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ENGLAND.
A Noble Lord Chnscd by D,ii,gr.

Iron the London Telegraph, Oct IL
An arrest oy sherlffs officers, under circumstances
exciting considerable merriment at the West End
OF London, TOOK place yesterday about noon. For
some time past Lord Charles George Archibald Ham.
top, brother OF the Duke OF Hamilton, has been in
monetary diifcutIes, and doubtless aware OF Ger.
taiu gentlemen attending upon HIM. His NOV
ments were al length so osey watched to become
quite unpleasant, and In this dilemma his lordsnip
confded his troubles TO a wei known Bansom cab
driver named sawyer; and, aided by cabbyis know.
ledge OF the limbs or tho law, the crisis was STAYED
on until yesterday Bafjed IN many attempts to cap.
ture thor Client close watch set and Ut length
Sawyers anxiety for the safety or Lord Charles was
discovered. Hanson cab, worthy OF his dstin-
puished position, had been placed at his lordshlp's
service by coach proprietor In New Bond street.
sawyer was yesterday driving his lordship In the
direction OF Arlington street, when suddenly seve.
raj men, stationed at the corner Of Bennett street.
made dash at the horses head. The cabrnan APP
preciating the position OF affairs. by touch OF his
whip made the horse leap forward. One man was
thrown down. and, While another attempted to enter
the cab his iordsnip jumped out on tho opposite
side. His lordshp ran with all speed for jermyn
street, closely pursued by tho baiifs, who, after
smart chase. enectsd his capture. Sawyer followed
laisureiy with his Hanson. and, after the capture
received back his care" and drove him or Ia com
pany OF the officers TO place Of safety.
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NEW Yoax ASSOCIATION OF SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS.

THO regular monthly meeting OF this association
was held last evening In the Fourth avenue Presby
terian church, corner Of Twenty second street and
Fourth avenue. After the reading OF portion OF
the scripture prayer and the singing Of hymn the
minutes OF the last meeting held OH the 2Oth Sep
temper, were read and approved.
Rev. II. B HOLMES, OF Kingston, was then intro.
duced 10 Tue meeting and made few re.
marks on kacbers meetings. He said u
was ladies VINO generally taught in sunday
schoos-the gentlemen generally 'shrked.n The
speaker theD gave detailod statement OF the man.
ner In which he conducted his sunday school In tho
village OF Kingston, ana hoped New YORK would FOL
low the example. in Kingston he snId they had q
permitted TO wear long face.
Rev. Or. CROSBY then delivered an address on the
philosophy OF teaching IN which ne convex ell some
Wholesome advice TO Sabbath school teachers ana
Ater some lurther nniinportaut Dasinoss the pro.
coedlnga teraiaated.
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POLICE NTELLIsEyg gE.

LARCENY OF CLoTHINe.-Detective La Rue, OF the
Eighteenth precinct yesterday morning arragned
ct Jefferson Market an express driver named Isaac
McNalsy, in the employ OF Francis Burker, OF No. IL
Cortan at street, charged with breaking open n
trunk left IN the custody Of his employer on the st
inst and stealing q quantity OF clolhng valued at
seventy dollars, portion OF which found In his
possession when arrested. He admitted the charge
and was committed In default OF $500 bail 10 answer.
ROBBERY IN LIsPENkRD DSTREEr.-Yesterday after
noon very daring robbery was committed by q wo.
man named Elizabeth Smith, German. she went
into the store OF Mr.. W. McGrah In Lispenard street
and while she was being shown some dress pieces
she stole large roll OF tartan popln, OF the value
OF about thirty dollars. she concealed Is In an iip-
ncnae pocket Ia her dress ana when approhe AIDED
by the ponce IT was found upon hef. she was
assisted by another woman, not yet In custodyt
Elizabeth smith was brought before Judge Hogan,
at The ToinDs, and committed 10 answer.
ROBBERY or SILK vELvET.-Two boys named
John Nolan ana Patrick wayley watched the wagon
OF Ny Charles r. Blake, OF No. 90 Pierrcpont street,
Brooklyn, and took advantage Of convenient
opportunity TO seize box sIk velvet OF the yakS
VI t52 ". Mr.. Blake drove 0n, UNCONSCIOUS ol s1s
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sew YORK CITY.
TaE c0gnTs.
uglrEo STATES CIRCUIT CuglT.


