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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
CIVIL NOTES.


The assessments for widening Vanderbilt
ave. from Atlantic to Flushingaves.. amounting to
S7sOOO were confirmed yesterday, by Justice Pratt IN
the supreme Court, Brooklyn
On motion of Assistant District Attorney ST.
monds seconded by Mr. scudder the United States Dis
tct Court adjourned yesterday for the day. account
of the death of Judge BOynton OF the Dstct OF fOrd
Benjamin F. Tracey, counsel for the Fulton
ave- in the street assessment cases, ap
pealed yesterday the General Term Of the Supreme
Court Brooklyn from Judge Pratts order denying the
motion for permanent injunction TO restrain the col,
lection for repairing that thorougare
with the Guidet blocks.
Surrogate Hutchings continued the consider
alton of the Noe will yesterday. Dr. stephen Rog
ers who attended the testatrx in her last Illness tes
fed that he had observed her under the influence OF
stimulans, taken probably to relieve hystela ~ the
time the will made he believed her capable OF exc
cutting q simple paper, but not u complicated one
Duncan Mccall and Samuel S. j. Firth sue
the Harmony Fire and Marine Insurance Company to
recover policy of 900 the bark Linto which was
lost at port Cape Breton, in December 1864. The
Company defend the ground that the policy insured
the bark between NewYOTR and certain port at Cape
Breton instead of which she stopped at two ports
which, they claim, vitates the policy.
The suit of Sexton against Walsh, tried yes
terday in the Superior Court before Judge Jones, Is
brought by legatee under viii against executor
TO compel the paw the legacy the ground that
the had sufficient in his hands 10 pay
tbe demand and that all the claims had been paid
this Mr. Devn, for the defense, moved TO dismiss
the complaint the ground that plaintiff had no stand
ing in that court and right 10 bring the case there
that II should brought before the Surrogate and that
he should have fled bond with the Clerk OF the superior
Court before beginning the suit Judge Jones agreed
with views Of the defense, and allowed plalnuH u
elect between withdrawing juror and having having
fine complaint dismissed with leave to apply 10 Special
Term TO amend his complaint OF bring on the sun as al
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Oh SECOND BOARD, 1 \. NJ
s - s,o,, Ronas-oaroad BoHds-Bank Ga Rdtlr0dd-SpTe
FRIDAY. May 6-P. NJ.

There has heen a shade more ANIMATION III
stocks to-day which gives rise to the expectation tha
before long we shall again be in the midst OF another
active and excited speculation OF course we are unaD
TO divine the plans OF the fools; but there were evil
dences to-day OF q decided buying movement among
them and brushing up OF weapons, and grdng on OF
arnor suggestive OF future cashing OF arms In the
speculatiye battlefield That there is formidable coi-
binaon in existence force down the market Is quite
generally believed although the formation OF TINS Clique
has gone on quietly and secretly. What headway they
can make against their willy opponents VINO are sald 70
control the bulk OF the floating stocks and are strongly
fortified by sufficient money az low rates to carry their
holdings the future alone tell but the speculative
horizon Is omlnous Of lively times The CHIEF dealings
were in Lake Shore. which still leads the list, Reading
New-York Central and Hudson, and in the afternoon
Union Pacific which a. the favorable traihc
report OF the road All the different classes OF the bonds
OF this Company also made slight advance today Inc
volume OF business less restricted than yesterday ana
prces have advanced closing strong at about the mg
est point Of the day. There was but moderate move
nnet I'm investment shares, Terre Haute selling at So
Ohio Preferred s2t ST. Louis and Iron Monntain o.
and Panama S. Miscellaneous shares were hr1n, nut
ouiet and express steady The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices OF active stocks
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DELINQUENT POLlCEhhN'
FAILURE TO CATCH A BuRGLAE-roo MUCH
TALK-A SERGEANT TO De TAUGHT sUkuhRi'
commissioners Manicrre and Barr listened

