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Monday. October 3lS.s. 1870.

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So IN. \ ;br,r- from debt wi;hput rerour~+
roo:her privilege sr1'n''d bv at o' Inc LeS'>''
ture- passed. s-bruny u. ,o'V- -,
This Is positively Tue "hiy , -
will be nias- Tue '"nert. VIII '"N. 49,
DAY above named. com n-ncins NJ h'he 'NA =
awarded
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- a. Contract with TN. public
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Public Resolution-Nu 20. |

Joint Resolution expressing the sympathye
Congress at the death Of Major General Georg
ii. Thomas.
Be il resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentstives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the Senate and House
IF kepre- entatives have heard with deep regret
Of the sudden decease Of Major General George Ii q.
Thomas, endeared TO the country by a series Of
unbroken, patriotic services during period Of
thirty years
SIC 2. And be it further resolved That his dis
unguehed career in the defence of his country
against foreign and domestic enem es. his never
faltering faith and zeal in the maintenance Of the
Union and the integrity of the government and
his stern execution Of every trust conhded to him.
constitute a record in life made memorable in
death.
SEC. g. And be it further resolved. That the
President Of the Senate and the speaker % the
House hereby authorized 10 make such ar
engagements in connection with his obsequies As
will attest the sympathy Of Congress at this
tiJnai bereavement.
Approved, April S, 1870.
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elS Gifts In all

The Concert and Distribution will Ike place
uu,ier the immediate direction Of the Bard II
Trustees of the Hsrc ,ntile Library ASS CT 'i"n.
assisted by SnPervi-Ty Committee se'~'e'i
from State, Cry and C,aniy o-hc-r,, AMI well
known citizens # san Ian $50
ROBERT L. SWAIN. President Vi A.
w. l.. BARNES. Vi,e President
wN T. RAtSrUN- Treasurer
.,I m,k,n,, .b. ii..ri,ati n If the gifts, q at-ve
.nnoun, ell the tsl,nce will be applied To extIn-
gushing the present Indebtedness II The NercAn-
tile Library A>-ociation
Holders II tickets which gifts may De a~arded
will receive the SINE on pre- cntatiou ot snch tick
~. or commons L, the Bushes Agents II the Il ssrt
~ trustees. a, their office. NJ. SIS California
street. san Francisco
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IPublic-No. 81
An Ae. to protec, 0tieial. in Government. emplo!

An sc: to protect Oticials in Government employ.
Re il enacted by the Senate AVID House Of Rep
resep:afives Of fhe United States Of America IN
C,ng.ess assembled, 1h.t no officer or clerk IN the
sit-d States G.'vernm-pt employ shall at any
time solicit cont, buttons of other officials
paayees in the government service for gift or
present To those in y superior oficai position !;
nor -hall any such officials clerical snperiors
c-ive any gift or nre-ent offered or presented to
them rs the contribution Of N'se in government
enaploy RECEIVING less salary than themss Ives.
nor shall any Officer clerk make any nation
~ grit present tn any official superior. Any
nicer clerk violating ans II the provisions Of
tbi. bill shsll BE- SUNNI Tily discharged from the
Government employ.
Approved. Fskrntry l., 1870,
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County Auditors Report.