Opening OF tao Tersn.
Judge Beaedc, opened the OCTOBER term OF this
Court yesterday mornlng at eleven O'Clock, but
owing to the absence OF q SUFFICIENT number or
grand jurors panel of twenty-iour was ordercd for
tomorrow, Judge Benedict announced that he
would hear criminal ana revenue business only.
The calendar having been settled tho court ad :.
j0urned till this morning.
The following ~ the calendar or the criminal busi
ness OF the Circuit Court
!. The United States vs. d. J. Kelly. to be heard
27th; 2. The same vs. Edgar Burnton, 25th; 8. Tho
same Vs. N. ]. Kelley, 10th: T. The same vi. Charles
Best, 10Th; 5. The same .. \. willard, i9th g.
The same vs.. Calvin Willis, 25th; T. The same VS..
10Th; 0. The same vs. John Lindauel, 10th; TO- The
same vs.. EgOert Ten Eyck, Goth; IL. the
same vs. !. -. Herman, 10th; IL. The same
vs. John y. Bliss 2ist; 10. The same vs.. ].
Woodruff Lewis reserved; IA. The same va. VIM. e.
Sheldon 19th; Is. The same ys. Lueien Brown. 18th
10. The same VS.. The same, 10th; II. The same Vs.
Thomas Osborne and John A. Cooney. 2bth: IL. The
same va. John Bismar. 22d 49, The same vs. James
Mead 2ist TO- The same vs. Patrick Kelly, 2lst; 2l.
The same vs.. James ID. Keith, 10th; %. The same
vs.. VIM. Whmster, 2sth; %. The same vs. James @.
Rowe, alias James Cavalry, reserved "a. The same
VS.. II. tennessee and A. Richardson, reserved; 70.
The same vs. Israel G. Lawrence eG AL reserved; 20.
: he same vs. Ethan H. Watson, George D. Crary,
same vs.. w. Ferguson; %. The same VS.. Henry
Rich ct AL. reserved; go. The same vs. Norman N.
Flnlay ct al, reserved; so. The same VS.. Thomas
O'Callaghan and John M Ulrlch reserved; 81. The
same vs. Owen Keenan, James Bagey and Charles
Leopold, reserved.
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SUPREME C0vaT-cACulT-9AAV |.
Another Phase OF the Celebrated .sun1ai VIII
Case.
paforn Indigo Inrrohon

Another Phase OF the Celebrated .,unei WIN
Case.
Before Judge lngraham.
Champain Bo,uen ct ais. US. chase et dts.-This
was an application to postpone the trial OF this
cause, which was on the calendar for yesterday 1t
appears that the plaintiff Bowen claims to be one
OF the legitimate cousins of Madame Jumel, aud de-
scended from common ancestry. The object OF
the present action Is to enforce his claim to share
OF the estate which involves altogether the hand
some sum OF $i500, ,0o0 The application to post
pone was maze on the ground OF the illness OF I'M
portant and material witnesses on behalf Of the
plaintiff.
Mi. Charles 0'Cenor opposed the application. He
called attention to the fact that commission 10
take testimony In the case had been Ia existence for
two years, and said 1t was not fair or proper to ap.
ply for any further posponenont under the ciruuH
stances.
Mr.. Tracey read the AFFIDAVIT Of John Bullock,
material witness. setting forth that he was se-
rlousy afflicted with rheumatism and varicose
vein.
Judge Ingraham offered TO allow the case to go
over FOR the Circuit Mr.. Tracey would stipulate TO
try II IN November.
Mr.. Tracey would not guarantee to do this, and the
case was therefore, set down Tor hearing ut half
past ten this morning.
For p.aln;ii Mr. Charles OConor; for defendant
Mi. tracey,
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COURT or ctSeRat SESSIONS.
Pickpocisets sent 10 the s,,nto Prisom'--s.rand
Iarcenies.