p.,trEE TO CATCH A BuRGLAI-TOo MUCH
liza SERGEANT TO De TAUGHT SURGERY
commissioners Manicrre and Barr listened
oteray 10 % complaints against policemen Henry a.
80, ~ Nnetysecond-st. and EiGhth-aye., complained
t,,. P,trolmen Reid and Lynch OF the Thrtyhrst Pre-
cnct failed TO I'm arresting the burglar who broke
into compainants house Mt M April a. ana VINO mas
snce been sentenced to II years imprisonment escr
was awakened by the burglar alarm anu caihg MS son
Frederick they went idown stairs, round the thieI
nointed a pistol at him, and threatened 10 DIoW
his brains out II he made any resistance: MT mL
and call for the police and also to fire his pistol After
a time Central Park policeman came, followed py tw9
officers from the Twentyhird Precinct who had hear9
the firing and run across the Park. capt Helme salu
his officers posts were too long Lynchs post was 70
blocks in length-from Eighyseyenth to One-hundred-
soner Manierre declared that II was dracefu state
of affairs when officers from another precinct could come
such distance and make an arrest, while the OHcers
whose duty 1t was to answer the call knew nothing OF Inc
occurrence. He, for one, would vote TO dismiss them
Patroman George W. Salads, whose record Is one Oh
the worst recommended for dismissal for talking
half an hour with woman while on post duty
Surgeon M. A. Bailey OF the Bellevue Ambulance
Corps complained that Sergeant Henry Ten Eyck OF no
Twelfth Precinct had sent for ambulance to carry
woman from the One-hundred and twenty sl1tnst'
Police Station to Bellevue Hospital without the knowl-
painant reached the Station he found that the woman
was only slightly cut on the head Sergeant Ten Eyck
said the woman bleeding freely ana IL was Dy az
vice OF Surgeon Tracy OF the Health Department that ne
sent for the ambulance He wished To know how ne ~
norant OF surgery, could tell the nature or extent o
book ON surgery and Surgeon Thomas would give MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
sTORM AND FLOOD SIGNALS.

The plan of storm and Hood signals, by
means OF the telegraph and cannon mainly ben
eft Of agriculture and commerce, has been Endorsed by
the Mayors OF Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington, Bos-
ton NewYork Philadelphia, and Troy; the Governors
OF Maryland New Hampshire, Pennsyly ania New York
and Massachusetts; all OF whom bave requested the
rotary War; under authority OF recent acts OF Con-
gress 70 test the system the cities In the States
named. The plan has also been approved by the City
Councils OF Washington and Troy; the agricultural so
ceties OF Maine New Hampshire, ewJersey. and Yer
mont; the agricultural colleges Of Michigan and Name
the Western Union Telegraph Company, and scores OF
the prominent newspapers. For the protection OF
shipping In the harbOrs Of cities To give instant ana gen
era warning OF hurricanes and destructive storms the
ulan has recently been recommended b. G0IanQdQre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
popT oV yFW yORK.

PORT or NEW YORK. NAY D.
CLEARED.
Steamship Ann Hi1. Richards Philadelphia Wm CLYDE Co.
Steamship Vulcan Wilcox phiaeelI6ia, -. n, ,,,o,,
Black Diamond. Meredith, wilmington Del A. AbD0t'
shin Patrick tBrD Graham Liverpool Bowng Archibald
Bark AdOlPh wed snudey CoIenhageH Fanea Ede 70 ~
RsTl Nayasota. Bunker, Carlenss s. q. Loud Co -. .
Brig G. Troop (Br Terro, st. Johns " r. Bownug Arh0ah
B.S Waif (Br), GoulleD, Richmond, Geo r buIey
Sclr A. Ieaton (tem) Rogers, Rotterdam funeh Bde Co
schr Caroline Kennel Jacksonville Van Bru1i Shght
Schr Clara. Clark Port johnson.
schr Brosdsed, Britt Calais
Schr Crusade Dayi1, New-lisven
ARRIVED.
Steamship Bremen o. O. Ladeggs April 49, and South
smpton I'D with adse and Si9 pass to Oenohs Co. -
(B) OYenstoe Glasgow Apn TO- via mo'lo
20th. with mdse- ani pSss TO Henderson Bros TT N
steamship Georgia COSe Charleston, With ndse and pAss :" H. H.
Stssm,p Columb. Van Size Havsns April o. May
/ with mise and pass Atlantic Nal Steamship Co
steamship Wysnoke Bourne Richmond City Point and Norfolk, with
ndse. md pass o Od Dominion Steamship Co .
Ship James Foster IT, Cunningham Liverpool Gays with ndse and
BsrE Denetra IT, G) Rose Memel 80 days, with rags.
Dagma (Sor), Jansen Hamburg, a days with ndse
Big Samson Gaboon W. C. A., 81 days with bar wood
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros. NAV 5.-Auived. ship Tyro, from Androsran
barks Iabor1mu Pahn from sgua schr C.
Bese At the Brekwster bng Shamoek Leighton from
New-lork, and about 50 schooners
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSpoy NAV 5-Tbe Allan steamship Cornhan, Capt Graham
from Beltnor. pnl ~ arrived At Liverpool last night
HAyASl May 3-Auyel steamship Cleopatra Philips, from New
York
ship American Union from Liverpool for Se~YOrE April Is lat
50 So lon - 81. . . 81,
Ship reyaoGod DR. Mobile for Liverpool April u, lat p S.
lon Il. - -
Brig Altoona hence for Cadr Mag lat 40 49, lon 90 IS
sch Alice from Bennuds, May lat ~ ~ lon 6B 90
For Latest Ship Netrs see FIN PdgeI
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DECIsIONS--MAY &.

