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New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAnwAY-The completion of this Road has given To
its First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds An
established character equal to any mortgage ISSUE
dealt in at the Stock Exchange. We are prepared 70
buy and sell these bonds at any time, at our Bank'
ing-House, at market price-thus placing them On
the same basis. for temporary or permanent inyest
ment, with Governments OF any other security.
These bonds are q first and only mortgage OF
800 600 per mile based on a railroad that has cost
$4,000, and which commands without competition,
all the traffic of Northern Iowa and Southern Mime
sota--shortening the distance from ST. Paul to CHI
cago As miles and to St. Louis more than 20 miles.
The net earnings are already largely in excess OF
interest on the bonds and no doubt exists that they
will more than double within the ensuing year
A contract has been secured with the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company oon'
eating the latter to invest so per cent OF gross eaih-
in GA derived from traffic with the Burlington CeeAa
Rapids and Minnesota Road in the bonds OF tais
COMPANY This arrangement makes practicai COLI
solidatior of the two roads, and establishes rss
sinking fund for the Burlington, Cedar RapidS ano
Minnesota Bonds.
Tho ccnvertibility privilege In these bonus on-
abes them to be exchanged for stock, az par az ahS
time. Ths secures to the holder. at MS option'
share IN any excess of earnings over the interest,"
obligation.
An exchange of Government securities for these
bonds returns Of per cent interest instead OF pei
cent which is all that Governments pay at pressns
nrice besides leaving an immediate gain OF about
per cent in price for reinvestment.
The subscription price of tho bonds Is w. Ah0
accrued interest IN currency.
All marketable securities taken in exchange "0'
- oo,,pn; as;op and aYnreSs charges.
HENRY CLEws & Co., 81 Wall-~-
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VERDICT AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
William D. Murphy brought an action in tn

Supreme Court Circuit Of Kings County yesterday 70
recover from the Imperial Fire Insurance company OF
NewYork an insurance Of 1880 upon mouse insured
April 80 1862 and burned Dec. 10, 1852 Inc company
refused 30 nav the insurance on tho ground that pro-
yisIn Of the policy had been violated ana tbe pIoPeIy
transferred to plaintiff brotheT Riley pfeyl9Hs y
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Fred'k Brown.


money closed up easy a. and per cent on railway
and miscellaneous stocks. and and per can, on o..
ernment bonds prime commercial paper goIpo a, a.,
per cent.
Government bonds were strong and hlsher On IN.
morning. but became heavy and lower in the afternooo
the sharp downward turn in gold the marie, clo.n.
steady. The total subscriptions to the ne W loan nov
amount TO $50 '26,75o, including $4,000 to-day.
Fisk Hatch report as followa at D.
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HARVEY FISK.

,.nyyx y,sV A. ,. HAN N
FISK & HATCH, .
BANKERS and Dealers R Government Nc,nsn~
No. Nassau-st., New-York, April ID, ISL
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC GoLD BoNDs are among 'n'
most desirable per cent securities in the marNo,
They are amply secured, are well known ana "
established credit in all the principal money mar
of the world, and are regularly quoted aud deas
~ the Stock Exchanges of New-York, Amsterdam
Frankfort. Berlin, and London, and are a. reaoi'y
salable in large or small amounts at amy t'in0' ="
quoted market rates, as ase Government bonds
We deal in these bonds, and buy and sell 'ne"
current market rates. and believe them to DO ~ 40
solutely safe as any investment can be-
They can now be had In exchange for f1ve-Iwon.
ties at profit of about l3 per cent Ihs pion'
nav be realized and per cent gold interest oons'"
ued with entire safety fiSA
LAND GRANT BoNDs.
a., No., e,, sale AT par aud accrued interest," 'ns
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
THE RIGHT TO BUILDINGS on LANDS TAKE'
FOR PUBLIC PURPOSE.