Larcenies.
Before Recorder HaCsett.
The nrst case disposed OF yesterday was an indict-
meDt for grand larceny against Charles Hatcrhaus,
VINO, on the 14th OF September, stole chest OF tea
valued at eighty dollars, the property OF Babcock
h Co., No. % Park place. As there was o legal diff
Guilty In tho way OF proving grand larceny Mr..
Howe instructed his client to plead guilty 10 petty
larceny. The Recorder imposed the highest penalty
that he could give which was imprisonment IN tho
Penitentiary for six monibs and q fine OF 800.
VIM. Russcll, VINO was jointly indicted with Joseph
Graham for grand larceny from the person, pleaded
guilty. Mrs. Ann Currie testified that on the 2gth OF
September. while passing along Fiith avenue and
looking at person putting flowers In . carriage,
Graham rushed up against her, and she felt her
pocketbook hat boen taken from her, II contained
three twenty dollar bills. She gave the alarm, and
an officer arrested Graham and took him into the
vesbue OF tho church where the funeral service had
been celebrated. Russell was pursued and brought
back TO the church. and was seen 90 drop The pccsct
book. Graham demanded q trial, aud Russell ap-
peared as a witness for him, swearing that his
alleged confederate had nothing to DO with picking
the ladys pocket. The jury dId not believe hun, for
they rendered verdict oi guilty without leaving
thdr seats. Tho RECORDER sentenced Grsharn to ths
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IT. Ally.

The Emnress Euaenic on the Field Of Magenta.
letter IRON Venice, dated the 2i OF October, in
the Joura0t 0gcie, OF Paris, gives further details
OF the Empress journey toward the EAST
Her Majesty. after having passed over Mont Gents,
foand special train waiting for her az Susa which
brought her here. Towards nlne ia the evening
The train arrived at Magenta, aud her MAJESTY was
unwilling to pass the place Without having visited
.Be Inonument commemorative OF the battle. The
Empress aghsed and entered the chapel constructed
IN tue centre OF tie monument. After having put
up short prayer for those who fell on the memora-
bic 4th OF June, aud whose names are engraved on
ihe walls or the building, her MaJaty deposited
some flowers at the loot OF the altar. A large num-
Der oi people were present and warmly cneer9d her
MalcatY dnrlns tAls plons pllgrLAnIn.
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State Prison FOR I'VE years ana Russell to the same
place for four Years and six monfhs.

State Prison FOR nve years and Russell to the same
place Tor Tour years and six months.
piece Of six Valued at at forty dollars from 4. 4.
stewart & Co.. on the 18th OF September. pleaded
guilty to petty larceny Mr. Hutchings accepted
establish by positive proof the main charge The
Recorder said that 1rabaud deserved to be sent TO
the state Prison, but AZ he was unable TO send
him there, he would inlet the severest penalty.
TraDana was sent to the Penitentionary for six
months and ordered to pay fine OF 500:
Adoiph Berens was tried and convicted Of grand
larceny In stealing two buffalo robes, valued at $780,
on or about the lot OF September, the property OF
niso charged with stealing dresses. valued o.
$500, owned by Edmund b. Richardson, which
- the GIoay Of Mt White w DoS
the crime, but MIR. Hutchlngs used him ns witness
against Berens, who, 1t appeared, was indicted for
r0bbing his employer ana with being implicated in
highway robbery. His Honor, In passing sentence,
said that the prisoner Yves bad man and sent him
TO the State Prison FOR three years and six months.
It came OUT lie course Of the trial that Berens en-
ployed divorce lawyer In Nassau street to procure
him divorce from his wife, and In part payment
for the Tee gave him the buffalo robes.
Charles Foster pleaded guilty to burglary In the
third degree, he having on the night OF the 2ftn OF
OF James Dunlop. ss5 Eighth avenue and stolen eighty
dollars worth OF boots and shoes. He was sent TO
the State Prison for four years and six months.
Thomas Cutler, o coOred boy, who on the 23d or
September stole diamond ring, valued at 800, the
property OF Abbey Mcfarland, pleaded guilty aud
was sentenced to the Penllcntiary for eighteen
months.
Charles Meehan was tried and acquitted OF the
charge OF stealing watch valued at so, which was
stolen from John Murphy at the Matthew Brennan
picnic on the Goth Of September. The accused
proved excellent character. and the complainant
stated that he was not positive that Meehan look it.
The following IL the calendar for to-day:-The
People vs.. julius Gateau ana Alexander Girard, rob
oery; Same vs.. Henry Porter, do; Same vs. Jerred
b. COOK burglary; Same vs. Louis Sanders Two
cascs), do; Same VS.. Patrick Sullivan ct al. do;
Same vs. Thomas Roberts, grand Larceny; Same vs.
Charles RoRerts, DO; Same vs.. Henry J. Thompson,
do; Same vs.. james Dempsey, do; Same Vs. Caro-
line Smith, larceny; Same vs.. John IL. Trapp and
August Suppe two cases, obtaining goods by false
pretences same vs.. William II. Brown, do; Same
vs.. George Taylor, assault and battery
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GERMAN

