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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
New Publications.
MEXICAN PH0T0-LITH0GRAPH CO.'S
~ OFFICE has been removed to No. 1903 Fulon-st. \ Y
A NEW NOVEL BY LOUISA MUHLBACh
j. APPLETON & Co,
90, 92, AND 81 GRAND-ST., NEWYoEK,
Publish TINS Day;
IIOI4I,IE \S1r


A LIFE PICTURE or THE NAPOLEONIC ERA.
BY LOUISA MUHLBACH.
Translated by Chapman Coleman
vol svo. Illustrated PaPa covers, Sli C.o;h, ~ "A
Prom The Pittsburgh Gazette.
Muhbaehs novels history, quite much Maeaus
hays difference tina, they novels
they Of history ja vel yaver records and
therefore worthy attention The student well as Of the reader who
only amur. Never history made fascinating
Ii is us,iul knowledge sugar-coaed"
CONTENTS:
Book L-D.Ys REyoLurIoN-Dys o ChdhooThe ProTh
sey-Cousequeuce OF the ReyouuonG BCnapae-lhe Nuluai
BOnaparte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Fortune-BouaDarie Return
Book ITHE QUEEN HoL,SD-A Fir Loye-Lou Bonaparie
King-The CalumuyKng Empeo-Napo
HePrenouonThe DivoceThe King Of HollaDd-Juno
the Duke Of AbrneLou Napoleon Vendor Of Voes-Da Of
hOuneTA Allies in PsQueen fOrteuse and the Emperor Alex
snder-The Uncles-Dcaih Of The Empress Josephine.
BOOK HTHE REsroRAroy-The Retu Bourbons-Tbe Bour
NapoeonsMpme De Satellite Oh and the New Era
She Burial Of Louis XVI and his WfNapoeon Return from Ela
Louis XyI Departure and NapOeoD RetuTbe Hundred Days
Kspoleol's Adeu
Book vTHE LEuThe BsnihmeDt Of the Ouch
Leu-Lous NsrOeOa Chh-The Revolution Of 1880
NapoleonTbe Flight aLOus Philippe and the
LeaPhmage through Fanoe-Frsgmens from the
Neners Of Queen HoteBse-Tbe Lady Pilgrim
nAk Co. pub,h by the sstlo each volume Illustrated:
JOSEPH II. AND HIS COURT vol, 8,o, paper, s1i CLOTH
HKvRY VIII AND CATHERINE PARR- vol, avo, paper 81;
cloth, 81 30.
THE MERCHANT OF BERLIN ! vol, $40, paper, sli cloth
elsa
FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS COURT Paper, 81; cloth
$50
FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS FAMILY Paper 81; cloth
eIa
BERLIN AND SANSSOCC1 Pepper, 81; ,loth, Al 80.
MARIE ANTOINETTB AND HER SON. Paper, 81; cloth 81 90
NAPOLEON AND TIE QUEEN OF PRUSSIA Paper al cloth
elsa
NAPOLEON AND BLUCHER Paper, Al cloth 81 30.
THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE Paper. 81 cloth 81 50
OLD FRITZ AND TIE NEW ERA. Paper, 81; cloth ~ 90
GOETHE AND SCHILLER. Paper. 81; cloth, 81 So
ANDREAS HOPPER Paper, 81; cloth ~ 80
THE DAUGHTER OF AN EMPRESS Paper, 81; cloth 81 So
- OF mail any address the United
OF receipt 81 the price
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PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