Catbarine A. Schuchardt, VIM. p. Douglass,
and A. Gordon Hamersey each brought separate action
against the Mayor &c. TO the value OF certain
buildings which stood upon their premises taken for
the Church-st. extension. The Commissioners OF Is
innate reported that the land would be required for the
extension saying nothing about the buildings; and fur
her reported amount Of In each case In con-
sequence OF the REIMBURSEMENT OF the lot with the i'm
provements thereon and OF the removal OF the building
quired TO The report consented to by the
parties, and confirmed by the Court. Tho owners, how
not allowed to remove the materials, the CITY
claiming ownership. These suits were then brought,
and, upon demurrer TO the complaint, judgment was
given In favor OF the city The plaintiffs appealed, and
the cases were argued yesterday In the Supreme Court
General Term
The plaintiffs claim that under the law OF eminent do
main, the State can only take what Is indspeDsably
necessary for the public use and the materials In this
case not being required the taking Of them by the
missoners or any law authorizing the taking Of them,
would have been void that such taking contrary to
custom acted on in this city for 80 years. that the
plain intention and effect OF the report Of the Commits
soners was TO leave the ownership Of the and
the night OF removing them TO the previous of
the l0 taken On the part Of the Corporation 1t
conended that oy the Law Of l3 under which the Com
loss and damage, and that they had authority TO
make any reference TO the Of buildings from the
premises that the objection should have been made be-
fore the confirmation Of the repor that on such conr
nation the title 10 the lands required for the opening
with the tenemeDs hereditamens and premises vested
In the city anc tnat the Commissioners had power TO
suggest that all buildings would required to be ro
moved. Decision reserved. John L. Parsons and J.
Hooker Hamersey for paintis A. j. vanderpoel for de-
| PENDANTS.
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know there ere isree boos,sc bochs s Treasury '
books Aus Department and the books e the Tsncr Depart
O. You are tho pde,, Tro.surcs y0u A. am
o Who is Asssrt Tressureri A. Justin D. white; he
o you as sScu, that who power you
have not TO Orler those books be brought hei don't van. to
ee. oit4e Association; lGrca laushisrl
want to tro. There oaoer abos tai who has
that power Ssa Se,er eonsns myself to acs can't any
l. There other who has that power whose order the
sI % s sss 4 The tTaa' fer s al. ssre dom, know
own powers this question never sDce became PIcaen'
The M.,i.rT. not the question here presume yO1 f.0v nS ,.:
aooTss, poS I her Ss, 0,o se stop nq
directed them TO DO ANYTHING had or had no' ho"
@ question IS ou order book. to Be- prs.uoea -
Tn s 0T ss dS s . M n 10 % iS Sa books
books w he wh.ibe thsy would or would 'O''
ssstrs., ~ s . s'' the books be Proi''
Te %fhS 4 S'p 9Ou Ss1e no i"Srsdse whether orders
MIR. soutlm@ydII now ask tine suspension of tho ex.
animation Of this witness, for the purpose 0i
John A. Hilton, the Transfer CierA MI i'''''A '''
o The last time YOU books they in your 0nO'-''a
YSa SS 'ss ssd the and open unless the
Mr compan, SoSa 10. :" dss' .f siSs ySs
50 70 The os The a1 gs o.. 90 ~ "A ss pause il which the
, GGss from bead foot and ps II they
"'5r Z xs. s 's' to know sq yco .sa obey oi .o
jay GSuds examination Was then ,or resanse g., s production
those book. you decline ~ III ha,e Ss gCrsr to s'e
den, Shs,rs' yoo y G CIV, . such o a. 0s WI"
give e ou 90 Soq qoa hnSs n ,e .
have Prores answer to the question suppose ''a ~eo'
The M'.ier-Sa question have right to pre,ans
' BsT s tssi question prefer duties
judge PisrTsponi~Tssn Pc b. declines to answer
IheM.eefDoe' he say be deo,eesi .,., A..
cluug, ] stand on the answer. 49,. .. ma.
SS wSsss ase .nn % SSroducs s those books
The Maser-I have already given such orders you can
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s3 Sun $40 Noon rises. $40
Sandy Hook s5J Cows Isan... 9:33 Hell Gate ..l; ;@
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Exchange Bank follows Gold cleared t1Iss 6e,
gold balances, ea,4ss,s4s currency balances t2s2a
The following were the luotations Of Rnld.

