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, 1869-04-01

AlehAe& Foley, m old offender. 4 Gtkt,: which
hid evadentlJ1 been taken nom clothesatoe as It
e. s's n nd rsed p, see a q fd % nm
. yard on Ho1ne Gtrcet He VIZ lined sloa
G4HnoIKh HUh
John Heany, one Of two men who EaEroted \
week ago, and who waa caught BY ono ofPlnke.-
ton1 men In the act Of taxing the watch Of the
pesson assaulted Wns before Justice ssurteyans
md VIII held In 81, 800 ball for trta1
An UKLECKY THIxE.
William Johnsou took patient to MI Kostar, \
doetress reading on the North Side: While she
= alleged that William slipped Into room adlotn-
t4o and the other for $50, from the pocket Of \
snnt yesterday morning. and was held In $500 bail
for tlial.
PROVED HONEST
Jennie Weeks, the young wOMan who wal
charged With stealing fur mu1 and cape belong
ing to Julia Carpenter, and who said the furs bc-
longcd to her mother, produced witness jester
day who testified thnt they did, and Justice Al03-
ken discharged Jennie.
~ rNw1sK pAIH1A1p.
Thomas Sherman became intoxicated On Tues
day night, and In consequence was incapable Of
taxing proper care Of himself When policeman
offered to accompany him home be became unrnly
and pEoIane, and vas taken to the A1morJ. Yes
tesda1 morning he Tas .rs6, nnes q. ssa
Frank chledek hah another hearing before jas
tee Ailliken yesterday Afternoon, upon the chsrge
Of breaking into the house Of Nj. Burnett, No
1ewelIy, but the examination Has couunued again
this time until Saturday next
THE cASD1-sTEALEn-
Jalnfs KADes, the Small hoy who f1chcd some
candy rum gtore on Clark Street, near Lake, WI
held Ia 51oo for trial By Justice sturtesant yesteF
day morning.
John Kelley, q vaSrnnt WIS 1ntd IS by Jostles
| Sturtetlnt yesterday morning.
, 1869-04-01
CUBAN REVOLUTION.


the American HrtG Mary Lowell by
Sunut.h Mnn-of.uur-Offict
n--s w.ns,.-
Stntcmcn FeF1Vaan NonstoE
satd to hnve Reached !" Cuban
,.x..,
Correspondence Ae Afs lors noTtt
HAVANA. March =
The British Cunboat Chefuc came IN YESTERDAY
evening from Nassau, y. r, Aod brought news Of
sensational importance. s!nee tseJ .ea ot great
RT1r1.h 1aeA by q Spanish naa-of-wat, /
nave told you Of IN American sailing
yeasel hxylnR shipped on Ams and
,mMnnttjnn md a number Of Cuban passengers
fnom N American steamer, that had been disabled
tn her ruschlnery, u or uear Sassau, and Of her
hay1nr pnt Into Ragged Island pos1, Bahamas,
Nat ~ ~ vas e}oseis watched by Spsnlsa uaau.
nreT.r The AudalustA By the Ar1iru OF the
B,1ttsh schooner Margaret n NASSAU. from RaEEed
thaf he vesseI IN Question had been captured in
sn English port OF entry b, the An4alnsta, "a a.
, 1869-04-01

Destruction OF About Twelve Thou.
sand po1larAs Worth of Property.
on WEST RANpotrK Strict.

