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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Legal Tender Decision AMI what
would Follow.
From he Providence Jotrnal.

From Ms Providence Jotanal.
The Commercial Advertiser informs
Us, that 1t Is probable that the Supreme
Court will decide against the constItn.
tionality OF the Legal Tender Act, The
fact that money can be obtained In
New York, on call at five per ceutum
interest, while time loans are fifteen
per cent, shows that money lenders.
for some cause, are keeping their funds
well In hand, 10 be available, In the
event Of an emergency, and that thew
are anticipating financial distur Dances,
and this seems to strengthen the proba-
bllitles that the decision OF the Court
will be adverse 10 the law.
Ii this act should be declared uncon-
stttutional and void, the public would
have much interest In the decision OF
another question which might not be
necessarily involved In the VALIDITY
OF this act. That IL, though this
act Is not valid, nevertheless, Its having
received the sanction OF Congress, and
passed the forms OF an enactment, lisa
fact, and parties have entered into con-
contracts IN The presence OF, and with
reference to that fact. This being the
case, can courts, In the enforcement OF
these contracts, take this fact into
thU account, aud declare that thew
may be discharged In currency, or
the value In coin, at the time the
contract was made This question
may become Of very great impor.
tance, for II the court should say,
for instance, that u debt contracted
when gold was NJ $50, could be dis
charged by the coin value Of currency
1t that tune, II would shrink the liabi.
lities OF debtors and tho property OF
creditors mRrvellously. But II Is not
quite apparent to US how the court can
reach this conclusion, for contracts 10
pay money, are 10 pay In the lawful
money Of the country, aud II treasury
notes are not then coin ID the only law.
fol money. II may be that the contract
must be construed 10 pay In coin, and
that parole evidence IL not admissible
10 show that payment may be made in
something that Is not money, or 10
contradict or vary the written contract.
The decision OF the court In the Con-
federate money case recently made, Rs
reported by telegraph, was to the effect
that u debt contracted In the iusurrec~
tlonary district, though expressed In
dollars, might be discharged by the
payment Of the value of the coniede.
rate dollar, In coin, at the time OF the
contract. But this decision was based
upon the fact that confederate money
was foreign currency, was admissible
10 prove Its value.
We have premlsed this with the view
OF calling the attention OF our readers
TO what may possibly take place, and
for the purpose or considering what
would be the probable results which
would low from such decision.
The people are opposed 10 oontrac.
tlon OF the currency such as would en-
able All early resumption OF specie pay.
ments; It Ia even doubtful II Congress-
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SPAIN.
MADRID. Nov. q.

MADRID, Nov. %.
Bishop Havaue, recently arrested ut
CHdiZ. was brought to this city to-day
under guard. He will have an examl
nation Immediately.
Associated Fress Meeting at Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Nov. %.
The Western Press Association meets
here Tomorrow. Among the notables
now here are Joseph Medlll, OF the
Chicago Tribune; Richard Smith, Of
the Cincinnati GGzette; Judge Walker,
Of Detroit; q. D. Brigham, OF Pitts.
burgh, and WIN. Penn Nixon, OF Gin
clnnati. MurAt HalsIsd, Of the OOm-
n'crciut. and others will 10 here In the
morning.
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Ia obedience toa resolution adopted
by the COrtes calling for Information,
tue government has been obliged 10 sub
mt Tor examination documents which
tmplicate Spanish republicans 10 n con.
spirAcy with the insurgents OF Cuba.
The government has determined to
adopt vigorous measures against Ger.
tain Bishops who left the country fol
Rome without passports or permission
The Journals here contradict the re-.
port, which gained some credit outside
ofSpain, that In many political circles
tue Duke OF Aosta was preferred tn The
Duke OF Genoa for the throne,
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woman huiTraEe Conventions at
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Nov. {

VIM l9HANUI 1VUVe EAI'
The city Is full OF strangers who have
come 10 attend the National WOman'a
Suffrage Convention. A number OF
different States are represented Dy per-
sons prominent In different walks OF
life. Quite number OF politicians
and lawyers are here to take part.
The Ohio State Association held a
meeting to-day TO receive tho report OF
the Executive Committee.
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Ocean telegraph 10 She Hague.

