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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
THE CUBAN LADIES FAIR AT APOLLO HALL.

The grand Fair Of the Junta PatriOtica dc
Cubanas in this city, for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded soldiers OF the Cuban army OF independence,
was very pleasantly naugurated last evening at Apollo
Hall Owing to the unavoidable absence OF the Mayor,
preside ut tho opening exercises On taking the chair ne
introduced the Rev. Dr. Thomas Gaaudet pastor OF ST.
AIMS Church. who read the collect for the fourth sun
day after Easter, and brief and very appropriate
then followed with short and eloquent speech, fre-
auently interrupted by applause He declared that no
European Power had an arm long enough or strong
enough 10 stretch the Atlantic and hold In its
The struggle In which the Cubans arc now engaged
may be long and must BIO hard IL may even be 1or time
unsucces sful but its final triumph Is certain
Freedoms battle once begun
Bequesthed By bleeding sire 70 son,
Though bafhsd of, 10 ever won"
After payfuly describing the many attractions mere
offered 10 the public aud soemnly asserting that all the
articles were 20 be sold at prOdigous sacrifice, he
The hall was elegantly trimmed with the new nag OF
Cuban Independence, which bears single white star
unou a red field and five broad stripes or blue ana whlte
Aband from Porto Rico furnished Its sweetest music
elegant PARTICLES including bronze statuary ana s'er
ware and gold watches diamond rings and valuable
ewelry valued at 5000 in gold and contributed, as
free gift. by sympathizing friends OF tne Suosn
smile, as is usual on sneh ocV "a hsDuiiinS
proved themselves adopts In the art OF pesu,hint
Rreenbacks from the pockets OF the serner sex JUN
the tables and In the adjoining nv, iii Ia
continued every evening this week. ana certainly S
Is no vay TO pass hour more pleasantly thhn " ha
AZ I'm being ed out OF ones surplus gree -
70 obtain funds the relief Of their sunen
conntrymen merit the substantial ENCOURAGEMENT Vi al
Who ale Interested III the triumph OF Cuban liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

CHRssMAN ELIZABETH, No. +O7 West Thirty seeOndSt
DAVIDSON. JANE R.. No 80 Uniysrtypaes.
DEIANY ANN A., No. ia Sherfst
DONNELLH WM. W., No. l5S Vest Twenty-iourtast
DUGAN THOMAS. No 81 Tenth st.
DRYPoiCiiBR ELIgA, No 40s wssI Fort -fourthst
FOSTER. JOHN. No SO honroest -
HOOPER JOHN Church Of the Reteer-s. BToofyh
MILNE ANNE Casson near Lafays.leaye-, BrookJh
ODBLL JESSIE ~, No oil West Thirty seTenthst
sHgRHAH CORNELIUS n. No 50 hlcssst, BIoeklyh
sUNAENDINGBR, ALBERT, No 800 East Twenty -srsh-n
sOWARBY JOHN Nusty.thirdst ant KingserdgeroaL
WHEELAN CLARA No. 345 Bast Thirty siHthst ,-x.-.
WTPBs FLORENCE, North snthst, between second ah' iHS
IT,, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, April 27-Capt. James +. Armstr0phg,
IA, beg olerel Nsw.osna ia charge OF the liter
Cant William Parker has been ordered to poI. ma
Ia The Secretary Of Treasury Tor duty " ishth9as % has
gts Isbt N use Disrc Lieut. Commander hANe Inn ri
,n ordered ~ the ship Potomac. - m ba
Wer has been detached .ho Naval Academy AI ~. besa
~ lie sabine 4 cut uommHEter John !. i Eass
from ho naval Academy aud ordered 70 wv sSsS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
THE L. g. DIsTRicT.ATToRYEY.