The fOllOwing list Of plans Of new buildings sub
mtted during the past week to Mr. James NJ MacGrc6Or
the superintendent Of Buildings, for his approval:
Plan No 56Broome and Sheasts 2soTy brck
stable 25r57. Owner. r. Hoe Co.
Plsr No 552Fy and Nnhaye corner sI 3story
and basement Blown soae dwellings l681'o Owner b. r. Far
child
plan No 563-Ffehs 1870 H. ". Of S1have.; 4stOry
brck stable. $3.50. Owner, Robert Anderson.
Plan Foueyut-St Nc. SO 10 81 lsiory bnck
ssvmll. l6I45. Owner, NJ. r. Schureman
Plan 565One -undredand seveuteenht :, 100 IT, e. OF
Thrave 4Oy tenements 2OKi8 Owner A.
Plan No 5e6west oh 25 a. 49, three 4Oy brown stone
! c dwellings Owuer james Blackhurst
Plan 7-S}st 225 Of Uhaye, 3story malt house
Plan No 7-74hs rs Of 3dsye, 4sO brown stone
tenement 25HSl Owner Oscar Weston.
Plan 10 -l27bst lis Of 4thsve two 3sOry brownstone
lc dwelling. l2oN5O. Owner, james Webb.
No u 9have. 5StOry brck stores
and tenemeuts. 25x55. Owner, Thomas McLelland
Owner Mr. BeggS
tenements, 25I7O Owner A Riechardt
Plan No 53Ilthave POO n Of 4O two 4story brick stores
2itht No l2 5ty store and tenement If
lO5 Owner, J. W. Dimck. "
Plan No 5-West 52st 3i5 and 3d. 4oy brick stores and
teuenents 2o152 Owner. w Blrenhurg.
and ColstS 1story brek tene
ment 26 l0rto.8. Owner, John LeTscher
5T1-Oab No g. 4tory brick satonh house, 48Oi3
81 Police. CITY Department.
Plan and Msdougasts fory bnck
store and dwelling, l9x29. Owner, J NJ Often .
Plan 5795st 2l0t Of 9thaye lsory brick stable,
24xl6. Owner Samuel Bertschy.
Plan Orchalt. los OF HesteTsi one 5sto BRICK
tenement John Herdtieider.
Plan 5357tbt 5 Of Shaye, two 4story brown stone
front l dwellings, l5I45. Owner, Stafford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Thursday, June , 1870.
A large business was done to-day in real
estate At the Exchange the Messrs Farchld Steven
SON. son & Co continued and closed the sale Of the Dyck
man estate and the MeSsrs Roberts Mcclure, ana MI
D. VI. Seaman, had supreme Court sales Of improved ana
uuimproved city property. The DOdd Farm at Bloom
field N j. was sold by the Messrs A. d. Melick, jr, Son
~ Bro Particulars Of these sales are appended.
Mr.. Thomas :. Mitchell has sold the Graham Manu-
featuring Co.. of Mansfield Ohio also 5000 acres OF land
at La Porte Indiana S250OOO This property is within
the city limits and is to be III city lots La Porte IL %
miles from Chicago.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EDINBURGH

BIZ PR-Scs Being tirl volume Of edition Of ttS
British Esssst, 10 be comPeei So ~ VOLUMES octave Pnc -
per volume Previously published, "MlckiuiOshs Msclane
bCsyss Mceue" lote be boRel by Wilson, Ahssn, NGcsu
ky, TaIori and others.
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A. J. BLEEcKgR Aucioneer. 1870 =,
Cpl ,FNDTD BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION

CPLENDID BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
- In THE VILLAGE OF FREMONT WESICHESIER COUN-
TY-PART or THE LATE ABRAHAM BASsFORD - TATB-A ..
BLEECKRR SON Co will sell at auction on FklDAi June ~ icy
Al II O'clock SalesroOm No III Broadway, H. TIE
following choice property the village Of fremont Weeester Comfy
AvR-3 lots ng in body Socuma ave- forming plot
having front Of 2ls feet on the street BY about w
in depth.
SITCTMAvR-5 adjoining the above Slocumaye with
front feet similar depth 70 the above described
plot ,p.,,.,
sLOCUMAvE and l-Aout 80 lots socumave and Bassfop
BASSPORD PLACE. opposite the 2racts first described
VALENTINE ) lots Valentine and Centraaye ana
CENTRALAyE on Bassfonp opposite me a5 no,
il the midst Of the finest improvements and eho
society place. the Depot Of the Harlem and NeSaYen Kan
road. 10 the vicinity WahI p close TO Nayergst at rs IN
rcton with Monis macaaHled half mile TO Central Pars
oueyar hall Forhem Village mile tO jerome Park ana
Harlem River Depot Of the sputen Du! Road IN
short hands0nest accessible and convenient oah
the horse railroad connecting with the
day and night The title peec ana inc e
OF ale win be liberal. Maps at II Ceiarst
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RUTHERFORD PARK