" TEU1VI 1VUVI
The question OF establishing cable
telegraph between New York aud the
Hague, recently submitted to the Gov
ernnent, has already received consid
erAtion, and at the proper time due 40.
acknowledgement will be made to the
Netherlands Government for the friend :
ly motives which promoted the conces-
sion to an American citizen. Recip-
rocity, especially aH to the termini, Is
doubtless tho principle which will gov
ern future official proceedings, and IL Ia
said The President will al an early day
call the particular attention OF Congress
to the subject. The Government fayors
an American company based on sus,
taining American rights,
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The Norfolk Custom House Frauds
NRw Ynpu Nov 20

District Attorney Plerrepont has
rendered an opinion In regard to the
special tax concerning bankers, In
which lie recommends the latter 10
settle accounts with the Government.
Yesterday morning Deputy Collector,
3. Blatchford, who Is charged with the
Perpetration Of gross frauds In the
drawback department OF the New York
Custom House, presented o verbal
resignation through friend, 10 Mr..
Grinnell. who accepted. The wherea.
bouts OF Mr.. Blatchford have not as vet
been ascerIained by the deputy Mar.
shalls, who have been In pursuit Of
him for several days past, but the pre-
sumption IL that he is concealed soInC-
where ln this city.
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The Methodist Book Concern Frauds.
New YoRK NV, %

NEW 1UKKI NOV, 23.
The frauds and defalcaLions In the
Methodist Book Concern have been
thoroughly inquired into by acom-
mittee, and their report IL printed. In
the banking department or the ss,ab-
ltshment there have been serious losses,
but In the general management OF the
institution there Is nothing 10 COM
plain of, the agents, II Is acknowledged
have sought paper and other materials
for the printing department, through
middle men, but It does not appear
that any serious loss has been occasion
ed by that arrangement.
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The suggestion OF Miss Kate Field. .
that the farm formerly occupied by
Capt. John Brown, OF Harper's Ferry,
ought to be purchased and kept for his
family, has been carried out. The pur-
chase has been made for $1,000, twenty
persons, including Miss Field, con .
lrlbutlng one hundred dollars each.
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CAUTION.

HnotiaudE German FomOdIeN are CUnutRt-
telIOd, see that the signature OfU. 81. JACK
HtIN iu On the wrapper Oi each bottle, All
nlIan are counterfeit.
Principal once and MAnufRctOry ut the
Herman Medicine Store, No, bSl AkcH stleUt,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly q. n, JAURHtIN Il tN.
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
AND sTRENGTHENING TME
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EIPLANA TION.

HuOFI4ANDS GERMAN RITTElIs ia
entirely vegetable, and cOntaius no liquor.
II " compound ot Fluid Extracts. The
kOOtS, Herbs, and BarkA frOm which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues ara extracted
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BItter9. There Ia no alcoholic substance
Ot any kind uBed In compOnnding the BlL-
ters, hence II free from all tho objections III
oldent 10 tho usU OF u liquor preparation.
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pklUEh.

n".aAnd" German H't!orA % PR bottle )! g g
hOOnandH German Tonic, put up In quart
nOttloS, o. 81 per bottle or q hall dnEOm fOr
TN.
eS-ilo not forget 70 examine wall Lhs Ar.
lclD you buy, In order 10 get the gsnulne,
Fot aalo by DTugRtsLR and Dealers In Med .
clue OVeryWhero. lyll..
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baltimore Market.

BALTlNoRE, Nov. %.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
GRAlN-Wheat--Dull and lower;
prime to choice red 81 30a1 80. Corn
Firm; prime new 93s06c; old 81 GOAL O5.
oAts-Dull at 65a57c. Rye-EIrmer;
prime 81 GOAL 02.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Firm at
~ %. Bacon-Steady; rib sides lS3tc:
clear sides l9Hc; shoulders l5Xc; hauls
2lc. Lard-Firn at lOc.
WHIsKY-A fair business al 81 W.
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Secretary HOutWelI on RpeciG Pay.
Inent-DOn'L think It Feasible.
NnN, VNNYs NY... no

%'8W VIs1Nl 4NUVt E1t
II Ia stated that Secretary Bou twell
denies having taken uny steps or even
harborlng the idea of a resumption OF
specle payments at present. lie con-
siders 1t useless TO be troubling ubout
specie payment until the time comes
~wheh such thing will he feasible,
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The Railroad ConventlOn at saElunw.

Awe @ft'
A Convention In the interest OF the
Northern Pacific and Michigan Short
Line Railroad met at Fast Saginaw ut
two O'Clock this afternoon. About 60
delegates from DetrAit, Port Huron
and the valley cities Jackson, Louslng,
Toledo, Chicago, Oregon aud elsewhere
were present. Letters were read from
Senator Howard and other ,iIslInguIsh-
ell gentlemen. J. +. briggs read an
able report showing the resources OF
Northern Michigan and the extent OF
the traffic between Lake Superior and
Saginaw during the year 1858. The
mineral product Of the Lake Superior
district amounted 10 $500 900; the
lumber traffic OF the State 10 about
SIS, ,OO0. 900. The total product OF Norlh-
ern Michigan for 1868 from mines,
quarries, forests, fisheries aud sAlInes
amounted In value to about four hun.
dred millions dollars.
After q permanent organization the
Convention adjourned until to. morrow.
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DF. Livingston, the African Explorer
His Safety Assured.
FRANCE,
Paris "rrnnaull" Once More.

