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A SIX your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet Qui-
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a VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK!
N Containing Important Physiological Infor-
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sent free on receipt of Is cents. Address the
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The Path of the Just.

VIM. A. ROBINSON
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

the amount Of 10000 beside 100000 used from the
School Fund which must be replaced. The amount OF
interest due July aud which the State has no funds 10
meet amounts TO 100000. The amount due on account
Of Penltenary and Militia is 100000 The cry Of Repu-
daion which has been raised In certain quarters how
ever will not be listened TO by the people Of the state
The reckless legislation that has brought about the pres
ent unfortunate condition Of affairs VIII entail heavy
taxes upon the people, but the bonds have all been
legally sued by state authority there is but little doubt
that they Will submit 10 heavy taxation to prevent the
dishOnor Of the credit OF the state.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Wednesday says:
The banks still losing in means, although some OF
them had their currency balance Increased this morning.
by receipts Of currency from New York. and the money
market, IL changed at all is more stringent The demand
for loans is perhaps not unusually larg3, but the d
Guilty placing paper ii to appear The banks
cOnfne their loans 10 their depOsitor whose paper they
take TO limited extent at 9d10 per cent In the open
market good names pass at l295 per cent, although
there capital which cOuld be obtained at lOGiI
per cent If the right kind Of paper was ofeTed but seh
paper would be acceptable TO these md capitalists
seldom IL ever is outside of bank parlOrs. Inc
market for exchange continues heavy with receipts IN
excess Of the current mercantile demand There Is not
much pressure TO realize currency is In better sup
ply but dealers not disposed to buy at better thah
idll0 discount while there free sellers at % dsGpar
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ox,,x lane 2-lI opru 93 for and 9t
a9 G e secoant United states Fefwen bonds quiet aud steady
AZ aI stocks steady; Erie, 9i; liluois ~. ,-.o
FxASKYET Juue 2UBied States flyeIHeny bonds sI d@t o
The issue Of 1867 . .. - 49, --.-,.-,.,- f.. ,,1
dv Uolsnds IlId Mddng Orleans l2lL Beadsiufs are trm
flour 25 3 y bbl Tor Western Canal. - O., ~,
ospos June 2Sngar hTner at 399 ewt for No u Dnte
Calcutta Lnseed bob Ifnmon hosh 90
ewt Turpentne, 28i y ScwL
m .vEY Juue "a closed huoyant last Night 81.
oSpoS June 2ti m.Consos for money ss Tor account %
u1jteJ Ststes Fye-Tweuty Bonds qunt stocks easier
ItvEHPoo June 24- mBrcadstuHs are easier an nine
hat moi quoaby higher Cheese 5 per cat for the best grades "
American Eue. TalIow, AJ per cvt
HlyKK June 24-CoitOn opens easier on The spot "a,
oSpoS 4-J0 Cousos close al at Tor drey ana -
6r account United FNeTWeE bonds b Stocks are qls'
Eriss Isic.; Illinois CenTss, gii. IailoT. ~ pest
uu 2-The Boufse duli keutss ~ hbcs 10 etnts
mCOtou closed az llL TO- Mtldllns
Tplabds ard 2Ic abiding Orleans sales oi the day IOOO oe
Cheese 74 q for the be grades OF American tibe
LArMKnP Jnne N.-PetrOIenm 4lt fancI ~ Dbl
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

