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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-22
Ner Ynn Mnrimiiinn,a

Ste rNem Worfer Sribtine" brinat eine
eorreiponOenj aus Gueretaro, Die intereIIarts
Gin3etnbeiter iiber Die lebten IiQenblide
Warimtlian's enibdtt. Wir tpolen eilriae
Der intereianteIten Yuntte bcrausbeben
p~Wlarimilian ipur0e bon 2as Gampanas aus
NIT Mlraraon, Maiia, Yrinj Salm. Calm
uno anoeren CUR Staot 5urild 9ebradt uno
leds ooer iieben Sage i'm Sbsreiitcr gonpent
felt9ebalten. Bon bier aus brn9te man ibn
mt Wtlranlon un0 Wtalia in ons alte &loIter
Vas ~Gampuni6os, uno bier blieben iie, bis
oas &rte9sger,bt leine Gnti9eioung ab9ege=
ben bate. WtaElmilian 8laubte bis gum LETT
ten Au8enbiide, Dab pie Werituner es niht
lDa9el phroen, etnen YrtnSen aus benz Sauie
9%absburs : aotbrin8en gu eri6iebcn, aber ie
tbaten's op6
-. Der gDasenl belt. General Ggeobeoo
ipintte Wtarimilian nit Der Sano, absuiteiz
gen. DER arme Saiier, cine ipl6e 9ebano.
lung ntht 9embbnt, mari ibm einen biiltern
Slld gu, oo6 oann ltle8 er 1aitig ab uno l6ritt
Guf 81" Spite oes oti8els 5u. Wtiramon fam
SundbIt, uno fpic er iab, oaB Marimilian
lebr mitbiam 8in9, rief er i'm 3uriid. sic
ltanoen 3uerIt 10, oaB M~aEimilian in Der
Wtitte itan0, bod tpuroe ole Stcluna Qedn.
bert tpie Die Sruppen it9 auiiielten, itano
V%tartmlltan ipeltli4, oann Wirampu uno
Mtaiia bItli9.
WtGrtmlllan bate lid bingeIteat, nit ben
SGnocn auf BEN Rildcn, uno in oteier Stetz
lung iprah er einige tpeniSe bsn 3uidauern
urperltdnollbe 9Borte 5u Wiramon uno Sra
iia. Sann ri6tete er bittere. ltpdrrneriibe
uno un5uiammenbdngenoe WOrtc an Ggcobe.
90, aber Ili4t WOrte, iuie man ie ipdter in
leinen ytuno sslegt, baB er ipiGig lei, fir
Wterlto 3u iterben IT,. |. 10. Wtajia itano Da
mt ilbereiranOer sei4lagenen Irmen, Miras
lnon belt ieine gelhriebene Yertbeioigung in
ben 5dnoen, uno Warimilian belt nit Der
&e9ten Elm areuj in Die S6be-oa fra1te Die
Salue, rnO aae Srei fislen 3u gooen. Maiia
uno Miramon uaren iofort tobt, M~arimiltan
i4lug iib NIT Der 9anb se9en ben &opf. pie
IN firtterlidem S6mer3e, uno 5tarb mad
einem bettisen SooestGmpfe.
Den YlaB beOedsn ieBt 9ornieloer, uno
orei einfa1e areuse, iGpors an8eitri9en uno
obne Sni9rift uns auiseflouat auf cinem ro:
ben Stcinbauten, aeigen ole Stdtte, ipp zines
Der iur4tbariten Gramen unlerer ,3cit iein
blutiaes Gnoe qefunoen.@
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Hadleie telcoranbiidlcr Werifte.

