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The sun., 1870-03-22
PHoroGRArHs ny srY REPORTERS.

Aldcrncn-F nina the LEGISLATORS
out Of their Crazy Old Hru.
In the Paterson Board Of Alderman last night
resolution was offered to purchase some property
In Market street for the site ofa public market and
other city buildings Various motions were offered
tn defeat the measure but the majority were solid
in favor OF the impro vemeut. The lar-e crowd in
the lobby however was so turbulent aud demon.
stnttye tina, Il feared that the shaky bniiding
would tumble down. 80 In the midst ~ the con ni
sion motion was made TO adjourn, which was eager.
~ Scceoel TO bv two OF the important members who
had not their lives insured, ami so the Board AL
1ourned IiouOe was threatened, the oboy hoing
pretty Wen packed By the minority party tut no
claret was added TO the carpet.
The sun., 1870-03-22

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The President has
invited Q number Of Il Senators to the White
House TO spend the evening, aud talk up the DO
minican treaty, which Is 10 como up In tne Sonate
so Tar us outsiders can Judge.
The sun., 1870-03-22

At 2sl Railroad avenue, Jersey City, last
night, oieer McCsuley found John On ander brutal.
ly beating Catherine Homer. The woman had deep
cash on the back OF her head from a soda water
bottle. She was covered with blood, and ner upper
garments were torn to pieees. The shreds was com.
mltled. w. ~
The sun., 1870-03-22
The New YorL Delsc,ixr. n.Iea..a.

CNcMSArI, March sl.-New York Detectives
Ballard and Gregory, who were arrested lew DAYS
ago on the charge OF kidnapping Cincinnati ,uer.
chant. we're to-day released on ball OF tb OOO each
The sun., 1870-03-22
Police HIghwnymen in Hobok n.

Mr. HanlOn has IN ade affidavit before Justice
White, Of HobOken, that he WA assaulted and
Iobbed few days ago by oflcer job nron. James
bell ana James Boyle, Warrants for their arrest
have been granted
The sun., 1870-03-22
THE CREIT ERIE UfR.

Have the English Stockholders LrH MIR.
Hurt iIigh and rryt
Mr. jay Gould, at o'clock last night. receiy ed
the iollnNrg important despatch from Mr. Freac.
rick A. LaNc;
tsoc,e,t du Cable Tran.Atlai t.que Frlncais1
PARIS. March 81. lsiO.
GouLD, Erie RaRudy, " York
McClolland-Barlow scheme ahandoned by off cial
nnnonneenen'. Il any change in Burt matters
Answer Hotel Louvre. LANE
The sun., 1870-03-22

The charter of the National Trusi ComtHuy of
New YORK was 80 amended as allow the CpuIran, in
lnNe,, ~ Hls d.d, "dpaSing stock. In the Assembly,
Ci tie Eaf River Mari ot A-.tciaon OF New Ypf. .n,i
to reorganization OF the Metropolitan Ponce Depart.
The sun., 1870-03-22
THE VICTOR NOIR MURDER
THE TRIAL or PRINCE PIERRE B0
NhPARTE, IN TOURS.
The seif-Possession Of the Titled Assassin-
Henri u Rochefurt Summoned TO ths Trial

