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stocks during the day:

The money market retains the late ease aud borrow
call have difficulty in supplying their require
ments at and per cent the general rate being
The banks report no demand of Importance from the
West drain being about equazed by the remttances
in payment OF dry goods and other purchases OF the
merchants In the open market there is fair
demand reported for commercial paper, and though
rates show downward tendency. there is present
change to record prime accepances moving at to per
cent, depending upon the grade
The continued buOyaney OF United States bonds in the
foreign financial market and the further advance to-day
OF Five-Twenes OF 1862 in London to 9s, has
very favorable comment in monetary circles. The bond
market opened with decidedly firm feeling, the Five
Twenties ito which the Treasury purchases conhned
having advanced on the latest official figures OF yester
day
These prices maintained until the offerings to the
Government made public, the extent OF which,
together with the fact that the Secretary did not buy in
Of his advertised proposals. produced depressing
effect upon the market The offerings at the Treasury
purchase of 100000 amounted to $S5756OO at prices
ranging from >lOs SO to Sill 57i The following the
aWarls
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

road for September were sl2ll2i increase Of Sal8
over the corresponding month Of last year.
The earnings Of the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri fof
September were s353s77, increase Of 5000 over sep
tember OF last year.
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company advertise semi
annual dividend Of 10 per cent payable on demand.
Messrs Hagarten Co., gents Of the Cherry Valley
Sharon and Albany Railroad Company offer $4,000 OF
the first mortgage per cent bonds Of that Company al
92i and accrued interest in currency, and recommend
them to investors as a irst-class investment.
At meeting Of the Buffalo and Washingto Railroad
stockholders to-day the following officers elected
Bronson {. Runsey, President; Henry A Richmond,
President H. L. Lyman, Secretary and Treasurer I;
Directors - Thomas Clark, James Brayley, Myron 4.
Bush Cyrus Clark, l.. Henry, A. Richmond j. f. Sehoell-
kept C. j. Hamlin sherman ;. Jewett, Bronson C. Rum.
sey Jonathan schoye Walter Cary, Vim. g. Fargo, and
A NJ. Benton.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
And the following for civ Bank shares:

The Gold market has been very dull and without specu'
latiye interest The sales have been from l2l 10 l3k
against and ll3i yesterday they being firm At these
rates. There is sill active borrowing demand fos
cash gold TO deliver speculative sales, and ia, l,
and 3S4 Of per paid to-day for the se OF
gold coin until tomorrow. Attracted by these rates
holders Of the per cent Government loan maturing
in January have presented bonds for redemption to the
OF 81 10000 up 10 the close Of business today
The days transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank
have been as follows: Total clearances s36iC 600 G0d
balances sO2o49l; Currency balances s23i,i0o At'p"
M. Gold quoted az ll3.
Foreign Exchange continues weak, at the following
nominal quotations. with actual transactions at lot0
Ii fnr rnrirn & ndaNs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND y O'CLOCK p. VI.
SGs Of Railroad BoHiBdak aad Rdurodd-Eres
THURSDAY, Oct. 6-P. NJ,

The stock market opened heavily, with
downward tendency, but became stronger later in the
day. the special feature being Rock Island, which ad-
vanced to ll7 After Rock Island, the chief activity
has been in Lake Shore New York Central and St. Paul
Ohio and Mississippi opened with slight decline, but
became steady afterward. At the Second Board, Pana
ma declined TO 81, while Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western advanced TO 1851 At the close, the general
market was strong at the following quotations:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
THE MARKETS.
Car.fullr Reported for ruE TRrnuSE.

TRUKsDAY Oct O. 1870
ASHBsPots in good dsBd aO the market arm At tt %
o. Pearls are In moderate demand and steady at $9d 80 ~
COTTOS-The market the y aeuye aud though a
the opening pretty steady the close rather weak sales ~
bales evening arve including 90 for 30
for consumption aud SD for speculation SAs free on board 'f
bales Charleston li 800 essb
nah private terms For future delivery ths mate< modere
active bat buyers operating with freedom and the market
ht sales last evening OF 80 bales October mostly Blc Ice No
yember Isle to-day 400 octoberat l5s ais o 200 koyembe
ElGl5sc 100 December idl5 0 January 5,c; loo each
November and December at % all on basis Of Low Mdng sko o
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

