. where the policy OF the organization may be
developed the intention TO take INTO consideration
the many evils Of the City Government that holding
office may become honorable and legislation pure The
Society will advocate tho reduction OF taxes, ana VIII
champion the Introduction Of cheap light cheap trans
portaon cheap homes food raiment, and shelter for
every man. The principal object proposed by the FOr0rn
Hope is TO procure halls for the people, and Tor TINS
purpose petition prepared 70 be presented TO the
t,ouinon Council Meetings will be frequently held,
when the objects OF the Association Will DO fully dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
TILE BOMBAY HOOK TRAGEDY.

The trial of John Dickey for the murder of
his wife aud boarder named Coqnhoun was continued
before Judge Bedle. at gackensack N. j., yesterday
NJ Voorhees, the counsel for tho prisoner made an
Elaborate argument in his defense, holding thnt the
shooting by Dickey was consequence OF INC hnuoy al NJ
Knapp followed for the prosecution and claimed YER
ct ~ euity ON tho ground that the act OF Dickey was
remedltniet After charge by Judge Bedle. the jury
retired aud at Late hour last night " was tcpOrted th
they md agreed upon Neruct vi guuy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
N1RRIED.

IEGBRSOLI-OGTLvIB-A S. PauPs T. Church oa Toesdy
evening Dec o. 1853 by Daniel Lancaster D. De- sssns
by Riagewsy d. d.. james H. iHgerSoh aud Ida Ne
daughter Of Wm H. Ogpe, esq, all Of tais city.
Monda Dec 49, at ST. Johns Bpseop
Church Knoxville b, the Rev william Graham assisted by tb he
Thomas W HGmes William Heviork TO Adele Cha'anne
of Knoxville. Tenn. No cards
PoST-ENAPP-on Tuesday, Dee a. By the Rev D. hs,.s
the resdeace Othe brides parents Washington fo.i fs oihs
city, to Helen youngest daughter ofWim Knapp Of wilton Cons
DISQUALIFICATION the 2 Inst IN Philadelphia b. the hey
A. Coleman, Thos L. J. Russell Philadelphia and Carrie Ba
daughter Of the late George aud Aane Dexter Of this city, No ea
sCHROEDBR-HAwKiNson THURSDAY. Dec. IS. in the cboes
the Holy P5ufeh D. t Rev H0rato S"hbgae,
d. Henry Schroeder Neglork Mary Olivia only
daughter Of The late ho Edgar s. Hawkins, U. s. A.
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,oih IaH
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
OBITUARY..

Mr. Charles r. Lincoln, editor Of The Flush
ina Journal died az his late residence in Flushing yester-
day morning. from the effects Of paralytic stroke Mr.
J.. was well and widely known Long Island. He was
oldest Journalists and was editor OF The Flush
ing Journal for the past 10 Previous to his as
suinng the editOrshp of The journal, he published The
church Record religious paper, edited by the Rev.
Francis Hawks, ID. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

tIdl uoWo VI Lho Ncths
FIRST PAGE. Grain, Provision, and
Cuba other Markets.
Editorial Notes Marriages aud Deoths.
News OF the Week do Nominations by the Pres
Our Spanish Relations. The Murder of Mr. Rich
Political Hrdson
The Democracy in Diff Washington.
whlted sepuchres. SION.
SECOND PAGE, SIXTH PAGE.
Homcy Story OF Home. Agricultural:
General Notes. American n titute
New Publications: Farmers Club.
Advertisements. Horticulture aud Mar
The story OF Bad Boy. ket Gardening
Third PAGE. Pisciculturc
A Card from Senator vii. Home Interests.
son. The Old Admiral
Tho Franklng Privilege. Veterinary
The sucz Canal. SEVENTH PAGE.
Through the West. Miscellaneous ADVERTISE
Editorial: '-'' New-York Cattle Market.
A second Letter to Cen Real Estate:
Butler. Advertisements.
Christmas Cheer. The Dry Goods Trade.
Ny Family Newspaper EIGHTH PAGE.
Parting OF the Ways. Advertisements
The Policy Of Vengeance. Boston Live Stock Mar
Announcements. Commercial Matters.
Erie again Ia a Law suit n. \. Wholesale Prices
European Markets. OF country IiOuuCc
George PeabOdy's Re- Philadelphia Cattle Mar
mains kct
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THE COMMITTEE ON ARTS.
SAM Edftor OF the Tribune

