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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
The Cairo Bulletin, May 1S.
The Great Yacht Race.

The following particulars of the victory
Of the American yacht Sappho are given
in recent dispatch from london to the
Western papers; ..,-..
The FIRST Of the series Of three races be-
tween the American yacht Sappho and
the English yacht Cambria, sixty miles
~indward and return, which commenced
yesterday morning, terminated this morn
ing in the decided victory Of the Sappho,
which beat the Cambria from the start at
the latter's best point of sailing, namely,
turning TO windward. The yachts were
towed very early on the morning Of the
10th to a point sixty miles southeast of
Cowes's Roads. A strong easterly wind
was blowing The race was 10 the east
ward, or up the channel.
The American yacht Dauntless and the
English yacht Plciad, and number Of
English craft and steamers accompanied
the eontesting yachts. The scene at the
start was very exciting. 1t was arranged
by the umpires that flying start should
be given on tho port tack by which the
yachts would gain great
ofiing toward mid-channel in case of a
change of wind
The Cambria having won the toss, took
'h' WeatucS posltiol, uuu THUS Huu Tue bu-
vantage Of the start. The Sappho carried
thirty-two hands and crowd Of canvass,
including her regular fore and AFT sails,
sails, and maintopmast staysail and flying
jibi while tho Cambria only set one jib in
addition to her foresail and other racing
sails, and carried twcnty-six hands.
The signal TO go was given at 1928 a. m.
The Sappho took the lead from the start,
and by the time she was of beachy head,
about fifty miles from the starting point,
she was fully ten miles to windward Of the
Cambria. Tho latter seeing il impossible
TO win, gave up the race and without
rounding. Tho umpires steamer returned
TO Cowcs, where she arrived ut 4 o'clock
this morning accompanied by the Daunt-
less. The Sappho, which at the time was
out Of sight Of the Cambria, returned TO
Cowes about two hours later. Mr.. Ash.
bury frankly admits his defeat. The
second race will be sailed on Friday.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

tE5- The toilette Of the celebrated ira
ged'ehne, Rachel, has been the subject of a
spirited controversy in Paris, her enemies
having asserted that the plastic effect of
hef AZURE Wa due TO artificial folds. The
hA'hsl''e' have furnished evidence 10 show
'ha' nothing could be further from the
truth aud tina, the classical fit of her gar
, ,nehS VA. aae to Der inimitable grace and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

Bar The Suez Canal, is now contended,
will financially fail, because the receipts
are small and the expenses heavy, the sin.
gle item Of dredging out the desert sands
drilled in by the winds eating feariully in
10 the tolls But 1T will not fail for if
necessary all the European States on the
Mediterranean, having had a taste of IT,
good fnits, will combine to secure the
erDH
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

q hr BULLETIN.
WORE pr ror rnE soLDIERs


MORE PAY FoR THE SOLDIERS
The Secretary of War, in communlca-
ton 10 the House says that on the 81 OF
MAY, 1861. the President issued procia-
nation calling out yolunt"erforce oil a.
900 officer. and men 10 serve three years
unless sooner discharged, for the suppress
sion ofthe instruction againstth the national
authority. with promise of 500 at the
close of the service, The public exigen-
cies whore. however, such rs to lead to the
scceptnnce Of double This number of off,
crs and mon. Under the recent decision
&c tl,e Sup rehe Court of the United States
zach volunteer who entered the
service under the proclamation is entitled
10 IN allowance or bounty of 500 IRE
.peciive Of the fac, that he might not have
served at least two years, az required BY
the act Of Congress of July %, 1861, nor
have been discharged on account of wounds
sprovided by subsequent acts Of Congress
but provided only that he had been hon
orably discharged. The War Department
is now called upon by the accounting
officer of the Treasury to designate the
forty regiments of volunteers who are TO
he regarded a. entering the service under
the Presidents proclamation. Being un-
able TO determine the question the Socre-
tary, in advance OF Executive notion, sub
mits the question Of law and Justice in
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