= 3u Setterlon GtiD trat Sonnsritag cine
Contention 6arbigcr sur Yeratbuns lber ben
unterri6t Der Su8eno 5uiammen.
Ser Wonitor nMiantonpma9" uno Der
rSerror,. bon Der ~Mlasfa" be9leitet, fubren
porseitern bon Bottom mad Yortlanb, Wts.,
ab. Sic ioaen Die peaboop'iHe 2eidenestorts
Glotte efnpfansen.
Sn GeuispiIe Rp, ipurbe borgeTern in
elmer groBen Burger DISCRIMINATING cine be-
oeutenoe Summe fur bic Wotbleioenoen Ia
Gaue Gitp, eenen Der Sturm Gboad w.. 6abe
senommen, seiammelt.
- aBdbreno eines beftisen Sturmes muir.
ben leBten Sonnta9 gu Mlumption in Sill
nois 3wei Wobnbduier 5eritort, atpsi 4inoer
sst6ptet uno brei Grwaaiene 8efdbrli9 psrs
leSt.
am 10. Sanuar mabts ,u San Sole in
Californian elm perbeerenoer Yrano 10,
9bineien oboa4(os.
Sn 94arren County, Geo., bat bas sri,
litdr mebrsre 8ir8er ips9en ausebliher, Dor
mebrereu Wonateu pertibtsr gergeben ieft9es
monument. Gs btrridt oarob erbebli6e 8euns
%rubisune, uno piele 9srionen fieben aus ges
nanntem 8e3irfe.
- Sn ber Sabrss' Wsriammluns, tusI%.
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GnrsUGiid)e &obcIr0dlridlten.

Berlin, BEN 20. Sanuar, Wtitternadt. -
Die preuBii6e Abgeoroneten n &ammer bat cit
@eieB sur Aufbebuns Der Yei6rdntungen be,
YreBfreibeit an9enommer.
Sloren3, 90. San, Mitterna6t.-@ Carl.
balOi Iiest auf Gaprera i6iper c~rtranft oarnie.
Der; nur feline camille bari ibn beiu9en.
nj, 90. San. - cardinal Nntoneli aibt
in elmer 9epei9e an Die fran5biihe &esieruns
au perltebsn, oaB Der Yapft, tpern es Gilt, Die
Gehte Der Stride Su tpabrel, Dor Ni9ts 3us
ridlbredt; er ueroe feline GinmiI6ung bes
States in &ir4enan9elesenbeiten buloen.
Yaris, 20. San. Sas MiniIcrium bat
erfIdrt, oab es feline abiibt iei, ben Yori9lae
bu MAIDEN, ale BreBoer8eben ppr eirem &c:
i9porenenaeri4te perbanoeln gu laiien. So
aber bieier 8orI9la8 crit mad einiaer 3eit gum
@eieBe erboben peroen t6nnte, 10 fam Sr.0ios
1efDrt. oeilen 8erbanoluns balO itattiinoer
niro, nibt Des @orSuges elmer Surp tbeilbaf:
ti9 peroen. Die ra0italen Sournale be5bul.
bi9en Die Re8ierun9. Die Snantla9e: 8erisyunf
oes Seputlrten belhleuni9t Su baben, nm IL
oieIem Gale feline Inluenouna bon benz Dor
sei6lasenen @eiebe 5u MAIDEN.
SlDren3, 90. San.-Sas Rational= Yart
lament 1T our6 t6ni9li9en GrlaB auf ben 7
W6r3 einberuien.
81 0 nj, 20. San. Sie Yiloun9 Der gonti.
ten fir ben Ritus Der orientalilhen Sirde II
Der apoftoliiben WiiIionen 1T nun bplenoet
:Das 6omite 1T sr0Btentbeils aus orientali,
lhen Yrdlaten suiummen9eieBt; untsr ieiner
Mstt8lieoern ieoc1 limb aud Die Yiidbfe Dor
A%nsoulene, Toronto uno Yurlin9ton.
Berlin, 20. SaNuar. - Vie 5reimaure,
Seuti6tano's baben cine NbreiIe aneenom.
men. ipelde gesen bic &idtuus oes 5fumeni
laen @onciis, MAG Die 2ebren bes Syllabus
betrifft, YroteSt erbebt,
Berlin, 20. San. - Die Correspondent;
5ipii6sn 9rn. Surlinsaine als 0iibrer Der Dbl:
nelii6en 8eianotidaft uno benz @raien 8is:
mard tOuroe per6Ifentli6t. Sie preuBiidt
&egierun9 oridt ibren Wuni9 aug, bab biz
faiierlide Autoritdt ourd gang China tpieoer:
bergeftelt iperoe, ba iie Die bette Garantie
ttir bic Sronun8 uno bic Si6erbeit Der 6rem:
ben iet.
2Dnbon.2 20. San.-Ius @io DC Saneirt
Hno Va6ri6ten, Die big sum 81. Se3. reibcn,
bier einselaufen. Yrdiioent &opeS 1T mieoel
auf Dem &rie9si6auplaBe NIT elmer Matt ppr
5000 geeiben uno $1,000 Snoianern eri6iener
unb 9dtt oas 8orriden Der brallianij6er
Sruppeu auf.
Aueensto 10 n, 90. Sanuar.-Ser Sam.
pier rgnslano' 1T beute pcn Netp : Vort bier
eiuaetrpffeu.
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Scr &rirn mi 6nnti