Supreme CoJrt-Chambers-By Judge Cardozo -
Sanction sgt. Decentralization denied.
IDgrsham-ObOTn LOeb-Motop far
allow defendant 10 and have Judgment
execution 10 stand security defendant To pay
Superior COurt-Specidi Trm-By Judge McCunn.-
Htssen 0vcrbck Farbarn Ball
DE Long OBreh schsr gt OBne-Or1ers granted MARKS
ag JAcobsMoton denied with $40 Darling et
sL-0er yaetng order to show Augerot AT Ro-aoton
denied with . 10 ootts
Common Pleds-Specdl Ttrm-By Judge j. F. Daly.
Prank Mpmsn-M0ton denied York ag re.
fused. No authority in Law for it,
Marine Court-Part L.-By Judge Alker.-Murphy
s Edseh Corcorsn sg Holm Make Beus Mitchell Camp
bsl-Disnissod BY default
PAIR By tudg Gros-Knght Cuhng-Judgrnent for the
Plaintiff for sl29 20 with S2S allowance Amm.Tman az.
FlAunigan.-Jul sment for the plaintiff.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
RATuRDAY. MAY 6.

o.
Europe Wis Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship ~
m Al station A II a m. D. 9;l0 Supplementary Mall
for paid letters only made up Pier No. S n r. and closed 1t o
D. m Steamship ssls at 2 p. IN.
AN letters deposited Supplementary MAILS mas DO pepu wiz
double postage ~ n. Ill.
Mails or German per steamship Donsu sails
from foot Of Thrs Hobokn close At the Post once m ~
Station il:25s NJ 1l:O5 No Supplementary Mail Steam
ship sails at 2 p. IN. a., ,u 49,.
Mails for ay per steamship CITY Of PortauPhnoe viii be sent
about ts date Steamship sails from Empire Stores Brooklyn
SUNDAY, MAY T.
All Mails to-day II O'Clock The PosOtee open from
6 IN. to II A. ..- -,
MONDAY. MAY g.
Nails for Us,n. West Indies and Ssa anil Vra Cruz
per seaDsip City Mexico from Pier No H. b. r. close at D. m
in g1lLsA A 3 u. m.
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BANK DEPOSITS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY
JUDGE BLATCHFOED.

