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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
3meisscffire 5u Pbilabelpbia:
Gritc N0tipnaI Sanf.

Seamte:
s. s. Glart pbiiatelpbia, pr6fbent.
Senrp .. Gppfe, 0aIbinatcn, 8ire.gr6l.
Say Gppfe, 8rrliser brS 8inanS- unb Greeds
tiSrGpmmitteeS.
Gmerfpn B. peet pbilabelp9ia, SefretGr
unb Iftuar.
Giele Gompasnis bittst ;ufolsr ibres Char
ters, ibres arpben Capitals, ibren niebriasn prG~
misn unt ibren neusn Sabelen bic piin16sns-
fpertbeIfe @elesenbeit tpelde biS ieBt bem Yubli-
FUN an9ebptfn tpurts, nm has 9rtrn ;u ser-
fdern.
Die prGmen-SGB bic bebeuisnb Berabgefebi
lnb, lirb 70 Sprtbrilbaft fir bic 8rrf9erer, mic
bic btr briisn @escnieitisfrits- Gcmpasnie unb
Sermeiben ale VerpidlunSen iinb llnii6srbsiten
bon 9fpten, 8ipieenoen unb ale RibpsrlfGnb-
niiIe, pslde bic lrBtsrs ben pplies-Snbnbern per>
urId6sn.
Wsbrsre nsus unb inirrsliante Satellen per.
ben Jest pprgelret, pelhe nnr bfariffsn nerern
miiIIen, nm Ii& hem publifum ais annebmtar
Az erpriIrn, mic bic Ginfpmmen aepGbrens
Be ppliee un6 bic pramisn suriiderfat.
ttnbe police. Ssi ber trlferen IHtrt brr DO
lieesSsfBfr lid nidt allsin cine eebenss s8erlibe-
runs ;ablbar BET ieinem 5pbe, 5pntrrn srb1lt
aud, ipenn sr am 2eten bleibt, mad tpenisen
Sabrrn Gin jGbrlides Ginfpmmen eIei d.
10 PCT. U0P9t. ppm pari-@srtb fei-
ner ppliee). Bel leBtersr maGt lia bic Cont
paeue Srrbinbli6, bem Gerfi9ertrn ben
sauSen CAPITAL SetraG ben sr te3abIt
Bat aurHd ju aablen auBer benz Be.
lauf Ieiner ppliee.
Die slufmsrfamfeit Spn perIpnru, tprl9e igr
2rben psrfdern pplrn, USer ibre berrit5 semads
ten 8sriterunssn rrbSben topllrn, pirb auf bic
brlcnosrn gUrtbeile ssIsnft, prldr bic ,,9iatip-
nal QebrnS.Grrli6 i6erunss. Grmpasnie" birtet.
Sirrulare pampblete uno ausfiibrlibr Gin,
srlbsitsu rrbGlt man auf anfrase in her 3prig-
Office her Grmpasuir III bieler Staet rtrr bsi
Y. @. Glarf IL. Co., Ybilatslpbia,
@tusrnI glssutrn fir psnniylYania unb SHb
9lrp-SrrIry.
Noft unb Suffer,
Scranton,
SpSial-gssntrn fir @aynr, @ycmius unS
has nprSlits Gu;srne County. 12n8
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BUR @eafltnna fir alle 9entide.
Commercial 6QuS,

Giusm Ssrsbrtsn btutiGrn pubIifum unb mel.
nsn 8rruncen btrmit bic rrsebent ansriss, ba6
i'd tas ron hem Srrlfrrbensn 8. Scdner afbaI.
tene Commercial Saus" iiterurmmen bate.
Gs pirb nlsin Srifretsu lrin, turt siYrrfcm.
menee Setirnuns unb bette Sptifrn unb Sc.
trdnfs mir tas 3utraurn bsS putiFums ,u rr.
perbsH. (4f9) 9barIes 9pfIe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
3aa foerf0ufe1a !:

