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The Upright Patent Trunk Company ' .; No. n
Barclay street, NEXT door to the Astor House.


Tho Mefropolitan Hob Printing and EuQrnv-
Ing Essabhtnen having made extensive add aons 10 its
maeria,'i IN hs shape OF Presses Type, &c &c., now
prepared toexecute orders with apdy TIA pa,rous
and the public know fun well IL style Of work and " mode
Our designing and wood engraving department has been
considerably enlarged 70 meet the demands OF the Sub
We beg TO f TO patrons enlarged fsces for
orasrs may sss NJ 70 give. feeling sured that or
lind ros'sr c5culars cards, rnphe,s o. every
Wood Engraving done short notice md vsy low price
"a Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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IRELAND.

The Agitation in Cork and Its Results.
LONDON, May 10, 1862
great mass meeting was held In Cork on Satur.
day evening for the purpose OF expressing the popu
lar condemnation Of the conduct OF the government
in the case OF Mayor O'Sulivan.
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volaptuary. Alas. that the strawberry should bs
sucn transient blessing, but
All that's bright muAt lafe,
The brightest still thh neetest'
Ali that's ma de
But TO be lost when swe hes'.
Pineapples are in season. and the re Is an abund-
ance OF them just Prices range rom iourteen
TO twenty dollars per hundred. The M 'ssna oranee
Is also at It's rpest and uciest and costa rom seven
to eight dollars box.
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ThLECRAPhIC NEWS.
F r M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Progress Of the Civil War i'm
Cuba.
FIGHTING NEAR NUEVITAS.
Decision of Chief Justice Chase in
Virginia.
The Ineligible Judges Restored
to Office.
lJETER PHILLIPS REC0MNllTTED
JETER PHILLIPS RECOMNlITTED
CUBA.

Return of Genera! Dulce from Matnnzas-
Fighting Going On Near Nucvitas-NO Par
ticulars.
HAVANA, May 10. 1869.
Captain General Duce with the volunteers who
accompanied him. has returned from his visit to
Matanzas.
Fighting is reported to be going on near Nuevitas.
No particulars have come to hand
The United States soop-of-war Saratoga arrived
to-day.
The United Stntcs Government Praised-N0
Details Of the Fighting Around Nuevitus.
HAVANA, May 10, 1859.
The Havana press praise the American authorities
for their prompt action in OBTAINING the steamer
Quaker City.
No important news has been received to-day from
the interior. Details of the lighting around Nuevtas
are still wanting.
Sugar steady. Exchange-rates unatercd.
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Knox, the Halter, Corner Of Broadway and
Fulton street, st confines to dispense blessings to thou
customers In the shape OF superior made Hats.
Truly public benefactor OF the word for
no tried harder crafty his patrons has
gathed patrons than he "As beautiful as one OF
Knoxs latest styles has become common expression.
BY his skill industry and perseverance KNOX has placed
himself the head OF all In his business and he will keep bis
vo.lfla
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Ing Establishment having made extensive
additions to its "materiAl," in the shape
OF Presses, Type, &C., &C, 10 nov prepsreo
IN esecute orders with unusual r.pidity.
Its patrons aud the public know fun well
ne styie OF work and its moderate prices.
our designing and wood engraving de,
psrtmsnt has been considerably enlarsea
10 meet The demands Of the public, and
we beg to offer 10 our patrons our en-
NAV see nt TO give, feeling assured that
our prices viii compare favorably with
snv other work OF the kind. Posters,
Cipculrrs, Cards, Pamphlets OF every de-
scription, Law Printing, -&c., &c. Plain
and color work. Wood Engraving dons
Al short notice and al very low price.
0; Nassap street. old Herald Building
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Fine Table sherry, S12 per Dozen.
GEERY 4 KENDALL, 0rocers, 719 Broadway.