Tho seif-Possession Of the Titled Assassin
| Henri Rochcfort Summoned TO the Trial
The Rigid Cruss-Ex min ttion OF UIrtt
de Ponvielic-A Witness sent to Prison.
TouRs, March 2l.-Tho High Court Of Justic,
was organ lied this morning and Is 10 session. Tn,
court room is crowded. Among the conspicuoui
persons present are Madame Noir, the mother, and
Louis Noir. the brother Of Victor. At halfpast tsi
the jury were called and lots were drawn At noos
| inc Jury chosen entered the box and we're sworn
As soon ns these formates had been completed
| Prince Pierre Bonaparte, the accused. was brough
into court, attended by a captain OF the gendarrn
erie. The profoundest silence prevailed, and tho
scene was Impressive. The 6rcnier read the act
accusation The Prince waived the rocIting OF hi
rank and titles
The usual interroga,lons were addressed to tis
accused who replied with great selfpossession.
The articles tending to prove crminaty wer
lati on table before the prisoner. They consist
pistol, cane, hat and two cards.
Tho President OF the Court delivered an elooussa
address to the jury.
The advocate for the pdrtio cirils demanded tls
the Court require the presence OF NJ. Rocbeort and
the President replied that he would give the neces
sary order.
The first witness examined was Botsteau, Com.
mssary Of Police, who testified to taking the do
position ofthe Prince Immediately after the shooting
Ire Secretary oftte Commissary was the second
itness. and hs evidence corrobora,ed that OF tue
first.
The third witness was Uric de Fonvieilc His
testimony was listened to with the deepest attention.
He was subjected TO rigid cross examination.
Paschal Grousset wns the next witness He was
brought Into the court in charge OF two gensdarmes
His replies to the questions nsked were 40 irreie-
want, and his conduct defiant that the Court re.
fused to hear him further. He was pronounced
guilty Of gross contempt In language, and on tho
requsltion OF the Procureur was removed 10 prison
His deposition was read in his absence.
The conduct Of VI. Grousset is generally con.
demned NJ. Fonvielle seemed to bc too greatly eI
cited to testify propcry; but his behavior gains n
comparison with that of Grousset
The sun., 1870-03-22
The End OF the Rrn,ue s,r,s.,

WAsuIsoros, March 2l.--Mr. Bradley Of New
jersey confirmed TO day as Associate u.,ics OF
The eapreme Court By vote OF &c " o.
The sun., 1870-03-22

LIVERPOOL, March el.-The steamship samaris
reached Queenstown at 0 o'clock last night, Hea
cabin passengers nnd mails transferred TO tn,
steamer Java, which sailed at midnight, With all on
board we'll
The breaking Of her propeller shaft was tie oniI
damage sustained by the samaris. She will make
week for New York
The sun., 1870-03-22

Adclina Patti narrowly escaped death willie re-.
turnlrg rom Fl. Petersburg. The car IN which she
Wa t1Nc iug took fire from / t stove Willie tho
train wns In moinl, but fortunately the flames werd
eAtingui,hed ia tint to prevent seriou. Commencement
The sun., 1870-03-22

tonight. There T. net the sigltcs' chruco cf II.
passage, snd It was mcrcy h'ou o. up - r~cic thc
ri'ibilitr oi tie Senate and lobbyists. sol.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

In the gold loan market the rates for carrying, during
the morning 2, and per cent In the afternoon,
borrowers paid l64 for its USE and many loans were
made fiat"
The following shows the results OF tOdays business at
the Gold Exchange Bank: Gold balances, s6i7l70 cur
rency balances S979O5O; gross clearances, ssI72oo
The Government bond market continues duh and in
tone barely steady. We hear Of few small purchases
for the establishment OF National Banks. In tins
connection il is said that Of the large National
Banks this city selling part Of their circulation
at five per cent premium, this in anticipation OF the
operation of the law passed at the last session Of Con
gress authorizing the withdrawal of circulation from
banks sections having than their quota. 1t is
fortunate for bank part Of whose circulation will
soon be withdrawn, TO he able to sethat part for five
per cent The business investment account continues
small. The following shows the quotations OF United
States bonds al the different Boards to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
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The following the closing street quotations Of
United states bonds rpOrted by Messrs Fisk Hatch

The State bond market continues strong small vol
Of business. Georgia Is sold at 9li, Alabama ss
(railrOad bonds at 49, New South Carolinas January
and july advanced TO G The chief interest however has
been in Tennessecs and North Caronas Railroad bonds
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72i673; Incomes. 77td77i and stock, 2s4 d2st.
The volume Of business in railway shares to-day
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fraction above last evenings closing quotations, but
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the day. when it became steady and at the close was
firm The larger dealings have been in Newlork Central
and Hudson, Lake Shore, Rock Island, Wabash, and
Reading. In the miscellaneous stlPacihc Mail has been
nOteeaby weak. Express stocks have been strong on
Adams and otherwise steady. Investment shares have
been dull. The following shows the range Of stocks
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NATIONAI STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. August l2-P. NJ.