Der Gele0rapb brabtc bereits Die Nadri6t
pm Der Ginnabme Ron 1prt=au.Yrince uno
ppn Der 6ludt Saluaue's. 0ie Yrigg SUMO,
ipelbe BON Yort'ou-9rinte i'm gtetO . Norfer
Qnfer antaui, briuat ndbrre Details, ptIjen
mir 5olsenocs ertne5mcll
Samita9 RorDens am Is. Seq, liei Die
s6lorioa" in Den 9aien BON 9ortsausGrince
Elm uno enterte oas cinJige Sbiii Den 8ams
pier r&l8onquin", bas iib nod in ben Sdnz
ben Salnape's befano. 8nIielbe lag an elmer
~&oblenmerfte Die Mauni6aft lag nod i'm
Shtafe uno 1a9oem bios einige S9aiie 8es
petielt mureen. Die Riemnnorn Uerpunoetcn,
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Erin, gtrt6ur Milliam Yatrif g(lbcrt.

9eute trlfft Yrln3 NrtBur Don En8Ian0 IN
Rem. 9)ort Elm. Gin Sbeil ietrer Gstorte traf
bereits porSeitern Elm. SIN r8reuoOrt 9Ouie-
limo bsionoere 3immer fir ben Seiu9er bers
geri6tet poroen.
BON Qaaibingtou miro 8emeloet, onb Der
6cianote 8bornton ale 9duoe poll gu tbuu
bat, I'M Oen 5ablrti9er Ni6tberufenen, Star
rem unO N6rrinnen, Die ii9 I'M prinSli6en
gtanae 5u ionnen wiiniben unO UNI GinIas
oun9en na9iRacn, Ablebnungsi3reiben 3us
7uItiier. .
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@iue @crIdwSruna aeaen bell Gsareu

Nos lranSollhs 9ialt .ynare be la Qolre-
l6Bt nd, aus ct. Ystsrsbur9 msloen, nob cine
Scridrporung .gegsn bas aeben oes Gaaren
entoedt porcen lei. Als Miitelpuntf Der
9erIhporung piro Sbeia uno oils Die 6aupt.
tbeilnebmer osrieiben Stuoenten Der Timber
fitdten oes 9an6es bsaeidnet. Is beist. bak
Die Werfbm6rer Die S6ienen Der Habn aufe
reiBen MOLTEN, tpdbrenb Der 9aiisr bon Oo,Fa
mad st, petersburs reiife, nm ibrsn plan
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= Mus Dem BeFdn9nife 3u Eumberlan6
eni1loben am oerqanaeiten Sonntae, tpabreno
Der S6eriii it9 in Der Stride befauo. fhnf
85fangem: Sec. 80. sins. SGniel &ogau,
Midacl &par, Rubert Gtite unb 9atrit IQan.
@ie bieIetben lire Gntmsi6uha betuertiteligs
ten, lit bis lett mob rtft auf9eildrt.
- Sn @ajbiu0ton Gouutp Ierridt tuteoer
Die Shwetnes GbOlera uRo fi9t ben Garmern
betr6dtli9en S9aoen 5u.
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TenerSbrunit

GImira, Ny, 81. San. - @eitern frlib
UNI 4 llbr e%reisuete Itb i'm Sorfe 9oricDeaos,
oas 6 Wtetlsn n0rOlid bon bier ~snifernt lie9t,
cine 6euersbrunit, melde oas grpBe Siittens
wcrt, oas ais Shines @iienpcrt betannt lit,
3%srit6rte. Saiietbe seb0rte ben $50. Satlep,
Glapp & So. Ser Yerluf blrfte Ii9 aui
$4,000 b"elauie1, tpopOn $4,000 our9 aIes
turanSen geOedt Iino. Die BranourIa1e 1T
unbefnrnt apbfip hen
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6ausrl8s unS ~Tiuanis@erihte.