Hagan's Magnolia Balm.-This Article IL
the True Secret Of Beauty. II Is what fashionable ladies'
and opera singers to produce that
dsngue appearance much admired the circles OF
fashion removss all unsighty Blo,che Redness Freckes,
Tan Sunburn effects Of spring Winds and gives TO tho
complexion blooming purity Of transparent delicacy and
power No lady who values fine complexion can do with
out the MAGNOLIA BALM. Is will buy II OF any OF
our respectable dealers, at Il Park row. New York.
Ladies' should use LYONS kATHAIR0N for the hair.
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A CuRIosIrY.-The editor OF the Folsom rrcxas)
Tticgrdph has been shown the head OF an arrow.
about twelve inches in length which was found
thirty feet below the surface OF the ground and
which must have belonged 10 race Of men who
have long since passed awey.
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A1.-NIrs. John Stevenson, ST. Cloud HOfels
Forysecond street New York, says that BARRYs TRl-
daudru from the head and for giving the hair
natural softness Is uneqused Sold by all druggists
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Missisauoi Spring Wafer, Only Known Rem
edy Cancer and ali diseases Of the kidneys Sold by all
druggists Depot No. College place, New York.
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Benntiful Spring Oversacks, SO to $50.
Entire Suits, &l5. Fine Goods for custom work.
G. B. CLARKE, ia William street.
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spring aud Summer styles Gents and
youths Hate ready at popular prices ..
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save 81 per cent by Purchasing your silver.
ware direct from the manufacturers FORD a TUPPER.
saesrooms s and 7ss Broadway, OF Tenth street.
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TENANTS LAUNDRY BLUE.
Depot l65 Chambers street,
Nav York.
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Ncurnigir-Rhcumatism.- m.-Certain Cure by
using Dr. FILTERS Rheumatic Remedy Send for crcusr
Advice gratis. Depot 70i Broadway.
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BEST PIANOS NOW MANUFACTURED.

Announcement of RemOval.-Dr. GOuraud
removed his business from 45S Broadway 70 q Bond
street, where be obtained his ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP. ORIENTAL CREAM, LIQUID ROUGE and LILY
WHITE.
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These Instruments are used by Madame PAREPA. ROSA
Miss LOUISE KELLOGG, Miss Aide Torp s. b. MILLS ILLS
j. N PATrfSON HARRY SANDERSON, GEO. +. BRIs
row, c. JEROME HOPKINS, IA z. PEASE; and coz
sidered by every musician of note the
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on to Cuba.-1OO,00O Military Books
almos, given away. LEGGAT BROTHERS.
1f8 Nassau street, below Beekman.
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Ladies' Can Have Their Faces Enn melied
by NJ. LAussON, 200 Broadway. Call and examine foe
aivas
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The Grain ovemcnf-Counterfcitcr Con.
victed-Burning Of a Steamer.

LVVIof HdJ IoOs.
Al mea,ing OF the Board Of Directors OF the Mer-
chants Exchange, held today, the president OF that
body was INSTRUCTED to appoint twenty-four men,
bers a. delegat6 TO the Commercial Convention to
Be held at New orleans on the oath inst.
Over 1000 bushels Of " heat were received here TO.
day from the Upper Mississippi. It Is announced
that contract was concluded on Saturday for
100000 bushels Of No. wheat at points above Rock
Island, at price which Will lay II down IN Liver
pool its destination az 81 AZ per busheL II Will be
shipped via New Orleans.
Edward d. Wise pleaded guilty In the United
States Court to-day toe dealing IN counterfeit money
Ind plates, and was sentenced to the Penltentiary
Tor ten years.
Informstion was received here to-day that the
steamer John ID. Perry WAS burned at Deuals
buR Ark. she was valued at $4,000 and was In.
oured for $4,000.
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At EverdelI's, 800 Broadway, Wedding and
Visiting Cards. Monograms Foreign Note Papers, the most
elegant in the city
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Attention IL Called to the Sale of Lots Cor.
ner of Henry and Lupueer Streets Brooklyn be sold st
auction this day, by E. II. LUDLOW CO., at II O'Clock,
the saesrooU.
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Heckerss Fnrina Forms n Very Agreeable,.
light nutrve food superior article for puddings and je
iies highly recommended by physicians for nvallds
and children. Sold by all srocers
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The Attention Of Capt. alists IN Called 10 tho
Administrators sale OF the wILLINK ESTATE TO be sold
at auction by Z. n. LUDLOW CO., on Wednesday, May
a. o'clock at the Exchange saesroom III Broadway
Valuable Property Prospect Park, Flsbush, East New
York, Jamaica, Dobbs' Ferry, &C.
Terms OF ssle--cash on delivery Of the deeds.
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Barker,s Hirsutus, Free from Grease, War.
hair grow prevent its falling out. 61
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Dead shot for Bcdbugs.-Sleep! Sieeps
Sold at No. College place and by all druggIsts.
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Cristad0ra's UnequalIed Hair Dye.-S0Id
applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Asor House
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip.
ton to the Metropolitan Job Printing Es.abishmen
Eaasau street.
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EstnbIfsIed in 1SOO-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street
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Albert Weber's

Advice Grafis.-Use HO6's Malt Extruct-n
pure imported mild tonic beverage No. 2 Murray street
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Improved French Range Manufactured By
BRAMHALL, DEANE a CO, 2T and sl9 Water street.
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MISSOURI.