HAS NOW TWO INDEPENDENT DOUBLE TRACK RAILROADS
TO SEw-YORK and So INHABITANTS
In THREE YEARS WILL HAVE 5000 POPULATION and THREE
INDEPENDENT DOUBLETRACK ROUTES to NETWORK con.
Meeting FBRRIEs, with 100 TRAINS DAY To parties
THAT WILL BUILD WILL USDBRsBLL longer credits any
Suburban PROPERTY Of ,quA within mile, Of Ne~Yo
GEO. T.. WOODWARD,
IsI BROADWAY. sYw.ioKX
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD
aud after MONDAY, MAY IT, 1870 Trains will leave o's
James Slip.
s:Oo Greenport and Sag Hsrhor NAL Train.
1000 Northport WAY Train stopping intermediate tstohi
$3.50 D. Grtenport and Sag Harbor Express
49Q D. m. NorthJor; Express Train
$50 D. SorthpOu Wa Train.
Hunters Point for North bhp and ntmeaio'
stations
Trains branch for Hampstead Suudy trains or Rn
Valley Huntington, Norhpo esys hsntsrs
POINT AZ 9 A. m and o. N. J. ID. BARTON. Supt
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Real Gstate TO GtthaHge.
Gouses an0 farms tJante0.
Citp l1ropcrtp TO Eet.

EIRST-CLASS HOTEL to RENT and FUR
SGrURE for SAIEA first class Hotel with about 80 room on
Broadway upper furniture AMI equipments
pet house price furniture and other Information IN
qu re OF HOMER MORGAN, No. ? Pnest (1oD
yVNO RENT, FURNISHED, on side street
near Uuon-saure-A Our-ory fuEsi1d, brogn-stone
English basement HOUSE; especially suitable for professional gentle
man. Apply o HOMER MORGAN PinesL QIol
no LEASE SECOND BUILDING from
Il Broadway. Will be ready sbout ibe 18th Of July .
Corner drst hoor about feet by % FEET with
iron front and pategas Also the Second Floor n feet BY
l feet together separately. Apply NICOL DAVIDSON, Oh
Broadway. Stesm power if required.
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Citn Real gstalc for Sale.
EOR SALE-One of the finest RESIDENCES
IN city, 5IlOO northeast Maionaye ami Thirty
ninth st. D. GLOVER. 81 Wiihau-si.
STH-AVE., near 46h-st.-An elegant brown
- HOUSE 4aory ghsoop price reasonable with
without furniture, stable wanted; ng the city. Apply
20 W. T. SEYMOUR III Broadway
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Gcarhcrs.
1flusiral Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER.
n HORACE WATERS, ISL BROADWAY, NBW,Y0RK, ,
will dispose Hundred PIANOS MkLODkONS and ORANS o
M extremely low prices for cash during this month";
OF SIS monthly until psd the to Let and
rent applied purchased New Chckerg Pianos ior Kent
MONTHLY instsliaeH's received for same
If you want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
Il NJ MERREIIlS Gate L. p Cummiugss) Warroorn No. -
Union square sold on nsamen rented smed large
stock best makers Examine before selecting elsewhere.
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ID. APPLETON 90 HAVE RECENTLY PUBLISHED:

I THE Gagged LION. Novel By Charoee N. Yonge author
n The Her Betevd The Chape' Of Pearls &c One vol,
m IOYHAIR A Novel By Right Hon. b. Dsrael NJ. P.
Prom Granoe he-ts Cloth. Price Cheap edition,
paper Proe -.
IN THE WOMAN or BUSINESS b Msuce Savage author Of
BcbeOr e AuT One vol, octave paper Pce 10 cents
" RACE FOR 4 WIPE By the author Of Breges Lang1n
One VOL. oc,svo. iaIer Price % cents.
v HENRIETTA TEMPLE A Love story. BY the Right Hon
BENJAMIN .fse one vol. -speE Price 81 cent.
VI SKELETON TOJRS-Ghroagh England, Scotland, ireland
Denmark Norway Sweden. Russia Poland, and Spain. with
sarog ws,s OF getting Jre the tine occupied and the
cost 81 each ouner party Of four With Of the principal
hing especially country hou, By Henry Winthrop Sargent
lsDo. 100 pge.. Price Al.
TIE lhie StAts
orr aeavf sfU
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AUCTION SALE OF NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
ny A. ID. MELIICK. JR.t BRO
Of land bloomfield, houtHhr " >, M.
Known Dodd Farm" butcher.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD. -
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
o-r-K..k lo.t q I.- "A foot Of hri sto


pepo EewYork, foot Of Barclays and foot o. Csrophsi st.
SUMMER ARgANSEMEYIs .92,9usa.g aoSPAd AP @
Branch Dover with Chester Branch at ws.eroo Nth sgsI
for for Sssyc CT, '1 s SssiS ao Great Be 5
and 0vego and all points on the acEi"aHnA az. booH'Sg
Tlo m LBHiGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, At SsHsrs Morn.
EsD vi, RSPiog s Bel: Eel A.65. B .ss tas
4:l0p m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Chester
R. %aterlSS with sassey R sOd = Washington With AID
$50 no 'HacKETfSTowS MAIL connect. With BOOn'r ~
For aoRRIsToWs at g. 1;aO :4O H. 100 $3.50 40 $40 ara
For SUMMIT and intermediate s:o 49, aud 1000
For ORANGE All SOUTH ORANGE, SO 80 900, 1000 ~a
m 1900 2:3O 3O $40 49, $780, 600, $50 300 AMI liza
For NEWARK at 600 $50 500 800 800 1000 Oso lo
s LA 9 sld 5 80 s &C., e.: S: sS @ 80? so nd i
For BIooariEK6 M6STcLAR, $3.50 and Hoo
$500, $3.50, $40, $50, and 745 m
ERIE RAILWAY.-Train leave Depots foot
II fCh,mbers-st and foot Of Twenty thiri't follows:
.5S o m salT1 leave At "a H. Us ~
1d SS ,n s p % S l9 sIa SPo Bass S
ing Hom,ve magnificent seeDing Coaches hoOgh
S6' a s Saa G i c n
Buffalo and the zoo m train from % Eo1he''er bO NC
ss ass 1,'f ts' $ a.s 80 Twenty
10y Mid.1; a. ~ 'l' NJ"
For GrsyroUIt and wsy at n Teny els, ny
A FG+ S 1:ss ma .' s S .s ! = M ~ aud $50 d. '''
For suaern and w,y ri n w'1y ar 81 t;tS .n'
For Paterson Way from Twenty hrdt Depot, at Gas ltl5 Ad
las 3:f 5:l5 and Gas From Chan5erss Doi
Gas l0:l5 q m IL las 4OO 5:l5 and 6:45 N.
For Haekensek and Hla from Twenty tht Depot At S ana
5:fj All t6;f5 From thauor
Depot $500 m M, rs, 400 ISIS, 500 and 165
For Monsy and Way from Trentyihinst Depot AZ ss
245 t3:i5 4:l5 i;45 and t65 m snd SATURDAYS only i9s
midnight From ChaRberss Depot at 900 l:u $3.50 as
$500 and 1880 p IN. SATURDAYS ouy III 100 midnight
Tcs passage ami for Apartments Drawing Room an SpT
for the checking aud transfer
gage be left the CouPanys Offices 24l & and 9 Bru
Chsmhe hundr and hihs an IhnaIe-
Harlem; 33FPronst Brooklyn; DepO foot Of Chamber al %
wenh-hri, NewlOrS; No. EIchangpsce agd Long Doei
Depot CITY, the Agnta al the principal hotels
L. ID. RUCKBR Ma 3D. WM. BAKE
General Superintendent 49,. General las,nsr Agett
Dailv. For lsekensack MY 7 For F@rIoH O.. = -
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Countrn Real estate for Sale.
At YOUR OWN TERMS OF PAYMENT.