BhS" The liquor-prohibition party In
Ohio will hold their state convention at
Columbus, June |, and will nominate can
didates for secretary, member of the board
Of public works, and supreme Judge.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

EslS- George Francis Train writes in de-
spair from Minnesota. 'For 407 success
sive days and nights have been sounding
the alarm. But whit apsthy--what Rip
Van Wrinkle slcepi The people are bcsot-
ted in slavery" 10
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

~ The Chicago Tribune, Chicago Post
Chicago journal and Chicago Times ex-
press themselves in favor Of the new Con-
stitution. The Peoria Transcript, not hav-
ing seen the document IL against Il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

81 letter from Senator Brownlov :.
published in the Knoxville Clroaieie IN
which hs says that many Tennessee claim.
on the government are prejudiced by tho
extravagant amounts demanded men. for
instance, claiming TO have lost by the fed.
ersl army more, than twice over, than
they ever possessed in the world.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
REMOVAL or THE CAPITAL.

Reavis, the capital remover is in Wash
ington urging thp object of his ambition,
upon all possible aud many impossible oc.
casions. lie Inns called for national cap.
iial convention to be held u, Cincinnati.
The New York Tribune expresses the
opinion that IL the capital really ought to
be moved, 'why--then it ought to be
moved. 1.-THE American people," says
Greedy, "for reasons satisfactory TO them
selves, prefer a different location for the
capital, then II is high time that the fact
were asoertained and respected. The ques-
TONED has been raised and IL ough, to be
fdllyeonsidered and decisivcly adjudicated.
J., mot well that millions after millions
are spen, in enlargng public ground. and
multiplying public edifces destined to be
abandoned; nor is IL right that such OK.
pendiiures should be incurred in order 10
strengthen the argument against rc-loca-
ton based on the vast amount, Of public
money expended on the present capital"
Let Us frsi decide that the capitol /.
or Is not 10 remain whore II l.; the act on
conformity be our knowledge. We know
that our westward march has been arrested
by Pacific, while our southern boundary
seems permanently traced by Rio Grande
aud ella, IL seems fit that tic federal
metropolis shall be placed where il /. To
remain or located where il nowisr
This "bold avowal j. highly creditable
10 the white-hatted philosopher.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

IA" In several towns in Vermont the
republicans and the democrats are uniting
In the calls for caucusscs to nominate del
gates t. the state constitutional convention,
that the best men may be selec'' 4 regard
less ofpoitical opinions. This isthe case,
notably. in Burlington. 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

By Houston make. strong and earnest
appeal TO the Texas Legislature TO move
down TO that city, where there are rail-
roads and steamboats, and a ship channel
expected, and every other convenience for
visiting and being visited, and lots OF enjoy
meni 10 tighten the arduous and vexatious
duties Of Legislation The members are
assured that they shall be treated like
princes, for the usual consideration.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
= The ministers of the Methodi,, Phi.

- IhS hInistsrs Oh tne Melhodist Epls-
copsl church Of Cincinnati have resolved
that the licensing Of women as preachers
Of the Gospel, as il is not sanctioned by the
Scriptures, cannot be approved by the
Methodist Episcopal church as a pruden.
Nal measure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18

By Prominent members of the admin
istraion have proposed that the Office Of
secretary of navy be- abolished, and that
its duties developc upon the war depart
ment. senator Sherman reiterated that
view the other day, while discussing the
proposition to increase the salary of the
chief clcrk Of the navy department.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND y O'CLOCK +; VI
Sa,, Jonds Railr01d BOnds-BlHk and R1iToad-bIp
FRIDAY, August 5-P. ".