The King Of Prussia's Speech to the y.egis-
lnture.
The Prussian Legislative Chambers we're opened
October by the King IN person, ana the following
Il tho full text OF the speech from the throne Of
which we had u synopsis by cable telegram to the
HRgALD:-
IILUsTRrous AND HoyoRED GEsrLsaEs or Born
HOUSES or THE DIgT-In the coming session you
win be called upon to take part In important labors
for the we'll being OF the monarchy and for the
development OF legislation. Notwithstanding tuat
c,nddence Ia the maintenance OF peace as well ~
the generally propItoas result OF the harvest, AFFORD
we.fUunded prospect Tor the restoration vi the
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R Q p e.
The French Press OH Legislative
Independence CT Revelation.
The Pantin Murders, the Prince Of Wales
and Fresh Incidents.

The Inman steamship City OF Antwerp, Captain
Mlrehouse from Liverpool. the 7th ana Queenstown
she sth Of October arrived at this port Yesterday
morning, bringing our specla, European correspond.
ence and newspaper mail report 10 deiai! Of our
cable telesrans dated to her day OF saiilpg from
Ireland.
The French Transatlantic mail steamship Perelte
Captain Duchesne from Brest october 9, arrived a.
this port yesterday afternoon after The extraordi
nary rapid passage OF eight days aud sixteen hous
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EETY IN'rEg.EIGENSE.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.--The following cord
will show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours IN comparison with the cor
responding day Of last year. as Indicated by the
Thermometer at Eudnut's Pharmacy, HERALD Build
i.a1z ..nf ,,nirnLn
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Of Forgery.


Before Commissioner Newton.
Tie United States u.s. FredericE Feyzt.--TLe defend
ant was arrested on tho complaint Of L. r. de j.
Luze, the Swiss Consul, on charge OF forgery. 1t
was alleged that the defendant had forged comlnef-
cia paper to the amount OF $4,000. The defendant
resided In Eplguerez and followed the business OF
hotel keeper lie sailed on board the steamship
Atlanta from Havre Oh tho 2Sth September, but as
the vessel steamed into the harb0r Deputy Marshal
Crowley went on board and arres ted tho accused.
MIR. H. ID. Lapaugh appeared for the prosecution,
but owing to the absence OF important witnesses tho
case was further adjourned.
Alleged Revenue Frauds.
Before Commissioner Shields.
United States rs Arcner.-The hearing Of this case
was resumed Yesterday. The particulars Of the case
lave already been fully reported The cXalnna-
ttoa was further adjourned.
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SupsaIoa c1UaT-TsNL TEag-?sRT n.
Damages by Falling Through Coaihoie.
Before Judge Friedman.

Caipin II. Hayoood Us. Ogtagton Benedict.--It II ap-
pears that the defendant the owner Of the house
No. 100 Macdouga street. the cellar Of which ran
under the sidewalk with an opening above to put In
coal. The cover OF this opening WAS left partly re-
moved when the plaintiff In passing fell through,
sustaining dangerous and, as is alleged. permanent
injuries TO his "ankle, wrist thigl, neck, head
spine abdomen, nervous system, mind and whole
body.o Damages were laid at $1,000. Severa, wit.
LCsse3 were examined Us TO the extent ot tue IN
IuI!es sustained by plalntif. Case still on.
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CRICKET.

