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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-03-18
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-03-18
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-03-18

Der arbeiter Jreuno unb esIier In Der Rotb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-03-18

Teie @eieHiha eQt Beriherunae Yplieen fur tiatrt-
tenbe 8ranftettefil U.S. unb sarantir mad gBun ces
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25

Pstp.Y 24Aryas Of beeves for sale to-day lop az Oon
one 80 tNeehaHsrn
i.g ten there 10 Comnunipav Irs vas Sow s
hold Good caiur
bot tie meat full OF thin Texas beef LOT se
90 ss With an hng Prices not good as ey we're
on Mopdv There ns Kentucky steers from bourne"
County Co,nmupaw sent In b. j. T. AleIandef cHt ei
So nv fitch and IS Beach-t 5dl6c Beseh also e 81 Hs
cwt Cherokee. for Alexander loc and lel Illinois eau eNt
lJa6c T. BRAY l7S head eat at lJnS The hsia1as"
them we're DOT .od up 70 NOON
Gomez MePhsrsou 70 IN for Rouse Co - ~
loo and "a Ky Bel sors'a Bale or st he pa
good top tail Cony Co also bad lIS Texans o' D.
~ .o " good fair 81 Ohio for Kl.msss
at l4c li1 for Lehman asa ONO eai"e q cNN "s
l5c and Vi for J. FordJe1 cat, At Rdl3c nan
w. Go. hsi % H. cattle % est selng a. l5"'ie
Tofsy sans lDl fair 81 ewt III cattle al lte
s. o 'Dounel sold % III. steers of6i eat az l1c
KELLEY. % M eyt eonmonish ~ i's
The receipt. cattle Monday included loot up '
which shows heavy supply. -, -.
sheen and ambs are less arrivals Of 4s3 to-day aud rsnf
YESTERDAY stock Of to-day sale ears eaeh rof
,tbst Hudson City. At Commnnpa- snd IL cars 70.
BY j. KIRBY state sheep - ID
Sc loo SIC 50 Canadian bucks ks ltS D. e ~ iae
Canadas ~ 6te; and u Mehsas y n Sc hso w Stass
lambs IS n II f4c % Of IS n sic 81 Of - % st q Cantss ,.
M s l9 Of 81 ~ s and n u 81 70 at sie Hume Elliott sod
Ga D. At 8i p state do 81 % Al sc am -
eul AZ each At Porteihst Ashury Le'h sh ~
STAT. sheep Hon 10 ~ Of % 10 At Se y Of 20 o. DC
Az Communpaw ubsod and ius tmorros BELTS
Peoek Ohio sheep 81 n, at u e<ie 70 VI 81 70 at oe
and 200 Of a5 q az &c.
under light arrivals % ONLY 2A cars or s head
O car. md CnmuuipaS They Sane-d 70
IlalJc dressed while live so Ole for 70 Mch OF 1873 lot
FOR a III 2s 10 o!e for 81 o27 loie for % ofaS % ahi iot
for4D Of 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
FRIDAY. Sept. 2i-P. NJ.


