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New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
SECOND BOARD 7. VI.
TUESDAY. Sept. PIP. ".

TUESDAY, sept Up. NJ
The stock market has been fairly active,
though quite irregular during the day At the opening
prices were strong with indications Of bull move
ment for the afternoon but after Wabash had made an
upward squirt to 6l carrying with it the remainder OF
the list but more particularly Eric Lake Shore North
West Common and Ohio and Mississippi there was
less confident feeling, and the market sagged the ra
turc Wabash dropping TO GGi liberal saes Still later
however q frmrr tone noted, and with IT slight re-
coyery but the final transactions were again at lower
quotations Beside the above named spccialties Pacific
Mail Western Union Telegraph and Cnion Pacific. were
the chief speculative favortes. Various ru-
mors are abroad respecting the coming cleo
ion for directors OF the Toledo Wabash and Western
Road but we have II what regard good author
ity that will be essential change in the present
constitution Of the Board whose management has been
udicious and conducive to the permanent well being OF
the road. The Vanderbilt influence, about which 40
much has been said. IL eXerted at al will, II is believed
he ia favor the reflection Of most ~ the present Board
Express shares have been very quiet and without I'M
pOrtant fluctuations The general market closed weak
Sales Of Harlem reported al the Boards az 18Th Pan
ma 7l,; Chicago and Alton l9l, and Fort wayne "t
The following table shows the hcs; and lowest prices
NJ no typ $40 kat tn.loV
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
NEw-JERsEY EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

The Ncw-Jersey Board Of Education, con-
sising OF the Rev. DR.. Campbell OF Rutgers College
President; John Foster Secretary, and the Rev. Dr.
McCosh the Rev. DR.. Campbell, G. ID. Dcshl'r, Chas'
Nordhon, Col McKeoD, Col. Austin II. Patterson, and
Johh Y. Foster. COMMISSIONER, met. in Newark on
ihursday. Several important amendments were made
~ te schoOl laws and will be referred TO the Legsla
tnre Is recommended that an inspector be appointed
VI ehh congress District with authority 10 inspect both
scnoos anu and to consult with the people
III rtghru 10 educational interests Strict inquiry shall
ne made IN cases OF truancy and each school district
snail decide on the course to be pursued Nght-schools
snail he established by law in every town
OF 1u 1000" inhabitants A smaller population
VIII MAKE ms optional recommendation VIII he
i y" 'SthIl nigh schools In every district, AMI this
VIII VIII '" ,"cih"d by majority vote Of two Districts
niIInn Isl "i Studies will he fixed, requiring HAT rcr-
'n vi tirN thl lee pursued. In the Normal Schools
rtins hi ilirclanichl drawing Will bo taught. com
A''oe HoW tAe Board Will w SppvMIed w confer with
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
D1SSFNGFRS 4PRITED