Seizure of Struggled Goods in 81. Louis
Fatal steamboat Accident.
ST. LOUIS May 10, 1869.
More Aalzurcs OF consigniients OF coffee and sugar
were made by the United states Revenue 0fcer this
morning. Is Is said that about $500 sacks OF coee
500 bags OF pepper and several hundred boxes OF
sugar have beerf sent here from New Orleans, on
none Of which has duty been paid.
! Last night the old towboat Gray Eaglc sprung
leak and capszed In the Mississippi river, about
five miles above here. Patrick HAL the pilot
hnd Henry Clerges and James Sans raftsmen, are
supposed TO have been drowned
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Owing to the grca, increase OF busi-
ness consequent on the popularity of
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors Of
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necessity of presenting their adver-
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days in advance, to secure insertion.
In the general issue II Ia also neces-
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afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended.
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Thu MetropoIitnn Job Printing and Essrav.

Msps q. the auctioueers' Office.
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PIANOFORTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO
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FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDAL.

The following correspondence has just been made
public:-
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Reports from the Provisional
Authorities in Cuba.
>No~~~~~N~N~~N0~>-~o.--
AMERICANS IN THE CUBAN ARMY.
Measures for Their Protection Against
ValmaSeda'S Late Order.
Muddle Among the Indian
Agents.
Civil and Military AppOintees to
the Same Agencies.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1860.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1869.
Trouble Anticipated with Cuban Authorities.
1t Is thought that the Infamous proclamation Issued
the 4th of April by Count valmaseda the Spanish
commander in the Eastern Department OF Cuba. will,
II carried out lead to trouble between Spain and the
United states. 1t provides that every man from the
age OF fifteen and upward who may be found alb.
sent from his home and cannot give justfable rea-
son for having 80 absented himself will be shot. The
proclamation is regarded in ofllcal circles here as
one OF the most infamous ever issued by COM
mander having any pretensons to civilization. As
there are many American citizens In that part
OF Cuba it is feared that an indscriminate
execution Of the proclamation may result in
the shooting OF some OF them. Should any
American citizen be shot under this decree our gov
erament will be prompt In Furnishing the outrage,
and 1t Is understood that instructions this effect
have been sent Admiral Hor since the proclamation
was issued
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In its London spondence, Just made
public, the n. y. Times gives this:-
"Mme Rachel has not only got out of prison,
but is carrying the war into Africa, and the
hardest part OF it Is she has prosecuted her
attorney, charging bin with having taken
advantage of her ignorance of the polite arts of
reading and writing, and defrauded her, aud
perhaps others. Her portrait is that of very
remarkable old woman, and she has had the
art to have her affidavit read in Court and
reported in the new papers, containing the
most elaborate pufis OF her business, aud
among the rest the following exquisite double
edged paragraph
ain May, 1866 Mrs. Borrodale was desirous
of being enamelled by me, for which my fee is,
and has been Tor many years. 1000 guineas, and
she proposed 10 give me her accep eptance tor
GlOO0 avable at Messrs. Gri, n. " ,ort hr;;
not including the oid ESQ, which it is always
understood is to be given to the poor by my
customer or myself, and which Mrs. Borrodaile
elected to pay on her own account"
One thousand pounds tor enamel-G50 for
charity! Madame goes on to say that when
Mrs. Borrodalle came to her she had only few
patches OF rusty grey hair, and her head and
lace were disfgured by an eruption. Now her
skin is beautiful and she has head of beauti
ful soft curling blonde hair Poor Mrs. Borro
dailel Even if she wears wig, she can never
make up her mind TO deny that soft impeach
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MINING BUBBLES.
A Curions Record in Boston.