The money market remains very uneasy,
with very large amount Of funds seeking employment
Pates on Governments as collateral from 3Gi per
cent aud Oh stocks and bonds cent with
loans at per cent. No change in commercial paper
The stock market continues dull but the tone Oh inc
market is stronger and prices have advanced NJ l.
Central and Hudson sold this afternoon at %, b. B. AS
soon az the Board full the absentees return TO Dus
ness the Stock Exchange will again become active anu
em the early movement of the wheat crop consequent
upon a foreign demand, and an increasing railway tarl
there will unauestionably be an advance in stocks
The gold market to-day has been heavy the hghest
point reached was 1914, being per cent less than the
highest point yesterday. Gold was quoted at 10 a. M,
1914: 1915 1919; 1O27 1913; l:22 12t ll:S l2ls; l5O
1914; 12i 1914; 1852 12ii 1lO, 1915 1876, 1Ht; 2S3
l21s 253 l2lt; o'clock closed at 12l3 $780, l2l411Hg
and dull The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follows Clearings, s55398OOO; gold balance,
81 eco; currency balance S15759o paid for carrying,
O. g. u and / per cent, and fiat.
The currency balance in the Treasury to-day Ia 49,
$4,000; coin balance SlO5OOOOOO; certificates (coin),
S3s,OO0Ooo.
Some Of the foreign bankers have been purchasers OF
bonds to-day aud sellers Of gold This does not look like
the return of bonds. victory over the French would
send mp our bonds in Europe and put gold down here
Foreign exchange il dull and nominal at the following
rat
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
$4,000 REWARD
pR0CIAMATIOH
THE MURDER OF Mr.. BENJAMIN NATHAN.

The widow having determined u increase the rewards heretofore offered
by Proclamation Of July 2 and result having yet been OBJ
fcenty dsbuy specific the Offers the previous proclamation
hereby superseded by the following:
M marierr Of BENJAMIN NATHAN who was Killed in his house No
II rs NewYork the morning Of Friday July
o each and Of Three Diamond Shirt Studs which taken
the clothing OF tie deceased the night Of the murder Two Of the
diamonds weighed together H. 10 and 6 earas and the other
sb0sng resr surface Of weighed "a and l32
All three mounted in skeleton settings With spiral but the
Of the gold settling OF the fat diamond DARK the other
REWARD of 500 will be paid for Identification recovery
No 5657 10 lines inches In diameter made by Ed
PereganI for the Chsn Is
sea one monogram, ~" thereon.
REWARD o. 500 VII be given for information leading 70 the
with gold dial showing dvergng onter with
figures believed have ben made by Tobias and which taken
REWARD Of $50 will he for the recovery Gold Medal
Of about the size Of silver dollar and which bears inscription Of
Son Smpson President Hospital" or To Benjamin Ma
than, President Of tbe Jews Hospital"
descriptive Of this Medal which may be useful in securing
Of the nsirnn 1t used committing murder which
DOG and Of wOug gh iron abou,
such nsei By shpeargeu post innme ladder MAKERS
pmsle. savye or ironmOler to clamp their hasi
the murder was the steps pick piece Of payer
lying and ten walk with IT, he viii forward and pro
Any information bearing upon Mayors
yoqd.n saPenende.. Of Police, CITY Of EsSYsrs
MAJORS Ohoe New York Aug. S. 1870.
The foregoing rewards offered BY the o. and guasteei
following reward has been offered by NewYak
Exchange:
Thousand Dollars for be murderer mur
Benjamin Easn Late member Of rh Exchange who
New Yorl City J L. BR0WEELL Vice Chairman Com.
D. G HAYS, TREASURER.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
FAMILY MARKETS

