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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
ENGLAND.

NEWS FROM DIR. LIVINGsTONE-NATIONAL TEN
PERANCE Observation-Disclosures.
LONDON Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1871.
Dr. Kirk of Zanzibar writes that DR.. Liv-
rcstone is stl in the country Of Tanganyka and
Arabs there count him resident In that region no
]. Lfeeling is manifested toward HIM. He is moving
ely but safely, and will leave no doubts in the geo
graphical problem 10 whether Lake Tanganyka is the
real head of the Nile whether the Nile empes by the
CangO
conference of the National Union for the Suppress
sion Of Intcmpcrance was held today in st. Jamess
Hall The session. devoted 10 the consideration of
the present license system and steps taken toward
securing amendments the laws regulating the sale OF
liquors which will advance the of Temperance.
An explosion of petroleum occurred last night on
board vessel at Penzance. The vessel destroyed
by the fire which ensued Two persons killed by
the explosion.
The steam-tug Osprey has been lost of Dundee. fix
persons were drowned.
The Allan steamer Prussian, from Quebec, ran down
the steamer Ober in st. Georges Channel All on board
are believed have been taken off the vessel before she
sunk though that was the work of but few minutes.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

John Irwin. who murdered his son-in-law
Samu Van Orjen East ST. Louis on Monday
30. F. Papy, dentist. stole some Jewelry az
Psbeisv YESTERDAY and ned MaDebee he sA' arrested
ard taken 10 Boston
Spence Pettis, the alleged forgcr had pre-
Hmn.ry Boston ytsisrdy and Vas h 'f si ID De-
fault Of 5000 bail a,,
All vessels from the islands of Cuba and Old
and New Proysee are guaranteed Spanish pofs to Ps'ts tie pos
sible INTRODUCTION Of yelov.fevef into the county
90. The people of Chcopee, Mass; refused eft again u,
yea. ~ uays less than two thirds voting hhrmauveJ
AFTER the conclusion of the performance at the
Howard sum, Boston Monday night ne es'hg o. hP
smith ballet girl caught ire and she vas badly burned
The inry in the case of Eldridge W. Reed of
Mi,r Ne b murder Of John RAY 10 September
.i returned verde, YESTERDAY Of murder ~ the hr't deSes
Thomas Scully and James kilday employed at
Wards bon. ory RGbuy Mass fought on MGsdy .nd seIy
poi bis sntagonii Of boiling fat aAy vii probably
die Seully has been srrestsd
John Clary was found by a detective; near the
With bis throat two 9ehes os ne vas very zen
los. blood aud declined TO give Information As " " ' Of Us
injuries 81.
The reunion of the 18th Connecticut Regiment
tool place Yesterday at Wesipo 10 that STATE zen '" H. N2hf
Bridgeport made President for Tie sa'Sts ' na s.r m
be held at Greenwich
The iurv in the case of Samuel J. Holley, late
Collector Of tie Port o. Buffalo sho ka oetH 90 os
slsr beng out three houf' yessrls{ rtarno W " '' ~
Del ~l to-day move for Al arrest oJndgmsnL .
The mill corner of Chestnut and Thirty -hrst-
morning Los $1,000 The nil sa oo9ped o. ,han p'J per
ugE MAKER. Lev Co and George Htal"n yarn rome
row cotton LJ boiler mAir 'la rlgH brothers
sugermskers
The loss by the burning Of Morrill, 4 Co. sdrug
mill Cincinnati s.ndsy ns1 va, ''Vs 90 Hone Of Coaabs
Ohio s1ooo city Pre- Of Hartford t.UI. s"t po Of woro,,,,
saO6 Ws.erp 5000 s.a.S G, 81 bps.o 80
Pr.ntn Of Cincinnati ssc Atlantic $3.50 ,, soo' Bos,.
VI Cipsppsu, xGnA
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

The many recent disasters by the explosions Of steam
boat boilers is exciting the gruvest comment among
steamboat and others in this city, including many
Of the officials Of the Treasury Department who have
charge Of matters pertaining to steamboat machinery
and seems apparent that result OF the deep feeling
which exists Will be the presentation OF valuable tug
gestons respecting the Law upon this subject when Con
lress meets In December -
The Annual Special Report on Immigration, with full
information for immigrants relative 10 the prices and
rentals OF land pie products facilities of access to
market cost OF farm stock the kind OF labor In demand
in the Western and Southern States and containing Ia
ble showing the average weekly paid IN the sew
era states fOr factory, mechanical and farm labor the
cost provisions groceries, dry goods and house rent
I'm the various manufacturing districts OF the country
prepared by the Bureau OF Statistics Is being issued IN
neat aud convenient form from the Government Printing
Office The volume contains about $50 pages, and includes
States and two Territories IN the scope OF fs
inquiry and Information. The tables are very full and
explicit and contain mine OF interesting and valuable
facts for the statistician.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has been requested 10
have translation of the Government book OF nstrue-
ton for emigrants made for the use OF Norweglans
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THE INDIANS