Tobacco steady; les bids st906s3n PovnSns q1f,
So. Bacou-Shouiers, lfe Clear MT o'oi IVY
Clear sid-s laic Hums l9c ssrd ls9c HghEiae se ut
CHICAGO. June 2-Flour active. Surng EItrss AZ 81 =
ii saf Jube and 81 2i seller July, Corn dull '.es d no
Al 6Ic No Tat 6sa6sie seller July Oats dul and loTsf sse
No 6l66ic Rye and hgher sales OF NO ~ e 20
Barley du 81 HghWipes dull at 9oe Mess Pork e
Lard Igdl9ie Bak Meats uGcte and uomias Cattle da u
S5 9sa 20 S7i for butchers Sc 25d 81 20 for hr 70
shipping Live Hogs dull at 90 3d W " Tor soOd 70 eooe
% 40d9 60 for .... . .... :, ,
swRGo June -Fonr steady; sales 900 bA at 81 2 for No
spng IS for Amber wnter White; 80 25 for Double
Wheat unchanged; sales 10000 bush No Mwaukee Clo Al
Spring So Corn steady; sales OOO bush LIMOS
Indiana Rye sud quiet Corn Meal
IS 2 Mieed steady shorts S7GSlG shlpsJens ezO
Mddlngs K23dS28 Canal Fregbts-Wbeat % Q5s Corn,
Feqhis-Pour Boston NewYork SEE 10 Albany &c.
BUYFALo, June N-Reeep pts-Whelt, SoOOO bDhi 1erh.
bush Flour. 5000 bba Shpmen-Four lOo bbs MDea S0VVO
hush; Corn 1900 bush Oats 1900 bush Ffeighs-lJfc on
Wheat He Corr c Newlo Flour quiet sales OF
10 bills City Ground at Sc 100 bb NesterB Bakers at
So IS and bbs +6 Wheat dali and declining closing
early Of bush Milwaukee Cl1b TO aruye'
81 3i 1900 bash 81 37 spot nomius IN he afternoon
demsnd dull and stedy sales Of 50 bush No a.
7sc 754c 90 bush Khed At zoe Oats nomi
Western Hgbwiue nominal at 1880 Pork firm at s1 90 Lard
firm 20c.
LOUIS June - Tobacco unchanged Cotton nominal Flour
firm; SugetGne - 50 IS 25 Extra $50 IS O ouble Extra
~; No. 2O6s %; prime snd choice Red Fall 250
42 choice and fu choice White, 81 50S CO. Coru-ehoee
White prime fancy White in bulk 7ld6e Mixed
ltlow sacks 7O03c prime 20 choice White, WdsAc Oats
fnher 58c for free In tie elevator aud 6lGbe o mixed hny N
sacks Rye firm at 81 1881 10 for choice Whisky steady at g6c
Pork unchange Bacon dHL Lard nominal Cattle dull at -
A. Hos 81 1889 Receps-Four, noaei Wheat
3 so bush Corn, 4oOo bush; Oats $500 bush.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS

trrgrHI June 24-Coion less active; Midng Upland
st ~ uid.ug Gulf unchanged Bark STEADY aud unchanged
fony. s,ifs hbl. Superhue. S5d 52i EIlri
s gsIts so Perny,us Extra FAMILY, s6df 20 2j Ohio DO,
-s Is, Faucy so So Rye fonr dull AZ 81 23 Wheat
sfniy. .sss 4yNO bash Red At @la 81 Jl Amber o.
hr III 30 Cora active 1900 bush yellow at 9r: Mixed
Weston ggagJc steady: Western 750ICc GforIei anI
P.ooussmsN tusn-ss Petroleum lrhtr; CRUDE, z h'Ila
Sic VII ,kI. 93e.d ~ t3. ,..u, 81,
PIoer Howartst supeltns - la|"J % 90" ftI
Is .5as Family sSdS9; CITY Nils supshGe. - z'1tti
10 FIa s6ds7 95 do Family tBd $40 49, Wetefn supsIlue
% IS sd: 10 EItra SIS 75i DO Family 5J0ta Wheat
sr and advanced Sc Corn improved White AZ 9Jdo Ohs
sd,,nSsd 10 52d8le Park S3t 50 Bacon tf M S'
96ige Clear Ribs l2I IGlgic Shoulders, Isle Haus 24d ~
ai sn Al 2Od20ie. Wh,ky firm and seare sales u oa ~ 70
s1s FRAsCCo. June 23Pour tul At ~ Sl6S3 ~ "bra-
Choice old 81 81 50 The market efeei ~ a
bssyv sdrance ia Liverpool quotations. LeFs feeders 5
dull aud noWlnsL Wheat declining
anil Amer 81 3lasl 49, seller JBlv, Com deBug sales Of No
a. 116-1Ie N At zoe Oats declining; sales Of Csc Or Michigan
I'D No Rve-Eoue ofeaE; nomiEay Al b5 Barley doll sn1
saStngA ReeepitFour 700 bbls Wheat 70n busli Corp,
n 900 6nsh Oats 100 bush ShpmsutsWheat oo boih Corr
$500 bash Oats 4.80Q bash 49,. -, m.
As IA fair demand At unbangej prees Cotn trm AZ
IN d3c oats 68d7c Rye firm aud 2 23Ht ~ Cotton
1 f,r Mdug Tobacco Ia good demands sales Of U bids Al
ssds7 kO Whisky dull and unsettled held y4c safs onl
h. mad, above Provisions quiet aud dell wiib bat ue inquiry
sSss poupA P0rk S1 75d S31 Bulk Meats bed Al
Rn1 IDLE for ldlsie for Sides Hams EOdI Lard
mo uquiry held lsiasiG God St Money close keh1Hse
steady. . .. ,,---t-. g. a, % what .,..Iv
Rel, o. Isl White, slG. Corn N euh eS oa" NV
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
Total amount. nt.................sl ,OOO,O

