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New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

redhs sni saY wetRnd This completes [7. since Mo5day
or 1000 for the week Trade to-day fairy active bat a. ldc y
lower than Wednea They about h below the rates Of
motay ranging 6lc such sale comprising
10 COmmunpaw %
0f e"t I'LL steers Skles at l506c 81 for Marry
cN sane puees 80 Of their cwt at and As Of
ea1 At 596e w Gie CO. sold 80 Missouri steers q cSt at
I0e ~ Of cwt at l5c aud bead LIPS at Bc y ID. live
geghI Florence for W. Gilet Co. % loEa steers Oug
0c H. Dslbey out B fair y cat III steers hue top
t 90 W. AeAahaD for ODonne. % coed Ill steers
AZ one hs1dedthst VIM Thompson sod lo7 H. steers for p
Son az 81 and li5 fat cattle " c az ~
o1 bght fagb sod 6s MIXED 6da cwt lows steers fo r. WI
coz M gl0te and 70 ght Ind W H. Thomson az l3
OcSI ScluAer Co. sold 37 ILL., stgIs. 200 ID at Slgo
esh aHel Co had 2l ILL., fed cattle, u cSt and fat sold
shesp go on slowly to-day With receipts Of 2s57 bead About 1900
cme ana some of them still unSoh Prees are mn
@ WIN w '1s a oosIg Transactions viz OF clipped Ohio heeP
loo hea1 ~ 10 e ~ o B0 b Gic 50 Of Is D. Gle - OF " ID
Ise o extra 70 ship to A. 100 n aud l7 Of the Ware s.oe
l % wool sheep 2l9 H. b. thn brought 7ic aud 10
SSt & Lambs vary IRON 10 to sc sd hard to sell There
M eau or h mutton sheep bat lambs neglected We note
the following sales OIL r. stock: 81 head i l0c %
head ~ d. 5e % Of A. b. at lie offT n al se and 20 VARYING
from l6dB sheep market opens North
River ueIt Monday.
Hogs unchanged, dressed sesg 2e and live al eid9Ic
though 76T ILL., hogs without full feed s76lg5 b really bronsL J
Of Ohio 53 d. sold a. 25c M 100 h. At Ole
Arrivals to-day 10 cars " 2OJ head, mostly at FoTehs
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
gupOppAx MARKRTS


LsSDoS May I'll mCousos open oi for money ard 93 for
The account United yeTweny bonds dull at @ The STOCK
market fat Erie Railway shares l9 Illinois Ceua VII Aanc
and Great Western, 23
the issue Of 1901
LyKRPooL NAV I'll mCotou opened quiet; Middng Up.
lands i; Mddng Oeans l2d sales of the week 1900 bales OF
which export aud 5000 Tor speculation The stoct port
and estimated 33 100 bales Of which 6O are from
bo United Wheat 9J cen ir California White aud 8o
Corn, 27I3 y ar for Mixed Western. Oats, "a y
bush Barley, 81 y bush Peas 38G y Or for Csnadas
Pork 1926 bb for Eastern Prime Mess eef WI erce Tor EI
ira Prime Mess Lard 7o ew Chesse 81 eHt for oGG S G;
rrodnee-Rou 81 p cvt North Caona and 5 for Fine
Petroleum. d. y gal FOR Spirits aud l9l for Refined TaloE H
cw. Turpentine. 29 y cWt Laseed oil 93l Ol Y tun -
LONDON MAY I'LL mTalow, 4Ji y cwt Sperm OIL 5iOJ
the spot 8lg Miliug 1910 Whale Oil &J1 y Cal
cuita Hnsed. 1916. Idnseel Cakes, 80 l5id&lo
ASTwERP. May T--Peroeum 52!f for btandaid White -.
LONDON MAY I'll ?. inCousos for money Wi account W
FveTweuy Bonds Hat at I The STOCK market
fat: Ehe l8i illaois Central 81 , ~
LyGRPOo mhe stock Of Cotton at sea bonnd to THIS
port estimated SEQ 600 bales, 81 which $4,000 are american
Wheat cenii for Csnis White and 7 for No hed est
American PorE 1927 bbl for Eastern Prime Ness IIlo~ 1s
PeSL -
IIAvtE. MAY 7.-Cotton opened 6rmer ...
now quoted 0lL Mdng Orleans Ia The market for Yarns
aai Fabrics at Manchester is heayy. o,,
LoNpoN May 7JO mConsos close at 92l for and 9
fpr the account United Bonds Bl stocks
LivEKPooL MAY It's, p nCoiou closed qlet hilng Up
Idlld; Mdilg Oreaus I'D sales of the dar. 100 bales
Corn al q quarter fr mixed and Wesera Lard, 6 Y e"t
LoSDas Msy 4Reaned Petroleum 1871 y gallon. Llnsed oil
ESQ y Sperm oil. eO sugar, 9 V cwt ioE No. "
d. s. o the SPOT, and 29I for 90 a6Oat
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
II STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. May 7-P. N.