ON WEST RANDotIH srRkEr.
The r,sst twepty-four hours have been prolific IN
f1rcs and, while a latge amount Of property
YVES destroyed, n considerable portion Of the city
stood in Imminent danger. The alarm from Box
No ga, Ut ~ O'Clock, called the department to =
connagratiou on West Randolph between MAY
and Curtis streeth Three buildings were totally
DESTROYED, and othcrs were badly damaged The
IRE originated in i2-ge wagon shop, No. ss8 Ran
dolph ksreet, owned and occupied h5 Valentine
Nes- loss about r. 200. Insurance, Of which
Il, QUO ta In the Republic and St. 600 in the Peotts
n. - f~Eo,t 1as oeenosed ~ % ressdenes % and
feed s1prc h. Sticf Bfotnera LosN about $l,co+
fuily insured. Charles E Hiea occupied Iooms
with these pre1nlkes was also aestroJe ed No $50
was txo-storJ frame owned ana reruy oceaso ID no
ID Home Mutual and $50 on furniture IN ne tie-
mans. Alfred llcrn and ". TcHtury occupied the
uppes aooE Their Joint loss Will DC oose'eo "
{aN
The alarm al e:1o p. m, from BOZ 70. ~ Ws
occastoned s5 burning chimney 1t No, :" Lassa-
on wEs7 kHuE F7REEE.
At9.l0u M All alarm WIS sounded nom 1o1
nett and Dinklage, Of the West Division, snd the
nueh,nrs generally, - Immense eonnagiAuon G T. 90
wouid have en.9ee Nearly :as enrs snd sp1ss 9n
streets, Is covered by what IL known u Mclean !
cooper ehp1a reeently transferred 70 lsenei
Webbcr, and III the very midst Of these, In shnf
d a IRE burst forth The streets II toa1
rtn,:s re SLOW In reaching the ground. Bnt III
neichbors and of1crrs mentioned Organized !
bucket brigade, and, bursting In ,hs dooss u sao
IL disfrycry Of the nse owning to its peculiar 10
callty. hundreds Of thousands Of dol1aIs' worth
property would have been destroyed The ere II
eyitn1iy the work ri N tncendsEy since thefe NJ
bceu DO nrc in the building for thrte months past
on MICHIGAN AvENck
At hali-pass O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, nt,
frnte out In the upper part Of th1ce-stoty bE.cl
hulsc. located Al No, lis Michigan avenue It !
Owned b! $. Wilson. Of New York, and oeSnlset
,:i,l .n1otIn, to Il utxI Mr. RolshaH' loss On fur
pi;urr viii a.Iornt 10 1850. Insured for g ooo
s,ralix In the .Etus, New Amsterdam and En-
pile City CoInpanles- Origin Of the Ire nn1noSU
, 1869-04-01

TIE kLEKOOD CUNEkhI.
The concert ii kenEood, on Tuesday evening,
f.. The tenent Of ST. Psulb Church, was ave15 DC.
1,chttul and Successful snair. Our connt! cousins
ri Kenwood and Hyde PAzk took lively sntefest
In It and made their preparations In such uAn-
ner - ahould eusurc success Inc ilnnoe cen-
t1sl Railroad Company lent their SAlunole assast-
nucc By furnishing special sTzln, whico te1t INC
city II O'Clock, End collected very nomesoos
driecsuon 1t the way st4tonA arriving II hen-
wood with two cArs comfortably nned- fnendlJ
lan,e.u escorted The delegation 20 "tae bT1sat
1arfhr,IAr s7o6 indicated hy the TOSS
window Of the church whetc cHy aoa enans!y eos =,
" nc eaussh itself Is Gothic structure, which
commenced ass summer nsrn,a unaes t6s me a
fsson ten md nd The building Committee, William
T. Ackcrrpzn, John Middleton and Eugene T.
~, teen de1icated, except ia the csusc OF music
Of So and cosI about 1000 The plao of ne
isIfr5. is ftet In height The entrance to the
church Is through the base Of the tower, which
conducts the visitor infnedatei! 70 lse anolenes-
rouua. wh,Eh is constructed With hsll open Inn
teyed 1poi, The 7eIlng and chsncel stained IN blue
and The s!4 tinted Hlac- In addition 70 tat sac
windows nc church lighted b. ups, pano1 n,aaon y
in deslg1 The pews are nnIshed IN el.ck
ees se aee II u sas ss o.
library. The heating Is accomplished q w
5nrnacA 1t Is IN all respccss coEy, cou1orss
and ana vaen one s eonssaeS he bsstn, sss,e q nof
mis- in kenwood and that II. people VIII not y
1sE 6s III s,se e ss ss @ ean q
The theological oonalnon Of ~ Ps1'sa sn c.p: ~
thr, NIil not eudangcr his bronchial tnnes nor n
vulse the dsatress Of 4 continental tour. .niea :
ofs:a ai1n sae ns T3i ns1e tne i9xu1 Of eu
, 1869-04-01
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Annual Election OF vnrdcns and
Te8trYmcu.

