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New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

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LONDON Sept ell -Conso opened At gl oI Inohe A
securities heavy; United States fFe eh y
1882 8; 865o 8i; 1861 86} Ten Fores @ stocks heaS
Railway illinois Cen,ral MI Atlantic And "reA'
LIVERPOOL Sept 6-l:30 mCotOn opened hrni ha1hnB OP
sbds, 9sd.; Middling Orleans, 9id. -, ~, -,
LoSpoS Sept G-Taow quiet Sugar fm Whe oi honana ";
Refined Petroleum firm Tupenne dull Cacu'ta Ahseei e "
63. -.
FRANKFORT 5-United States FiveTHenV Bonus neV ~
g2t for the issue Of 1862.
LONDON Sept mConsol 9l for both mney ana tne
count American seure steady United FveTwenes, Sb
88l; IS, old, 80; 67 "a. Stocks steady. - - ~,
LvKRPooL Sept $3.50 mShipmens OF Cotton ron bohDy
the 5h sino the as report 5000 bales Wheat-g per %
California White; for no Rel Western and 9b03S ior hei
Winter Recep of Wheat ,f the past 10000 quare
IS Flour n bbL for Western Canal feas 'oo
quarter for European. Lsri quiet snd steady A.. -.
LONDON sept 65 closed a s Tor money ana ga, % ~
8J3 67s ei Fores 8 Railway stocks closed steady Efe
III Illinois illl Atlantic and Great Western, 70
9sd Mding Orleans 9d sales of the days coo bales ~ or
speculation The market for Yarns and fabres AZ
Is steady Refined Petroleum, 1854. -, q
LoSDoS Sept 65 mCanita Lihseed dull Linseel VJ G
Talow declining quoted 3d46 Spirits TuIpenne quiet 81 <o
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FAX-ls prices sales Of ~ y
FRUT~Thre hiss been bu chsnge market Foreign
With tendency downward sales 800 boxes a 81 sSg 80 and
sO do private s 30 mats Of seedes at 81 Io sales OF 'oO
more general chiefly export Spring 2e lower Prime do
= S Se Sea % & i I buh & at s5a9e for Med Spring.
g" - q for & 10 ChsS go SpaH common SS dS 70 gSa IG q; No.
MwauLee 81 2Oa Is for No do the latter for ianei $l Is
1nsr stse 81 9i for Amber Michigan and 81 "a for Amber
Tenn ST. Bsy s H 81 y o ara and ossI S P M sT owes s sS Sos S
8 81 @ Ss sS % wAs s Wce 9os for & fer SfS to & ho and a s s3a
at AatSe BYE Is s' ai lIei ood Is wanted ,he A are U
Sms; sls $4,000 bush 7s9s for Damp and UnsOgnd
uaie Western MIsd and one load at 64c Western White at 9e
GUGSO~A Peruvian for the local and cossise trade.
GJSSE-Tas market either Bag Cloth continues du and
tormsr ssg % a5lIc for the latter
HAYA G shipping deH at s. GSoc 2 100 n and retail r, lots at
Rye r Short Do oai Straw, 6oc aud Wheat, 6'dOo ?
HMP-Mke, dull prices steady l2i lac for Manila and Jue
ags'aa soa premium @ has checked Il r.s ny, tendency I
towsH free IN IN, sad me business Of ait has been been
syer arr extremely and for al desirable full hg
S as15Jc for fc Gr.ude and Moueydso aG2lC for Ohnocoi
iaae TO- Wsaho M for Matamoros g for lamp
y Car ai II for California Domestic ssughters
@ as the supply not being large and prices edyi quote q,
hOPsT1 market continue. quiet and prices unchanged
selling for Rio Gude and ga SIS for Ameri
SDiGO-For there good jobbng demand but
5o % Other n. sinG' % Sss o m1si q 5 Y ae ~ 10 81
Msfras urrsbey.... 3Sa IS Caracas coo 10
Nau,Ia gnIf ........ 85d lis
LE&fER-HeIoc Sole s.o,s important change, the general
proving good and prices holding their particularly on choice
desirable STYLES comparatively plenty but
lie general I large We Rio Graud and Buenos
Iignt WeEats 2802 Middle do %. 0Stci Heavy do, $50
CsHornia Middle do. 23d2Sc; HEAVY
10 lss a2gc; Oruoco Mgh POI clc Middle do, 2!0
% at27i a29c OAK Sole continues in very good demln
from III. regular ruling and uniform We qroe
- Ale for Middle and Light Siaughe
Ro IA little du o late but the whole fairly active ut
er price, still quote al Na5Jc Tor henock AM
c2a.1c far OAK ,----, --4.t..
SbeatAu and Yellow Metal without change
G e y doll Scotch Pig Iron du and pnces are lower Amenn
remains dull Refined Bar Remains
oo. Al m- prices The or Pig Lead remains quiet ana
Manufactured in moierdte de-
In articles coming under thus
Ssd The business continues dul We
quote
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Also eight and twenty sets OF harness were sold
at pretty fair prices. - IL ,..,..,-,
fine pair OF brown Membrane mares ~ hanns mgn.
old the latter OF Oh breeding, are left for private sas
the United States stables In East Inrty secOhu S'
See advertising column. ..,
The regular auction sale OF horses and carriages ar the
New-York Tattersals corner OF Broadway and Thirty.
nnth-st, will take place tomorrow (Wednesdayh AZ
IL o'clock a. m a., -,
Tho latest novelty IN the carriage line is the Gente
mans press Wagon" viii ih derives its name rom o
similarity OF its body to that OF express wagon IDS
vehicle, intended 10 carry two persons eneeingY
light and graceful, and Is manufactured by Messrs'
Brewster OF Fifth ave.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRk. Tuesday. Sept. 8, ls.