In the matter Of George H. Petrie g. Co.,
baukrupts the following statement was submitted TO
Judge BlaChford by OF parties upon the con
dition that his decision uTon 81 should he final;
Tie Of dr for .r.
Beaver Brook Manu- curing Company Peire
oepiei BY that arm This drai Oalured Feb a. 1917 ana Wa
for non-pavment -, 4, r.. had an &C.
and previously 10 the time Of soh protest Pee Of de
Central National Bank and had been ~ nstnrty
posng money and drawing against the sane S4s a.
this dram there due from s bank 70 Petne course OF bust
deposited before Feb 1870 the The
and without the bank having knowledge Q, s,id
-Four after such deposit @ .nned the $685.
Al the maturity and protest the eshk snerws
toward the payment Of the dah for ssy e Co. Cea
proceedings bankruptcy begun Against R,nlrlpy act
d,0 and depost debts and h Of sad drah
one ag,inst the other thereby reducing the A"OS " ~
S3l64 So" IN q. "A, m deposited belong 10 the estate
Inc ~, i, respect the same the tenk Ne,v
o. we no light set OF any part OF bet u ~
,tusesi w, s =, ch acquired an sDeoue u 20
tne sam ~ ,n, M OF Bankruptcy act re also es s
same =. hn ..d would be violation OF tnc se
wa % IS Of sad and would be giving them preferences
oAne o. ogo, The following questions therefore arse -,
over o nd the night 80 on he amount o. sac aoi
~ against the deposit Of s a. thereby reducing '0e a0u'
~ ala dTah $500 % .0.o ~. .,Dount Of ssid
deposit -, c....s r,is,rict Corrt vesterday Judge
,a9cbford gave q decision answering the first question
IN The affirmative, and the second question III Tue hoBa
tive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
FISK ACT. TIE UNION PACIFIC.

The case of James Fisk, jr., agt. the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, the Credit MObilier of Amer
lea and Others has been removed from the Supreme
Court 10 the United States Circuit Court, In which
Fisk filed his amended bill in equity, yesterday The bill
asks that the establishment and management OF the
Credit MOber OF America by the Directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company be declared fraud upon "
that Company " that all contracts made between the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, and the Credit Mobiier
az America be declared fraudulent ana set ASIDE ana
that the Union Pacific Railroad Company he restrained
by Injunction receiving from the United States any
bonds or grants OF land but that the be taken by
the Receiver appointed by the Court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
THE COURTS.
erie BUSINESS MANAGEMENT.
MORE ABOUT CONVERTIBLE BONDS AND NE
SHARES.

IKE DDoAN'@NS -
MORE ABOUT OoN' s1s,nss
Mr. Southmayd resumed, yesterday, his in
,o.,ir,ton Of Fish and Goud's convertible bond
Vesusaon , 80, tss,,n. business. Mr. Beach ap-
% their counsel in the place OF judge Perrepont
who has not 0eeh oei're 'c " 'S'.f J"
this investigation since he stated IN open court 'nat ne
had advised oouiu ~ li'I' O' Ia '0 w ~ - "
cs orders the SgoS ana sC So, OF 'aa S as i fol-
lows:
O what's vour tureSsf an TIE Auditor Of the Ere Railway
' HSt long have You teen Au,osl Since February IL 1910
VIA, are hose 6ools A. The iospi Ald he leise
wbs SI isrtS H. les I'm A ,.ur.r, once
In v4s b2ol are tt e accounts showing the hsn' acton o
!Sesn 'as nr, H,S. s TS1RsIy sni "'' Martin
Do ySS Ps n p S am InSa nos Know Il then
Wsen Sa you SIT hear o. lese eSnds0s A =, he news
papers, 49,. - oo0 .,... q, ,., .,oo, Rad
ID you knew IL those months that 30 o shares Of ne" STOCK h
o Wien d ydr si.i bear Of sue b,ue heard oft in the
neTspspers ass ,his inyesgSa1h Segsa b. ., nv ,l, from
81, ea.hbOOE. bui suPeTiset .,,,-..o..
paw 10 Willard Martin Bach in Decebe 1870 Jr6sy 1871
tn, boob s coat ss scGC'ns ~, 7,,,.,n
Ms s' !. ihS zoos G SN - a =, ~ - e 'o
' S S so,Bg e spT, Of money received
from ane lse 70 Wlaq Marin ssn ON pee 20 ~ Ss bs
journal ier ilc pcroi -, :, -. -. 49,, f.
reserved asytsns a. TIE pSooeeds Of two Convertible bonds for
$1,000 issued in December and January as'i MOI !" IVY
-, -, -, n nroceeds
ther entry any hook OF the COMPANY showing
Of the sale Of yO shares OF stock issued N
last No SIR there no esr that know Of eS s
un' OF ue sls OF We ~ are thew generally
entered OF regs' Ieai a. lhey sre seherAiH ''e
90 ~ , s, a. TIM. ante. m register such bonds necessarily
-. 49,. s sus .-,Ii = A \, SosH - =
"a In y, Al, bs hre hen AM entry boo Of he ton-
NV ~ he pe IN I'm oO9 shares Of new and the Proeeeos .ne
bouds S30Ocn And te p,octus
hoot once OF uls pay
~, ~, g., ,,S-erl, 20 i,to nv ledger - - - -,
Have on nv boon og bonds payabef IheIe ne Do SoH
COMPANY that kSo"
Company A. There ~, 70 be such OooA A'P'' O1' " ~
m convertible bopd Of the Company Wss lssue Nou !0u D''
make an epirg Not unless ordered 70 40 hand.
en made, IN any 100, " '' sncb
A. There no entr "a. Ano " sL."'Ns ~ ~
there no erIr, ~ iheH aue o.
40 ON morning De- % l69O, Tow az he Hso1l
,veB N, Rre Railway COMPANY sad willard Martin baeh a
d. stc favor Of Willard Marn bsch hu 'ne SUMS
ensuing
nj Wa Mr. C;oat erdit,d II any amOmusl A. He Wa noa
Nov mucb had Wilari Martin Bach loaned 70 The company
that pen0of A.
scb't fuos. ,., c.
tire running snd operAnng expenses OF tne
during January ai Those expenses are e9nea
books snd can give them ParsieY "ltnou.
br different but u VIII
lg,Of A. : 6s38s5 A.
THE Companys Account with Willard Martin Bach running
A running account
s go. & ~
% Doe, II contain the issue Of the 20 900 shares
spi the Sae convertible bonds A. 1t doesnet
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...ss..
Register If the Treasury.


