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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
ATTEMPTED PATRICIDE.

Last evening Patrick Dooley, age 43, of No.
426 East Eighteenth St., reprmanded son, age Is, for
keeping bad company and late hours Young Dooey an
swercd his father in an insoent manner and when the
parent replied drew o revolver and fired at him. the ball
entering the eshy part of the left hand OF Dooey ST.
passing the entire length and coming out near the fore
finger. Another shot fired by the son, but 1t failed
TO take effect Young DoOley then fled. but he finally
found and locked up in the East Twentysecond-s Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
FOREIGN PORTS.
SS. July 2l-The steamship Abyssinia from New
e,i.v anil .atted for IiVYFnaul

The Prettiest Woman in Newly DIRK. Ms, & well
know Oura arTral1n and
tiu complexion sow roaghknaei girl chagrue her
pitched HAGAS MAGSOLIA BAH and
pretty complexion she cnsnsg 10 manners I Ies
ckles saOyuess patches rugmark etc and
younger tbn they MAGNOLA Ban To-
LIONS RATHARON 10 MAKE he Ia nu
and delicate have urBls The kArHtins pre-
gray eadte dandrun and the best sHd
cheapest dressing the world
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ANOTHER PROBABLE MURDER.

AT o'clock this morning James Campbell was
called into the of No AS Westinghouse occu-
pied by Patrick Hughes and WIFE Campbell no sooner
entered than Hughes made furious attack on him with
knife and succeeded in infcting IS stabs Campbell
is not expected to live. Hughes is arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
HOME NEWS.


MISUNDERSTANDING. the Goth. was hFigh sunshily
day The sky very cloudy from midnight 10 a, M
generally but little slightly cloudy from 40 a. m W
D. very cloudy p clear and fine ~ m 10 ~
fine sunset Note25th, frOss 10 D. TO i2-Cl0uny ~
TO $780, very cloudy IlO to ft crcets heard between
$50 and $3.50 p M Soth Yesterday Sunday, slst wa
fine, sunny day. The sky clear from midnight 20
a. but slightly cloudy G20. 10 p M; clear s:io
r. IN. 10 10 PheD0menon-At 1888 IN. abrilllI white
rg
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II cannot lin this hot weather. be very eas

If cannot lin this hot weather. be very easy
way OF getting living to simulate epeptic fits Yet in
Boston last Wednesday, James Deacon had an awful
convuson in front OF engine house. The charitable
fremep took him in, and minstered unto him. The fit
being over the gentleman burst into tears and
the hat round, with the satisfactory result
OF s5 Such success promised well, and Deacon came
hack in the evening and again went into commissions az
the same place Alas this time he seized by stony
hearted policeman and locked up. IL turns out That
having fits his prOfesslOn ana that ne mas heretofore
achieved great distinction iii this branch OF industry
The country being overrun with seers, me-
dums. clarvoyants, mesmerizers and all manner Of
spirtual auacks as all who obliged to read num-
beresa newsnaners yerv well know. would call the
attention OF interested those who are touchngy
reouested by advertisement send lock of their hair
those no suppose that it is in anybodys power TO look
into their nsdes, to the encouraging TACT that AT Lowell
Mass "a medium named Ella NJ Smith, has been held 10
hail I'm 81 coo upon ugly charge OF obtaining money
uuder false pTctenses OF course, 10 Is mtgateu III
afon 10 lock up such woman, since she can see every
thing going on in Heaven and below IT, In spite OF htr
prison walls; but when there is money to be made out
Of such observations fancy that they Will hardly DC
practieed for amusement
The death of Charles James Lanman in
London Conn., the 25th ult, recalls the memory
NJ his long public He the son OF the Hon
lanes Ianman, who himself attained celebrity as
Ju,pe and a. United States Senator. Charles J' Ian
man WAS born June s. 1885, was graduated OF nae IN
1874 and admitted to the bar in New London III lI ne
declined an invitation OF Henry Clay u seIte ~ he
tucky and accepted one from Lewis Cass III Mehlgdn'
where in the practice OF ms profession ne ne was an
nonted the Receiver of Public Moneys Tor Momeah ny
President Monroe and reappointed Dy 1 vi ance
owned the land which Grand Rapids IL punt, ~ os'
the bulk OF his property In 1881 and MS i' oao Ill
vice was as Mayor OF Norwich, on Charles have at
brother James ii. Iannan and Ills son |n'ii '' Nv
tanned eminence in Literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