The corner in the Gold market eliminated
to-day ulder the intense excitement witnessed
I'm Was At the opening OF business the price was loo
bid which was an advance OF per cont from the closing
rates list evening and at this price the operators or
An advance offered TO settle with the bears but the 0ner
was refrped aud II o'clock the price was stu iur'ner
advanced to COdi62 which caused number OF Iaures
among the small operators The parties who had refused
10 close their contracts the opening rates we're again
offered ae privilege OF settling at ISdl6o at which price
the rnar portion o the interest closed AT
noon the AssstantTreasurcr announced that he wouid
sell fou mi OF gold tOmorrow and purcbaso an equal
amonnt of bonds which had the effect to check the up
ward Movement In gold. and the price declined
tn s1 slied to I36. and closed finally at l33is All
oclocktbe whole business OF the stock Exchange was
throw into state OF confusion from the fact That the
Gold Exchange Bank wero unable to balance their nc
counts and refused pay the balances duo brokers on
their transactions This due to the enormous trans
action, the room aud gave rise TO report that there
had ben large number OF failures. Al o'clock the
bank vas able TO make paymens aud from appearances
houses who unable to respond to their account
to-day the block in business will DO In funds to
meet rleir checks at the Clearing House tomorrow.
Government bonds opened weak. under pressure to
sell fr cash and prices were from idl lower than the
closing quotations Of yesterday. At noon, the announce
mentthat the Secretary Of the Treasury would sell four
millions of gold and purchase four millions OF Govern
mentbonds had a favorable effect upon prices. aud a
rallyot per cent made upon the entire list Al
the dose the market became unsettled. ana from
l pc cent lower.
suite bonds were steady; Tennessee New per cents
soldat 6 new bonds IS a55I Georgia per cents, 81
Sorh Carolina per cents. 81. North Carolina new per
ce i6Iea,E special tax bonds 90 Missouri per cents
sCisss louisiana Leyee per cents, 65 Railway bonds
we,e duh az fractional decline prices. Miscellaneous
shles we're duh and neglected. Pacific Mall ranged
frdn 70 to II. closing Tii67i.
rbe stock market opened weak under pressure OF
ch stock and before the first call NewYork Central
sod at l73 Michigan Southern, s9I NorthW Western OBJ
N,rh Western Preferred, ST. and Rock Island lO6 At
tie first call prices improved and for the balance OF the
day there was demand for stocks at advance OF
p,r cent the opening quotations The elimination
o. the excitement In the Gold Room caused considerable
purchases 10 made for advance and ut the close OF
business the market strong and excited, at an adj
vance OF per from the lowest quotations OF the
day.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
MARBLE AND SLATE.

TO the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR / read in your paper of the 18th inst. a
long and very interesting well instructive article
under the above caption Toward It's close the writer
makes observation which he probably thought was
correct lie says Is. All the white and very light
eoored marble used for table tops and indoor
ally frem Vermont nothing OF the kind obtained
elsewhere" beautiful cOOred (cOngOmerate) marble
has within few months, been brought light In Ian.
caster County Pennsylvania. within mile OF railroad
Unlike the rch Vermont marble which your correspond
dent says be raised from rs TO the sur
face" this marble lies above the railway level in masses
of many thousand tuns AS this Pennsylvania article Is
totally different composition and general appear.
when finished from other stones in the market, the
discoveries and prOpretors OF the quarry have named It
10 Leocadia. JAS. w. HALE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
CRIMINAL.

In the Court of General Sessions, Yesterday,
before City Judge Bedford. Cornelius McNally was
charged with assautng three different persons OF
whom James Spencer member OF Engine No a. no shot
in the arm, The Adjourned until Monday.
AT Essex Market Police Court. yesterday, be-
fore Justice Mansfield. George Wilson OF No 8. Essexst
was charged with intOxcatOn by Officer Conn0r Of tho
Seventh Precinct who found him the street Thursday
apparel and other articles such as pillow cases. plano
covers gray cloth coat undertaking, &c The arii
have been stolen, and Wilson wascommitted
At Jefferson Market Police Court. Yesterday
before Justice Ledwith Thomas Cutler aged IS waiter
slOO from Abby Mcfarland OF No 1853 West
81, on Thursday He committed in default OF $500
bail Frank s. Clement 10 years old, living in Philade
plaAwa5 charged by Ellis NJ Crow OF No Ii CharltoIst
with having stolen from him IN April last and
buggy worth 1915. The accused hired the conveyance
but did not return IT, and subsequently admitted that
Roy Miller, who with him the time had taken IT,
Clement was held for trial IN default OF 81 800 bail
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
ard Marrow and Samuel Mlett. whom Sergeant o. Bren
and some of his officers OF the Harbor Police found IN
boat on the North River Thursday night, having In
their possession five bags containing 800 lbs sugar
supposed TO have been stolen The men refused to tell
where they got the and arrested They
held, Early yesterday morning Frederick Washer a
watchman on the Newburgh barge Minsnk, LYING ut the
foot OF Warrenst, saw strange man the barge and
ordered him ashore Seeing boat asten Of the barge
fastened with line, Washer commenced hauling IL
alongside when the stranger again came on board aud
claimed the boar. He was ordered ashore by the
watchman, but refused TO 60, aad when the latter
him the face and arm causing severe wounds yass-
ner seized the and held him until Oficer Berry
There he refused 70 give his name, bat finally said IL
Patrick Barry, and that he was boatman. He was
taken before Justice Hogan and committed Frederick
Wnhams No So Readest yesterday the arrest OF
Edward Dpesenbury, for having collected money the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st. As the prisoner hadsre
ceyed no authorization Justice Hogan committed him
ssaeS WS two VII Higgins CaTasSnst aSr
Brady, was yesterday committed for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
uupnppaN AARKRFn

