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The New York herald., 1870-11-07

A RT NoTlCE.--oIL PAINTINGS, BY CATALOGUE
II r. LEVY. Aucioneer, .,
VIII SELL NJ his saeroom SO Nassau street. on Monday
tuesday, Nov. and at II A. NJ. line coecnon o. ~
Paintings, hy ennen. American and foreign artists Con
noisseurs are invited to attend
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BOARD AND IODGrNG WANTED.

ID in private family elderly people prcteed,, two ad;
oinn. Rooms. nicely furnished OF Broadway Boards
Ing keepers need not Address g. N NJ Az
West Twenty. seventh street.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-B. II. SE1XAs, AUCTIoNEER =
Cutlery, fancy Coo 5, sc fhRniSGToN 4 sEIxAs win
sell Tuesday, November at 10 O'clock at their saesroon
80 Barclay street. general OF the above goods
to be sod from the shelves suit city and country re-
tail trade. Goods packed free OF charge.
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PARE CHANCE-0NLY $3.50 A HEALTHY CogN
railroads. post Offices and stores 50 under cuya
on hrst class improvements frame house rooms piazza
10 'front.' arge larn store ROOM corn house. ice house,
dairy, two poultry houses, house. piggefy,
&C. Arst orchard, 2D trees, -appes, npricos,
ounces, peaclss pm., cherries pears &c springs OF
full particulars address, A. r. PATUxENT, Furnace,
Ammo Arundel county. MARYLAND.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

NTARSHALS SALE.--J. p. TRAVER, AUCrIONEER.
l JOHN A. DUNN CO will xel, at sS3 Bowcy, this days
at IL O'clock Contents OF Lager Beer Saoon Tables,
Stove, Counties Gasses Sheisns &C. also lot Of
Household Furniture HENRY SINGER, Marshal. s
DAwNBRORER,S sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER.
l3b Chatham street win sell this day, II O'Clock sod
lots OF Men and Women's Co,hng Dresses Shaws Ken-
nants, undereiohing, Quts Blankets Bedding, Boots,
Shoes 60 Aso Coats Pans Vests, &c BY Sllvers
stcin, 4S6 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

yyTANTED TO PURCHASE-A DWELLING HOUSE,
w suitable for two three small families, and contain
ing all modern improvements Address, with description
price, location &C., INQUIRER, box 646 Post Office.
VyTANTED TO PURCHASE-rHREE OR FOUR LOTS
w stretch, in good ocation also three four
story House, with acyway. Offers to be received by IT,
WELLER, go First avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, IN A FIRST
"A class location with everything perfect order viii be
cheap II sold In lew dayf, the owner going
in the country terms very Inquire corner ST. Marks
and Carlton avenues
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

4 TWO STORY, BASEMENT AND sUB-CELI.AR
House, with modern improvements, In Brooklyn, half
hours ride from Fulton ferry for sac at sacrifice Apply
Cn street, New York, at drug sore 5i DeKab
enue. BROOKLYN
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90 Ubom II man Concern
PUBLICATIONS. RECEIVED for FILLING
~ IN StNKEN Lots Low LANDS ami BILKHRApS and
this city, PICRARD . Ch4mber.st. Room, J. ? and T.
A GENTLEMAN offers to those suffering from
"A PILES IN AM form sure and lasting CURE Address
RICHARD, Tribune ORee.
ENTIMATION.
should the eye Of ROBERT STOBO, H late Of Glasgow
anxious that he should send his present address 70 scois,
Glasgow may with regarng matter Of i'm
pprsnce which has been arranged
NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE della
" WARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANION and after
Monday Mlv 3D. business Of this Company Will he transacted Al its
ofcs No. Il br aivaf.
Nes. tofk NAV 2 F, 1870 CHARLES 7. HARTT, Treasurer.
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Sales In Aurilon