The Gold market was excited, with enormous
transactions before the Board sales made at 1861
The first sale made at the opening at 1861, from
which price advance made to 1898, closing 1885,
This advance caused by tho reports from London
that Consols had fallen per cent and Five Twenty
bonds u per cent ana that the money market very
active The market feverlsh and excited through
out day IL is understood here by the leading bankers
that the advance IN the OF interest made IN
order 10 check tho sale Of tho loans OF the Russian
Portuguese and Spanish Governments all OF which have
been recently introduced TO the London market. The
rumors aOat Of panic in London probably a for
speculative account, dispatches received CON
frmlng them. The ccarlngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank Sl24 $4,000, aud the balance S3oC3G9G I5
Government bonds unsettled by the decline in
the London market and were fully II per cent lower
than the closing prices Of yesterday The sensation
rmors by Cable had the effect of checking operations
and there was little demand except from the shorts
70 cover their contracts At the close the market
from iai higher than the lowest prices. The
lowest London quOtatiOnmado to the public was rs for
52O but reports circulated that they had declined
TO 7Gl and the market became demOrazed with heavy
pressure sell both by holders and by the bears for
speculative account
state bonds were firm. Tennessee c per cents sold at
Cs 4; New bonds cog; Virginia New per cents C3; Vr-
gnia per cents coupon, 58 Georgia per cents, 90
North Carolina New per cents 5J; Missouri per cents
sS4d89 California per cents 1881. Railway bonds were
were firm but dull Miscellaneous and Express ehares
were neglected. Delaware and Hudson sold at 1884
Quicksilver IoE; Adams Express, 59l Wells Fargo, 35l;
American Merchant Union, Il Pacific Mail was steady
at 0li 892i, closing 92!
The Railway share market opened strong, and excited
upon reports that the legazauon Of the NewYork Cen
trail scrip dividend was 10 pass tho Legislature
NewYork Central opened at 178, advancing to Iso closing
17Cl Hudson sold at lJ7; Harlem l2li Reading
firm at 9G90g5; Chicago and Alton 100; Toledo and
Wabash, 72i St. Paul Common. 77l St. Paul Preferred
s63; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 92l Lake Shore sold at
l0G Michigan Southern lOC1 Rock Island l3l, 32lal29l
Fort Wayne was in active demand for delivery adyanc
ing from 14s 10 1914 under active demand for cash
stock from the bears who had sold large amounts. The
Western st. Paul, and Toledo and Wabash stocks
were in good demand at improved prices. The market
remained firm until the close OF the Second Board when
prices became unsettled At the close the market was
pancy and the leading shares pressed for sale New
York Central sold at 1Gi Michigan Southern lO3t Rock
Island, 1861; Northwestern Common, s.. There was
decline on the Western list Of fulyl per cent and the
market was feverish and unsettled.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
THE COURTS.
,,crp FORGERY OF BOUNTY CHECKS.


