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The New York herald., 1869-01-07

L,OR CHARLESTON, 8. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS
and the South and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lne.-The fsst
and elegant sdewhee steamship MAGNOLIA NJ B. Crowell
commander will be despatched Thursday, january T.
r. ~, from pier No. North river.
Cabin passage reduced TO $l5
Through bs Of lading all points South and Southwest
Agents IN Charleston Rayene Coz forward all goods fe6
Of commission. ARTHUR LEARY 73 William street.
The steamship sARAG06sA will sail on the following
Thursday.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07
PERSONAL.

A ny PERSON KNOWING THE wHEREABouTs OF
n James OConnor, silk peder, native OF County Clare,
Ireland, emgraed to Denver CITY Colorado, about two
years ago. win please communicate with Walls Leahy "
please copy.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

TxPREsS LINE
~ For Washington and Georgetown D. c.. and Alexan-
dria. Va,
Every Wednesday and Saturday
The regular steamer EMPIRE. Captain Price, 10 now
loading pier Ii East river and viii sail Saturday, JAM
g. 4P NJ Freight taken lower than by any other line.
For freight or passage apply to JAMES HAND,
1f9 Wall street, corner Of SO III
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-ToR NOR
~ folk, City Point and Richmond-New and elegant side
wheel steamshipa ISAAC BELL HATTERAs, Abe
ISAAC BELL win be despatched for Norfolk City Point
pier North river foot o Beach street. connecting with the
seaboard Inland Air Line Virginia and Air Line
S0uhside Petersburg Railroads. Richmond Dam
vile and Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight and
Bills of adng signed the pier up the hour Of sailing
For freight passage having elegant sateroom
da.ion, apply to n. L. McCkEADy- President, =
onurieh hsfra Nav +
The New York herald., 1869-01-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADa.-
IL Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Nothsrn
and Western trains New York via Hudson River Rai
road Ihrtieth street and Tenth avenue, andl 20 ~ aad
$50, and ii p. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty5
sixth and Fourth avenue, at 10 A. N. and as p n
The r. n. train via Hudson River viii run Sun
days.
Sleeping cars attached to and II P. N. trains.
Drawing room cars attached TO and II 90 A. NJ andSSo
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07
FURNITURE.


A MAGNIFICENT PARTOR SUIT, COST &4so, FOR
IN $50 one do qTO ranoforie for S27b cost $3.50 Eta
ceres Paintings, Bronzes Chamter and Dining Furniture
sacrhce property family leaving city. " West FIFTEENTH
street. Sixth avenue.
f,ARpETs FURNITURE, oILCLorHs, BEDDING, &C.,
low prices IIoussssspcrs supplied And % can pay
BY the week month, AZ OkBbNE CO.'S, % Elgntn avs
nuc, corner Twentieth street.
CARPETS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUP
~ piled with Carrcta, Furniture, BeddnE Ac, on say
terms monthly payments taken chance for house
keepers ID. KELLY Co, corner 2bh It, and 9Th av.
NOR SALE THIS wEEK--ELEGANr NEW PARL0R
in Furniture cheap; Green Reps Suite large Mirror
Marble Console Table Carpets, &C. SIS Sixth avenue
second floor.
NOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE FURNITURE OF
ave rooms, sitting Kitchen and bedrooms Tor BOu
cash complete outfit for housekeeping Address W. pox
l,tUe Post ohoc.
BILLIARDS.
(yALI AND EXAMINE wM. ". GRIrrITus NEW
~ improved Combination Cushions and Tables a bis ware
rooms, lt6 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

RELLE Ev-r-AN OLD FRIEND oULD BE GLAD
~ to hear from Please send your address to u, box
z03 Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

HNIcKERBocKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
N Of New York. ONCE "a Wall street.
sEF NEW YoRK, January 6, 1882
At meeting OF tho Board of Directors, held this day.
semi-annuA dividend per of
declared payable and after January II, 1852
The rnnsfer books will be closed from this date until Janu
J. l. TOWNSEND,
Seer
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

