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New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
sacrifice every life in the house, if need be,

sacrifice every life in the house, if need De-
when intercepted, to secure their retreat.
1t is possible to guard to some extent against
these ruflians. First, by placing more efficient
fastenings on cOal-holes and secOnd;fOor WIN
dows, but, what is far better, by bringing the
crimes home to the criminals and inflictng
upon them the full penalties of the law. Our
houses are too iimsy and our police force 100
small to prevent their entrance, but they must
dispose of the goods they steal, and they frequent-
ly can be and are tracked by their spoils. In
such cases it too often happens that the
despoiled person sacrifices public interests TO
his private profit, and enters into an arrange
ment by which he regains the bulk OF his
property and the thief secures immunity from
punishment There must be an end OF TINS
practice, which makes the detectives brokers
in crime and encourages the outlaws to fur
ther depredatiOns. If in every case where the
stolen property is found in possession OF
sneak thief, the owner insists on the punish
ment of the culprit as the first object to be
secured, there will speedily be marked
diminution in the number of house robberies,
and gratifying increase in the chances OF es-
Gaping death at the hands of these ntruders
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
UPTOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents Mr. f. H. Brown has opened Offices at No 81 West
y-sccond-s junction of Broadway and sixth-ave;
and at No. 90 East EghteenthSt between broadway ana
Fourth-ave where advertisements for THE TRibuSb VIII
be received up to q in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
Business Noiites.

WHEELER g. WMSoN's SEWING MACHINE,
Broadway TwenyIh soI by paying $50 down. and
o pct month without charge Machines 20 let j. II Bills
BAToHELoR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world instantaneous harmless perfect Applied at Factory No 10
Bord-st Sold everywhere.
TRUsSEs.-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
0hs Established 20 yesrs)2 veet, opposite the Church
ARTIFICIAIITIEs-PALM LIMBS.
s7s Broadway N Y; 1869 Chsstnu, Pbsi 81 Grssn't Boston
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
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Messrs Bowles Brothers g. CO., No. - Rue
de IA Pax agents in Paris TO receive supscIlp
tons and advertisements for THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09

Advertisements for this weeks issue of THE
WEKSr TRIBUNE must be To-Day Price 50 per line
New-York tribune., 1870-08-09
Amuermento, frtiures, etc., CHS Guenins.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty-third-st. and
Eghhsvc-" SiSls the Juglers Daughter" kah Launer
WMIACKs THEATER, Broadway and Thirteenth-st.
- futI Our Cousin German" Joseph K Bnmet
WoODs MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.-At .: Magic
Trumpet" Marne Troupe At o: The Witches of Nev-iork"
SAN Francisco MINISTRIES HALL, No 5S5 Broad
way" Ia SomnsmbGla" Buckley's serenSders
TERRACE GARDEN Third-ave. and Fifty ty-eghth-st.
-Mcleuhsuer's Grand Concert Miss CsnisSa
, 1870-12-08