SHlsb ID aul!ioH
4 Nr.wiv Are,on-er
ny BANGS, MERWlN y Co., Broadway, cor.
FRIDAY IFifENooy J ,i,, I7stti ctioel ''''''''
GREEK and ROMAN COINS on erlen in 'ocion comprising
TO hive had cnue Of ani almost circulation since they
were 'trirh.
pOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL, Aaor.p4cr ard Eghtlsi. LEAEIlT SIkEBEGI
ELGGiSr BOOKS an AUCTION.
eop, d'df Slf a b5oE a los ars
large aoum,ui Of LtstA TED aaI SIANDARD WORKS Ia hand
COlS SALE.
LGtTi6S dira'e iNG5cAS COINS coe an,, Of 5cy r,Te
uei states Pattern Pieces collection 81 Colonial ani Continental
Money, &C., Sc Catalogue ready Cons on exhibition Friiy
AurS Il. Mr-rIs. Auctio1eti.
by HENRY II. LEEDS y MlNER-On the
I'D EVENINGS Of THURDY FRIDAY AMI sATU aDAl June l.,
II ''' TO- At q ''''' III! !E' ,;'' * GALLERY
,,,,, 5iSE Oh rAaSrINGs. - e., H.. "
mAyGworT Co Ta rg[r 'og Of y EQiEhN FAlS 1T
oPfiS sSd al RiciS AIT i,Ts arda uuer q eoie,
Of IhyoRIE I,I ~ b eminent ar,., Of ths SFa5,h t4'h
Mr7,lc,u, huntington Misrar
" vs'IBa oo.n. n 1iaSc,i Mason
vii e on clon aud from FRIDAY 10th inst above
ALLEY b. MlyEg Aac;ioreer 1870
pY HENRY II. LEEDS u MlNER.-On
y sATJHbAY Jaar ~, at II O'Clock, at their saeOoms Nos IS
IhRGE PiIon ORGAN made by H. Ele1 for private u.e The
instrument hl mel % h Of DE inlc M or-ntud
city description viii be given application
the assignee
FORTY PICTURES, CHIEFLY LANDSCAPES.
The organ l. up and can be seen 80 rooms. -
b, order u RICHARD WARREN
Assignee Bankruptcy.
The following description Of the above from irie or.n mfn,
ufilrg house. moved e FROM the c0l1tr TO 'he r and
repair present position: compass e 10 v
pedals pol shed, containing eight
p.ta AMI swell dim feet 10 inches
dep ches 90 feet high; has ia all 26i Further
information be- bad % tho Assignee.
Also NJ O'Clock invoice 81 very and valuable COINS
EENRY Is. HERTS, Auctonrer
/ 1 Sle.oors g. thur-b rru ~ ir1let2
CONTINUATION SALE OF CABINET + RNrURB,
- Urler Of Ms j. y. sol fHACh
az his Mar.r,om'DJi anI - Broadway,
between Fl IN AID Joha-st.,
THIS DAY tTHCGNDAll. June TO- AZ II O'Clock.
Commencing 1hrl Floor with Lot III On tue Catalogue
VIII vely h Solid Rosewood and Walnut
Chamber BE s.eI Bureaus. tOrppie. Nhstas Arnor
sc Iurh Lounges Trh Char lompldour and Crnolne
suites Empress rich uaI Por suites Hal stands Bot
ft, Dining Tats. AMI Carl Tables Lhrg suites &c.
all OF which n pas,e sui without Mr. Southack
rt ing business and hrg TO be- uel down at Once to
rebuilt The P.lrr suite, a Ihoe Ell IN muslin
sud will be finished to suit the taste Of customers
HENRY b. HERTS, AuctOneer.
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RESOURCES

DEPORT of the CONDITION of THE
II NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW-YORK in New-Yors, in
VI Nevlork ~ the close Of business on tie 9th June,
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flistellaneous.