adds both the variety md
vegetable while few Kinds aarses
Curants rapbernes cherries aud eps eoei d and Of
varieties have plans Bartlett peas sweet potaos & several va
reies OF game birds.
BUTTER CHEESE working rp both whole
sale retail Ii held back during the bot weather end
carried Orange County pals t at whoa Fair West
batter ree OF Sd3c good State at SG s th choice A.
Cheese unchanged skim milk Offering ,he market
brought chickens where ooke for
batting process leaves scarcity Of prime rh AMI des
give but for DO
FH-Fro1en Ice packed salmon arriving Nova Scots
and sells with the fresh at 4505e B Spnh msrte have
fallen to ie y ~ BGesh higher selling At 9dl5o Other van
les n
MKATs-Ps mbs-snd sheep and higher prHs
hind Of the selling su2oc by the Pore
quarters thin mutton be ha Tor sdl0 with Ltss al 3dt aud
hsslets almost price Beef fair supply bat the great bs
from thin Texas cattle hence the tough bons boss
steaks.
FRurx-There have been several arrivals Of Chrp. Bartlett pears
ing three pees They tsled stands 100 lso each PHs
selling sd25c quart Offering half pcck 0 81 -
bill pums soh at SO Some crab apples market es
wanted Comp apples not plenty hey last .et
Of better quait M higher peach basket Bay Harvest
Sour Bngh costs 00o Peaches increase quantity and
aud favor but the @ still back They FL -
TO 80 basket 2dZ quart Bsekbernes Dcisss
saRply: ,...
hence brings Sdl0 Sweet Potatoes l.r. half Pi
Okr is in h supply leo nor prty
and sell at 40GsOe half with hall q.r
sheed at at SOGxe Good Sweet Corn retai,d h2oc a
PouLrR, GAsa-Reed Birds 7 do.en; Pi. Coei.ss.
al 81 20 Pigeons - so A. dozen; Fowls aJGIc D.
hohug Chickens lower selling ~ 20 a pr
ally small
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
25 Nassau-st.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal
and interest payable in gold, free of Government
tax coupon or registered convertible at the option
of the holder into stock of the Company at par which
privilege will at distant day enable the holders
of these bonds to realize upon them at price con-
sderably above par, besides paying about nine (9D
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile. The
established character of this road running it does
through the heart of the most thcky-setled portion
of the great State of Iowa. together with its present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant us
in unhesitatingly recommending these bonds to in
vestors as in every respect undoubted security.
limited quantity still offered at 80 and interest
by HENRY CLEws q Co., No. 81 " all-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
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The following ia the movement in dry goods for the
week: Entered for consumption 81 646sOI; Withdrawals,
t37O,297; warehoused, s59i,3s9
The Savings Banks Of California have been very pros
porous The savings and Loan Society is only thirteen
years old and has 52G depOstOrs and depos
s The Hi0ernia savings and Loan Society has 1881
nepostors ana 5S32O OF deposits. The aggregate div
dends paid TO deposors during last years by
both city and interior banks has been S,9s727. The
i5,69l, an Increase OF over 2OO0 In two years The
crease OF deposits In four has been in the City Of
san Francisco, Sl,oDUo and for the past six months
100000 This does not look IL the times had borne
with undue severity on the patrons these institutions
number OF open accounts has increased in proportion
the amounts on deposit The average amount to the
last was sSOs TIE Buiicn SAYS There has been
good deal OF croakng of late in reference to the indus
ngs Banks mean anything, they ccctually disprove
seh % complaints We think is perfectly safe 10 say
depostors at Savings Banks proportion o population
Is so large "a in California; that other State can show
pace III the United States epostors SO we paid for
The use Of their money as here"
We give below usual weekly summary Of the con-
a'1n % OF the money market at leading business points
Cnrceo Aug aThe monetary matter, substantially the
same As .s va. !fs eT.y Deposits rgkt money e
mad o cSfr,a The scpg Il OF snba %G .ga Sa sf
~bSh rs O., ,b & ss a'q. 10 percent except on - loans
uoa e sehees OF the boO~ e character Of the sscay
PI,sBrRsH Aug THE principal sasr, Of the money market At
,anay was he movement Of considerable eusDey the
o.',Ls hug The money market working
% ,e eohlf 70 PRETTY we'll and the prospects
Goo only her. WI be a. ueneneuOs experienced % rails, the
49, n, " honey 10 move the banks charge tu ~
@ 'sh bary the cas their depotors
aug 1,Ihe ea, for money both checks aud good
,h.s 80 i'A'y boovens
sI & nav sss oeee yet they all keep
ses Of s Baal G msaJ of their customer, sTs 50 coz.
% u1f business establish very ssp discount
n S inter "A we have heretofore hut
~ @ hs sont closenea Of the market part attributable
v-ane hthhg among bsnkeu aud moucyel men produced
by the EuEopean he, are a seDs hai ths il o si
r5hJ .bos ~ aud one Of th~- greater
Oi Psfsr o1tnng Va outside brole
ST. DoUp Aug 2-Ths dsUan fu An. in,.o, Ion sn,.s,ex In
. sod Ae pahcs OF produce
G correspondence being rapidly depleted As yet boueyer the
n"g ehfe eonhned 10
nominal with
u. Inside figure In the open market very
~ uos advances by merchants not the bus
s apo re"ps SalD The demand
seJ svpV We sesAna IRON The AvvL Agr
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws g. Co.,
81 Wall-st

