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A PROPHETIC QUEEN.-The Queen of Hol-
land, Immediately after the cession of Vene-
tia, and while the war in Bohemia was still
going on, wrote to the Emperor Napoleon the
following letter-'July IS, 1S66-You give
way to strange delusions! Your prestige has
been damaged more during the last fortnight
than during the whole continuance of your
reign. Allowing the feeble to be DESTROYED,
you let the insolence and brutality of your
next neighbor grow to extravagant proper
tions. You accept a present, and you don't
know how to give a good word to him who
presents it to you. l regret that you think
me interested in the question, and that you
do not see the fatal danger of one powerful
Germany and one powerful Italy. 1t is the
dynasty which is threatened, and it is that
which must bear the consequences. L say
this because it is the truth, which you will
learn too late. Do not think that the misfor-
tune which overwhelms me in the disaster of
my country makes me unjust or suspicious
Venetia ceded, you must aid Austria, march
to the Rhine, and impose your conditions
Let Austria be slaughtered, and you commit,
not crime, but more-a blunder. This,
perhaps is my last letter. would no viewer,
consider myself wanting to an old and sin
cere friendship if l did not say one last time
the whole truth. do not expect that it will
be listened to; but 1 wish to be one day able
to say that did everything to prevent the
ruin Of what inspired me with so much faith
and affection"
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INSURANCE..
INSURANC E COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA.


Incorporated 1874. Charter Perpetual.
CAPIIAL...."..... $500 600
Losses paid since organization. .... s2s, ,Oo0 900
Receipts OF Premiums, 1869. 81, ,9al ss745
Interest from Investments, 1869. ,es6T4
s21O6,5S41o
Losses paid, 1869. O36 1856 "a
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS.
First Mortgages on City Property ........ f766,450
Bonds ...s................. 1l2s, ,sss
Railroad, Bank and Canal Stocks. ......... b5,7os
Cash In Bank and ONCE ................... 247,620
Leans Collateral Security. .............. s1,6oS
Notes Receivable, mostly Marine Premiums 93l,944
Accrued Interest. st......................... 20,8oT
Premiums in course Of transmission. ...... S5,19S
Unsettled Marine Premiums. ....... 100000
phia a................... ................ $4,000
s27ss,5s1
DIRECTORS.
Arthur q. Coffin, Francis r. Cope,
Samuel w. Jones, Edward II. Trotter,
John A. Brown, Edward 8. Clarke
Charles Taylor, T. Charlton Henry,
Ambrose White, Alfred ID. Jessup,
William Welsh, Louis G. Madeira,
s. Morris Vain, Charles W. Cushnan,
John Mason, Clement A. Griscom,
George L. Harrison, William Brockie.
ARTHUR g. COFFIN, President
CHARLES PLATT Tice- President
MATTHIAS MARIs, Secretary.
G. II. kEkY Es, Assistant SECRETARY "a
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Propellers etc. ETC., respectfully offer their services
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The subscribers have ample wharf dock-Ioom foi
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JOHN p. LEVY,
sl5 BEACH and PALMER Streets.
, 1870-03-31

plafen N where the bowild-tod rncn had fItsn
dow. and struggled ur again: uhcro they hal
efS*'"' uTon u .ir h,' ds A knees and, fl, u
y, aoon. half mile FROM -ho ho1se and eighty
rods apart, where th y E.i lain dovn to dia
Vt.e o. 4em IVES found lying upon his back
WIN am hands under him, and the other lying
upon ms face, both frozen stin
=. herman OF the natno OF DeinhArdt and
Norwegian whose nama NO coald not learn,
LIVING At Sfeucer, Clay County, Iowa, had
been to mil! at Esthe1yi1le, and attempted to
feturn N the storm with an OF team They
loet Their way on the prairie, aud wandered
ABOUT in tho cold and storm for hoa-4, b4ily
itnzen and hungry. At lAat one OF the oxen
tell IN Hnow drift, and WA about to die,
when the desperate men cut lis throat drank
oi the blood, ate some Of the rzw flesh, ahan-
doned The eled, and continued their weary
mateh. They stzuggied on IN the snow until
cabinr where Deinhatdt gave out and refused
TO- 60 farther Here the Norwegian
left him with piece OF the raw and
frozen feeh to sustain Deinhardt's Life
while he tried to procure help. After travel-
Ing aoIne distance he came to d house sud
despatched aid 10 his companion. II reached
him too lste- He WAS dead and frozen stiff.
