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The Union and journal., 1869-07-16
The brig Al, Eldrctl cleared from New York,

The brig Ala Eldrctl cleared from New York,
on the evening Of the 23d of June last for Ja-
maica, in ballast. The ballast consisted Of the
l00-poundcr parrot gun, two 4O-pounders, seven
9-inch Dahlgrcns and forty field pieces with a
considerable quantity Of small arms and ammu-
milton. AT weehawken 120 men, under the
command Of Capts. Ackerman and Harrison,
were taken on board and the vessel set sail for
Cuba. The Ala Eldred reached Brazo, small
town about three hundred miles east Of Havana,
af,cr run OF FIVE days and seven hours, and
was towel by mules up river about twenty-five
miles where she discharged her cargo and pas
pengers. The cholera had just then broken out
In the camp Of the patriots, and in consequence
the 40 Of ths expedition party refused to
enlist in tho Cuban ranks even after they had
been offered q bounty per head Of 500 in gold,
preferring to wait until the termination Of tho
sickly season. On the second day after their ar
rival, however, the spaniarls made descent
upon Hernandez and posted themselves on the
adjacent heights, but the p Americans, under
Lieut.. Clancey, drove them from their position
without the loss of man. After this victory
they rc-embarkcd and returned safely to New
York on Saturday. with the exception Of two
men, named Walsh and Miller, Of Petersburg,
Va, who died or cholera on the way. 81 .'
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

The Virginia Senate viii be composed Of
thirty-ono white Conservatives, eight white. and
four cOlored Republicans. The House Of Dele
gates win have ninety-seyen white and thtcc
co,orci Conservatives, and thirty three white
and eleven colOrci Republicans The Rich
mond Dispatch makes a different estimate, as
fOl'cws; seRate-cOnscrvafives, 20; R,licais
~. House Of Delegates-COnscrva,ives, 81 |;
Radicals, Al doubtful. 10 rI' I~r8rf'
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

EMIGRATION or FAcronr 0PERATryEs-Evcr
since the famine in the cotton manufacturing
districts of England, resulting from the scarcity
of the raw material during the war in this coun-
try, emigration has been more or less generally
advocated by the factory operatives of Lancashire
as the grand panacca for the evils Of short time
4 and low wages but until recently no definite
system was proposed, nor any general effort made
to try the experiment. The idea slumbcrcl un-
I'll the recent successful effort Of the Preston mill
owners and manufacturers to reduce wages
avain enyokcd II. Gradually the scheme was
brought to the surface once morc--first IN Pres-
, ton, then in Blackburn, and now Il isnursed by
, nearly every factory operative In lancashire
The London Times states that as many as 100
skilled spinners and windcs, with their wives
and families, have left Preston, chiefly for the
United States, since the dispute between the en-
ployers and operatives began, and eight more
families have since left Preston for Liverpool, to
depart for the same destination In the steamer
Manhattan. Mr.. Henry Davis, q gentleman
now In London. as tue agent Of certain firms in
New York for the engagement or operatives in
various branches Of industry, has been invited
to Preston by tho committee of the Spinners'
Association to consider a plan for a more nu-
merous deportation of their members, and he
has replied thst he will visit Preston for that
purpose in short time. I'D, r..,...r. ...
In Blackburn still more energetic measures
are on foot for the same object. Subscriptions
are largely collected among the powcr-loom wea-
vcrs, and their executives are preparing to send
of as many Of them as they possibly can, and
as soon rs may be--upwarls Of one thousand
having already expressed their desire to leave
for America. About twenty Of these operatives
will depart for Blackburn during the present
month. The Spinners' Association In that town
has voted five hundred pounds sterling from the
union funds for the same purpose, and the ordi-
nary weekly levy per member has been doubled
for the sole purpose Of agumenting the emigra-
ton fund. Arrangements have already been
made to send of between GO and 20 members Of
the society and more will follow them as the funds
come in. In Darwcn, also, tn idea prevails that
it would be far better to send people to country
where work is plentiful, and where they arc
abundantly paid for their labor. The notion is
general among the operatives there that the
manufacturing trade is leaving England alto
gcthcr; and It is fict that this was one Of the
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

