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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

CIrY oT NEw.YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FRANCE, BUREAU
ARREARS OFFICE CLERK ARREARS, Sept u 1871
NOTICE of SALE of LANDS and TENE-
IN MBNTs unpaid Of 1908 1867 and 1893 and Coon water
rents Of 1855, 1876 and 1851 49,
Under Comptroller Of the City Of New York the
underne hereby gives public notice pursuant 70 The provisions Skhe
entitled act for the collection Of taves assessments and Coon
the City Of and to amend the several acts in
relation thereto" passed April y. 1911 , , ~
That the Of all lands and The CITY Of
been laid aud confirmed situated the
inclusive for the 1896 1857 and 1853 and
unpaid and also the respective owners Of all
City Of HeWlork. atuaed the Wards
Croton have been LAID for the
remaining due and unpaid
oured CrOton rents remaining due
unpaid his Once IN the Department OF
House. with the interest thereon at the
twelve per per the time with tbe ehges
this and default shall be made In such
meut such will be sold at public auction the
New the City Hall Park In the City Of NeW.ioIk on
THURSDAY the lh day OF December 1911 ocoek Tor the
lowest years which shall take The same In
consideration ,dvsneipg Of the Croton wster
may and unpaid and the interest thereon sfOre
and together th the charges Of this notice and
advertisement and all other costs and charges accrued and that
such pe " be continued from time 10 Tine until all fbe ana ana ne
ment. here advertised for sale shall be s"l ,,, ..
And hereby further that detsd saenent OF the
sIes and the COon water rents che Ownership Of hs properly taxed
and which COn rents unpaid pgbhshed pamphlet
and that cOP. Of the pamphlet deposited in The once OF The Bureau
Of The Cef OF be delivered any person applying for
The same. A. B. CADY ClGb Of ArreirL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

and interest paid to registered owner Ipteres.
able August ID and February Is. A liberal sinkin.
fund' formed from the entire land sales In n.vr,.,.
for which the bonds will be received at psr and .c
crued interest provides for the early nRui,hmsu,
Of this loan.
Trustees-Farmsrs Loan and Trust COMPANY
These bonds offer favorable Inducements 70 na,,;..
desiring to fund their Five-Twentes or other high
priced securities.
In converting Five-Twenties the investor. realiz,
II per cent profit the principal per cent DER An
NUN excess Of interest and at the same time get
perfect security.
Maps, circulars, documents, and full information
furnished ON application.
7LoWgk acting agents for the sale Of his IOaa our
firm buy aud sell In her Irregular business the bond, Of
the 81. Joseph and Dearer City Railroad Company those
@ the Eastern DrisOn being quoted at 1O2 and &C.
crHed interest. These Tere originally placed BY ~ atS7l
TANNER Co., Bankers. No. II Wall-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

In Railroad bonds the transactions were small except
in Union Paccs These unusually active, the nrst
mortgages selling at 0s4i Land Grants, 7li07oi ana
Incomes 790nf Centrals remain steady at 1904
Morris and Essex dealt in at 1851 and e., u
and G. lists at s51as1 In most of the purely invest
ment bonds not vet quoted In the stock list hear Of
little falling of In demand, with none whatever In price
This s especially noticeable in the case OF the Land
Grants of the st. Joseph and Denver CITY The following
were the bids Cor railroad mortgages:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
In DENOMINATIONS OF 1900, $500 AND 800, can
now be had from the undersigned or through the
principal banks and bankers of the United States.
Tie attention Of investors is invited to the merits Of
these Bonds secured by first and only mortgage or
the road, equipments, franchises and property Of q
trunk line of railroad which will shorten the distance
between New York and San Francisco some go miles,
and in addition the mortgage 20 secure the Bonds
covers land grant of 900 acr of the most fer
tile land in the West which is prob bited from being
sold at less than four te4 dollar per acre by the
terms Of the mortgage deed, and according to the
present market price of the Illinois Central Comps-
ny's lands lie worth Sls75OOOO This loan Was orgi-
nally for $5OoOOO but has been largely reduced by
subscriptions Of actual investors The remaining
balance Of the loan Is offered at 0 and accrued ln-
teres but the right is reserved to advance the price
at any time, without notice.
The Bonds have thirty years to run bear per
cent interest, payable in New.York. London or
Frankfort Main, ut the option Of the holder
without notice. free Of taxes. Born PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST ARR PAYABLE IN GoLp. They are Coupon
Bonds but can be registered with the coupons
on, or can -bs 1eaistsssa with lie eouDONs 0gS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Is now very
from TOmah to st. Paul by November. The earn
ings of the Road from local traffic the completed
portion constitute already profitable business; aud
which will make it the Great Airline Route from
Chicago to the Northwest, etecting o saving Of
more than 100 miles over the present route. The
a valuable Land Grant Of 100000 acres. They bear
interest in gold at the rate of per cent per annum
and are sold now at 80 and accrued interest in cur
GwYNNE, JOHNSON g. DAY, 10 Wall-st. where
pamphlets aud further information may be obtained.
JACKSON Co. Missouri EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale by w. p. CONVERSE & Co., 81 Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
TUESDAY, Oct. Up. N.