The rival candidates. far nominations have reached
us follows: .f |H
RepHbiif1us D~nqOcr
AHy-Generdf Samuel +. Phillips William M. Shipp
Congress-I.....C Clinton l.. Cobb 4 b
A.. Charles r. Thomas. L. W. Humphrey.
Vacancy. Joseph Dixon.
a.. Oliver III. DOckery.
49,. James ii, Harris. Sion III. Rogers.
Vacancy. Madison Hawkins. X. u. Gillian.
s.. William L. Scott. James NJ. Leach
g.. Francis T.. Shober
IT, Kander H. Jones. Plato Durham.
Hardie ii. Helper, brother OF Impending Crisis"
Helper an Independent candidate for Congress
in the With District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

Congress and Empire Spring Co.'S Depot FOR ConsrsS
Empire Mineral Sprug Wsbr - tH.hRkhssr ssAk
Free deliveries daily City and Brooklyn Ns'arii "4is' oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

Guanaco.-Tbs animal found South America and Is hmous
Of IL the chief article OF Od % o. haEes
its n IL also used beast OF burden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

DIR. Badeau Il" you wish to prevent SCs.TRoEE AVOID
alcoholic smUin much icevater and an umtr & lOa
get just the thing Tor the at 400 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

ARYoLD-LANGDON-A Caston, VI THURSDAY JaT q 100 By
Francis Dnham Arnold Of 81 Louis No 20 julia X,
daughter Of the late Hon B. T. LAngion Of the former place
BURTIs-SNTH-On TUESDAY Jlv % 1t snithlesn Long lsai
y the Rev Carpenter smith, D. Charles H. BLT Il Brook
lyn TO Hattie A. daughter OF Caleb Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

vrayIsH CTrY~AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES WITH CHINA
p ,pTuRywARB GLASSWARE, CHANDELIERS BRoNlhs-
rIncxs SILVER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY of A
RElIABLR QUALITY AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE Phloss'
A speciality. Light LOCOMOTIVES .. -.
tlrpsd % steep rrsirs short curves sii h1A as
,.a Also eosl and mi.es lumber 1sine.s l--'-'
anu Foi photos npbs 200 .al ,.,,A p...
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MImIFD,

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
lO4 FUtroSsr Ord Dutch CuuacH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

An election for Attorney Members
Of Coarcs, AMI Legislature takes place IN Norm caro-
lima . rgI.r. Jas. August The State is IN disturbed
,t and doubt s expressed iu some quarters 1873 to
m ulo Doe result of the contest though We hole ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

WHITE MoUNTAINs.-The temptation 10 leave
the burning brick and mortar" OF our cues anu take
refuge among the Mountains and Lakes OF northern
:. - hos effected an arran cement this season
Tor travel 10 the White Mountains Lake
Lake Wiloughby. Mount Manshed, noh W. a., a nd
onebec which will prove great saving OF TINE Tu
exxnense 10 Summer tourists In that dlree,Ion ino
staamer leaving Peckslp at III r. IN eohiects Win new
siea"oi s,oa,SSboat Train from New-Haven, passing
through the entire Connecticut River valley ana rsaen
ing eitSer of the aboyenamed po'sh a ar isnsd ~
or evenIng Through tickets ana cheshs hre issue ~
ali points The railroad follows tne oonnee,ou Io 81
a. pntre DISTANCE and the uninterrupted oyelnes Oh
the valley is proyorbia The scenery on Lake Mnm
homaoe and Lake Wiloughby Ia wild ana picturesque
aud capaelos iron steamer Lazy OF tine
II Is makes daily and rapid circuit OF Lake Mem
@ nas been opened up 10 pleasure travel by the
of the Connecticut River Railroad Line Tue
eheIs'op NJ t Wasblu ton, the west side, Is now
aJe 70 he summit by the steam Railway Cen Grant
la hy m last season, aud was highly pIhseu, Ie
m win The Grand Trunk Railroad IL LthONIh',
- ~ Wa "pencd July /, heroby competing I'll crt
rcuIe from New York O. Qhrbeg WHICH re 'V"s V'N'
needed. al.orlsI,iug .he defiance usapi lO1 uuSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