Re gistered 5onds will be issued OF the uenohlha-
nations of $50, $780, $780, $1,000, 5000 and SloOco
and coupon bonds Of each denomination except inc
last two The interest will be payable IN the United
States at the office of the Treasurer, any Assistant
Treasurer or designated depository Of the GoVern-
mani onarterly on the First days of February, May
Augnst. and November, in each year. The interest
ON the Registered stock of this oan 1t is determined
nv the Treasury Department, will be paid as con-
on;eutlv 10 the holder as the Coupon stock. and
narsonaI attendance or attendance by proxy at the
Treasury 10 draw and receipt for the Interest VIII
he disnensed WITH rkenerer the check Of The Un'Aa
S,otes TREASURER mailed pctualiy 10 the address ana
order of each holder on before erery qadrterddy
y,feyred 10 such attendance. This check, payable III
Gold Coin at the Treasury in New-lork ior s1on
other Office AS the stock registered att Will Dc nc
potiable or collectabe on the Endorsement OF tno
owner or owners of the Stock In pursuance Oh 'ni'
arran cement the subscribers to or purchasers W.
tbe stock I'm its registered form (which is comPio'o
protection against theft or other losses ui'i
dent TO Coupon Bonds payable to bearer are ad'i'.u
TO give their Post office address in full ana 10
of any change in the address between quarter'uSs
The whole proceeds of the new loan VIII DC 'PPn'I
IN the payment or redemption and canceia'o" Va
the $40 years six y cent bonds and, IN adui'i v
these proceeds the 5-20s are now beng ieuu'o" "
nurchase NJ the rate of SlO,OO0,0Oo per month
The entire elaeA thootSore ot I@s nc" L0'" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

Foreign exchange has been strong on the basis Of
subloined quotations:

The money market is Without essential feature, the
supply being ample TO meet the demand at S64 per cent
on United states bonds, and and per cent railway
stocks the latter rate being exceptonable TO rstcass
borrowers Prime commercial paper is in demand at Ga
ca per cent. The National Banks this morning received
dne notification from the Controller of Currency for
exhibit Of their condition Saturday last. Govern
ment bonds duh and steady at the early Boards,
but became strong and advanced in the afternoon clos
ing strong on the basis OF 1874 eli3s for 1903.
A. II oh folln AZ A II m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

do moi Accounting afford Justification of INC
voyage contracted for and that the cnsgnees o. s
are entitled bari all the loss snd dsmsse 70 M
sailed from Junin They cannot hnwrye spl
MP their demand for and apply part Of 70 ouse, ne
suffer OF the ieht IN we
action brought by The the bark THE Water With bhol
entered In the hr acton for the snount
order Of reference 70 ssctn the anohI
And the scon shpowner decree Will be entered Tor the
smouni Of the according the party with Ike order Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