were badly frozen, and our informant EATS
that when he saw lin he waA the most horrible
looking object be ever beheld.
In addition to the above cAses three men
were frozen to death at Cherokee, Iowa
AaothGr ID reported lost in tho storm OF the
l1th, neAr Heron Lake, Jackson County. His
team has been found running loose On the
prairie, nine miles from where he was last seen
ahve,
Numerous na1row escapes hAve also come to
our knowledge, but VIC have not spsce to par
ticultr1Ee them
, 1870-03-31
The Produce NIhFkctAA

| AE.N Aotkh.
SEw FoHx, MARIA sa-Eo7mx-I1eavy nna
| uI,lauds-
rA.i.d a.,s quite En, AID llt-e.l ,lun st.:dve AeJ
for sui-r1ne STATE and Western: Il. 5.s9La 80 for
estta STATE: st,eftsa,s fer extra Western: n15a
$40 fur white wheat extra; A-A46n3 fbs round.
hop Ohio; $sus@f.O for extra 81 Lnnis: Fl 1h2
-i1 Ter Eued 10 eh,4c" do, including 4ol bsls t1 Ia
quiet oi W L. h1s ia Al corn lnssi ,ao oSs
tEatey ac;lse ;satfs Of 80 Es at Il. . for We~ter
Whea:-Rt G y IT, tt4sQ tt: op-neti active an
scarcely 70 arm, aEd closed more Active and 4
shade hr1Eer In consequence Of q large decline IN
'nichss: sales Of ,fs1 nu nj f1.f.xal.s for NJ
sVM5ns: f . t%s 70 ch!esEe: sl1s<L1l ~ So
II: FIR winter red and alnt'er Western: sl3s for
willie Michigan: tl.+s for white State: Hiss
~ Western At sl.fo. Harley tiuI1; s.1rs 500 hu
tAnnda Wee1 at ti-rs~LoS. Barley malt quIet.
Co:u-Eeeerts. y. ~ bu: opened lc better, md
cict*t quiet H'ih the aasance lot; sales 7sttD IN
At s.. 1.H fat new MIXED Western: fi.0t TT
cid do in stnEr: s.e5 for new white Western, sLoS
ftF ncw Southern and Jersey ye11nw: t1.'e for new
unfhareed: sales s.o1 bu, n boA"s5'~c for
Western; s!tess u Tor state: sl.46s: 1ns Dnio.
.,z 81 n: llse s Coss m ns9, Snet
FE7EeIErN-Dnll, At 1te14Ac for crude, aad
fSt for refined.
iier%Quics, At 1sse5e for Ameyicaa ....
WoOt-Fayps] huy4rs; salrs sso,Css, - 1t Is aa7c
fcI domestic fleece; sc fur un~ssae'i; 4+e:'c for
4kAAAkE-14E44lllAA FS4S Iutty AZ ZH4.tt1E
EutnoS AyTcs a1I Rlu G:lade. ~
CoAL-Fumtr: by auction tn-Iay. sD,n9o toas
Scranton II fls. AseS for lrM7; &i.@t3l 10
fer Steamboat: Ass hssA6O for CRATE: <s,S514.A9
for EGG: sa<,.a4'5 for stnve; ti-s0a+s0 for
che Stu1E
TCEFKS1rSE-Quiet, At sE71syc
PfnvEIGS-furk tpenei htary, anil closed
steady: eales Of 5'3 hr7 al ta6-so for mss;
sle.f"7enH for prime: and fea0aaaas5
for prime mess; also sess0 for mezs:
seller AprtL sA-a1Gs sG:N. Beef steady.