FROM SAviNEA-In steamship Hermann iving.'on Sert r.
Lincoln Robert g. Erwin Thos Pepper H. Erkman Br'y
and Ed Martt. b. C. Stevens jos Lewis H. ta'A j. u
Whiting Tho. Newell. . - =, a.,
Cope Mr. and Mrs and child NJ and Mrs. g. C. slrge
and children sledg Mrs Gner Scherer A. Loves,
A. r. De Bsits Mr. and Mrs H. Rogers anil child j. lohp"n H.
Fisher D. FISHER W. wlcock g. Phillips Mr. and Mrs Milhen
daughter Grvs and child Mr. and Mr. j. Bell Nj Abel,
Sir Stokes M Mn Lewis j. e. Aller M Pe Nr' Naarro.
Nee amln Mr. and Turner MI and Ns sGp"n ,nl chilli j.
G. Henry Henry Mr. Ysssy AcCutcheon. j. Roberts and
Mr. Sas Mr. Krunecte daughter and ervsn M and Mr ui W.
H. France and ,ou Mr. Howoth Mr. Drwurs M Aedro -
France Miss Williams Mr aud Mrs Darbysar Miss Schm: Nj
Du,uo Mr. bewhurst , g. Don j. Pgz. Pnner Miss Smta
~ Gxinp M and Mn Ar aud Mrs Pan Miss bun.
Mn Nelon W. spicer. Rev Percy,l Mr. Miiron,
Miss Hoop-l Mis- Davis. NJ. Hancock. Mrs Om~d M-.
Burke Mr. huson j. Dempsey j. Dahrn Thos Forrest,
~ Stsndsh George Duyer, Col H. Wright NJ Burke d. h.
Jenkins r. Jones r. oeb c. Firmn R'erts T. Payne
Levi Ar and Dir. Len AMI child Misses Dc Vesie - and
Nm MI Oliver NJ and Ms Blum NJ Jsstaon Cen.
Mr.. daughter L.sa Mr. Ruyses Mrs PIKE H.
Ehphsr A. o. Bisrow Davies DIey H. C. Friedman. W. Cork
Mr Anderson Mis- Hill Mr. and Mrs Russell q. Perry,
H. Merrill Boil Capt D. Smith Col j. Ssnntf H. j. lughrs
FROM AsPISwALL-In tsimship Henry Chunce srpt ?John
Thorue C. Lod John Cumming John AePaddeu and
Lyon three chdren Powers and child IL McNar aui
e. Fs Miss Ins,sort, b. smith j. T. de Castro a. ".
Pumsreo aud three children, T. t. sanford
". kerne W Watson j. Watson, 4. Ross, D. ArrseArni,
Mr., ani Mis, Solm,n " uc,n. r. smith }. y pusa,,
Mr. H.t AMI Peter. bavi lsMs hl. 'i"It
c4ll JOHN de Angels, ru ir-u, Mrs II r.r',n Mr..
1 & G~r Gut'enI " Par, anl ~" rhlitn, II
barnard L. M,ruo v g. krIr T. Para L. Clement AM r.
koLlusoa Lsui H. u D,sI " - y. kAiSa. v Uslsou
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
TIE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the Court of General Sessions before judge
Bedford yesterday. Nellie Brown for sterling go from Thoma' Bet,
Lundy charged with embersng +ls from his EN-
dacharg condition he the Mrho
Dorsey Va lon John Kesrney breaking into the premise
Of Moses Issscs Pnon-Dosev 81 Falon y and
John ReyOs with bgamy acnei
a that his frt wife Celia Baker had been p'vons'
msred and had been legally divorced from her h husband
Henry Wilson sailor charged With George Brown lis sh
with slung acquitted II proved tina. he acted in
seefense May McDonal sn $40 from John Meredith Peal
tniary month.
In the Court of Special Sessions. before Judge
Dowlng Thomas Kenaed asiug Mar Moran ai
bskng" both her sen'e csd tn the Pentenay for
Jane, Hunter assaung OTcer Bnrn Of the Twenty
while the latter take HIM II the
ou.e for dsore conduct month james Flynn agra
vated assault John Moore, II months
At the Jefferson Market Police Court. Thomas
Howard OF No. II Yok COMMITTED yeseay for stealing watch
from Mary Thompson OF No. ll9 West Tw 'nty siIthst
At the Essex Market Police Court, John and Alex
yserisy. for stealing cDL worth 42l
from Louisa WctLel house, No. l)J Orcharist
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
sEM ANNUAL BOOK-TRADE SALE.

Geo. A. Leavitt & Co. begin the Fall trade
sale OF books at their salesroom in Clinton Hail. this
morning In addition TO q remarkably largo and ar
tractive lat OF books the stereotype plates OF several
popular publications. and quantity Of blank works and
stationery will also be offered for SALE The rival houses
of Harper Brothers and James r. OsgOOd & Co. have
each contributed valuable collections OF standard worH
including many Of recent publication. Hurd Hongn-
ton d. Appleton & Co., Charles Scribner < Co.. Gould
Lincoln and 70 other publishing houses have also inr
nished extended lists Of and old books adapted 10
readers Of every class The sale covers ten days and
viii open each morning at o'clock CONTINUING , through %
49, will be devoted TO large number OF Catholic works
supplementary catalogue will be issned today CON
tanning such additions have been received since the
first was published.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Mails
WPDNPSDAI SgPr. u

WEDNESDAY SEPr. -
Furope and Liverpool s.rsm+ip
Colorado close at 1900 m Supplementary Mail Pier No 4G
N. K, is closed at LISP
IAN letters deponted Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
double postage.
THURSDAY. SETT. H.
Mails Europe via Liverpool Per eashp City Of BaltmorF close
t m Supplementary MAIL Pier No 43. n r. is close
at lao .. .
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
double postage.
Mas for the German States Bremen, per steamship Hana
close at Il IN. .
Mail, for Havsn, West Indies per steamship Missouri close
H2p.m =.
MsL for Platte. S,mna and San Domingo per steamship
Tybee. close ss p. .
Nails for Kingston Jam Apnva aud Panama the Central Amer
Pacific Ports steamship g star Close a.
IN.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