Annunl Election of vnrdcns and
Vestrymeu.
At the annual parish meeting OF the Church OF
the Atonement held at the church on Monday
evening, the following Wardens and restr5nen
were elected.
Senior Warden-Reuben Taylor.
Junior Wnrden-A. J. Chase -
vest,ymenCharles Morris, E. Powers, J. g.
Peek. X s. Worthln1ton, P. E. Stridirpn, R VI.
Dunharn, A. J. EondiR, r.. T. Wallace
The second annual meeting OF the panshloners Of
Christ Church, Harlem, Was also held on Monday
evening: The parish was o7gsai1ed on the 2sd
May, 1s6i, and the rHt seIrlce held IN the church
July 1th, 1851. The number Of commandments Is
over forty. Since the last annual meeting the re-
celpts from all sources tincluding loan Of T. a}
were g. 461.sG and the entire amount paid ont wss
$a44a.9. During the year the parish rcceiFed q
deed Of the lots on which the church stands, And
has made q large reduction Of its debt The A.
sets OF the church $4,000 anil tho liabili
ties only t2,714oa The following officers were
elected:
Senior Warden-John s. Quick
Junior Warden, John II. s Quick
yestrymeu-llenrJ W. Zimmerman, A. s
Pack Dr. WIN. Simpson, John q. Thompson, A.
John Steele aud Thomas T. More.
, 1869-04-01

country air and the necessary repooe and peluxtoo
eoiaaon tnai the road 10 Hea1sn is siWays aSostes
n9m I ne country tnAn ftnm the city.
Dot % nc concert Il commenced q o'clock
A.a Funny Root taxing The solo, and u: Koot
asas ~ e :as
the "Naeatlaee1 u 0rensda :" - Loud ne. Storm
= ~ hos.@s N aTtsaEsment q A ths e pretty cn H.
rarta we1e well balanced, the volume Of tons
good and The execution was marted not on1y BY
eHt oy e5ceens good ~. s..'e ,ar9
l. e' sea1e!a: ssS'as' asnsf5. Dsa nd 81 s psyid
:sss .ssss@ss;s s?s = ,a., :, T. t., =, ssssss::
m 1ees
were given ln very crcslitahle manner: The 70
cal solos of the evening were given BY Mn. Wrenn
quisi,e Non ver'' and Gunbcrts pretty ballad,
ie Merry brda." receiving Al eneore for each.
s ts f Ses 81 e.
10 Do which she sang In vey eptr,ted and
graphic way. The eong + usually rather dan
Srrpus experiment, as without the dramatic ele-
ments Of s.chne.s and humoe It IL merc sustlan,
,ut Mrs. Wrenn succeeded admirably In lmpa1tlng
10 It the requisite expression Her voice Is remark
aud very pure in quality. Nj. seaytrns sang
lsalfeE always beautiful and always welcome sere-
made, Good Night, Beloved" With verJ dis
seavena Apa1t from the richnces u tho melody
Itself, The prominent qualities Of this servnade
which almost rivals the matchless sesenaae Of
seafetns not only delivered the melody with ndel::
try to the scorr but sang It with great helicacy Of
r. w nns sdns ana a' 5Sts se g.
epea wlh aso anossf te9enaae @ ny
Bari" The Instrumental n, nume.s Iess, o. a,,' she
tta!ssss Ress ispo :, s. es.s 2!o.n se
, 1869-04-01
THE HINDMAN ASSASSINATION
The Reported Confession of tho Az
kNDsin8s