Tire County Committee will be In session .. ths
County House at O'Clock on the morning oi 'ns
Convention TO receive and examine the eredeh-
tAls oi Delegates.
JkNHs M DHERfNG,
8EDRUE GErCuELL.
NATHANIEL liOBBS,
JDsEPlI ". HANSON,
JEREMIAH ~ MASON, CO. CON.
A. q. VBRiON,
lESRy a. DEAN.
aw s. PUTNAM.
HERyEY A LORD,
July z, 1869.
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

The Secretary Of State today addressed q let
Ter in duplicate to the French and English min
istsrs here in regard to the new Atlantic cable
now preparing to land in Massachusetts, Mr..
Fish takes substantially thc same ground as was
taken by Attorney General IIOar in his letter Of
four or, hvc, weeks ago. namely THAT while
The cable may Of course be landed, il cannot be
put into operation except by the consent Of Con-
grcss. In view Of these two letters, persons
here arc Specializing us to the course the cable
company win pursue. Whether the government
would interfere 20 prevent them from using the
wire if they chose 10 take the risk Of getting
lie consent Of Congress, is not known. r' h1l
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16
yoRk co. REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION

The Republicans In the several towns 10 .ns
County or Yerh. are requested 10 select deisEH's'
IA meet In convention to be holden at ALfRhp' on
wxpsssDAr. the eleventh dAy OF AsEus' nsh'' ~
"a o,cloek A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominal ~
.a.adatss Cor the several Offices 10 be hiied
n.,, ,nnu., e,e,sIsu. via Three Senators County
T,...,,., and co.nty Commissioner. Zach ei'y
"a tom 4, entitled to the ollOvins number OF
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

Ann }. hOiimn has confessed to poisoning q
whole family IN New Yotk city, by putting ar
scnic in l'resL Allwill rccover..I'l afi i'r n
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

TuE PORTLAND PREsS.-'rhe efforts nj
journalism ON the part of this paper ever
since It changed hands, remind MS Of the
architecture Of CokctOwn where the jail
might have been the inGrmary, the inilrm-
ary might have been the jall, the town hall
might have been either or both, or any
thing else. for anything to the contrary in
tho graces of their construction. IL sue
cccds daily in serving up weak pot po"rri
of still weaker ingredients, evidently la-
boring under the unfortunate impression
peculiar to some kinds ofpeople, that its
abilities lie precisely in that direction in
which Il has none. The fruit of this dan
gerous conceit is shallow and whimsical
character Of invention, nowhere moro re-
marklbly displayed than in Mondays issue
in nm article which il without doubt hon
cStly thought to be an exhaustive reply to
the leading article in last weeks JOUR-
NAL. Aspiring To be the leading paper
i'm Maine its indeccncics and scurrility, Its
Ilabby and shiltlcSs attempts at journalism,
place it only in the front rank of third rate
newspapers.
II denies our statement of last week.
Since writing il we have learned. while
H.. ,,,non,,J 90 ,ybor, ue rof,y,,,l ,s
80 Wv ~ ~. ~ :, ,,,;.a Ic,nor.,,
ho"''hS inc DcS' o''''' III 4"''' I.''" ;,
Inspector of the Customs ot New hhSG'hu
we do not know that this is the 'cehnl-
cal name) has held u up 10 avery recent
day, he does not hold II now. That he
held 1t at all Is enough Tor our Illustration
But II that won't do suppose we cite u
case that the Press knows something about
y very ardent "dmirer OF Mr.. fcssenden'
in Portland, has been and is still drawing
six dollars day from the government Tor
4 UOlilg unSOlutclN nOtnin-, nor uOcS ne pft-
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The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