Judge Pierrepont, the new District-Attorney,
has a, yet made no appointments in his Office He stated
last evening that he had not even determined upon those
who should become his Assistants and Deputies. and
would not make any appointments until he should be-
come more acquainted with the details Of his ohco-cer-
tany not until next week, when they will DO officially
announced In the time he ia using oil diligence In
becoming familiar with the important cases demanding
his attention and In preparing tho documents connected
with them for presentation at the May term OF the Cir
cult Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
MARRTEU

HoBsoY-CRowELI-Ou Tuesday April a. 1862 at tho Third Uu
yet Church. the Rev Day Lee D. D. g. Lambton Hobea
oWeand Ontario to Fa0ne daughter Of Theodore CoSe Of Ia3
city.
the Church ofth Heavenly Rest hcn>
April &C. by the Rev d. Bransd Ray Marcus r. hecham 70
Adelaide B. Taylor. all Of this city. No cards
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT City ~ j. Tuesday April 20 BY tho
NJ Freeman Terence McG0wn Of New York TO Malta L. Bush
nf Rarae CiiH N /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

The New Cylindrical Harrow and Broadcast
Seed sower will be tried Thursday, 29th inst at Mr.
Blackfords farm, Planied NewJersey on the aIiVal
SOW and harrow acre in 10 minutes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN a DISTILLERY.

Soon after 2 o'clock yesterday morning fire
occurred the top floor OF the hreestory building Nos
and 6!s West Fifty-sevenhst owned and occupied
by A. De Lyle dstillery, caused by expl oson OF
liquor. The fire spread rapidly and in compare
lively short OF time the entire building and contents
destroyed There large quantity of grain and
valuable machinery in the building. The loss on
stock and machinery is estimated at about $4,000 In
surel by the following cOmpanies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
ATTEMPTED REMOVAL OF ANOTHER UNION PA.
CIFlC SUIT

William II. Treed, jr, as Rcceirer dc,
Of the property Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
ag John j. Tracy aud he Chicago Rock Island and Pa
eife Railroad ConpdnH-The last-named defendant pc
ttioned the Supreme Court Of tho State OF EewYok for
removal OF the sut 20 the IT, g. Circuit Court on the
the petitioning defendant allen and furthef that
the pettoning defendant does not believe he can obtain
Justice In the State Court to local prejudice aud
Influence Mr.. Justice CardozO made ali order on the
goth that the plaintiff should show cause on the 2sh
ed ordered stay Of proceedings the part OF tue
plaintiff until the further order OF the Court Counsel for
Inc potitonipg defendant filed all the papers In the
on the 27h inst with DeputyClerk John a. Shields In
the CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Court Tor the Southern
District Of Ncw.YQrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
CIVIL

Returns of process having been made in U.
g. District Court and no caimh4ls Appearing for OF
the following named PROPERTY w2s e?nSemnned by de-
fault Quantity OF whisky &c. found at No. 80 Deyst
one cask. marked ar" In diamond, containing cut
lery; four and one box, containing l375 cigars
30 hounds opium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
nnMRsfIC MARKKrN


Lou April TToaeco s.ady froand .crsng grades poor.
qualities heavy CoTtonverJ small business doing Hemp ls
Flour dali and unsettled Spring Sopehne, ft1St s3 t 500
25 BTr. IS 1895 Double Extra % V4sS 50 West
frm and ibseve Prime Red 81 sac S Strictly Prime III 6o1
~ IS; Choice 9 1SGs 80; Good Iowa Spring. 81 @es ~
Choice I'll 09 TO- Corn dali o. 6i0oc IN sacks O easier and
unchanged Barley duni Sprag 81 so9$l 81 RE
GSJ Rough Sides loose le Sugrcure isms is Bscou--
Shoulders he Clear Sides l7 b Sides lT0c Csuvsed ssgr
sntd hams zoe Lard held at l3 for Tee buyers oner LIS
WHISKY dali at ae as7e Cattle quiet al 80 1897 Is for Common
OsSice Live Hos steady at 81 500&a
CHICAGO April NesYork weak at ITO premium
seIe1' NO 81 l9Gsl IA No 81 O0Sl O6 ahsr Change
- y" oorn gnieti No. l. so soc 56 4905llc. Oss
Ms no str9Iic Rye quiet No sellers option 81 IL Barley
ag and nominal No 81 s.. Whisky SSc PORK steady -
80 Ss hsetye And nominal At l0lle Sugarpicked Hans
sS smoked Hams i7te Shoulders lac Gear SIDES rteI
and weak eommo to choice sS9ss Cattle qaiet weskt
Cows 70 znt s.oShe 2a5 Is; good 10 light shppna
stee 80 gu good do 80 5o6s665 Recepsri00O bbS
toar OOJ bass wheat 49, bush Corn Oats e
Fio $4,000 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corr 590oObuh Oats
bush Rye 1900 Live Hogs ~ -
April 27-Four-Cy Spring ,od 10 he extent Of
400 bb at Us 73d SO for Nos market quet high gsdes
neglected Wheat nominal with demand Corn aa
New 75d16c the ack-omer pice to better;
$500 bushels Western &C. In Rye nominal AZ 81 90
lower; sales CO bush Canada 81 rs Barrier sszx
83d So according quantity Peas dull At 81 70 Seed
Glover steady 81 Timothy lower selling ~ Is Perk
unchanged Hghwines unsettled; dsres closed
ing; 81 bbs sold Saturday 88c retailing to-day al s2c
NkgORLRaEs April 2f-CottOn-demsnd limited; Mdfues
bales receipts 745 bales Cold l3i Erehange
Sterling l45l; Eew.Yok Sight, !9l premium
wILaINGrON n c. April 2-Spts Tnrpentns weak, at ~
RoB quiet 81 859$ IS Crude Trpentns steady al 81 coo
- rs. Tar steady at 81 40. No Cotton transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
pu1rIpprpur. c.TrLK MARKET. April u. 1862