name .s noted yesterdsy. me aggregate demand
va moderately ta1gt- We quote: Csusneas
o1deIed. snd sra1n!aied. AAYi:Hs;, 4, saP-
s11S .sxfaskG nos saadas
l9*@lskc: Gus, common % fairs tl@1nxe1
con mon to fair. I9nEc: Pnsso Rtco, prime 70
fsiI 1ia,l; n.;.a1a eos; p5@s Q t,stss sa1!ss.
hishnaad. {, is4sssSs: Long islaad. iaSs
sfRCPs-Trade was fairly active, and quoex-
syrup, s:a4oc: Cnoa molasses, +o3≻ Porto
new. n.aa0c: sood saaasnouse and golden sJrup.
M96se: extra 7ra7se: choice silver dr1ps, sh3
Sc; silver dE1ps. e1t1a Ane, ose23l:!a
10 bags and ~ bu At *i.sa- cloyer-ao and bags
II 1855; 5 hs9s at $500. F!a1-1a hags 1t sl.aA
STARcH-T;e inquiry Vas mea9re at the an
H p1rr. ssaioe; Pe1rt. e,ys'si. sasas: ssas: ia
e iie % Wss,s aa5; pals, Sss: oasTs .asnaf;, sas
sALT-There Is continued good demand for
this commodity, and sales are readily Effected II
The following range OF prices: Saginaw Gne,
8 orl, ss.so; diamond {, = osf, saso: Asnto7.
dalry, = p,l. sa:0: nairt, with bags, $o.so2a75;
oea sopa 4 ASp / ~ saiERAru4rne aiGsf demand was
favored buJerA We quote: Py:eA a3aHc: Bah
btt1's medicinal, aA,albc; Deland's cdcutrai- *
@sH dot healthy. sst@9c; do, pure, s7SHc: WIS.,
ecbe.'s stlE edRr. A9skc; Kntl medal @7oAc-
SF1CE3-conrtnue In fair request, aad the mar
ket ruled a1m At former quotauony: A1!sp'cc, .
9qS:; clover. stl4oc; ca.sit, eS9s3c; pe2perr s5
csc: uutEneRs. sLNlt.E~
TEas-Dtslers :rpotsed IN increased denend.
both On local and interior sec7unt, and quotations
| were. as general thing, fully sustained: 1ounk
Hy.or, con- mon to fstr. DO. nne t. choice,
N.953L 50: superior 70 1oc imperial, Il oA9l 20:
| ope ID good Runp0wder, f3-n33t.2 ca0ce 10 et-
trx choice, si~&t9l s: choice 70 extra lear Isp4n
| sN190c. co'ored u1t1rAl Leaf Japan. 9sc7st.io:
common 10 tine Oolong so9s5c, extra dne, siE@
LEI -....-.
cas1rSaNE1rz. ssessIos: Choice. sosaec
saoSjSoStnoiee, sa3ssc; medium, es,sesc
PIUo-Satura ieat. 9oca 90; half bright. 7ssaz
| SOC; black, sound, 63;A10c-
| NOAp-Tte demA1d continues Light, and u
maEket Waa steady II the following fanae o. pt.
ces !: Beech. t7.br4soo: maple, E3ARs'co
hickory, 5000: slabs, $a,5026oe+ delivered.
WOttPricea we're shade e9Sfar bit nomlu
ally UNCHANGED. The iruutry WIS flahk We q1o ose
Tub. ezra clean, 4s99oc: nh eommon. tsa!.e
xL bAd condition. heavJ, s5+ass:: d.ecet.
good coEclt!ou. ltRht, 4Ia%5c; fleece. :, bad con
ditlnu, heavy. sa737t; fleece. medium. good eu1
ditior, light, si9s3: deece, medium, psd cond
ttop, heavy. s57s7c: neecet coarse, Hight, and Gil
| ~. &t3aSc: neece. unwtshed. nne 3aAs6c: ns%cs
/ unx athed, cCas1e, 4S73oc: fleece. blrsY. Sas
on: leece, bucks, oue-nalf price Of waanekt.
, 1870-12-08

they psstod company, tho lAtter goluc Away
fri. About an hour after leaving tho place.
Captain Russt Il returned hur1iedly and said
be had beeu robbed Of y, 200 ia bills. II ap-
paazx ba bad $500 In one package stored
away in what he considered Z aafo pocks,,
xnd the balance be had "a loose money for
present ura All wAa Eone the Captain had.
in fact, been .hectuAlly cleaned out BY the
fair and frail donoiselle, whose seductiye io-
duepca had led him aatray for tho nonco, He
could get no satiefacslon At thp Wins street
honse, ard finally rep,ired, Ia contiderAbls
excitement, to ths Pollce Station. Here he
told hts story, and inquired vere immeiit;cly
instituted by .ihe police; without, hos.
ever, any satisfactory results. Yesta:day
mo.ning the chief put his best detectives on
tue track, md di1lgent et1arta were made
70 ttzce tho matter up, but up to late hour
lust nigh, without ruccea4. Tue girlia known
to tho police, but abe could not b found, nor
suv cine to the disposihooot tho large amount
OF money ahn is supposed to have taken. It
u probable abe Is hidden away IN soma OF the
dens Of the cypnsus, and hopes to lie psrdu
until the excitement bloEa over Tbs matter
viii never bo brought before court, and unless
the police can succeed in making the dxmsal
diegefge, the money ia vanished forever.
Captain Russell no doubt bitta1ly TeG1eta
the lnditc1etion by which he his suffered 60
seriously, but the atIair viii not be entirely
fruttleea II 1t serves Ii 4 warning to Others to
AVOID the perils of gas-lighted streets and the
temptations Of "mAide who lore the nnuon.'
, 1870-12-08
t-Rte1, 1,vA@f'-sAtprseTts.o
$50. ls6o. 1sso. IsSs.