Government bonds were dull and steady with moder'
ate investment demand. Coupon 67s active but the
balance of the list without interest The reduction
of the Of interest by the Bank Of England did not
stimulate any purchases for foreign account The mar
Ret continues bare OF bonds and the large dealers have
but few bonds on hand The recent money panic has
brought any large amounts for SALE At the close the
market was steady. ..
State bonds were irregular Tennessee bonds were
pressed SALE consequence Of the unfayor
able reports in reference 70 the financial affairs OF the
state Tennessee ex Coupons declined TO 6l, and were
offered for that price at the close new bonds declined
from 60 to 81 and at the close quoted at 56.d5i
South Carolina new six per cents in active demand,
selling at mana, North Carolina, Missouri, and Ala
bama bonds were firm State bonds were quiet, with
good demand for investment lots Miscellaneous shares
dull Western Union Telegraph sold at 9st Pacific
Mail was rm rangug from S5 10 sea- tie stock has been
largely Oversod, in expectation that it would de-
cline on the reduction of the passenger rates Express
shares have been buOyan Adams advanced from 60 to
GA United States opened at 20 aud sold at 75; Amer
can advanced to At
The railway share market active and excited with
heavy transactions in NewYork Central Hudson Mchi
gan Southern and the North Western shares NewYOrk
Central sold at 1872; Hudson, l64i Michigan Southern,
1O6; Northwestern Common, sls Northwestern Pre-
fered O5 The easier tone Of money caused large pur-
chases to speculative sales and at the second call
the market had buOyant appearance. The stock and
bondboders Of the Fort Wayne road ratified the lease OF
that road to the Pennsylvania Central today The stock
Of the Company will be increased III per cent making 1t
a per cent stock free Of Government tax.
The usual quarterly dividend OF q per cent made.
The cash Of the Company, after paying al ont
standing liabilities VIII he divided among the stockhod-
ers at some future timehe amount canuOt yet be asceT
tanned The Pennsylvania Central takes possession OF
the road the 1st OF July After the second call the
market was excited aud the transactions unusually
large. The demand principally for NewYork Cen
tral, Northwestern, and Rock Island. Northwestern
Common sold at si; Northwestern Preferred 95 Rock
Island 1ls; Fort Wayne l5s At the close prices were
well maintained, and the market continued active.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
nneDt bOuds:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE COURTS.
FRATrn ON A SAVINGS BANK.

Pebecca Baird agt. Third-dre. Savings Bank.
superior COurt-TTial Term.-Beiore Justice FIFTH
THE plaintiff Ia tins claims balance from the
Thrdave Savings Bank Of $50, Win accrued interest
rho hank allows $50 and interest 10 appears by
her story that she deposited, in January 1851 $780, ana
Are from IT, on the 28d Of April $780, and again, the
an az January 1868 $50, ana that tins all she drew
ont lin Size went to draw her balance. which was accord
ug 10 the bank statement but some $50 Tie bank book
has one entry the credit page Of $500 On the other
mage n has four entries The first April 2s $780, but the
three plainly aud avOwcdy written one, and at
the same time tGe last two entries. The second entry
on which dispute arises, is the entry OF S5O, OF the
date o January 1868 The next entry, written IN az the
The last entry is simply OF the balance que.
The defendant says that when the paintu brought lef
hook 10 be settled there q discrepancy fOund De-
tween the ledger account and the bank book amounting
10 $780, Gu looking closely at the book il discovered
that there Ia the first entry on when te
one WAS written, and the ledger showed 10 should be
three They also found entry Tor SOO not dtDteu h
tie bank book; they then compared IL with her checks,
and without consulting her, wrote three right over the
one 10 mask the which Is certainly there,
and in the other entry. t appears that the PLAIN
ff can neither write read. and that these checks
we're i'm fact written by the Paying Teller she merely
checks the ledger that there was no check on
hin. The cash out night on the days when these
rEecks purp0rt 10 De drawn The plaintiff Insists that
she got hut $50 In all.
truth was diculJ 10 reach On one side or the other
There was not only pelury, but attempt at fraud
more n the plaintiff told the truth the teller had not,
and the agreement the cash showed that the
overcharge could not have been made innOcently by
him. On the other hand II she did not tell the truth 1t
showed perjury, but purpose TO rob the bank
IL was question Of fact for the jury to pass with
such light ;hey could gather from the evidence Of the
out sIgn Of agreeing directed to bring in sealed
verdict this morning.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
A COIIIsION CAsE.