To tie Bard of County Commissioners Of
OgAsby County:
The County Auditor has the honor to make the
fIlowip. Rep rt .. the fiscal Affairs Of the
County fr the SIX months ending On lhe SJth
June. $50.
srPrIIAxSrAL ASSESSMENT FOE 1863
In the report FIR the half year ending 5ist De
rember ls.s. il -raiei that The supp einenfsl
Assessment Ron FIR l>ts. embraced pr.perfy vail
.rI At S.. 6l., the taxes thereon bric 500 20
Spr,p.tione.i A. fliows: To state. $3.50 Il: To
County 81. 2.S 81 and IN the Fire Department,
SIG 81 Upon account II this assessment there
has bees paid IN account u stAte AMI Cnonty
taxes $s3 80 and on a'connt If the lire Depart
nens s.. being . total # IS 81. and leaving due
upon thst roll the sum # S,ss4 u. spp-tti"n-d
a. fllovs: To stAte. S:,5>5 - 10 County.
81 3D. 90, and TO the Fire Department. STA 81
ON the Isth February last. the r.art II Commits
sinners passed. . resolution BY which it wa-
.srisrcd III the entire supplemental assessment
for the year lSs9 be. and the sane Is hereby.
.rricben out and r~m,;sri- But the state ar-
tb,r,tie> directing &, such action by the fosri.
inaituori pr,sce dnss in the supreaae Cocrt - Vs.
cate such order, whsch have resulted in late de-.
ei,:on by III. Court that TIE action Il the Board
in thus rrmitfing the whole o. the supplemental
N was unauthorized and th-ir order DECLARED |
void what proportions Il the present .:elinquen- |
Gle, upou that rii and the asih,.onai 10 per cent
thereon wil he hereafter collected. depends in a
great measure upsn the further ACTON oi the /
k-.rd and Of the District Attarn-v in reference |!
thereto The collection Il the amount due would I
be . great benefit To the County finances.
pEIrxQUEST TAXES.
40 paymenAs have tern made into the County |,
Tres-ury -isee the l.t January lat upon account
a the delinsaens taxes II lSo'. at any & the
prevsss wears. During the first half II lss9 there
81 .ss3 q. sssidss the additional ~ per esa
sum. paid in en- account II the delinquent taxes
Of ISIS.
The balases % hand On the lst January. 1870.
AZ Il
RRcrYPrs.
Prom the let Of January tn the 30sh June. 1870.
the psynenls into ID. Comfy Treasury have been
q foiioys:
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF oRMSBY
COUNTY.

At a meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mirtee of O-m>by County, held in Carson City.
August Il, lS.o, the fJll,wiug proceedings Wei.
had
LIT 1t was resolved that County Convention If
the Democratic Party Of Urmsby County be
held a. Carson City, on
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t. enable the Treasurer 10 make payments IN
tn. kind If money required by the nature Of the
claim. II bec ,nl- Necessary eirk-r ~ convert
COIN into ..ourreucy or g currency into
coin, which Was done with the following re-
suits.
Los to Repairs Fund by sale OF currency-S 81 60
,,ain To- Re .enptou Fund b, sale of cJln.-. 40 Us
tain 10 General tun'i by safe of c1'n- 20 o
Gala t. Eos,d und By sale of cvin .---..--- Il %
The gain to these fundsi the amonn' pre'i"u>iy
req. rt-i As =. Massachusetts, Receipts, and are
included in The apportionmeuts made to the proper
funds.
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Tuesday, October 4th, 1870.

At12 O'Clock. N. TO nominate two State SEN
aturs, three As>emblynen, one Sheriff, one Treas
ur.r. one Recorder one CoUuty Clerk one Asses
.or; one District Attorney, three County Com
missioneTs, ono Public administrat T, ole County
Superintendent OF Public Instruction, one C"unty
Surveyor, one Justice of the Peace and -ne Con
stable, FIR Cars AID Empire tow ships respec-
lively; and n County Central Committee
I'd. 1t was resolved that the Apporfionmcnt of
Delegates to the County Convention be as folluws :
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CHINA-1s6S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES The TREATY BETWEEN rHE
UNITED STATES AND INA. OF JUNE Is. 1858.
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NOTICE.