IoxnoS Sent 2ll w-Cosss open gli for sni 3f
Securities easier az hr nNng quoa
op United Fye.TwntV Bonds 1882 81 lSoS odd SIS "
g,, Ten Poes coupons - Illinois Centra kslsA Ahr' ~
2-ll5 m.-Stcks doll; Ere, "a Attuu ana
Great Western Turpeutne. 2olsd9lI v cat , ,,,,
Mdng Orleans sales Of the week 50 o bales. ,ioss port
Of American Wheat, Vs ecb of
Caiiforpi1 White: Flour IA A. Dbl. for Western Canal
mCOuSols 5 for both money aal we s
5nsr at better prices fNetNeaV
bonds 1907 si l9tS old 81 1901 81 Ieu rorues eoupeu vt
I,yxpcoL Sept 2i.3op The maLe' for yarns and aSre'
At Manchester favorable and causes du ness IN iae Cotton H
IN The stock Ahoat estimated al 10000 bales 81 shieh
o are American receipts ofWhea this port Tor the pass
br,. DAYS quarters, Of which n are Ancn
Wheat 10 per California White aud a9 or NO hea
Western Corn % y quarter for BuroDrau Baroa-MArse bare
Reef W bbl fr Ea Prime Mess Cheese o. eNt of INC
bestgr OF American tue.
IoSpoS sept n-Urted States FVersenty bonds
laa sl, 1903 oil, at; loo 81 Ten Fer'ies "a Ere KAN
way shares 25i Illinois 80 -. -, -.
LyEAPOoL Sept a. - m-Cotton eosd quiet ana Ne'sI
Corn " y quarter European No Red Western wheat "a
93 u GENITAL - -, 49,, IL. r.. ~. Va til,
took out S234. go 10 specie. - D.. az
p,Ss seat IA ~ D. mThe Bourse opened heavy Rente N
az - a, a 30 D M Rentes quoted at IOL JSG -.
HtvEk opened quiet tres ouinae 90 He 'p
il-i frape, a. cut. Mddhngs sfoat lti nancs s,,
tSrwKRP sept 2-PeiIoleum opened hm al Sh ot S'A~"
White 49,, g. - y, ..,, torl. ao.n.I 6ru
a 81 1861 an. d,x
LIVERPOOL, sept Lt-tSo y m.-N"''VN " 49, f'
bales .,.,1,.o.o 4, -. =, I, D,,ch Stand.
40, IN an. .ps, and % for do Ahoat 1AoN, a. sNL
U.yNE sept 24Coon closed active both on tue spot AHo a0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
LAST OF THE vELoCIPEDEs.

Marine Court-Before Judge Curtis and jury
Louis Tibbals against LOUIS Duylnngc.-ThS was an
action brought by the plaintiff to recover the SUN OF 80
alleged to for breach OF contract on the part OF
the defendant in not completing twelve veocpedes. The
defendant admitted the contract bat alleged that the
velocipedes not finished and delivered In conse-
quence of directions received from the plaintiff not 10
with the work. the demand for tho article having
ceased. The defendant also set up a counter claim
against the plaintiff amounting 10 A23 for work and
teas bestowed the yelOcipedes previous TO the plain
trs cOunermand OF the order. The Jury, after brief
absence rendered verdict I'm favor OF the defendant for
1891 Ga. TO which the court added the usual allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
BELLEVUE Neutrality-suspicious. OF A FokMhh
INMATE.