There is continued active demand for railroad bonds.
and to-day the sales were very large. c. c. and l. C.
lists sold 9os d9 do 3D. ~ Cedar Falls and Minnesota
lists ST! Qs Rock Island IL, 03; Ohio and Mississippi
Consolidated, 9i Milwaukee and ST. Paul lsts, 9iIs%:
Union Pacific Land Grants s4l, and Central Pactics ia
The inquiry for the new loans continues. This Is par
ticularly true OF the ST. Joseph and Denver City per
cent gold bonds which secured first by mortgage
on trunk road shortening the distance from New'fork
to San Francisco $50 miles, and second by grant OF
100000 Of the best farming lands In the West a.
ready worth than the entire bonded debt Thepeo
ceeds of the sales OF these lands by the terms OF tho
mortgage devoted to buying up OF the bonds as long
they be purchased under ll5 The present price Of
the bonds Is ga though the sales OF the last few days
have been considerably accelerated by ntnations OF
proposed advancement Of the selling price The follow
ing wore the bids for railroad mort gages:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
POLICE RTCOMINGS-ASSAULTING CITIZEN
INTOXICATED ON POST

Commissioner Manierre listened yesterday
to ~ complaints against policemen. Philip Mooney oi
No. ssS West Twenty seventhst charged that Patroman
John Grennan Of the Eighteenth Precinct arrested him
In his store and locked him up without cause AFTER
heating him with his club and applying abusive cpthet'
TO him. On the following morning he discharged
by Justice Iedwith. The officer said that Mooney was
drunk and insulting and admitted having struck his p'
Oner the knuokes. Referred tn the Board.
PatrOlman James Morris Of the Ninth Precinct was
charged with being under the influence Of liquor while
on post. He admitted having taken some brnndy ana
lsldanum because he unwe. Soon aftcrward ne
felt queer and sleepy, and In this condition he was
found by Sergeant Smith Tho Commissioner told nm
that he should have applied to Police Surgeon for re-
lief, and should not have prescribed his own medicine
Referred.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
sTABBISG AFFRAY AT A BALL.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 12.-During a dance at
French Village H.. on Saturday night quarrel oc-
CURED between Baptistc Gcondon and three brothers
named Allen. resulting in II fight in which Thomas
sbcra and Jacob Haynes friends OF the Aliens, parc
pated. Gcondon was stabbed in the abdomen and died
nC3 day The Aliens arrested. but stb"r-. who it
j. SAT-, I.th Tie liaI Dion, and !s COul1ni0n HAYNES
tiI 1t hugr. Thr quarrel originated IN the coHdIrt
young lady pI1 sent who preferred the society VI
Ge0udOu 70 that VI QUO VI the Allens-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
PISSENGERS SALLED.

FOR HAMB RG-In steamship Westpbsla Sept Ri " Aen.
sle,ep Secretary Imper. Legation Washington toe
and family Tsppenbeck and child y A. Moran o. Goeechrn
O. Fisher g. Gushing and aiv X. A. Rene and lady H. S Humphrey
and lady Mr. D. Klampl. and children A. ussm,u wiehl W
Mue- Mr. Dlmarh Flocon, G. R,imee Reimrle, Deh VI.
(ir.4llsen M r. Gesegrn H. Hanch Master o. Winter. W.
bnol p Neyr Steinl-, John IIr'@l Lulwg Naumann H.
LubMr Mr.. Gr.t Mss Tsrlow Mrs n. Ta0w Mis-, Rotlgen
Mrs Elizabeth i- Mrs wilheImuc Leopold. Mrs Mara Br 4ai
tI..f .f.araaa
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