Ter llntrr;ri6nete pfierirt feline GdtaulOtts, III
Der pittstcn apenue seleeen, unier annebmbnrsn
9etinsunaen ;un Werflufe ait. Dielelte Iirst
int 9lrd 9lc. 81 hes Tapnee acblfn Gr. Gan.
bes. aGufe fGnnslr atgsl6plIfn tperben nit Srn.
0ptieb 3ithid in pitts.on slpsnus, cber init
bem lluter;si6nsten, auf briefi9e anfrass untsr
Der abreit; Morris 3wfd.
28ir9 Scbpftn, 81. s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
0DrlGnfiQe Q(nsciQe.

gSir llnter,eiGnsts srIaubtn uns hermit tie
rrsetene An;risr ;u MAIDEN, bab mir bis Ritte
DiGrs in Sebn 3tibIers eefal Gin SleieerstldGft
srSTnsn tperten, tpSrauf mir has bsutlds publi-
fum aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
@dnseIbOff mb
4r, S6neiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
3lt a,erf0mfe1t /:

Die 9ptts an Der Gde SCn Granflin aptnut
unb 9inbsnhrass. DisisIbe III 40 bel 80 SUP
unb fs beinben fi6 barauf brei @ebGube. u
sint spsiitSdise WasnerperflfGtts, t6 bel 25
SUP; p cine SdmiebsperfitGtte, 20 Bel 80 SUP
unb spsiit6dis; 81 Gin speitSdises Wcbnbaus.
DaS 6janss III gut einseri6tet fir Gin @asner-
unb S6mistssi6aft, bat sinsn Sofraum Spn 40
bel 40 8ub, gut einsefenst cine Siltte CUR auf.
berabruns BON Spl3 unb cine platform, I'M bic
Waeen In bic glnifrci6erwerfltatte ;u tbun.
gsFB fann ju ieber 3sit Sssebsn nsresn.
f5p Safpb Araft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
Gelsrirt in 1000 Counties.

Gplrrirt in 1000 Counties.
Gisle chen jsst fertis sewprSenen srpbsu Star-
ten 3sisen itbtn glaB ppn Stesutuns, allt bic
jsBt gfbauten 9iltnbabuen unb bic neueu 0rsn,-
Msnberungen III ben eurcpGiIhtn Stdaten. Die
ttartrn ipllten in ftinfr Sdule unb 8amilis feb
len. Sir ntbnirn nitt mebr ais hen plas elmer
Mnppe ein rub fSnnsn hur6 &paenpprrihmng
leirbt umesfebrt psrbsn, 70 bae jeber 3briI mad
Sflirbsn bi6t rrr bas @ugs fCmmt. G]uts gl9sns
ten trbatsn tinrn anItbnli6en 8abatt.
@rgen Gtrfulare. i3abIunsStsrminrn unb nit
benz 8strage fir cine prcbefarte pente man fG
an s. 8. 0lppb,
1Smjim % Grrtlonbt Ct, Nrpsgrrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
3it t,erf0ltfeit :

Sets 9anIrttsn. sslsssn an ber Walbinsten
9lssnus in @rrsn 8ibss. Die Gotten iinb 40 8.
Grpnt bei 200 8uB tist NIT einem suten 3auns
umssbsn unb fhrn felt srei Sabrsn bepaan;t
pCrhsn. Ginseln cher int Gjau;en ;u serfaufen.
qitbbnber fEnnen fd melben brt SCbn q.
Sailer, Greariira6e, Serantcn. 26nS
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2iqmGrs SailSlltltfs
Scn
Silli0ia &Ccber,