TNIssoLUTION OF coPARTNERsHIP-THE coPARf-
~ nership heretofore existing between NJ. Sampler and A.
Louis, under the firm Of ~ Sampler Loua v this day, by
mutual consent dissolved NJ. SANPTER.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2, 1853. A. LOUIS
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

AEAss MEETING OF THE CLOTHING CUTTERS
M All clothing cutters respectfully nvted 10 attend
meeting % be held the h Instant % elect ocef. and .
Join the society win nnd In their interest 20 become %
bers shortly. II. SCHA EFEK, President.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAvELLERs.-
Travellers v ting Europe should provide themselves with
Harrcr's Handbook BY W. Pembroke Fedgc, price 81
This the only complies udcbook Of Europe and the East
published n the English language which Is made entirely
new every year. -,
Harpes Phrase Book or Handbook OF Travel Talk for
the use OF travellers and schools in English, 0ermau
French and Ialisn w. Pembroke Ferdge price I'll 60
HARPER BROTHERS, pubshors. For sale By all book
sellers.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS FOR
IA SALE. for all Diseases Prepared Food for
mocking birds at b. DOvEYs, Nos and5 Greene street,
OF Canal.
N.B.-Lades attended to by Nrs Dovsy.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slIp. Buuer's infal-
lible Mango Cure and Flea Excrmnator 76c Buffers
work, e. Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets
T,ANCY FOWL PIGEONS, &C. GAME P0LANDs,
II Dorkings, Bramahs, Bantams, Hamburgs, &c.
H. JOHNSON Co., Eli Futon street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION eA BROAD
~ way, corner Beecker street M open daily from A. NJ
situon have declared the thysixh semannua dividend
at the rate OF cent all not exceeding 600 and
payable and after Monday JAN
uary Is 1862 free of tax For 1889 interest win be allowed at
the rate OF cent annum all from 81 to
5000 Deposts made before January 10 win receive
interest from the lst b. J. BROWN, President.
EDWARD ScHELI. Treasurer.
Q. II. ALYORD. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

o. West Yarns road aud Union svenus IN the town
OF westcheer 20 yards from the forchcsor l.osd;
Louse has II DzIafvom; IN complete cTcsr
r-=c sors- rsi -.-'- s,r Eiy choice fr The
place. also y Lots vale Union would cxchans
ioF rood house 10 the city. Apply TO JAMES r. SMITH,
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

1roB sALB OR TO LET-FARMs AND COUNTRY
Residences Al Orange, bloomfield, Mon,csIr Crawford.
Ps nlcid Railway New Brunswick aud hockland county,
on uu1s a river. ~ A. SERGEANT. IL al streel
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

fyoUKTny fEkTs. COTTAGES AND PApxs All pg.
~ thsrigfd rsrk, rss.ac, Paterson BeiIeys woodsie,
fakfac, Ep.hfifugd Park and Nocdii,e, N. o.
JvEhLEMUN a OULLIN, sos nros1way.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

A BEAUTIFUL KEeIDENCE BETWEEN IIyfyGTOy
N and Tarr9fown, The hudson, for sslewNh imoaii
ate pessezsoD Zine eck House carriage houre and sbe
choice fruit sbr1hbtfy ornamental aud shade trees FY.
GLASS location price S5Q9 Also nlra Place IL tout acres
immedirtey upcn The Hrison; gooi imprcvesen,s The
eho est place % ~ s.e On The river price e2o Ts above
very desab~ rnd chtap nss scrn ~ h,
appreciated, =. ENBEkSON, fzI Eighth avenae
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

BhRGAIy.-FoR SALE. Is voRnrsANIA. NINE
n city Lots IN Inc oesii)n, ne and team cara;
nice horse stable rrrsg aonso ~ well shaded frGts and
N. DOUGHTY, ~ Nassau st,..,.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

L,oR SALE OR TO LEr--FURNIsHnD, AT OYSTER
Bay, Long Island, very desirable Country Residence,
toe water has every variety OF the choicest fruits and
berries, carriage house and all necessary onibudn
IN the house and carriage house the test shade with
porctes running the length of he house back max
ing tr one OF the mort dsspe rlaees offered parties
wishing sncp accommodation by noa and rail. Apply for
particulars 10 H. VI PRIOR, ssl Seventh aveuno corner
Thifty street
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