!, all of the Mere ,ntie Library Associ sti"n. are
hereby notified, tnat the Concert is postponed
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BY AUTHORITY OF SPECIAL ACT OF TIE
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
al.OOo.oo

~RANO GIFT CONCERT IN AID
II of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA
ZION Of San Francisco. California
MONDAY. October 5lst. 1870.
Tickets Of admission, 3 % gold coin.
Treasurer ...-..-......- The Bank Of California.
PAIRING the entertainment thu sum Of Saoo.Ooo
8 Gold Coin II be returned t. the iiClders OF
TICKETS, b. the distribution by chance, OF the fol-
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Tuesday, the 23d day of August, 1870:

at the same places, between the same hours, with
the same judges and clerks as sre above de.igna-
ted in the # the election for delegates the
County Convention.
5th 1t was received, that = voter. at the
Democratic primary elections, shall possess the
70 lowing qualifications lie shall. at the tine Of
hol,Iing sai primary elections, be duly quail fled
eiector Of Ormsby County. and he shall. if
CURED. pledge himself to support the ticket Of
the Democratic Party at the general election in
November, A. D. 1870.
9th. 1t was resolved, that the apportioument
Of Delegates to the State Convention fi2m OrIusby
County be As follows:
From Carson Precinct
From Empire
eth. 1t resolved. that in case Of failure to
act the part of any judge or clerk Of the cleo
tons authorized by the Committee, any ten qua
lifted Democratic voters assembled at the polling
places above designated, may select jugs or
ks to fill any vacancy, and to act As such
Judge or clerk. T. ILLS, Chairman
d. A. r GILBERT. Secretary. xnla-td
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County Treasurer's Report

To the Hon. Board Of County Commissioners OF
Ormsby County. State of Nevada:
Gentlemen-lierewith l submit my report Of
the business # the Treasures office for the six
months ending Jnne SO. 1870
My last semi-annual report. dated January Sd.
1910. showed ca-h on hand in the different funds
on December 31st, 1869, as follows:
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Between the hours of 2 and O'Clock P. NJ, Of
that day, at the following places:
Carson Precinct-As the Law Once Of Clayton
/ Davis.
Empire Precinct-At Wolf 3 Staple.
The f,llowing Judges and Clerks Of election
were chosen: Carson Precinct-Judg-s. James
Duffy joseph Ro-enst"ck; Clerk, J. c. Dorsey. :
Empire Prtcnct-JncGes. J. Freeman, J. L.
Bright; Clerk, }. LongabauSh.
Alta. Il was resolved that a primsry electi n
.or delegates to the state Convention Of the DEM
ocratc Party TO be he d in Eiko wednesday.
the l4th day Of september, A. d. 1870, be held
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RRcTYPrs.

YYom the let Of January to the 30th June. 1870.
the psyHenls into ID. Comfy Treasury have been
Coloys:
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sAM'L y. KING,
County Auditor.
Carson City. 9Th July, 1870.
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81. 1t was resolved, That the primary eleeti,
in the several for Delegates to the County
Convention, lie held On
Wednesday, September 2Sth, 1870.
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County bond. have been issued to virg MIA and
Tru;kee Railroad Company for the sum Of sos,
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4 PROCLAMATION.

BY THE RE.IDE>r or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
AVIATION.
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FRANCE.
Premier Olivier on Constitutional Progress
A mail telegram dated in Paris on the Ain Q