WlainlraBr, gessniiber Srn. o. 8rabtrS Spttl,
Spbe parf.
5reuntsn unb 9efauntsn, inebslcntns absr
ben Srrrrn Gjafpirtben ;ur stfdllistn anseige,
baB es mrin 8sftrrbsn irin ipire, mrine einbtn
prompt unb reef unb nit ben belfen @aarsn ,u
bseisnen. Mein grrratb umfabt aubsr ben &C.
tprbnlihrn eiquErrn,
gBeib- unb 8ptb-@eine,
SlS 8yeunb Bourbon WbisfS
GrausSfif9eu unb Gbsrrs Brandy
Rumunb GprbiaIs,
pflbe finimti6, tpas SuaIitGt unb 8sinbsit
anbsIaust in feinem Gtablifsmsnt tisIsr Statt
bslIer su Babsn iinb.
9lle Stffsllunsen tpfrbtn piinftliG ausasfibrt
une Baarrn nah jrbsm Stabtibeie fpfsnfrei
sslisfert.
DaS G,sldGft ifebt untsr her 9situns tss Srn.
@sg. Winl6.
llm rs6t Sablrsi&rn .3uipru6 bittst
14jr9 B nj. Qpaer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
Charles Robinson's
@eill=, 0iqnOr-, Sitters=
unS
Delikatessen-6 -6onoluna,
313 9adananna 9lbennr,

O1O SuuuEugHWu TtuSHHgg
SCRANTON, pa.
Die rti1e 8irma lsnft bic 2tufmerfInmfsit brr
Srrrrn Wirtbe unb BON priYatpsIpneu auf ibr
SprslsIidss Eager ron unSrrfGll&trn
&eitcm rtnb 2iqnIrcn,
unb tpirb rs aud in 3ufunft ibr Sellrebsn iein,
eurh rsslle unS piinftlide 8sbirnun9 taS 1T fe
geieEte 8ertrauen su redtfertigen.
Infer gprratb beIfebt aus impurtirten btuts
idsn, fran3Sflben uub ipanii6en @eiurn unb
giauSrtn, sinbsimilGsn California unb Gatapta
@eiusn, Spe unb Bourbon @bisfey's 1t. (. tp.
Iuf unlsr Eager BON einbsimilbrn unb intpCr-
tirten
DelifatcHcn
MAIDEN mir DEFENDERS aufmrrflan, un6 brnrnneu
ais einen Selfanbtbtil beIIelten:
9SefpbGliI6e S&iufsn, Serrelatpiirlif, unga-
ril6e @Gniebriiite, eetrcdnete Stcdflde, bclGn-
biI6e SGrinsr, Wa9tt6urssr Sauerfraut, 9in.
burger, Sdpsi;rr bpll1nbiIbe unb arGuter-Stals,
IcTir tsutlhe Grii6te (einssmatt unb estrcdneD
SpeSersisn unb 0spiir;e.
Sernsr: Cincinnati S6infsn unb @irle, &ins
tsr- unp S6msnr;uusen, Nep-2Jorfsr 0iirfff
ieber glrt.
Smpprtirtirtr unb amerifanil6e Gianrren,
Bier unS Wein. @,lGIer, ScrbfIaIhen, unb alles
anbere, slr @inrihtung elmer gSirtbIdaft GebS-
rrubr in erpber auswabI.
3ablrsi6sm 9uipru6 sntsssenisbsnb, sri6nen
a6hnsSSpa
Charles Robinson.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
SSSil6clIlt 8 SeQGuus

207 DEM Apfpnf, Srranlcn ga.
Cine scr5fsIibs &sffauration IN III 8erbln.
buHs nit bisItm 6aule erSTnft pcrtm une ptr-
ben ale 2lrten rarme unp falts Spsiitn gu iebsr
SagesSrit fsrpirt.
Die ftinRm heutl6fn @tinf, bsleS Bier unb
1cnfiss @firiufs tets friI6 BON Der AutIls.
290S Scbu S6irlirs, prcpr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
Bum Nerfnttf:
pra9tsplle
9ei1llfattelt!


