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NEW YoHK, Oct. 81. 1873.
Messrs. Herring, FArrel Sherman, PSI =. Way
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n REV ARD

UtsUUU For any case Of Blind, Bleeding.
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DAILY JOURNAL
WFDNEsDAT, DEOEHBER Il, 1S70.

Tar employment Of the street
hands, who are paid by the day for
working on the streets. to ell up the
Water Works trenches, affords Us
still smother view of the beauties of
the delectable Water Works con-
tract. The contractors-Weir & Co..
are, BY the written agreement, under
no obligation to fill the trenches any
faster than they have a mind to. The
ditches may remain Open-as we pre-
sumo some of them Will-all winter,
the city in the meantime being re-
sponsible for all accidents resulting
therefrom to man or beast. But with
a two foot strip taken out of the
crown of the powdered and
graveled streets, they will be utterly
ruined unless the trenches are filed
up as fast as the earth in them settles.
Mr.. Doughty, we believe, announced
this as the reason why the street hands
had been put TO work filling up the
AOAoSs 4nO C0ntAAGAOAo GAC AA4oA IL
obligations to pay the city for such
work. 1t will be cheaper for them to
let the earth settle all it will during
the Winter, and then ill up the holes
in the Spring.
Mr.. Van Ripper announced that the
contractors would pay the city for the
work. We have seen no report, how
ever, from Street Committee or Com
missioner, with reference to the
amount of work done by the city for
the benefit Of the contractors. Mr..
Van Riper's statement, to an outsider,
looks like an afterthought, unless he
is fully authorized to speak for the
contractors and enter into obligations
for them under any aud all emergen-
cies.
We trust that rigid account will
be kept Of the expense of repairing
the streets, arising from the Water
Works business. We are somewhat
interested in knowing what it viii
amount TO in the agRreRate.
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THE MARKETR.
HeW York Market.


BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. Dec. 10.
CoTToE=-.D and prices a shade lower
FLoUR-Quiet and UNCHANGED In every
respect receipts 1900 Darrelss supernne
10 choice s5 0lG6 no: common 10 cdoice
s6 l5g6 50; Sc Louis SO 50O6 80.
RYE FLopR-Steady &C i9j 90.
Corn MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-.Qu ulst and unchanged in every
respect at 83d9fc.
WHEAT-Duil and prices a shade lower:
receipts 1000 bushes; Old spring o. 25M
new 81 4a9l 49, new spring 81 5z8l 8s +;
BTE-Dun, sn1 prices are nominal
BARLEY-Dull, aud prices dropping; Can
ada West 81 05; state sOa82c.
CoRN-Dull, and prices dropping re-
ceipts 13l1lO bushels; No. mixed elb6es
new new 15g48ci yellow 797s; No. ] white
oATs-Dun. and a shade lower; reosipts
5000 bushels; western and Ohio 4fQ6I.
y HHAY-Aetiye az 81 % for shippingi q l59
HoFa-Uull.
CoFFEE-Demand fair and market n rm
sales Of 1000 bags Of Rio, on private terms.
az over ,Se9gz1i Laguayra l05z8l75<ci Mexi-
sggszR : Grenada icsulci Porto Rico
5oLAasslEszNlew Orleans Sss7Oo.
PETRoLEUM-Unchan
PRoYIsIONB-Quieta and dull. Mess pork
"; new tl9 T54D 50s prime sl79H 50 new
ezl9zl =. Beef. mess flO0l5; extra albNf8;
hams, smoked u3l prime M eas G20a28; In.
dia mess t31882. Cut meats. duh, hams
lO51gl0zSe; shouiders s8s1Sc; short ribbed
LARD-Prime steam in good dema AID al
full prices at llNl2JZcs Kettle IIs
~ BgIIEh-D1ll but unchanged western
CHEEsE-MaEEet steady. with a mode.
rate demand aG 12MlAJSe.
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EXCHANGE-Bterling. SIC.
MomHW-M Mnrraf na.gv.