Fcbort +. Ten Eyck. an actor at Flsks
Grand Opera House, whose professional name Is Lg
hsr was arrested on Thursday night he was aDouV
leavnc tho stage. by Deputy Marshal Dwyer, on on a
charge OF forging and obtaining payment on tWeNo Pay
Da.fcrs bounty checks for 500 each lt seems ths
rho 81 of February 50 Of these checks were
10 have been forwarded from the Treasury DeP"
10 various parts OF the United states 10 ~
claims against the Government held DE u.svn, u.svnS "a 3Io
dlers Twelve Of these checks were I.uI ~ 'ooIaS ~
Treasury Department as having Been pau r had 6een
II subsequently ascertalneu that 10y - ,orged in
obtained on an OF these twelve by means o IOIEou m
dorseuruts be checks traced 10 inc possession
OF Ten Eyck whO being arrested, dui.t,ou S"nnh @
presented them for payment and h''Iuk vuilro i'Ss
mont on them, but denied having any kHOMiCuk9 vi
thoir bcnV forged and asserted that they had hctn
transferred 10 him for collection by man hanlCu lc
ARD Harden whose appeared on the DhchN oI All
Of the twelve checks ana ne appealSSu W t ntS
wife, who present at the time or MS arrest,
and who was I'm great distress on account OF
her husbands trouble, TO subStantate his statement
but she seemed 20 have recollection in reference 10 the
matter but subsequently stated that she well reInem-
bcred Harden and that he had had interviews with her
husband ia reference 70 the transfer Of the checks
Secret Service Detectives George H. Faynan ana JOhn
r. Dom, whO in connection with James l.. Gaycr, the
Specal Agent Of the Post OCC Department. have been
engaged in working up the case, offered every induce
mcnt to Ten Eyck To disclose the whereabouts OF the
so called" Harden, but Ten Eyck protested that ne
could glvc information IN reference thereto D9t 10
further subStantated his statements he exhibited et
tors purpOrng have passed between Harden and him
sclf relation to the alleged transfer OF the chechs
Tho detectives now somewhat inclined 10 DtllGNo
that tho statements about Harden are false, anu V
Ten EycG is the really and probably only guilty party
SPECIAL agent Gaylcr on investigation asceraiheu taI
tile checks in question sent through the Da
from Treasury Department. and II Is therefore almost
certain that thel were stolen from the DeparimehI Dy
some unknown person. Ten Eycl taken before Com
missioner Osborn the morning succeeding his arrest
and was held for examination in default OF 5000 ball
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
A pERuIRY CASE

Yesterday afternoon Justice Ledwith held
private investigation at the Jefferson Market Police
Court into the case OF perjury in which Martin Reed and
Thomas Early were the defendants. and Manmouth B.
Wilson Commissioner Of the Metropolitan Fire Depart
mCnt was complainant. The originated In an ac-
toa brought bY Reed against Commissioner Wilson. In
tEe Marine Court. Thursday last, before Jus
tice Cultis. in which ne alleged that he gave
Commissioner Wilson the sum OF 81 IS on
consideration OF his getting him on the Police force.
failing this, Reed instructed Mr. Leary his lawyer
tn sue Mr.. Wilson His principal witness was Thomas
Early Justice Curtis placed but little reliance on the es
tnOny Of either Early Reed and directed them both
be indicted for perjury before Justice Ledwlh Ac-
C0rdngy they brought up at the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday afternoon, where Commissioner wilson
made affidavit to the effect that he has been OF late
subjected great deal Of annoyance from this man
Reed, who has continually solicited him to get him po
sOn the Police force. He spoke Tor him, but nc was
rejected account OF physical ncapacly Tue reason
that no (Mr. WILSON, took an interest IN Keed
was on account Of his brother. lie finally procured
linn position in the Fire Department coal
ward as labOrer but owing his icOnduc he was dis
him The prisoner several times threatened TO get square
with Mr. Wilson, and made these threats IN the
presence Of his Rced) brother He finally through
his lawyer, solicited from Mr. Wilson the Snm OF $40,
which he peremptOrally refused to give him. Mr. wilson
set forth the case mischeviOus fabrication ana an
unjust attempt 10 eXtOrt money from him. ana tha he
testimony given by Reed aud Early at the Marine Court
was wholly false. After hearing the above testimony,
Justice IedWh committed the prisoners to answer with
bail, and sent the papers immediately after 10 the
Office OF the District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
nnMRsr1c MApKRrs