SIR: What qualifications must an Alderman
or Assistant Alderman possess to enable HIM To serve on
the Committee Oh Arts ana sciences Oh tue common
Council that see mentioned IN your reports occasion.
ayl Must he have taken lessons of the "Aru DOdger
or OF Hon. John Morssey before he was elected 10
COngiessi rH"ii'
Ntr. York Dec 81, 1869.
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New Goods Now Opening
PROM

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PROM
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GILTMoUSTKD VASES AND JARDISIEREs
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JRWRLCASEs BoNBOSIBRREs. TABLES. 40
RICH DECORATED
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CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

work at first at any subsequent time AZ tho conc
OF the address brief debate upon The various stats
DR.. Edwards. Mr. j. Il. MuusOn, and Prof Prey alr
Professor in the University at Havana, ana now punt
zeal eXIle, participated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

England Society With its pleasant ceremonies was
brought q close. Taken all I'm all the occasion WAS by
far the most enjoyable ofthe season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
, cood ssw,pR-,Inchine /, faithful. tirsl,

servant failing Of pleasure aud ProaL
have had one Bakers machines our house LOT
years all work IN tue mos! satisfactory maane aaS
never out OF order We unhessngy pronounce he pest
family achne made would induce 10 part WIN t our
pA faithful assistant always ready and never falling u.s. hrA O.
n Kelsgg, sherman House, Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

Model Pnrlor Magazine, Tor be.uty o. gpoErapoJ spso
articles together WIN an eegAhs
OF DEhOkKsrs MONTH"; hA1AANs moIo
,pet than suy periodical An.rs snd tho Aue' s pre-
NUNS offered subscribers almost ncredos see
-IPhfeaOlogcAl Journal.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HvEE closed quiet st 10 francs on the SPOT ana
Dec 2PetOeuu closed firm At col francs for Standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
no>,pSrfo N,RKPrS

"a, In ycco Dec 2FourSuperhBe - OFT an advance OF
9 Etr 80 sos there been free arrivals Of Oregon brands
sper6ne s4gsl -; Extra $685. So Wheat que'i strictly
Choice o o.. Legal Tenders, SJt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is
ready this morning and contains in addition to the gen
eral news Of the week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

Bu,s Spjces for the Holidays,
prA,,r.8 K sproy BROrBKgS Mills 4 D. and 10 kagers'
pass and AZ % JeacrsoBst Ohce. "a Froast New'hofL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

The Umbrella Market honsts OF n rev ATTRACTION
In ne shspe OF AuPiCA UnBEeLIAs These umHes are Nos
surpassed in appeaapce durability y Ap'"0s w wv mara"
They nAde IN Isaac SHrHs sos 20 ..... -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
RuPFALO CATTLE MAR

BUFFALO CATTLE NARKBT-DSC. o. go
market dull and lc lowers sales ~
5Stc Oruary; ale for Good and &C. Tor EI1ra
IIos,-Recelpts light; marset dul and dropping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

AZ the American Insututo H.. =,
Art premm a0d dponG awarded 70 The Oh House o.
the ASTRAL Ui LUIS ~ Ho etP'0ue DA
pu,r. and nm :, n, oil, no longer. 1903 FultonsI ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

The ,Trophy TOmai0.-Crcalas ready Aairs" dEoSsa
WatIsg' IT, ogden Fam SeNoOd. H. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

nsro Ir ths sale PuKE CoSFEcrioNSRr eoC hudson
Chamber, snd 2l1 FfhaVe cor I"eH"sh'hst hpLsi w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

Al Eeniu's former Superintendent DANCONA Me- 81 slI
HATS FURS and gUR ALTERATIONS rs per ee1' bs""
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