TUESDAY, Oct. lip. N.
There has been great irregularity in the stock
market to-day and prices have been very much unsettled
The alarm and agitation OF last week have given place 10
a more hopeful tone; but the money stringency whcn
continues in mtigated FORM renders difficult to carry
stocks and tends to increase the number OF sellers Tie
CLIQUE stocks such Ohio and Mississippi Pacific Mall
and Western Union have especial objects of attack
and the transactions In them were very large during Ie
day especially in Western Union, which was pressed
sharply but had strong support. The fact that the
Western Union has borrowed money for the pur-
chase Of Its own stock, made during the last
ak months has been used with some effect against
It, The fortunes Of the day hung obviously In the bal
ance between bull and bear side until in the afternoon
when prices gave way all round and the market was
quite heavy Notwithstanding the feversh condition OF
the market It is worthy Of that little remnants
of the panic feeling last week to be seen and there
seems to be In place disposition to meet the crisis
with courage and hope The only obstacle to an imme-
date Improvement in stock values Is evidently met In
the unsatisfactory condition OF the money market which
under call for currency created by the chicago nre,
at a time when banks were contracting, has
assumed a hard and unnatural tone. IT, however, money
paper monaghan be for any length OF time, it
will be one of the wonders of political economy unless
such scarcity produced by contraction Of it's volume
Its temporary employment at Chicago OF any other place.
may temporarily disturb central point like this city,
but like water 1t must seek Its own level again. II
unfortunate tnat our DduhS bnoulu nave ptch ~
much when the great disaster at Chicago struck
Walst but that any prolonged difficulty can visit the
money market hardly believe Prices at the opening Of
the stock market to-day about at the close yester
day. but the whole list went of to ~ per cent
slight rally and seadier feeling prevailed In the afternoon
which followed by weakness at the close. There
seems be disposition yet make long contracts and
It Is question whether the imitation process will be
again called in the aid Of confident bulls The
ponderance business conferred in Western Union
Pacific Mall Ohio and Mississippi, North Western, Lake
Shore, Wabash, and New-YOrk Central. fairly mod
crate business done in Reading, S. Paul. and Union
Pacific HARLEM went of to 1909, Commodore Wander.
bits notice to the Stock Exchange OF the sale on Friday
next through Messrs. Barton Allen of 10000 shares Of
the common capital stock Of the Company being part Of
shares authorized be issued at the meeting
OF the stockholders the 18th Of last April Investment
stocks shared In the general temper Of the railway
list miscellaneous and express stocks being neglected
The following table shows the highest aud lowest prices
O active stocka made to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
Coleman Benedcts closing quotations were:

Gold has been quiet bat weak, with the bulk OF bust
At 1884 1884, but sales were effected at 1874 and lIs
In the gold loan market the lending rates were g. g.
l. a. and per cent for having balances carried to fat
The steamer Hammonia sailed with $4,000 The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows:
Gold cleared tS2 sO Oo0 gold balances tl,7ss5O; cur
rency BALANCES s2OS7 i. The following the quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

State bonds were active well distributed business
The market at the First Board firm and more than
maintained the advance noted yesterday on Tennessees
and South Caronas. The former, however, fell on In
the afternoon TO e5 and the latter to 49, against at the
opening for the January and July issues hissous oe-
clned TO 90 and Virginia old to 50. North Caronas
specia tax sold as high as 1ef The following were the
AGN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

Foreign exchsnss mas In marked contrast to ysster.
day. and bills were In good sharp demand at 1854 SI8i
for pE1me 90 days sterling. and is sosl for short
though some of Che ieading draveFs were asking I
higher. As rule the borrowed bils have hesn neg
tlated aad purchases have to be made dipect In
the present condition Of European Affairs this metAOd Of
making use Of foreign capital relieves our money
market.
We have to record continual strngeney IN money,
the rates being per cent got 10 leSSsl OF QUO per
TO the general broker FIRMS and per currency
~ pos ceet sold on oevsrnnaRt hopdA The sgtviuWn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
Corporation Notices.

