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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

WILLIAM ABBOT, AuNrIoNEER, OFFICE NO
w CITY ali place. viii sell Wednesday, I'D inst. ~
ly,s ococ the tho boarding ~ Lrosby
street., eonSsh,Bo enas.ciei Cottage sns pets Bek
din, Beds the hnt wal
nut Coun,es. English Ass luInp. Paintings, Lsasn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

DIST SrREET-TO RENT To FAMILY, ENTIRE
4 second Floor consisting four large rooms, with
Bosri; rront Sui OF koona. Apply No. . West
twenty-rrsi street.
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COAL AND WOOD. e

( foKE-BEsT QUALITY, FOR S3 80 PER CuALDRoN,
~ drlvrred lnne lalely " Ci.hPSES Il BURNS, 46i
Wcst Eighteenth st cot.
THE BEST RED AND WHITE ASH CoAL.-BRoKEN
L. FEr au Sac o. IS; Nut, p7 detyc1ei rom old es;so
hshed yard % Canal street. MARTIN WEITGRAU
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A uCT1ON.-1 WILL SELL At LESS THAN AUCTION
~ prices large Assortment. % and haai
Mirrors, Carpets, Paintings Pricei .uss
free. JOHN n. e kiiS, i.2S broadway, New York
CURIOSITY Shop.
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d. mn TO e2d01.--PARrSER WANTED, IN
4Iv.UUU an Old estabishe aai very profitable bop.
hess TO take the Lace OF retiring, Address,
confidence, FuoD, Herald once -apg wsaro interview
bs mad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

A UCTlON NortCE.-PhRIAN AND FANCY GOODS,
~ Cina GLASS, Crocscry Taoe uuery PLATED Jare
bENJ H. SEiNAs, AnctoHesr VIII sell tuesday, Gac
at 10 o'c'ock large desirable
ttAC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

PEREMPTORY' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
n Essa;e IN East New York NJ auction.
ny JOHNSTON VAN TASSEI.L, ut tie Exchange Sales
III Broadwav New sad consists 70
Let's xl0l, r,ntilg Williams Henry I'd
roadway, East New YORK. property part vi the
Toward estate. Title perfect Convenient 10 six lnes VI
cars, and will be sold 10 the highest bidder on
- THIS DAY iuEsnA, , De-; q. ~ !. y.
the auciioEcers,
JOHNSTON & VAN TASsELI~
~ NassM street., New ork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

THE PowiirE GRANITE ouh.RlEs--FrvE NILES
j from Richmond Va. on the Rchtnond and DAM NE
Ralrohn under dcef pf The foregoing
vauable properly i oe sold ancti upon the preses
Wednesday, DECEMBER -. at IL o'clock a. Henbraces
about 80 OF ltn with fu upnents for aparryng,
and with nnelusle ivanees FOR msportn' hon % coast-
wise navigation. The stone H. v And easily
worked pronounce lu,i In this country. -.
lerus TOR expenses Of sale and to de Tor ms-
OF VITA Interest dts lhsreon balance suun safns -
CREATORS may direct further particulars ace adver-
lscr,on In rlchnond Whia or tie suctioneefs
y. A. 1Lspvkk, Trustee
B.S q WILLIAMS,
Az, tIoneefa
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rf,IIOs GAPFSEY 4 Co, hUCffoSEEPS, OFFICE n
Chamoers strcctWii sell tais day At ~ o'cocs NJ tho
Lease sojS and Fixtures 81 tbs nrst liquor s,ors
OF ashin. streets;
pub Pump, black walnut Counter, sttnt Cask, Sc
aiso ,agse lot VI tine Liquors; sse posi e
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90 WEST NINTH Strict, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
Fine Rooms for families or gentlemen, from 0 to 10
per wees. Also tsb Hoard.
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C1D STEEEr lis WEST. ONE BLOCK FROM FIFTH
- hyrane Hs,el-Larse, handsome Room. let. with
excellent Board private table II desired; Rooms
fie gentlemen.
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eth AVENUE, no. rs HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ Rooms ct. Va suits suliy with Board: private
table II terms muteraie references Required.
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90 EAST TWENTIETH sTREgT-ro LET, A SUIT
% of koo1 III privae tab. also Rooms for sin sle
gentlemen, without boiri; rr.arencus
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~ WEST THIRTIErH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD
- AMI fl'tn avenue.-A desraDle suit aud age
Rooms let hrst Board. Location delightful
References.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