LOCATION TIE USrrED STATES
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1863. )
BIZ: beg 70 forward herewith copies OF note al
dressed by Lord Clarendon on the lbth inst re-
auestine copy OF your dispatch No TO- read by NE 10
him hat day aud OF ny reply OF the l6ti OF october
furnishg the said copy have the honor 10 De, &c,
10 the lion. Hamilton Fish. &c. JOIN 4" hoILLi'.-
LORD CLARENDON TO MR.. MOTLEY.
FOnEfGg OFFICE, Oct. -, 1869.
Cir. "A am appreheusiye that in reporting from
DeinOry my colleagues might not do justice 10 TIC
long and important dispatch which you read to mo ms
sfternOOE, should be much obliged TO yOn YOU would
the goodness ~ furnish with copy OF H. lhaNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

Prince Tecko scarfs
81 50 each worth go sO) An Immense Ear.eV; -,
f. C. KEAlPf0N Co. 2hi Brosdway.A
I-GoId silver steel and she'll Eye Glasses, Spec
aces Opera Glasses, Microscopes snd views 49, ~
Holiday Presents. at HUNTERS. LIZ hoaaNay.
Pest Ofice No,;ce - MAILS for BUROPB viii close AZ tbs
once on TUESDAY "wednesday and THURSDAY ending Dec q At 10
O'clock m aud AZ all the follows VIZ ard ~ i'' a. a.
Z y. li:SO a. w. D and b. HAS m lni C. ,a;' l
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DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Wih full
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22
Treasury Affairs.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-A Washington
dispatch says that Secretary Boutwell,
informed the Ways and Means commit
tee that from a casual denomination
of the Department., he had found
the affairs generally in a pretty
good condition and he did not
think he would require any ad-
ditional financial legislation at
present. There was An abundance OF
money, and he indicates his determine
tion not to keep large amount on hand,
and that he would use the surplus from
time to time for the purchase and can
collation. of bonds, claiming at the same
time that there was ample authority in
his Judgment in the existing legislation
to make such purchase and cancellation.
He stated also that he was opposed to
the secret sales of gold, and that when
ever he had any for sale it would be
sold in open market, giving everybody
the same opportunity of buying.
The. same dispatch says that twenty
nine Senators are sure to vote for the
repeal of tho tenure of office act, while
their opponents claim thirty-three votes
Great efforts will be made to reach the
vote rO-day
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22
From san francisco.

san Francisco, March 20.-Mexican
intelligence states that Losada has re.
signed his command and appointed
Domingo Hara his successor, stating in
his manifesto that powerful reasons
obliged him to take this step. The
garrison at Guadalajara manifest an
insubordinate spirit. The civil officers
attempted to arrest some drunken Off
GERS behaving disorderly, when the lat
ter drew swords and fired pistols, but
the disturbance was quelled without
serious results. The foundations which
laid waste the cotton fields of Sinaloa
destroyed much property in durango.
General Zepida, now Governor of Lower
California, has assumed his duties, and
it is anticipated that the peninsula
will be better regulated than under
Dovalos. The Indians are committing
outrages in the frontier States of Sono.
IA, chihuahua and Cohahuhila. All
quiet in Durango.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-22
New York Money Market.

MONEY-Market to-day very irregu-
lar under pressing demand; Z per cent.
currency to Z per cent. gold was freely
paid in the morning; later, some small
balances loaned at 6 per cent, but final
" the rates for call loaEs was plump at
per cent. There is an uneasy feeling
in regard to the future, and many coun-
try banks are endeavorlng to increase
their line of currency to bridge over the
first of April, the general settling day
among farmers. Rumors of u lock up
continue and add to the general uneasl-
ness. The great bull leaders in stocks
are apparently more inclined to assist
the downward movement than to check
the natural course of affairs on strin-
gent market; bank statement reported
favorable and temporarily caused bet
ter feeling en- the street, but this did
not last long.
STERLING-Dull at lO8SalO6t for
bonds; bills uuquotable.
GOLD-DulI put steady; opened at
1 81 and closed at 3lal BIZ; 2a9 per
cent. was paid for carrying, aud 3 per
cent. for borrowing.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull and
lower; American bankers doing little
and foreigners are out of market from a
difficulty in selling exchange. Coupons
of 81, ll5tallSg; do 'G2, ll8Gall9; do
"a, ll45a115; do '65 11G8all7; do new,
ll31al13i; do '67, 1l3$all3t; do '68,
1l3ga113!; 10-40s, 1O5salO5!.