miscellaneous.
RTICLES DE VOYAGE-SOle Leather
~ Tuks light Trunks American and European Travel &c
Are and for the Watering Places &e hae Assortment
Of Travelling and shoppbgBs 5 BOadSsy Metropolitan Hotel
building and No. Wslrst
JOHN CATTSACH Manufacturer and Importer
OFFICE of Excelsior Drain Tile and Pipe
" WORKS No 10 wslLst n Y--AdiS OTIS CIlCKRRIEG Of
the arm Chekenng Gall Drainage, Landscape aud Civil Engineers
Send Ccuar call and samples OTIS CHICkElNG
OIL PAINTINGS for SHOW -CARDS.-Orig-
~ na design, fgu animals landscape made for business
and painted n brilliant Trademarks designed
DESIGNERS AND PAINTERS UNION, So Broadway, n y
Union DRAIN PIPE Co.,
- 43l Wet Fourteenth st, y. Y, - -
MAnuiacturers Of GLAZED. SEW ER and DRAIN PlPk,
Round Land Drain Tile with Collar. 80 -
Also dealers Fire B Fire Clay and Pire Sand Albany sp Gay
Fire Mortar. &c.
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lJANRSI WORTH Cashier The Naonsl Pars Bank Of New
To DO ery ,b- statement TO the best Of
nv trorIer- ana belief j. l.. WORTH, Cashier.
C,-,.c. -At.gst: GEO. H. POTTS.
EIGENE KELLY. Directors
ARTHUE LEARl.D
State OF Nev-Yorl Of NceYoSworu cal subc1ed
tsOr fifteenth DAY q June. 20
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flarble an0 Slate alaniels.
nECORATED MARBLE MANTELS, Wains-
Furniture Toys representation Of all Forn Mar.
b.r. $50 600 Rcl degns bac engraved IN god Mddeied
COMPANY Braray, Branch Wareoon ~ Fuonst BrOokn
ENAAlELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
are, and Decorated prices from so TO 70 aud upward
Also Slate description, plain and ornamental
PESEHYS SLATE Co., No 40 West Eighteenih-.t,
Between Fifth NJ sixth
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
vi Tiles Table and Plumbers ShhsNew shOHrooms
With finest assortment q MANTELS. Prices reduced.
A. ALABER, l3i ami l;6 Esst Eigheenihs,, SewYort
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-ftch
vi .nd elegant designs from 80 s2 .l,s6Io casa T. b.
ETY. .nr Co.. vv srIrt eel rf'ty-fnh and Thiry.ths.
= KLABER & Cos MARBLE WORKS, 223
-. FhyeOndsi between BrOalEay and Eighth
and Marheib.d Man Monuments Hradstones iesi "aAs"
ing Of superior workmanship. Cheapest In this city.
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Seizures ano Hlcetines.

Copartnersbip Notices.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
The Undersigned having associated under the firm Of sPOP
FORD TILESTOy Co. hereby give notice that from AMI after Ills
date their will continued under the and style Of SPOP-
f INV PAUL y. SPoFPoRD
JOSEPH L. SPOFFORD,
GARDINER ). sPOFFORD,
CLINTON HUNTER
Sew-York, June IS, 1870.
nISSOLUTION.-The FIRM heretofore eX-
~ stng Of THOMAS y DALE CO. this day dis
by mutual either partner will s u hquiaton
49, THOMAS Y DALE,
GEORGE RICHMOND
New-York. June 1870 JOHN r. HARRIS,
The books the late Firm Co found
At the olce o Harms Richmond 4 Shaief 81 Hsssnst
COPARTNRRsHIPT unders hare this DAY fotfned CO.
PARTNERSHIP under the and Of HARRIS, RICHMOND
for the pupose Of mpotng and dealing 10 Coe and
Taors Trimmings and will ocspy Gs premises .eatk oceupei ~
the late firm Of Thomas n. Dale 4 Ia, JOHN r. HARRIS
GEORGE RICHMOND,
New.York, June l. 1910. A. : SHAFER
THOMAS DALE OF The hte firm Of Thomas n. Dale Co.. viii
rorane the Dale Manufacturing Company oae 21 Church at
OFFICE oP RoBSsos, CHuE Co, BANKERS AND BROKERS
TNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
EUGENE " ROBINSON,
GEORGE H. CHASE,
THOMAS d ATKINS,
WILLIAM 7. NORRIS
Post Once Box .t04
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lnternal Repenuf.

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
" FIFTH DISTRICT STATS or NETWORK. comprising
the Seventh Tenth Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards d tho
ly OF NewYor-Notee is hereby gwen Pursuant 70 law that
tAYs esvsd from the u this Distinct the s6 u
Valuations and enumeaons Of property subject TO tar untet
he A Rsyenue support the Government
on the public debt and for other approved June b 1874,
aud acts Aenda thereto and that viii attend personally -
d,puy for the cole, the 3 Boome
corner Of the Bowery IDLY SUNDAYS excepted from this date until tho
sh d,y Of lime st0 between the Of
oclok D. m The lists iued comprise the SPECIAL Taxes
Trades Businesses Professions for The ending April 18th ls7
T1ss ON Carriages Gph Watches Gold and Silver
Plate ending March Let 1871 md the TaIes on lne.me foe
ending December 3lst 1892 Az persons xho shall refuse
neglect returned ins them within The ume
speciGed this will liable thu penalties prescribed by
law YOrk,J JkO. heHAku, Collector.
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GREAT FIae.
Destruction Of I'm Extensive Wootien NIui
In Philadelphia--LOas S4OO,OOO-Insurance
6224,OOO. nf E.# Us UU