PmlpytprIl NAV Cotton steady and unchanged FaIseed
demand 81 90 Flour oactve and deoPngi sales zoo bb 81
ira Family 0G 81 Pennsylvania do S6 5g 81 20 ONO Do 81
80 Wheat Very dull sells oSly, Red At 81 6JG$ 7O Amber
Corn uEcbaBged saes bush. usehsuged Petroleum
Irregular; Refined l d3 sales 60O bbs Crude secret terms
BALTIMORE Mar LECTION dull at 28c for MddugS Flour dn
and nominal Wheat Isab aHd unehshged Corn weak white, ~
s yellow O. dy0c Oats hrn at 1!9sc Tor prime ana
unchanged Mess Pork quie. at B 19E Bacon quet hO Sides
IGc Clear I5Jc Shoulders H!0lilc hams, I0dZe Lard
quiet at l9c WHISKY arm q. 95S9Cc
,.. 2O bb a. % so r No Strg; s77 Is FOR Amber
Winter; s white and 80 Double EIt, Whr market closes
shade easer No Milwaukee Clb offered az 81 Jdbl 5 ne'
1000 4O ami 1000 buh Choice Whe Cahala
Corn quiet saes of l0O bush IN lots o. 8O Oats
10 market Barley held 70 or Canada Rye held at
81 2o free Peas nom.ut 81 s free. Mlfred shorts.
k2ds2J; sHp,ufs s2j0 tzG and Mldlngs. S29dSO ton.
Canal Pesht-on Wheat 9ie Corn &c. Rye se TO EewYorEi
Lumber q 5 20 The Huison Rsim,d Freshs-Foa 10 Boston,
6Jc; TO Esw-York. Sc. aud To Albany. SOC.
CINctNSAri o. May TIjur Gran uuchiHTel Cotton 6m
Mdngs 2T927i Tobacco firm and nneharEd sales Of % bids az
~ dBJ7 30 Whisky firm snd que at sJc Mess Pork 53L
Buik Meats 204.c Bacon 9 b.e ah Ie or 95saasr' gr
MLwAUKEz 7Pour quiet sud unchsrged Wheat unseled
sale. 81 II for No aHd 81 " for 10 OF, NOR, ace a. Se
br No Corn and Rye nominal Barley qeit 81 sgg % f
prime Grain Pegh.s quiet ard unchanged RecepWO Dds
Flour 1890 bush what 1000 bush Oats shpmen-l~O eblA
Rour q 90 bush. Wheat. 49, 900 bush Oats.
LOUISVILLE. MAY TCo.on quiet. Low Miing 1e saperhne
65a76c Mes, PORK sJl JSs3 So Bicon-Shouliers. l3c
b SIDES l6 Clear Sides, 7ici FaneT ssgsr Cured Hams
. hoKsheaIs ranging from 50 9O4S3o.
CnSAGo MAY IFour Guner S5d 90 M Sprrg Extras Wheat
Cbuse at III l2la 81 J seller ConSaes Of No At
buver quiet ald sales S IS for No 2; sample
lots 5d 81 o. on track ghwnes que sales az Ole Mess
demand dc Ba Meats Inactive sul held tnny Hogs active
80 oeSs IS for .o@sa 70 fr and Ssass % for COED to
gol Frgh,s armer aud shade higher at 5d5e
Cora. &C. on Whest 10 Bufiio
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
THE wARREN.sr. sTABBINa AFFRAY.

Coroner Flynn took the ante-mortem state
ment Of owen Leary, at the NowYork Hospital yester
day Leary was stabbed on Thursday at No Al warren
st., by q shopmate named John Gallagher lie s'S'o% q
tnat he and Gallagher were employed by Messrs " @ 81
T. Morrow. at Nos Al and 40 Warren-st About nIo tor
Thursday Gallagher him aud cOhne iS him 70
ing about women In an immoral way. Ieary toiu m
60 away, but he stil continued his onehsV9 bis tst
and finally Leary struck him In the iSoo iSoomakers knife
Gallagher then caught up a snOc ,,tca I'm the
which lay near and stabbed Leaiy ond Gallagher
was at once seized by his fClow-workno d mu 70 The
the custody of officer Learyd Ts verdict against
CaIagbeT nnd he was committed TO tne IOlpI 10 nWn'
tho result of Learys injuries 70 Se fatal He resides
though serious, are not DeileNe" W w 4" 49,
AT No 100 NeWark-st, HoDOheh'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

cages on the principal railways of the country, max
ing the bonds the cheapest and OF the safest IN
vestments in the market. The Council BluilS ana
ST. Joseph and North Missouri Roads now completed,
through line from St Louis TO Omaha, 39l miles
nearer New-York than via Chicago The loan is
being rapidly TAKEN half OF which has already been
sold Present price S7{ and accrued interest in cur
rency, which must soon approximate par. The inter
est is the same as the United States 520s, and pay
able the same time as the 6s 64s and G)s at present
prices they % TO 30 per cent cheaper than Govern
ments, and we believe them to be equally as secure
an investment. The counties along the line are the
most pOpulOus and richest agricultural districts IN
the State The local traffic will be very profitable
and the through travel and freight must be as large
as that of any Western road. There are numerous
excellent coal fields the line which will also he
profitable of revenue to the road. With great
satisfaction we recommend this security to investors
and trustees of estates as first-cass investment
For further particulars apply to TURNER BRorHERs
Bankers, No. II Nassau-st, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
CIVIL