By TelegrRph.l CIECIHNATI, Dec. ~.
CoTEoE-Duli and market unsettled
FIoUR-D1I EBt unchanged; family
g 25d5 90.
wHEAT-Dun and prices nominali red
81 IS asked.
CoRN-Demand fair and market nrm ai
5lG5ee4
RYE-Dull but unchanged.
OATs-Dul but unchanged.
l5AELEf-t3ulot and weak ~ flWl o..
CoFFEE-Deman nd good 40 full prices.
MoLAesKs-Fair demand but at lower
rates at G5g75o.
OILs-L Linseed oil, only q limited Job
bling demand at S8c. Lard Oh, demand fair
and market firm.
EGas-Scarce and Arm.
BUTTER-Quiet ana unchanged In every
CHEEsE- Quiet and unchanged In every
respect.
BEEDs-Cioverseed dull, and prices have
declined 20 sl00I0 90. Timothy seed, de-
mand good at fuu prices, ~ IS 5005 G2J6
flaEEeed, dull but Unchanged
PoRK.-Only limited j9bbing demand
L1Rp-Duli. and prices are nominal al
B0LK MEArs-oulet and weak At 7@loa
gzo9E-oniy a limited Jobbing demand
HoGs2Duli, and prices droopinEi DIV,
50 ~ 80 80i dressed 81 90 offered, and " q
BETF CArrLE-Demand fair, and market
VIII KY-Demand good at fun prices
| at S5c.
| G0LD-llOL.
| d ENCHANOE-PaTs
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PRUSSIA.


BERLIN, December 10.-The bonn
bardment Of Paris is not dictated by
any special influences, bat will be put
into effect for solely military reasons.
The new levies Of Landwehr are des-
tined for a reserve, a division Of
which will reinforce the army in the
field.
AN ISQULRY-A EUNCIA-THE KAISER.
BERLIN, December lin the
Brunswick Chamber of Deputies, Herr
Muller asked the government to as
certain of the Foreign Office Of the
Bund if it was true that after the
declaration Of war, King George, of
Hanover, acted in concert with Napo-
lean, establishing an embassy in
Paris. armiDg a guelphia legion called
the Hanoverians. in Paris, for a free
corps, and kept ChassepOts ready for
them IN the enemy's ports; and, II
these charges we're true, TO bring II a
bill repeating Articles 4 and II OF
the Brunswick Constitution, settling
the succession of the throne on the
Brunswick house Of Hanover.
a Papal Nunciate is to be estab-
lished in Berlin, and an Archbishop
will be chosen First Nuncio.
The King of Prussia was person
/ ally unwilling to assume the title OF
Emperor, but the opinions Of the
Crown Prince and the King Of Ba
varia on the matter prevailed on hin
/ to assume the title.
! THAT RIOT.
BERLIN, December 10.-Eyening.-
The King of Prussia is ready to 70
ceive the address of the Federal Par
lament. and a deputation Of the mem
bers will set out Immediately for thu
royal headquarters before Paris {,
present it to His Majesty.
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Tax on TObaGGO-EaTal Nomination
Criminal.

WASHINGTON, December 13. - A
committee from the Richmond Ma
tional Tobacco Convention, headed by
WmyE. Lawrence, of New York, was
before the Committee of Ways and
Means this morning, urging amend
ments to the Internal Revenue law, IN
accordance with resolutions and a Pc
tition adopted by that convention.
Rear Admiral Boggs has been de-
tached from the duty of Light House
Inspector, of the Third District, and
ordered to relieve Rear Admiral Os-
glesson from the command of the
European feet.
The President sent to the Senate
to day the nomination of Alfred
Pleasanton as Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue.
In the Criminal Court to day tris
was commenced against Charles @.
Edwards, for the embezzlement of
$500 in legal tender notes, the prop
erty of the United States. General
Spinner, in the course of the exami-
nation, said that he had deposited an
amount of bonds necessary TO cover
the loss, considering himself liable
under his bond, for the fidelity of the
persons employed In his bureau.
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SHOCKING MaFdeF-RaiIrOad Matters