The October number of The Aldine Press eN-
hbts ts usual elegance Of typographical execution, and
variety of artistic illustrations. 1t is embellished with
pors Paolo and Francesca with aleterpress descrip
ten by Mrs H. S Conant "Parley the Porter Lake OF
Tberias," "The Broken Urn,' and Others 10y John Gil
bert and 'The Prisoner Of War" comic sketch by T.
Beard An agreeable literary miscellany is furnished by
.everal uo,ular artists.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

Robert Carter & Brothers have repuoilsleu
som the second English edition Heroes Of He6ren HIS
.or, bv s,NrEI WuBERFORCE. d. D., containing brief
sketches Of the principal characters in the Old Testament
record with the lessons in religion suggested by their
career and the fifth edition Of the Life Of the Rer John
MiIne by HoRATrUs BoNAR, ID. d., biography OF an
eminent divine Of the Scottish Church They have also
issued three volumes OF The Drdyton Hall Series consist
ing Of original stories illustrative OF the Beadtudes.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA Isr
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND CONVERTIBLE PER
CENT. GOLD BoSDs.-The small remaining balance
of the Loan for SALE at % and accrued interest These
Bonds return about double the rate of interest which
t. s j20s pay while the security is safe and fully
equal to that of any Railroad Bond issued.
HENRY CLEws & Co., 81 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

character TO his purposes and his fe For the eapos
ton OF his new faith Mr. Towne has formed the piah "
this Magazine and here enters upon his WORK WIN 80.
ardor of prophet and the devotion of martyr ho "
evidently one Of the pure and enthusiasts "o
take no counsel with flesh and blood, and IN the
ness of conviction make account OF the pleJuu
they may offend or the antagonsms when '"es
His tone s bold resolutc, often even dcnah. s"r
combatiye The lovers of controversy VIII n,iu u,th
mo war Of opinion, smiting his oppo
om 0 ,Sc S right hand and left and in the ar0r OF
eorcelv assailing persons well as ideas lie
What he deems the citadel Of error WIN reono'
sbot and loud battle cries. clearly with or e
-, ,no most favorable conditions for the attain
ment OF truth
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received from J. b. Lippincot N
60 Marguerite Kent by MARION W. WAYNE, an original
novel Of American life Mistaken, by LYDIA FULLER,
spirited story Of religious faith ard experience ana INC
Struggle in Ferrdr0 by WILLIAM GILBERT, story oi tne
Reformation IN Italy,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

George P. Putnam e. Sons have published
neat duodecimo edition Of Washington Irvings LVe c
Washington in an abridged form, and intended especially
for the use Of classes in American history. more
charming work for young readers whether in school or
ont cannot easily be found and IL will be welcomed
warmly everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

Among the recent announcements of valu-
able English books by ScTibner, Wexford Co.. notice
the old standard in rural economy, entitled Ecery Man
Bis Oon CdtHe Doctor by FRANCIS CLATER, which has
been completely renovated and brought down TO the
present date presenting the results OF all the modern i'm
proyements the subject, with copious Illustrations
and descriptions 1t gives complete exposition OF the
diseases which cattle flesh is heir to-" and pro
poses the treatment which has been found most efficient
An the actual practice of the British farm. The work is
brought Out in style of remarkable elegance perhaps
much for the subject but it's great amount of i'll
formation will amply repay the cost OF purchase An
other handsome English book is The Modern
Practical AHgier, By H. CHOIMONDELEY PENNEIL
the peculiar feature Of which is that II treats the subject
In all its branches and relations giving complete man
ual for the angler from the fly to the fyug 1t is
of course especially adapted 10 the English waters
bnt il contains great deal Of matter which will be reao
with interest by the lovers OF the gentle art every
where. The same house issue treatise Mushroom
culture, by W Robinson, the contents OF which will be
novel 10 most agricultural readers and may furnish
many valuable suggestions to the practical gardener in
<his country.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

The Monthly Part of AppletoRS' Journal for
September affords good illustration Of the diligence and
tact with which the editorial functions Of that periodical
administered The liable Talk, and other miscel-
departments crowded with attractive read
ing for the family circle, while the pens Of several well
known popular magazine writer's contribute to the yar
ETY. and interest OF the body Of the work
living example Of the Gentlemen Of the Old School,"
whose ancient and savOry style many readers will gladly
recognize has two papers under that title, filed with
pleasant gossip Of the time past and choice selection
from the anecdotes and incidents with which his capa
eous memory is richly stored Posons and Poison
ers" "In the London Streets" cold Songs" ANA
grams" Barry Cornwall" "The Paris Markets" are
all excellent papers for popular instruction and enter
tsnment.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
New Publications.
DROOKLYN DAILY EAGLEl!