EoR SALE At KEyPoEr--A FINE MkRKET' TRUCK
Farm OF ~ fair house. hr, adjoining the village
INQUIRE o. HAILE1T on the farm, OF j. H. TOBfN,
~ last fhr y-fo1f.h street, New York.
L,oR SALE or TO LET-sUMMtT, N. j., A BRICK
Buding IN IL. village suitable for boarding
!?ge,hss With .,shlea Asc in ts PARK new and cossni
Summit n. y. % bon s,5st rost once. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

tc OOn FOR A FARM OF 81 ACRES-FIvE IN
SO.UUU wood, balance improved; good house and
A. SERGEANT, 81 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR ).

a TDK NAT.E AT
"A great bargain, stns- within short distance
Hudson. buildings large built of stooe
by days work ia the subsiansi manner ali modern
nprovemcnis nrst class IN every respect mansion
sluate lawn OF ~ Lsndsoneiy ont with
ell kinds Of choice fruit shrubbery shade and Ornamental
trees peenbOuse aud gralery artificial lakes Gar
ponds two streams Of never falling spring water The views
of the uds1n surrounding country nei.borhood
surpassed Ons of the few places 81 lie class IN this
choice location II win e add with without the furat-s
a than the buildings would at present. on
termf. Apply rttonsiy 70 =. EMERSON, scl Eighth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

WAhIED "A GOOD ASSISTANT DEyTIsr YRfsuf.
W Isy ~ .e lagyrhtofy must DO good rapIf work.
nau Apply 70 ~. WAIT Sons Dcntsl Insta,r No iig
Lsss Twenty iliri street, near fous,h assuaa
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

nR MARIKILs RUBBER sETs or TEETH as. ato
tia elO fivit Teeth bic. eech. seta lpeb, 6O4
Seren'h avenue below forysnh street. broadway june
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

[ lsIEoPLAsI!C AND PURE GOLD. DIR CRANE 0TvEs
personal attention 10 restoring teeth IN ail stages "a
decay, 70 thelf original soundncs without pan "A s ,oos
lsS East ssteonth street; 1sVug tcstisDr aid " ~ ~
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ST, ,s0o.-FoR SALE, OR WOULD EXCHANGE
IA. for Brooklyn city Property House, Barn and four
OF Land; fruit and ornamental trees IL miles
sohside Railroad OF Long Island, tho depot OF Rock
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

A GTonIA.-.F0H SALE, A SPLENDID RESIDENCE,
"A with rrc iais Of ground clisfby situated on = corner
improvements frst cass. Apply 10 T. H. CONkLfNl, III,
" Rcano street, Nsw York.
1lEnFoAD. WESTCHhSTER COUNTY PK0vraBIhI-
- heafrt0urtry Residence front ma IN 70 Adj near
OF iafefn lots e. WhlLAND, les Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

'Hh,y' az @ IsasI ~ ,BUNE TELfH INSERTED OVER TIE
vu onts without covering the entire roof. are three
fourhs uhier The sensitive teeth or roos nIed ana
yn w ', nsI oflGihal shape and beauty without pain.
.esumon' 'as ot ven years trial Dr. EIGESMOND enlist
70 tns wonens hospa, 25o broadway, near Thirty.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

A REAL BARskIs--FARN, 90 ACRES, a MILES ON
n hsr EN- road Loot house barn, carriage houae, wool
house, corn ctb. hcuncry and wsshholsc
ofchar hls acres woodland: price i,Srn half cash.
ROBERT q. RiCllARDS, ssJ Broadway. up stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29
THE VIRGINIA CONsERyATIyE con.
VENTION.