Mr.. Ashbury, the owner and commalIftr. = o ua
p,a f,mous rpgi'h Yacht Che Cambria, has zero. i
tI,it,ti0n ~ be- present saturday ~ TIE e'H' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages mus, be Endorsed ui'h lali
name aud address.
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Suerial Notires.
Nicoi & Davidson,

$50 BROADWAY, near Great jones' st.,
suooeS.oa to Is. v iIaughwoat a Co.
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Isl. I'd. 3D. 9Th 5,h. 9Th It'll 9Th. 9th. Total
Rek ford .......l o . - 10
Bergen........ 1 -

The Pastimes play the Haymakers at Troy
to-day the Unions at fremont morrow, and the Mutua
on Wednesday.
The Alphas defeated the Amateurs Of Newark
on Saturday, by score Of % to 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
The Mayor of London IIisSC, bV
French SympathiZcrS.

The Mayor of London IIisSc, bv
French SympathiZcrS.
LONDON, Dec. 81.
The Lord Mayor of London was Kissed
today by members OF n deputatiOn be-
cause he refused their applications for
the use ofGuild Hall for public meetings
in Invrr Of the French Republic and
British intervention.
Position of Spain regarding Ameri-
can RCClamatiOnS.
MADRID, Dec. 90.
Minister SNgOStH, today, INSURED the
COrtes that the Government was willing
to submit the American reclamation
arising from events in Cuba to mixed
commission for settlement.
The Eastern Question.
LONDON, Dec. 81.
With respect 10 the forthcoming meet
ing OF the Ambassadors Ofthc Great Pow
crs in London, now that PRUSSIA has cx-
prCssly ly stipulated no topic foreign to the
question, the Russian Paris treaty OF 1856
shall be introduced into the deliberations
The adhesion power 10 the Conference is
slillawaitCd.
CONsTANTIN0TLE, Dec. 81.
1t is officially stated that the report that
Turkey was determined 10 act upon the
Eastern Question independently Of the
Powers is without foundation.
Correspondence Between the King of
Prussia and Pope Plus Denied.
LONDON, December 81.
It's explicitly denied that there has re-
Gently been any correspondence between
the Pope and the King Of Prussia.
The Luxembourg Question.
BERLIN, December 81.
The EnWz ZeiiWUg to-day, says, with
regard to the neutrality Of Luxembourg,
that diplomatic negotiations were impOsSi-
bic III time Of war. The German armies
would thereby be compromised, while
the abrogatiOn Of the tlcatics secures the
safety of the P1lssian government, which
Is ready to submit her claims to arbitra-
ton, without clTccling the position Of
Luxembourg MS an independent State
The Diet Of llcssc Darmstadt has ap.
proved the Federal treatieS, and voted Il
::urther war credit OF 3,6O2, 600 lorins.
Crisis in Spain--DiScusSiOn in tho
.n COrtGs.
r. MADRID, December 2l
In tho Cortcs today a motion providing
for dissolution oi that body was carried
by Il vote of 1GG against Al, amid great
excitement; the opposition Immediately
leaving the chamber. During the debate
Scnor RablGdO declared that hc and the
party did not wish for a cGup d etGt, but
were determined to save the King or
perish with him. Senior Fgaeras follow.
cd In support Of the motion Of dissolution,
but admitted that the country would not
settle into tranquility, even IL Duke dc
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NEW YORK CITY.