AND VERY CHEAP: Beautiful COUNTRY HOMES,
City with ALL city convenieneegas water bath rooms
stationary wash ubs bells speaking tues &C. &n ne plots Of "und
high very heal location accessible from up town or down town
in IS to 80 minutes NINETEEN day each way between and
Midnight By the railway and in the country Go and SEE the
houses Particulars ALBERT COGswELL 2t5 broadway NY
At HUDSON. y. "A trst-class brick
~ RESIDENCE SALE lot 22IO feet With carriagehoase
stables Ge descriptive circdllr ailres A. TlLDEN,
Real Estate Agent Hudson. n. Y
EOR SALE, mt Rverdae, on the Banks OF the
Huon-Au Elegant RESIDENCE with an modern Improvements
stable Carriage about Of land well lad ont In lawn
garen hne front and ensv view both up and down the
EOR SALE, at Fairfield, Conn. - An elegant
oubungsi Of land well laid out in lawns fruits etc In
qGre Of HOMER MORGAN 2 Pinest GTSl
ENARM FOR SALE.-A desirable FARM In
Ulster four miles from ElnyIe Depot Midland
Railroad; rs lO0 uner high cultivation GOOD
apple orchard, house outhulugs fences m good ore
within mile of shoo mills, and Price, =6ODj eVVO
JOHN McELIONB, EIenylle " Y
EOR SALE at Poughkeepsie-A superior
L DWELLING with large grounds, stable nut shade, ETC. etc,
high ground Manson square ingare Of d.
O78D HOMER MokuAS, Z rIne-sG
YARNS in Orange County, New-lork, near the
Ene RAILWAY suitable Ter Dairy Farming purposes at moderate
prices FISHER SAT- hhI hMAllh Prlhess
HOi For MARYLAND-Splendid FARM, 2f0
II Mansion, COED oubuih
Sindsye mild climate, healthy locations also
handsome House modern rge lot al Eon great
bargain; easy; le perfect Call on JAQUES 8 Broadway
NEW-HAMBURG, on the HudsOn.-FOr sale
" "SONNECK' desirable Country Residence, furnished
Terms easy Apply TO g. C. SATTERLEE NO u! Broadway
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Cost an0 Goun0

/ 0ST-Certifcate No. 12O,s27, for 100 shares
A ERlE COMMON STOCK. in Of SMITH GOULD MARTIN
Co All persons cautioned against negotiating above
fer has been stopped and q CtTifcae applied Tor
GREhNLEAF, NORRIS l. Co 6G Exchange-place.
e S0 REWABD-LOST, about Isl of July,
Rpo Aiy's GOLD WATCH and CHAIN Seal Key witt
heart and guard ttacii Annie Mathews engraved upon them
Reward payable on delivery 226 bouery.
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Government bonds fee the of ct of the disturbing ele-
ment in the affairs OF Europe although the bids this
morning were higher than the bids at the first call yes
teray. The OF 1884, coupon, sold to-day at ll43 52Os
of 1897 O QlOl; do Of 1863 1915 DO 1885, 1895 1904 and
lO-i0s, coupon, 1885, against 1919 Yesterday
Tennessee Bonds in the general pressure have gyenwa
in price, and the and coupons quoted to-day at
cel and do new bonds, Ga CO; North Caroinas have
been largely sold old bonds, 81 G53; 6s new, 49, do
special tax, % 2ii.
In railroad bonds operations have been limited, with
Central Pacific at s4dsl; Union Pacific, s.! Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Is o. Bank stocks have been
little more active, and at fair prices
In tie stock market " Y Central and Hudson 973 79s
Lake shore, 9S5 Rock Island, 13B dl3 Milwaukee
and ST. Paul. Gj d6i do. Preferred sO5@794 have been
most active. The feeling to-day has heavy and oper
ators have neither been anxious to sell or to buy as
general thing as they fail to discern the future and
they prefer to wait, few days must determine the
result between France and Prussia The report that En-
gland aud Russia had offered their good offices In the
interest OF peace had good effect upon the market and
give below the highest sales OF the stocks named at
the dates given:
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mrsiral grstrrments.