HOW MATTERS ARE VIEWED AT THE WAR DE-
PARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-DuTing a converse
ton at the War Department to-day, prominent gene
raj who has gwen much attention TO the Indian ques
ton stated that il impossible for the Indians and
the white settlers 10 get along together in peace that
there would be difficulty in managing the Indians if
il not for The whites and that the whites would
get along very well if il for the Indians II
seems however that the War Department has been con-
WINGED that il is necessary in the language Of the
raj thrash soundly the Sioux Indians the North
West The Department considers that the Sioux have
excuse for their conduct during the past few months
that they only raid the valleys and settlements Of the
whites killing the Inhabitants and running off their
stock, but numbering the friendly Indians also Owing
10 the large reduction Of the army ordered by the last
Congress and the consequent nadequacy the force in
the West the troops Will be obliged 10 act the defe
sve until next Spring, when the Department hopes to
obtain additional forces thought that the Secretary
OF War; in his next annual report will urge upon Con
gress the proprety Of increasing the army 10000
men, which the exgences Of the service TO require
in view Of the KuKluX troubles in the South and the
Indians in the West
WAR THREATENED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-The Indian troubles
in Southern California serious than at first An
tcpated Intelligence received from Los Flores a. late
as 500 p represents that rebel chief Oegaro has
persuaded the Aguas 10 Join him in an attack on the
settlement Of San Luis Rey The settlers are responding
10 call from Col. C. J. COuts, and will ioiu the com
mand Of Col. Brown tonight. Father Xibach of San
Diego has just returned and reports that the ATTEMPT on
his part bring about settlement Of the troubles has
been frustrated by Oegaro There is great excitement
in the vicinity Of San Luis Rey Is feared that there
will be a general uprising Of the Indians
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

THE QUESTION UNDECIDED IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Aug. ga few new cases of
fever have reported and three of the pre-
vously reported have terminated fatally since yeser
day Large numbers OF unacclmated persons have left
the city Opinions still divided to the probability
of the disease assuming the proportions Of an epidemic
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
HEALTH OFFICERS DEPARTMENT, I
QUARANTINE, :. L. Aug. %, 1911
Pilots and masters of vessels are hereby
notified that consequence Of the prevalence Of yellow
fever at Charleston T. c. all vessels from that port WILL
until further notice, be boarded and examined from the
STEAMSHIP Illinois in the Lower Bay.
j. NJ. CARNoCnAE, Health officer,
Port Of NewYOTk.
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TELEGRAPH NOTES

WIN. L. Porter was shot and killed al Union
pocs Baltimore ye'trda b. George PHILIPPE .Lir stealing
rope from vessels 10 tie doct Phillips vas -
The Universalist State Convention was held in
SyTsese Iesienia' new constitution W Ifow,l
VAS elected President and Charles thugrr, Secrsaiy
AT meeting of the Board of Trustees and
Oyrre,rs oi Bowou College yesieray Gen Chamhsr
ohcr Of President rendered him at jus opeung Of N. F %
has been by special vote Jectr,d until sept H. - WIN
The Board of Trustees of the Cornell Universitv
tte ihe iosls new lr1o,er Monday Taee Pecs Nae s
Professor u Lah Isaac L. Flsg 0isrNsrD Prks or of Ir..t
Thomas j rln-y (lalc, iO PROBES Of RhsLprc, 49, 49,
Nav btl froirss.I VI fh,s. All tent.m.n h.yr -
pre-. European unysrls TIE Prof .sos OF A.,
be lhrl seat sch. "''s''N's's
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TIE UNACCOUNTABLE ACCOUNTS.