sales, 3t1 br1s IT S1n u. laoH Tor new plain mess.
fllHs-l'..0 for new extra McsA Ticrec bcef
hrm and gust: saea, ta1 tc% at $e4plasiO fnr
prime Mess; te4-Nh31l00 foE Intta mesa Beef
hams steady; faleS, 10 br1s at sa.1la32o9 {or
Dew Cut mea:s arr steady; sales, e-5 pkg4 a. 10l;
tN1sc for shoulders; 1+istalsc fnr hams Mifii!es
quiet: sA]es- 10 boxes II 12Ec for CnmbrrlauI
cat1 la1.c fur shor1 SinteA- Lar1 saatte nInrr:
eles, ~ tes a i; 4sc fos steam; lsL,4l5Ec
tor Kettle rendered; also 100 tcs stea4u. s..Il.r
AIF,l ard May, at 1s,.G147tc, Eutter qulct =. Ia
&c Tor Ohio. Checsa heavy 13Ht1laIc.
Notwithstanding copper steaty ut sic. In1nt
COPPER ntm az 1911 f%l9Ac for Lake Superior. PIG
iroa mode sately active at asaasc for seosch; 3h9
s4c tot American Bar steady At &c for redaed
Enelish and American Sheet quiet at lits1sc In
gpbi for Russia -.
SAILs-pali at s..G4Hc to. cut; 5,-iGGc for
clInch. and e3Rs9c for horseshoe.
FKR1GH1S 10 ftTERrOoL-Hfavy AMI decidedly
lower; shipment Of $, 800 bI wheat Al 3a,t.
Exports for the week-F1o1r. 1896 'bris;
Hhcat, 81 20 bu; corn, d,{16 bO; o1:s, rye, X.
none PORK sos hI13; bef. ai1 b11s 53 lfc3i cut
, 1870-03-31

Hartley Cufnnatng>' Gang OF Thieves
Scs 1sron N EsnilfEf, md Tryto
lkelcnsc the Prisoner,

Another attempt, hut fortunately an uasuccess-
ful one. was male yesterday afternoon 10 libc.ate
convicted thieves on their way from the Reeor1cfs
tsuH to the County 1xiL This eourt room IA
crowded every dag With thieves, and the bas,ll.
haze great difficulty in ertt.ng the prisoners
through the ats'es, a. the thieves JostIc
thr1n about and hold on to lhctr cos.
klcevcs to isrrete their rrngrrsA Yesterday
thete were over one hundred burglars, sneak
tli!cycs rlckroekfts- and general tl,iryes In thc
one Of the cares tre'., told our reporter that he
e1tintc13 sxty-four INT whom be knrr to he .us,
1rssiolalA This congregation wAs brought to-
Eeihcr, no .iontt- because 1t WAS expected that
Eartltf Cummings AMI "Glahslc Jtr, thr yeuth-
~ burglars wou1d TX sentenced. They wesc nut
Disappointed. for ah0us half-ras1 o'clock In the
afternoon thr jurr 10 whom theirsc4sc had been
submitted but short time before, gave verdict
Of guilty, ant! fxed the punishment Of Cummings
at ten years and Joe NJ years In the Fcnltct,-
na1y- The latter was awarded len years on All
other Indictment, the other day. As saou as the
foreman made the announcement the court nd
jaurncA The spectators were allowst 10 leave
the coun rrom nTsL Had two Officers been
aaisnnsd AZ The door md kep. tho williams o.cl
Until the prisoners haA been remore1, what suflss-
Vtcnfly occur.rd woul.l not have happened. Wsrn
The motley crew wtre atl out Of the E.so;n EA!liH
RclSH fscinE kenney :ooS chaIEe Of Cummings; aad
k:airs, cneh having hold Of his fuaa s,s The whist
and shoulder. As they male their ext At the
Firth door, quite crowd was observed on the
sttui half way down the steps snnc one cried out
,SiEe. Immediately krnnty was struck on the
naSs , Of tnc hsnd several times, and on the arm
~h,en IN held CUMMINGS, who slipped out Of his coat
s,Ss sEM "a!ed away. lie had proceeded bat a few
h L. s 1en ron 9! Policeman nccsllr caught him
~ s.,,.ss, s Gns rs. and held On 10 him until krnncy
s,,rn,., htm asAin- notwithstanding he received
e,,,tn GaEu Hntels nn the heal Policeman De-
H. ,,oat or nc sseond Precinct who came ont of
oI'sar. s ~s minute AFTER the is4cas commenced
rns*s ssN1hs @ now matters mood, pulled ont Ill re.