The Cincinnati Commercial Conservative
prints an extract from aletter written by Gen.
Rosecrans in 1868, in which he speaks Of the
Democratic party as iollOws; ~. t-.a-
Wherever they have the power they drive be-
fore them into their ranks the Southern people,
and they wuuld also drive us. Trust them not.
Were they able they would invade and destroy
Us without mercy Absolutely assured Of these
things, L am auiared that any one could think Of
peace on any terms. lie who entcrtaius the
scntimeut Is 1T only 10 be a, slave he who ut
tiers u, at this tune, s moreover traitor TO his
country, who deserves the scorn and contempt
Of all honorable mea. a.rrh 80 .eW
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

.u,,..,ci 10 examine the date On
~, saSsi0 S u .,p si..sesI 70 their papsr a, This IN
S,c..s. s tine % .Seh he 'Ss.rp.US .,, ps 70
insAnos IN ~ ! ne. payment ID male. rms pArs
ay -, -. IIrkakp 80 thai The LABsL u COO
s, v..,os IN run ios m tine vhleh the suhseri-
-. - ns.i sah-crbsr In Arrears are Tclaes'ed |"
s.vsci tss sams due Immediately.
The Union and journal., 1869-07-16

Said Lord John Russell % Mr. Hume. at n
social dinner "what do you consider the object
Of legislation 70 "Ths greatest goci to tho
greatest number" "wlat do you consider The
greatest nunbcry" coutippci his iort'hiP.
"Numbcr one" was the COmmOner's prompt
reply. .1fLGfJg n III
An unknown hunter was lately found In thc
forcs, in Roscommon county. Mich. horribly
mutila,ci BY natural decay and thsiavagc Of
Wild beasts, lead in n bcar trap into! which he
hal stepped, % liLsrAtins the saflins 10 which
II was attached, snl swinging him between
heaven and earth TO endure horrible death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BILrxonE Aug ICotioa call and nominal; Mddiug 53Ic
EIaa s1sss; DO Family % asa s5 CITY mn. sapsrsn; s62;
do tI S 40 E s p 81 ~ SS a. S.n T sS
81 wheat smi Prime to Choice BED 6oasl 7o Coed 20
S.s d 81 =. S0. s's sS rye re nae
strong o s prf y T ba. s @ ss isI ge cs.S hb sis
sScSeefs I6ic HD 2is Lard I9i S2oS WHISKY dol aud
PsE1SHlTail Aug i-coin s%sr, MddIug Up,nds as
@ a l. Gs s: I'VE s fS f1 IS
s WEI, bed s%y New Red a 81 Ssl S White 81 100
81 @ & sSSs e Corn S s.n ' sS. g ssn s9
Cuba Fair and Good Roaming lali Greer grades 2elli
san FSlscsco Aug O-Yloa se,s IS s7 The advance
the and Liverpool wheat markets has given az improved tone
Cb6es day. transactions WbeA! mtsd holders demand
9 Ga9 1I enis EI q. 5 adsSsi Sh. quiet
I'm % S r . o B issd 1
COMMON Good GSp FREIGHT nO|3 o1eA19 I. Receipt
1SCS ISis Flour. 5000 bush wheat -
fa Aug Is eSSs P TSss ' cc i S 4
900 0. rie PoTt s''ss'' :" Lard soS9ic Bacon fr@'
Iouis"lEs Aug sri sqpe5sps - Ia whs.i r.dI!
$50. RE. ssc BARLEY 81 TO- Tobacco GIn ,lss u bids At
a.. H. e. Clear r rs s IT. n Clear s rs T%
al Lard 'rif % S' S nd Fss'f wS..; Fl e.
SS' 11s & 8 Corn .S S VIII at S SSS
demand Wiy tfa a, 81 Provision. lad unchanged Lid
zoe AI.as' sSy hS %T t' sn an,
hs1s.s e. r. n Re-; . 6,l. s;S 1T ss 8 e
% Co No os,. 1850 5u: 800 bills Wheat
p ss1 SE. BY. WIS sis1ssrs'' No.
a. * 4' FSa H9;. Ss5ss h ~ q s s 81
g e. 1si sI s IN sSsb.
sys .s ...i of No. aat 81 81 seller ssp.s@ ss
quiet 81 % for Provisions active aSa ern fott ~ We
ss L Ls%ns sg Il SiSo aoasI ss. S ssc cs addIs.
s G. .1; ss at s.SS S.! - sS g % Ha%
So 80 Good Choice Pse'gh sssAd, 1
Ss sco Ss.S &ys ssoo SG, Hog shbasas'o bS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LosDOs. Aug I'LL Co1sos open at ga tor nousy and %
al 8Jl Stocks steady; Erie, 1871 Illinois, 9ii -.
TERPooL, Aus Ill A 10 io''on opened shade hrmeri MD
ding UplAnds l2id Mddlng Orleans lJdl3!d BreAdsuh
6mer; Com. 3O per qr. for European Lard III per cwt
LOsDoE Aug. ll.-TuVeutne, 20 6d26i9 v cwt
lospoS Aug Ill m.UBei States Five Twenty hOnds quiet
Illinois Ceutra 81 Atlantic aud Great Western 2
Ioypos Aug IL 80 mCons closed 92i for and %
FOR the account United States feTuey bonds quiet aud steady
s3l; Eris Railway shares. i9l; Illinois CenrAs, 0tl -
FLlyEPOoL Aug lI4@ m Cotton closed su hddlng Up
land, IA Mddng Orleans 3id3id sales Of the day 1900 bales
,be pments Cotton Bombay the 7 lust us the last
port aeeordng telegm have been 20 600 bales Refined
Petroleum IS " gallon. Libseed on, 4 y nu,
LOsDoN Aug lSugar easier at A ewk for No 70 Dutch Stan
dnr ON TIE spot Lhseed OIL R3 0 tun Fine Rosn lb u
Spirit. Petroleum, 81 Y gallon. ...... 80. -. ....
GsrwEHP Aug Pstrosum 50 iHeS bid bat holders ash franc
.
HAylk Aug ll.-CottoB opened quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET

wsoyI'DAI A1g 1.-The c1s PIIts yery au .od., vii" re-
n previously offered Phess fuy strong
MOn., several sHs dres aysgss FROM ~ dice ~ tops At 6i
The dove Pod hopp,f,9 are not iscaled they upoh
the There considerable mortality them bat the dec
ons some Of The one bupdredht 10. iollosng
for Rel Norris At Ile "a post 81 tcvt steer
Mnhi and So fat and sHs u est Ksniaey Durham @
,r, eT himself and Cos % prime Ksn'ueiJ cattle % eHt, st
Ted Wheeler Culver sold good q KeaiasIy cattle
T. G Eastman h.d sns Kenucty grar, y sst . lsase
ehoe, $50 A'O for MAN 60 pair 81 eHt Hno steers
Merritt Barehad Doiy IS Illinois steers, ca evt
Hsaly Co ,o1 95sh III e on 81 eut aud q medium
r. 6il, Co run on, @ H. steers. q ert. At 4aIln
H. Williams bad o m cattle 10 0fihsm cat, sold At Gdl4e
COZ Tor Hughes Co. "a sns Ky rrna, f,d IN Parie Co By
that old cattle dealer M j. T. Ware They were LAID " u eNi And
bought at lA aiee- , ~ -,
Miller Morshouss Gs.Ps, iO3 decent q s.I
Veal calves are quick demand choice animals selling Ilanis
Hume Elliott good 'grsu eAlr, FOry,sh,s.t $50 n
sheer are scarce and 10 demand better rates while lambs
dr,g n qss pcss There sheep Lambs
toaT sales Al Pory by HsHe and Elliott State sheep
100 n at Gle u Canada. weight at 6ie 2's C.a,ds
ISm6, SO n 100 ~ 100 Of 81 10 al At ae tnd 10
Lambs 60 h. a, Dc A. Fors,htt Van Wst 'o6 ~ OHIO
State Lambs. 50 ID, also sold At 1ic -
AtconmuHP.s Kss Co sold lo' Penh Lambs >! 10 " 'e :"
ogs yer 2ic dressed the receipts o. to-day being
46J o ConnumpAv, and 10 cars At Foreh There
occasional sale Of Two alive one ear State sg, ~! 10
selling to-day at ote There time Ehen those outside The beg
ing shipments almost Rponbs 70 either sell
this rug hogs safely BE- sent either Tor sale ALIVE " they
eau eghd Some aggeyed parties ~ the tine when TIE hg
heut Poeb,t portion Of The erouud secupd BY TIE a..
combination shall -, hold Of that outside hogs cannot DO
slaughtered there III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12

The Echo do rInare relates tho IonoNinS
arrange story. "a woman Of the cOmwane Of NonHsr.
lately constructed in tho middle Of asd WIN straw anu
faggots. funeral pile, on which she placed herself SnS
then set IL ON Are The corpse was found mad
cined The deceased was about - yehIs VI @A'' "~
long suffered from an lnOurable mAlAoX'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
RECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

I I1ndL Posass and NniIrOadN
Ara 2l7 Cotton bills Flour lls 361 huh Wheat,
bush Corn - rs bush Oats 70 bh RE ~ bush Grass Seed
g bush Beans 4C85 bbA Refined Petroleum 20 bills Pork, II pigs
Reef 100 cases Liant eskA Ashes pkgA BsssaI 50 S,eAn.
aO54 pigs Butter 5l Cheese bills Tos 81 pigs Decd
Fruit 2 pkgG Oh Cake "a bbA Copper GU bills WHISKY 9 bb
Eggs bale. Wool u bales Hemp 800 bales Hops H. 90 sdes
Leather az Tobacco G boxes aud cases Tobacco o bote'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS.
No. ID NaSSau.stq New. York.
GOLD LOAN

=. OF THR RoCURSTER n Y. wATBR "ohAs Oo'i ST. .
Cir ~, ,,, h1n Ace 1889 Of stOOO each interest MAY 'nu
No,mh,, n,n,D IA Iore, payable ia gold atuHoS T0 Com
pauy, NeWYork u. a., -, ..,,n.1 trters.,
In currency. -, r.i. r,,, Comssuy for
the protection Of the bondhoier apd vac ~ ra,.,sA nv
opJ upou the certificate Of John Tu.'Dt H. ~, y. nou.y
the boudhOs approved BY the B0Au pnbIt, Containing
M O'a siDsnasa Mao, Roberts and C Trau'Whs upoa
ne Of ID. . .;'' s sai"t I "'o "'%P po
n. supply Rochester "'a w. ,."' ran n, wol.
1sp" Ug. ' T1' - @ double til. amount 'qaIa
w. S DC HAVING personally examined ID. works .'
upon the e0'a' 10 the Uabe SAFE and profitable
iaTeGmenL t...'' cr1,ntCNv ...
UTLEY 81 DOUGHERIY,
a 80 ~ NO II wALL-sT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCK
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 1l-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 1851, sold at 1851, 1851, 1885,
closing ls5al35 The cearings at tho Cold EXCHANGE
Rank were 900 and tie balance s676l7s 80 The
steamer Russia took out $685. 200 in specie today.
Government bonds duh and declined ta3 per cent
in prices The purchase Of the Government today
brought out large offerings. the total amount BENG
a. s,o COZ The following were the awards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PACIFIC RAILROAD [oF Missouri Six PER CENT
GOLD BoSDs-We offer for sale the small remaining
unsold portion of the First Mortgage Six Per Cent
Gold Loan of 900 900 of the above road. Over four
millions of the issue have been sold to investors in
Germany, and two and quarter millions IN this
country. I..r.tN rf. #sl.FFL r.. ..... y.
The road rams from st. Louis 2S3 miles, across the
State of Missouri TO the Kansas State line, there con-
Meeting with roads extending over four hundred
miles further West The gross earnings of the road
for the year ending Feb % 1862 were.... .$3O77S9O
Operating expenses. l959652
Net lis, 28s
The earnings this year show a large increase, The
interest ON the entire loan is 10000 gold. The
gross earnings per mile for the past year about
$1,000 and are gaining steadily The road is finish
ed has no complications with other Pacific roads and
its earnings per mile are more than nearly any
Western road The bonds are as safe as any in the
market
Price 95 and accrued interest, in currency. Cou-
pons payable February and August Principal ma
tures in 1885. l.. t.Et.5 .... -t".it'-.. Pc
The coupons are free from Government-tax, which
is paid by the company The bonds can he registered
at the Bank Of America, For further particulars ap
ply to CLARK, DODGE & Co, No. 81 Wall-st.
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS OF LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, 2
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds q safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per AMMAN
In currency and in exchange for fye-twenty bonds.
yielding increase of IS per cent 10 net annual in
come Present price g6 and interest Full particu-
lars furnished By JAY COOKE q Co. Irrrne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12