The sale OF Treasury gold brought out bids TO thu
amount Of s,os5coo at IO2 to iiIss, -Four million.
were awarded at Ilisi to iIs3i Details were "A fol-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
THREE CONTESTED WILL CAsEs-THREE NATION
ALITIEs AND THREE RELIGIONS.


Surrogate Hutchings heard testimony in three
contested will cases yesterday representing Irish, Amer
ican, and German natlonates. and Roman Catholic,
Protestant and Hebrew religions. The first case called
was that of the McCahill Will.
B.h t.sed h b was nephew Of ,se fs.C a I'm ,na s
for several be intenpene nan wtness called to sse
sne ts. to zee hin bes feeble ecdn that
eS'S. % , ssas tSnt Ss sne%en hopss ard that
there when eIs these Is1s, 90
sS.'ss s sss Sts the q
s'S. .S as ssT' n bs 1RsI T .8o 9op sa III @
Se S, W snsS and wa. breaking then talking
BIZ WIN sor M % s0 Es s ' B,sS sS Mss
scs ber rODa he eoItsaay Inking
b SSse1 a fsS &% II # @ @ {sSt. g.1 "a ID & s,n
Of @ ] sy "n s % except @ Sss
hOuse from e.o but booeht from him for 81 sVoC Iad
ls ns 'fb' but feosd 20 money ttstso Mcch
sIe.. ,ooE %fn s. 1a.i Sitting up Win him Ths P
Is sss sd, .s I'D al .ns @ sS.sSa5 tod ss I
sss:, ..ss ..t 1a s-r8s Se9 tn: .aSe r..
iPs m BE .a s G9f 9 sS "Rs1 %
w.s;, % h,y: s@ ; mn I'D s n, s s %eS %
blu h sGsis sa si & E oa lie
eonssi srs G's sds W R 'ssS Te%
Years Ee bis wandering and wien told Of their arrival he
'a,s w3sm n ul MeRVy testified to deced.nt, drunkenness
Tie will of Catha1ine Fay was next called; ..... a.
Rodgers who bad lived 10 the same house Win tesao o
long time, testified to her eccentncitet - -,-, -,
Caroline Mdeeg.r who vod with her 20 ysrs ago r Po on
herself
,oc . SATURDAY for succeeding The foS-
ng Montsy ei at the end OF that
i'm, and e she singular In her dress
and woui march around the she said e
wou fe woad hold so Dist when put IN II
sr death tired she could get and dance sroznd TIL.
yDtso and window that she could Ee up anu
look at Der friends. N, . 49,,
The rest Of the testimony was Of similar pnrpor tend
ing 10 chow the angement Of the deceased.
The third WILL that of Aaron Adophus. Is contested by
his SON. Philip Adolphus Of Chicago, convert from Ju-
Nof fbnlia lam He
mis- father his name not being mentioned III the viii.
H. Morrison the lawyer who drew the WILL and one OF
stances connected with its execution and the nsrc-
tiops received from the testator.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Oierei Asfd


Railroad bonds were strong ard oil the prominent
issues made further advance will be seen by the fol-
lowing table OF bids:
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SECOND BOARD,

SECOND BOARD,
Sales Of G0Jsrqnent Bon1s
eoo r. 8, GS Con- II oc 1882 Is 90 o. Is ll5
Do 0ol A. s $40 Cou 500 s. &c. 1910 Coup. lt
J0nO ct O'Clock l2t ZOOO oeiocLVy3
a Io0I 4 I z, lO4J R.r.
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LAND GRANT BoNDs.
Wa ofter for SALE at par aud accrued interest uns
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

GUN MACHINERY for SALE.-One shaping
~ "''"-' Wv MALCOLM PBrRRs 20 Ds''t. n. T.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-YIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ

Sa<s OF yor,,ra sai 8ondt.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
NEW YuRK HERALD TUESDAY ls7-rRPLB SHEET

t1on among the gentry Of the neighbour cod; did
mot observe In the examination at the Law lnstitu-
dates and places; he was afterwards advised TO go
to Ireland. Paris, and oil the other places young
Roger was known to have visited, but that was not
OecauSo OF nis evidence at tine Law institution; do
not know that he was ADVISED to 20 to Poole.
Nj. HAwKNS-Did he evince reluctance 70 20 and
make excuses from time to time? M
WIrNEss-He did at times make excuses; Holmes
and may have had to urge him two or three times
TO 60 70 these places he never liked moving about at
dence was sunlcient to establish his identity; he
used TO get her to iuteriere: there s certainly df
ference between MS getting her Interfere and her
interfering 0f her own accord; cannot bring TO my
mind any one occasion on which she nterfercd OF her
feet; he did 90 about AlrosfOrd good deal In the
autnmn Of 1867.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
Irsalv tninA these lass two days rave improved my

ma ofoi =
s. s s. e. Il = Fl: Gssa group ny y ss ss
tne prunian company mas serious srateg1c
~s ssaps ssa . ss ns. o +
seem TO me 70 have the same value, and much
been more than once guilty Of injustice regards
the merits Of the Prussian armies IN the last war.
ought 70 nave Deaten tnem but 1t must De admitted
that they well understood the politics OF war
M @ nav wa am nney rs. sen
wortly OF being studied. do not perceive any
traces OF genius IN the OF the last war; butthe
PruselanH showed an unQuestloneDle talent which
would always have prevented them from falling a.
low and a. dlsgraceful as We have:
The Frcnch Finance Minister ON tho Labor
In these days OF international movements among
the working classes It may be interesting 20 see
how n. POuyer- Quertier, the present Minister OF
Finance, treats the subject In speech which he
made few days ago 10 the hands in his own en-
ploy:- s8v t.s ts e..ssf \.
My DEAR FRlENDs-! did nor think that after the
terrible events through winch we nave passed to-
gether 1t would have been my fortune to assemble
You SO soon FOR o family fesulvity. have always
considered you, my dear friends, as bel0nginR TO
my family, and IL rs as such that nave con.
sianuy treated you and shall continue 10 regard
sSs ss watch over your f0I
my worthy brother. We cannot ali attain to Tor.
tune but each OF may attain to relative degree
Of success which the amount Of realized labor alone
deIcrmlnes Labor 10 the grand law OF ali civilized
societies. and none Of us can escape from It. Why,
indeed, should seek TO escape from II, since ls
the guarantee OF our prosperity and even OF our
hOn0rY From the age OF twenty have never ceased
TO work Tor single DAY; thus, thanks to your hands
and TO your devotion towards me, have been
enabled 70 place Of my counry's disposal greater
portion OF my time and my facultes To-day more
than ever 1t " necessary 10 work. since IL upon
our labor that the salvation Of France depends
has occupied among nations. DO You know, my
friends that an hours work yearly throughout the
country represents The valuo Of miard or francsf
In five years, therefore, this hours work VIII pro-
cure the liberation OF our soil. TO which have de-
voted all my strength and all my mind. This sole
thought will, AIN certain give you the necessary
courage 70 contribute BY your labor to that great
paIrlOttC task.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN NEWARK.

Tho Ministers Moving for n Local Option
tr Law.
Every now and then spasmodic attempts are
made In Newark to eject some legislation gov.
ernlng the unchecked trafnc in liquors Of an
intoxicating character. About eighteen months
ago the subject was extensively agtated ana strong
measures taken by number OF Citizens composed
OF bOtn political parties, looking TO prevention OF
the sale OF liquors or beer on sunday. At the head
OF the movement was gentleman Heretofore quite
prominent In the democratc party. A few saloon
keepers were arrested but the authorities not being
In league with the ref0rmers for obvious reasons,
failed to press the prosecutions, and SO the move
ment fell through. A year or Two before
that the then Mayor, Mr. Thomas b. Peddie, was
moved to Try his hand at an enforcement q the
SUNDAY law. but he soon found 1t impossible 10
serve the temperance people and mis- own party
politicians and he, too ceased troubling himself on
= NEW WAR ON RUM.
was declared Yesterday. In the lecture room Ql ST
Pauls Methodist Episcopal ch urch neerlhg OF
clergymen was held, with view to taking
such measures as would secure an ab0l-
ishment Of the traffic. Rev. DIR. John
Bowling, formerly Of the Bedford street Baptist
Brokaw acting as secretary: Rev. Or. Jonathan +.
Stearns offered q prayer Tor WISE direction In the
deIiberatiOh about TO follow. t-E
i resolution otrered or Rev. DR.. McIlvaine, set
ting forth the pr0priety OF circulating In all tho
churches petitions Tor signatures IN favor OF local
option law, such as Ia now In Orce In parts Of MOr-
ris county, called forth discussion. 80.
Rev. Mr.. C0ombe, OF pennsylvania, DO request,
gave description OF the working OF the law and It's
favorable effect In his State alter which The res0u-
tiOn was unanimously adopted o second meeting
take place next tuesday.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
THE RECENT RUNAWAY CASUALTY.