The monstrous glaTities in the nanageilehl VI Jul
city finances already brought to light are ihe uh"e'
tonic of conversation in Wast. and therraDouts' anu
th Act for the time Icing disncue Spectators
o operatc ON the general list. The lcontrved burglary
IA construed 10 Indicate that the members of the pocs
Ring ure thoroughly scared, or they w0uld ho' NV
resorted TO trick extremely d" thin asa ourkmy "
documents that worth to an innocent ho'uei I.1
their value as waste paper. That the city
very thoroughly robbed their children Is eh'io' ''A
cef,ed by the friends OF both parties IN interest,"
M.ssrs Edward Haight Co. recommend e.s'"
rho pcr cent gold bonds OF the Rondou ana os"eso
pai,oad ~ desirable investment The road Is to ne !"
miles long OF which so miles are in operation''"i'n
is which are r,ported AS paying the interest On So
wh,le ot thr bonds 10 be issued ON the eoihP'se" ~
Tho Couplny claims 10 have the shortest rou'o w %
,h Great lakes and 1cepwatcr navigation Oh '"' iiu"
SON. The bonds offered ut 20 Arm,
Tho pbnndelphia stock market was act'r anu ~"
,o,,.y. rcuu.ylyonia sxcs sod at lN; fh!""c p"i'
and Erie Railroad ?s Reading hailro'' "
pennsylvania Railroad, 63t. Gold coseu n' ii"s'
,n - C.dc and Fort Scott Railroad company nave N
,asl contract with John FaIo', ,'; ~, Str,r
tt,s -, - hroher OF the President, lof tn' Colst' w
WIG WIG rad from Fort S'Ott Kansas Ia 'oltiainS an
u M nJi, ,n he completed Ill two years. lHe 'U'u WA
cross The Mississippi River AT 81 rT.,r Missouri
Traverse some Of tAe richest iil,Stai u'S'' "
va VA, ,he ,>t,nslye cual-bsdS OF l-inOiS
rho aggregate amou nj Of exports exclusive OF Sp'
, nrt of Ncw.York for the week ending s p' IA
1871. Was h4OS'oo'' ,,,o, Mari.
We would direct the attention OF the holders OF MATT
noso securities 10 the advertisement OF the h"rpo
Land and Mining Company A new Organization ".'
hp formed for the protection Of all parties III h'eo',
on, n p,an of operations perfected, which II Is 'ai
will give perfect title To the entire estate ana 'e"
cash reserve to enlarge future operations
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

There has been no change to note In money and tho
offerings quite liberal the ruling rates Govern.
ment bonds having been 2q3 per cent and stock
colateras 3Qi per cent Discounts have been duh At
previous rates.
The Government bond market has been steady. prces
being sustained by the expected Treasury purchac Of
one million Fvc!Twenties Tomorrow At tie noon call
there was decline all around but the market closed
steady. Fisk Hatch report as follows at 4 d. m:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

From Kingston. Jamsca-Wm G. Martin H. g. Chapman and wife
Geo Jsniins krs shew.ll and child W Done, h,rsa
Henuaty Leyendr andtw VIM MDsns Mrs Lewis and child
Wm Penns and wife A Coriova and wife A. Corlo1a e. r.
Dslmon and vile Dsm,n Mn NJ H. Nrieacby, T. ID Preston
r. L. ShngN Psywich and A. Gonzales and $50 the seee
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIrsr MoETGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT DoNDS
OF THE
ST. JosrpH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoAfN''
IN DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000. $500 AND Si"' ''A
row h. had from the undersigned OF through ''
principal banks and bankers of the lni'ea ''""
ILc:,i,ion Of my, stoIs is invited to tle n''''o
ties, Bonds. secured by first ard only h'oi'""e'
tho road. euuirmsuts franchises aud psopef" = .
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

tho Trustees Of the State Reform School ~ to the
dienoy Of making part Of the school system Ihe es
tabshment OF scholarships recommended In each OF
tho II school districts. The Board adjourned to meet In
Trenton on September 20.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

Sun nsrs...5:33 isun 6:l3 Moon 'ss......fO fO
Sandy Hook 6:J1 Cows island Ferry 900
p. ".
Sany Hook $50 ovs. Tslsnd 7.IJl Hell 92
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

Long after tbe closing OF the Long Room the brokers
continued to transact business on the sidewalk anld t"
siderable cx erent AMI the TRANSACTIONS were al io"rr
prices on the general liz. than any preHahS during tue
earlier uart Of the ,iny rs appears by The following
Coleman Bencdict's closing quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

do"n from to per cent por snuum for bor,o,,..
La'er IN the DAY the supply Of gold was
ana holders paid from to per cent to have .,.
balances carried over '"'u
no c'lque appear TO be moving with one eye on N.
secretary Of the Treasury and the other ON ,e,
determined To beabor the importers. who have ho,.o"
gold IN the expectation Of lower prices Just 40 lon,
Policeman Boutwell, sbsains from interfering in tho
melee The Dreponderance OF transactions was a, ~,
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank WA.
follows:
b"l hAahfrs
b.lsf
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCIANGE-FIRSr CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. VI.
N
In0Dr $40 Con 65...llj, 900 L. S Sc 00 ll
900 t7.......i5 GUO U. s. S. lO-+U tOu llLt
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
The day, transactions at the a. e. subTres.u,v