4 PROFITABLE NANuFAcrUaTyi BUSINESS GAN
~ be Garnet WITH 81 nsestcd. Article salabe Ia
and druggists Cal and investigate. 81 un street.
/.
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4. BLOCKS WEST OF NONCOMPLIANCE AND
small wei furnshei Rooms let with eoo Board APP
ply At isg Biceekeg sgoet TENS a6 10 ,ic per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

90 WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE, SECOND BROWN
no sc1e house frJm Fourth streetA Handsomely fnf-
nhrd PsiIor Floor {, let, with frat i.ord
sin.le Room lie srenc-s re CURED
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ETH AVENUE, rQa.-h FAMILY GOING ABROAD ARE
~ renting "a desira9ir o. Rooms
si.t ond ioor, with epliona lie Board
House AMI a appointments hrat class.
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A NEATLY FURNISHED EOOM FOR A GENTLE.
~ AMI vile OF quiet habits. will boar for wife,
cation central; terms moderate Address Mrs MORTON,
Herald o1sce.
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&c PER WEEK FOR RaAep wfrll SINGLE ROOM;
gu Loltnr hv night &c. or 81 80 weeS al Hnpont
Iousc 8 hudson street. Transient Bosrd II - per day.
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90 WFsT TwENrY.sEcOyD STRgET, BETWEEN
AO ftth AMI Sixth avcnucs.-A gent and wife or
wa sns'e entemen can Lhd pleasant Rooms, with with
but Boari.
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l,uERIFFs SALE.
y Diamonds Watches, Jcwclry. TO-
RiCnAnD WALflhS Aucti,ne~r,
will sell on edncs I'D instant at II O'clock At
~ ast Broadway Diamond
fias. Kings s~ts Farms Br,oches ladies and
gents' ti Gold silver atces; also a variety
Jeweiry, N,ocxs, uace Furniture, Iron Sa e, NO.
JAMES U'BgiEN, Sheriff.
}. sErnAonKR, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

| ICLEGANr BOOKS AT AUCTTON.-LEAviTr, SIRE
- kEi.ih 20 Cnton 1an hsor place, Mcpd ", r.es
day, Wednesday Thursday nj o'clock, largo
and superb col cciio, OF Booas Ia line ondp. books
exhibition. Sec catalogues.
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= o LIVINGSTON STREET.. ERooKLYN.-A GENTLE.
. AMI wic or twi sin 10 gentlemen be
pleasant Room ant good Board;
walk FuoI. Wall ili south street ferries; very
Reasonable. Ars. HALL.
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81 WEST INVENT SECOND SrREEr.-FURNlsHED
AMI unfurn.sheI Apart 1ents TO let, wlIA without
Board.
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Eth AVENUE SCI. SECOND DOOR BELOW THIRTY
% fnn ec autiv turnt isd Snit OF Rooms TO
rent private table, also le Room Reseriaoes
Exchanged,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

IT WEST Tf.SIyTH STREET, OPPOSITE ST.
/ James HoteL-traut larlor and Beiroom second
floor; privte desired, Rooms, for families
Ensie iiemen, with Board
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noAnD AND LoDcIvr .y>VrED.

LfuRNlAIIED ROOM. WITH BOARD, WANT D-FOR
cent wife and two children aged and years
vii furnish owa room f desired Address, slans terms
which must be moderate, location, &c, MANHATTAN,
rad
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OCD sTaEEf.-fWo LARGE. HANDSOMELY FUR
4 nishe Rooms seconi roor with Tst class Board
Tor FAM v; also otter hoons teasonane;
snees. .6J West twenty second street..
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~ ItATIIEwAY, hUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
IA. At - vtsey street. OF Fur Mnifa,
Collars Ca N.e@ttes Dress Gooda, KID Olovos, Hosiery,
Notiu,is, .Xc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-21

RIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF hARKEI
j Stands III the In hteenth " srt Market -.
On MONDAY lf,h december, To VII pe sofa AZ puhH6
suction AZ Ia oc ock h tie ~ h'eentl ara Market,
aecnne G. xteen'h am eeven.rnth streets, "a
tho civ of New orx stalls and Strds continued
SAID, market of oae year from thu ISL day o.
Ian.,v ~ al Inc psns OF stands ierms OF safe
may be had appvna AZ ts oaee. The Comptroller Of
the city Of New ORR ,..r,.
f f MSosn f7'otIASp.i Commissioners
WILLIAM ukW,Je
R,cuAap v. CoSppLtl, ION pirV lcr.
NV IoRx, december 20, 1879
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
ILLINOIS,.

Resolutions Of the Chicago Board Of Trade
ON the Storage nnd sale of Grain in New
York.
CHICAGO, March 2O 1862
The following resolutions in reference to q change
in the system Of receiving. storing and selling grain
In New York city-viz., to send all grain TO store on
arrival-proposed by committee from the New York
Elevatng and Warehousing Association. were uuant-
mously adopted to-day by the Chicago Board OF
Trade:-
Whereas the preamble and resolutions OF the Buffalo Board
OF Trade reference to the subject before with
hearty and whereas our cooperation asked for
Resolved That the Board OF Trade OF The city Of Chicago
recommend such change 10 bills Of ladins at Buffalo viii
effect the desired reformation.
Resolved That this disposition the part OF the
liberal and enlightened portion OF the trade OF New
York willingness conform and adopt the system
Of receiving, handling and selling which has
fully prevailed in the Western grain ready sol
OF the losses growing OF the
Of selling grain from 10 ten days.
time
Resolved That invite the hearty cooperation Of the New
York Produce Exchange and OF the various associations
the West 10 this movement and trust that they will support
the sevang and warehousng associations carrying
desirable change.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

and pocketbook containing the above named
amount OF money, on the bureau IN the
fastened. Yesterday morning Mr.. Engleslng was
awoke by tap on the door OF his bedroom, when
he arose and opening the door admitted the pris-
oner who stood outside. After handing Mr. Eng
lesing newspaper Stansbury retired but soon re-
turned with pitcher OF water and tumbler re-
naming there nearly fifteen minutes brushing MT.
Englesing's clothes. As the bell-boy left the room
the occupant arose and commenced dressing. and
after finishing his toilet discovered that
his pocketbook was rather light An ex-
animation of the contents followed and re-
suited IN showing that the ab0ve-named
amount had been abstracted. Mr.. Engiestng alleges
that no one but the accused was IN the room from
the time be went to the bed till ne admitted Stans
bury IN the morning. After dressing and going
down stairs Mr.. Englesing saw the accused. who
spoke to HIM about putting on hts overcoat, and he
replied, Never mind.u Stansbury was then attend
ing to his duties as usual. Mr.. Engiesng then said
nothing concerning his loss. but after breakfast the
o1cer was called in and took Stansbury In charge.
In default OF $1,000 bail the magistrate held the de-
fendant for trial Stansbury who lives In Lispenard
street, stoutly denies his guilt. and said he had
friends who would 60 bail for hun.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
POLICE MTELLIGEyCE.