The st. George and New York Cricket clubs bcgan
a friendly match at the grounds OF the former club
Yesterday, tho object being tho benefit Of tho pro.
resslonal, Morley. Of the st. George. There were
but few persons present, exclusive Of tho mcmbers
or tho clubs. The game was commenced at noon.
after the gentlemen had made way with comfort
able dinner tho st. Georges going first to tho oak
lin 10 the ttnio the game was called tho New workers.
had not been able TO complete the iirst innings The
following Ia the score VI the ST. Georges Ia thels
first nnlngs:-
Morley out. ...........f Gordon not out.
Bancc Byron b. Lee. Smith and b. Scott. ~
Gibbes scott b. Lee.& Is ButerBed Kerr 10
Hatfield b. Scott. Mumford Scott.
Fortune Bfetwc b. Lee. Byca ., leg iSea, widos,
Stead run ont. III G...... -. "
Brenker b. Scott ..>..... IL
During the part OF frat innings which tho New
Workers. did play Lambert made 10 Kerr and Cash.
man 10. Tho match viii ue continued t0.ds
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incorrect. However II may be. the Ministers appear
TO have had 40 strong sense OF the gravity Oh tno
decision taken that Nj. Pietri, according 70 the
Eoutfettr was summoned to the council, Doubtless
to answer for the tranquility Of 1he capital on the
iated 2eth. It is needless to SAY that NJ flessl e
fects OF police always do We do not mean To say
that the government is not very wei armed TO main
tain material order IN city open 60 artliiery ahu IN
order IS already profoundly disturbed, and dstrust
ana irritation are likely daAy to Increase"
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Yne pectiu g7urders-Tle Prince of Wales
and TrnupHaH,.
The Paris correspondent OF tie Echo, writing on
the 9Th INST, says
IL ts rumored this afternoon that the authorities
have arrested q whole band OF assassins, OF which
Iraurmann was member Several other families
ere satd have disappeared Ike the Klncks, out
tnis Is probably only canard set 1ying TO keep up
tue sensation or the Pantn tragedy. 1raupmann is
said 10 DO on the verge OF repentance. and every
thing is being done to induce him to confess. The
body OF Kinck. senior. has not yet been found
The L,oerie OF Paris makes q singular statement.
1t does not generally indulge false news TO the
extent common TO most Partisan journals. but Il
says
We arc Informed that the Prince OF Wales was
seized, during his STAY IN Paris with the prevalent
fever OF lraupmannizaton, as 1t called. anu that
his Royal Hlghuess even found time TO visit the
bloody field OF Auberyillers. visit 20 the ground
where the murder was committed might be natural;
bur the Prince. not satisfied with good look ut the
ded, desired 90 visit in prison tho hero OF 1t, but
the judicial authorities had the sense To
oppose the moroid curiosity Of the august Engsh.
hAu.
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Average temperature yesterday. y............. 5233s
Average temperature for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
the SOCIAL EVIL.

Report or Superintendent Kennedy.
The following report on the condition OF public
prostitution In this city and Brooklyn was made BY
Superintendent Kennedy to the Board OF Police
yesterday
NEW YORK, March Is, 1859.
COMMISSIONERS or THE METROPOLITAN PoLICE:-
GRNTLEMEN-The General Order NO 65D directing
complete census to be made Of all houses Of prostitu
tion within the district was issued on January IL,
1862; but the reports had not reached me on
the day OF my departure with President Acton,
February "a. they having been completed
in my absence. I herewith submit tabular
statements OF the result by which Il will
be seen that January 20 there were in the cities
Of New York and Brooklyn Of houses OF prostitution,
4s6 OF houses Of assignaton, 107 OF saloons where
waiter girls attend, 33; Of public prostitutes 2l07,
and Of waiter girls ass, showing reduction since
January "a. 1865, Of % In the number OF houses OF
prostitution but an increase In the houses OF assig
nation Of 8; OF public prostitutes, 35 and OF waiter
girls attending saloons, TO- while the number Of
saloons employing waiter girls remain unchanged.
II IL proper to say that some Of these saloons hold
license from the Board Of Excise.
The aggregate number OF places In the two cities II
OF, and OF females connected with them 2300.
VERY respectfully submitted,
JOHN A. KENNEDY. superintendent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
sArurpAv. March is-sP. n.

