, 1870-12-23
MRW YORK.

made By Rev. Hit1n Eddy, o. u. W4.1o, ana
6eat Of feeling prevailed.
nRW YORK.
spea.l pe.ps.eh to rh. Chicago Tribune.
xoNxr.
N1w FoRx. Dec 9a-Aoney Wx4 ratheg t.Kht,
to-d2J, owlt4 to the drain Ct currency 10 tue
South md West, and lo&n1 on call Hefe made 1t
per cent currency on governments, And I per
cent gold On stock co.laterala Commercial pareY
WA1 dui1, and prime accepl1oces we're quoted It
Ito ~ per cent
The tt4anatton III she gold market coatinnes,
salrs FeEe made II 11o,< to 1iok. and The rates
paid for carrying were 10 per cent
= GOVERNMENTS.
The government bond market WAS steady.
Assistant Treasurer Reed proposes to buy 5onda
Of Tattc1s iseues 10 the amount Of Soe2i 800 and
take million II pixies ranging from los +o-,oo 10
lEt 6l-loo,
FOREIGN K1cuAHaR.
Tie foreign exchange market wAs quiet Prime
hanke'A' E11tJ days sterling bills were quoted at
1t9 to 1oah:, and signt I: lux 10 1G9::. CONNER
ct1 bills &rc In short supply, owing to the bad
weather 1t New Orleans, preventing the ahtpment
OF cotton snd the mixing Of bulls.
s1ocKa.
The stock market was moderately active and
heavy in tone. The corner In Reading MRS re-
l'esed In the afternoon By shares received from
Philadelphia In SL Paul, common, s,nno shares
wtfc sold at $. seller four month";, snd IN West
e1u Union, 1000 sha1es 1T ~, seller trelre
months Thern were several foreign orders in
the market to buy Northwestern.
WHEAT.
The wheat market Was \ ahRdc nfmer. with 4
good export demand. The offerings were
extremely limited at the opening,
but The Improvement brought out =
better show OF samp1ea- It ts believed that the
stock IN the market, on the lat Of IaauA.y will BE-
nearly million Of bushels less than last J1nua,y,
with q demand some1hat more urgent, hence
st1u higher prices are looked TOT.
rlnrR- 81.
The market for the common and medium
K1Ades OF State and Western nour was moro ac-
tire Today. with shipping b1zods 70 10 ceots
higher. The market closed with strong up
xa.d tendency. ..
Ito the Assoclsted Press.I
FuE1NAL or IHK ACTOR HOLLAND.
NEW foKK, DEC. 39-The funeral services over
The remains Of Geo, Holland, tho ve:eran actoy.
who has been forty years on The New FORK s.age.
eep c6:ren q .ae ~ E1eFs ~
theatrical manager In tie city aud avery ACTOR of
1E111aknEsr rRrsp1ns
kt11ke In tilt city, assembled ut Burt's stpro On
PAX Row, to-day, with the avowed intention Of
sssautlnR the non-8ocietJ men WHO recently be-
gun work 1t Bur. / Co.f. An ssault naa been
Committed Oh come men last night, aod to-dAy t
~ rs found 9ecezsa1y 70 bring lasxe force Of po-
The crsptn strikers nnally compelled M1.
| Butste, OF the Park Row shoe manufactory, to
saspthd opesauons. and dIsmi,s all the non.socl.
1HE HRoKKE CAhLKA
| The nsnagets Of the Atlantic Cable Company
deiRa r. + = ss q
June. when work can again b. prosecuted
hoyever. y s.lil enasayottng to graaple tae
| 0VeIcfuNdcd With kilograms for Europe and
| they. are transmitted with difficulty, and very
| slowly.
auS OVER ASp Ert1Kp.
motfer and two children were run over and
Killed By train on The New Jersey Railroad, 1T
Linden, near Elizabeth, this morning.
| SUIT FOR RxcovkRr or COMMISSION.
The suit b1uunhs by George J. Foster against
| William ". Goddard terminated tn the Uai;ed
6tates Clrcuit Co1tt, befo5e Judge Noodsu1, res
given tor tss, ,aos.so 10 Fosters fasor. The scuon
Ess commenced for tho purpose Of recovering S
per cent commission on eeltaia sales of general
| time.
meeting called ey Julia Ward Howe. William
CqEeu Bryant, and Mary F. Dxrts. fur the pQroose
OF consldsrtnR and arranging steps necesSaly to
be sa5cn foE calling worlds congress Of womeo
Uttou League Hall On FridaJ.
roIsoSoCB rLAkNKI,
some excitement Is produced By the discovery
that number Of fashionable pe<ple hare been
poisoned By dye IN crimson underriotneA. LTneE
| ra,slcians hare ordered return to white.
The Ird:n.ndxaf- in.t a1s. .e"s.,ns aHstEip2neSF stEi2nF
according 70 bis own Wishes. because Henry C.
Bowen. proprietor, desires the Place himself, aud
fails to share TIlson's social and theological opin-
| ions The proprietor and editor are as dEm
friends as ever; 11lton remains on The Brooklyn
Cnlon7 and 1ll still contribute to the Iadepend-
! <.k
| !, ARREsT OF xCRpERER.
| When the steamship Moro Castle arrived In
pfeeeeded On board and afrested chief coos Roo.
ert Gutles. o charge of Killing the third assist.
ant COOK, John cronin, on the "a Inst
FukKYATHERs' DAY.
The New England sos.e!y. Of the eity Of Se.
| YORK, gaye their animal dinner, celebrating tht
landing Ct the Pilgrims, At Detmnn1co's Tonight
The large hal! wAs completely nled with msua.
hers Of The society rad ITS Guestsv both including
country. J. Il. choate. President Of the society,
9a s rsG1 .pa - so *n
VIZ. Cullen BRYANT, 4nd On hls left, General Wrn.
T. sherman. Moses d. Gr1nnel, Henry Clewt
Be- n wnls ths
! banquet Vas c3ncludetl, thanks we're returned
b. Rev. Merritt Richardson, Of the New Eo91ahd
9e sa1e4 81 ~:
erful address by the P1es'dent, Nj. Choate. REV.
Dr. Belloxs responded TO the drst toast: q uonoi
F aa.ss II ass1 saa e ne se4ng a1f
con'ne1di1s ts sae1a !. a%ons tSs @ sress ieroes M
ee se ssfa resaens e.; sser vi. seeD drank f's
sl:aaent e een, u which be ena.aeteztzet
| worthy Ns1ts at New ENGLAND ffA and nr4nrtnes