OBTAINING GOODS ON A FORGED ORDER.-Onlcer
Kelly, OF the Broadway squad, yesterday arrested
Edward Walsh on the charge OF obtaining Gfty dol.
lars worth OF pale English vermillon from the store
OF Adolphus Koppelmann, No. los Fulton street. on
an order purporng 70 nave "a been drawn Messrs
II. wadde testified that the name Of his 1rm to the
order was forgery, as 1t was not signed BY him
cyysea cy sae wss taken before Justice powna and ned
for examination
CoNrrpENcE OrERArroN.-On Tuesday last,
Charles Aembrecht. lad employed at No. 6e7 Broad
way, was instructed TO carry . quantity OF ready
made clothing. valued at sixty-one dollars, TO the
residences OF George s. Rosenbatt and Joseph Price,
those gentlemen being patrons OF his employer On
reaching the corner OF Twenty third street and Sew.
enth avenue, Charles was accosted by Henry Howes,
q mechanic, CITY years OF age, who asked him II he
would take letter to the house OF Mr.. Connery in
time cernr 70 take charge Of the bundle Of cossins
TIL he should return. The unsuspecting youth be-
eving everything 10 be right, handed Howe the
The residence TO which IL was addressed returned to
the place where he had len Howe with the clothing
TSs q sad with @
FRIDAY afternoon, when Charles met him In Broad.
way near Fourteenth street, and caused hts arrest
osea oy omcsr ~as Sscrs
Bowling, and committed to the Tombs for trial.
Howe "a native OF Ohio, and lives at No. 80 Eighth
street
HOTEL RoRBsRY IN BROADWAY. Charles staus-
bury coored boy, twenty years OF age, employed
a. bellboy at the Metropolitan Hotel was yesterday
arrested By ofncer McKee, Of the Fourteenth pre-
cnct. on the charge Of having stolen sais In United
states legal tender and national bank notes from Mr.
Frank 0. Eneesing, patron Of the hotel but living
IN Port Gibson, Miss. the latter made oath before
Justice bowling that At ten O'Clock on Friday night
10 retired 70 bed " the hotel leaving ~ wsscn
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
IeLesaApHIc NEWS ITEMS

James A. Haii's hide and leather store. In Louis
ville KY, was burned on Friday. Loss, $4,000;
partially insured.
John Kinn, another victim OF the Dutchess and
Columbia Railroad accident, died at Poughkeepsie
yesterday afternoon.
Al meeting OF the Cincinnati City Council on Fri
day the ordinance compelling commercial traders to
pay license for selling goods by sample or other
wise was Internationally repealed.
Sanford M. Hodges, bank clerk at Northampton,
Mass, shot and killed himself yesterday. His ac-
counts were correct and no cause for suicide Ia
known. fie was eighteen years OF age.
Mr.. Niemier, treasurer OF the Sc. Paul's German
Evangelical Protestant church OF Cincinnah ab.
seconded on New Years day, taking with him several
thousand dollars OF the church funds. He was
arrested In Detroit q few days since and delivered
mp on Friday to the Cincinnati authorities upon
reuuisition from the Governor Of Ohio.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
MISSOURI.
Railway Privileges In st. Louis.

Railway Privileges In st. Louis.
ST. Louis, March co. 1882
The City Council has granted to the Iron Mountain
North Missouri and Pacific Railroad Companies the
right to connect their tracks the levee This will
enable all the roads to reach the large elevator on
the river bank and give great impetus to the bulk
grain trade.
The Council have also granted to the North Mis-
souri, Railroad Company and to the Madison Ferry
Company the right to lay track to the ferry land
ing In the northern part OF the city. Under this
privilege the ferry will transfer laden the
river between the North Missouri and St. Louis and
Chicago Railroads. and will enable freight either
Of these roads to reach ts destination either IN Mis-
souri, or Illinois without changing bulk.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
NEW YORK.