In the United States District Court in Ad-
Abeuarle has been decided 10y Jndge Batchford This
was ioel died by the Of the steamship James T.
Rradv To recover $4,000 for damages sustained by MN
by reason of collision which occurred between that
vessel and the steamship Abemarle about - O'Clock p
m on te 10th day OF August, 1867 IN the Atlanuc ocean
iust below Baruegat ight Each vessel had her lghts
burning brightly and the lights Of each we're seen from
the other some length OF time before the collision Ie
st-rn and port bow % the AlDemare struck the port sdo
az the James T. Brady ahat her paddle wheel, DONG ber
ra damage. Judge BlachfOrd holds that the evidence
showed that the James T. Brady sccTed wrong course
owing TO neXperience and necleney OF her LOOKOUT
and was tbere fore to blame the collision The libel
is therefore, dismissed. with costs.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE BISHOP DIVORCE CAsE-LAWYERs AT LOG
GERHEADS.

Bishop agt BiShOp.-SuperOr Court-SpecEl
nt-T{rf tore Mr. Jnstice McCunn.-SOme weeks ago
the plaintiff this obtained order from the Court
committing her husband 70 Jail for contempt III nor
yug her 500 Of almOuy due her, with 500 expense oi
ihe proceeding The order contained some lu0rmautes
Mr. CLASSY her attorney instructed the Sbern that te
writ was not bailable On taking advice. however the
Sheriff admitted Mr.. Bishop 10 bail and Mr. Bishops at
fornev commenced an action against Mrs Bishops attor
pev for false Imprisonment. Mrs Bishops attorney lth
moved for attachment against the sheu iOl hot k9I
INC Mr. Ri.h0p iu iail The motion argued Ihe
Court denied tie motion but gave an ainenunen 10 tle
Irt of attachment directing tho Sheriff 10 arrest e ue
fendant and hold him till he paid the $780,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
coNpEMNArION oF DIsrmLERY PROPERTY.

The case of the United States agt. two boil
ers stl other tmplem &C.. found 10 the dstl
lery aud rectfyug establishment Of William hentz East
MGrrisania which has been trial since Monday mOrn
iuk In the United States District Court before Judge
BatchfOrd has been concluded. The evidence for the
Government showed that large quantities OF whisky had
secretly off from the dstery TO the recuying
establishment 10y means OF pipes buried under ground
The defense was Of the most meager chaTac
ter The jury, after very brief absence, FOUND q
verdict for the Government, cOndenning the property
proceeded against The defense asked for stay Ot pro
ceeG rcs DAYS 10 make new case: Judge BatCh'
ford n,cd the request saying that the case for the
the strongest ono possible ana that the
time % tEa Court had already been heedlessy consumer
i'm trvi. it, DistrctAttOruey PerrepOnt ana Assistant
tOruey SimOns appeared Tor the OONelhlneI
and I,IrN u. Ptlton for the clalmant.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
COURT cALENDARs-TuIs DAY.