New YoRK, Dec. 81.
Last evening Il meeting Of Catholic
Americans was held ut the Aslor House to
make arrangements for fitting reception
Of the Fcnians just released from English
prisons.
An elaborate and voluminOus decision
was given yesterday by Judge McCNnn in
the case Of Gros6ccE rs. Rev. Morgan
Dix, touching the right and title Of the
Trinity church corporation in the matter
of the application Of the church revenue.
He expresses an incidental opinion that
tho title of the Trinity under the grant OF
WOuter Van Twiler Is impregnaOlc. THE
Judge makes small account o: some Of the
very sacedOtal protestant notions.
II is given ont that the new court house
is to he finished at last. All dues arc 10
he paid up and economy Is to be the rule.
George Holland, the veteran comedian,
died yesterday, aged 70. Hewas repre-
sentative man, and his New York expert.
encc went further baCk than that Of any
person now LETT
Tho remains of Rear Admiral Samuel
Brccse, Of the United States Navy, who
died at Mount Airy, near Philadelphia, on
the 18th inst, will arrive in this city this
afternoon. They will be received with
the hOnors due his rank on landing Mt the
foot of Canal street. From thence they
will be escorted by detachment Of ma.
rincs from the Navy Yard. and six COM
panies OF infantry from the forts in the
harbor, all under the command Of Col.
Broome, to St. Marks Cucrch, where the
funeral will take place.
Last night II fire occurred in COny's
furnace mandatory, corner Of Greene
and Morris streets, Jersey City, by which
twenty-five men arc thrown out Of
employment Loss not less than $50, 1000.
Partially insured.
A large crowd throngcd'the streets in
front OF the city hall in HOboken, last
night, to hear what action tho Common
Council would take on Mayor Kimbalrs
veto Of the resolution ordering the re-
movNl of the Erie railway tracks from
private property in the city. The first
resolution, ordering the instant removal
of the tracks, had been modified so as to
favor the oil companies whose property
is stored at Vcnango Docks, and the resO-
ution substituted ordering the removal
on the first of May next. Mayor KimbNll
vetoed this resolution, and last night the
Common Council passed it over his veto
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Financial and Commercial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OPFlCE OP DAILY INTELLIGENCER,
NLNa-....a..... lNa. ~ NlLn