Tho following has been received mp to lo
,'eioek this morning: 121 cars EheAt; y
'ars corn; II; cats oAtsi cara I5e; 10
:ars harley. Total 2i9 CATS, or 81, ,0o9 ou.
l401 bu wheat: 7,61l hr corn; s,655 bu oats
lis bu rye 4,216 bu barley.
There VIA full attendance on 'Change to-
cay, but not much business transacted,
except In wheat and lard. Paeea Of bread
.turs were geperally arn, and averaged high
" New York Advices and on account OF lighter
George J. nsine md H. E. Ross we're elect
d this morning rs two additional Directors Of
the 0.en Board to serse till May next
niehsines were rather quiet, INT 6ru, and
| bout &c higher. Sales we're eco br's new
ur-bound II sss<c. The market closed with
uyere At this fsure, md II Sic for old IN
| tptrbound packages.
Dr-ssed toga were vcrv quist, but arm 1t
Il. 1ioas prices. There are scarcely auv offer
.uR. SA1es we're about IS head. II e7.75@s-&
| I. piius to choice
Proy1eioas xese quiet and urchsnged, e1.
.ept On lard, which vas moderately active an<1
:. thsde eAeier. oslnE to the growing conyic-
ION shat this vii BE- the laEEee'
ard % season ... ever known. Tn, Tn;
.elier, but, - these Are I good many who th;oi
be caA1ce+ NE gcod for reaction. the odar
uc. are generally taken Tho receipts o
togs were larger to-day. but that 9act did no
ruxlnce any appreciable weakening In prices
u bay ers we're more free, teeing that til
aeather eeems nos to be On tile turn for
cold apzp, For the frat time this selso
eash pork WIS dull 1t the prices wiiliaGl
nd for options for future delivery. tn
market closed 1t 9?0. 5o@2l.00 for clexr pork
=ls 25@la50 for mess pork e1s,95@1s.5o fc
DO %ailes December. or seller JAtusr5, or Sc
ie4 February: seIler March Il e13.5o ptiun
meer. 2ls75Gl9.00: extra prime do, e14.s
@14.s0. Lard, 1llf@l154c; tosellsr J4nua,
ve February, Ike; do seller Mssc'
llA<Nll1c. Green meats we're qaots
5 ,t5H@ & for shoulders; Sa@s5<c for rouf
.,dtsi 50 for short ribs; a5<c 4
hort clear; and 1o@lO;1c for h,rn
: Meats in al, ten or fft&en ds5s qaoted 1t 6
!: G6kc for sbouidorA sss{@9c for rough ii ae
: u.Get.r for shos1 rib.: md 10c for shortcle,
!, Il j, ose; boxed meats about tc s5ove the'
II ,uotatiots. Boxed Cumberland, 999Ac- SEe
= ,,ckled hams quoted at l1@l2c, Aoeosd;'
!, {, quality, pars cuset- Mess beef, sll:o
= s1.ra mrsa do, S19.W; beef hams, ss.W
i y 90; gseasee, 6R@9xc and tallou;
4 aAc for etty butchers, and SIC for paeFf
T. salee we're 1tpoF.ed of 100 o.ls mass PC
= 1t sl8.75; 1000 brls do seller the mos %
y i sls.50: 80 hrls do seller Jannary At $ls
- l.400 brls do Keller FehtuaEy (part list ev'
u. ,pR) It ela50; 700 br1s do saller MArch
IN sis 20 500 nrls do seller si1 months
q: {Ia a12h; 100 eris PRIME uees Q.st eyeou
a >ellet the month Ut &19.00: 6s nrte e1
~ Mius - A14 50; 50 kcs laxl QAst evening
u u ilHc: $50 ta do 1t 11xo; TO tn do -
st 80 days 1t 11xc; eo tA Do se1lsr Is da5'
, 1870-12-08
8.' arce due c. 4 n. v. R. 3, Co, o:t

lait.. .$tteS~t*->@
Less ar Quit frcetved fer sale Of L. C.
LAP. R R Cos bonds, and for
, 1870-12-08