sitcnnsa I'M threatened e shout the nrs: man who
1t.,p S1tt.e..paT TEseos. The cowa:diy raS.ais thAn
S'en .strn ,e, TT ,rsany. and the two eonvicis wcrc
nf tho nssailanta sccmet Ia - ~ tas rMotts
kennsy ~ y esiaence11 ny thu .art thas M o,S y"
Mnlcsaed Htobston: Cummings lsay..sr nar1,.. ia
thief. and the wonllt~ Iescuerr wr:s nts,s y.
ms sse1a,ss. r. hsnntsa a*at was cut hsii;. 4.
nseslls. to whom ec.onss The crv.'is of rrcveatsnS
Cummings rrcapc. was mt Injured tnn,.h
shesc gentlemen nf leisure nse in ,he hastt ~ ~
crEnt.nE IN the cotrt Fpnrns every tiav, woa,i +
not hc well for the Superintendent Of Fnii.saa ~ ~
"rn1i" themT Such = lot Of vag7Ants cannot -.
Il und anywhere else II Il Is done, no mon. a.
tthnts IN prevent justice being done tnc tAicyss
convicted viii Ike made for some ti,uc.
, 1870-03-31
..EF' 1EG I7]11OETlsE Yf94NL
CT us "urk hnnr uI,0n reA.t st the various ship
yards In ls :rolt during the past wtutcr:

Wurk sunr u,on yess vt ,h.. M r',;au. ~ .fsame s
ave ~ i, 1,r.rolt during thr n1st utI,rcr. 'A'l"
:. 49, etafaes., s, ~. ~ -. s,o"ts +. - -.
ant- n.,n ss'e nal u. - ~ ~ u rseesss ~
81 Ih' rsna, e1ss ama M a.. n;sI M, IN iii
t. s.nntirssi @ II, hF IL 1fe opening Of navigation. as
e"ss ,s,, ~ adA,ut na. sE'.
sna'l steam harzr Aas been brilt for John Nc.
e!rEaa. ihtshae,t LOT me lHnnef tsas!c' u cos'
~ a'.out r,;e; NV n11st : 49, nei1E ctm-
III. ncea ~ ehaslrs sHahsS. 10 be u.isnsa y me
hnod Of sS.so
<r .Hn TTt snlnn nHs nGFa nnnsH1 ahn 2poal
1,..' = -. T. nIsm r,,tp dpbn ne1 ~ hials
ascn .. IT, aaM 81 |, htte7i ~ ~ Itnref'rF tE
'ET ~. H. a!,F! ~ ,a, uaht, =. a. f9Pens " s;
mt, ar, NJ Ntt.aTfee i,re Ias hem y, In an
aat1tas. " IT,, 'e. change Will he male at an
INC larsse hAfTc Baltic has been rebuilt al cost
o1 II 5a. ea,s e.on-. .,.,., .o.,t 49,
aun, aas " aa nas fesye rePa 70 sas
IN the schooner White Cloud.
... At c1ARkH
PAIRS, llch will co4t s., $40 ~ Ss,os,.