Paris "rrAn1uIl" Once Moro.
PARIS, Nov. %.
The city Is entirely tranquil, Minis.
listers Bourbon and Leroux have been
re elected deputies.
The Political HIIu alton from an Eng.
lISh Point OF VIewI
LONDON. Nov. %.
Tho Times, on the political situation
In France, says: THE hopes which
were lately raised Of The formation Of q
ministry under oliver have vanished.
The Emperor has resolved to retain
his present advisers In Office; at least
until the meeting OF the Chambers,
when men may be required to initiate
the new relations between the Govern
ment and Legislature. Whether their
appointment will precede or follow the
opening OF the Chambers, or whether
they will result from Imperial prefer-
ence or Parliamentary vote, Ia OF little
consequence. The Legislature, II true
10 itself, will always have the last word
OIL the subject. II Is for the Legislator r.
to enlighten tho Sovereign, TO bring Its
wishes to bear on him aud Impose them
II necessary upon him.
A Liberal Bishop.
PARIS, Nov. %.
The Emperor has decided ln remain
IN Paris for the present.
The Bishop OF Orleans rHpTam nuip,i,
In Vtinllut. the editor Of the Ullramon.
tame organs here, for the pu bllGn Ion OF
an article In lAvor OI the lnfHllIbilIy or
the Pope.
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J,atice a| the Supreme Court Qf EemTSvllUnid
PHILADELPHIA, juno l.. 1859.
II hAvo found by experience that HoOf
lR"uh German BltterH Ia n very good tonic
relieving dyspeplo HymplomH almost d.
IOclly. GkORdE EshAlSWOOn."
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New York Dry Goods market.
NRw YonK, Nov. %.

ENsW AUNAI 1NVVl 81
Inactivity is y predominant feature
In this branch, but stocks being com~
paratlvely Of light production 1t was
checked, and prices already being low
there Is no disposition shown to yield
on any staple class OF textiles. Good
styles OF best prints are selling At l2a
12lfC, and heavy sheetlngs ut 14Al6hc,
the latter an extreme rate.
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IHi0s Of he Supreme Court of ItnalIylpa"ta'
PHILADELPHIA, April u, 1868.
II consider HooHandB German BlLten. a
rhIudbLe SIeIliciIlS In case Of attacks OF lndi.
KhtiOn or Dyspepsia. can cOrtiiy thh
truIn my experience OF IL
YOuH, with respect,
JAMkS THOMPSON"
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RGIIIE.


III" EcunlenicnI Council.
RoMR, Nov. %
About "ne hundred aud liny Bishops
have already arrived here. Many nre
from AInnrlCn.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
lIy Oablo Telegraph 10 the lntelllgoncor.
EGGLAND.
Awrecn Heavy drain Failures

a WrecR-IIoNvy Drain PaIIurcs
LONDON, Nov. %
The ship Spendthrift from Shanghai,
with teH, Ia totally wrecked oil Dur.
geresS, only Illty miles from port.
There have been many failures In the
grain trade at Liverpool. Several
firms had extensive American connec.
tlOnB.
Dr. LiVI:gSton, the African Explorer
-IIIS safety Assured.
LONDON, Nov. %.
II Ia now absolutely certain that the
African trader, Livingston, IL safe.
The Duke OF Argyle yesterday received
telegram from the Governor OF Bonn
bRy, containing the information that
he (the GOvsrnor) had just read letter
from Mr.. Livingston himself dated
Ujijt, May 18th, 1860. He says he was
In good health, and was every where
well treated.
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[By. TeleGraph,l
New York Money aud Stock Market,

New YoRK, Nov. %.
MoNEY-Market fairly active at Ga7
per cent on call. with exceptions at 6
10 Government dealers. Discount un-
changed.
The Erie Railroad Company an
nounces dividend Of 7 per cent on
preferred stock, payable In interest
bearing scrip having five years to run,
which will be ready for delivery at the
treasurer's office, Sth Avenue and 2Sd
street, on and after December 10Th, 10
the registered holders OF stock, The
transfer books close December lst and
reopen December 18th.
The total clearings to-day through
the Gold Exchange Bank was only
$685. 900. 1t is estimated that fully ~
large business was done at the ex.
clearing house. The Sub-Treasurer
sold $1,000, 900 at l20. 52l<al2G G3,
GOVERNMRNT RnNnS-
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STERLINd-Qulet at 10SXalO9.
GoLD-Firmer, hut dull; opened at
12S}S; closed at l26sSal28N. Carrying
rates 6a7 per cent.
An Injunction granted by Judge
Lowe has been served restraining the
arbitration committee Of the gold room
from taking action In a case before
them against VIM. Heath 81 Co., also
restraining the officers OF the gold room
from expelling Heath 1t Co., for refusal
to submit to arbitration. The case re-
terred to arose out OF the complications
OF September 2i.
SToCKs-Active and higher on North.
western toward the close, the common
selling up to 64H and preferred to SS5G,
Ihe rise and activity in Northwestern
shares were due To the report freely cir.
culated that Mr.. Drew had sold 10 MIR,
woodward a portion OF 90 600 shares OF
common at 70 for thirty days. The
balance OF the market generally firm,
b1t did not sympathizO to any extent
with the rise In Northwestern.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TME pARIEN RnIp CANAL.
The Government has Secured sole
COntrOI-ThC Work 70 be Pushed
The Survey 10 BegIn nc Once.