boilers. sud tbst it w1s effected BY c9n-
spiraey and c.mhinstiun, tno chief movers TO
stioh we.o John r. Elandgs, Prssidsnt Of
the Bostau, Hartford l. EHa RzlroAd, Fisk.
IT,, Jay Gould. xnd Frederick A. Lane. It u,
leges that the latter dea1red TO obtain control
fof ,hs Purposs 81 committing tho COMBAT, ,Da.a,,
in sId Of the Boston, Hartford
L Eie line. speculative enterprise
Of very baz.rdouA and questionable chrsetet,
in which the abovs parties. partieusirty Ed
rl'Se, Ws1e lArgesy interested. Tha sna.ar
makes mention Of belief thst the elec-
don was conducted to some extent bJ
tbs purchase Of "pEosiss" Tor voaOgr
and By tho aid OF s7o, 900 contributed By
the Bosten i Hartford Company. It aaserts
that The immediate object ot ths eoMb!oa-
tors VIA ehect-d BY the using Of 95o0, 600
worth OF Boston, Hartford / Erie Railroad
tords. which xeFe put into circulation IN tbs
name Of the Enc Company, aud also c1:uA
that the bonds fol in value on acceunt Of the
eiecreditable operations Of the Directors
, 1870-12-08
10 the President
rbe xdnlrplss vtsst TO Gen. Grant
arptnnnttpn OF tho Lctscr-PoFtef
$3,ll tho fFirnd oil Gf0nt-WAf
utnty Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s,R d:tnFaf.

rhe Admlxn1ss Visit TO Gem Grant
k1ptnn alton OF the Lctser-PoTef
$1,ll thc fflrnd OF tsFnns-WAf
uinry Of the Admlrnl-hnudneAo
1f Grant.
Washington correspondent Of the Eo4on
Post II lAtes the eeere thai oeea!sa e., Hneu ~
lica.ion Of the Wclles letter Tho 1Te',dent
HAs surrounded hy bis Sccte At7ef. and e1-
Secrtta.v lore Va. A.-o rrcsent AZ the Ad-
mirars entrance tho President lnid oeno tne
et,er and hle o.. rlas' ne u anir s1s
wrote It, but. II 70, the assertions ara m"
war7anted,~ Admiral Porter .ppsoaeh'd d she
President, va received cortlta!ly ~ h,a, aca
said "Nr. r1eF,fept. yeu have fesd tnst
letter, Eurl otci An sfd1m.siEe ars~ss
VIZ Ever, Nl,en the Admiral continued:
t.WeII I don't know ~hether wrote It or
not. hut il did Il rufi ha-A t~en under cir
.,,rrstanrts = that apy officer, With 240 vra~<a
! =, far i,is command. and with miny dtf1cul.
.;1s 10 =, ccupter, vonld have written. ! ~tl
mi be euErn.cd At your being atsr5. How
ever, it will not change my pesso1ai me. e.
s"f re- p;.n,d+t, var ereat!s ruroriscd II tbs
Avn, sl'n yir NIL acknowledgement Ex'sec
49,. Ho,;e In warm friend OF For o. ane
,,1nsS him 10 .5cn Il publish disclaimer q
once.. Tho Admiral cerlired 20 90 20, ana ad
=. cnely atsersc1 that Governor na"s =, ~ ,fs
exsGff ;*c1;et fuSss quertls II. xe'e LET. letter q q
ufeb a., ,b;ect ccrtr,iion 10 the President ~. "a
a'ug;s !.s;s,. In authenticity ef th~ leueE, aa'
nN.u!E .,r ,.daiuC that he IL still tne Hslui
pnnsrc friend Ct General GIANT. Ana a.. va !
.;wsvr reuaiu 90. no mats, s.a - ,aont ;,
G.ptral Gr1nt may 1ee .':. .r;rsn III. uffol
, onnsrouepce ri the pubi1:''y si'ea "''
.urrts and ill-considt red letter; A.. Admin
toT T1'e enr.rrs,iou H with friends tne AaM, !.
t ~ m G n,nre deprecAtirE-even stEt s,nt,
r. ls'ses a. pst I'd eesss ?s,s, Ms .
: sinusd iDgerue1.i!s:.. !:.,r s ist Gems m Of il ~h
q ~ M: :Asntr,i III o saos nede+t aeeseaasgn .,u
tSs 1ns. n no1 es1e for tho place Of Aoaif'' WV
, 1870-12-08