w,YoRK, Tuesday, Sept g. 1870.
The demand for business horses il consider
ably on the increase but fully met by ample supply on
good railroad and work horses which az the Bulls Head
Stables sell from ti25 10 t0o ll. Is
.oc rne carriage horses well matched and penieoty
VIII BRING good prices NJ s. Curry sold pair Of
pay Drewns lb3 hands high, and years Old for y o0
nne ROAD horse Tor 300 NJ g. Curry and Messrs.
hand.
Messrs Johnston Van Tasses auction sale In Fast
Ihirteenth-st. was well attended, AID the following
prices were realized Tor the horses brought under tho
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CHEESE.

Receipts 70 1872 OPS than last week exports 81 3 Cor
responding year: Receipts 67 with 80 9i eIord The
receipt, shipments shows that cheese carried
ruling Of godlli after l13 yeeriaysnd the
Cable quotation l 3D. retain the figures Of last week but
qualify cheese enough above
l3c Ia bud fewer selling l4 than noted week
ago And still dealers Little Falls yesterday and paid li for
cheese: the 1000 sold
factories going he Farm daie sold M In buying the
factories Of Herkmer County such high figures dealers
usually Others enough lower rates to make fair They
resell individual factories loss but make lower priced
The The cheese selling at w
shippers trade taking lic We fnd very few Ohio
sales being confined State factories $50
l4c 800 others l4c $50 at e 500 at l and 80 on In
aavnr lnc Mnn
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Receipts 1881 packages the week which @ less than for the
corresponding 32O bb The cooler
demand add
rer dozen Eggs selling higher Phaepha than here and
stock from but the tables turn
ing possibly reaction may set though the market closes very
pg s1d would for few
Western have been made this m at 3e with single
arcty-a B Late
are generally in better one Occasional the mark all
the from quotations for after eandng
agreed loss has been deducted quote:
Pa n j. doL27 02S Western.
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N Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ENDING Sept. 6, 1910.

Expressly for The n. T. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
The following Of articles good condition as
sold by oommon houses by whsae Shippers TO 10 per
deducted commission beside freight and other charges
packages carefully marked with paint and the initials
should sso be painted one end Maj
articles the under side OF the cover and
send er by mail containing invoice and directions also stating
when Clean packages and In putting up viii add
much the value OF the produce.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Rcepts Of Beans 273 bush 3l than the
vous week corresponding week last year 5l9 bush Samples OF new
have been received showing excellent quaIty small
a have been made country. 90 Arrivals will be looked
for here in one or There very little doing AZ present tnd
pres arr unchanged lot bbls MsfrowS condition
brought bb lot pse sold at - 65 with small ae OF h
iums 81 60 We quote: ,..-., >.
MI 49,, air "a yOai.. - N
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BUTTER.