The schooner Lincoln Dali. OF Chicago, which
went nshert oa Lake fiurhn last fall, has received
.Ilerallc rlcninc. has 1ecn caulkrd insi'se aud
tEt-all at an c1I<Efe Of about = ,fno,
The Canadian steamer Alruna has yeceiyet1 re-
pairs hich Will cost In the n.ghtoE h1uI VI so.
The prt.tet1er s y. Caldwell ha, unIerS,le
radical change, half her power being taken out
Her Nuan1rE engine and wheel have teeu mt In
the ccntfr sat1 st y III hereafter he nne-w heel
ttat Her Etelu has !.een extended about etx feet
New decks hive been tAli Throughout ant n strip
II plank Ent IN top Of her Arches The expense Is
al " $e:tFH} 10 fs,tA1
The r h'o"tr D. Ferguson, Of Buffalo, has hnt1
extensive teilairs 4 new tl.n has hetH Put on,
inc7 2sirs hrr !tnE;h sxe;y" feet, ncw ctatre.
snatd anH Hfenffesa''I-1'x hare t+en put IN. about
hall a new trcE fEan+ atrl d+ck. shslf-lteec Al
afuund. new cabins, a1t other Necessary ftpalrs,
amt uEung TO ss.ukL .-...
lhe |hoentf EaTe WINS, when went asan7. a.
Ling Point .ass fall. AMI was =! aa'!nnc,i :, the
nnce!NHtcfss nnt noaAy GoS 90: y now uhnTsEo-
lnr rIsatrs- Although Hat' l. Thirteen years uhi.
, 1870-03-31

GH Honor Justice Moore fur matter OF TWO h9atsr
9cs:csday morning, YVES LIE ID :n,itJ OF a7aXis
Epou which hraE the guilt or Innocence OF Jacon
.cs, accused u IT. larcenJ. The raItlcnlaI1 ~
thts case ar hscns as tollows: On iass san S ~
lhsme y asdsnsa sisitsd e ~ s1a .ifo1,naue
Gutnchttl her thirst With numerous nowln2 "pN.
at netchlnr1ng saluon. When she hal reachsa
fsrcEi Is 10 school-hsurs, she decilci to forward
Iutnrlf 10 the parental h0ne nn Snuth c,tk ststst
and to This rn'! Engaged a translated Elaperol
tkc.~r was as na1ne>, driver Of An e1t1ess W1so.t
/ furnish the transportation. Fisher, who hap
Iuneh 70 be in the saioon, engaged to Acs as con
Wy. During the transit, TIC gcut.e Anlae TUE
he tIruc Ra: comp accn,iy .-itralIie III rhc netI
1epasua However, the latter pssstiun was toand
nnts'natlc after the mlla. Suggestion Of q ponee-
Inan- Arrived At the ANCESTRAL tenement VI tnt
maid, she VII tafeiy Judged Within Az! the cais,
al,tus Knights -erTant-1he sa1ne beng FISHER 1ad
a ths sssr 70 found as tst Annie n. M
Ite Tstca il un,,er the ssst s waiie he staelsd
Fisher. Meeting him next .isI. Keiser inquired II
he had taken tho shawl Fisher answered IN the
affirmative, and stated that he hal taken 1t b ,1ne
Ftead VI Ann!.!ssis artirle, shabby IS affair wAs
rturntsL This EAhcr claims IL thu artc1: he took.
AnslIe aiscla!sus ownership. Fisher was hcl'l for
flal III hall VI sso", and the Court Il In Possession
Of = shawl without an owhcr.
ScrEcauta Garr1fy and O.Donne1l have leea do
Ing Rssl work in the rrgion Of the Twelfth Street
elat'on uulaNS tne paal lev h35s as was ai'p1.cu.