An extensive breeder Of horses In South Car
olipa has recently written letter 10 an aRyieulku
n. paper. stating that more horses die In the
y uln stom eating damaged oBtf than from slt
other cankeR. As oats are cut rather green, and
I freD lid with mAnv green weeds, the writer
eet+a that It Is very dIdcuE to keep this ktad OF
fodder from moulding In the centre OF the stack.
He FAYE that manV lpituRls die from the effects
are supposed 70 have htcu Killed BY the blind stag
gers
AL the Partisan papers arc getting up sub
scstpttons for the purchase Of Cannon The Sitele
rad already putchAset thelr cannon at latest ma1
stc unts, While the Sdi'onak I'D collected 30 far
:.000 TRADES for tuch purpose The members OF
tie Psr1stAn p e*s seem to take Ertat interest 10
artillery ter for they battalion Of asii5
nry Dv tbemtelses Schoeldua has been appointed
connaE0er ct the same. and Charles Hugo and
N. Lievre, capsAnA. one Of the btrre11es has
heep manned hy the whrle editorial corps aud
other employees Of tho Pa Is KaIptL They have
been practising for active setvtce-
E gland. aurtog the paat year has bought
$500 0c0 worth Of false h1ir.
, 1870-12-08
CRlSP1N'S CHEAP LABOR
Tho khocmn kct&, Stkkx O Commented
"A Chnnce fer the Hsntnen Chr

"A Chnncs fer the I1ensnen Cnss
Fto,. Ii. Nag Yask Hrald, Dre.a
Delegates Ct the Nov York boot and shoe
tture. ibe hinds Of which are controlled oy
the Knights OF 81. Ctsepin. nat last night 1t
neettsaT se M to met REDUCTION Of IS per cent
on pree etat pr1ct g. which the boss manufatnr-
ers ~J+h TO make. The meeting WAS private
the order being / secret one--but the fol
loxitc appear TO be the fats ID the care ~
communle.ted to Herald reporter BY = prom
Ia June, 1863, rho Cfisptns sttuck for an i'd
vaues Of w1gts. which wA tnaily
granted t5 the employers About that
t,me The "oosses" formed M organ-
izat,on called the BOOT md Shoe
board" the object Of which csssnsio!5 was
mutual gurpo7t against failures and losses,
nd TO secure red1ctious In railto'd freight.
sge+, but VI ich tbs men cllim VS. intended
10 d,sEurt the Crirpius. go that til. employers
! could control the men In their fespec1se
eboce. Since the formA'too OF the BOOT
and Shoe Bnard the men bare i~;red that
| ,he losses would ret11a'e IN the dull season,
uhicb il now A. hArd. During the past setsen
ne meu ~ nit that rho bcs 90 haze lost hsav-
iiy~ ard believe that nos, u tho instagation Of
ecuc Of their rumoer. tnty purpose to reiua'
! hurre ,bemselvss by cutting dswn the prices
OF lat or. ....-.e-..
Al the meeting lask ulSut &utEt! suops ~eAE
ren, n,eeented. ana With oue exception thev ~
expressed shtlr readiness to 80 =" on stf'ke
The crirpius claim to have 5000 members il
| tha r,ty. tut At present there All
.,ort ~ txn hupdred en- Ftrik~. Theee b-lont
to xhs, als termed tho a1st-class Shops
i, h.i, Ut der, tced test u these soog' r. r.
nrireiI Al houfe is thai OF E. c. Bort, 70 ~
@ Enw' rbc, bo.eveE, eeems to be hiehi
thoneh, Of by Tho m.n. Tho chops At presen
on esIlke are f, C. au.t. q Park Ro*, q men E
R.,ro.X Ecyd l6 co,,ese-pact. 59men; T.
c. Morrow. II Warren e'fe-': y ns1' Aess. ~ :,
9n ws,ren tt,ret, l6 men. TIE C:asoios ser,
, ~ Soc,snl ot the result, ard say tba irsus VI
: forresi on H. q, A .mi',ng mernber OF It
~ a1 ram Germany hsiled the reporter {
! @ HI. @,v out with :" al ask. mister. ia dat se
! viii but die blk vurd in for u.s.
, 1870-12-08