Coroner Young yesterday investigated the case OF
Mr. Thomas II. McDermott, late OF 239 West Tenth
street. VINO was killed by being struck Dy runaway
horse belonging 10 the Broadway and Seventh Ave.
nue. Railroad. Deceased was riding In an Eighth
avenue car the side OF which was burst
In By the frightened ANIMAL and injured
Mr.. McDermOtt about the head. The par
ticulars have heretofore been published
In the HERALD. Dr.. Nichols OF los East Broadway,
who attended deceased, was Oi the opinion thai
resulting from the injuries. The jury rendered the
following
"That Thomas McDermott came to his death from
injuries received the 2lst day OF November. 1871,
by being struck by runaway horse belonging 70
tue Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Com
pany, corner oi Church and Barclay streets, de-
ceased at the time being IN car l26 OF the Eighth
Avenue Railroad Company.n W
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

Meeting Of the Citizens Reform Committee
The Charter Question.
The Citizens Reform Committee met last night al
their rooms IN Montague street, Mr.. Franklin W0od1
run presiding
Mr.. WHrrLoCK chairman OF the Executive Cons
mitree, stated that the Executive Committee, acting
under the provisions OF the bylaws presented thd
names Of i've members who had failed TO attend the
meeting.
On motion, the names OF the gentlemen were
stricken from the roll The following named gem
tlemen were appointed t. NIL the vacancies: Alder
man Tenuey, Charles Sforrs W. G. Lewis, John r..
Baker; J0nn F. Henry and Ripley Ropes go
Tue new charter was thcn taken up and discussed
Mr.. fARRiNcroN moved, as substitute for tba
resolution under consideration ct the .prevto u4
meeting, that the elective officers should oe the
head head of the Water and Sewage Commissioners. ID
s oiciais sSoaia % Se ecctsd and Ss accountable "a
the people for their ste ewardsnip.
striking M % out the co%pir0Iier 6sd been Adopted.
MI. FAnRNGroN then Withdrew the word Comp
motion was then INSIDE sna adopted 70 Divide
the question into IS many sections - there wero
ON motlon il was decided thas she Mayor snooid
Upon the question of Auditor Mr.. McLANE said
he thought they were going asiray. lie was Of me
opinion the mayor should have the appointing
and ,6s should os d Hs c
the heads OF Departments, FOR then there
would be less Inducements for pecuasi0n or
extravaganza. He did not see why the Water
Board was selected ous more especially from every
other department for political patronage. n tney
had but officer to elect tey would be more ablo
to measure MIN than . dozen wnom they mlgnt
elect. He moved the Auditor be appointed, ana
this motion was carried.
motion to elect the Aldermen was carried.
The question as 10 the election or appointment Of
the head OF the Board Of Water and sewerage Com
mission was then taken up aud discussed fOr some
time. 1t was finally decided to make II an elective
ONCE.
the committee then went into executive session.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
DARING DELIvERERs.