THE PROPOSED EXAMINATION BY JOINT COM
MITTEE.
The Joint Committee of Aldermen and
Supervisors adopted the following resolution motion
Of Alderman wotman at their meeting on Monday
evening:
Of Aldermen in view Of the importance Of making hGIolfh eiama
bon Of ihe C and County 'eJoIqi, at, aSIa'e 20 nave ~
RsOirs That each member Of the Compute GGnse sS G9-
eating City and County and that the eo " desgnaie
the vu6c socoaHt. with te aid Of elTers under
upeon and that the the result oi this
people the city and state conjunction Nth tbs
Committee
After some discussion the members severaIly nomi-
mated citizens to act representatives OF the
taxpayers pursuance the above resolution. Upon
motion Of Alderman woltman, the following adorted
a. circular letter ne addressed 20 each Of the gentle
men named -
GENTLEMEN: The Mayor having suggested in his mes;
Aug l6 and transmitted the 23d inst, that would
lie well for nOn-partsan Committee OF taxpayers,
10 be appointed with the Committees appointed by
the Boards 10 examine the public accounts, the
undersigned respectfully invite you 70 aGt IN that
Tfid The gross attacks OF a partisan journal
upon the credit Of the city should he answered by full
report of u Committee Of citizens, in whom the com
munyi have the greatest confidence, ~ the good name
of city, It's prosperity and every interest dear It's
people. suffer Hbels gross and attacks so
false and exaggerated full statement of the debt Of
the city aud county and the condition Of the sinking
fund have been officially published on three separate oc-
having been mpeached IL s due alike TO me taxpayers
and bondhOders that this important question should he
settled beyond dispute doubt IN order To reach this
important end, your cooperation Is solicited ana you are
cordially invited to make third and exhaustive eXan
nation Of all the public accounts with the aid of experts
under your immediate supervision ana give the result OF
yOur Investigation the people Of the city aud state IN
conjunction with ourselves.
Several Of the gentlemen who are thus to be invited u
defend credit OF the city against the gross attacks
OF a partisan journal" were waited upon by repre-
sentative of TIE TRIBUNE yesterday afternoon, with
view Of asceFaining whether they would probably &C
cept the invitation. They all expressed deep interest
in the subject, and readiness 10 serve the public in
all proper ways. As they had not yet received the
official notice OF their designation they were retcen as
tn wb1r their action would be- Each visited, how
ever distinctly avowed his intention 10 consider care
fully the terms and purpor of the invitation before de-
Gliding upon his answer
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THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 29.-The State Committee of
NewYork Methodism, appointed at the Convention
in this city February 1870 10 assist In establishing the
Syracuse University, met i'll the College Hall this after
NOON and among other transactions, decided to call
state Convention 10 held in this city 81 date soon TO
he fixed II Is expected that III the Convention the Com
mtee will recommend that an additional 5000 VIII h
raised and added the endowment fund. The corner
stone OF the hall OF Languages of the University De
laid on Thursday afternoon by the Rev Dr. Peck, the
president of the Board OF Trustees ~ the University
The Rev Dr. Havens OF the Northwestern University,
Evanston, H., will deliver the address, and the Rev
University will he installed In the morning the Rev DIT
steele the Vice sident, delivering the inaugural adj
dress TIE first term Of the University will begin on
Thursday.
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FRANCE.
NJ. THERE'S POwERS-ACTI0N OF TIE COUNT
DE CHAMBORD-EMGRATION FROM sTRAs-
BOURG,

DE CHAMBORD-EMIGRATI0N FROM sTRAS-
BOURG,
PARIS, Tuesday Aug. %, 1871
The Journal DIES D6bdts deplOres the intro
duction of NJ. Dufaures amendment in the Assembly
YESTERDAY The Steele that NJ Theirs is opposed to
the wording Of the report Of the committee the hin for
the uroongation Of powers and will speak against its
adouton on Wednesday. The Deputies OF the extreme
Left the Right and the Left Center held meetings after
Mondays sitting OF the Assembly to deliberate to
their future conduct.
NJ. Theirs has promised the National Guards Of Dor
dcaux that token of appreciation Of their services TO
country they shall be the last of the citizen army to
be disbanded
1t is said that the Count de Chambord has disapproyed
Of the seeking. the part of the Legmists Of
cessor 10 NJ Theirs.
NJ Larcy. the French Minister Of Works, has resigned
his portfolio.
IL Is said that since the annexation Of strasbourg TO
Germany % 900 of the inhabitants of that city have emf
grated to France and America.
Several of the Paris papers have been prosecuted for
publishing false
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THE JERSEY CITY MYsTERY-A STARTLING
RTTMOK