A GREAT OFFER.
IA HORACE WATERS, 4S1 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
dispose Hundred PIANOS NELODEONs ORGASS ~
heas makers extremely low prices this month
viii take from IS to SG monthly until rsd the Let, sn
applied II purchased New Chekerug Rent
Monthly installaerts received for
IF You want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
mERRELLS Wanroom No. unonsIuare Soll on nstamens
or rented customers sne large stock best maer Look before
selecting elsewhere
DIAS0S.-50 secondhand Pianos of various
makers comprising Squares uPrgts Grads thorough
srier, for SALE at low prices by CHICKERING SONS,
70 II Bas Foueenthst between Broadway Fihh-sve.
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The stock market closed in a feyerish and unsettled
condition
Governments were frmer late in the afternoon. We
informed that about 100000 OF Governments have
been sold to-day foreign account gold having been
bought against them, and this fact has had some effect
upon the 90. d market.
The gold market to-day has been excited and has va
ried u cent in the Gold Room. Great efforts have
been made to force the price but with
of war, II Is hard work At 10 gold quoted at
l12I; 1904 113; 1924, 11s; II, 1875; Ia 1ISa $780, lsg
70 l3. 12io 113i LOO, 11Ss; ? lS5 243, ISL and
closed, at o'clock, at 11Si; 5oeloeb Il3salSi Highest
price, 1885, lowest 1l2i The transactions OF the Gold
Exchange Bank were follows: Cearings s7o 22oOOO
gold balance s2ls0,sI; currency s2475,s62 Paid for
carrying, 8, 4, Az and per cent
The money market continues easy at and per cent
as the ruling rates call and money I'm great abund
apee, and prime mercantile paper In demand
The foreign exchange market Ia strong i'm tone; but
little is doing Continental exchanges continue irrcg-
lar We
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Kind hearts are more than OnrOnets,
And simple faith than Norman blood"

GwENDOLINE's HARVEST ANovel. BY the aufhor
Of "CaTyOn's Year." One Of the Family" etc. New
York Harper Brothers.
1t is one of the glories Of Shakespeare as compared
with some of the dramatsts of his age that master
as he was of ali the the PASSIONS he never dallied
with those which are impure and unholy. NARROW
before him, and Beaumont and Fletcher after him,
hungered and thirsted after unrghteousness but his
sovereign nature was above il. He could paint the
Yarious forms of evil as the evil of ambition in
Richard the evil of misanthrophy in TimOn the evil
of cunning and revenge in Iafo; but Evil itself
utter absolute Evil-dd not exist in his world; or
existing once, was destroyed and recTeated by him.
with a soul of goodness added IL it, hidden away
somewhere under the ribs of death" No good and
certainly no great, writer ever drew unmtgated
wickedness. 1t if not to be found in real ife if
ever found there which doubt it is not fit to be
4ransplanted TO the ideal life ofart either picture
poem, or novel The object Of Art is to create
pleasurable impressiOns-the darkest avoiding real
pain, as the brightest avoids minimizing mirth. II
there is soul Of goodness in things evil" there is
soul Of beauty and of pathos in things terrible and
the artist finds it, as Shakespeare did in the madness
of Lear and Homer did in the anger of Achilles. 1t
il a bad sign for Literature when such books
81 Lady Audley's Secret are pOpular-frst, because
they are not Literature at ALL only in the
that the Newgate Calendar is and secondly because
they show that there is deal of moral rottenness
still extant in the minds Of writers and readers.
What is there in Vice that it should be served up to
us in fctons whence the attractiveness of what is
in itself repulsivei What for instance, is the at
traction of "Gwendoline's Harvest"-the last, and
by no means the worst of the many bad books of the
dayf We have read two or three novels by the
same author and they all turned their outlook on
the "night-side of nature"-one of them, Found
Dead" turning npon the secret murder Of one brother
by another. "Gwendolines Harvest" is the story of
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The following Il The qiafVeIIy
haplos of the CITY OF New-YOrk;