INNATE.
To the Fditor Of The Trfbune'
SIR. was at the Bellevue Hospital IN 1901
for about ak weeks and, therefore, had ample 'ne "
observe the working OF the institution In inc hi''
place the beds in fearful condition. pels ioa
20 "" a,thv without enough covering &c. The con
natents had to sit up night with others VINO
we're brought in wounded. One night when was 30
sick that could hardly raise my head, was iorceu
get ND and watch with patient until morning an" sed
no o ,eIe things easy and made Others work Inc ood
was brought to the wards by prison women anu .ne
were ontrageously filthy in their habits The Yea was
Secoction az not water and weeds the moasses meal
honiny &C. were all Of the poorest qnaty anu eau
cooked The Doctor Visiting physicanl Woniu 1o ga
ANYTHING 10 remain by the beds so when lreceHeu any
thing nice either eat it up Immediately or gave u 10 ipe
Orderly to keep for me, for which ne geheia' 'n
commission "a pretty good One). W.
Netp York, Sept. %, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
HONOR TO A REvoLUTIoNARY soLDIEF

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Allow me to suggest that small sum
Of money be expended by the Government the grave
OF Maor-Gcn Daniel Morgan OF the Revolutionary
Army. His romans inferred in the cemetery at
Winchester Virginia and the spot Is marked only by
marble slab lying upon the ground without anything to
protect IT, SO much Of II has been broken away that
some OF the words eaced At the time OF my visit
there piece weighing two three pounds freshly
broken Off think railing should be put around IL II
nothing done. CITIZEN.
Nep- York Sept. %, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE FAT-BoILING NUISANCE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: am one of hundreds who are obliged
to travel up and down daily the Hudson River boats
and could the Board OF Health the daily performance
of passengers as they their breaths and stop their
noses in passing the cNew-York Rendering Companys
place. and hear the comments the want OF efficiency
OF the Board permitting such nuisance TO be contln
ued, even for q single day. think they would imme-
diatey take positive action in the matter. l..
ep.YOrk Sept. q, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25

mile per day section Of the road Is already IN sue
cessfu operation The greater portion OF TINS
been done with funds subscribed by the cies anu
along the route and to obtain the REMAINDER no
pany is offering these first mortgage Donus 81, mort
aa@o on tbe road stocks and entire property OF inc
Company. The bonds are payable principal and interest,"
I'm onld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
AUAREAs CORPUS CASE.

George Thompson, a boy confined IN the
House OF Refuge. brought up haDoas corpus be-
fore Mr. Justice Friedman in the Special Term Of tho
Superior Court yesterday and his release sought tho
ground that the OF year. for which no had
sentenced had expired. In opposition, IL claimed
that he must under the statute remain the House OF
Refuge until he attained his majority His counsel
claimed that In that the commitment fatally
defective and that In either event the hoy entitled
10 his discharge. Tho adjourned in order TO
have the commitment produced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
THE MARKETS.

iCarefuIy reported THE TRIBusEl ..,
AsURs-The market f Pots dull but ar; the supply 10 hight
a. Of 10 bbs at 81 i6s76ll Pearl, dull aud nominal
steady AZ
for yellow Westsr and southern.
BRSTL moderately active Ehout change IN prices We q1o'e
Al from "a - 20 Tor American Gray and Whit --
BONE-We small sales Rio Grands shin At 90 SdbJI
BROOM CORN Is 10 moderate demand al former prices
COTTOSBusrs operated sow aud cautiously to-day anu
In. tone closing dull and somewhat heyy sales Of
65 bales evening 80 aryel Of which - we're taken
for .xport 2I bv spectators. for future de-
liver. 20 bales October lh private terms
100 October 2,e lou December Gc all on basis Of Low Md
w fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
uu,y yopu nAuy TRJRUNE, SATURDAY, SEPIEMbEn %,

ruts the occupants particularly invalids nial l.
shock that the trip instead OF proving pehehciai "
highly Injurious 1t disgrace to the cry .nat nnS
street bordering as 1t does upon our Centra hone
have renamed 40 long In such bad condition. InVpo,
Mr. Editor that you will bring this matter 10 INC r oc
tion OF the proper authorities. and insist, W IN ySan 10
customed energy, that immediate Steps 7na CtTiaRs
remedy the evil here complained o.
SAINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
A CASE FOR Mr. BERGH AND FOR THE POLICE.
IL

Il CASE FOR MR. BERGH AND FOR THE POLICE.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: While sitting at my window last evening,
furiousy kicking horse in alley entrance
a stable At each kick the horse wheeled. and the
groom grew furious until he tired. suppose his
heavy boot struck the horse IN the abdomen at least
times This is method Of training which always e1cites
my Indignation and I rushed into the street and in
formed policeman. He stated that IL his
beat, but he would like TO have the kicking" IL
the horse could patiently take 80 KICKS how many cOnld
the groom take This is for the benefit OF the Of
the fine sOTre at No l47 East Fortiethst j. S. L NJ D.
NeU- York. Sept. a. 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW YORK.