shade offerings amounted to 80 head principally Law
County Fair Cattle sold st from SSc n.
and Choice OQiOi Common Cattle sold at from 9de
SHERPTh market also little doll prices declining at os
gross
oGs-Ths market was dull The sale. reached 1900 bead ~
from $50 bl3 so for Sod 5l3 5O SIS for Cornfe the
latter price having been paid for a few
COws-fhe demand sold 81
from for Spnger snd from $50 for Cow aud Calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

Wonderful Discoyery.-A opportunity Ogeces
for large small capitalists No hunbug Cal and No. 91
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

The New Fuller & Barnum "PInchinG Tnck Markers
Machines w BARNUN, No Broad
way below Bsckest NewiOrk Tucking TO order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

MIssisquoi Spring Water.-The only remedy foe
Cancer sud a. diseases oil the kidneys Sold By all druggists Depot
No. a3j broadway N. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
Constructor Samuel NJ Rerk has been detached hor 'o'
aad ordered 10 tbs Boston Navy Yard
TIE STATE or TRADE


April 2he market quiet; sales were made 70
basis S4 reals aobe for No ~ Dutch STANDARD
EIchaBge-os London 3 cent premiums United 6te
days sight, in gold li65 pei Gent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

DIED.

Ill Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth htR
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

It will be seen by the foregoing that James W. Man
Ming for Controller received the highest vote in the
State I5726 and Francis Wayland for Leut.Governor,
the next highest being only four votes less than Mr.
Manning received. The votes for Appleman and Apple
ton were of course intended Tor Mr. Hiram Appelman,
and the Legislature will doubt declare him elected
With these votes added Mr.. Ape mans majority is
10O4 Among the other curOsities OF this election six
towns in NewLondon County cast 1905 votes for Jesse
Oley for Treasurer and equal number for Edward s.
MOseley for Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %. 1869.
COURT cAIENDARs-Trs DAr

ccaled I'm cupboard which is k for the purpose The
prisoners were committed for exaEfl nauon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

CONNECTICUT ELECTI0N-toh
The following Is the official vote of Connec-
ticut for Governor compared with the vote Of 1863
GOVERNOR.
1870. 1858
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
Fer Illinois snd Missouri TRADE.
ADvERTIsE IN THB QUINCY WHO,
IW.tahlshad Ia 1891