WEDNESDAY, OCC' SIN kPtU'l
ArrLEs-U Unchanged; ranging from $9 900
% for faIr to prime, and 50 2S03 80 for choice.
BuTTEE-U Unchanged at 3O0S3c for choice
Gladcs Sc.
BnOons Fancy, 81 90, q 80 aud 81 70 plain
g 1903 25. .......
BUcKwuEAr FLoUn-In good dcmand 81 %
per barrel. ...
CHEESE Quiet; Western Reserve 1i0l5c
Goshen 15jE01Gc. ....
CRANBERrIEs-Salcs of cultivated at $l2 per
barrel.
CARBox olL-salcs at 9t92Sc, and no charge
for package.
CoPFEE-GOod to prime Rio at 1069lc; choice
TO fancy 9IX020c.
EUGs-The market is quiet and unchanged at
2O022c ....... ......
FIslI-I.akC Herring 81 25; White Fish - 90;
Lake Shad 81 2S; No. 8 medium Mackcrcl s. 30;
No. . medium 81 80.
FLOUR - Market steady. We quote fancy
at $7756s 90; choice white wheat family,
SC 6O07 90; red wheat family, s. 1905 90
Rye Flour, IS rs.
GRAM -WheGt-Unchaugcd We continue ia
quote strictly choice white at 81 1901 20 No.
rcd at 81 O5IDI 10. OGLS-4OG1i5c. CO17t-5OD55C
fOrnew. Rye-7OD75c. BGrLy-Dull at 7G9SOc.
GLASS First quality SxlO, g 30; 1Oxl9, 81 90,
second quality sxlO, 81 IS; lOxl9, 81 25 y box OI
30 feet, net prices.
GINsENG-JOc per ID.
1IOGs-The receipts arc steadily increasing,
and packers are not anxious for contracts ahead
so 2J is tho outside rates. some lots at less prices
uAY-BalGd at $l5GDls.
LARD Olive quote winter strained at 81 20
HOXEY-Salcs at 2Slb3Oc.
NAIIs-1Od to Cod, q %; Sd to Cd, 81 95; I'd
10 I'd, 81 so.
PRovIsIoSs.-N Bacon Is selling freely At
quotations. Hams tic; Shoulders, 19Tc; Clcal
Sides, 15Kc; Breakfast Bacon, 1GKc. Mess Pork
ga. LArd-TiOrccs, 12H0l3c; kegs, I4Hc.
POTAToEs-We quote sales at TJc, with modGr'
ate supply.
RICE-New Carolina sJEGOc for prime.
RAGs-1C.
-FlaxseCd-Sl s5. Timothy and Glover
seed nominal.
sYRurS-Ba GO0GSc; New York 75OSOc;
Choice Drlps SSc.
sUuARs-Raw sugar steady at quotations; re-
fined greatly excited and prices advanced over Il
per lb.; Crushed 15al6lGc; A Coffee, 1Ssc; b Cor
fec, 1sc; c Coffee, I41ic. New Orleans, l2X0l4c;
Porto Rico, 19OlSc; Cuba llXal9c.
soDA-Best New Castle in kegs. &c.
BAKING PowDER-8SC per pound.
sOAP-Family bKc; German &c; Eastern 10
012c.
STARCH-70sc; Maizcna 190i4c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Dar Lead lie 2 pOnnd; Shot
81 50 q bag.
SALT-Dairy g d; Ohio River sac
SNUHF-7Oc; do. In boxes of six dozen g %.
ToBAcco-Fim; Manufactured unchanged;
Navy GS075c; dark los and As Gs075c; bright los
and KS 7O6SOc.
TEA-GuupOwdcr 81 4O01 70; Young Tyson
81 SO0I 90; Black 81 OOG1t1 10.
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To W1oM IT MAY CoXcERN.-Com.
plant has been made to us that some
parties are in the habit of robbing our car
ricr boys in certain sections orthc city,
while engaged in delivering papers to our
subscribers. Tho boys arc too small to
defend themselves against the attacks of
mon, and have to submit to the dopredH-
ttons Of these unprinciplcd characters.
We shall take steps to have this matter
thoroughly Investigated, and II ifsucccsslul
In ascertaiuing the guilty parties: they
NAV expect toireceive the full benefit Of
the law against robbery on the highway.
1t will be'wGll, therefore, for those who
have formerly indulgcd in this practice to
reform their ways in this particular at
once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-22
GENERAL AMNESTY.
The Presidents Views-..Why the
Subject Was Omitted in the Mes
sage. a
WASHINGTON, Dec. II.

. WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
The President said yesterday that the
omission to make any reference to the sub
ieCt Of amnesty in his annual message
was accidental. He intended to have
stated his views freely upon the question,
but in The hurry Of making up the docu-
mCnt in time to send it to Congress,
lie omitted 10 do so. His pur-
pose was to call attention, in the
first place to the general mlsap-
prehCnsion prevalent in the country, that
Il large number OF people are dis(ranchis-
cd in the South by the Fourteenth Amend
mcnt and by the legislation of Congress.
This belief, which llas been iostcrCd by
the Democratic newspapers, is wholly IN
error, for IN taCt no man has been dcpriv.
ed Of the right to vote by the action Of
Congress or by the force Of COnstitu-
tiOnnl amendment. All dislrNnchisCment
has been by virtue of the laws enacted by
the Southern States themselves, through
their Legislatures, for which Congress is
in no way responsible. This fact, the
President thinks, ought TO he more gen.
orally understood.
Re proposed, in the second place, to
have discussed the prOpricty of removing
the disqmIiticatiOns from holding office
imposed by the Fourteenth Amendment.
Ills view Of the matter is that the people
Of the South ought first to accept the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments,
and give evidence that they fully nc.
knowledge their validity, before asking
Tor Amnesty under the provisions of the
first Of these Amendments. The only
power Congress has to grant amnesty is
by virtue Of the authority conferred by
the Fourteenth Amendment, and so long
MS the Democrats ut the South resist that
Amendment and deny its validity, it is
manitestly inconsistent for them 10 ask
for removal Of GisQualfications under its
provisions. Until these amendments Nrc
acknowledged and respected rs binding,
the President thinks the public sentiment
Of the country will be avcrsc to granting
amnesty; but when the attitude of the
late rebels changes in this respect, he be-
lievcs that II sweeping amnesty should be
promptly accorded by Congress. The
President expresses his regret that he
omitted to set forth these views in his
message, MS it was his full intention to
have done.
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GETTING THEM OFF.-Last Saturday
the tow.boat ]. +. NcCIcIIand ran five
bargcs hard aground on the bar opposite
the City Water Works. After an unsuc-
ccssIul effort on her part 10 get them off,
she proceeded on her voyage down the
river. The Hercules, one of the largest
and most powerful boats on the river, was
dispatched from Pittsburgh to accomplish
the job. Yesterday the II. had succeeded
in pulling off three, and tOwcd them to a
point near the Belmont Mills. When VIC
were Mt the landing in the evening, she
was getting rendy to bring off the other
two. Several large cables were broken
during Tuesday in attempting to get tho
boats over tho bar. The men engaged in
the work yesterday, suffered much from
the cold.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, DeC0mOCF q, IbIU.
The run Of cattle was moderate 800 by cars'
and about 200 from adjoining cOuntles-6ut suf
hCient for the demand. In regard to prices, there
quality was generally good, the number Of extra
cattle being large, while that Of inferior grades
was small. A few Christmas cattle were on sale
and brought fancy prices, llGSllXc being paid Tor
four bullOcks. Common stock brought 6dtIHC.
fair To medium 6NGSc, good to prime 5KGD7Sc,
and some extra As high a. Sc.
The run Of sheep was very large and the mar
kGt was dull and unsatisfactory. Prices ruled Il
shade lower than last week, good sheep selling at
and sOmc Butler county stock going AS low US Sc,
There was more animation in the hog market,
though prices ruled lower than last week. The
runwas large. Most OF the offerings were taken
by the butchers at prices varying from G4@Ic.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NRv Y0pR nnrnnhcr Of

Gold has been very dull: opening at llO!SO
iIOK; closing at the same price. Loans were
made at from to 9 per cent for carrying. Clear
anccs, about $l5,00O,O0O. Government bonds
steady, but dull.
Is tight and stocks strong; Reading strong, with
a large demand by tho bears for stock for cnsh dc.
livery. As high az 4 per cent has been paid for
ItS use one day. The majority Of the important
stocks have advanced from y to H per cent,
csnt currency to TO per cent gold The fact that
the Secretary Of the Treasury allows 40 large
currency balance about $40 OOO OOO, to remain IN.
active, when the money Ia 80 much needed In L..
gitimatO trade. CXcItGs considerable comment. In
State bonds, the movement In Tennessee COntIH.
ues In the new issue touching 6iAt;othcrs quiet
and without change.
SrERLING ExcIlANnE-Bankcrs' bills l08H.
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The PhtIadeIphia senatOriaI EIectLOn


The return Judges of the Senatorial
election, meet tomorrow, to count the
vote Of yesterday. This evenings Tee
graph says, the chances arc that tie Re-
publican return Judges will refuse to re-
ceive and count the vote in such divisions
as present palpablC evidence Of fraud,
basing their action upon several recent
decisions delivered by Judge Allison. The
streets arc already filed with reports Of
threats that such course il pursued, will
be at the risk Of life on the part Of tue re-
turn Judges, indeed such threats were
made publicly in the streets, by prominent
Democrat politicians, who have figured in
the onsiRughts on return Judges.
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Intense Cold in the West.
CHICAGO, December 81.

UIIICAUU, DCCCTIOCT-I,
The weather has been very cold to-day.
The thermometer Indicating zero in
Chicago, and seven degrees below in
Madison, Wis and in that vicinity, and
at several other points throughout the
northwest
Cobb, Chrisiy e. Co., Of Bloomington,
have obtained Il verdict Of $780, 900 agHinst
the Illinois Central Rail Road Tor delay
in shipments of corn from different points
on the road. Other like suits will follow
tb;S