Premier Olivier on Constitutional Progress.
mail telegram dated In Paris on the 4ih Of
April In the evening, reprints as follows:-
In today's siltiag OF the Legislative Body General
LebGut announced ttat the government consented
to reduce the military contingent for 1859 from
1000 to 90, 900 men.
nj. Grevy questioned the government relative to
this constituent power and censured the letter OF the
Emperor ana the Se1astuS C0nSuitufn. He said thar
the latter did not restore tae constituent power to
she nation and added:-"The Emperor BY reserving
the right OF appeal TO plebfscu1n,, becomes the
sole constituent power. Pteotsc,td have GtDdps
nscaung liberty, and OF imposing nation the
tmmobillty OF dcspotlc power.ns
NJ. Olnvier protested against taese statements. He
enumerated the political attributes which nave been
restored 10 the legislative body. and maintained
that the government nsd since since 1858 shown
privilege OF the Emperor to have recourse 10 a
pte6tSci itunl, NJ. Olivier showed that tue right OF
was reserved to the sovereign in all monarchical
States. The Munster OF Justice continued -
'LIDerty exists In two forms-namely, under re.
public ana under constitutional monarchy:
N0HtsheS as aoeN IN Jree England as IN Jfee
A'nertcd, ana ne act'on or ne ,.ation .s g
responsibility exists there reason 70 fear
despotism. The Emperor VIII only do what the
assembled nation desires. | admit that pleos-
citlint might become Instrument or despotism I;
but the same reprodch may be made against a
Chamber invested with all powers Your re-
proaches justify those who daily declare that revo
lutonary eXcesses Will be the consequences OF the
liberal measures We propose. The Ministers WISH 10
DO nollnR WITHOUT the assent or tnc CHanlotf luc
Cabinet already possesses tue confidence or the
legislative pody.u M. Olivier then announced
ihat the Ministry having perceived thaC lhe
reforms already effected and those now pro-
posed touched the essential basis OF the
pte0Isciunl OF 1851, have resolved to sab
init the Se7lGtus ConSut,nI TO the approval or the
people, VINO VIII pronounce their opinion III perfect
liberty. The Emperors government from 1852 To
1860 had required an autocraIlc constitution, but
since 1860 a transformation 10 a constitutional sense
hao been gradually going on, and was now con-
pleted. NJ 0lllyier concluded as foows:-'We ask
shat the same sanction that was given to the auto
cratic constitution be given 20 liberal constitution.
confess that we nave 40 uneasluess respecting the
result. ior the nation is placed between reacHon and
revolution, ana VIII choose what we ofrer.n
MN. Ernest Picard and Jules Fayre opposed the
project OF pte0ascituna, ana the Chamber after
wards rejected, by l5l votes against g. a motion
MADE to close the debate which will he continued
tomorrow.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL 49, ls7O-TRPLE SHEET.

sponsbility lying ut door tor TINS calamity,
whereby noble souls treiyhtlug our lave We -se'
have been so swallowed uJ and with ner pcrished.
TIE cry OF WIDOWS, orphans. knock ut the nearI"
Can II be true that dscredtabe parslmonY uenicu
a suflclency OF Doats 10 the oneida aud witnheio
part OF ner naval equipment. lie preservers, Win
winch latter not q man would have been osti Diu
the fiiLay and out OF datc reason prevail that ~
would LOOK efYeminate TO allow TO the navy TINS ell
clent prccautiOn for saving vauab Q vesf ii such
worse than stupidltles nave predominated may ING
frighttul sacrifice OF gallant victims on board the
ill-iated Oneida put stop TO sucn c0unses; ana "a
in view OF the mighty increase OF navigation ana
consequently enhanced peril 10 lite and property
let life preservers and ''Bosers form part OF the
equipment OF naval as they do VI the canvas anu
steam marine OF the commercial world.
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Napoleon,s Policy Towards the Papacy.