gTrpRrNE COURT = GKNERAL IEIti' = IItItIIVu
esu.e Real agt The People, etc ,,;..-,,l
SUPREME COURT -CIRCUIT-PAlI L-AdJouIheu
for the - o. -, ~ ~ 20
- s2 s5 M l4O lf4, l5O III. Cal!-l.& ~
SUPERIOR CoURT TRIAL 1EIiM-fAMEI Az 10 i,1E%s Ss5
ii.g ls5 i7 1891 1914 1913. 1876 6S laoJ i''s lyV I
l52l lgtg 1871 s7f, 1884, l11@ PAhf o. w '''
NJ iRISg CioURT-General Term Calendar
COUKT or APPRAIs-Day Calendm.-Nos. 80 10
20, 2ooi aud POL - III. p.o,la oot
COTRT or GENERAL SEssIoNs.-lhe Feopie ,,l ag.
Io6 Dsly Win C. Racke jobs Psuzy James 5ncy oaus vi b
pst NkBps Csrs leker kalsS Wn hefman ana suuh
Hser rssly 10 animals iames OCounei ielonio9
Richard Ackey, gfand eIeeAyt VIM i' ~
lafyaget Msris obtsnhg goods b. false preteaces
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERT
BILE SINKING FUND BONDS,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN coin,
FIFTY YEARS TO RUN,
.. FREE OF U. s. TAX. ..
ISSUED BY TILE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
THESE BONDS, AT THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price. "A.
Full information furnished by .
HENRY CLEws & Co., Financial Agents,
No. 80 WAIL-sT., N. T.,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF MIS-
soURI-Princpal and interest payable IN coin at me
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New lork.-Ne
are now closing ont the balance of this most
desirable security Mt the low price of Ss and accrued
interest in currency The bonds are limited to less
than $4,000 per mile, and secured by mortgage on
the entire property of the Company, thus making
the same one of the safest and most profitable secur-
ties for investment now in the market.
TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers, New-lork'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
ALLEGED FALSE PERsONATION OF AN INTERNAL
REVENUE OFFICER

AIcNanUCr DUNII, I1U IIVI5VI V7'II =. -
Commissioner Shields with having on te loth OF lciG
ary tst7 falsely persOuatcd Internal Revenue ontf
for tie purposes OF evyiug blackmall has beeh uis
CHARGED bv Commissioners Shields on the ground that
nIr the statute covering the indictment cannot
b foud as pore than two years have elapsed since the
commission OF the alleged ofense
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
PrCr1pTs OF PRODUCE.

Fer Tess4s, R1itiolds dld td'hL
JryR IA 4g5 bae Cotton 7ls bb F@ur J4t esh N5es!'
t % Corp % lil 1920 hnsh Rye, 100 hasb NAH
go b1. B.sps GI Re6ueI PcOup no bhs SPINS Iteu
% W bs Tar bbs Pteh. 1873 bills Ron ~ hbia Pok -
- - W,s, 81 rkfs Grease Lard. ~ kegs lard ~ chss
tses 30 Steshn 9l pass Butter sE h'E,s caeete
1 10 Cake I08 bbs Copper $40 bbA Nh4EF ~ ~
49, Fcgs GO bales Wool A. bales Hemp i8o bales iops J5 ss
I.sT 5q Hides bids Tobacco 70 bones aud I0hceo
ggO boxes Starsh " bags Peanuts
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE ALLEGED LEGAL ExToRTIo,

TLp C0sp Of .JOlW \. TITNI NEI. AUT dIW " tINV
man was continued yesterday In behalf Of the defend
nuts before the Referee Nj. John B. HasIn MI Incus
Is Chittendeu's examination was continued so as 10
prove tbe truth Of tine assertions made Ia the speech OF
Judge EmmOtt printed in yesterday . AhlDONL' AHo
case has not yet been concluded.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THURSDAY. june Pr. N.

Gold opened at 1874, sold at 1864, closing at
1877 al3 The cearnGs at the Gold Exchange Bank we're
S6s2SOO and the balance 95 At the Treasury
sale Of gold this morning the amount bid for was 625
co., ranging from 1857 the highest 10 l645 as
tl1n lnurnnt lr,n fnllnuLirr rrnrn the nu-nrds.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
HIGHWAY ROBBERS AND PICKPoCKETs.