,,.... .or,,.,.,,,or a, the philadelphia Maynard;
Rcarxd@rai smith, Oo%%anSSns oS or at the
Navy-Yard Commodore Woruen nnopoIis commander
Of Fort Mcsnry Ba%OrSt Commodore seedSn
Barrsckri oPPVo,h H. poston NavyYard, and by Commo
comnihnuanth o. signa officer Of the navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
A yEwEss REFUSES TO MARRY A CHRISTIAN.

A curious breach of promise case, which
came UP in the Special Term Of the Superior Court yes
terday places religion and love IN antagonist The
plaintiff Amelia Oppenheimer, Jewess by birth, and
dressmaker by occupation relates that In june 1870 she
became acquainted with young man, who was intro
duced to her under the of Charles We but whose
real name is Peters who represented himself to be
of the Jewish faith A mutual interest was awakened,
and promises Of marriage were exchanged The
courtship resulted in her seduction by her lover and
posure becoming imminent, she requested him 10 fuhll
his uroInise of marriage This he refused number OF
times until he finally threatened that II she compelled
him TO marry her he would do her violence ana
make her married life unhappy. She accordingly ODD
tanned warrant for his arrest and he is now In Ludlow
st. JAIL under 81 600 BAIL Yesterday his counsel moved
to discharge him, the ground that he had always
been willing TO marry the young woman hut that she re-
fused until lie should embrace her religion, which he
would do. Peters is Young German about "a years
old and of respectable parents, who are stl IN Ger,
many. Judge McCunn adjourned further hearing until
This morning remarkng bring them up before me, and
LET IN them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEW FIVE PER CENT BONDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Treasury Department is now able to promise
that the registered Certificates Of Stock. and good
part of the Coupon Bonds of the New Loan OF the
United States bearing Five per cent Interest pay
able quarterly in Gold, will be ready for delivery
early in the present month. The Subscriptions to
the Loan now amount to S62,OOO,0OO, and it is e1-
pected that the Subscriptions and Sales will progress
more RAPIDLY when the Certificates and Bonds are
ready for market abroad well as at home. The
whole sum Of Five per Cents offered to the public
generally. and to the holders Of United States 57S
Bonds. without qualification, is $200OOOOoO. When
this amount, to which preference is thus given, Is
taken M. the remainder of the Five per Cents.
,OOO embraced in the New Loan of July IL,
1870 for refunding the Public Debt will be offered
in connection with $500, 100000 -Four and one-half
per Cents, and any part of S7OOOOCOCO of -Four per
Cents, the one running fifteen years and the other
thirty years.
The following is a copy of the New Five per Cent
Bond under and pursuant to the New Loan Act OF
Congress:
FORM OF 5 PER CENT BOND.
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 PER CENT
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ARR INDEBTED TO THE BEARER IN THE SUM OF
DOlIAR5.
THIS BOND is issued in accordance with the pro
visions of an act of Congress entitled An ACT 10
authorize the refunding of the National Debt" APP
proved July IA, 1870, amended by an Act approved
Jam 90 1871 and is redeemabe at the pleasure OF tne
United States after the LIST day Of May A. H. lSol IN
coin of the standard value of the United States on
said July IA, 1870 with interest in such coin, from
the day of the date hereof, at the rate of FIVE PEN
CENTUM per annum payable quarterly, on the lst
dav Of February. Nav August, and November IN
each wear. The principal and interest are exempt
from the payment of all Taxes or Duties OF the
United States. well as from taxation IN any los'
by or under State, municipal or local authority.
WASHINGTON, .........., To-
Entered ~ Recorded ........ o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were:

The gold market has been dull but firm In tone at l1lb
allit the extreme range Of the premium to-day. The
rates paid for carrying II, l. O. and per cent, ex
Clearing House The disbursements Of coin interests to-
day were s27OOOo The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was follows Gold cleared. s2567ooo
gold balances sl77952 currency balances, A,Sll $50.
Tho following the quotations