BIILHkCHR PHILLIPS, Puhshsnt xru,~
nav m.nasensnt circulation Of rHs oOiNCt
I'D RHPU largely esFsassd and ~ - "a
nor mscisH Of communication with the dealer, Of "''A '
Northern Missouri Iii. n, /. a tst<Ass
A'ypT U..sn1 tSon@.r.lL h,s sds sIpa',
A .,.pd 20 us ~. .sss,d sy N l-
S,...;rn river Lon TN. ,n,a.x..
-. ~ ~, az poozlansn aud basnsa .r~
nos pea hhnt as 900 sonia hanasa new
.,.ssd annually The railroad .~-ssss.I hs 90
,.I. IN, huh Of our ersusisa S..s
fAna ine 49,. psn,oek knaI. AsDoyoaga, tshgsA ass1s
B,S.s ssngsnSI .ri saas Adr Lewis Linz Hsss
sku1S Ma. Monros LiyiugsfoA Sh.lton Srandy'
seeio!, - -. ing modsfa<e. Address
Ts.Ts lp aER PHILLIPS Publishers Qainey whs ouiAsy I'd
norAdalis . .
PUPPIES BLOOD aud Ceres scRoFuLa ana 81 &c ca,ss s
thsusanfs Of best citizens For hstmos1
ncr.markabe Re sadais Almanac for this year
p,spared ouy By DR. y LAWRENCE Co. No oi kxn>oss'
p'''" JOHN p HENRY,
No u Psrtros. SewYeh
Water Ceigr Drawings Collected by =. p. Ayeiy.-
100 subjects b u sSrcas Artists foreign celebrity VIII DC o 80
ton THiS kE NlNG Of the Someryiie Art gallery ~"
ROBERT soARRvIILk. Aseise<er.
u.V.An right Year hA The s AS possession Nor IVA
sis,s , WE yoss r .s,hD' " t'F'''seS' VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
POLITICAL.

The Rev. j. c. Lovejoy has been removed
from the Boston Custom House, and his place has been
given to Charles L. Mitchell, member OF the Massachu
sets 54th coore Regiment who lost leg the service
Of his country.
The statement made in the Pittsburgh papers
upon the authority OF The EaSo Express announcing the
withdrawal OF Gov Packer from the Pennsylvania guber
material canvass, is untrue Mr. Packer says no has
not authorized any one to make such announcement
and that his position remains stated in his Chambers
burg letter.
The Richmond Wig does not like the course
Of the Northern Democracy toward the South 1t Says
"They meanly appeal to crushed bleeding ana
brokenheared people TO sacrifice the last feeble remnant
OF their political aud social existence in order tat they
(he Northern Democracy may be saved from inc opera
lions Of the XVIII Amendment. Nothing more shameful
has occurred these days of degeueracy and proacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
Su,tiaI Qetins.


Imnortsnt Reduction prices o. CMSx I'd sAscY
.ti " 81 ITED WARE, GAS MIXTURES bhoNzno .1 f
SiLt , .prs stock marked and PLATA ns1rsa
DINNER SETS.
nrcuIy DECORATED, Sis, reduced to = 10
klChLi S275 reduced 10 S2o0
go reduced % Sl2l
800 reduced TO S21a -
60 $50 to 5000. $3.50 TO S70n
SO So IN TPIGSES and WINES very cheap CUT TUx-
N, vps "a n,r dos Also choice assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES
1nGLAss BRONZE and oRMoLU Please call and examine s''
and pn'S" E. ". HAUGHWOUT Co.
No, ass, 400 and 492 Broadway. cor Broome ST. n T..
P,fe.t,-MuSN Co.. No. n P.hos n T. Agents for ossAiS
IN, INERICAN and EUROPEAN PATkNTS
f..pty-fvs years sxPensnss
Psmphlst Of Law aud Information rec
Meet Sc Chandon's
DRY IMPERIAL (TIS FolLl
o.X ,.. ,as 70, .as Win All 1rstcss dealers
oi'A' "u'-s' 49, ANTHONY 0KCHS
H.wYOri Apre, 1859. -----,
VIM b. Conant bess to the public that he r
coptuus III. JAPAN MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
No al RA,. Twenty hst formerly carried On eI popgns
Rsksr and more recently John Ga Baker AID viii be happy
ace All Old and this establishment assuring nen n@
ill Is. supplied with 6rst article at the lowest raes
Eew.YOh April 20 lso9
Storage for Furniture, Pianos. Baggage Boxes KS
int airy rooms Nos 20 ana so h"
1 A r BOGGS, OF the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
The Richmond Wing does not like the course
TOWN ELECTIONS For SUPERVISORS.