The Onion CompapY'a steamer Eo1thAm,
from tho Cape, arrived on Saturday with :
largo geneial cargo. including diamonds
valued It a14, 600. She aiso bring two very
perfect large gems, tbs Roos diamond, nAmed
star Of Hetron, : splendid Stone Of a,1ty
carats, md the Wippenaaza Company'a dit
mond OF twenty-five carata.
Tho diamond felds continued Welding verE
favorable results. finds being - large as erAr:
The population in the diggen camps nad
risen to II .0oo pessons.
A magnificent diamond, Weighing Bs lie
carats, the largeet Jet found there, has been
discoyered by Mr Wheeler, Who was offered
for It on The spot f22, 900. but he wan:ed
ESQ, 900, sud he Is On the WAY to England
with 1t.
British magistrates and mounted police were
about TO be appointed fer tho iiggiogs BY The
Colonial Government. The diggers hid re-
ce.ved this ne<n with unbounded enthusiasm.
Tbs Executive Committee 1t tho diAmoua
helds had forwardea IN address expressing
The great qualification felt At what the Ltau-
tenant Governor says In = proclamation. that
the a!leged turbulent a.ate of the diggngs
pe pulation nod unheaIthiness OF the folds
have been contr&d,cted.
, 1870-12-08

Total. t1l..................-.9n S1s,E2 1Q.sl5
SORE pAxAuk-pastna tae : s1aaen .q1.ii ~ on
City OF Buffalo IN tow vheH shr wind sttueS her.
driving The bark fout OF the s-hhone, ktng F,snE
ssftDF s.ss tns eoGp S,Iss sf ne FIX y a. Bq n
irRs: teaftuK asAy the l1nbooms OF the srhoouer
Southwest and ba'k neuilspEefs' re ~ and
doing considerable datnygI To the schooner S L
Natrer.-Cfe tfand He7aM.
LIFT RER9Np--The propeller Antelope, which
r Snasy ~ 1s e
Afetu1ue, bofh cosf-Iaden, for this port Thd
weather vas very b1isterons. and the wtnh AhI I'd.
~ sug = a.
put hack to Ruf!al0 or into Erie Near Long Point
ihe Antelope met the brig Psauk1e Wilcox, leak
ioVt1 her INTO shoai waser. The tug Rescue. of
the toast WtecsfnR Compsnys Eervre, 1As met,
ard sent 10 the 1eret Of the dfahe,i vessel, w1tn
ltaI.-DttFaif faoAl- 8fh.
COMING THRorGR The harf st Lswrence and
fcht oner Golden F:eece are now on their wAv mp
the taSea laden with coal froM Clevean4i for CHI
caro-. Acct nfln4 to th~r copttzct thev are 10 re-
c. i've t~o dollars per son for the cnal II tt Is tlS
they sre 10 receive only IS cents per ton Vim Z
cnntiochnce OF the present favorable heather sev-
erAl "Aya longer. they Will Be enabled to CONS
NV BssaE LiSEEMc 1ea1a that Messi[
k!Ery, CApeeter 4 Co, Of Chicago. haEe put
cnast tet. rsntc!es Favozts-, Win t7e iesenttou
ct cstshfslIyuR ftue Of osrKes betEeen Chicavn.
Milwaukee,, and their mills at Menou1tRre. Tue
| n.m own the hafkh snrNra amt MenoMtnee. aud
trhorner Three Bells. The barks will be stripped
| nf tnetr outnr and converted Into bssRes. Mhilo
Che fchoor ef IS to l1c sold and new barge bollr
! 10 supply her place. The new nne will 20 int1
oterstion on Iae opening OF navigation next
8Prng. -.-.....-
| Skw STfAxEK-The rev steamer Firtnr, tho
property nt the Ra! Of Qufnte and River st.
taHter &C Narration "mpsnS." asr:7ed here last
/ wttk fto1n Mill PoluF, where she vas haltt- She
trcncht with her IN tnw the dtsmant1fsi stc2Enef
| Otawp, TO whnse btuM how and skapclesl huf1
hsr own hesusifui and taperinz Ines AFFORD .
| suorc contrast. She has much more carrying
| caparty 1han the St Ne1ep, her ditneoAouA helnR,
| q. n kfly can ascertain. IS fonw1: Length,
1se fec': width af null. "a feet inches: wtit1
nver sil. Including pahhse bo1es, IS fret: nominal
bn der. a'out 2;5 tons She IL equally we'll adapt
| al for Like nr river sraL1le.-Iieton T1tmst
, 1870-12-08
Dearase Of month. a7,47s,