Destruction by Fire of Masonic Hall Block in
Rochester-Loss $4,000.
ROCHESTER, March 10, 1859.
About two O'Clock this morning o nre was dis
covered IN the cigar mandatory OF 7. Coffee, IN
the third story, rear part, OF Masonic Hall block,
corner OF Buf1ao and Exchange streets. The alarm
was sounded instantly. and the fre department in
o few minutes had several streams OF water on the
flames: but about two hours elapsed before they
were suppressed The upper floor was occupied by
several Masonic bodies. the loss by fire and water
is $4,000 insured for $4,000. The building owned
by Samuel Wilder, whose loss Is 5000; insured for
SEQ 600. The other principal losers are T. Coffee,
cigar mandatory; loss $4,000; insured for
$1,000. N. G. Hawiey Son, paper and stationery
warehouse: loss sl2,ooo; insured for $4,000. M.
" Beemer, gentlemcn's furnishing goods; loss
1880; insured for $4,000. singer sewing machine
rooms loss 81, 500: insured for 81 ,000 Matthews
watson restaurant; loss s. 900; insured for ,500
The aggregate OF the minor losses Is estimated at
about a. 900; ali covered By insurance.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Terrible Accident ON the Great Western Rail.
way-slecping Car Thrown Down a High
Rmbankmcnt-Eight Passengers Severely
Injured.
LONDON March 20, 1869.
The express train, going west, on the Great West
efn Railway ran on the track at Beachville at two
O'Clock this morning. The Pullman sleeping car was
preciptated over an embankment twelve feet, max
ing one complete revolution. No was killed. but
the following were wounded-James Lamont OF
Chatham two ribs broken and severely injured about
the head, and u not expected to recover; Mrs. o. A.
Denver na CITY e Sos,
.'' ar and 0id NJ: Sucker Son.isc' Michigan
H coves and WIFE, Chicago the former
and the latter injured about her head aud snVdlders
G
injured. The wounded were conveyed TO the Te-
cumseh House, In this city, land are receiving the
best medical attention ootainabe.
Arrest Of nm Alleged swindIer-Mna shot BY
His son.
HAMILTON, March 20, 1859.
Henry M. Bragg. OF Haverhill, Mass. near Boston,
said TO be one OF the most notorious swndlers In the
States was arrested here last night on charge of
forgery preferred BY detective officer Hunter, OF
Alexander Harvey. OF Kinet,e. was shot in the
head by his son during an alteration yesterday.
The wound is dangerous.
Monthly Statement Of tho Canadian Banks.
OTTAWA, March 20, 1859.
The bank statement for February SHOWS the circu.
iatIon OF the Bank OF Montreal to be 100000 the
Bank OF Toronto $4,000 and the ontario Bank
s2ooO less than IN February 1s6s and the Bank Of
Commerce has increased about 100000.
Tho Bank OF Montreal has increased Its deposits
$4,000 ooo the Bank OF Commerce over 81 600 900 and
the Canadian Bank about 100000.
The Royal Canadian Bank has Increased It's dis
counts about s500, 0O0 the Bank OF Commerce over
fi00o.000. The banks Of Montreal ontario and
Toronto are about the same as last year.
The Dominion notes IN circulation amount TO
4l003,00U. The specie beld amounts TO Ss07000.
Debenures held by the Receiver General amount TO
So 000, ,000
The rumors in circulation preludical to the Royal
Canadian Bank are entirely without foundation.
Tho discount on United states invoices for the
week arc twenty.fou per cent.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
ARKANSAS.

Trouble with Legislative Omcers-A Non-IRe-
sident Carpets Basger Becomes Speaker Of
tho HOusc-A Rascaily Clerk.
MEMPHIS. March 20. 1859.
Little Rock special despatch OF last evening says
resolution was introduced in the House declaring
that Mr. French, the new Speaker. was non-resi-
dent OF the State. anil. therefore, disqualified. and
that the ONCE should be declared vacated. 1t was
referred to special committee.
resolution was also introduced declaring J. +.
Wright, Clerk OF the House. guilty OF malfeasance IN
once and that the Office should be declared vacated.
1t was referred to the same committee.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
veraQ0 temperature

VITAL STATIsTiCs.-F0r the week ending yesterday
noon there were 264 births. 200 marriages and s0S
deaths.
REVENUE CHANaEs.-It was rumored yesterday
that Assistant Assessors Craig and Hepburn OF the
moved
CRIMINAL SrArIsrcs.-During the week ending at
seven A. NJ yesterday the police arrested l4ls per-
sons In this city, as sollows-Saturday 18TH 255; sun
day. l4th l2S; Monday 18th. 167; Tuesday 16th 194
ST. Patrick's Day, nth. 262; the day after st.
Patrick's Day. 18th. 229; Friday, 10th, 1S3
TAX REcErvERs OPFIcE.-The Receiver Of Taxes
reports that he has received the following amounts
for taxes during the past week.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN ReADE STREET.
Loss About Sixty Thousand Dollar,