TcsteEua! Moluuk At LII tvhee CoulL ~,
.,rp'sht W ~" M sraiae io1s ~ Nasa'@ynaA @ aMs
Joe, aants StaN9f.t. anu George Eucwonn, pas
" S4Ses - =. ny we're 4aeA Siv1 e4ca, tne
MEsf M s.s shs'gnsa M Ihonas Connor 20 IN AanS5'
ME Mll. 9saIAss 0onn henneos. anu Gaat!rs Au!.'ny
1Eef "tlc lnc1 - eaGn. a s+asta % ny PET ao.s
~ th'$ Eahg sSaAIc1 lA1ee reviewers, lout slaa:
sntA tmo skeletHn Eess, iouF l'alr " 1MesAstss
l.'ni: tnr1y keys, a1Id Vshcr burElarious ihstra-
MehS ei,.S,..' ~ H 1nasen* >,., r,,,,,.,.
lMLAT 1oIuA Atsu Nacholas ftH fttAsilhtntts Ms!e
aI'acnch netGFc Inc toon ~ sergeant Ha:ntf.
eHa'eSN Win x1.ahnH blass ca;-Fne,l h0tiIXs
from inc ruling A1ck " me Cllrago, HuEllalt2h
= Nune! Ean5oan ~ 1nls enasse M tncJ W.T.
Fc"t 70! t3la! N ball oi sSn eaet ASH - 1eCss
h4f} 10 nEeak tne blasa, N 0nlee ~ secufc TIC
faftlt, mus dGiHg INJURY 10 tnc cars1 laeJ vert
tAsA 500 t:aEh, Tor malicious maschict.
With completely IN recent burglary perfetsatel
, 1870-03-31
SPORTING MATTERS.
lIc1ur1t OF the Champion Ttu.lolp1lc
--Nthn1 He Tfltnks OF s.uliEor-
slfll-Elnse Hta11-Tltc Buffalo
MccfinK-A4uniic.
BILLIARDS,
TIE EETCRS Qp RCD0I.ruE.

4AL AAlLttS VT ALNU4A Ahr
I:I.!onhc, The billiard champion u America, ar
nVel LII Ch!,aEn yesterday, safe, sound, ami
haIl.y ~ .fG sunnnwcr It womb, ycrhsns. h.
too much 10 say, as did a San Francisco paper,
that he arrived iii ChlcaFn as hc left the former
vty, will a[tccn thousand dollars In his packet
anil the champion cue unf'cr his arm, hut he came
bark will rrouf sattsfar1tnn, and bearing with
him the national emblem and any amount ol yey!
hard rash. He expresses himself as vastly pleased
with hia experience In California upnn
the Nho!e, barring, Of conrsr, the cpl
tHlcs Attending thr championship match,
FINN which, be honestly conleSses
he never expected To emerge with a whole ss!u
His ,Ltmcnt at the tam1s VI the l,etter class Of
San trAnC1aCans he declares to have been el.cant,
and in IftUf Thereof he uisplAts Several rA,nahle
gifts rum them, Including magnificent Bennett
citbnoILrttr, with massive chain composed Of al
'es1atc LINKS OF gold aud guid Eimn,.,l disks of
1nt'hs aEatc and gold bearing Quartz, highly p,l-
o,ts Interesting ANIL valuable specimens "f 1nlrsx
crystals, etc. But The diamond cue Is the lrincl-
Pal Ht, crt Of interest This beautiful trophy Ru-
tf1lphc has on exhibition at hts bliliArl room M
Csasl street. whcrr he ts only too happy 10 snow 1t
to his friends. Contrary u previous rrpoEts a,,l
positively a. having nn Intention Of settling In
sau Francisco, which Town he rtg1r.is as E.,osl
place to cOme away from with d large
quantity OF Collateral, tho diamond cue, nnd
ftc Hrentcst btliiatd triumph Oh rcconl, but
Us nut seinx comparison tu Chssgn q q pe!ml-
old place fur the present, lut Will probably soon
establish u much larger hall The neAt game for
the American championship will, therefore, he
played tn Chicago, Csr1iie Dion being Isudnlphes
ollnneht iu that match II will probably take
plaec during the latter part OF May NEXT
, 1870-03-31
An tA1nrmtnK Queation-Docs Nitro
Elycrrfne Oct Mixed with tho Oil
in thc N.rIlkl

It is well known that nitrc-glyeeriae is now
t,fe<l in to7e'oiag oil wells, and lately the
question hiss been agit.ted, does the nitrogly-
ccrinc mix with she oil and thus render dan
Eerous Tie latter in the we1l aud in the still.