We ma In the Memorial DtptOmotiQue, OF Paris,
Aprl some particulars relative to the resolutions
which tue French Government Ii understood 10 have
taken with regard to the affairs or Rome. They read
thus
First the Council OF Ministers did not take into consdera
Cardinal Antoneis despatch until ths Both March,
time had been fully occupied by the
draft OF the Coun The Cabinet therefore thought
that the matter urgent and took time for reflection
The government that states has resolved persist
In repect nj remonsances to the Fathers of the Coun
Gil calling their att sntion the fatal which
might from the adoption OF doctrines contrary to the
LIBERAL aspirations OF the present period" These observa
tons exactly the those which had been
vicusly addressed to the Holy See.
The Memorial adds that Count Daru has drawn
up MS answer in terms to the above effect and that
the Marquis Bonneville VIII leave with 1t imine-
diately for Rome where it .wiil be treated with
just az much attention as those previously sent"
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C0UaT cAlsNDAas-TaIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TEaM.---Cours opens
at halfpast ten O'Clock xAM.--Enumerated A. notions
Nos. ~ 1S 30 81 50, S3, S. IS. 3d. ST. SO, 3d. 90 e1
92, 93, "a, co. 96. 81, 9s, 30. 100 10l, 102
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Judge
Brady-Calendar called at twelve O'Clock NJ
Third Monday calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.--Berore
Judge Freedman. Nos. 1891, 1882 1G4l, 1647, 1862
1879 1887 l6oi 1903, 1861 1863 1865 1867 167 1873
Part 2 Before Judge McCuan Nos. 9o0, 2050 1882,
1865 7s4, 2lo2, 2l7o, 2l04 l35 1892 ESQ, 2156 240
ITO, 254.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAI TERM.--Part 1.--Nos. 727,
s4l 705, ZIG, 1888. 656, g25, 925 g32, 940 $685. 996
09s, 500. Part 2-Before Judge Curts:--Nos. 1856,
sos, sS5, 204 45S, AIS, 557 6l3 65s, 674, 676 1885,
s57, SIT, SSs, 9O7, e70, 97I 973, 914, 994.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Before Judge Bod.
ford-Court opens at eleven O'clock A. M.-The
People vs. James Heunesssy, John Alex xander,
Charles Stevens Edward Dowd, robbery; James
Campbell, Ida Campbell, Kate Marsh rape; John d.
Currle incest; Louis Delllth, Joshua Aidridge,
Charles Bryant, William Marsh, John Brooks,
Thomas Dunn, burglary; Michael Meyer embezze-
ment; Henry Broderlck, Mary Dalton, James jack
sOn, William HackeLt William Divine Thomas
Heyny, Thomas Lyncn, Michael Hennessey, James
CONWAY, Frank Shaef, Elizabeth Melvin and Charles
F. Koerner. grand larceny: James Collins. larceny
from the person.
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power OF the Chief OF the State, constituted lar
more exteusve In the principles u 1902 tnan
the changes now aoout 10 be Introduced IN the or
gani2aIon OF the Senate. II q pteotsctS was not
thought necessary then an appeal to the people
ought surely to be considered as still less required
In prcse nt circumstances. Moreover after pe6is
cate the present Chamber can hardly DC preserved,
and yet no fresh elections be thought OF as long
as n neW electoral law shall remain unpromu gated.
Ths Is an additional motive Tor the Ministry To op.
pose an appeal co people, and therefore II 10 that
we incline TO tho opinion that the prolect VIII be
Abandoned
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RUSSIA.
Turning from France Towards England.

From Galignans Messenger April 81
IL il remarkable That the preference for everything
French when SO long characterized the Russians
and was considered among them the criterion OF
high culture Is beginning TO give way to liking
for England and the English The English Ian
gaage Is gaining ground In wen educated families,
English women are chiefly sought as 00'saes aud
fashion IN the private theatricas Of ST. Petersburg.
Tne imitation OF English manners ana customs
Keeps pace with the spread Of the language Sport
and hunting are already The favorie aInusements OF
The rich Russian mobiles, and societies for the pre-
vention OF cruelty TO animals are generally patron
lied. Even generals and high civil officers consider
II an honor 10 belong to them. In Warsaw such q
society has lately been formed, II to satirze the
cruetles TO which the inhabitants OF that city are
frequently subjected by Russian olliclas.
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What the People Say of tas plobisci,e

From GailgnanfS messenger, Aprl o.
The language OF the Paris journals seems TO imply
tina; the government Will not hold out SO rigdly as
was at first supposed against the Interpolation OF
sue Left concerning the Seaatus ConsAtuia, and
that the tendency against ptebtscte is gaining
ground. In fact. any one would have thought that
such step was FAR more clearly INDICATED ior the
SenatIs ConSuttun or september last IMAM lot tns
present one The reforms OF last year modified
The previous situation much more radically
fban those now under dellbcration. Inc creation
OF the ministerial responsibility, the c0nsldei ape
increase accorded seven months back 10 the pre-
rogar1yes of tho legislative BODY, ana tne proper.
nonate diminp.ion erected In tne sutioriT ona
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PrWEas, GREEK SLAVE.