Receipts pkgs this week $50 less than the previous
last 9 While scarcely alter the
quotations certainly tendency toward lower for medium
State and Western In instances concessions Of ldI 10 have
Offering
continues except best and ordinary for bakers
butter sccmue
stock Beside quality ef that coming forNardmade early in the
keep Among the sales noted mostly
small Welsh State at Re ~ do poor DOC
small lot Sac very Little S5c hTkns, &c., 80 do at Sci
do tubs aud pals at c, OF Western %
packages Wisconsin and poor Peuns frns Pc l frlns
Illinois and 10 frkins Ohio 25c 80 hrkns
w r. ~ 6kns Illinois and 10 Ohio 2c 25 do Ohio, 2c %
do 23 80 2 81 do c and % choice Jle
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Yorh Ricor PssscLs and Railrooda -
SEPT 6l 269j bhls Flour sJIo bush
2 buh Com G44si bush Oats 2220 bush Rye 80 bush Grass
seed Is bags Meal 2s pigs Lard l@ pigs Beef ~ Bds
~ bb Hgy 41 Cheese pkgs Aches PKG nee %
Hons III psgs Grease 6g4 SIDES Leser l bales Wool o ptg
TOBACCO Is hbds TobAo 2S8 tdls Copper 0 bsn Copper 1
OF cas. sis b WHISKY e4 pkg stean 27 bbls Rosin -"
bbh spirit. TurpeniRe 81 pkss. DRIED Fruit
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.RUITs AND BERRIES.

waning the Delaware train today consisting a only -
cars Jersey the falling OF in Delaware admits Of
higher prces-bou ~ 50 bake Plums not plenty
TO-DAY taking the place o peaches to extent are higher The
greatest nun of Bartlett probable Those coming
of better quality bring We might instance few half
bbl choice at Flemish Beauty don't take there yet
demand for yaus Late Catherine sell At about q Dbl Duehes
more slowly hut place Of BAretts lev crates
Seckes came through California good order and brought
IS eacl. Grapes abundant, while the demand
dull trade. DelsWares
largely in excess years They and Couco abont the on
ns received quantity Aliens Hybrid holding at
2 Cranes low this The quality tne The Ger
nc will doubtless wine 10 be made IN TINS coan
% n grai ais favorng Apples are plenty lots selling for
bop go Fall Pppn aud other fruit at S20+2 %
few ranbres have received but they quosbe We
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Che Gurf.

FLEETWOOD PARK,
IL MORRSANIA,
WEsTCHBSTgR, MY
SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1870.
PREMIUMS, $500.
SEPT 30 a. 22, and D.
TUESDAY. Sept. N .. =, -.
Purse No -sIO0 for horses that never beat 2p sou 70 'hs
6r,t Lose 3 300 o the second, 800 70 the third
WEDNESDAY, Sep. 81. -. II,
Purse No 2-s20 for horses that beat z Slo !" Ms
tr,t horee $500 10 he second, $500 10 the third
THURSDAY sept y. a.
Purse 3-S2 for horses that beat Zoj 81 ~" " 'as
frs horse 5000 10 the second, 800 to the third
FRIDAY, Sept. p
Pue al 500 for horses that never beat 80 Two mes s.
500 to The first horse 200 to the Second ~"
third -. a.,a soo A.. 49,.
Purse No 5-s2O horses that beat zZ2 sio me
st horse $500 to he second, 500 70 the third
All the mile three in i've, harness except rsss
No ( WI will be miles aud repeat, In harness
Entrance ten per three enter and two to start 70 eose
Geos Park Clnbouse, lta BoaivsI
tween Forteh and Pory6rsss New-Yok a. o'clock sel o.
n, o-ier y $500 HENRY DATBR, Ppsdsut
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ALBANY LuMRER MARKET.

There was sa pro,aeni trade that Of the precen
sek ami some Large Prices nne'sse
good Pgas ooanos ss fclew TO Ses""
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81 i 10 Philadelphia 81; Norwich and Mdtletovn, " S 70
bridgeport and Newaveu 81; TO Hartford and Prov1denos SS
Boston, - So The the Collectors ome duing zoe "eek
Via Rre Canal II Of lumber S9 NJ shingles ana
6 500 s cf ChAmplain Canal 25 500 feet OF lamDer
Ihe ooMing The ruling The pr Inclpa yarls.
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Proposals.