New YoRK, Nov. 20.
Tho steamer UlpSIc hAsIbeen detained
to go to Panama for the purpose OF As.
slsIing In the survey OF the DArIUn Ship
Canal. The Government having se.
cured The treaty giving 1t sole control
over the canal II Is determined to push
the work, and will make rapid prngrcss
during the coming winter In surveying
for the route.
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HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC

IL a pleasant preparation OF the BitterS for
II composed OF all the ingredients OF The
Hltteh combined with pure santa cruz rum
md agreeable hRvOring extracts. lE ClEu |
recommended " hen some pure EtiMulnnt IL
required IN connection with the tonic pr'-
ITfIIeR NJ the RtterA
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Hon. axo. ". WOODWARD.

Hon. GEo. W. WOODWARD.
CHIEF IJlutice Of he Supreme OOIrtof IN, Whites
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
"l rnl Hootandb German Bltters N u
good toHic, useful In diseases Of the digestive
organs, and Of great benent In e0Sed Of do
blllty, and want OF nervous action III the
GEo. v. WOODWARD"
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BLooD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases ro.
Hultlng from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver III OnlOr,
keep your digestive organs la
sound, healthy condition, by
the uBe Of these remedies,
and no diBGRke will
ever aRaRll you.
TIIE COMPLRXIoN,-IIadlO who wish n
iair skin and good complexion, free FROM
yelloWlEh tlnge And all other rulshgnreIhentSt
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect orier, and the blood pure
will result In sparkling eyes aud bl00ming
IhOakS.
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WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Nov. %, 1860.
RETURN TO spEolE PAYMENTS,

Tho President has expressed himself
quite definitely within II day or two TO
several OF his financial friends, con-
cernlng the question OF taxation and
return TO specie payments. He said
that he had been represented ~ faVor-
lnR u continuance Of all the present
rates OF taxation, with the ldea OF en-
AblinG the Treasury 10 reduce the debt
rapidly. He really believes, however,
that the time has come for relieving the
great agricultural and labor interests OF
many taxes now Imposed, and to light
an the load upon other classes In many
par ItlculaIs. He thinks there can be u
still further reduction In the public ex-
penseS, which will 90 good ways to>
ward nilsetting the reduced receipts
from taxes. In regard 10 rssumlng
specie payments, the President said
that while his desire 10 accomplish this
hAd not been oYer-rated, he was free to
say that the way 10 secure speedy re-
sumption did not seem clear TO him,
he thought that It would be necessary
to bring II about by such u plan Nh
would make the losses occasionCd by It
IuIl Nh easily as possible upon all class
SH. For the present he thinks o leap 10
specie payments with gold at twenty
i've would be disastrous; but he Ia In.
clined to believe that II the Secretary OF
Treasury IL enabled 10 20 on with his
present rates OF buying bonds and sells
ing gold, that before a great time has
passed gold will drop to from ten to
fifteen, and II this should occur, II
would soon be posalble TO resume with
mi a a
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-21

-Breyet Brlgadier General Comstock, Of Gen.
Grants staff, and Miss Blair, daughter of Mont
goncry Blair, are to be married on February 2.
Senator Morton introduced bill yesterday
in the Senate to allow Mrs. Lincoln pension,
which Mr. Sumner moved to put at five thousand
dollars per annum, asking for its immediate con-
siderution. Messrs. Fesscnden and Conkling OBJ
jccte d, and il was referred 10 the Committee on
Pensions.
There is n growing sentiment among Com
gressmen in favor of The proposition of universal
amnesty and suffrage in Virginia, as urged by
Conservatives now here from that State, and the
Conservative delegation has made friends In both
branches OF Congress among those who at first
We're opposed to the objects advocated by the
delegation.
-Gencral Grant authorizes the statement that
the articles written by an occasional correspondent
of tho World and purporling to relate CONVERSE
tions or furnish opinions of his in regard to pub
lie men and public matters are utterly without
foundation, and pronounces the articles alluded
to incorrect, leicate and ippertincnt in an extra
oidiad'y degyee.
The Seuate Military Committee has decided
net 10 report any more nominations for army
promotion by hrevet. There are quite number
of nominations Of this character before them, all
of which were laid upon tho table.