TOWN ELECTIONS FOR SUPERVISORS
NIAGARA COUNTY.
Caubrla-com,oeL ... - HewhnA-McCotun ,.....,..,
MISUNDERSTANDING ,;,.,,.. EiagAa-H Pedros...l2J
y Pendeon-EHis -
Lockport-Johh W. Aberty... "a Porter-Wst
port City lJsS o. King "a Royaon- -
2-Rtlborne. LOG SoInerset-Mann ''''''' 80
5-.fenney..... 81 Whes6eld-II. H. Grifin...... 10
G-Rans6m. -. A. WisoR-Hambhn ............, -
Reps, 8; Deus in Halcs-8
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
Csvp,s-Nf.6ol1s Barr. lMoutour- Hull FAnton
Catharine-Jesse Lyon lOrange-4to nzO Gdbt0fd'
Dix-Charles s. Frost Readng-ls aae Conkin
HsctOr-Hp. O. Coon lIyrone-H L. OfesorN
Rep. 5; Dem, 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

Majority for Jewell All majority for English in 1868,
LIZA
The toe 81 Sasbury IN Ltehs County which Illegal BY
the proper Of the election having been given is in
eudod this return thus REDUCING the majority All Emitting hs
om this which the Republicans did vote because the
election Illegal, the majority for Gov Jewell is 7S7.
~ VOTE FOR OTHER STATE OFFICERS.
Republicans Nal.
H. GorFrRncis WAyand T2 IphrAm H. Hvde,.t47l0 lOl2
Siate-firam Appemsn 23649 Leyer T. Pesse..446y9
Hiram Applsmau.. 81, 800
Hiram Appleton. &5
avd Nchos.4S 699 Edwd s. Mosely 90 2sil
CoR1r0.yE W. Manning +726 Jesse Olrey .....O80 2iG
. VOTE rOR CONGRESSMAN.
Dists g RepuJlcan& Democrats Nal
Julius L. Strong GIT james DIon....,,.O9 73
Stephen W. Kslogg...l3l02 james T. BSbOck g68 Li
H. Henry H. starkwestber. 922 Abel COuvsrse., $500 29
". Sidney B. Beardslsy 9l5 Wm H. BaBum. l3Ol3 ll6O
The New York herald., 1869-02-01

In 1888 It had 12oo0 population; now 1t has nearly
6o,oo0 Its manufacturing products were then
"a 900; now they are $75. 100000. Then land
SOLD for 81 rs per foot; now in some localities it
commands 81, 600. Since the New York and New
Haven Railroad was built the grand lists increase
mas been steadily about So Oo,000 per annum.
the proposed boulevard to encircle the city OF
Chicago will be fifteen miles long and win embrace
an area Of 1000 acres To meet the expenses incl
dent on this last great public work Q bill has been
presented to tho Illinois Legislature asking for the
issue VI S2,0O0,000 park bonds, 70 draw seven per
cent interest, redeemable within fortynve years.
Lands Ia the vicinity or Columbus, Ia, nave IN
creased al least fy per cent from the low price at
which trey rang I'd lust after the close or the war.
Inc following sales OF real estate were made IN
pittsDury Ian .7:-The dwelling house No. 90 Wylie
street. for $l0 100; als0 lot on Bedford avenue on
which are erected three tenement houses for 7030
one-half cash and balance IN six months. Mr.. stein
purchased the former, and Mr.. Lafrerty the Bedford
avenue property.
The English press strongly protest against the
Quebec Legislature giving free grants OF land 20
l0.000 French Canadians, who want 10 return from
the United states
Among the recent sales OF real estate IN Boston u
that OF the old tnree-story granite building NOS. "
and 43 washington street. The estate was SOLO on
scrount OF heirs for $40 foot or $lS6 lao cash. 70
John Goldthwait III S9S feet 'front.' u u rear ana
about Lao feet deep, running back 70 the properly ol
Chas. Francis Adams, ON Franklin avenue. Ino
total amount OIL land Is 6o07. All tine leases expire
In the coming summer.
The New York herald., 1869-02-01