Chief of Police McWilliams, of jersey City.
received yesterday the following teegraphic dispatch
from West Troy:
Chief0f Police, Jersey CITY: know the whereabouts
of MCGEE and partner, burned In jersey City, II wanted.
Any reward S. X. JEFFERSON, Sergeant Of Police.
Answer returned that reward Of $500 would be
paid the apprehension OF either OF the partners
rumor that MCGEE alive gave rise TO the theory
that Durancy had hired the whose body found
ruins and that he had himself into the build
ing TO hasten the work, and been killed by the ex-
plosion. The rumor generally regarded. however,
either transparent hoax, or as case OF mistaken
identity,
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A SEDUCER SHOT.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 29.-Capt. j. Theodore Adams,
a dry goods clerk employed at Messrs. seesse Sons
Man-s was killed to-day by J. ". s. Browne, essnan
whose daughter Adams had seduced. Browne called
Adams yesterday and demanded that he should marry
the girl which was refused. To-day Browne returned
with shot gun and fired at Adams, who was erouching
under the The charge took effect in his right
leg only he had having lost the other in Peters
burg, Va Adams lived about three hours. Browne sur
rendered himself TO the police.
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fGFNRRAL PRRSs nISPATCHl

The funeral services the remains Of the Rev Dr.
Gannett will take place tomorrow in the Arlngtonst.
Church. The Rev. Calvin Lincoln, college classmate
and intimate friend, will conduct the services.
The Rev. DR.. MasOns funeral Will take place on Thurs
day at D. H. from the Baptist Church Of Cambridge
port. The Mayor Of Cambridge has ordered that flags
he displayed al half mast throughout the day.
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EW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1871

20 him the result which az follows: The certificate OF
deposit presented 10 the National Metropolitan BANK u
genuine far signatures and Endorsement are con
cerned but the amount, instead Of being $4,000 Nc
and the presumption IL that the said certificate has been
ngeniOuslY altered. The certificate left at Lewis
johnson Il Co.'s likewise an altered one, having
been originally drawn FOR t10i; the Alteration was
accomplished in q most dexterous manner Cassidy was
doubt sent here az the agent Of a large and wei
organized band of cOunterfeers Az he was well known
here, his identification unnecessary but through te
vigilance Of the bank officers, the bold scheme utterly
failed,
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THE WRECK OF THE LoDoNA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 29-Capt. Hovey's
son. the and second officers chief engineer first as.
sstant engineer, chief cook, fireman. and nve sea
men have saved from the Lodona. There were SO
souls board the captain purser, and others have
been drowned. The LOdOnas bow partly out OF water
but the vessel IL considered total wreck Tue beach FOR
80 miles Is stTewn with her cargo.
F. ". BROWN. Master OF bris Pomona
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THE MORMON NIrpnEppp

SALT LAKE City, Aug. 29.-Wiliam lick
man, who brought TO this city yesterday charged
with the murder OF spaniard last Fall was at one mo
Mormon in good fellowship, hat to-day was condemned
as bad man by the Mormon journals IL Is said by the
Gentiles that the arrest Will lead To dscllsures nu
eating the Church authorities IN various sTimcs.
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ITALY.
ANOTHER DISTURBANCE IN ROME.

ANOTHER DISTURBANCE ~ ROME.
LONDON. Tuesday Aug. %, 1871.
A violent demonstration took place in the
streets u. Rome, Monday. drunken crowd, led by
one Tognt tf', a brother OF the Tognetu who was be-
headed rushed through the streets shouting against the
priests until il dispersed by the soldiers Several
shots were exchanged and person was killed, and
many were wounded.
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THE CHOLERA.

THE DISEASE IN KONIGsBERG.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Aug. %. 1871.
There were 800 deaths from cholera in k0-
ngsborg during week ending the 25th inst including
III children No deaths have occurred from cholera at
DaItzic during the last two days.
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SWEDEN.
PLAN TO REoRGANIzE THE ARMY.

STOCKHOLM, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1871.
The Minister of War has submitted TO the
Chambers scheme for the reorganization OF the Swedish
army. The system of CONSUMPTION is to he retained and
the soldiers are 10 lie paid 100 thaers per annum.
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HOMICIDE STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The following table
exhibits number of homicdes in each state and Ter
rtory, during the year ending May 81, 1870 compiled
from the mortality returns at the Census Office, Aug 49,
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LATER-NO BOpIEs IN THE WRECK.