The Helena SheM Of the goth instant gives the
following Rccount Of the reported confession OF the
assassination OF General Hfnnm8n u that place:
"On las. Monday negro boy. by the name Of Hay
wood Grant, aged about sixteen years, connned IN
jail on charge OF Larceny, VAS brought before E..
dul.e Riehter, to make statement that he Is said
to have made IN Jail ~ to the ASSASSINATION.
He had stated that he waa the man
who had tred the gun: that otheD were
concerned and weEe with him, aiding and Aoet-
fore the Court, he said that he did not himself nrc
the grn though he was present; that . negro
named Charley Porter did the shooting he said
that six OF Beven men were concerned, and went
to the residence Of General utndmAo to bum
the house, because the White folks had hung Lee
MotsDn, the neSTp VINO klilcd deputy SncsaA
q This WIS on Monday. and Esquire MEhtor hav-
tpC rrcQmMttted the boy to jail, Recorder Taylor
Issued whz7unt for Porter, who was arrested and
brought into his court on Thursday, and CONFRONT
cd by the witness Grant, and q white nlan named
a charge Of felony, who 1t WAS sald hrss obtained
confession from Grant IS TO the
c0mrllcty Of himself and others IN The assass1na-
ton Here It wRs before the Recorders Court
that this witnesa Grant, said thst NIL former stafe-
mcnts as regarded himself we're unnue aha taa
Of Williams, With view Of making II profitable
and escaping from prtsot- -.u,
HThus the matter now standA Seretal negroes
are in TAIL charged With completely in the murder
hut It Is the impression that unless some co7pho
EatiEe circumstances point to them a. heln3 sult5
| no convictions nfe Nkely to take place."
or the excitement and intention Of lyneh!nH o.
the parr Of the citizens Of Helena, as alleged 9
| the rebel rrtss Of Memphis, the ShstH sayH. "
the slightest excitement prevailed on the oeeasio1
thing on the subject Of lyneh!ng, We are tgn6saa
| RI
, 1869-04-01
4 MIXED CASE,
4 school Tca acher ArrcstedO on Several
ChnFEcss

A curious case came up for examination before
Justice schoencwad, yesterday. Eu1abeth Bauer
and Cathasine Zimme1. mother snd daughter and
both wIdowh appeared aa couplalns1ts against 4
school teache. named nnIlA Pearson, whom they
charge with VARIOUS rnisdeedA The parties live
In Cicero Al Is alleged, he visited the dwelling Of
the sadics some months ago and assaulted them
with dishonorable intent Their combined nus-
Gle, however, Iut h1m 10 night Shortly nf&erwazd
Re We nted his vengeance on two children OF the Ia
dies In question, who attended the school Of which
he WAS teacher. by brulAlly chsstislnx them. Upon
this tact becoming enoNn 70 the r.
repta they Immediately had warrants
tsAued for pcassonS arrest on several charGes-
assault With intent to commit rape, assault and
tAtteyT On the children and reace warrant In
the mt case ht waived examination, and wzs nj.
United 10 $500 tail for tial For assantinG the
childrtu he was nued SO, and In addition was held
Ia 800 10 keep the peace lmmediAtely aftes the
bearing Of the casea, Mn. Baner had another var
fant Issued for Ills reo57cst Oh the charge OF as
eault and t,atte1J upon her. The last complaint
was continued for further hearing next week
, 1869-04-01
The New Lumber District

As sprtrg opens, the adaptahllty Of this loeallty
for the lumber trade Is being profed BY The removal
Of 10 many dealers TO It. Too much cannot be
said Of ja peculiar fitness for this branch OF ouH1-
ncea There IL m abundance Of room for COM
modIous Yards: the dock and railway accomnodn-
lions cannot be e1cellcd: the place Is almost ex-
cluslvely devoted TO lumber; the demand tor plan.
hnd With the city proper by means Of an omnibus
line Considering the numerous advantages pre-
sentetl by this locality, It cannot be matter Of
wonder tint the whole lumber business OF Chicago
In fast cTayitattnE towards IL The process Of cen.
t1alizatiou, which Is wbsEing wonders in Almost
ererT branch Of bus3neka has extended te the fuH-
bef t1ade. What the Board OF Tr2de IA for grain,
pork, &c, and the Stock Yards for live asoe6, me
new Lumber District Will very soon ba for lumber:
r 3 Mason, Room Is Deteys Buildings
, 1869-04-01
Chicago and Buffalo Steamers.