The change in the temper of speculation
which began yesterday was more decided To-Day anu
gold was advanced to lss the opinion gaining ground
that the will not be short one The suspension OF
specie payments by the Bank of France not unex
pected and the announcement exerted no influence Oh
the markets here although OF it is calculated 10
cause internal monetary arrangements In frahce lhe
Cable news on the subject leaves in doubt several i'm
portant points As it Is understood the corps LeeSai
authorizes 100000 francs of Treasury bills and after
limiting the circulation of the Bank OF France 10
francs authorizes the suspension Of payment
upon its notes and makes its notes legal tender Ihe
vices from London report easy money and steady mar
kes for securities although prices az given are not up
to the highest quotations yesterday AS natural there
is great eagerness in Paris obtain London funds, and
sterling exchange in Paris advanced to 2565 tha'
being the highest rate for many years.
The ease in money continues. and lenders have diff
Guilty in employing their balances except at nomnaII
loans to-day having been low per cent The
fair quotabe rates however and per cent peihg
an exceptional rate The movement of currency to the
interior is on a moderate scale According to Washing
ton teegrans currency balance in the Treasury Is
$40 coo 600 and the coin balance slO20000 Of which
100000 are coin certificates fair business mas
been done to-day commercial paper the basis OF the
following rates Choice acceptances, sixty days g TO
per cent four months 81 per cent six months u to
10 per cent Prime single Names running 60 days, are
quoted per cent and four to six months at To IL
per cent Frstcass foreign bankers sixty days paper
passes at per cent and frstcass domestic bankers
three to four months, at TO 10 per cent.
Sterling exchange has been firm to-day on moderate
business Continental exchange rule Is nominal and
francs are entirely So The following are the rates:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
frnncs are entirely So The foIowing arc the rates

In the gold market the transactions have been large
and animated with III and lls the extreme range the
lowest price having been made early in the morning and
the highest between and o'clock in the afternoon.
The foreign bankers have been steady buyers although
the immediate effect OF the the theory which
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has been against the advance The short interest in
the market large and such the borrowing demand
gold in the afternoon TO deliver on speculative sales
that 4th of per cent per day was paid for Its use
The of the shipment tomorrow it is impossible
10 foree with reasonable accuracy the reports giving
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principal quotations during the session OF the Gold
E.nIu
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The Golden Treasury Psalter, recently added

The Golden Treasury Psdlter, recently added
nv Macmillan Co. to the beautiful series of little vol
umes for which their house has long been famous is an
abridged students edition OF the The Psalms Chrono-
logically Arranged, by -Four Friends" which met with
great deal OF favor its first appearance three years
ago There neither authority for the com
mon arrangement of the Psalms, which seems indeed 10
he purely the result of accident and many biblical
scholars have lahored 10 devise new grouping whch
sha classify them either according 10 subject or IN
their probable historical order The arrangement
adopted in this book is Ewalds, which is
chronological. II is impossible TO read page
Of the sacred poems in this new and natural
order without being deeply mpressedwh the value OF
the change and feeling how the sentiment OF the Psalms
and the story Davd's life Illustrate and explain each
other IL is only however, the arrangement that
the Golden Treasury Psalter differs from the current
editions Of the Book Of Psalms The text has been sub
jected 20 considerable revision and amendment "ncor-
poratng" the preface the more certain
results Of critical research with the least possible aera
ton OF words familiar to every Engishman;' but no
clue given the authorities upon which these atera-
tons are adopted. The lines are printed in mctrical
form. In the notes and appendices (Which are the
abridged portions Of the work. will he found valuable
historical Illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Loring has inst reprinted two popular En-
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life which supposed to reproduce of the authors
own experiences. Petronel is the latest production Of
FLORENCE MARRY AT MRS. Ross Church,
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A useful and interesting little book Tor any
body who possesses microscope is a volume O''
scopicdl Manipulation which comes 10 Us VIZ, ~"
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Me- Mr. sufolk gives an explanation of the construc
ton Of the microscope and clear practical directions Tor
preparing slides and other apparatus mounting ana pre-
carving objects and conducting great variety of expert
,o,s md researches The book is well illustrated.
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L. w. Schmidt publishes in German an ac-
count Of the overland trip to California (Die Pacific
EiscnbdhR IN NOrdGmerikd) by ROBERT voN sCHLAGINr
wEIT the distinguished traveller and naturalist whose
explorations of the Hmalayas, with his brothers Ado
and Hermann have given him so high reputation
The volume is Illustrated with number Of good WOOD
cuts and a man