!, ,stuthed .,.y afternoon Eagle Buliing Nos ~,
and 81 Fulou..t Brooyp has larger circulation than
ether Evening Paper in America
ae people Long Isrd and TB BAGLR admit
el the exponent lccal interests Of hs population
Advertisers Offer for sale TO these people will
perceive importance BY other medium at such mOder
ate rate, charged Advertisements be reached In
York population ae twice theirs
daily papers published beside seeies and monthhes
which swell advertising mediums two hundred To
among million people Of NevYO the advertiser
money while Brooklyn tie eadeu among
Deay million are reached by TB EAGLE most effectively
paper presents the current events which have trans
pred in foreign day which has closed e before goes
pres subscription list increasing daily from this cause and
also because presents paper sterling literary merit winch may be
pleasantly safely every family Its price Three Cents daily
served BY throughout Broon and Nine Dollars per
mailed parties residing elsewhere Il 'ohet share Of
advertising patronage all addressed TIlB BROOKLYN
DAILY EAGLE will he promptly answered
TWO MORE ILLUSTRATIONS are added to
MARION BBRKLEY.
ishsvinr great the Railroads and everybody 1A'
" ~ 'D'' - ''' LoRTSG Publisher, BorCn.
GEORGE MACDONALD's DAVID ELtilN-
NJ BROD ROBERT FALCONER in constant demand Al he
shops and hbranes bOhlN"' rsOnsDe'i DV9op.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

The Seventh Volume of LANGE's Commentary
o. the Holy Scriptures, edited by PHILIP sCHAFF D. d.
has issued by Charles scribner Co. 1t contains
the "Epistlo TO the Galatians" by OTTO scHMoIIER
translated by c. c. sTARBUCH, and edited by NJ. b. RID
DIE; "Ephesans and Coossians." by KARL RnAUNr
translated by NJ. b. RIDDLE and Philippians" by the
same author, translated by Professor HACKETT. Two
more volumes OF this work will complete the New Tests
meDt one Of which will probably be published in the
course OF next Winter.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

The First Volume of Religious Thought IN
England, by the Rev. JOHN HUNT, A. NJ. is issued by
George Routledge & Sons The author is known among
the living writers in English literature by his Essay on
Panthesm." an attempt TO reconcile the system Of
spinosa with the doctrines OF the Church In the pres
ent volume he the development Of religious ideas
among English thinkers from the time OF the Reforma
ton to that Of Lord Herbert Of Cherbuy and in the
sequel the work will continue the history until the end
Of the last century His account of Jeremy Taylor, Sir
Thomas Browne, John Hales OF Eton, Chllingworth,
Hobbies Cudworth and Henry More is of particular in
,erest marked by discriminating Judgment, and an
acute sense Of the bearing of philosophical speculation
OIL religious doctrine.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

In the school and family edition OF the
PLAYS Of Shakespeare with Introduction and Notes by
the Rev. HENRY y HUDSON, the first volume Of which
las Just been published by CHM Brothers & Co in Bos
ton, The editor has INDUCED in wanton mutation Of
the text through OF fastdious delicacy. In
his opinion the works OF the immortal dIamast afford
only the best means for attaining the true knowledge
and Of the English language but the highest
OF intellectual discipline and moral culture Some Of
the plays Of not adapted 10 the purposes Of
youthful instruction while others, with such degree Of
pruning would 10y means impair their integrity and
vital spirit co1ld easily he made suitable for study i'm
the class. With this object in view, Mr. Hudson has
deraken the present edition Of the great pOe Of whose
writings ne has heretofore exhibited such admirable ap
probation and for The intelligent study OF which he has
furnished such excellent aids of commentary and cri
esn. He has not attempted 10 give the mere chips and
fragments Of Shakespeare, but has reproduced whole
plays with change in the OF action and the
development Of characters and with only such crasures
imperative in the prOpriees OF intercourse be-
tween teacher and pupils. The original notices by the
editor brief, but snEUlary comprehensive and al
ways purpose. The general views set forth in the
Preface challenge the attention not only OF Shakepcaran
students tut OF all who interested in the problems
Of education They betray the fine sdgacous sense Of
the spirit of Shakespeare and the worth Of his creations
revelations life which has given high rank to
Nj. HudsOn's previous critical labOTs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