Grantfurt a. M.. 81. Sanuar, ubenos. -
Der. Ct. GbItsatlcnsu idIoftn ~ On.
parts. q. 9anuar. Qbenos. - B6rie ~antrtrt.
Rtntsn 10 6r. IS Gtutimes.
GoHoon. 81. SAT-. abenbs. - Der. CT. pbIiaa.
tionen ssh. Qoniols 924 baar 92x auf Gonts.
9oneon. II. San, AbenDa. -Gein6l 30 Yfe. SD.
falg 46 cd. 6Y.
2foerpOoL2l 81. San. Nbenps. - edbntaIl so Sd.
Saia a Cd. - Ratt. etetn6I "a y. - 3udtr
80 3d.. 8 y.
antpsrptn. 81. San. Nbenss.-gsib.s Rorm,aI.
EtttlDI Coz Sfr.
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a%ussufGbren. Die 9eri@p6rer iiub iinntt:
lid 4uIien; fein qOle 1T onrInter.
MuS &rafilien unb 9ard9nab. -
Der nncrrniIpiide Srpc5 ipisSer i'm

NSIpCs
Yofirahrldten aus Sard9uap, hber Jtto De
Suneiro pom %. Sesember in RepsDort ems
9tIouien, pioeriprsden ben Scri4ten hbsr 70:
pegs 6lu6t aus isinem ganoe. Gr betnno lid
an einem periaansten 9Oiten, Ydnaotra 9es
narnt, uuo in ben Bergen Raraca9na's 9eles
oen, unb mar nit RunOOorrGtben gut oerIez
ben. gauIeno tIcincr geute itbcrfelen bas
| Tieboeppt Der brGiilianii1en Nrmee uno boben
es olf, tpurocr aber in 6ol9e bon Gen. Ga
mara, ipelber ibnen bic 8eute abia9te, 5ers
Ireut.
9eierteure Der para8uapanii9en Nrmee ias
Gen, Der &risg iei nod lar9e niht 3u @noe,
~ionoern in cine neue bemertersmertbe Yhaie
g~etreten. &Opej hattie nit ben GaiGua0 Sns
%O!anerr, Die ibm 5000 Sricser uuo flr iies
ben Sabre 9rooiant gu I~iefern angebpten. elm
piinoniB aeibloiien.
2opeS bate sur 3cit 1000 Mdnner II. Bur:
i6eu init 80 Gtlo9eI6hBen bel Ii9.
Sie braIitianiIbe &e9ierur9 bat cine Inter
iu5ung Des lleberialIes ulo Der 3er1i6rung
oes @igenihumes beg susritaniid)- pres optertz
arii6en Miiiiondrs Naitors Geo. Gbambers
lain aneeor0net.
Die Gman3ipations : @epegung ma9t in
9raiilien grpbe 6ortI6ritte. Ser braiiltoriz
I9e IderbausN tiniter, Elm 8e0ner cel Gins
tuanoerung aus Den Ser. Staten, bat reji9s
nirt.
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Rep.gort. 81. San. -P6tII&psineFsiI5 Hau.
s27.75 Bdlmp0us matt uno ~9eptf,en 254 Gts.-
3ufsr Hin I'M Auscmeiren shuas frissnb raj
15k; Guba l24; 9orto Rico l1H-l2X Gts.-gBbisteu
ll8 Gts.-StsinoI, rob l5k rdt. S0S Gts.-gBusen
flu, abtr ieH; lES-l30. - baier ftu unb Jeff: 1892.
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Baltimore 4Sblaoelpbias
pamyfboot- Gompagnie,
1869. GricSfcn 2inte, 1859
nio GhcfdarnFr d,nnrszEnun