Destruction of Extensive WOotien NItll
in Philadelphia--I.oss S4OO,OOO-Insnrance
6224,OO0. ~ rt 6 r.S N.U
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II, 1870.
The extensive woollen mills Of John r. Bru ner, on
Hamilton street. extending over the whole block
between TwenY-third and Twenty fourth streets,
took nre this morning, and the main building Was
entirely consumed. The fire commenced In the
third story OF the weaving room. but from what
cause Is not known. There were no hands employed
in this portion Of the premises. Those working oc
cupied the second, third and fourth stories
OF the Hamilton street front. The drst inti-
nation was strong smell OF smoke,
which was nrst perceived by one OF the
number engaged on the fourth story, who imme-
dlatey rushed down stairs and informed the engi-
neer, who stopped the engine. The flames speedily
worked their way upwards and the upper floors
giving way the immense weight OF machinery WAS
precptated earthward covering all the lower doors
with II, together with an immense mass Of burning
MATERIAL which soon served 10 klndle the fires In all
the rooms. The wind blowing strongly from the
south aided the fiery demon IN the work OF destruc
whole Interior and the Hamilton street wall ten
with deafeniiig Crash Into the street. carrying the
roof with 1t ana scattering the nrebran0s far aud
near. t.
Bruners mill was one Of the largest In the Cnion
and complete IN every respect II stood on the site
OF she Old mll destroyed IN 1851, when three lives
were lost and many injured and had been again de-
stroyed by nre few years since. The main building
Of stone structure, seven stories high. To-day
la were leree not 81 n
about wages. Tne firm In composed OF James r. J.
Stanley and II. r. Bruner.
Only the main building being destroyed Gfnltn-
isheS the loss on the building and machinery from
the amount first stated. The building destroy ed was
valued at s2oo0oo the stock and machinery 5000 o00
Upon this there was an insurance Of $22A 00o There
was $4,000 insurance III the North British, and
$4,000 10 tho Manhattan companies, OF New YORK.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY. Feb. n, 1870.
HILLS IHTgoByasD.

ALBANY. feb IL, 1870.
HILLS IsTEoBUGED.
BY MT CAvANAGH-Reative to tha oyster trade. By Mr.
AoosEY-CreatisG additional the towns OF
West Farms and Wcschsstsr BY Mr. CARK--lviny juris
dcon In bassardy tho police justices Brooklyn
BY Mr. OKHEsE-To regulate The Of interest; also
altering the brooklyn map amending the Brooklyn
ehaTsr also 90 improve William also
terpg tho South Brooklyn Park Railroad Company by
DBoL Regulating yhs Brooklyn ferrags. By Mr. Avas-
Altering The map Of Brooklyn BY Mr.. MADDoxChartsr.
ing the Easisrn District Hospial or Brookiyu. By
sr ,kn.SA,sst1Amsnding the Quarantine law. w Mr..
BuHrs--Abolishing tbs ofcs OF Surrogate OF Nsw
YORK ane sonerrng duties on the Judges tho Court Of
BsseksT street RAILROAD Of New York By M o. MURPHY
Relative 70 the New York Board OF Supervisors
GTSERAL ORDERS.
Ihs House In commi.es disposed OF the foowng bills As
The General Canal Appropriation bill TO appropriate
&4tS00DW. Third reading.
To erso, market Thirteenth ward. New York Pro-
gress.
In tho House Mr. CAgpsELL moved that ths bill DO
fsrst to = third reading. Carried.
RIGHTS NEWS ArnEnERB
Mr.. kIEhNAN introduced bill allowing yachts to
board vesssls entering Now York harbor.
ADJOURNMENT TILL hAnoH.
Mr. LIrrLx1oHs called up the resolution adjourn from
tomorrow till MArchI.
Mr. JAcoRs said majority Of this House pledged v
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
NOVA SCOTIA.
Opening ~ the Lcgislnture-Speech Of Licu-
tenant Governor Doyle.