DEPARTMENT Public WORKS. BUREAU oI WATEH REGITR'R
HEw.YoRK, Oct Ia, 1911 !
NOTICE is hereby given that an additional
penalty will be added all unpaid water
CHARLES @. CORNELL, Water Registrar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

City Bank shares dull the days business embrac
ing the sales Of II of American Exchange at 49,
and II shares Of Metropolitan at lS5 el3 The following
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.-First Mortgage
on the Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, and in
dorsed by the State of Alabama. The road has but
two or three miles to finish. Limited to $4,000 per
mile of finished road. A good road. safe bond and
good guarantee. We offer them at 95 and interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co., No. IS Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

These Bonds are secured by FIRST and ONLY
Mortgage on the Road and its earnings and ALL THE
PROPERTY OF THE COMPANY, including nearly
6OOOOOOO of acres of the best agricultural timber
sections on the Continent.
About the LIST of January next nearly two millions
of acres of the finest lands in Minnesota will be
placed in the market by the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company. and the proceeds of their sale will
be used TO PURCHASE AND CANCEL THE CoMPANYs
7-3O BONDS, provided they can be purchased at q
price not exceeding 10.
These securities are now selling at par and accrued
interest in currency. JAY COOKE & Co.,
No. % Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD BONDS
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC

7-30 INTEREST IN GOLD,
PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY, JANUARY AND JULY,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAXES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
Mem civilizations.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC cos
n OFFICE hi" been removed - Ne lO3 FHltoast. M.
NIOW READY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

BRBSWAX steady Al 81 JJIc, cash.
HCOTTOS-The demand moderate the ofps M and pnees eas
on Al, grades closing receipts 9s bales brs
ing export T consumpon for future delivery the Ie
Was IA rb active but offerings free and prices lower " fOov'
q ourA dlnra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
THE MARKETS.
fc,r.tulIy reported for Tus rRrsrys.

~.
AsURs-Pot, steady at 81 SO Pearl, duls 80
BUILDING MATBRIALS-SteaIy and in moderate demand We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

COFFEE sales reported; Rio quoed al e. go oV
Is elc. do, and West India grades GU[Ze
CANDL BS dull and prices nominal -, --,.-, M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The President tO-da