State tbonds have been dull; North Carolina New
bonds sold at 56a56 Missouri per cents, si; louisiana
4 per cents IL Louisiana Levee per cents, 65 New
york state Bounty Loan, lO9 Railroad bonds were firm
under an active investment demand. Bank shares were
steady with sales OF Ocean Bank at lOl Central Ma
tional Ill Fourth National, 1O Corn Exchange. 49,
miscellaneous Shares moderately active; Delaware
and Hudson sold at 127; Cumberland IS Western
nion SsI a3s4; Quicksilver, 53; Boston Water Power
14 Citizens, Gas, 49,. Pacific Mail was active selling
at se 1871 closing hid Express shares we're Irregular
welsFsrgo advanced to "a Adams sold at 5St059 and
American, FleS9i r..
Railway shares have been excited under heavy realE
ing sales confined mainly to New York Central Mch
gan southern Northwestern, and Saint Paul shares
Reading continues dull at s0973 Cleveland and Pitts
bxreh sold at 1863 Panama Railroad sold at 49, decline
of 75per share the opening Of the Pacific Railroad
Rock Island was frm selling at ue3als closing lli
Fort wayne 33a15g; Chicago and Alton, l62; New
Jersey Central was largely dealt IN selling at 1854 elC9
Chicago Harrington and Quincy advanced to 200 Han
nlbal aud st. Joseph Common sold at 1925, Michigan
southern sold at 1904 s1O closing io7 Western
Common 9ifas9i, closing SOB NorthWestern Preferred,
e9s ag7I closing SCI ST Paul Common ss9slb closing
s2I NORTHWESTERN Preferred sff9SO3 closing o. The
market At the close dull aud steady at the decline
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
1nent noufa. .f.r .'... u. ... IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