RICHMOND, Va, April 29.-The Conserya-
tive Convention re-assembled this morning.
and the minority report was Withdrawn to
make way for resolution TO adj journ until ten
days after the issuance of President Grants
proclamation for the State election. This res.
olution was defeated by majority Of two.
thirds.
The majority report was then adopted, with
only few dissenting voices. The debate
pointed unmistakably TO Walker, (Conser vative
Republican, as the candidate to be supported
by the Conservatives for Governor.
Resolutions were adopted for a better orga-
nization; and for the appoin tment committees
TO wait on President Grant in relation to the
submission of the Cons ution, and also on
Gen. Candy. The Convention then adjourned
sine die.
Representatives of the press, of all politics,
were admitted to the sessions Of the Executive
COmmlttee to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29

AFFAIRs IN LoUDoN CoUNrY. yA-The
Leesourg Union has the following items:
Land Sdiss.-The lands heretofore ad yertised
by ;. and ID. p. Quick, Commissioners in the
case OF yanney vs. q ulick, We're sod At public
eale on Monday, as follows: The tract Of S3o
acres on Goose Greek, At SIS per acre: and the
tract of Al acres, opposite the above, for S23
tracts. Mr.. Harrison. Henry Heatou, J. M
Orr. and b. p. Noland, Commissioners, sold So
acres OF land near Aldie, belonging 20 the e.
tate OF the late Burr Swart for Sl5. So Der acre.
Joseph ;. Palmer purchaser: also, q house
and lot IN the town Of Aide, for $3.50. George
Bodman purchaser. Egypt q farm OF 2lS
acres, lying ON Beaver Dam, in this county,
and belonging 70 Lempel Fletcher, was sold
last week BY Major A. l.. Rogers, for $50 Der
acre, Arthur Dawson purchaser.
The NeD 7urnptke.-The Leesourg and Aldie
Turnpike Company was fully organized on
saturday last, by the election OF +. M Hender-
son president. and board OF i've directors. IL
Is estimated that s20.000 will build the road.
$4,000 OF which have already bean secured. A
subscription Of two or three thousand dollars
from the county, ana like amount from the
Company, will leave but a small sum compar-
atively, 70 be taken by individuals. and as We
entertain no doubt that our Aide friends will
respond literally TO the call % be made upon
them, we hazard little in the assertion thar the
Leesourg and Aldie Turnpike will be built,
and that right early.
Temperonce.-Quite a revival is in progress
Within the last week Divisions OF the sons OF
Temperance have been instituted by James r.
Rinker, q. w. r. Of the State, At Snickersville
and Union. and applications for charters have
been received from Middleburg. Gum Spring,
Aldie, Hill soorough and Upperville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29

The WORKING PDoPLE.-rhe carpenters nj
New York city, on April 26th, held q mass
meeting for the purpose Of enecting a more
tnorough organisation for the protection Of the
trade. The ladies' shoemakers of New York
report their wages as varying from sl2 70 90
per week, but averaging sI7. The ST. Crlspin
Society, OF New York and vicinity, has I,OOO
members. The metal roofers of New York
number 230 members, and report wages a. Sia
DAY OF ten nours. The Waters Protective
Association Of New York has $50 members,
and S6.5OO an bank. The wages received by
WATERS are from so 10 SIS per month. with
board ana lodging, or sl2 TO sii per week WITH
out board and lodging. The average number
OF hours OF labor is fifteen The Operative
painters OF New York. it is reported, have
been unsuccessful IN their strike for q; ana
eight hours labor day, and are now receiving
"a 80 day for ten hours, with eight hours a
day on Satureays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29

FROM CUBA-Nosement Of Troops-Dissaf,s-
faction Wih Quesddd, dc.-News from Neuvitas
To the 26th instant. state that General Lesca
left Neuvitas last week on his return to Puerto
Principe, and on Friday had reached San
Antonio without firing q shot. Generals Le-
tona and Escalante, with the Catalonian VOL
unteers and Msbillized colored troops marched
Four hundred men Were ACTIVELY engaged in
making temporary repairs on the railroad be-
tween Neuvitas and Puerto Principe, in order
that provisions may be transported TO the lat
point before the rainv season sets in. IL is re.
ported that the insurgents are dissatisfied with
General Quesada because he is always organ
Izing and never fighting. The insurgents
still hold Napoleon Arrange prisoner. They
have also arrested an American FAMED Robe RI
stevens, for condemning the detention Of
Arrange.
The government has received notice that an
expedition had left the gulf for Cuba under es-
cort of a steamer. and two war vessels were
dispatched TO intercept it. On receipt of the
latter Information the admiral Of the flagship
Corona sailed early Sunday morning ON q tug.
boat There is an exciting rumor IN circulation
that conflict had taken place bet ween a moni /.
tor and the Spanish men of war, and that one
of the latter was sunk and another captured
The insurgents have reappeared in the vicinity
OF SaRua and again destroyed the railroad.
According to the Havana journals the news
from the eastern department has OF late been
favorable 70 the government No great results
which the Spanish troops were victorious are
reported. The two vessels captured of the
Nueltos Abajos coast prove to be wreckers.
An order has been issued BY the government of
Porto Rico prohibiting vessels from entering
the harbor OF San Juan at night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29

NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVECTION IN
NEW JHRsEY.-The third session of the Ma
tlonal Sunday School Convention met in the
First Baptist Church. Newark, New Jersey,
Yesterday morning. large number OF dele
gates from the Sunday School Organizations
throughout the country Were present The
convention was finally organized with Mr.
George II. Stuart, OF Philadelphia as perma.
nent president, and q vice president from each
State, and Rev. III. &. Trumbull, J. H Hvncent
OF New York, and b. +. Jacobs, OF Chicago a.
secretaries. On motion, the greetings OF the
convention were extended to the Sunday School
workers in London. The afternoon proceed
lngs We're opened with singing by the children
from the Home for Little Wanderers, at Phila-
delphia. The delegation from the British
Provinces was introduced by the chairman an
a speech OF welcome, TO which Reys. r. II.
Marling and Alexander Rutherford, of Toronto,
RESP ponded. The afternoon was occupied an
hearing reports from the societies Resolutious
were adopted 20 hold meetings in the omen air
to-day, and committee was appointed 20 ar
range them tins morning. Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher Will speak on the mission work of the
Sunday School, and IN the afternoon the con-
vention will divide into six sections 70 discuss
special subjects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29

MASONIC CELRBRArIoN.-The different Ma.
sonic bodies in the old city of Newburvport.
Massachusetts, have united for the purpose of
celebrating the oath of June next-St. John s
Day. Nearly two hundred Of the leading En-
campments, Chapters. and Lodges in New
England have been invited. Major Ben Perley
Poore Is to be President Of the day, and II is
expected that Hon. Caleb Gushing and other
prominent sons Of Newbury port, who are
members Of the Masonic Order, will be pres.
ent. There Is to be procession, address, and
dinner, with a ball in the evening, and q, sea-
shore excursion the next day
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SECRETARY FBOUTwELL IN WALL
STREET.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The great event in
Wall street to-day was the visit of Secretary
Boutwell, in relation to the sales OF gold. The
bids were announced amid considerable mer-
riment and when those Of Elliott & Dunn, OF
Philadelphia, for Sl5.000, at 32ka3lX were
read, there was much laughter. THIS was the
only bid outside of New York.
The number Of the proposals was ID, and
the total amount bid for was g., ,361,OOO at 81 X
% 2-lOOs.
Money is unchanged and easy, at 6a7 per ct.
Exchange hrmer At 81. Gold strong. Bonds
opened quiet, but the demand increased, and
prices advanced to the highest figures ever
realized Railway stocks are active, but huc-
tuating. Others are dull and quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29