&rbeiter unh Sanbperfer.
Die 9rttsn lissen an ben SsifsrIpn, 9Itams,
Waibinstcn, Wyomina, psan, 5ranilin, Dion'
Iep, prpSipsnre. SHREVEPORT II. Waricn Apenues
lnc an Der g., s., A. unb 3. Strabs. sllle Stra-
ben inb ausselest unb eesbnet. Die @runbitide
perteu auf bilIiSe Ssbinsunssn Serfauft. Diele
Gotten Fnb befannt unb srlssen an Der @ilmpre
eanbfrsfe, auf bisier Seile bon Green Hitse
inb brbbaIb Sisl nabsr 81 Srantou, als ir9snb
pelde 9ctten bic jsBt gum gsrfauf anssbptsn
perten.
Die 9sbisb unb Susauebauna Gilenbabn unt
bic SerantCn u. 4rpSibenee Srabsn- GiIenbabn
fabren eerabe burdb mad err WpnIep unb grc-
pihruee 9lpenue, unb lie Duumpre Straben Gi-
lsnbabn paiiirt innsrbalb Sisr SauareS an ben
Gotten AM pbsrcn Gnbs Sprbsi. 9ln ber untersn
Seite bear1nst Der 2adapanna Slug bas 9anb.
Der SefBtitel fir bieis Gotten III untslfreiitar
unb bisIeltrn Sariirsn I'M prsils Scn 200 bis 3u
900 Dollars.
Sir Sebiu9unssu, plan &c. frass man mad bel
Spbn SanSieD,
23jl8 Jtettsanpalt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
0otel snnt &erfanf.

9as in grppitsnre All Der Sauptirdee srle-
gene Srtsl bee llntersei9neten II gum Serfaufe
0nasbOten. Wit tem 5ptsl Serbun6en in Gin lid
gut rentirtenber 8arbieribrp.
Das Gigsntbum III eines trr IhSn1sn in pre.
Yiesnre, Stabt Scranton Gas SpteI 1T NIT al
len mctsrnen Ssqusmlibfsiten ssrIebsn, rntbGlt
stpei faif gang rtue Billiards, lCpie cine pcll-
if1nbiss glusitnttuns BON MSbsIn u. (. ~.
(2firta) Sbec. Camp, q'rpSibrnee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
IuGprDerMn0.

gas Oisisnisen, pel&s benz untsrSridnetrn
I6ulbsn, iinb biermit aufesfOrbsrt innrrbalb trsi
@p6rn pom beutsen Datum 3abluns su Isiitsn.
gDer bits rerIGumt, bat Is iif lelbff Susul6rri-
ben, ptnn er in Soften ptripidelt pirb.
Splde, henCn i'd I6ulee, tprllen rtsnfalls in
ecr scrsei6risbsnen 3sit Serlpre6sn unb ibrs
Ssdrunsen pr6Ieutiren.
Charles Better.
Srnntcn, 4. R6rj 1868.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-18
Sau! 8QQ!l

Gsr llnttrlsi&ntIt pirb am Samfaa ben
u. WdrI i'm eOfaIs he's 5errn Sal. Sdbimpf
IN efr eseariraee ttnsn Ball jur grrfeitr srs
Sffrn'6tlftS aepaltsn, peju 1rtunef uue BE-
fannie nnc eas sftammtt esuiiGe pubIifam bTf.
iihf tinsrlabeu ptrbtn.
giir quite Diuiif SpsiisB ant gslranTs prb
btfitns ssIprst.
f7m2w Scbn SbHHf, Geearfra6t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-07
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United states steamer Severn arrived at Nor
folk. Va, recently, having in tow the ship Pawnee,
which is to relieve the New Hampshire as receiv-
ing ship at Norfolk. The Severn sailed ten O'Clock
A. M on Sunday for the West India station, where
she viii relieve the Powhatan, as nagship OF Rear
Admiral Charles H. Poor. The following IL list OF
the of1cere OF the Severn
CODlmdnder-R. B. Lowery.
Lieutenant COMMANDMENT. II. FarQuhar, @. <.
Haswel and ID. q. Woodrow.
:. Lieutenants-J. e. NOEL, y. L. Armory and 3. g.
Houston.
kastay-E. H. Vail, W. w. fitzpatrick.
Fleet Pavsndster--Edwin Forster.
Chdptain-M G. Britain.
S.s.s .,,.,oeor,-Charies Martini Passed Assistant,
M. J. Babln; Assistant Surgeon, y. y. Cumming.
Fleet EnUneer-Thomas Williamson First Assist
ant, l. J. Bissett; Second Assistant, K X. HInc.
Captain or kGitnes-J. II. Baker.
Second Lieutenant or lk1yfnes-A. H. OBrien.
Commanders Clerk George Baker
Mates-F. II. Poole. y. F. Meyers, A. E. Batenian,
@. IA. Powers and J. +. Plunkett.
B0dtstcdfn--A. w. P0meroy.
Gunner-R. II. Cross.
Curpenter-W. Barnard.
.Suiinldker--J. @. Chevalier.
The Pawnee passed up 10 Norfolk on Sunday under
sail. and upon relieving the New Hampshire II is
Understood that That vessel will proceed to Ports
mouth N. H., az receiving ship at that station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-07
SALE Of OIL PAINTINGS.