Foreign exchange has been weak, though sOmc vhaa
straicr tone observed at the close The following
are the nominal rates: prime sterling. however has sold
OF lOsl 70 Or GO DAYS bills:
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"A REPOSITORY OF fashion. PLEASURE
AND INSTRUCTION."
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is really the only illustrated chroulcler OF fash
ION in The country. Its supplements aonr are woIth
the subs riplion price o'the paper. While mlly
maintaining ITS position mirror OF flsflon Il also
contains stories poems brilliant ESSAYS. besides gen
erll and personal gossip. -B9yfp1 SIT IRE Gt-ytts
There never was any Paper published that de
lighted the heart Of woman. Never and II II does
COS, you a new bonnet; b will save you ten times
Ne price IN The household economy it teaches-ProU-
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The BAzAHis excellent. Like All the periodicals
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edthe mothers and daughters 70 average fanilies--
not but pratt by lts goods and good taste
which. we haTe doubt are o.day making very
many homes hi-)per than they may have been oef1re
the women 5egan taking lessons ia Terstnal and
household and social manar eneut from this good.
uaturcd mentor. -- The Nation, y. I.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-30

CcNGREsS meets in two weeks from
next Monday, December 4th. 1t Will
fnd, in the Senate, 3l9 bills, all referred
to appropriate committees; and # bills
on the Speakers table in the House,
which have not been referred, for the
reason that no committees have yet been
appointed Many of these bills failed
in the last Congress from various causes,
and are simply re-introduced. The only
bill in which the people north Of ia are
immediately interested is one 10 create
the territory at Pembina Some Of the
bills pending are very important
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-30
The Cholera-lts Approach.

The cholera has finally reached this
country, through an emgrant vessel,
nad the terrible rayages OF the disease
are of startling nature The steam.
ship Franklin, from Stetiin, sailed with
over six hundred passengers for New
York, and the cholera breaking out on
board over one hundred of them We're
seized and forty persisted before reaching
our shores, When the steamer arrived at
the New York quarantine the disease
was still prevailing, and at last accounts
the vessel had bot got clearance.
The disease, originating in the remote
parts of Asia, has steadily advanced
westwardly at an alarming rate through
Russia, Sweden, Norway Denmark ana
Germany. In Russia the rayases have
been fearfully malignant, in many
villages near Moscow, and along the
river Mostva, 20 per cent Of the p pull-
ton is said to have died The official
Russian statistics shows that Cor the six
months ending last July there had been
over $1,000 persons taken down with the
disease, 34,l3l Of whom we've fatal -
Winter approaching, the disease has
nearly ceased its ravages, and there is
temporarily relief
TO the United States this is terrible
warning, and should be received ac-
cordingly Winter will probably pro-
tect us four or five months, after which
time there is no reason to believe we are
to escape. Our large cities, in closely
inhabited quarters, will suffer, but timely
caution in publication of usual filth win
do much to allay its terrible encroach~
ments, The people everywhere will do
well to have none other than the most
wholesome habits, and in every respect
live up to we'll known laws of health
Avoid excuses in eating and drinking
cleanse and purify immediate surround
ings, have habits as regular as possible,
and much will be done to ward off this
terror Of mankind In view of the cir
cumstances, precautions of fety are not
likely to begin too soon.- Galeaa Ga
sette.
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ID BLISHRD ~ a warning and far the benefit Of
l yoHDg mcr aHd others, who suffer from Nery.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-30
REBUILDING CHICAGO,
md restoring its former greatness after its late
devastation by fire.
The year 1872, it will be remembered, is a
PRESIDENTIAL \ EAR,

and the campaign will, in ell probability, be
as exciting a. any that has transpircd since
the outbreak Of the late war. The Chicago
Tribune will uphold and dcfcnd the principles
Of the Republican party with its accustomed
ygoraud carncstncss Our platform consists of
Eqnal ana exact Justice. at the ballot-boy
aud before the law. To ali men. without dis
Inc,ion of race or color,
Amnesty for all political offence connected
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> tarlf for pu9iiG revenue IT,, 2mly Co. oo.,,