II, Danvs Urban. BsonIaEtou Railroad whose
snili bsirS ,bs ciss Of Dss1ns saI P5l9 Illinois TIE
s bS and an ths sorI hsess,l 70 ysrfse, com psts rad
bees sdy done and the whole ine rsAdy fog the rL
Goes.sfal ogsaoH Il expected road win
s,s beui, eooyb. stock At pal, o., option Ofn,
eosr 'na asI Be T,s.fs9 70 a Is o. S os o Ss
eun oserel shall the bs't ALREADY ans nearly
a.. road HE bonds aysgng than $1,000 per ms secured
Ts 49, os, Rs, and Yves, On he as 81 hs principal aud
the state passing through several Popa.
wo hrousS tssiursn Of lbs GarsS state u, local
1s % ' NTH Sl %fs @ is fad must Sc zach
TO Tis y %. 81 we @ % ths line rom Dsnv. to Indian
spo mailing lac q 2S miles Al I9daaPo SoSa,esep ". -
With Toledo wabash Gad wssru et the road vii form
~h southern no, win KsOtuE and Burlington Iowa And thence
h SI eomps direct line from Boston Peoria KsoiuE Burns
ona, and the Fl West. VIA AbaR Baao Cs;'sPa sna vac
W.T. r y, g., Ss S. a csn,r IN Shore aud Beouas
Indianapolis and Dsnss % wa ne kns AiSnS aaa psn,s
BGsm9e9 &c vel 2. @ P +, oD ss % ss rSI 0'''
M form .s x ssI -. aS shs p.S % sa
Railroad Partsr'5arg Cincinnati ndiAnAPo pAn
Thu. sr The combined aI1luhs,, ,n q arsasn'ratvs
local aud hroagh bu.nss which .a 1. 50
that The s9nE. q ms ,o1a mus, 'ITs. s st'sS
g . length those Of .oy .'s ~ q, ' 1TSsp. q G lo s
shows the f iiSs; some o. '' SsS S'
CsssS Es. sG, island sSi ioi
Toledo Wabash and Wsssem,.''"'' et5 mix
Gas TO estnae receipts Of the DanHhe utoa1A
ton and PEn Railroad Tor an a. s'O0 per NILE OF on
llLo5 miles. sl,AOi.600. ,,sr WIN o.. off ig Iftu
Receipts a. Pi
Estimated expenses as follows an, 400 -
Operating expenses per ~ Do.
gold bonds ceat''.' ito,voS f
premium 40 Der cent $40 DO gold ,,..'.''' $3.50
SET aside Sinking Fund .N orc 40
Leaving us, profit over and ~
per dividends The capital ssek he W -
operation without Doubt progressive inereas 80
would be the result The location s i0Aa "ne sur
hee an value and use a. ch,.o na
Of Island aud the Illinois Seu He
Alton Bung0u and Quincy Roads are All 80 bs com
favoabD oeAd au uo
pstou With either h much greater thai this eAn ~
5s,on Nh, Al. stoek Of this shall not sell a. hs9 - ny
sbove Hence tie pyIege converting these ooda '
CompuT Al par anJ time desired greatly Increases e a.,
Ansr having psT.opAIy thoroughy eIAniied w. %
eepte Tie agspey Tor begot It's boudl We hoN
and accrued With The utnfss
safe security sad DrontAos
Az the present pros ney cent eurrs 49,. d.
more ab The same amount Invested 10 FiVstvsnJ
Advantage Of bsng free and the prosper oi
DE aof oftbe rad on completion into which lh 49,. 49, al ,
Goterpuepi Honda and Gold received al theI
change Nitbeu commIs.iou Bonds forwarded h AZ.
Pail particulars furnished by the undsngn'd fA''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12

paper dull and nOmnaat s01Op centfor hest names
the transactions are limited to few prime 1smes
Sterling Exchange was firm at quotations. London Co
days iOslO London, sight, iOi 01lOs; London lprime
commercially 60 days. losfSlOsl Paris long, 515aSlsE
Paris, short, 5l2i9511t Antwerp, 616t SWISS
51530515; Hamburg, s62935i Amsterdam, 4Os 9fi'
Frankfort, 4Os 04Oi; Bremen, 79079i; Berlin, Mona
The transactions Of tho snDTreasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12

bales ~ last evennt) Of Whh tsten b sPnnefs f by
scuhteT' and eo b erporteTs ISLES slss Of 20 oe %
on private ermsi undo 25lc l7tc and fH JAnu tc
al a basis of Low MsdinK We auste as follows