usif9o" Bon beutt an MAIDEN bic San1pfooots
sseaarassfsEs1s tuiroer ibre reeelrtGBiSsnS ~on,nsriab rten,
Soote 9epen tdslid, Natmittass UNI 8 rbr, bon Der
Sde Der Eight u. 9rattfr. nad philadelphia alb.
Spotc geben tdglid5, Nadlm. nm 8 ttbr, Dom untern
Gnbs Der 9pesruttraBs bon philadelphia nab Bali
timure ab.
i5rabt ~ ben ~nieorisfrn preiisn.
8. Mferantsr Gbrtper, Watnt,
Rr. o, eisbtHr. xSerftej
". Srpoes, IT,, N9snt,
tJnnil6 aiBD ser. a.. 6putb HbarpsS, Ebu,
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as Bon 8renten naca Sell
GI-f4z. ttutorei
-a Der 3anpier Der nsutn 9init hes
velppes. sluiiden Bremen uHa Baltimore, = Bit
.Sbtp." Capt. SaTt. asbt Ytitttpod. ben 0. Sebrur,
pon Bremen na@ Baltimore ab. s9eptn Yaiiaet BOP
Srsrrsn Pisrlsr uue sun bier nod Bremen psnos man
nf an 9. 1fdtne,
s..s9'Gdt bsr SaIttrtoreitr. unb 4pf.OiHet q oeaus.
(9-)
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Selegrapbiife 9epeiGen.
Cssriats! fur rem ~DeutiR.n Gprrslpput.ntsn, ,
Bd8 6plSsNaip,
SSeu=gprfer MarftbertAf.

R.p.yOri 81. 3anuar. - eeattBs ealnBnr
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
MUSICAL REVIEW.
Ditson 4 Co. publish the following:-

Ditson Co. publish the following
"There Is No More Night Than Day. )" song ana cho.
rus s. r. Holmes. Much time, paper and money
expended upon music which has not the least merit
In IL.
''They are Sleeping song and chorus. James
G. CLARK. The same remarks VIII apply here.
s"Anglia Polka" James Prescott. Ditto for this
piece. "upi Balloonr furnishes part OF the piece.
FOREST Legend" Jungmann Characteristic and
pretty, but lacking in interesting melody
"Honeysuckle.n J. Egghard. SIMPLE pretty
theme with trplet variations
mosquito Lancers." Joseph Freislng. Good
themes, well arranged.
'Boston Common schottHch." Freislng fine
dancing tune.
''Signal Galop." Freislng. Adapted for small
fingers and with good, sparkling themes.
'Furstensteni Polka.v ZikoT. Simple and attrac.
tive and good for young piansts
'Polka Anlmosa.n Edward J. Biederman There
Is grace and finish about all the works OF this
composer which may be seen particularly in this
one. tl
S. r. Gordon publishes the following
"Slumber Polka" Bellak. This fs a well known
German lied, arranged as polka. II forms one OF
selection OF favorite melodies, similarly arranged
by Spindler.
"Genevieye Galop.' J. J. Freeman. Another ar.
"God OF Evening" A. Mine. A little vocal quar-
tet ana solo, good for small cloirs.
"Killarney," song Balfe. The melody is more
either. l1. ID -
''Clara Polka Mazurka.- Kolling Commonplace.
ike score OF Others OF the sdton order
"Krops Ballklange Waltzesn Lumbye. sim
plled arrangement Of these well known iavorites OF
tie ballroom
"we'd Better Bde Vice." song. Carlbel. Moth
ing init.
"Manac Galop.n J. Garland. An absurd title
page ond still more abs1rd arrangement OF Henry
Russells magnificent song.
TWO Grenadiers.r Schumann. handsome
edition OF this celebrated and justly popular song
d. krug has arranged large number OF favorite
German melodies for small fingers, which are admit
Iaole III their way They are published by this
house.
TaiT il, is NY Love- song. c. J. Roper. Hardly
I'll Conicolo Gaop.p De Grau. Too long and te-
dl0us for the lew themes in 1t. 81. 3.
"Regret ana Hope Carl ZOncada The second
theme Is very good, but the first should be subject
OF regret to the composer and any one who plays t.
Summers Farewell, y caprice. Lowenthal. 10
even caprice there should pe some form and idea,
but this becomes nonsense from It's anlless charac
ter and queerly constructed themes
"La Norv6gienne,r caprice, Ketterer. This s
very different kind Of WORK. full OF grace beauty and
lignts0me playfulness and although 1t Is varied III
the extreme, yet 1t never loses unity OF character
"solder's Prayer zoncada rs one of those
namby pamSy, worthless pieces that boarding school
'sTous les jours Galop.' r. r. lTaench. A lnc
themes. A
The same house publishes fine collection Of iour-
hand pieces and church music. 3s4t IN.
DemOrest Burr publish very charming little
work by +. j BederInan called the "Gretty Waltz.n
@. Sclirmer's edition OF choice German melodies,
arranged for the piano by Carl Reineoke, is Ol
| the best and most useful we have seen. $3.50. s
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