81 Wallst.
Interest allowed all daily balances of gold coin
or currency accounts at market rates.
Persons deposting with check at sight, in
same manner as upon any of the banks.
: Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand
or at a fixed date, bearing interest at the current
rate.
Collections made promptly at all points
We draw Bills Of Exchange, make telegaphc
transfers of money in London, and issue credits
available throughout Europe.
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts, on terms
the same for Currency; to receive Gold on Depos
it, bearing interest and subject to check at sight;
to issue Gold Certificates of Deposit; to make Ad-
in Gold against Currency and other Collate-
rails; and 10 afford Banking Facilities generally upon
q Gold Basis.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., 25 Nassau-st.

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo.
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed OH deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and having it at all times subject to
check on demand can do so by depositng with this
Banking House, which allows Interest the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE OF SALE Of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
five STOCK NApRpJc

FnnAr Aug hBskvEsArnvsls to-day elrs a; CcHunipss :
a nne hsnar'h Sc and a, WeehawAen OF Lag lead ra2et
c TO prime Kentucky grade Durham. Ms Of
the cattle ami wanted Nearly bali d s
roa Texas VERY cattle uasol oaish rS'e
te~t IcxsDs averaged 80 per head with Of sso 10 alive "
ported ai le. aud OF DR., Cows at each
ShEsP ASp LAsBswe BAD to-day Commuu rss ss
rory ghthst With at neebawken making a5g bssi A
f4 iof tLs sees They dull to-day Rsoh cay
pace only many lots promise to hold unil owoos
common OHIO sacep soh sic 10 n Indiana ttc s,
hot ~ 70 csei with deck las n Ao oi s~hs
sise % 10 lie i6 CansaAs sqa@ 10, Sc al State - D. s~
and oi OF Sd59 u, at l0c
s~sk-Auivss to-day only ears mailing u s sss Ds sesA
Plioes unchanged and dlaArkr hra.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06

The advance Of our bonds in London has carried up
the prices here and while the transactions in them
comparatively very light the tone Of the bond market is
decidedly strong. The $685. coupon, OF 1862 sold at the
First Board at III; 1iO the lOOs at 1Oi and
the G currency at Ill At the second call the 20s OF 62
were I'LL and do 6s, registered, 10.
Bank shares very quiet. Pacific Mail 39l; Panama
Railroad, slQSo!. State bonds continue inactive with
the quotations the bonds OF the several States about
steady. Operations in railroad bonds very small
with prices firm Central Pacific s54 sii; Union Pacific,
al Chicago and Northwestern 1st, s3.
We give below the highest sales of the stocks named
d.ta
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by


Price, 95 and accrued Interest
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, finished road. Issue re-
sricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year to Eufaua. Its finances in excellent condi-
ton, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds q cheap and WELL
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., % Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1870-08-06
Eesal Noiitcs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Cornelius A.
WaId,oa esa I< Surrogate VI the County Of Saratoga
hereby gwen pesons having GEoRGB BRIGGS
late Of tie Of 0eABth County e safsts deceased
yoeehrr. CHARIOTTE BRIGGs
dwelling 9r-enseo CHAREs BL1yBN
eme VI Tie sr Manufacturing Company In the Cy Of kesYort
before the 10Th day Of ls1l Dated Guhe saaoya
County, July TO- ls5Q CHARLOTTE BRIGGS, KIeegtul
Jlt lAssas CuARLK1 BLLyEk. RIsesiSa