special to the Evansville Journal
Mt. VERNON, Ind. December 13.-
Another shocking murder has taken
place in this county. VIM. II. Dow
ney, a wealthy farmer living at Wades-
vile, was found dead in his house
yesterday. His skull was broken in
several places, and the body lying on
the floor with one hand in his pocket
on his knife. A blood covered mon-
key wrench was lying near him, which
was, doubtless, the instrument with
which the murder had been accom-
pIished. The room indicated that q
struggle had taken place. DoWney
was a man of nearly fifty years of age
His wife was divorced from him the
last term Of court, since which time
he has been been living alone.
William Roeder, a German neigh
Dor of the deceased, has been arrested
for the murder, on oircumstautial ev
idence. DoWney aud Roeder we're to
gether on Saturday evening, and quar-
relied about a settlement, Roede
claiming that Downey owed him % "a
which the latter denied. Roedel
threatened to break his head if be di'
not pay it. Saturday evening he wa
seen going in the direction Of Dow
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sew York Gold and STOCK Market
vTeIeurauhT Muw Vouu Nae 1a


GOLD-DuII and rather weak, fuotuatlng
between lOH and 1913 all day; loans from
lc 70 10 per annum carrying. The clear
anceH to-day were about Gf0sp0OO0. To
morrow the Treasury viii sell one million.
CONVENIENT BECURITIEs-BLeady eBpec-
tally In SEQ issues. The expectation ig that
the Treasury will buy more on Thursday
than adyeLtisf'ds which gives steady tone
70 the market.
MoNEY-Easy At &c as the regular rate.
Stocks opened steady, bat closed weak.
Reading being the steadieat and the NOrth-
western weakest. Reading continues
scarce and tsc has been paid Tor use until
Tomorrow. Speculation IN the Western
gnion is active and prices arm. The
short Interest ia this stock ia large. and au-
| pears TO be the support OF is advanced
prices. The hgllJ'ess says Greater hrmueaH
has been noted the past few Gays "a New
YORK Central script than IN the stock. It
has always been anticipated that this scrip
was paying equal dividends with the CAPT.
tai stock and would be merged in 40, The
time for this consolidation As now believed
% have arrived and arrangement Will, ita
believed, be effected in the last week Of
this month.
state securities dull. Tennessces about
the only bonds IA which there was any
/ transactions.
4 Recommendations. SIC.
u raaar
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COSDENSEB TELEGRAMs.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. II.
Launitz, the sculptor, is dead.
Sold closed In New York, yesterday, at
LOS.
Four new cases of smallpox were discov-
cred IN Brooklyn.
Tracey SharastOck cut his own throst,
and died in st. Louis, on Monday.
The weather in New York, yesterday,
was much the same as here, dark and low
er1ns without rain.
G. H. Marshall, of New York, was held
to bail in 6, 800 fos forging an endorsement
on stolen check for sll 600.
Mayor KALI haeisch, OF Brooklyn, refuses
to sign the 81 100000 of new bonds for build
1ns the Hampstead reservoir.
The steamship Columbia. from Glasgow.
and City of Dublin and England. from
Liverpool, have arrived at New YORK
The peopte of santa Barbara County,
California, killed q horse thief and cap
tured the rest of a whole band on Satur-
day.
The speeches in the Republican caucus
at Washington, indicate that no general
amnesty Dill would be passed. the present.
Congress.
notoriety, has sued the proprtetors of the
Chicago Times Tor libel, claiming So3,OO'
damages.
Jesse Seligman banQueted Consul Petx'
otto in New York, on Monday evening
and nearly all the prominent LEWIS OF Ihe
city were present.
The Boys in Blue are to have a torch
light procession in Washington on tht
2lst, TO welcome the Forty-frBt Congress
and pay their respects TO President Grant
G. Bowen, member of Congress cleo
from South Carolina, was indicted for
bigamy by the Grand Jury in Washing
ton. He clRimes to have an Indiana di
vorce from the nrst Mrs. B.
]. H. McAlpine's tobacco factory, IL
New York, was DESTROYED by nre yesterday
| morning. Loss, $3.50, 600; insured. One
man was killed and another hut by thu
| falling walls.
| The Central Pacific train robbers are on
| trial at Washoe. Their names are L. b
Parfons. J. q. Roberts, James Gflchrist, r
t,ockFell, r. A. Jones, ]. H. Chapman and
John Squtres.
Chief Justice AIcKeap. of Utah Territory
who has been in New York City for 8 few
days, left for Salt Lake City, yesterday
| forenoon. He had g lengthy consultation
| with Attorney General A herman, before
| he left for the West. The Supreme Cour
will be held Immediately upon his return
| TO the Territory.
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sHIPPTNa-FERsoNAL.