A sI0DERN "MEDICIyE WOMAN -

The Death Of David Colsh-Does Everybody
Practice Medicine and Can Every body Pre-
scribe poisOnss
Coroner Schlrmer yesterday morning held an In
quest, at his Office in the City Hail. in the case of
David Cosh, who died at No. 571 Grand street under
circumstances indicating the suspicion that he had
been poisoned by an arsencal plaster used fo' the
cure Of cancer, with which deceased had long been
a,liicted. Tie postmortem examination showed
that death was not due to t1e poison but as Mrs.
Margaret Wiley, aud her husband, George Wiley of
1893 East Tenth street, who recommended ana an
plieu the poisonous plaster were unable to read or
ior thus using posons. Below Is brief synopsis OF
the testimony -
Margaret Wiley Of No. 393 East Tenth street. de.
posed that she was in the habit OF curing cancers
with plaster; tile composition of the plaster she
received from her iaher the plaster is composed of
arsenic, charcoal and the yok OF an egg; tie quan.
tlty Of arsenic 10 each application was about tea
spoonful the witness told deceased when he applied
II TO be careful and not get 1t near the mouth; sne
told him 1t was poison and not to drink any LIQUOR,
fed that the deceased called at his house, where
Mrs Wiley prepared plaster for him, which plas
ter contained arsenic; the witness obtained quar-.
ter Of q pound OF arsenic In lump from drug
store In Third avenues the man from whom the
polson was procured put 1t In paper and wrote
Something on It, but as the witness could not read
he is unable to tell the pnrport Of the writing.
Joseph Cushman M. D., made an autopsy on the
body OF the deceased and found cancer OF the
lupus variety the right side OF the face involving
the soft parts and the superior maxlllary bone On
examining the internal organs the doctor found that
death was caused by exhaustion from cancer and
uremia.
The jury rendered verdict 10 that eject,
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY. July 23--j p, M.