Opening of the Lcsislnture-Speech Of Lieu
tenant Governor Doyle.
+ HALIFAX, Feb. II, 1870
The Nova Scotia Legislature opened to-day. Lieu
tenant Governor Doyle sad II his pleasing duty
to inform the House that the reception given 10
Prince Arthur in this province afforded gralacation
not only to his Roya Highness, but to the Queen as
proof Of the loyalty wlicn animates her Majestys
subjects In this ancient colony. The completion OF
the Windsor ana Annapolis hallway was matter OF
con1ratulatlon. He expressed the hope that nea-
sures would be adopted to induce the Dominion gov
mouth west and cape Breton east measure for
would be submitted. A correspondence between
the Dominion authorities and Nova Scotia govern.
ment relating 70 the fisheries, trade, taxation,
finance and const iluttoaa changes would he
laid before the House. lie strongly recommended
that the subject OF immigration should receive
earnest attention; regretted the dlmnuSion In the
receipts OF gold and coal fields and expressed salts
faction that the revenue from the sale OF crown
lands IS In excess OF the estimEsed amount He ex.
pressed thanKtuiness TO Divine Providence for the
bouhtiful harvest, which aoove the average
quantity and quality last year. The fisheries also
were very successful He said that with omen mar
kets for the Natural productions Nova Scotla would
be one OF tae most prosperous countries in the
world. lie relied upon the Patriotism OF members
TO develop and utilize the great and maniiold re-
sources with which kind Providence has blessed this
porti0n OF her Majesty's dominion.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
MEXICO.

Lntor from she observation-disclosures Escobedo
Forced 10 Retire Before the Rebes-Pro-
posed Opposition Prcsidcnt-A General state
OF Confusion.
N] HAVANA, Feb. II, 1870.
Advices from Mexico 10 the 9th instant have been
received
The expected battle between the government
forces and those OF the revoiutionists had not yet
been fought The revolutionary generals, Toledo and
Martinez. had formed junction, threatening Esco-
bedo una compelling him to retire first to san Felipe
and subsequently to Guanajuato. which latter place
he reached on the 8tn instant. The government
forces are ontnumbered by those OF the revolution.
During the past week 1000 men have been forced
into the army by the Juarez government
General Rocha has lost prestige In consequence OF
his defeat By Aguirre h % M
General Garcia de Cadena, Ex-Governor OF Zacare-
cas-, Is suggested as President In Op position to
!uarez, and Aqua Caientes Is named AZ the capital
Of the republic.
General Atatorre has been made Commander.in-
Chief of the government forces.
The governments Of Oxaaca proposes 20 keep the
Vera Cruz road Open 70 the city or Mexico with
men.
The prisoners ar Ortzaba broke ja on thc sth inst
by overpowerng the guard.
Generals Coso. PontoOves and Chavarria have
joined the rebels.
Many non-combatants are on the fence awaiting
Developments. Ha s.4 1. -1
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THE ICE QUESTION.
Hotel Keepers I'm Council.

meeting OF the hotel keepers OF New York city
held last night At the St. Nicholas Hotel for the
purpose Of taking concerted action TO OBJ
tain Ice at lower rates than those an
Dounced for the season by the Ice companies.
Mr.. r. French presided and Mr.. P. Il Stetson was
elected secretary. Alter considerable discussion, in
which 1t was stated that the Ice companies were
making profit Of from thirty 10 ffty per cent on
gross receipts and that all companies in TINS city
were controlled py one management, II was pro-
posed that company be organized, with capita
Of .ooo for the purpose supplying shareholders
IN the company with fee ss rates which should
NOT give Q pront exceeding one dollar per
s0n. IL WAS aso proposed to invite the brewers,
Hsn, poultry ana meat packers and other large con-
sumers OF Ice IN the city to join In the movement
which u was thouRht would keep Ice at a low price
ana at the same tfrne paw reinunerative interest,"
ON the capital invested In the stock OF the new COM
pany. Several gentlemen expressed their readiness
10 take stock In various amounts from $40 coo 10
$50 600 each, and committee consisting OF Messrs
Earle, OF Earle Hotel; Hawkes., OF the st. Nchoas
Darling, OF the Fiith Avenue; French, OF Freacn's
Hotel, and keed was appointed to procnre infor-
nation on the Ice question and report at the next
meeting. aaen -arI.
After the disposal OF the ice subject for the even
Ing, committee. consisting OF Messfs. Burrows
Grlswod, Earle, Hawkes., Hildreth, Stetson and
Coleman, was appointed to distribute circulars
among oil the hotel keepers OF the principal otios IN
the United States calling for concerted action TO In
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
A $4,000 BURGLARY.