sent to the Senate the following nominations:
Rosani g. Usher a. harhA for the District Of hasebust.
william H. LrssiG, SuryeVofti.nersl Of Colorado
James Henry L. Marshal for the Western District
D. BALDWIN, Y. =. the
Postmaster, john CLIFTON Rovb.,ie T.Bn John W FiEe Gin
Ma r. LststOp (OiuRba Mo-; j. G. Psrutt Eeokuk
Hsuei C. Drfuy Troy OHIO Harms Wbp pe Pair Haven Geo
Godn'h lehhuF Mas William J. Bart Boston Mas Charlie
H. sposurl RockfOni IN W. b. Robertson Salem Elliott Fay
oIslam, y A. Young Amsterdam. n y h. Ellis Bath n T.
CONTRIBUTIONS
The Senate In Executive session today confirmed the
following nominations:
Gt'n Turner To b. Minister Resilient spd Consul Cereal a. oen
Henry For, Consul At Plym"nh. England 80
Henry j. zimmerman Consul Argentine Repubhc
Heury David. Consul At Martinique.
Horace H. haughton. tonsul At Pernsmbuco. -.
ADrev Miller ~ California Receiver or Public Mones h' "n ~
War, Register Of Land Once, sus.avil. D.net, Cat
Collectors O) Cust0rns-k ". Massey ferktave Va
Eastern District Of Maryland MIhin r. Taylor b =" ~.
Rhoce Island Thomas Russell Boston aud Ch-f"''"H'
sarr,yor Of Cuon-Janes Marsh. Ksnsn CITY sssoor
collectors Of RerSnae-Iohn Miller r"'' p' ~
nesses; Joseph d. Kohehh. IRA District oh" NJ Rsce,.
I0spdscrs-AmbTos b. Gsluels. D,dhssia a.. 4 III
Ai.,n, Port Madison Iowa T. Merrill Winsheid"o nss \, ~
ColbuTu Lean Mast jos D. hs,s,,, r"i. n. NJ
Bo-tn, Mbur. M.n AeI Bowen nIpu .S.s,. mi Henri
Hsvesick Rock island H. ol'ef !, s n Iasr X,p, ONO
A Cr,,n J,r,, Cit, n J Mr. MAhofAh 10y, ~ a.
C,ra. o.So,.I S.,.nu.h shsrL hayh.laSH iyra .
W OuigKins EBrsbehtS-u, Nv oa"s.i " sr,r CLeI,,.h
Kansas; John j. skies Grass Nsle' "a H. o '' 1872
Mans =, [ .a h- g.r1-sf Natss STv-"iih-n n NAM
IH.u ,.iis Iloarpg .Yorki Thomas ~ Mhtsf, Nes
,mh man iesM Massachusetts PIases l1ite hs,ssehs
~ L. tys.t,. MsssAshustv; DsHd naN' hoe -
-, "A IIn..on Pennsyirans , N ''9eoli 49,, No..
Inn I,.,. M b. knuaes New ~ y. $3.50
90, Nam, lausi,nAi kUgeBe bvudi i@ssAs 1oeh 20
go. No. ,thur ". I.terrai Ne ne ne ~ w. "S-It
F,rsI J. smuOLi NpSis' w u h'i" ''uN''o " "''N' y
laar, h'hIsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
THE TRIU@HAL ENTRY.

PEACEFUL OCCUPATION OF PARIS BY TIE VIc1o-
RIoUs GHRMANs-TnE STREETS DESERTED
STRINGENT MEASURES TAKEN TO PRESERVE
PARIS wednesday, March l. 1871.
The German troops, with that iron determination
that has distinguished them during the war; are this
oner+ out their resolve Of entering the cap
ts which they have conquered. Inc FRENCH upto'n
latest moment, hoped that the Germans would forego
this unnecessary humiliation. Last night the rilnor
prevailed that the enemy had given up the intended
occupation, and it found credit in many quarters
The completion of the preparations and the ACTIVITY
Of the authorities, however forbade the hope OF
truth in the ruInoI- Tbs scenes i'll PORTIONS Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS
ENGLAND.
! ENGLAND.
DISCUSSION on TAXATION II TIE HOUSE OF
| COMMONS,

DISCUSSION on TAXATION II TIE HOUSE OF
COMMONS,
LONDON. Wednesday, March I, 1871.
In the House of Commons, last night, the
debate on The bill introduced by Mr. Lopes swept In the
whole question Of local and parocial taxation.
MI Goscbcn, President Of the Poor Law Board, tsd
the Government had extended minute inquiries into the
entire subject and ready for tho publication OF the
results Of vcsgations but begged for delay in the
consideration Of the subject by the House Of Commons
and deprecated generally tie making OF local charges
universal
MI Gladstone defended the pracpo Of local taxation
after which the House divided and there found to
be - majority Of 40 against the bill.
meeting Of tho working classes was hold nj Liver
pool laet night, which largely attended, and at
which speeches made and resolutions adopted con
dcrnnng the ncomplceucss OF thc Fcnan amnesty and
advocating the release Of those stll in prison.
In the House Of Commons this evening. the bill author
izlnc the burial Of Disorders in parish churchyards
without the burial service OF the Church, was carried 10
second reading by g. majority after sharp struggle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
XLIsr CoNGRESs-3D SESSION.
SENATE-EyENING SESSION.
IFor Regular Session, see second psge-l