RICHMOND, Aug. 29.-The submarine diver
has thoroughly explored the sunken OF the Ocean
Wave but has failed to discover any bodies He reports
the boat terribly shattered by the explosion The
muny stn greatly excited, Investigation will
be ascertain II possible the OF the explo
sion. far the casualties IS; killed %; wounded
2G. Many persons believed have been board the
steamer at the time OF the explosion still missing
Three Of the wounded died this afternoon The
port of the death of Willis Merrwether is incorrect.
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,I,UE NEW SHORT ROUTE BETWEEN

TuIE NEW SHORT ROUTE BETWEEN
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STATES,
r,.e oue month we T''od ION the market ''e f'SSl
,,osre,Gg SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS 81 the 81
,,.,.r,, Avn rryyyR CITY RAILROAD ConraNT, we''rn
p,.,o, and The rariay which isve''' h'e "'''''" "e
Loan bs. fGly justified our eIseotauorS
The Loan. wish VIC originally fer $4,000" i 'H'' assuming
nsn Ercysrus ds fair tot eos'd os at an '' day.
duo.d III. Lop 10 N JutBS With fan Sld cordial tdoreE'h'
lpouD TIA, seJ rarely found in rT', loan aud that
cosiei gA rate Of Eterest with perfect security To- both pin
opal and interest As vel rrctt the future BY the 'nh'nce"'n Of
the msrle value Of e entire Loan vas absorbed The
United sta,,, Government through Congress realizing ne
importance ,1 IL, Road granted the COmIary nBFR" iSP
os,sr AMOUNTING ~ 1HS 1900 900 AcKEs
tCcnpsrys lands are located and Nerahs wht, he
col excellent for fars ether purposes ard The section
through which The st 9o.eBs and Denver city Railroad "oc"
&c 6ardes SPOT Of O. Noo Wat Tie paine NEBRASKA exceed
nsy valuable rolling formation ,f natural drainage for Se
sIhoe Of ne Company
,gs,aeR, pledged for ne ry Qr ne,, fonda AZ til, put
uslc, lsDd srsrt would realize an amour, con
TIE Trustees for mortgage directed the tods Of tie
Company proceeds tie land sales when the he
biased under rs Chicago Burlington and Qry per
tord. selling ila and The Michigan Central yer ea'
"T''''''
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY
THE MEETING OF TIE EMPERORs-AN OFFICIAL
APPOINTMENT.

BERLIN, Tuesday, Aug 20. 1871.
The Kreus Zcitung of to-day says that be-
SIDE the coming visit Of the Emperors OF Austria and
Germany 10 sazburg, the Kaiser Francis Joseph VIII
meet the Emperor william IN November at some point
the Rhine.
The National Zettung says that Count Waldersee has
been recalled and that Baron Won Arnim replaces nm
Charge dAaires Of Germany at Versailles This, says
the above named Journal indicates that more secure
relations fortunately render possible for
Germany TO dispense with military watcher in that
country.
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BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

BOsToN, Aug. 29.-Statement of the Boston
National banks returned to the Clearing House, Mon
day morning, Aug. Is:
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THE NEW LOAN,
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Messrs. Jay Cooke q
Co report the following positive subscriptions to the
new Five Per Cent Bonds:
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NOTE-Returns from a Few Counties not yet received
may slightly change this statement. Killed by Indians
are included III " hOmicides"
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Capt william Eaton, Eliza and Agnes Nichols,
Mary and f. len Quinlan, Alexander Nicholas,
George CrOsBwel, Oscar Laurendine,
j. Peterson, pilot; Octavia Bernard,
W. j. Provost, Robert Anderson,
Mira Mary Harmon, NJ. +. Homer,
Mrs. Annie Edward, Mrs Picket and son,
COrnclia DuhrOcO, William r. Coursin,
Jacob Gussett, Joseph l.. Orient, and
NJ. Powers, Sarah Mcdonald.
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TIE NOZZLE BOILER EXPLOSION.
NAMES OF SOME OF TIE VICTIMS.

NAMES OF SOME OF THE VICTIMS.
MOBILE Aug. 29.-The steamer Fountain
brought over II dead bodies this morning from the
wreck This makes total of bodies recovered far
1t il feared that many still under the wreck
The passengers were mainly from the working class
No welknown citizens are among the killed except
Willis @. Merrwether the cotton weigher. The follow
q tbob
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No. IL WALL ST.
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The first S20OOo0OOO OF the new Five Per Cent Bonds
has all been taken and the subscription books
closed to-day the applications
the bonds in excess OF the allowance.