Y
Butter continues without change only really article
plenty but varieties "wer Flour has vide
brands higher than quoted selling al = IL SO
A2 tho ut line begin to excel In quantity though peaches
still abundant only VI them Due basket OF large
Crawiors costs ~ 500 ~ while tie little white tgs sell Al zoe
Bartlett been abundant cheap hut after fotte
the hot weather they fums nearly out
Man! apples market Vi which sod "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
pIsGRAcEFuL CONDITION OF FIFTY .NINTH.s ST

To he Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Whoever visits the neighbOrhood of the
Central Park not fail to have noticed the abominabe
condition Of the railroad track running through Fifty
ninthst For some unaccountable this
never been paved and the consequence is that after
slight fall OF ram the crossings II such be found
almost impossible from the accumulated mud while
deep ruts between the tracks acting reservoirs for
lng rain, Keep the street In this interesting condition
Tor some days after the neghbonnG streets have
nara and dry III one visits the Park In carriage and
the vehicle escapes utter humiliation III crossing these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
swINDLING soLDIERs-A PLAN FOR THEIR PRO
lection.

TO me EdttOr OF The Trtbunt.
SIR: noticed in your Washington dispatches
few days that agent OF the Ladies' Union Relief
Association OF NewYork had been in Washington the
interest Of the claimants Of pensions and Government
bOunes, and that they desire the establishment Of
Government agency in NewYork, where information and
assistance may DO obtained free by the class OF persons
alluded TO- Why cannot army officers who are familiar
with these matters be detailed by the War Department
In each OF the large cities OF the Union give niorma
ton 70 applicants for pensions bountes &c and TO for
ward their papers free OF This is now done in the
South by the officers duty In the Freedmens Bureau
and the system works we'll 1t would have least the
advantage that IL would cost the Government nothing
except for office rent and the printing Of blanks.
Washington, d. g., Sept. q, 1863. SOLDIER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25

re scented this district but Farley thinks OF P
MIN with his henchman, John Kennedy. clerk 10 inc
ROadmaster and Tammany canvasser OF Iaine. a.,
T,oens first DStricThis district has Deen 20 Ed
ucatIon an intelligent but very pable gentleman; III
Hitchman out against Genet for Senator anu t1 an
senby race is thus far left william III MCCARTHY an
Indicted Inspector of whisky who held ONCE uhuoi WI
lector OCallaghan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
THE GOLD AND STOCK GAMBLERS CONSPIRACY

SIR: The gold and stock gamblers are
attempting to the cotton crop North and the grain
and pork crop East rapidly as possible and have
therefore sent many greenbaeks out OF the city, expecting
soon hold what remain call at two per cent day,
payable in gold. VIII you not call on the District
Attorney to aid me in obtaining few dollars without
having to pay than these men now demand. which
Is about 1856 per cent year 9. S. b.
Nelp- York. Sent. %. 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money nomlnally per cent In gold Govern
ment bonds and considerable amounts offered at
that price early in the day On stocks tho rate ranged
from to per cent commission stocks ranging from
10 to par; stocks above par the rate firm to II
per cent until tomorrow. At o'cOckthe failure OF tho
Gold Exchange Bank to deliver checks for balances duo
threw the whole market into confusion, and business
brought 10 stand still In all departments OF the Stock
Exchange.
Sterling Exchange advanced 10 1881 for prime 60 day
bills, and 1881 for sight the announcement that tho
Government would cell four millions in gold TO morrow
The following is the movement In Dry Goods for the
week: Entered for consumption, t,E3,11l; Withdrawals,
tsGaG45; warohoused, S477,l0l.
The transactions Of tho Sub-Treasury today were as