Last evening the sale OF oil paintings OF the SOM
erviile Gallery was, owing to the inclement state
Of the weather. rather poorly attended, and the con-
sequence, Of course that the pictures sold did
not bring very high prlces After the anctoner mad
spent an hour In VAIN endeavors TO muse little
life into the few bidders who had come to the sale
despite the Storm the following high priced pictures
the Hudson, Q. H. Moore, 413; The Toilet. Pro-
lessor Edward Hamman, &295; Master and Maid,
@ Boeheim, $l66; shakespeare At the Court OF queen
Girl" Msrdhu, $40; Moonlight H. nerzog. s7oi
.Playing Marblss,n !. A. Aubrsy, 500; "octooer
Days. A. +. TAFT, $125; srhc Mothers Care,' Paul
seignac, $50; ''Grandrilothcr's HeIp.n companion,
SEQ; White Mountains nom Saco r.yc-,' Edmund
p LEWIS, S50i "Iha Ar..5iiah Signts,n George +.
Bemei, Sivv "0randmothers Portrait" Lanlant
de Metx. ee7 10; "Tns New Toy,n companton So! 90;
CLEARING the Fields scene IN Thuringla,pJ. y. I.
Van Stackepborr 500 There were several other
pictures which Brought very low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-07

that OF the previous year. The munincenoe Of Con-
ress mas been conspcuousiy msnes 'ed 70 its legis
recent struggle 70 maintain sbas unity o. government
which makes IA one people. The additions TO the
cluslon OF nostIities result In great degree from
the repeated amendments OF the act OF the l4tn
Oh July isSs which extended rs provars,lon,s 70
outlay which Is thus occasioned Ia further increased
BY the more liberal allowance bestowed since that
wholly or partially disabled. Public opinion has
gwen an emphatic sanction 70 these measures OF
Congress, ana It win be conceded that no part Of
our public burden Is more cneerfuy borne than that
which 10 imposed ~ tins branch OF the service. IL
necesstates the next fiscal year, 10 addition to the
an appropriation Of S30, 1000. During the year
1869 the Patent once Issued Ia 1872 patents and rs
receipts were $685. sss being s2is92o more than the
ton 10 the recommendation OF the Secretary OF the
Interior for uniting the duties OF supervising the
Ing upon the Commissioner OF Education. II It IL
the desire OF Congress to make the census, which
and perfect than heretofore. Would suggest carly
action upon any plan that may be agreed upon. AS
Congress e. ifs last session appointed committee
to take into consideration such measures as might
be deemed proper In reference to the census and
to report plan ! desist from saying more.
the Claims Of ms Snrssu for
liberal appropriations In Q country 30 diver
sinea In climate and sou e. ours, and with pop
this bureau are mcaiculaDle.
CONCLU1ION
desire respectfully to call the attention OF Con-
gresg to the inadequate salaries Of number OF the
most important o1oers OF the government In this
message VIII not enumerate them. bus wiz specify
only the Justices Of tho Supreme Court No change
has been made in their salaries for fifteen years.
and WITHIN that tune the labors OF the court
have largely increased, and the expenses Of living
have q least doubled during the same tlme. Con-
the compensation Of Its own members. and the duty
which It owes to another department OF government
deserves ana Will undoubtedly receive ltG due con-
sheraton. There are many subjects not alluded to
IN this message which might with propriety be In
troduced, but abstain, believing that your patriot
legislation most conducive to the interests OF the
whole people. On my part promise rigid adhe-
renee 70 the laws and their strict enforcement
u, 8. GRANT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-07