Bold Attempt to Rescue n Bank Icobber iD
New Brunswick, N. J.--PisloIs and Sew
York PoDicemen's Uniiorms.
Yesterday the town Of New Brunswick had o
fruitful and exciting theme Of discussion In one Of
the boldest attempts at jail deliveries on record.
ON the preceding evening, 1t WIN 10 remembered,
that about month ago burglar, giving hls nasse
as sncdec0r. and hailing from new YORK. was
caught IN the act Of attempting 70 the Dsnk -
Jamesburk, In Middesex county. He was safely
secured In the County JaM as New Brunswsck, m
charge OF Sherln Buckalew. From Information
subsequently received, the authorities were led "a
believe that he was very important parsonage
' THIEVES or rHB METROPOLIS,
ana that II was not at all Improbable that des-
perate attempt would be made 70 rescue nln. Is
was. tnereore resolved % extra precautions "a
true this Information was - proven Dy the occur
rcnces OF SUNDAY night 5r .s.st. L4l..a
New York at twenty minutes 70 nine O'Clock r u:
Sunday night Tor New BRUNSWICK was party ol
eight men, four Of whom were dressed IN
UNIFoRAs or THB METROPOLITAN POLICE.
They got oil at New Brunswick and At once pro-
cecded to the county jail and rang the bell Inc
opened IL on the chain. He saw outside gr0up u
policemen holding IN custody, seemingly aprisoneR
.'Wnst do you wantsn quericd tine turnkey, drow.
swe've got a prisoner here We want looked M.
Hurry ana let's IN, responded one OF the officers.
without any further hesitation, the unftrln satIs-
fyinQ him thoroughly, the turnkey threw open the
rate and in filed the spolice.n Before MIR. turnkey
had time TO secure the gate ne was
sEIZED By THE "POkTC1n Il
bound, gagged and the keys taken from him. Th0
spOiceh whose true character was now revealed,
lett some OF the party TO guard the turnkey, while
the rest secured the prison In search 0f Snedecar.
they soon iound his cell, but not one OF the keys
would ht mis- cell door. II should mere be stated
'na' alnoIs PRECAUTIONS PREVIOUSLY TAKEN
by the authorities was the removal Of tnis Key from
the bunch TO safer place. The batiied desperaios
were about TO return and compel the t0rn-~
keys reveAlmcnt OF Its custody wnen tno
Deputy Sheriff heard the uoisc, slipped
on his clothes sslsed his revolver and
stole down stairs. From the corridor he saw
the "police,n and as onoe took IN the SITUATION.
Leveiiing ms revolver he fred, and the ''police'
supposisg probably that crowd Of onicefs were
about 20 p0unce on thenl, picked M their wounded
companion and beat hastier out than Ihey ehected
an entrance. At the sound Of hts pistol the deputy
ALMOST PAINTED AWAY
for q bret perlod. le finally recovered and re-
lea9ed the vurnkev. All day yesterday !he Sheriff
onA In men were securing the surrounding coun-
tTy; but the 'spolicemcnu or their "prisoner'' or
apftsonersv were nowhere TO be seen. 1t N now
tkOuQhs probable tnat t was to this gang that Tho
County Collectors once owes lis bursting open re-
Gently.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

Judge Robert Mcfarland has bssn appointed
Judge OF ths supreme Court Of Tennessee. vice
James T. Shields, declined. 1
The Columbia ,rcnn., Herald thinks that the days
Of the i1ug an Memphis are numbered, because 9, 500
vossrs out Of some four thousand have signed call
On Mayor johnson 70 run for re-electton. This
nes appear 70 be very healthy season ior political
rings anywhere ...s
southern paper says she way 70 beat Grant n to
let Toomps stephens, Jef Davis and the Bourbon
reds meet In convention and nominate him.
The Cincnnatl commercial dOuDes whether 6ena-
tor TrumOsn 10 in favor Of tho renominaon Of 0sn-
sKal Grant
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

Mr.. Thomas burst, who resides at No.29l Pros
pect street. was wayiaid last nigh. as he was pass
ing through Green lane. One man gagged MIN,
while Two others threw him violently upon tho
pavement and rfned his pockets OF $l0 From his
rough usage he went into q ft and was shortly
afterwards found In this condition by some ctlzens
anu conveyed 70 his home.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
RAILROAD CONCENTRATIONS WITH THE
RED RIVER DETTLEMENTS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is 1871.
Intelligence has been received By the nnanciaA
agents that the Northern Pacinc Railroad txacs
reached the Red River q four O'Clock tns aitsr.
noon.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
VIEWS OF TaE PAST.


DECExBEH 10.
lse0-An but three oi the banks Of Alabama eus-
pended specie payments.
161S-F0rt Niagara taKen BY the British.
lT1-W Washingt0n's army went into winter quarters
a& Valley Forge.