- II is said that the whole population OF
san Domingo, from the President Gown, are
in favor of annexation.
~The Young Mems Christian Associatou
OF the United States and Canadas will hold a
Convention in Portland on the 18TH of July
next.
0-The panier. which was thought 10 be TO-
ing ont must have got new lease Of life, FOR
1t 70 to be worn over musiins and Light sum-
~Philadelphia wants free public baths.
@Portland wishes to be considered Q water.
ing place-stnctly cold water.
o0Crosby, Of Chicago, having bought hack
nls opera-house, draws an income Of s7sDo
@Eugenie did not learn 70 read ana wr,te
until che was twelve years old.
White India muslin over light-colored
silks viii b fashionable mis- summer.
@Signor Blitz intends 70 build o small
theatre IN Philadelphia.
~Squars earrings sre coming i'm vogue
once more.
~Pitch and cement pavsmsnss are prohis-
ited in Allenton, Pa
~The people Of Pithburgh heard Of the
aarora borsalis by tslsgraph. bat could not -
IL on account Of the smoke.
Ions tract with The tttie: s'Saits and Senna'
Oatharnc IN Seven Doses"
ga Japsness letter writer savs th.. m.
Grecisn bend has been fsshioaahls IN tSat
~A BLADE ont IN the western WA wr,s..
beme. THE report OF my marrisee h rro.sS
lets. and 1 shall continue 20 live On ~ Se
pean plan"
An aruncial sponge. made by 0lIins fn-
dia ruooef, IN naid state. whfsh buoolss OF
me NJ toE,ng y, 70 Aardsa. has jsst Zen
01he Chicago Times conplaaps ia. cr,o-
usy ne 0overnor Of ILLINOIS doss net pos-
1e vs,o power, since any vseosd bill nay
oecome law by the same vo.e UnScS - -
cefved on hs nrst passage.
henry Ward Bsechsr truly says thaf the
.Neeso heaos" in thts world are out Of al pro-
Poruon 70 toe men who pay their Way One
gu.ltef o. NE population are mons VINO feed
on the industry OF the rest
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SERIOUS RIOTS IN IRELAND.
Catholics and Orausemeu Ensased

LONDONDERRY, April 29-Serious riots ec.
Cured here yesterday betwneen Catholics and
Orabgemen. During the continuance Of the
collisions between the two factions, the police
charged upon both. and firearms were freely
used. Several of the rioters were wounded
and two killed. At one time the riot assumed
fearful proportions, but the efforts Of the police
and the appearance of the military from the
garrison finally succeeded In restoring quiet,
and the city is now tranquil. The military
will remain on duty for day or two.
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Caole.l
Baitiasrs Marsess, rs.say.

BALTIhoRL April 2a5Cotton steady ana a
shade better, although not qu.tabIy higher
MiddhDg Uplands % cents. Flour active, eut
the market fayors buyers. Wheat STEADY.
prime To choice red sl.o0aS2 Cora firm white.
7sas0, yellow. ~. Oats 1rm nc s?a7s Prime
Rye steady and unchanged. Pork quiet; rio
sides. l6A clear do, II \; shoulders, AZ hams.
2,a.L Lard firm At 19S. Whisky quiei bat
firm at ssaql
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afterneon's Dispatches,
fHE YOUNG.DANALrBEL.


More DeniaIs Of the New York SIMS Ale.
gatiens-Suit for Libel Against the Phila-
delphia Press and Bulletin.
Especial Despatch to the Star
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The Young Dana
libel creates much interest here among the
friends OF Mr.. Young. Senator Cameron and
has son, Dom Cameron, have written letters
similar to that Of Attorney General Brewster,
denying Dana's allegations, and pronoun eng
them false and infamous. Young and Stock
ton have instructed their counsel, Attorney
General Brewster, TO bring salts for libel
against the Philadelphia Press and Bulletin for
reprinting the Sun story.
The Press refused TO print Mr.. Young card,
published in the New York VoS'. Mr. Brew
ster has also been instructed 10 begin proceed
lngs against McClintock and Sypher, on the
charge OF conspiracy and fraud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29

PHILADRLPHIA, April 2s.-A meeting of the
Board Of Trade was helC here this morning, at
which the report of the Industrial League was
approved, and q committee appointed to SUBJ
nit the resolutions adopted to the Congress
sIonal Committee Of Ways and Means, and ad =
vocate the schedule prepared by the League.
This schedule largely increases the free list;
converts numerous ad raiorent into specific du
ties; reduces the rates on many articles, and
only moderately increases the duties IN any
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-29
rrsAscuAL AxD COMMERCIAL.

The advance in pnces ~ the New York Stock
Exchange has, By incrsasine the wants OF
brokers created q more active demand for mon
ey' this, however, 70 promptly mstat the legal
rate On railway and miscellaneous collateral,
" hile IN exceptional instanc-s. loans are made
on eovernment bonds at per cent Currency
Is gradn ally but steadily accumu "a lating a. thai
centre. Commercial piper continues IN good
rec uest. and the principal dealers report ina;
the supply on the MARKET 10 runEicg low.
cent, while good names are In dema u ~ = % TO-