.-..aUs OF DARiEN CANAL AND OTHER NATE.
nave always felt that the most intimate relations
United states and all independents nations on this
Continent. 1t may be well worth considering
whether new treaties between the United States ana
them may not be proltably entered into 70 secure
more intimate relations friendly commercial and
The subject Of an interoceanic canal to connect
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans through the lsthmus
OF Darien Is one IN which commerce ts greatly In.
lister to the republic Of the United States OF Colombia
to endeavor TO obtain authority for survey by the
government In order 70 determine the practibiiity
or such an undertaking and charter for the right
OF way to build, by private enterprise, such . work
II the survey proves to DO practicable
In order to comply with the agreement OF the
United States ~ to q mixed commission ut Lima Tor
the adjustment Of claims IT became necessary to send
last. No Appropriation having been made by Con-
Rress for this purpose IL 10 now asked that one be
made covering the past ana future expenses Of the
commission.
about peace between Spain and tho south Amerf
can republics with which she II at war having been
accepted by Spain, Peru and Chile, congress has
been invited to be held In Washington during the
present winter.
A grant has been given to Europeans OF an OK
elusive right OF transit over the Territory OF Ncara
qua to which Costa Hica has given its assent which,
II Is alleged c0nicts with vested rights OF citizens
OF the United states: The Department OF State has
now this subject under consideration.
TIE SPANISH GUNBOATs.
The Mihster OF Peru having made representations
that there was state OF war between Peru and
SPAN, and that Spain was constructing IN and near
New J ork thirty gunboats which might be used by
Spain In such way AZ to relieve the naval force
III cuba 30 rs to operate against Peru, orders were
Qtvon to prevent their departure No further steps
Having been taken By the representative of The
PeypvlRp government 70 prevent the danartnTs Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET. LONDON, Dec. 21.-The
following the closing prices made at the Stock
Exchange to-day:-Consols Tor money, S2i.; consols
for account, 92t4; United States hve-twenty bonds
1862 coupon, S57s; do, 1855, Old, $40; do, 1867
s37s: United States ten-forties, coupon s2a; Ere
Railway shares, ia; Illinois Central shares, 100.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Dec. 2l.-Tne Bourse
opened quet rentes 72f. 60c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Dec. U.-
United states fivetwenty bonds closed Nat at Ola
LIVERPOOL COTTON Observation-Disclosures, Dec.
21-Tne cotton market closed dull and unchanged.
The sales to day nave been 10000 bales, including
1000 for speculation and export.
HAvRE CoTroN MARKEr.-HAvRE, Dec. 2l.-Cot
ton closed quiet for both on tue spot and anoat
Tres ordnaire. on the spot 1871. per cwt; low mid
ding, anoat, 1851 per cwt.
STATE OF TRADE.-LiyERPO0L. Dec N.-The mar
ket for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARREr.-LivERPooL,
Dec. 2l.-Wheat, es. Cd. per Genital for California
WHITE and 49, 80. Tor No. red western. The re-
celpts OF wheat for the past three days have been
as 900 quarters, OF which 10000 are American. Cora
to-day, 2ss cd. per quarter for European. Oats -
0d per busnel. Flour 22s. per Dbl. Tor western
canal.
Dec. 2l-Lard 76s 90. per cwt. Bacon, 65s per cwt
for new Cumberland cut
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec.
2l-M.-Rosin II shade hrmer at bs. 50. Tor com
mon North Carolina Other articles unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Dec. IL
p. M.--The London markets are generally un-
changed. Tallow, however. mas advanced TO 45s. 3D.
for r. Y. q. Linsced cakes quiet at clio los. per ton
for thin oblong for feeding. Petroleum, Is. 3d. for
refined. sugar quiet and steady both on the spot
ana anoat
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERr, Dec. 2i.-PetrO-
.euIn closed hrm ~ 70 NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
THE INDIANS.