The Examiner is the title of new monthly
Magazine issued by the Western News Company in
Chicago, and edited by the Rev. Edward c. TOwne,
formerly prominent clergyman Of the liberal Unitarian
school Massachusetts, II is intended TO lie an organ Of
Radical Christianity, devoted to the discussion Of re-
gous and humane questions and to general literature
The significant motto which inscribed at the head the
periodical may furnish idea OF its tendencies and aims
swsdom in all ages entering into holy souls maketh
them friends Of sod and Prophets The contents Of the
present number appear 10 DE chiefly from Editors
own pen and the variety Of s topics the ygor with
which they are treated afford ample illustration Of the
cOmpehensive resources with which he enters upon the
performance OF his task. Mr. TOwne's intellectual his
tOry Of which he gives slight sketch IN the Of the
number, has been peculiar one and offers suggestive
study the spirit OF the he was brought up In the
orthodox Congregational Church OF which he became
member in early boyhoOd. After graduating at Yale
College fourteen years ago. he studied theology in New
York and New-Haven, without any disposition to free
inquiry and certainly with leaning towards hereca
opinions While in this city he attended the ministry OF
the Rev DR.. Adams and never heard even 30 much as
The OF the distinguished Unitarian eergymen Dr.
Osgood and Dr. Bellows. He was wholly under ortho-
dox influences and heretca book, tract, or
journal, and had acquaintance except In the
nost approved orthodox circles. He had resolved
npon missionary life and chosen South Africa as his
field for labor, but was led 20 renOunoe this
favorite dream by paramount sense OF the
importance Of saving the popular religious faiih IN
cur own land. In view OF the unsettled state OF
The public mind In matters OF belief he decided 10 engage
81 armed and aggressive" crusade preaching
fdent and triumphant faith from place 10 place, and
without pecunisry reward. But great change came
ovef be mind before the termination Of his theological
oOurre The foundations OF his early creed shaken
hbc The dogmas Of orthodoxy gave way 10 intense
eonvctOL Of the paierBa character OF God. This per
'sding ioes swallowed I'D every other, and gave new
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

eaiy With offerings desirable
business the dull; Rio, 4!O8c, JAVs.
20q22c sales 500 bags Rio per South and $50 bses
Dolphin private terms
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for State and Western Floor
steady for the low grades moderate demand there
trade for the medium and high grades hardening pnc MSh
Of the O Wheat Shipping Extras inspected
paatye and No and better
maud; Unsound fair request and steady the sales 200 bb
Meu
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By gentleman from up the SeaboarJ
road, says the Richmond Dispatch oi
Friday, We have just heard the details 81
q most horrible crime, committed by
some fienj incarnate, in Mecklenburg
county, Virginia, near Coston North
Carolina, on tuesday night last.
A lady named Mrs. Rollins, who lives
In that neighborhood, was sitting In her
house with baby at her breast nursing;
and two or three Of her small children
playing around about her In the room,
when the murderer approached the win.
dow and discharged o double. barreled
gun, loaded with bueksliot and several
large slugs, into her right side, which
passed through her body, and came out on
her left side near the region ot her heart,
killing her instantly. The infant at her
breast was not hurt, nor were any of the
other children. There were no grown
persons ia the room at the time.
Mr.. Rollins, the husband OF the lady,
was absent at the time, having been
Mt court that day. The gun was fired be-
tween s and o o'clock at night, and he
and several gentleman were within
hearing distance Of Its report. They
heard It, and one remarked to the other
that the report seemed TO be In Mr.. Roi-
Inns yard, but he thought 1t was nearer
to them than that, and on arriving at
home and on going into the house, hor.
rible to relate, there they found the
corpse Of Mrs. Rollins, as she had fallen
from the chair, with the baby Ia her
arms, and the small children trying to
pick her up, and crying at the sight Of
the blood flowing from her wounds.
What sight was here!