In the advertising columns Of this morning. a
TnsERR will be found the card Of the New YORK
Central Railroad Companys Buffalo, Milwaukee
and Chicago line OF steamcrB and also the card Of
Inc pcople a estern Canal Line These old and
uustwoIthy lines need 10 Recommendation with
thpsc Who have done buhness Will them since
the1 hays aiwnst been satisred ID their dtaling2
with them Nj. C. Z. Richmond, Of the nrm OF
Richmond / Bond, having retired from the agency,
Mr. T. n Rund has associated with himself Mt.
q /. Beer, and tho business At this ptace win oe
carried On under the nIm naIue Of Bond i Betts.
, 1869-04-01
The R.hcock Ehtinrufxher.

The following letter from Awellknnwn citizen OF
Chicago adds another TO the long list Of testt-
uonials to the excellence Of the BasEock Exttn-
gulsher: ..--
CROSBY OrERA HoCSK, March 81, 1852
+, ". FarwcIl, Secretary Northwestern E1-
ttnRptshcr Company:
DEAR SIR: II affords me pleasure to bear tesu-
uppy to The yalne and power Of the HAbcock
Fire Exttngutsher 10 suppress and control ipc!pi'
House was Ia danger OF destruction, and the 1Fe
va spreading In the auditorium, this powerful
little engine quickly exttngukhed tac flames, ana,
II tt ali not save the building from destruction It
sayed from losseA and t1ooding ny water, which
could harlilt hare becn less destructive than fitc
n reenmmend is general Introduction YourA
rTrlI g. IL CROSBY
, 1869-04-01
Per1oux.

The many friends Of the Hon. @. Il 1ambe.ton
Of Wisconsin, viii be glad to learn that he has 81
tected Chicago ls his business headqu2rteIa, and
has opened IN Exehangc, Loan snd Real Estate
once here The gentleman ts so well and favor
ab.y known Throughout the West that It Is scarcely
necessary to refer TO hI4 moral purity and cam.
mendthle enterprise His estsollthment n ms
public, and success In hla undertaking "a matter
nj
, 1869-04-01
The Rocky mouptair Herald.

The attention Of the public Ia called to m enter
p.tstng paper, the Rocky Aotntain Hrrad, publish
Cd by o. J. Go!drick, ESQ, II Denver, Colorado
II has Al fmmenac circulation among the people Of
colorado, New Mexico, on the plAi0z, and tn the
fuounraipa Those who desire to connect them
selves with the cash trade Of these regions And
throughout the Western Statea, viii ind this Jour
nal t1dlcto1s advertising medium. Terms By
n1s{l IS per aQnurn.
, 1869-04-01
rn w[hora Erfhcfib&rN.

To Tribune 6ubscrfbers-
x,.,cr +, hereby given that OleJ =. Doug1ts u
no lon9er caue. Of TIE TaDrM, and suhsc1!e-
e,7 residing In the North Dtvtnon. east OF e.GA
street and south Of Ohio street xtn decline 1essnX
with him afteS tnis data, ApIn !, 1s&.
, 1869-04-01
CITY REAL, E9TATE PoK SALE.