Trouble Anticipated in New NIcxico-The
Indians Opposed to Occupying Reservation.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il, 1869.
The superintendent OF Indian Affairs for New
Mexico reports, under date of Cimarron, New
Mexico December 7, that the Indians are almost all
out on the hunt, ana that they said to be uaani
mously opposed to going on the reservation. Their
agent thinks they Will not, unless forced to- II is
thought that the Apaches, who are also the hunt
will make trouble when they return by stealing
stock clothing, &c. The citizens of Cimarron feel
insecure In consequence OF this impression, and have
asked for company OF troops. There are several
reports OF depredatons by the Apaches last month.
Lieutenant Hanson, from the Ablqun agency OF
New Mexico reports that on the 20 and Sd OF
November he distributed annuity goods TO the Utes,
about 700 OF whom were present at the distribution.
All were well pleased Tnis ofncer also reports that
the Utes are decidedly opposed to going on the re-
servations.
Agent Padding. OF the Hoopa VALLEY reservation,
California; reports that the Indians are engaged in
ploughing and sowing. Their condition Is one Of
perfect content.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The DcfalcatiOn in the Howard National Bank
Of B0stoh-Changes In Railroad Direct0.
ries-Buricd Alive and Rescucd-War
CIaims- Burning of n Church.
BOSTON, Dec 81, 1869.
careful examination by the government into the
affairs OF the Howard National Bank shows dis
crepancy between the books and the amount OF cash
of x6s o6I There Is no doubt that the bank has lost
this sum but now and when remain mystery.
AT a meeting or the directors or the Boston, Hart
ford ana Erie Railroad TO day 3. w. Hail. treasurer
resigned and George NJ Barnard was chosen in his
place, Mr.. Farwe one OF the directors also re-
signed and Percival Leverett was chosen to I'LL the
vacancy. 49,. -, .
H. was Instantly killed to-day Dv being struck by
locomotive on the Boston, Lowell and Nashua Rail-
road. Mr.. Woods was sixty seven years OF age.
Late yesterday afternoon Mr.. VIM, while en-
gagged In snoring up deep well IN winchester, was
buried by the caving In or the sand After working
all night his neighbors at noon to-day rescued MIN
alive.
The Baptist church OF Gloucester, while undergo
ing repairs, was burned this afternoon. The organ
was saved. The insurance IL $22 900. The cause OF
the fire Is unknown.
for furnishing men TO the Boston quota during the
war has been partially considered In the Board OF
Aldermen on proposition TO pay him SIS, 900 In fun
OF all demands. The subject IL postponed Till the
next meeting Of the Board
Tho case OF Hugh CONN, indicted Tor the murder
Of Malachi McMannus, IN Dedhan, last June came
up yesterday In the supreme Court. when the pris
oner pleaded guilty TO manslauphter and was SEN
fenced TO the State Prison for seven years.
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ROME.

The Ecumenical Council Committees-Faith
and Ecclesiastical Discirlne-A PapaI Bull.
ROME, Dec. 81 1869.
The third congregation of the Council was held
to-day. The formation OF the committees was tho
only business transacted.
Notification was given of the result of the voting
for fourteen out Of twenty-rour members who are
to compose the Committee on Questions OF Faith.
Among the fathers elected to this committee are the
Bishop Of Poictiers, the Archbshops Of Posen, Ma
lines, Baltimore and Westminster, and the Bishops
Of Caen Sion and Panderborn. the Archbishop OF
Cambria the Primate Of Hungary. the Archbishop
Of Utrecht ana the Armenian Patriarch.
The Council then proceeded to the election OF
twenty-four members Of the Committee on Ques-
lions Of Ecclesiastical Discipline and at the concu-
sion Of which the congregation was adjourned.
Bull OF the Apostocal See, dated the 10th day
Of December, has just been published, which re-
stricts on account OF the spirits OF the epoch the
number Of cases reserved from ecclesiastical CEN
sure.