U. $. ESGiSEER OFFICE, Room -, ARrY BurLDns.,
NEY YORK sept 9, 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- s oce until THURSDAY toe dsy Of october 1870. At IL
o'clock N for REMOVING THE DISTRACTIONS y te creek emp
tug the Cooper River about miles soo1c Shafgn u,
Known Town Greek 0 SbPlsri Crees These Oonu9ns
Of dryiock OpedOloat OF
Of lie shove the bottom OF the stream vi" t re-
qu 80 ph Of nine fee AZ low water the ehAnhe,
fhe work viii b. paid for when completed ior WHICH "o Au "
months Will be allowed D., ~
Proposals mu,t he 10 duplicate accompanied By gnsnn N oap
attached 20 each lropsi
proposals and guarantees will be furnished oy ths
ofc on sppLcai.0r. ..
The right 10 reject any and al bids IL reserved .so
q. A. GILMORE,
Ia.nr OF n gine.r.. RIe.ei Malor.lan.ra. L s A.
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FRUITS AND NUTS--DRlED.
l55 packages There is little doing new drd fruits but
bsekers snd there disposition to shove them up sales
are irregular bbls at l0c II bbs Uei IL DO at ltei
hear Of Pie being paid for one lot These re ought
bring higher Apples with considerable
lions peeled peaches little requ prime peanuts doing
better We Southern apples at s IL bhs hee
6; 5000 T Georgia peeled peaches
i5lc: 15c small lot c y bbl fair to prime at lc
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Q. A. GILMORE:
L. s. ESGSEER OFFoE, No. n srArEsr,}
sALBASY, y. T., Aus. 81, 1870.
CEMED PROPOSALS will be received at

- this ofce until IL O'Clock FRIDAY Sept 30 a7O for the re-
oy Of channel the Hudson River about hall nile
Van we Light TO give depth ofveve feet At mean
low water.
The cubic contents position be taken cot estimated sef
hundred and sryeght cubic yards the
length being about bandre and feet and The creates.
the and vicinity be AZ ths ONCE "ne'"
a possible information will be given -. n.
will be received lnnch cubic ya 1ns H. -
completion of the work by the eha1ae h. ce-
gyins depth Of twelve feet at oS water d1s N"
snced H. and he completed BY Nov 20 H0 M
No bid will be received unless made printed Ssf, ia
accompanied proper guarantee s states vita
DER will be required 10 enter into coHaet w bond. 70 be
good sufficient snretiesi stamps Sr eo1f''' ~
Iisbed by the contractor III IA. deemed disEdvsn-
The United states the night to reject al ''
By order MsoiGen John Nestohp calopel s.
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IioPs.

Receipts l5s bales mostly hop many Of them picked pIems
tu consequently he sold low Trade dull and pnees
tending Impossible sell old hops and brewers
each OF Some good Eastern hops
have beep received; uOie 10 bales OBS state, ht
I0c; do. choice lSi 20 Of Wisconsin .9c
bsles new State Pc bales Gle; offering At
M County sold at 2se just such hosas brought &
week ago While many of the ckng pool others show
good hop agree that early estimates Of the put at too low
au We quote:
Common to ..l5d2O Old Olds............ 3d
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financial.

VIIGHT PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
lMOYTGOMERY CArit, Of the State Of Alabama, " per
cent md accrued interest,
HOWES & MACY, BANKERS,
30 WALLST, NBW-TORK,
Offer sale the BONDS Of he CITY Of MONTGOMERY Aib,m,
1 Isl Of Jsnusy and July both Principal aud Interest payable
ue City Of fEev-iork =.
es bonds Hundred Thousand Dollars the only
deli CITY and regarded elAss security and
desirable for investmtnt
rum HowBS MACY Bankers. 90 w.ud
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retgesor principle cane in fd with dressed fowls
ev an nrsre chickens mostly geod order The orglaioIs Of
enterprise sanggIe that they do 1t every nmt me
fowl and so DOZEN car OF
W.s, i've pofy wa l3c cocks lie
k-y 2 chickens per pair ducks, S5c aud geese 81 '5 We
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