FOr Regular Session, STE second psSeI
At the Evening Session OF the Senate the
Naval Appropriation bill was proceeded with.
The Committee on Appropriations reported IN amend
mcnt 10 strike out the proyso that $4,000 Appropriated
at the last session defray the expenses Of an eXped
ton 10 tho North Pole shall not be carried 70 tho surplus
fund or converted the Treasury Department hut
may be applied to the future expenses OF bad chpedliO
The amendment OF the Committee was disagreed to
Yeas Nays 2j and the proyo stands "a inserted ny
MIR STOCKTON Dem, " j. moved an amendment 20
appropriate $4,000 to pay Seth wilmer Tor LIS bydraulo
lift for raising monitor turrcts Adopted
MIR SCOTT rep, Penn.) moved and advocated an
amendment approprating 100000 for the removal OF tho
working portion Of the Philadelphia NaSyidrd TO
League Island.
Mr. MORRILL, rep, VIZ denied that in the accept.
nuce OF League Island 4 GIT the Government had
bound Itself 10 establish nayyyo,d there lie thought
onehaf the number Of navy yards would be sufficient
He moved 10 lay the amendment ON tho the IaDic Mega
tiycd-Yeas. n Nays, %.
MIR. BUCKINGHAM moved 70 amend tho amcnducnt
by apprOpriating $4,000 for nayyy az heS-Loudon'
Conn. Agreed 10 on diysiOn-22 10 %.
Mr.. CHANDLER moved TO lay tho amendment as
amended the tablo Agreed ", IS Senators rising IN
Mr. CRAGiN Rer, ~ H. moved as an amendment
the Naval Line and STAFF bill, which, no say was sub
or two provisions were not acceptable 10 either.
The amendment was then agreed tO-feas, 70; Nays12'
Mr.. MCCREERY, for reasons OF economy, moved 10
strike out Of tho bill the appropriation OF $4,000 Tor inc
construction OF two iron plated torpedo boaA winch was
lost by Yeas s,.tO Nays n.
The bill then passed. and the Deficiency Appropriation
bill taken up. At l2l the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-02
TELEGRAPHIC MOTHS.

49,. The Hart ford life insurance companies paid in
lose. b. death during lJ70, +',Ai.J D.!
- The French Relief Committee Of St. Louis
Col l. v Boy Chairman rsrd $3.50 GLANCE ye'rlaJ, and
1tet o male their contribution $1,000
~ The steamboat Connecticut will start from
and TO force passage lhoush 10 tn, The
ice . very scsk.
1t is reported at San Francisco that Webb's
steamship Inc vii he a.. Australia snd NsvIesnd roots with
or subsidy from Congress commencing March JL
-. The limits Of the new San Francisco park, west
Mountain, have l,n ds'sd Tlse II natural
and bills J feet and the other l2 feet high within the
49,. Some time since the Canal Appraisers awarded
Of damages ID. Cry Of Rochester amounting so A.
then the, hre learned that The claim aisen AMI they have
reopene4 The case.
800. The British screw steamer Prince Alfred,
San fsso last In the coast lire b"t~ech
e aud MrrcB and Central American ports sold II auction
Tueslsy Tor Ga o.
$50. The anniversary 81 the first arrival Of the
setshp Cors San fncsoO. 2n teebr.tei BY
her surgyug rs.'nsr that o on raes evening Tie ss.
sll o the Pssisc Coast
Col. Won Schmidt is engaged in pcrfecting
through e Sierra N,yAts bouutAB the u oue m n 3" dy
from lac hr Sacramento ami SsH Francisco lie
sll tegn s"Is THIS summer.
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CUBA.

IMPORTANT CUBAN vICTOGY-FIGHTISG NEAR
PUERTO PRINCIPE-DEsrGUCTlON OF PLAN
TATIONS.
HAVANA, March 1.--Lctters received here
state that battle was fought on tho 10th between COO
insurgents under Maxine Gomez, and 4Oo spanlards'
near Mayari seaport town the north coast near tho
mouth Of small stream which flows into the Bay OF Spe'
Tho Standards fought with great bravery but their am
Inuuifi0n becoming exhausted, they wCre obliged 10
retire The loss was heavy on both sides The sanatds
had 100 men killed. The number OF Insurgents killed -
moi known but their loss believed 10 be equally heavy.
An irtrcnched tower Of observation nine miles from
Puerto Principe has been attacked by 400 Insurgents
nudcr Benbcta and jose Mendoza, alias II Africino
The tower was defended 10y only Is mc and the attack
w1s kent M two hours. The insurgents failed but their
loss Il not known. Tie Spanish loss was killed and Il
wounded. 49, - -
Tlc insurgents destroyed the plantation San Jose %
miles from santiago on the 18th ut. Five negroes were
ked ana the buildings were burned. On the same day
Tho Insurgents also destroyed the cane fields Of the plan
tatlon La Perseverance,, belonging TO Alexander Bill,