, 1870-03-31
NEW YORK.
Rumored Removal Of Collector
GrinneQ.
Signs of u Bull Movement In
tue Stock Market,

Signs of n Bull Movement In
tue Stock Market.
Special Dtsrat1h to The Chicago Tribune.
KCAokKD RKNoyAiA
NEW YoRE, March SET Ia rumored tonight
taat collector Crin1ell has been removed. on &c
count ot neglect to prevent smuggling, and Gen
cfai fleasaaten appointed To his place. 1t Is also
rImoEed that General II. II. Jones has b+en ap-
pointed, instead Of P1easanton, In tic Thirty
ond district.
IN xExoRiiM.
Flags were 1t hslf-nast again to-day, In memory
OF General Ihomaa. The army odnccsa In the CITY
aze arranging for meeting next Saturday even
Ing, 10 as resolutions Of respect for the deceased
GOLD.
Gold transactions today were about fhtrt Flour
millions, with no remarkable feature to the mar
kek
Operators In stocks were more active than yes
t:raay. There were liberal Transactions In Lake
Shore, Northwestern, St Paul, and New York Cen
tlal 4 bull movement is being organized, yAn-
derhllt, Drew, and other parties being heavily In
tefeatcl. They ATc expected to begin With NeM
York Central, aud press up the entire market in
sympathy with their movement
COAL MNKES' 8TRtKH
The strike tn the coal rs9.ons has been nearly
settled, and majority Of the nlnors hare resumed
work
BAuRYs DEFICIT.
Collector Rai1ey'a tsefaicatons, thus far dscoy-
cred, are about tl75, 900, No proceedings have
seen taken against his bondancu, and sorue Of
them will oppose payment, on tho ground that the
Is1ERnue ot1cers knew Of the defalc2ttous several
lnohthz ago, md 1t Was their Iuty u inform the
government. II the bondsmen are held respons1-
bct they will call these ocers Into court TO testify.
JEpGE BkApLzY AND THE LruAL-IKSDKR DECISION.
It Is understood here thai Judge Bradley, after
his confirmation, md before going to Warrington
to take his aeas IN the Supreme Cours advised the
Directors Of the Camhen L Amboy Railway, OF
which be has long been counsel and heasy stock
holder, to call meeting, which he attended. The
directors voted to postpone the payment Of bonds
ar interest Affected BY the leEaLteuder tiecIsion
for year. It Is understood that this il the ex-
PLANTATION Of the significant editorial In the 1bunt,
the article concluding Us follows:
"ThIs question largely involves the pecuniarY
liabilities VI a powerful railroad and other mon-
eyed corporations. We insist that no one having
Interest Ia them, either as stockholser or al long
retained counsel, can, without CEpss indeccncy, sit
Ia the Trial. 1t rnises tho question lately much
discussed among members Of the t,ar: We thAst
70 en- e Ear o
on their trial."
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THE FUNDING ELL
NEW YoRE, March sa.-TelcSEans from Wash
in9ton to-day STATE that the Ways aud Means Com
| m.,tee Of the House gave audience once more 10
TtcscrtatiFcs Of National Banks, and heard fur
| thet argument s aealast The Funding ILL. The
representatives OF the commercial interests OF the
West also gaze their objections 10 the hill, and e1.
planned huw the nEricutuFai and commercial ill.,
ttrcsss Vt their section suffered by The aiaton Of
t!r bill The community generally believe that
tie Funding B!ll IN It's present shape will fail
The nstiUnal crrtllt advanced sharply, and through
out ncrcahtsle and commercial circles there was =
| GOLD 1MruN1S.
| The Hammon!a, to-iay, brought 4,soo 100 france
! Ttis EolA was on'cred from Eun1e short TIM
decline to point which woul,l make the operation
| q prrf1tahic one. It is stated that the exchange
for these frAncs has nnt yet been bought, although
81 me purchases Of bath cxchangr AMI ts>utls wer,
| made on Tits account to-day. There was scme
surprise felt because the guild market did not re-
srond to the impost. OF this gold: Last year w
had al Import Of rold intended with grcat -four
tsh, but for every million ulars Of Yo!sl Imported
there at least SO 100 100 gold sold soEt In tht
a n ar seu9' s,sls ri M IL a. @ ra' a ss
richer ty experience, hut poorcr In cash There |!
nn disposition in the Gold Room to repeat The e1
}eriencc III Last gear, and hence this import Of gult
failed to influence the market to-ay.
! RAILROAD MEETING.
A. the animal meeting of the Directors Of th'
|
| was presented, showing the net earnings Of tn
road after 'its'ucunR the working expenses an.
debt charges, to tp over 10 per CENT on the capi
the new year surplus Of per cent Tue trans
fer books Of the company ciose Saturday.
TWEED AHEAD.
AIBAsr. March s,,-Thc Tvcc,s charter OF Nc1
Turk city pe,-.cti the Assembly, today, rrcciytn
Its thin, reading, by q vote Of % 10 i, ami nna
| passaRc with only Is negative vDtes- Tweed Rre'
aacrtioxs alter the passaRe Of tue charter to-fa,
all, remarked that last Tuesday thrsc was wailtn
in hcA-to.tiay, rejoicing u I1saysn l;u.,.
| At 4 meeting Of the General Ticket Agents {
.he. principal railroads Of the coant1y, to-day.