COTTON MAKkkTN.
HyuOvtF.y. Sent 6-Coton demand is fair ptces Mid
pgs 8ic .l,s bales receipts 269 bai stock looS
bales. ,,o
h,les. net receipts 365 bales; stock, !, ,lBl bales.
B,TIeORE Sept 6Cotton easer Mddngs sc net receipts
o cosstgse 3 bales; total bales; STOCK, Oj5 bales.
So1YoIg sent 6-Cotton quiet and weak; Middhng Elc sales
baes net receipts bses exports 80 bales stock o5
ne. recp 81 bales exports eoaswse 81 bales stock 3g bales
sent 6-Cotton quiet steady Mdbng sales
$50 bses u receipts bales 100 bAes total 8J bales
stock 3. 500 bales ,,,r -, ,,o, :,
SAyANSAH Sept 6COon active Mddlngs lIic sales $50 bales
no, receipts $50 balesi stock 1926 bales - -
ses. net receipts IS bales stock, lO, ,lyI bales.
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MEATS.

Shipments + boxes bacon 1881 b and cs te 85
go packages lard gu Of thin Texan beef cares
The prices low down Pcrk is rather easier We quote:
Beef sides b. gOOd....R ala Lambs prime .......l4 ab
Common. .... ql0 Common gig 10,
Mutton dfehseu
dll IL 1lZ4
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
rELEGRApHIC N0Trs

Boa. Houses Of the Alabama Legislature have
ts,rl 4 reosls ul..i the Gh oi JsHuirt.
"A rain-storm, accompanied by fierce ral,.
.,ai.41 al, DAY ,es,eroy at Chrgo
The National Board Of Trade. now ia session
Buoao dsenssed to resumption Of sp"oe payments on Na'un
The cable from PuDta Rosa 10 Key West, con-
esg ~ f Cgbs cable dsorred ior TIE past lev dnH
II /, asserted that the letter of Admiral Porter
VA h th lobby shon be cprosej IN hr ka'y ssH
p. ous,,,op and that II pIourol al cost Of 5000
4 iougnendug suit in -. Louis against the
O r. scsl Uoate Lottery alton 10 Cover itaes
sni Iera'e bas been decide IN ''f al 'h' " T
M The Peninsular Rail@ay from Lansing 10 CHI
higlr Moa ~ fa :" LnnsLF have it- yea
orolds'e win t forming '"uieooh wa The '"Aa@H
hOuiLTrr Railroad.
.... Patnsh, the iampahnto Chirf who led The
Esvso lo nurR re- la Whi'rna sul Rer rIrtT I've '"sr-
sgo La f'Hri e to" vh bAnG HAu lgirhb lie |eif %
ibt bpv4rt.tsTL pyTaei VI tai.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.


was offered by Mr.. Wctherell OF Philadelphia:
ResoIred That In the opinion OF this Board the hest IN
tersts of the country pcmtvely demand restoration
of the specie standard of values.
The debates to-day and tonight the most ami
mated Of the session. Numerous substitutes 10 Mr..
Wctherels resolution offered by Messrs. Ropes,
Burton and others. but all rejected and the Ore
nal resolution adopted.
Mr. Hazard Of the Buffalo Board OF Trade offered reso-
luton looking the aid Of the General Government in
charging the Erie Canal and making II ship channel.
Mr. Hazard made "A speech in favor of his resolution.
Mr. Randolph Of Chicago opposed Mr.. Hazards rcsou-
tou ON the ground that the work should be done by the
state Of NewYork inasmuch as IL had derived large In
come from the canal.
Mr.. Opdyke OF New-Nork expressed the opinion that
the people of the State, whole would not consent 10
the expenditure required Ia make the proposed improve
mcnt nasmuc us the people OF the rural districts were
rather injured then benefited by the canal II brought
the products OF the West ia direct competition with their
own He said the Erie Canal had built up the West by
furnishing outlet for the products ot that section.
The Erie Canal. in times past, had protted the West
thousands OF millions of dollars and hut for II the larger
portion of the North West would still be a wilderness
Finally, the Board adjourned until Monday morniuc,
when the consideration of the subject will he resumed.
- Louis chosen the city In which TO hold the
next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE DOOMED CAPITAL.
AN ORDER OF THE DAY FROM GEN. DUCRoI-
PREPARATIONS FOR ANOTHER soRTIE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE

Az ORDER OF THE DAY FROM GEN. DUCRoT-
PREPARATIONS FOR ANOTHER soRTIE.
LONDON. Thursday, Dec 6, 1870.
Gen. Ducrot has issued the following order OF the
day TO his command;
"VTNCENNEs, Dec. 4-SOLDERs: After TWO Gays
of glorious battles you have reerOssed the Marne'
having found that your efforts fruitless When
the enemy has not time to concentrate or to prepare
10 continue the vain sacrifice of lfe let us renew
the contest with increased animation and raise our
hearts TO the level of the sacrifice demanded 10y the
holy cause for which must not hesitate to sacrl
fice our lives"
Preparations for fresh sOrties are making il faris
No person is allowed to leave the city. Gems
Trochu and Ducrot were both outside the walls on
the 4th.
King William sent telegram TO the King Of Wdr-
temberg conGatulating him on the valor Of the
Wtrtemberg troops and expressing souow for the
great losses they have sustained. The King of
w urtemberg in reply telegraphed that he felt graft
tude for and pride in the accomplishment Of victory
He regretted the loss of life. but oonsoled 10y
the fact that il was in the great Of Germany
that this precious blood had been shed.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

the amount OF $4,000 The facts which the trial will de-
veOp will show the dscredtable manner In which the
business Of the Navy Department conducted before
the present Administration into power. For sew
eral years, Paymaster Parker had carried upon his
returns to the Department about $4,000 cash In hand
and during the time making acquisitions for additional
funds that less appeared on his balance
sheet. He was repeatedly written to by the accounting
officers on the subject but he refrained from making any
explanations. At last growing suspicious, the Depart
ment. while he duty at foreign station, directed
him to turn to the Fleet Paymaster the funds In his
hands and return home. He with some delay obeyed
the orders but directions TO disregard his future
acquisitions had been given TO the Fleet Paymaster Mr.
Parker at made requstion for the same amount
which was paid and he returned home occupying about
months in the trip. Failing to return the money
after his arrival in this country he arrested, and the
charges and specifications have been prepared and his
trial will soon begin.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN BRIDGEPORT,
conn,

BRIDGEPORT. Dee. 10.-A fatal railroad acci-
dent occurred here yesterday afternoon, which resulted
in the death Of Of most respected citizens The
particulars follows: As Mr.. Frederick Wood IA
retired member Of the firm Of Wood Bros, carriage max
ers Of New-York was driving from the umber-yari Of
Messrs Lyon, Curtis a Co.. accompanied by his eldest
son. Augustus " Wood. he perceived the locomotive
used hy the HOusatOnic Railroad '6mpauyas aswitching
ENGINE approaching short distance that lie could
ucttr the track nor check his horse. wifi great
presence of nina he quickly turned his horsr upon the
track ahead engine urging him forward a pace
That paceG him ont oi danger His son, less fOrtu-
l.tr ttenptei to save himself bv jumping from the
carriage hnt slipped and fell directly IN front of the
culin, the wheel oi whci passed his body,
ing instantaneous death. The body cOnveycu 20 the
,deuce oi his father where inquest hello and
verdict rendered IN accordance with the facts. Mr.
Wood % yers Of age, and leaves "a wife aid one
child.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE LATE GEN. wALBRIDGE.

FUNERAL SERVICES AT INGLESIDE-LARGE AT
TENDANCE AND IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 10.-The funeral of the
late Hiram wahrdge took place to-day from Inglesde,
several miles from Washington. The pa-bearers were
Horace Greeley Judge Casey, secretary Boutwell, Gen
sherman the Hon. Benjamin +. Butler Speaker Blaine,
senator, VI son, Fenon, and Nye, Cen Banks Repre-
sentative Peek of OdO and Collector Murphy OF New
York President Grant accompanied by his Secretary,
Geu prcr and al the members Of the Cabinet, with
the exception of Postmaster Grneral Crrswcll who Is
,lscnf frniu the city, present together with num-
her f members both Houses OF Congress and other
gentlemen al prominence, aud many ladies. The broth
rs oi CEN Wahridg also In the mournfu thrOng
with he immediate family Of the deceased. The Rev.
Dr Buck of Protestant Episcopal Church, read the fu
neral service aud was followed by the Rev. Dr. Samson
Of tn, Elpst denomination IN brief address, in which
b, smoke of the great intellectual capacity Of the de-
ceased and his prominence ia moral and public enter
pri.c. nd u hi, CHRISTIAN faith ia the dying hour. t."
prucr. son pluN,d to GlcuwOOd tenc;ty, where tie
nod, Of Sir. Waibridgc was inferred