Shortly after O'Clock last night Captain u
man, OF the Third precinct, discovered nre on the
second noor Of the i've story marble building
No. 6l Reade street. The alarm was promptly
given, and under the direction OF Chief Engineer
Kingsland, the nrcmen were soon at work
throwing great volumes OF water into the
building. but before the flames were extin-
guishcd. extensive damage was done and large
amount Of property destroyed, the entire loss on this
and the adjacent building being fully 100000.
The first noor OF No. 61 was occupied
by =. M. Loentrill, importer or cloths.
upon whose stock there IL . loss OF $4,000.
The second third, fourth and fifth floors were &C..
cupied by Victor Franck "a hoop skirt and corset
mandatory, whose loss viii reach The sum OF
$4,000 Both or these parties are fully insured.
The building was damaged about $4,000, ana 70 also
The DIRE communicated to No. 50. also ave story
marble building, which Is damaged about $4,000,
and fully insured. The first no0r and basement are
occupied by Messrs. Taylor, Gibson Wilson, Inn
porters OF trimmings aud fancy goods, whose loss
on stock will reach about ss,0O0 insured.
M Mas importer OF hosiery aud fancy goods 0c-
cupied the rest OF the building whose stock dam
aged mostly BY water, about $1,000.
The extensive character OF the nre and the early
hour ct which u occurred called about the scene
greater number Of persons than are now usually 0b.
served nsar oonnaGratlon.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
FLORIDA.

Sals Of tho Pensacola and Georgia and tho
Tallahassee Railroads.
TALLAHASSEE March 20. 1892
The Pensacola and Georgia Railroad and the Tai
lahassee Railroad were sold to-day at public sale.
The first was Knocked down at 81, 1900 and the
last named at $l95,0OO to Dibble and associates
800 900 to be paid taking possession and the bal
ance called for by the trustees OF the internal i'm
prOvement fund.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
SPAIN.

Tho Outbreak In Andalusia Quclled.
MADRID, March 20, lse9
The disturbances at Jerez de la Frontera arising
RON the popular hostility to the conscription law,
have been Quelled. That part OF the country Is now
Tranquil
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON. March 2o.-Consols closed at e3H for
money, and e3A for the account. United States i've
twenty bonds s3k. Stocks quiet; Erie, 24s; lllL
nois, 97.
Bourse Is easier; rentes closed at 10 francs Is
times
Even ina. United states nve-twenty bonds, SIX for
the issue OF 1891.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.--LrvERrooL, March
2o-i p. M-Cotton.-The market closed drmer but
not quotably higher. Middling upands, I'D; mid
ding Orleans, l2kd. The sales OF the day have been
10, 900 baes
HAvRH COTTON MARKEr-HAvRR March 10
EveninR-The market Ia unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. - LIVERPOOL,
March 20.-Lard 75s. Cd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKBr.-LrvERr0oL, March
20-Tallow 45s. 6d. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MMARKET.-ANTwERP, March 20.-Even-
ng-Petroleum, 81 q san francs for standard white.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Defeat OF Railroad Jobs Before tho Leaisin-
turc.
COLUMBIA, Marcn 20. 1862
the contest In the Legislature after a severe strug
sle between interested railroad parties the one
hand, asking for several millions OF state Md to rail-
roads, and the Governor and . few members OF the
Legislature opposed TO granting State aid to rail-
Soads on the other, resulted today In the complete
defeat OF the former. The General Assembly Will
sadjourn sine do on the Gath Inst
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
CUBA.

An Insurgous Leader Captured and Shot
Arrival or Moro Troops from Spain.
HAVANA. March 90 1899.
In skrmish near villa Clara the insurgent leader
Moya was captured and subsequently snot.
A steamer arrived TO-DAY from Spain with 1000
soldiers
Tho Political Prisoners 70 Leave for Fer.
nandO PO To-day.
HAVANA, March 20, 1850.
Tho baggage OF the Fernando Po prisoners has
gone atoard the steamer and the expedition sails to-
morrow positively.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAy.-Thc following record
win show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours as indicated by the thermo-
meter at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
RrOadway, corner OF Ann street.-
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

| A.-POcket and Table Knives, Carvorss
| Raxors, Scissors 6c., wholesale and retail :,
| J. CURLEY BR0 132 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

A.-Money Advanced ON Diamonds, Watches
o. 9. JUDD 500 Broadway.