In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
CITY Judge Bedford presiding in the absence Of Recorder
Hackett, James MCCahrey and Edward Callahan con
aiuB indicted for larceny from the person, were ar
raiCucd and Callahan pleading not guilty received
trial. On Tuesday last, McCafrey grabbed pocket
book containing $11 from the hand of Mrs Layinia Nc
Cready when she walking in Twenteth-st, between
Third and LexingtOnayes. He ran away and Mrs. Nc.
Cready alleged that callahan with McCaffrey and
that he hit her the hand at the time McCahrey
grabbed the pocket book The prisoner on being placed
upon the stand said that he with McCQhfey but ana
not participate in the theft. Evidence or his
good character for honesty and truth was introduced
and verdict OF acQuittal was rendered. James
McCafrey pleaded guilty to the Indictment ana
was sentenced 10 the Peuitentiary for three years
the same Court George Moore indicted with Charles
". FairCmld Tor larceny was tined and acquitted. ire
prisoners accused Of attempting 10 pick the pocket
uf Judge j. b. Skinner OF Buffalo, in broadway ana
scyruth.ave car on the 25th Of May Farchd will he
lad when witness for the prosecution arrives IN the
William Mcmahon and Frederick Naples indicted
FOR grand larceny tired accusation OF stealing
the contents OF n show case valued at $500. from Mr.
bcrt Woulf, who keeps q hair store on Broadway.
Henry Webb tried for the larceny OF watch from
Mr. Walter COhn. at the Worden House, ana was &C
quilted After the hearing Of some % peadngs the
Court adjourned untl II a. m today
I'm the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday
before Justice Kelly, Edward Ske11ugton, John Foran
and William Murphy, suall boys, were convicted OF
stealing quantity Of lead &c. Sentence deferred
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
AN mLIcIr DIsTmIERY- ALIAs "BRwERYH

brought before Co6ms Shields. charged by BeIja
min F. CLAYTON Assistant Assessor under supervisor
Dttcber with having been engaged with running
Illicit SIM at Nos. SAC and 54s West Fify-second-st on
which premises they OStensiby carried on brewery
and also carried retail liquor business. The tes
mouy of Clayton to the effect that he went to the
premises OH the 18th inst, TO examine them, but was
De- led access the yard by John Rooney that on burst
u door leading 20 the yard he saw aman standing
within with iron rod in his hand holding IL IN posi-
tou strike; that entering the yard, he found stun
IN full blast. and also number of barrels OF wnlsky
tt 1u hs attempting 20 john Rooney barred tho
and refused to let hm saying he wanted TO 60 70
get that shortly aterwaTd, he went back and
secrety run of that Rooney refused to show the
books. aud gave his name as Burns that John Rooney
vasnotfed that the place was underseZUre and ordered
not 70 'uythng; that the l4th, witness re-
tnrued and found that quantity OF whisky and also
te pipes for secretly running OF whisky had been re-
moved. The examination viii be resumed on the
29th inst.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
And the following for Railroad bonds

less active tlldn JOI several past no
onenng rates were lilo per cent and interest," but before
the close OF bank the rate declined to coin Interest
and borrowers were fully supplied before o'clock
Sterling Exchange dali but firm at quotations:
London CO days, IO9salO9i London, sight lloiallC3;
London. prime commercial, co days, 1O90l09b; PARIS
long 5l75 a5164 Paris short 515a513i; Antwerp, $40
051s7; swiss, 52OG51s4; Hamburg, 35a 935b; Anster
dam. 4otaUs; Frankfort, IOieloi; Bremen, 7si97s4i
Berlin, 7l07Ib
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant Treas
uer were Receipts for Customs 100000 for Gold Notes.
1854 900 total Receipts, S69l'45S II; total Payments
f3lo25s 70; Balance, $s7,3S92I9 SO.
The following the receipts from customs from June
Il 70 the 18th inclusive Boston, t2C6s32 New-fork 81
gss 3sg: Philadelphia, Sl662; Baltimore $7G,5OG; New
orleans from May ~ TO 81 $G9,O56
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF England
made public today shows the amount Of bullion IN vault
has $4,000 The officers OF the Bank announce
further reduction per cent IN the rate OF discount
The rate is % per cent.
There has beeen quite heavy outflow OF fpece from
m Ranl of France tins week The regular ky state
nent made public by the officers Of the Bank today
show that the amount Of specie is fully 2SOoUo francs
less than last week.
The financial condition Of the State Of Tennessee at
tracts considerable attention The KnorriHe Press dhd
Jney gives the following statement OF the State debt
,,o,odi,g .he amounts now due in cash.