To TEE EDITOR OF TUE HEnALD:--
Inotice your Paris correspondents letter OF the
27th ult. statement TO tho effect that the first copy
OF Powers "GreeK Slave- was made for Mr. Cor
coran. This is Incorrect "a the statue was made for
Mr. James Robb. formerly or New Orleans, but now
OF thls cy, and passed through the hands OF one
Two other parues before IL finally purchased by
Mr.. Corc0ran. Very respectfully,
CHARLES CHISEJ,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April 1852. NJ.
CorrEg.Ro quiet but prices steady and firm as
quotations. owing the small stock Other kinds
were quiet but held with frpness at former prices.
CoTToN.--The business light, the demand all
classes buyers being limited but prices steady
The sales $40 bales go for spinning 33 for
export and n speculation. For future delivery the
quiet but Ac higher The sales 100 bas
basis middng for July, at Isc. $50 do. for May
sc and $50 do for June at &c 2zlc We append tha
coaing au0tatonp:-
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FLOUR GRAN.-Recepts, 5,sl3 bbls. four $50 bags
corn 540 bushels wheat 64 do 22Sa do oats.
The market Western -four quiet usual
on Saturdays but prices quite steady especially tho
low grades about 700 bbs Southern -four
was quiet unchanged; sales 500 bbls. Rye flour
strong with moderate demand. the sales being 20 bb.
d,Ih hntu chanv n note.
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Fort Wayne, s2k o3k; Ohio and Mississippi, 2ST
20; New Jersey Central. 1861 10Sh; Boston,
Hartford and Erie. AZ; Columoos, Chicago and
Indiana Central. Tx o Tx.
CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The latest prices OF governments on Saturday
were as lollows:-Unted States currency SKIES,
l1lz ll2; do, 1884, registered, ia 1l44;.
do. do., coupon, 114N l141s; do. nve-rwentles.
registered, May and November, lot lo7; do, 1862,
coupon, do, 112H 112ss; do. do, 1854, 90. do,
10Y a III; do do, 1885, DO do, INK q l1lA;
do. do, coupon, January and July, lo9H 1o9H; DO.
do, 1867 do. do 1l0H 11oH; 90. do. 1sos DO. do,
1los 1lO7S; do. ten-fortles registered, lo5Aa 1os;
DO. do. coupon, 1o61a 1867.
THE COURSE or THE GOLD MARKET, ,fr
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price OF gold
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The banks, it will be seen gain $424,73S In their
surplus over the legal reserve, which now amounts
to $4,000, 4o2.
LATEST PRICES OF STOCKS.
The following were the final street prices for
stocks on Saturday evening" Canton, 20 so]1;
Cumberland, soh 31h; Western Union, 32ai a SO;
QulcKslver, 10 1oA; Mariposa. car; do. prefer
red, 13X 13H; Pacific Mail, 81 S7H;
Adams Express. 81 a el11; wes-Fargo Express 10
1sA; American Express. 80 q 3sA; United states
Express, As o A; New York Central, consolidated
o27s 90; do. scrip. s0H se7s; Harlem, 142
l421l; Erie, rs o 25H; Reading, 09's es}l;
Michigan central. 1l02l q 100; Lake Shore, ssh
ssx; Illinois Central, 1894 l4o; Cleveland and
PittsDurg, ook Ooql; Chicago and Northwestern,
73X "a: do. preferred, s5x ASK; Rock Island, llo
a1l8h; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 5ox 90; DO. pre-.
ferred. 7ssI a "A; Toledo ana wabash, 4syS q 10;
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MARINE TRANSFERS.
Tonnage. Share Pries

The following is a complete list OF marine transfers
from April to date