QUEENSTOWN. Dec 1.-THE steam
er Erin, from New Yook for Liver
pool. arrived.
The German steamer Berlin, which
sailed from Baltimore Novembr 9th,
arrived at Great Grimsby on Satur-
day, where she now lays awaiting an
opportunity to proceed to Bremen.
lit is reported that Mohammed
Reisched Pasha will represent the
Sublime Porte in the CCpgress on the
Eastern question.
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HashrIlIn Mnrket.

BY Telegraph NAsHvILLE. Dec. l1.
CoTroN-Quieti low middllna l3Jsc.
BULK MEATS - active; clear sides, lie J;
clear ribbed, llkkc; shoulders, Ike
PoRK-Hump Hl3.
HCa8-E6 90.
LAHD-l2Kcs
CoHN-luc.
OATB-60c.
WHEAT-gl0I IS.
FLoUR-M 600s6 O0
There is not q barrel OF salt In Nashville
for sale.
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Memphis harket.

~ Tslegraph.l MEMFHIF. Dec. 10.
COTTON Market steady with a moderate
demand At l3JTW14cs receipts for past dng
5000 bales: shipments for last p hours 900
bales.
FLouR-e8 O5.
CORE MEAL,-FIat az g. 78Bs %.
CoRE-Demand active and prices adj
Vanced 40 05N08c.
OATs-HeaVy receipts depress the MAR
ket, at 500.
HAN-Quiet AZ g23023 so.
BRAN-0uiat ct E2lml1
LARD-Dun but unchanged.
BAC3N-Clear 75<9Bc; blk sides i08llc
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BELGIUM.

THE PRUssrAEs TO OCCUPY LUXEMBOURG.
BRUssELs, December 11.--Prepara-
tio7s are being made for the occupa-
ton of Luxembourg by the Prussian
army as a military necessity, TO pre-
vent furnishing supplies bE the State
to the Franc -tireurs, and to destroy
the facilities afforded for the escape
of prisoners. The army occupation
will come direct from Germany. The
ARRANGEMENT is said to be 10 confOr-
matpry with an understanding with
the King of Holland.
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By Telegraph. LOUIsvILLE. Dec l3.
T0BACC3-sales OF "a hhda at 81 75QG 81
for common 10 good iueGi 50 15af2l % for
low 10 medium bright Wrappera.
HAa0LNg -Eirm &C AM28c.
CuTrON- Dull and weak middiimG lac.
FL0UR-l uict and nrm az s. ..
GRAIN-0uieb and steady
HOGs-Inactlves dfoVerH asking 81 q for
choice. packers not buyings closed very
dull at 60 81: killed to-day 500.
a EPRoVIarON8-flu lufet and dfn mess pork
klg so: bacon Tc butk sides l0< GEAR sides
lie. lard tieTce l2c; keg Ac.
WHnsKY-UpWaId tendency.
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NeM OrIenna MnrkeI.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Dec. %.
COTToE-Demand fair and market nFm
at l41S0l11fc.
FLoUE-supeTfne winter 60 %; Xxx sj 0)i
CORH-Whit zoe; yellow 75e.
OATs-NO. 45G.
HAY-Primeel7 50923.
BRAH-tl O7<Nl 10.
MoIAEsE8-66ab7c.
Other articles unchanged.
ETERLING EXCHANgE-llj.
SIGHT ENCHANnE-On New YORK te pre-
MUM.
CfoLE-ltOX.