LepiS II. Phillips ct al. dgt Benjamin O. Smith
eiq-This action for deceit in the sale Of Brook
lyn cOal-yard The plaintiffs story that they en-
tered into negotiations for the purchase and repre-
sentatOl made by the defendants that the yard could
be procured the rent for certainly four years
come purchased tie yard, with s furniture. They
cused their failure 20 inquire Of the landlord by stating
that the defendants had represented TO them that the
landlord was Of town. They ultimately found that
ises for cOayard beyond the Let OF Nay following and
their object being 10 Introduce coal, such short
lease was useless 10 Them The defendants story TO
the negotiations very different their estimate
Of the value Of the salable articles IN the yard The
plaintiffs asked 81 800 damages. The jury allowed them
81 OCO.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
THE EAfMIGRANT OUTRAGE.

In the U. S. District Court (Brooklyn) yester-
lay before Judge Benedict the Of James GynD the
carpenter William Cruthers the bOatswan, and Thomas
Murphy, the third mate OF the emigrant ship James
ter, jr mp, the indictments found against them
by the Grand jury Tuesday last The prisoners all
pleaded not guilty and remanded TO the custody OF
Marshal DalOn to await their trial. which viii take place
next month.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

Money was In good supply at 697 per cent on call The
currency balance of the banks show steady increase
ana they now have on hand large amount Of National
Bank notes. Commercial paper is easy at 7G9 per cent
Some large amounts OF prime paper placed at per
cent.
Sterling Exchange is more active and firm ut quota
ions London co days. lOoiS London, sight, no. Paris
long 6l?ta5lGf Paris short 5156513i Antwerp
51sl05l7J swiss, 5lSs0j.17s; Hamburg, 95Ja26; AM
serdam 4O alO5 Frankfort, 4Ol 0iOi; Bremen, 7SS7SE
Berlin, 7t0ul.
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer
we're: Receipts for Customs, $4,000; for Gold Notes
$4,000; total Receipts. S256355l s3 Total Payments
$92O3s5 S. Balance. $S23iG97I Oh.
The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for
April 1862 were s2sOSGO 2O April 1868, S267Gs7 OF. In
crease $373 49, The gross earnings for the year end
ing March J. 1862 s3Os9O 20; operating expenses
S959652 IL net earnings $s23s So net earnings 1863
Sg73o4 3 Net increase ti563 CO. The interest on the
mortgage bonds il $4,000 I'm gold. The gross earnings
per mile was about Sl 900. The earnings show large
increase over previous years business and at the
same time the operating expenses have been largely
duced The business Of the road is the steady Increase
and It's affairs are managed with great prudence and
economy.
The following is the movement In Dry Goods for tho
week Entered for Consumption 81 .G2l53; Withdrawals
$nO,O96; Warehoused, t2s35s3.
The following will show the imports at all the ports OF
the United States as reported by the Treasury sais
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK.-The most recent one of the kind, in the
construction of which tho Directors have ayailed
themselves of all the experience up to the present
which has enabled them to produce moro secure ar
rangements than heretofore attained. In the Bur
glar and Fire Proof Vau in their Fire Proof Batdng
they have Safes of various sizes leach secured by
Combination LocI1 where tenants can place securities
of every description for q small annual cost. The
officers will take pleasure in showing the Yauls
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
Total.............. ea57olaG' egIg,ul
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the LAKE SUPE
RIoR. AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BoYDs, FREE or UNITED
STATES TAX secured by l,CS2,OOO acres of choice
lands and by the railroad, its rolling stock and fran
chses, and yielding in currency nearly TES PER
CENT PER ANNUM. We recommend these bonds as
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
CoUpoNs. Holders of 500 BoNDs can exchange at q
profit Of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income. A limited
amount for sale, and full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE

Pd I1lter, Fe5seI5 dnd TdlITOddA
MAY TCll bales Cotton o459 bbs Flour i77o bush Wheat
bush Corn 275 bash 64Oo bush. Malt 9l5 bb, Corn
Meal 34gO bills Refined Petroleum Az bbs Spirits Tarpnne
bbs 2493 bbA Rosn 1901 bbA Pork. COS pkgs Cat
pkg Lard 10 pkgA Ase So pkEs Stearin 2s9 pLgA Batter 1
pkgs Cheese pkgs TalOV pkgA Dried Fruit l4l0
Caie $40 bb WHISKY bb Eggs i9 bales Wool II
Hemp IA Hops 64s5 sides Leather To Hides b Hides 800
bhs Tobacco 500 boIs and eases obscco 40 bb Moas 100
boxes Starch ISL bags Peanuts 100 bb Paane OIL DkgA BeesrI
oake
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
UopGEs-How TO WRITE HIS BIOGRAPHY.

no fTe IWITVT
SIR: In to-day's TRIBUNE, you ask the Kings
County Republicans a question in regard to ABB Hodges
Pubc opinion you may assured is and has been for
some time formed in regard to this man. Wrapped as he
is I'm nfamy let alone for the time being. His be-
trayed constituents will in due time make proper as
position of him. His history should he written on brown
paper when it gets cheaper and OF poorer quality
BTOOfIyn, May Z, 1862 CASH DOWN.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

Coroner Rollins has been requested to hold
an inquest the body of VIM H. Donohne, lad aged
II years who was drowned YESTERDAY, Whe nshhE III
pond at the corner of Seventy sxthst and Eightave
where he was taken with f The body was soon after
ward recovered Coroner KeCnan was rePeSteu 70
hold an inquest at Bellevue Hospital, over the body OF
Anne Barr, aged % years, who was on rHLS IhHLrSaS
evening taken to that institution from the WOlkhOuse
on Backwels Island where she had been sent Tor III
davs ON a charge of intOXicatOn.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
THE MARKETS.
Lc,re,nll, r,por.ed for TnE TnnryR. |

[Clrefnlly rspored for THE TRlBryR . -.
AsBsTbe market anet bat steady sales O2 bbA At 81 '@
for Pearls IN nominal.
BBESWAx-The demand been only moderate bn, in prices We
learn change deche sales of 200 ID al i5Di for
Yellow Western aud Southern
BRSTLBS without charge In yaus the demand Is moderate
We qaoe from 0c 81 20 for American Gray aud White
COrTONhe demand been less active with about ofmr bgues
though the rather stronger the advance gold sales
Gt9 bales Of which @ taken by 2BJ by SPECTATORS
anla hr eIDorteTs. We quote nIoNs:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

100000 GoID.-G Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds
Of the st. Louis and ST. Joseph Railroad Of Missouri
payable May and November J, at the Farmers Loan
aud Trust Company, New-Eork. Total issue OF
bonds, $l0000OO, less $4,000 per mile on ia miles oil
Is not more than half tho amount Der milo OF mort
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
THE uNIoN PAcIFIo RAILwAY LITIGATION.

Tlpeed, jr., Receiver, dc. agt. John Z. Tracy
aud The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad-Mr. Tweed
the Receiver in the Of Fish, r ag The Union Pacific
Railroad. having brought action against Mr. Tracy
she ground that he held assets of that Company and had
deposited them in the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
SAFE this Company being made party on that account
and tho latter Company having been served with pro
cess, petition filed by the Company with bond to
remove the TO the United States Courts. Judge
CardOzO refused to give tho order pdre but gave
order % show why the should not be removed
This motion argued yesterday In the Supreme Court
the Court reservIng It's decision.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08
JAY COOKE g. Co.

SEVEN PER CENT BoNDs Of the ROCKFORD, Rock
ISLAND, AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY prnci-
pal and interest payable in gold free Of Government
tax Large purchases Of these bonds have been made
on foreign account, and We offer only very limited
amount We recommend the bonds as ono of tho
best secured ard most profitable investments on the
market. HENRY CLEws & Co., Bankers
10. 81 WHILST.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

and Mylap cut his opponent the right eve with
knfe, causing a bad wound Mylan was arrested ana
Committed . James Hutton was committed for haNing
stolen a silver watcfrCm John Mulaly OF No II Maiden
lane on the 3Oth ut The accused admitted his guilt.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-08

These figures include only domestic produce, Of which
s532l51U4 In 1861, and SCtltCs u 1865 specie and
bullion In addition. there exported of foreign pro-
ducc S6l6g06 In nine months ~ 1861 of which f11f2
specie ana $7GlO3il In same time lsds Of which
81 7GG3,s2s were specie.