sAruRpAv, march i3-sP. \.
rne narkcss IN wsn strcsa have besn very quiet
tod.s. operaioss svs panstag 70 scan We nBsnciaa
nsrxoa for sgrs snd tokens Of the ruture; and
whiis me .bun" clemens = rather In the ascendant
sh~rs = general ses<Iineo md tamensss quite re-
msrssbse ~ ccssrass 70 Ne agitations and nuctus
uoas which szsendsd 10 lnsnguraGson Of The now
sdmsnisuailon and the fosmsGsss of the new Cabl
sst rns p<rsod around she IL u April which u
ssArs>r day. Aas hssa cssseasrsy 90 " deprescn.
sad ed epersxsss sssing oa oag opssona - ouy
- NJ decline vhscA = sxpscss1 70 ensaa How mr.
~ ohanes In shs system u oank ssatsmsnss Will
msasfy tAs scuvtsy - nsssy rsms6ns ~ - seen.
novrrnncnt bsnas wsrs rssaey snd ssrong - the
hsgA egurss q vsnssr1ay. wllcA by the way. verc
htgsex thsa m Lsnaoa snd indncsd saiss e forsgn
aoross1 rss rsss n London 70 ssx today has o.
Issssa lis da6sresoa asd vstA Ne prsssns a6ures
en no<h s1e~ th<rx - reosoo for snipoent either
vU. rcns rcmsrks sppiy. ~ course. 20 TIE lssues
n ise2 vsch Ne ony scalIed u ths stocK
szchsagss snroeA tn scsrcssy - iss1'a -
wesl - sne fscs lu~s menssoned. have a.
rcct~d stssukloa 70 the ed fsss'A which. from
shew n~snx sexs oldest sre the fsvcritss m the
aas been assse ssasa ana isrus sann9 ina past few
axys uesr pFsn< ssay sslns mn swssnss - for
ar. the latter vcFs susd ~ 20 isox. bus the
forssgs nsrkes not following tas ngurs they
aroppsa % a she clo~s 10 iiss. aishough any ~
temps 70 parchs~s . la<gs amount was followed by
On advance 10 me hlwser nsurs. rhs markss N con-
sequence of the relations nstwssn ths price
here ana IN London was seft wIshout induce
ssenss 10 spscul&serx bat NE inve~smens demand
wss qsses ana steady. rhs fenowsng were the
ciosinx strcet saotstssna N WIN ~ noticed mat
domestic bonds ere mscA hissss - c0nsequencs
Of the arms<~ ef the sssd msrkets-unsssd ssates
ssxcH issl reusxssrsd iis . Task. a. coupoa iiss
sliT. "a. so'A ssxs~zersd. iiss siiSk; do. coa-
pos. fss1 iisk -; CO. fssx max . nsS; do..
fssS ll1< MN: do.. nsw. isss, iisS ii3k; do,
is1. iisk . iIsx; Co.. asss. iisA . NAV; Do.
rosos rew~xersa. losk ios; 90. coupon. ioss .
lWx; carrcBcy bosoA lo2k loS
Much uncertainty exi<ssd m inc street ~ 10 the
stage % icgsslskAea sesoses ~ the scncnok biIL
Pnsse acspstches ss<nrtsd mat n was n the hands
of ths President whe tina prwsa reports of Congres-
sionsi preessdlnx~ issss ssin awaiting nns scsion
m ths senate
oold wns exsremelv dun IN fx aacsustlens. bat
trSnsscnoss wsrv very 'srss scale. shs 'shorss'
besng extensive purchasers " cover. Ths excsts-
ment hes comparatively a. swsy. sna ths price 10
le 10 m l~sa sccerdsns " the usual snaacnoes Of
she markst ras range d pncs today vss = fc
Ium