MTY REAJ, uTATr FIR gALE
80 ------ --- -----.- - = ~ -
3fea, i1 soasS = clarts.: q a1s1' 49,
ttil ;s:.s 81 s::a' sss's il fSs'"' I'd S's 20
ae.. f,seeath ..e.to3 I'D ~
fsS:s - e. md lot '1 ot h''' -.
se;;:sS sss:t ID ss4 :. {st :ds ssAs!s
u nsei neis i ri e. sa 1,zs
nsy Gs,ek ho1so an4 tatek ban. ixs a11n.
ii ssa% :S .aaa 1''' 'ss's'7 0s sa4 'aa
eat.e..s1 S.e'DeAo, md '0s S1''@ to N -fe'' nsn
e.e I'd & asl s.n sso L. = IS & esoo'
;as5 STsl S@ss' '~0 -" '"a''a,' e.a
s:Ess t... - ~ veg 1s'p'<'' 'na"-e4'
f'sG. yslS:ss ssss ss;a:es ~
'nsSvtnfsss 4sI =. aHi@ Rsnao,, md w,,sn.
teeess5 hos,se. nd ios - 4a' " 40 10
Ful.sS nsa1 I4osesn, eo..so hen,e and lot sa1is
sA' Ds'. L,s'''' ssa.se ., '1 Fest'+ "na l''
.I oas'sy 2 1; near Fulton cottage Of s1 ro' md lot
dn1as I'd 1t ae:E Lid. 4S'a e .hs h,ss e. 'sfs & ss4
%:s!n. It :s,;* !.s!.se and Van Bozr-.t.,
ss,wss9 J; 1;5sa I'D T11sr. tht
'tt@fRs n5eaet ne.. J.et,on se s0. and lot
r,l T., Az sets1ss sna =. MI:
lot o ss1la ataasd ba1F,ia,
stt7y bsuse. nd e: so1 ioeson aa s:sseass
Canalr!, rosner q ,Aa.iar-:t. tWostoFJ building
&sffes.t o. sore sas' End dwelling.
%.s..h.y. eeast TFS2ty Ssshsh.;. Is ~ Is!1A
aS'S ss..s.v s,vesa rs,<,s nd rsI.y.s,,.. r,
xaIltn-
, 1869-04-01
MARRIED.

All doubt vnnishes, for Wo1cott7s
Pain Print Is tested IRE at l9 sousn C1&sk stecf
Private rooms fot lazltcA
, 1869-04-01

Tho Confessions OF IN Invnlid.-
Published for the benefit of younQ men And Others
rho sn1er rom nervous debelity, etc, supplying
The means OF ee11.curc. Written By one Who cured
htroxef and sent fire OF cna1Xc. Address SAsnAu-
lei NayfAlr, BROOKLYN, y. i.
, 1869-04-01

To remove moth patches frecklcs
And tzn from the fsee, use Perry s Moth xad
Frccklc Iotlon- Prepared only BY Dt. B. c. Perry.
Sold by Ill druggist
, 1869-04-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Jumper Tar Soap L. the best
nunty b, lsdies With the most tender skins; II the
sa1nc tine It Invaluable Is remedy for plnp1es,
rough OF chapred hands and ali cutaneUs diseases
y1ttue The rpaladJ and giving paln 10 the patient
Manufactured by Csswe1- HAzard Co, New
, 1869-04-01

Time tBar. Wlnd Tner. Raln
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-28

ducer In exchange for the latters goods, and
says, you may take our credit but We willput
the gold and silver into, our pockets and
take your produce also" When by and
by the producer finds the credit valueless, what
will he be worth? When the great revulsion
comes, what will be our condition. Where Is
all the gold and silver that has been dug from
our own soil and coined in our own mints2
Where is it all gone? Can you tell me, sir2 |
don't speak of such as we imported, but what
we coined ourselves-that vast amount dug out
of our own earth. Why, IL is locked up In the
vaults of the credit aristocracy.
Andrew Would RepadIate.
Now, sir, it is n singular thing thatno country
yet has ever paid off great national debt with
out reputation. IL may startle you to hear IL,
but it Is true. Look over history and you will
find am right, and wherever you will find
permanent national debt, one that has not been
paid off you will find there is no freedom.
Spain is not free, France is not free, Russia is
not free, England is not free, because each of
those countries has permanent national
debt. IL Is in the nature of things, for wherever
there are power and moneyed aristocracy there
is always desire for q union between the two.
Here we have an executive power controlled by
the bondholders. Grant is ruled by a miserable
set of hucksters and bondhoders. He is in their
hands completely, and therefore we are in dan
ger. The country is in peril for, the bond
holders are striving to rule the Government.
The people ought to be made to understand this
condition.
Here He EOdeth.
/ have no hesitation in declaring
that Grant is a mean avaricous, cunning, spite
full mana complete bundle of petty jealouses,
spitcs, and lies. He has no courage. made him
fairly quail before my glance at that Cabinet
meeting when asked him about
that famous correspondence concern
ing Stanton. asked him ques-
tion after question, and he quailed. When l
finished he stood up, took his hat in his hand,
and in mean, sneaking way, said, Gentlemen,
have you any more questions to ask ?" and
skunk out of the room. / convicted him of lying
and cowardice then, and you remember all about
it, sir, for you published 1t at the time.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-28
The Now YorIk Money NIarlket.