,r oints from, customs for the week ending July
we're "a follows: At New-YOrk s2O656l; BostOh oIS'sr
Philadelphia S20166; Baltimore S14oLgi nv t,sa az
10 June Is, s1l,5ll; san fIiiOiS'0j " " -
Total, S26iB,293.
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'' IS SECOND BoARD-12 O'CLOCK.
THURSDAY, July 1l--P. ",

The street to-day has been full of all sorts of
rdmors aud reports from Europe, and these nave
orl,os IN fevorish and excited state, and produced
heavy feeling operators being puzzled what to do some
say if Napoleon is determined on war; he VIII use any
pretext as an excuse fight Prussia, and If Prussia de
cines to yield to his demands whatever they may De- ana
however unjust then he will march his forces Tor Date
and war inevitabeand bonds and stocks under tne
first shock will go down-and then everything WIZ 70
I'D Our flour and corn, and beef and pork, ana nay
and oats and cheese will all be wanted by France, ana
Napoleons war will put money In our pockets Inc rise
and IA of consos of renes, aud Of our bonds 10 eN-
dcnce that matters in anything but satisfactory
condition on the other side.
For tine s. 100000 of bonds bought by the Government
to-day there offerings Of s54s6OO at prices ranging
from 1875 10. The following ale the awards VI DoS
nv the Secretary OF the Treasury
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70 For the safe and advantageous investment OF
July interest and dividends, the CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them to all classes of investors,
The road is completed TO Middletown The re"
manning unfinished portion is more than half done
Full particulars furnished by
Ii ITCH & FOoTE, No. l. Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for THR TRTBrSE
THURSDAY July r. 1871
bSHESTs in Pots continues fair but prices stu ruled lay,r
favor Of liberal receipts sales At 30 25Q 80 Pearls
inactive aud nominal
COTTOSBaues has been @ active, but the remana
prices further advanced closing ss1y saes 50
bales "a last evening l59 arr,e Of which ~
for and FL FOR speculation
doing higher prices sales last evening OF 100 bales July 8c
ic 200 September. 81 c to-day 200 July use 3lc
loo at l8sc. l0 IS jc 200 l9c; 100 August l3c 100
September at 6lc and 100 November at Il 9l6 a y
MIling e quote % lot asf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
Free Of Government Tax To-
FIRST MORTGAGE ..... -.-
SINKING FUND BONDS
of the
WFsT WISCONSIN r. r. Co.
Fifteen years to run from January, 1870,
and convertible into stock
at par.
Land grant of over1 coo from ,oyeTnmen'y
non which. together with the Road and all 10
nronertv these Bonds are a First Mortgage
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON ITS LANDS FOR
Is YEARS.
oMuEs FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is derived, with rapidly nereas-
ing receipts. ,,.,-..,.., 81
An airline from st. Pauls to Milwaukee anu
Chicago. These lands estimated worth So'VVV'V''>'
Total amount of mortgage, 100000.
PRICE, 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The Coupons arc ravable January aud Jolly.
Pamphlet, with full particulars, and Map can 20
obtained at the Office of
WHITE, MORRIS & Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No % WalI-st