IN the Clerks Office OF the city of Boston there
is u very remarkable book, well worth studying.
1t contains a list of the corporations. mostly for
mining purposes, got mp within the last dye
years, uDder the general la VS. of Massachusetts,
which allows any three or more persons to be.
come corporation Tor mechanical, mining, and
quarrying and manufacturing purposes. In
that time there has been nearly three hundred
recorded, representing N all about $50 600 00O
The capital of these corporations severaly
range from about $500 600 to $500 900 each and
what Is quite remarkable, in each case some
four, five or six emil emily respectable gentle-
men certify, under oath, that the capital has
been all paid in. As the citizens of Boston are
Only taxed on about $500 600 600 OF personal
property, IL docs, at first yiew look as though
our people were getting just q shade too ven-
turesome in Investing $50 out of every 5000
they possess OF floating capital in underground
enterprises.
But this Is only little pastime OF our people.
Men are Truly only children OF q larger gro WITH
and, Ike hem, must have a little time now and
book, and read the names of the Presidents and
directors of these corporations, aud see the
$500, eco carried out in iull, round figures aud
reject that fouI. hftbs IF it is represented by q
hssure in q rock in Colorado, four inches wide
and one hundred feet long, or by mining lease
OF ten-acre lot III Pennsylvania, you can
almost see these grave and distinguished
officers gathered about the maternal tup, pipe
in hand, blowing bubbles. And then you can
see an eager crowd around them, leaning over
them, catching at the bubbles, aud trying to
carry them off without bursting. The faces
are familiar, there is no lack of specua-
tion in the eye, but great lack OF ioviality, the
shout and the laugh OF the old sport. Boston
Journal
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BIarkets by reIegranh,

FEW YORK Feb. 26.--stocks strong. Gold. 1925.
Exchange, lOs; 62os, 1882 il5S do. 1884 ll26; 40.
es el16; Missouri cs S71 Canton Company, So4; Sum-
ing s914; Hudson River 1Oeh; Michigan Central, llS
Michigan Southern, s7}G; Cleveland and Pittsburg
9O2; Cleveland and Toledo 1885 Illinois Central li0:
chicago and Rock Island. l2s'a PittsburE ana Foit
NEW York, Feb s5-Uotton lower; 200 bales sold at
29lAc, Flour duh and l0c. lower; 5000 barrels sOld
state at 7O67 Ohio at Sc 50@Ds: Western at s5 4bG
S1O southern at s6'36GOl2; superdne s6gs for old,
and s6IO1o 80 for new Wheat heavy; Is 900 bushels
sold; Western mixed at f9@9lc. for new. and 81 for
old Oats dull; l3 GEO bushels sold, 73A6Q75c Beef
quiet. Pork heavy; mess, s3l'62a a@DSi 10. Lard
steady at lS2S@ll91Sc. Whisky dull 81 95c
BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-COtton quiet and 7ak at SO.
Flour quiet, weak. and unchanged Wheat dull; very
prime white. 9i9gS; yellow, oSG90. Oats 70D75. Rye
IL SO6ll s5. Provisions unchanged.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENOE.

Ey1PREME COURT IN BANG - Ohlef Justice
THOMPSON and judges Read, AgneW, Shars'
wood and w WilliRma.-The cases of the city list
assigned for hearing before full bench were
argued this morning.
TwitcheII's Case.
In the case OF George 8. Twitchell, Jr., under
Eentence of death for the murder OF Mrs. Hill,
tAs Court having inspected the record of tho
oyer and Terminer, and having Iouhu no error,
have refused to allow the special aHooatW
prayed for by his counsel 49,,
DISTRICT COURT No. Judge Hare. Donath
va Oil, An action TO recover arrears OF rent.
The defense set up that the premises were not
In a ut condition for occupation. Verdict for
Rernhard King w. Jacob KenEer. An action
on q promissory note. Verdict for plaintlh,
Charles Cohin VS.. Frederick A. Trego and
Jnhn Thornley,, executors of Philip S. White,
deoeased, An action to recover for portrait
OF Colonel White painted for MIN In March,
was done at the order OF other parties ana pre-.
sented by them TO the DECEASED as token OF
esISel; nyarsroT ri COURT No. 2-Judge stroud-Town-
nand d vs. Morrison. An action TO recover arrears
OF rent for premises in Market street, above
Second. The defense alleged payment Ner-.
oiSS FSe1cb. e1 Richards & 90. vs. The American
aum Paint 90. An action on promissory
note Verdict for plaintiff, S5s46l.
Edward q. Peabody vs.. Louis Snallcross: an
action to recover for breach OF an ohconract'
GoURT OF OYER AND TRRNINER - Judges
Indlow and Brewster.-The Trial OF Samuel
Holt Tor the murder OF Edward Byrnes on the
night OF October 10 last, was resumed tnls NOR
ming. the closing argument for the Common
1vea1th and charge OF Judge Ludlow being deli
III e DISTRICT CoURT-Judge oadwalader.-
Revenue cases were tried this morning.
The United states vs, Tobacco and Machinery
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The Illinois Legislature,