The Herald says;-
''The course OF the markets in Wall street during
Secretary of the Treasury that with the advent OF
the new fiscal year, beginning July /, he would
teriay modify his policy to the sales OF Govern
ment gold and purchases OF Government bonds.
Ihe effects OF this change were rejected by an
ucipation in the. various ramiflcations OF busi-
the price OF gold, which advanced TO the
highest point OF the week, when Mr.. Boutwells in
tentions were made public through the Washington
newspaper dispatches and through the publication
OF the letter OF instructions to the Assistant Trea
surer In this city. IL Is an unfortunate accompani-
ment OF the event that the specnatng cliques were
the nrst to get possession OF the news. Mr.. Bout
well owes It TO himself and TO the public that this
piece OF jobbery In his ONCE should be fully inves
tgated He gave the public PROMISE in his speech
at the Stock Exchange that he would not lend him.
self TO the Wall street gamblers, and went as far as
TO institute rule that the doings OF his department
should not be communicated to outsiders until after
the close OF banking hours each day. Yet the Inn
portant intelligence was known in Wall street early
on Monday and was very proftably used by the
cliques. The problem in gold is undergoing O great
many efforts at solution, The new policy OF the
government, which contemplates the sale OF mil
lion OF gold every other week Instead Of two mil
lions per week, as heretofore, is an important
element In the calculation. The faith or the
spectators in the highest price attained during the
week was not nrm one, for they unloaded at it.
ana gave evidence OF an unwillingness to further
operate, as result of which the market drifted to
ngures controlled by more legitimate influences. The
tendency to settle, induced by the withdrawal OF
their support, was checked by advance in foreign
exchange, which seemed in some respects artificial
and suggested the suspicion that of the holders
OF gold had not as yet got from under their loads,
and were stifening the market as a means to their
doing so prohtaby. The price reacted and then be-
came steady until the very close OF business on
saturday, Wnen there was slight yielding"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-28
PhiladeIphia Trade Reuort.

MONDAY, June 2s.-There is nothing doing in
Quercitron Bark, and No. is nominal at s4s per ton
There is very little Cloverseed Offering Timothy
If here, would bring s4 per bushel Small sales OF
FlaXseed at 81 10.
The Flour market is rather frmer, and there is
more doing both for shipment and home consump-
iion Sales Of 1500@ 1900 bbls., chiefly extra family,
at sea per bbl for Northwestern and 81 s46o0 for
pennsylvania do. do including small lots OF super
iine at s5@52b, extras at s53I16@550, and fancy
brands at se@10e. Rye Flour is very quiet and can
not be quoted over s6@625. Prices OF Corn Meal are
nominal.
The offerings OF Wheat are very moderate, but the
demand Is limited at Saturdays quotations Sales of
2O00@ bushels In lots at 81 so for red 81 IS
al go for amber, and 81 65@1'75 for white. Rye is
steady and 1000 bushels Western sold at $780, Corn
is very quiet 5000 bushels sold at 95c for yellow, and
ssa9lc. for western mixed and yellow. Oats are
steady at 16c. for Ohio and Illinois
Whisky Is unsettled. and RANGES from aao 10 OF