DaringsA,temps to Take Life In Msssachu.
settS-The Villain Gagged.
Yesterday afternoon detective James Keay, OF the
ST. Nicholas Hotel erected the arrest OF one Of the
most desperate villains who operates outside of the
States Prison. The arrest was made in Broome
street. while the rufIlan was cnsperoning o dashlly
dressed female. The particulars OF the case are Of
very interesting character.
On the 27th OF November last New York thief
and burglar, named Charles Williams. alias Robbins.
turned up in the little town Of Hollyoke Mass, put
up at the best hotel and for few days quite
sensation in that quiet community or aboitionsts
snd FREQ lovers. On the Ist OF December he called
upon wealthy farmer named 4. II. Ball, rcslding in
the suburbs and processing TO be extensive New
York tobacco merchant opened negotiatiaIions for
the purchase OF Mr. Balls crop OF thar article. They
failed 70 c0meto terms ana Williams tOsk his de-
About two O'Clock on the following morning Mr.,
Ball was startled BY noise In MS bedroom Spring
ing up he saw three men In the room, winch con.
tanned safc and a considerable sum OF money Az
he raised himself up In the bed Williams, VINO
was OF the party, sprang into the bed and
placing q Enee on the breast OF eacfi--Ball aud
wife-drew his revolver ana threatened to kill
them If they gave an alarm. Mr.. Ball was forced to
be An inactive witness OF the operations OF the ru
fans VINO secured the key OF the safe. opened t.
ana took therefr0in SIX Si00o negotiable bonds ana
$500 Ia currency. After securing their booty they
missed from his hotel
While "spnrgngn around Hollyoke man resd
inx there named stevens was frequently seen in MS
company. Suspicion fell upon Stevens, VINO was
arrested. He gave important evidence intoxicating
Williams VINO In the meantime had been traced to
this CITY, warrant issued for Williams arrest
reqnisiton secured from the Governor and Sheriff
Bradley came here 10 effect hIs cap
ture. Placing himself in communication with
Really. they traced him from various points
In the CITY, and finally arrested him as already
stated The desperate was taken to Hollyoke last
evening, after being confined at police headquarters.
As the citizens OF H0llyoke not blessed with New
York aldermen, Williams VIII likely get twenty years
In the State Prison.
The bonds were not recovered, they having been
negotiated, but the purchaser IN known and thoy
VIII likely be secured. II IL SAID THAI Stevens viii
likely be convicted rs an acconplice.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
reLeGaApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

United states Consul General Biddle arrived In
Havana yesterday.
The British war steamer Monarch arrived at An.
napolis roads last night.
A terrible storm Of snow and seet prevailed at
Memphis Tenn, last night. preventing the depart
ure OF tho river steamers
In Rochester yesterday, Patrick Brehan was CON-
victed of rhe murder OF ThOuias Aaginnis. and she
Jury requested the Court TO vis the extreme penay
Of the law upon the prfs0nef. In the same court,
sftar the rendition OF the verdict against Brstsn.
Edward Dorsey, indicted for mAnslaughter, pleaded
guilty ana Was remanded f6r sentence IN the Same
c0Irt Jonn and Catharine DOnlan, husband and wife,
were placed ON trial for the murder Of william
Gates In october last
James Raysdals and his nephew Warrington were
killed near Danville, Va few days ago by the
br0ther.in-law OF the former, named James Smith,
after desperate struggle The dinicuty arose from
adiscusson as to the prOprietOrship OF o team. In
the same county negro, Jim Harstetn shot and In
stantly killed another negro, w. Keen, VINO had
assaulted him. None OF the murderers have been
arrested the magistrates not having legal power TO
Issue warrants.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKBT.--LONDoN, Feb. 1850
p M.-OonsOls closed at92x FOR money and ok FOR
the account United states 1ve-twenty bonds 1892
8s 1885, old, 67s; 1861, S6x; ten-fores s3,s; Erie
iRaftway shares, 2Ih: Illinois Centrals, l10ts; Az
attic and Great Western. u.
PAKiJ BoURsE--PARIs, Feb. T.--Tne BOure0
closed qulct. kentes, 73f. arc. ........
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoBr, Feb. H.
United states nv0twenty bonds cysed active and
firm at S3x for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON RKEr.-LIvERPoOL Fep
1850 +. M-The coNon market closed quiet
Middling uplxnds, llnd.; midding Orleans, llxd
anAd. Inc sales OF the day have been 10, coo bales
including 1000 for export ana speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-H1vRB, Feb. 17-Cot.
tol closed quiet and steady on spot and anoat
LIVERPOOL BREADSTuFFs MARKEr.-LIvRRPOOL
Feb. ia. M.-rhe market closed quies last night.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LivERPOoI.
Fen. 17-P. M.-Lard dull Pork dull
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NAHKsT.-LONDON Feb
l7.--Refned petroleum dull.
PETROLEUM MARKBT.-ANTw BRP, Feb. 1T.--Petro.
leum closed 0rm as COAL for standard white.