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Yesterday in the Illinois
Houle of Representatives a bill was assed
providing. for general system for railroad oor-
porations, by dividing the directors into three
classes. This bill was presented in the interest
of the Rock Island Railroad Company, to enable
the present managers to continue in power two
years longer, Its advocates contended that the
bill was necessary to prevent the Wall street
specuators from gaining control of all the
Western roads, and that it would hinder con.
solidation and aid competition. The vote on
its passage stood "a TO AZ.
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claimed by Marshall v. Evans. An Information
of forfeiture on the ground bnst defendant was
conducting his business fraudulently, ana ~
the time of seizure he was about to remove bne
property because the tax was soon 10 Iei ,nd uue;
Verdict for the claimant, who, of course, denleu
the etmputation offraud.
Ibe United States VS.. Tobacco. claimed by
Joseph r. Buggy and Same va. Tobacco,
claimed by John Thompson. These were in-
formations for forfeiture upon the ground OF
allege fraud, Verdicts for the claimants
United States vs. Tobacco, claimed by Hyman
b. Block. Information for forfeiture. Verdict
for claimant.
The United States vs. Whisky claimed by
Patrick Oates An info nation for forfeiture.
Verdict for the United States.
The United States Va. Fifteen barrels OF
whisky, claimed by James Mcguire An infor-
nation for forfeiture on the ground that the
whisky was raw and was fraudulently marked
"rectihed,n On trial,
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The New York Money Market.
From He Tribune.

BTOfA We 1T1V"Ho'
nMoney works steadily at 697 per cent. on
securities; dealers in Govern
ment bonds were supplied at per cent. Com.
mercial paper Is IN pntner peE'ef oenaho al
|EESterjipg Exchange was firm on a basis OF
1897 L6DlO9A for prime bankers 90 day bills
"iiHe Railway share market recovered from
the depression that has prevailed for some
weeks upon q report that the Erie party would
Road and obtain a connection with Chicago
upon amicable terms. The difficulty between
has been amicably settled and a new Board OF
Directors appointed, among whom are Mr..
Tiidecni Mr. McCuiioch retains his position as
President. Mr.. Jay Gould Is Treasurer. 1t is
stated that the courts Will now surrender the
point cd upon the application of Mr.. McCuIloch,
who has had the appointing OF majority of the
new board, and is sati shed that the interests OF
the stockholders will ne fully protected by this
Between Ihe Erie and Fort Wayne Roads that
will give the former road the outlet to Chicago
desired. The Atlantic and Great Western
Road now leased by the Erie Company, crosses
there is no necessity OF building q new road.
The Fort Wayne will either lay a third rail
freight upon their own cars, as may be con.
sldered for the best interests OF both COM
panies. The negotiations on these points
are cow being carried ON in this city, but have
not yet been definitely settled This arrange
ment will give New ork two through lines to
Chicago. the mansgeTs of the Hudson, Har-
lem, New York Central, Lake Shore, Oolum.
bus and Toledo, and Buffalo and Erie Roa is are
now harmonious, anu by making an arrange
ment with the Michigan Southern Road
through line will be had by the New York
Central. COnsiderRo purchases of Michigan
Southern have been made by friends OF the
New York Central, W no foresee that the road
must be run IN harmony with the interests of
the Vanderbilt roads, as IL would be largely
ben nefted thereby. II ere is no appearance OF
a contest for the Michigan Southern stock for
election purposes, ana it ts not probable that
any change will be made Ia Its managers"
Efonl The Times,
THE money market worked with continued
ease yesterday, ana the rates on Call loans
ranged from tour 10 seven per cent These were
the extreme or eScep ional figures both ways.
The legitimate quO'able rates are five and six
per cent. on Government collaterals and six
| and seven per cent. On miscellaneous securi.
| ties, Commeroial pal per was not active, but
rates remained d firm @t seven to nine per cent
Foreign exchange wn4 quiet but steady at the
last quotations. Tue decline in gold tends to
| still further curtRil 'He supply OF cotton and
| produce bills. During the afternoon foreign
| exchange manifested tendency to firmness
but It's disposition nat way was checked by
| the cable news OF au advance of bonds in Lon.
| don TO 79L. snbsequent private kilograms an
nouncing 1875"