TO State Of Ma.saehnsetts fos claim Of lala.
The lLca1 money market remsios without
special change. The changesn the weather. is
not poeitive enough to set tho pork packers
At work very vigorously, and consequently
tho ban kn are experiencing no particular in
crease in their demands for money. From
tho johbing and lumber merchants, there IL
but little cemand, because they know that in
the present situation they cannot get ..mncb
money from the bauks, and know it is useless
10 asf. There ia, however, = good del Of
paper offered in the etreet, but recent fail
ures have made those who hare money 10 use
in that way, cautious about what they tuy-
No failures Of importance have occurred dur
ing the present week. The only two Of aus
importance that have occurred ut al. took
place last week, and tbongh the present dull
trade and slow collections are Likely to cause
others before the end Of the yen, 1t will onl1
bc OF such concerns II are tt!ing To do lA1ge
tutipees On = email capital
Exchange continues very fcAtte. and sales
aro made between banks At rs, per Il 900
rremium. At the counter, bankers sell at
lilo premium, and buy 1t par.
The following quotations for huyiug and
selling government bonds, local stocks, gold,
aud silver In this market, this afternoon. are
'urEitbcd by Lunt, Preaton d kean, bank
rfs No. II Clark etreets
, 1870-12-08

AN ecesu.,c .n,,.u,4,up..t III Pa1tucsst;u Gua+ Is,
l., hhs rreiaseh y sNc1es ui stxty-Sx 20 Ir..
uo rscss, Answering to the nt,moef OF ,sn sn ~,
wien W.. T1a1ksgls.nx and his b thdAS. ~aHn Mn Il.
wah check sf = 49, ana :. seamless - snent a.,
.et tke hnca! pslt+.n, The fortunate Pc sna ena
VIC snst Five ~i.htn the sixty y-stx days, tae soa
ra+o 10 thf bssk OF JniRea. nv. IL: Ont ol
NE eater eame totth u,s4'. and ont OF the stsone
same meaning and apptie .s.on which he gives It.
The Geld II pen " VII, snd any ope can subject
hie r her solution 70 the sest ly csrefnty wntlnR
IT out ard etnnlt II lhrnoeh tie mil 10 pcle
Ssnt Son. Pa~tut ket. R. r.
The ''MAred vi men'a Properly Act," lately
patstd tly sh~ B'luan Pltanent fEess a fuab&pd
o. fore mst1l4Ee. A woman ever 10 teepiy Ia
debt ras nov hut to mt11y, md her CREDITORS may
FhlAIe 10y thtir ducE.
, 1870-12-08
The Enxsf.n tsondnoadcF>' Answer 10
tho Ere directors.
Ftou. thk Nflf IeEk 7'rNt7s III ..
&s~N = nn-kn i

ro,,.s, Tor Mees.u. Henry l. Raphael,
p,bsn H.,tb. md oueers. the E. gitsh
s.oshhoidtrs s;Es d. q tbe E1ie Rai1..y cepp.n,.
nas am,s e. u,f Te.,e.sy. se>io.t The comp!stss e
FL. Js, s1d Justin white Ths re scr.ssn.
vae rsnt ID 10 Ibis Couzt from tns stee sa
I,ee Court h xssfs r. I.1 y ~ 1oiuninoas deoie.
Ine ,5,s,1l ..r.ees sss s9 ,Ss eoDn.e
for B.t etna ot the .Es.a Company, ,aa aaa a, aS
,,enmpi,htd ~, ~ ; f.ir 1ats o. oo,sa no e.. s..
sh,rrholders, ao*uAled b , desann @ III ah.-a -
bensdt Of the company and '& 'n' s''st7
, 1870-12-08

Al nsysi ofhceIs have medical attendance
and medicines 1t tie expense OF tho govern
lneI.t. ..-. .
When on rea service they receive M average
ircrcsee of per cent in ray md rations, &c.
The Aamirtl receives el3 900 per anuum,
and the Vice Admifa! q ,6G6.
Tie cis1i citieers' pay renaina the aarns ~
when the f1lccs we're created. except tue First
i,omnt1oller'a aud Treasurer. Theso have
been increased. Tbs clerks have Also hcen
graded int 10 classes, and higher pay given. but,
AZ they think. rot snfticient..
II il understood that this matter will be
taken up at nm early day Of the coming session.