4. DaInes, Of The Memphis i Charleston Raiifoa'
was chosen President for $50, ami F. Cotton, OF III
Union rati1c, Vice pEEsitleut- Samuel Powc
continues a. Secretary. Propositions relative !
der cunsiIcTation and viii bc acted upon bclol
KEroKrEp FA1trRz
It Is fumoresl that one Of the largest shtFptr
| houses In South street, having extensive WeAtel
connections, has fatled for $6O,D0o. The sustt
sion Is rported % be owing TO The Inability to tu
d large contracts for tho delivery Of bFCadstuGA
STEAMER ARRIVAL
The Java arrived today frnm liverpool. Al
. brought The passengers and malls OF the Samart
JEp1CIAL C0NvKST1oS.
The State Convention will soon be held for II
nemlnation Of candidates for JuAgts o! tho Cou
# s%aaIs II for election under tho new Law on II
TIE ExCysK BOARD.
= At meeting Of the Board of Excise to-3aF. q
+; position of excise moneys They deny that none
have t'een mlsaprFuprtaied by III. MannlcTc
ang ono else.
In the case Of Ramsey r. The Erie Ral..a
Judge lla1Ier has Just nttl his decislon, ienyil
] the motion lately argued bcfurr him Al 0swee
proceedings; and also denying thy motion to $
aside the onier procured ~ plaintiff for the {
animation Of 4 S DtTcn-
c sEcTAKIAH APPROPRIATIONS
A mass meeting ta he held Tonight In Coon
Institute, to cnnsilcs the school question. irresre
tive " party OF religion. Its aim Is to organize q
support Of churches and s.ctartan schools
!. FEMALE SUFFRAGE REGISTRATIONS
}, Theodore Tlltnn ts ont In card in hich he ri
= claims himself commissioned to procure the mar
and iAress Of every r+rson III the United stat
l. who takes a friendly view Of wo1nans enfraneht
!, ment. liz SAYS thu purpose Hf the registration
ts n know tn y horu ii send Important dotunlen
- and friends Of the cause are requested 10 seud
= | their names at once. .....
9 Passenger travel on thr Hudson River will
u npcn thi. evening. The fYst boat Of the renPl
, Line will start f'r Albany
:. ARRAIGNMEST or WILKES tIBE1IERa-
l. L Saunders D. Bruce and Hamilton Bs1sl,y, Of
T. 7Nrf Fir'd, and Fam newspaper, wrrc aVEatEn
before Judge Bet'ford, In thc cour1 Of General )
George Wilkes, Of E.itcs spirit The ttefenda.
pleaded not guilty. No specified day Was liked
1 the trial ...... ... ..........
KECS1oS or TIE ARxr or TIE roroxAc
General John H. MaHtnaa!e has accepted an
vttaton to deliver an Grafton hefure the Society
The Army Of the Potorlac, At Philadelphia, on
III 9Th Of April Letters have been recelEcd By
=, Corresponding Secretary Of this society r.
~ President Grant, Secretary ReIEnaN. End Gent
lc Sherman. announcing their acceptance OF tnTi
ttons to be present At the reunion and banquet
l. Fhiadtlpltx, and will take Isa1t In the c1cFcis
Is The society Will meet in The Academy VI Musit
D. ! o'clock. and the hAnGuet will take place
! ociork In the evening at the Continental Ito
NJ Members Of tho society 2HrntlnR the rrnu
p. wt1l, nPon proper Identification. receive tra
OF | rurtAt3tn 1t half the cAtAl FAtes upon almost
n, | If the Northern and Wes.eru railroads.
~ rkoTN7s AGAINST STATE APPROPRIATIONS Fur +
A 1ARfkN scuOotR
AIn2te meeting ct citizens in favor OF r
non-sectal1an public schools, and against apl
~ pr!anoH OF public money to churrhcs or chui
&c schools, MAS held tonight, at Cooper INSTR
Peter Cooper presided and addresses we're uaA d
Rev. HENRY Naltt RcccheF and others. Rcsolut1
N | were adopted, protesting aEAHst appfeFra
~ pubttc money for Eecf1r1an schools as = ylolA
70 cf religious liberty and equality: declaring that
No attempts Of any religious ecct 10 nrpcutr 8
support Ia calculated to introduce secta11an
Ie | tcfnefs, and deserves the condemnation OF
Of Evol cittzcus: calling for repeal OF The law
III | ing quarter Of million Of dollars TO 4eCtA
nc schools In New York city.
". The STKyI1S BAIIERT.
The Committee on the Stevens Barter! repol
the New Jersey Legislature that the vessel vii
completed In ISL, and hope the nlte1a states
eminent may he induced to purchase rather
u allow such formidable vessel t1 become The
II Irgty Of 4 forc!gn power. GeoFEc B. AcClel
chief engineer. reports thar1he work has ptutet