SATURDAY, July 23--6 p. M.
The stereotyped call quiet on the Rhinen which Ia
30 nexpiicable to the impatient dealers the Gold
Room In deprving the market OF material for specu-
lative movements. has rendered the gold premium
more sensitive the past few days to the reports OF
the quotations OF fve-tweuties III London. Hence
.+.,n THE GOLD QUOTATIONS
Dishonest use, moreover, seems TO have been made
OF IT. for the leading houses In receipt OF most
contradictory reports. At one and the same time
to-day these condicting kilograms quoted our bonds
7o1a and 80. The recipients OF the former bought
and OF the latter sold gold As the higher quotations
were subsequently confirmed the matter was re.
ferred to a special meeting OF the Gold Exchange
this afternoon, which resulted In the appointment
of a committee, comprising Messrs. Hodgkn, Ed
wards and Tucker, with instructions to investigate
fully the origin OF The bogus kilograms, ana power
to expend $4,000 In pursuance OF that end. The
lowest price was made before the board, the ex-
treme fluctuations OF the day beng from
Ils TO 1908.
The latter quotation, as might be inferred, was
made on the fraudulent announcement OF 79s for ave
twenties in London. The lower previous quotations
were due to the heaviness 0, foreign exchange and
extensive speculative sales on the prospect of o
peaceful settlement OF the ranco-Prussian difficulty
The large decrease OF specie in the banks induced
an advance to 12o7s after the board but the market
finally closed at 100. The prices OF gold to-day were
aaf folIows.-
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do old, 90 o. North Carolina. ex coupon, 4sk 5o
do. funding, 1866, IS 36 do do, 1868; SO "a do.
new, So1S o 80; do. special tax 231l q "a Missouri
skies, 80 800; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, SO
90; Louisiana sxes 10 II; do, new, 87 o 90; do,
levee skies, 10 Y; 40. do, eights, 81 80; DO,
Penirentiary sevens, II 80; do, railroad eights,
80 SO; Alabama fves, 10 75 do, eighs, 80 a 100;
do, railroad eights, 90 OF; South Carolina stxes
SO ss; do. new, July, II a7s; do. do, October,
78 80; do, registered stock, old, rs 50; Arkansas
sevens 10 a 10; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling,
so s2 do interest eights. "a 76 Mississippi Cen
tral Railroad first mortgage sevens, II IS; do
second DO eights, IS s3; New Orleans and Jackson
first, 81 SO; do do, second, "a 76; Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. first, IS q so; do. do, second
72 a. do do, stock, 35 49, Greenville aud Colum-
bia Railroad. guaranteed South Carolina, 6S 10;
Macon and Brunswick. guaranteed Georgia, IS a 7S;
Memphis city skies, 81 a 56 Savannah city sevens
s. 81; New Orleans consos, old, 70 10; do. Issued
railroad skies, 70 . ~; do new seyens, rs o 80.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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III our table OF highest ana lowest prices yesterday
Erie was inadvertently quoted 2sa< 23,s 1t should
have been 224 a 223S. api aiga b. e
.cs q. MONEY EASIER
There was a marked relaxation in the rates for
money, and the majority Of call loans were made at
five per cent on governments ana at six on stocks
In exceptional instances borrowers on miscellaneous
coaterals paid seven per cent, but on the other
hand large balances were pressed upon the govern.
men houses at four per cent previous to the close of
banking hours. Commercial paper Is less active and
PRIME double names yet quoted at seven to eight
per cent. p,, ~"
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK.
Except for sight bills, which were steady foreign
exchange was lower and dull. The transactions IN
sixty day sterling were at l091 1l06 tthc former
being exclusive Of brokerage), although the latter
was the nominal quotation for prime. Sight bills
were more firmly held at 1l0& a ll0%.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government market was strong and steady at
the boards but declined fraction In the afternoon
on the sensational kilograms Of decline in London
When these were exhibited In their true light by the
closing quotation OF S3 In London this evening the
market resumed Its frmness and closed strong at
the following quotations:-United States currency
skies, 1l01s Ill; DO do 1881, registered, 112h a
1l29l; do. do, coupon, 112h 1l2A; DO. dvetwen-
tes registered, May and November. 1OSx 100;
do. do, 1862, coupon do, 100 1O9H do. do, 1884,
do. do, 100 1ooh; do. do, 1855, do. do.
l0Szs 100; DO. do. 1866, do, January and July
107H lo7X; do. do, 1857, do do, 1919 a 1072;
do. do, 1885, do. do 1851 a10o1s; do. tenfortes
registered, 1861 1OeH; do do, coupon, 1863 q
l08H.
SOUTHERN sECURITIEs-ADyANCE IN TENNEssEEs,
In the Southern State bonds the Tennessees were
moderately active and the new issues advanced
about three per cent over yesterdays prices, their
quotation coming up with that of the Old bonds.
The North Carolinas were steady and the virglnias
rmer. Otherwise the list was barely steady and In
q few instances tribe lower. The general market
was dull and closed with the following quotations.
Tennessee, ex coupon, 90 6Slz; do. new,
03A 63&; Virginia, ex coupon, 60 OF;
do new 65 6s; do. registered stock. old, 4sl so;
Georgia skies. 80 q S5; do. sevens, o. 02H; do.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
miscellaneous Local Items

Miscellaneous Local Ite mas
George Weber, a pedler, was sunstruck in Bush
WICK avenue yesterday afternoon. -
There were 40 arrests recorded by the Brooklyn
police force last week as being made in tnat city.
burglarous VISIT was paid the residence of John
TreadweL, No. 80 Lawrence street, on Friday night
last ana Quantity OF property carried Of. 49,
Patrick Duff was arrested yesterday for cutting
Thomas Maloney on the head and severely iniurlnu
him. Maioney was sent to the City Hospital,
Louisa Cooper, thlrtyeisht years of age, was
prostrated by the heat whie in Broadway car
yesterday. She was sent 10 her home in Broadway
near River street. .s4n.ad''e
Mrs. Harktns and her daughter Catllarine, both OF
whom were burned by the explosion OF kerosene oil
at their residence No. Al Stanton street. few DAYS
ago, nave died from the effects Of their injuries.
Henry Inkerman and Benedict Murray, two
young fellows, who are accused with breaking into
the dwelling house No 20s AdeIphi street and steal
ing the paTlOr chandeliers, were Yesterday commit.
ted for examination by Justice Riley.
fire occurred on Lewis avenue, near Decatur
street, at nine O'Clock yesterday, which destroyed
row of 1--WE small frame houses involving loss Of
$4,000. The property was owned by Seth Chapman
Phoenix Insurance Company. Later In the day the
police OF the Ninth precinct arrested Thomas Ounce
ana his son on suspicion OF setting fire to the bud.
ings. They were held fer examination