Foreign exchange WAS uneNclfcd. The tendency
a. The close 10 decline In the rates which pre-
vailed during the week. The best prime bankers
ssering sixv DAYS. was sold st the fraction be-
tween ioos ana ivss. An attempt was made 10
rsny tne market npon the announcement that tho
coiton rrccivfs for the week had fallen or 10 the ex-
tent Of 81 least saoo0 bales which fact would occa
N0n q scsrcsty OF bills. stress was also laid upon
the lsrxD imporiAii0ns OF dry goods compared
win TIE same period u last year; bu, great deal
of the apprehension expressed the subject was
essenfly for speculative purposes.
southern socafiiles underwent quite "a reaction
ffom tse hva prices prevailing week before last and
heavy aAies we're made ~ those who had purchased
I'M the upper nwnres
Al the ss-esops q he open and regular boards to.
morrow the Lrle Railway and tho Adams, Wells.
Fsrxe snd rnlsei states Express stocks win not be
called. the corporations represented thereby not
having rexsisres np 10 tho close Of business ON
SATURDAY.. A lcast information to that eject had
net Dcea onruAly given 10 the boards. Tho Erie
compAsy hAs. not asked any extension OF time.
The sxpSe.~ companies have Indicated their willing.
nuss - eomgls a. future dsy not very remote. Tho
ielnt re.oaaslon a lhe losras Adopted November
N. Gsss. = A. fonowss--
Resolved, Thaf On ana amer January ao 1899,
neith bpara wii cal o. deal " sny active spccula
" nos kept in some Responsible bank. trust com
psny W SINE ahfr satisfactory agency. and which
th@ nnt sts puIic n0tlce AZ Che TIME Of establish
inx sseh fcxlsifs VI tne numfrr of shares so en-.
tstsa 20 he hsFrxstsgea aad shan not give ai least
thir,y dat.' nvlic~ through the newspapers and In
writing W th~ pfessieut of each hoard or any In
tsnasd lncrrs&n - the nambef of shares, either
aweci or throngh sn ~ convertlbie bonds aud
shall nsf "a the time give notice of the object
for whch such issue ~ stock 0r boDds " about ~ he
nsdc.
me plars. % ~x,ssy % me mocs. registered IN
10 yesterday afternoon are a folows:-Canton
Land compxny United states Trust; Cumberland
uslon Trust; Hosson water Power, Farmers Loan;
western Union Telegraph, Farmers Loan; QuicS.
silver, Eznsers snd Broxers'; Hanposa, Bankers
ana hroxsrs; Pacific Mall. United states Trust; New
yort centrxl. unlon Trust: Hudson River, Onion
Tiuss; Harlem. union Trust; Reading. Farmers
toa-. Michigan Central, farmers' Loan: Michigan
southern. Bankers and Brokers'; Cleveland and
rSssbss. Farmers loan; Chicsso ana Northwest
ra. Farmers Loan; Lake shore. Farmers loan;
Mfwaukse and - Paul. Union Trust; Cleveland ana
Toledo, Farmers Lean; Toledo and wabash, Metro.
polItsn Bank; Chicago and Rock Island Corn Ex-
chance Bars; Fort waYpe. Third Sa,lcna Bank;
The New York herald., 1869-02-01
GERMANY.
Military Organization IN Prussia.

The following extract from the Pru-slan MIL.
fdfssc,e WOcheHbidu would to show that this
alarming information OF the Tr0,Ds n not ground.
less:-
pie telegram fI1rn Berlin would snfc~ 10 lu 80
under The Prussinn of
talions OF Infantry cavalry, ~
OF artillery, with 90 piecs< and L bAs;sns ~
In ~ these are $1,000 fighting 10 which ADDED
$4,000 10 % furnished by the federal contnge1s. lbes~
last are made up as follows Frss, Ssrony, bAtsAons
ond . Brnns-iex, b.i.oas ssnaarons ssa cannon
Ducty OF Hesse IL basliouse squadsons - cannon
battalion OF engneers, total ~ Dztfaon., syuAdron
i~ canton enc nattlons Of engineers TO this number
81 81 ngnsns men mus. he added the BADEN, Hessan
treaties place at The disposition OF the CHIEF of tbe
erson In addtion Prussa put iuss on
% sqnarons q cavalry go cannon anf n bntAons
engineers; second. troops occupying fostresn~s w s
men. Neither officers, military train nor e~. -
included Ia these ngurss. -