\ correspondent Of the Oh City 7Ines, in
discussing this question, says: sit does not
eecm likely that any OF the elycasiae rcmains
uncxplodcd in wells where the torpedo is
rrorcrly shot Oh, hut from various causes
to1Irdces arc sometimes not exploded
hy failure of car-cuttinS at wire. DC,
md arc Lost in Tho well They aee then
drilled ont. all the slyscrias remains IN the
well and mingies with the oil; and uuless the
oil VIII canse chemical chlnEe, whereby the
Elvcenne becomes non-ezrk,sive 1t anv tenn
pc1aturp it is certainly darg to stills. aud
couple Of quart. ian amount fre 1uent1v usell
may become mixed with larEe amount Of oil
and 20 to \ number OF radneriea. 1t is 3u,v
The torpedo men owe 10 tho public to have
proper experiments mAae and a certificate
from competent chemist or authority on tho
subject, and, until such examination Is madc.
I. would be vel for rednesics to refuse 70 buy
oil unlces from wells in which glycc,ina has
not been used, and for producers 10 refuse to
use glvcerine tor,c1oee, as any torpedo 10 lis
bic 10 be left une1ploded q know OF several
in nv experience, and have refused to use tt),
and The oil rendered dangerous
, 1870-03-31

Nkw fonk. MaFvh sa-Noney MARKET more
1etHr III crlscquence Ut increased business Ii all
departments. Call loanS, tas pc: e0t
Fofr.Eu exchange quiet at 11S:s ,1lNs:yI, Ani 100
Tor sight One of the German bankers was draw
lAR lstf'y to-day, understood to DC against two
millions liz HnaktznA Levee ! per cent boa'is
shipped ~ EurpFs and which the hIn took ~ about
- IN currency. Saes OF gold against this exchange
~ times during the day Weakened the gold mA5ket
Gold steady: opened 4, l11k, touched I1aa,
and ei"sth At liz Carz!1nG ra:cs- &a3 ret cent
CfeaTauces, $500, ,oh .
Governments were strong to the close When
The highest prices Of sht day we're made dna1cisl
institutions Kcre fre taters. 2nd therc was large
unco&e.rd shur1 intercs, on the market The As
s.Stant TEcaau1ef loneht 81. 900 ho At 1os A-1ba1
10T 4o-t10. ClRinE prices. ...
CourA. E...114E9l14t,Co Coupa, g .fD9Ha103.s
Cuups, S7...1t1 t1l11a CourS, 6s.. ...1a9a tS1l0
CouIeL a.. .1o9. tAld4h 10 A.x10sk
CouTs+ 80. Hos h+4lins Currency 6-.1l1+..s.....
Comps, new lbs A<lhe&I
State bonds strong.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS - ;yErtniss~ ncw...-.. 70
Tenneseees, o4d.... ea IN. e., osd....... = &sk
TeIhesscts, ncE... ai+ \. C., neW. ........,. R!a
V!!EtulaS, Old. ....... TN Louisiana levee 6s.- u
Tae stock market VIA strong. The Rrezt feature
wGa Pacific Nall, Which advanced sladealJ trnn
q to 81. The occasion was tho covering Of shorts
hy teafs In consequence Of the publication In
n1Grung PAPER Of what IA sail 70 b. the comrany'H
annual statement showing assets Of r, ,tp. 90 OF
railways Lake sh0ve, Northwestern, New fcrk
Central, snt st rAul were the fr1tureA ExFfess
aud olter miscellaneous ehart's tuu: