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New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

The steamer Scotia took out s39J,0Co and The Idaho
s7O,OO0
The money market is still abundanty supplied with
oanabe funds aud the range OF rates call is and
per cent prime mercantile acceptanccs going at 6aGl per
cent. Three per cent certificates TO the amount Of
si,4OOOOO have been cancelled and the 3Oth proxmo
an additional million ana quarter will be called In
The supply OF national bank notes the street this
afternoon il very large and the notes taken at dis
count Of I1Gat per cent Washington dispatches have
1t that the Controller Of the Currency has called upon the
banks for statement OF the, condition the close Of
business last Saturday.
Government bonds were, steady and quiet during the
morning, but improved In the afternoon, closing irn
the basis Of ll3l 1856 for lS57s
Fisk Hatch report us follows at p. M:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
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SECOND HOARD. i. NJ.
MEnNEsnAY. May 3-P. ".


Tho duIIuess which has marked the course
Of the stock market during the week again apparent
tbo AT thc close there the faintest Indications
OF impr3yement in activity, but nothing positive Is
known at the present writing OF the action or dongs OF
the Lake shore Convention, and until this meeting ds-
solves IL is not iprJbabe any important moves VIII re
made on the chess-board of stock speculation At the
openlae the market was weak but advanced and con-
tnucd strong until after the adjournment of the first
session. when It gain became heavy. After the o'clock
BOARD prices under the leadership Of Lake Shore made
an inward turn the market ruling firm for time, but
later reached the lowest prices OF Tie day. Ihe
volume OF business restricted, and speculation run
chiefly 10 Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi, NOith-Nest
eru and Rock Island In the drs-named there was tine
usual gossip current and fully meaningless as on any
previous occasion but after ALL it was noticeable that
those p tics who most stouy contend that large scrip
dividend is in the programme are not sufficiently POSITIVE
to venture heavily the long side Of the MARKET we
those assuming the reverse are not disposed to sell
largely for future delivery. The Pennsylvania Central
Company, according TO street gossip. again come for
ward into the arcnatbs time buyers Of Rock Isleud
ia large blocla Order II IL said, make their
tlon complete from tue Atlantic scaboard to the Pacific
Coast the only missing link at present being be-
tween Chicago aud Omaha. Whether Rock Island IL
ultimately destined to swell the Teiled ranks OF the
Scott Guard" is yet, however subject OF fair criti
cism though like alexander, presume tic controller
OF so nav ailw@y de'nieS will be unhappy SO lonS as
there are other worries to conquer. Dealings IN the re-
aindeT of the active lis: Of no special Importance.
small business was done IN the less prominent securi-
ties but we note sales of Delaware, Licaawana ana
Western at loe{; NevYork and New inyen 100; scrip
40: Albany and Susquchanna 81. aud Boston, Hartford
and Erie a. Tue speculation in miscellaneous shares
run principally TO Pacific Mai and western Uhoh te
coal and other mining stocks being neglected Express
SHINES were firm The following table shows the MgncSt
aud luwost pIices OF active stocks mGGe to-day
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latch report as follows at Up. m:

The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
s. Sd issue, sold at Og Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 2s; Reading Raiload. 55t, and Penn
sylvania Railroad. G3. Gold closed at lilt.
The proposals OF the Treasury 10 buy s?OOOOoo Five
Twenty bonds drew out offerings aggregatng s6i635o at
prices ranging from nO.ss to lll..o The t.ooooo
ceDted were Ut ll09s " ll Tho details follows;
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MlNNEsO
RAILROAD of Iowa is now earning more ihah ~
lis 7 per cent gold bonds are equal for security
Governments or any Railroad issue. They COZ
mand ready market, and we are pieparedFo U
and sell them at all times.
No investment in tine market, possessing equal
guarantees Of safety returns an equal percentage or
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy has. gwen .
traffic guarantee, and obligates itself to invest is
these bonds so per cent of the gross earnings Iei
from all business from this road This IS sithclthN
Indication of the estimate of the enterprise by tho
LARGEST and most far-sghed corporation IN the West
Price 90 and accrued interest in currency ran
nblets and full particulars furnished on applIcaut
fA' HENRY CIEws * Co, 80 Nau-st
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OFFICE or MoRTOY, Bliss g. Co, BANEERs, }

NEN- lUhA, ~ My, IIII'
We offer for sale, at the current market prices Oh
the day, FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CE,;T GOLD
BONDS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Coupons payable July and Jan. l.
The Union Pacific Railroad has been in operations
as a through lme in connection with the Central
Pacific Railroad, since May TO- 1899. It's earnings for
the two years ending May 10, 1871, will be ever
Sl6GOO,OOO. The amount of yearly interest on the
Hrst-Mortgage Bonds is Sl.6S4,22O, gold. The net
earnings for 1870 were 2947SG2 27 The increase OF
net earnings for the three months ending April NJ
1871. were $3.50 lG6 SO over the corresponding perio
for 1870.
Col Thomas A. Scott, President Of the Company
estimates the
Earnings for 1871 at.........--........--S9CVNV
And Expenses at....-.---...--..-.---.-- f'''iVV'
Iearinc the estimated Net Earnings N,6OO,OoO
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Nem 11nblitatlons.

A MERICAN PH0TO-LITH0GRAPH coz
~ OFFICE has bees removed 70 No Ie3 Poon-sa. NY.
FAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
~ WEEKLY CHKOHJCLE fer 1871 will IN
s.eisy tIsso sres the obms. Soil Proiues hpsr,l
tt ese The Thes articles prepared
<p.y dseale for be iEensuos Of psy.ons look
- ~ ~ HeH<A ABsNsn Co1sspo6deah s be tspy prepared
100 pssd s rssersi iios tAs sAespss and r.lss
fnkuos 10 bt CbtHe BBbsel poB eby s2 rt-e
S.@seSs .ddrsss The Psb,bs RULs KICKS Esorvils Tss
A BsTRACT OF COLENSO ON THE PENTA-
- fkCCA ~ Pnsa y eAah AkkkICAJ kkWe Ca D. T.
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Leaving the estimated Net Earnings. s,5ooOoo
MORTON. Bliss 81 Co., 80 Broad-st.
INvrs,,lrNr SECURITIES.

To parties seeking perfectly safe and romuncratirN
investments, we especially commend the FIRsIi
MORTGAGE BONDS of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAJ
ROAD COMPANY. These bonds payable III go'
at the expiration of thirty years. with interest," pay
able in gold semi-annually, at the rate of 1910 pea
anuum, and are first and only mortgage upon ina
Road its rolling stock and franchises, and also upo
valuable land grant of % 600 acres permile Of roac
Maps and pamphlets fully descriptive of this hoa@
and its bonds can be obtained of JAY COOKE * Cos
Fiscal Agents " p II. r., No. 20 Wall-st, New ior'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
Entered
..-..s :. . =
Rerist er of the Treasury.

Registered bonds will be issred OF the denomina-
nations of 500, $lGc, $780, eI,OoO, s5OO aha SiooV'
and coupon bonds Cf each .'horiiha'ioh 1922 'h9
last two The int. rest will lie payable M the United
sta,es at the Office of the Treasurer eny Assistant
Treasurer or designated depository q the Govern
m.nt ouar.rlv ON the Firs, daJ If February. May,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
pANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Yrw FIVE PER CENT BONDS OF TIIR UNITED STATES.
The Treasury Department is now able to promise
that the registered Certificates of Stock and good
rart of the Coupon Bonds, of the New Loan OF the
limited States. bearing Five per cent Interest pay
able ouarterly in Gold, will be ready for delivery
o,rlv i, the present month. The Subscriptions TO
The Loan now amount to S62CC0OG0 and it is ex-
pccted that the Subscriptions and Sales will progress
more rapidly when the Certificates and Bonds are
ready for market abroad as well as at home. Inc
whole sum of Five per Cents offered to the public
generally. and to the holders Of United States o-|o
Bouds. without qualification, is $20O,OC0,O0O. When
This amount TO which preference is thus given is
taken up, the remainder of the Five per Cents,
ssoo 600 GOO embraced in the New Loan of July IA,
1870 for refuudng the Public Debt, will be offered
in connection with $500 OOOCO0 -Four and one-half
per Cents, and any part of $70OC0o00O 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-:
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 PER CENT.
UNIrED STATES OF AMEfICA
ARE INDEBTED To THE BEARER IN THE SUM OF
........-..-.-.- bOIh1hs' 81, ~, ..o
THIS BoND is issued in accordance with the pro
visions OF an act of Congress emitted Ah ~ :"
outhoriZe he r.funding of the National DeDt, hp,
proved July II, $780, amended by an Act appl2ttu a
Ian 90 ISL and is Iedeemabe at the pleasure OF the
United States after the LIST day Of May, D. 1881 IN
coin of the standard value of The United s!ates Oh
said July H. 1870, with interest III buch co,' i,oi @
The tay of tho date hereof at the rate Of FINL Ph
cENTUM per annum, payable quarterly, on me i, :;
day of February, May, August aud NO, eioel If
each year. The principal anu interest," me nf ,be
from The payment of all Taxes or Duties 0. INT ,ne
United States as well as FROM taxation IN any .o'ni'
by or under State. municipal, or local d"ihor"yco
~ WAsinnGION, .........., TO-.
Entered .... Recorded ........
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

The specie shipments to-day were less than half mil
Iona fact not encouraging TO rise in godand the
gold sales light, at l1lla1lli though the price
momentarily touched Ill III the gold loan market the
leading rates fat l. IT, and per cent for carry
ing The Treasury dsbursed $4,000 account Of coin
interest The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was follows: Gold cleared, S2i3GG,OOO; gold
balances s57575O currency balances, " 0J6,272 The
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

The foregoing is a correct statement OF the pubhc
debt as appears from the books and Treasurers re-
Turns in the Department at the close of buslness
April 80. ISL WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
SECOND BOARD,

Sot,s Of ,GOrsrEmeHi BOnf,. -
cra L. s. s20 Reg 6.....lO. 300 L. - JJtou
Con b5 $1,000.
> 91, - = .ii3l lc50OU. s. $40 Con 63......ll3I
= a small, IlJ small. llJ
L. ........2 O'Clock. .llJt 200 u s1o ne
$50 500 Re-. ~ p c. ll3 900 D. 6s Cdrrene
= .Hfrss rg. l.. fer
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL :.
NIX. JEsUP & CONP'Y have REMOVED t{am. -
Pine-st to MARQUAND BUILDINGS. ~ LiOtrH7
Nassau
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THE MARKETS..
Carefully reported for Tas TRtnvsHl

fC.rtfully reported TaE rRtHvsEi . 49,,
'N "WEDNESDAY. MAY J. lYI
ASHBs-Pos hrD at So 7se 81 70 feAIs A' ~
cotton ia active and steady; sales 1851 lses 41o eas M @
.nns so bses for 54s 5ses Tor oopssmPuon 81 o
nr recuacn aud bales transit Po iasnr 9shs I.,s
,.r.rs al 100 bales l4G l6c 20 for Jue Al
tS Cr Juy A. Itc AagUs al "a Gli. 80 l
AZ iilc and TO-DAY 2O0 ;ia al 5 liI o 9s S e ,.s
Ia 100 for Ju l4, 5oO for AgsusI al IL. alA' anu
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

Railroad bonds firm on well distributed dealings,
Michigan Southern Sinking Fund bonds sold at 1904 and
C. C. and l. C. Flrsts sc. The following the bl1s
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Gcachcr5.
Alusifa! 1nstrunlen!s.

A LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers, to
- RENT SELL eaap, for cash or N s;u,g ~ - 1Zt.1
call and crsi.ne 90 u NJ hEihLLL "ar
No. 8 Unon"qusre. tle5 Fo9r''v")
At Low PRlCES-PlANOS and ORGANS
"a Co. Organs STILES. reiucl pEees, SEN ID or
SOLD OF in,tainens > + GORDON, 100 bfo.dTa!.-
EOR SALE.-A magnificent Rosewood Chick
eErs ar Grnd PIANO :; alm0st neT tyr ALE
cheap privately Address wh real name 10 box o'C0, Ae"ioFk
General Post-OGcc.
IMPROVED SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO, man
uf.ct,re Horr wrrrnel 20 8 asa In tane ellal
the pianos; large aelss 5QJAa II
AMOS at yeiy prices No % West sIee-il, Eear sixth
DIANOS. = Sccond-hand PIANOS Of various
maker compr Ssues ipdlht ald Gfalis FOR SALE at
low prizes by ChCKEGNG SONS no Ii E-s. Four.eeah,
between broadway aud tIih-aye.
A GREAT OFFER :!
Horace Waters. 4NI Broadway, y. n,
will dispose HUNDRED PIANOS MELODTOSs aud ORGANS
eass maker ncgnc Naes a. EKrSfTEr 10" fRe
DURING fGs MONTH os W. tax. ioH - 70 ~ m9ah
until applied p1riha7oL ~" A1 ei
PAkLOR ORGAN The most beapf' ST h aIi fes .cn' as1e
Low on eK eKbbtiou a. 4ji brOa4way. N.Wtofk,
~~t
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

Greeley hiss written this book in the planet and simplest manner
He saws hone generally accorded the Of having set
forth pretend know language tha; few can fail 20 TN
derstand
avoided ss could tie Of terms and dneoni IN
familiar TO the general ear
b little hydrogen nitroren etc have kept to
vsf since whatever oht would he u'eless o.e
already eco ute elementary truths OF chemistry, and only
"peTpiexing TO others
hjv nndrsoo b an OF IL lcn have
ije TO MAKE thai paragraph simple l4l ended
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The days transactions at the T. g. SubIrcasury were:
rece.ts.... &5Ga.7 3svrurn. 81
Gold psymeHs..... tJ5io Clrelcy balance... 5tosd y
Coll balsuce 6)pJtB ~ CustOLs......... 4We W
Currency receipts. s19.j3 -
Foreign exchange steady on the basis Of the sub
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The book h remarkable ami the good rse, eeen aiTe
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them
The book published in very hsnsone style Beautifully
printed, boGnG eeeaL. eOiA covers with GIT bAcL
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

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The New York herald., 1871-11-30
SCOTLaND's SAINT.
The Festival OF st. Andrew-The Sc0ts' Re

The Festival Of st. Andrew-The Scots, Re.
union.
the concurrence OF the festival or St. Andrew with
Thangsgivlng Day Will doubtless give greater zest
TO the Of the latter festival by tue good
and canine Scots IN midst Scotland,
from o legendary account OF the removal
OF the remains OF ST. Andrew to her
Shores Iondly CLAIMS him as her patron, ana where
ever number Of her sons are upon this date
they gather Ior social and national rcunlon
ST Andrew one Of the two disciples
OF John the Baptist TO whom the latter cried 10
"Behold the Lamb Of God' as Jesus passed by them
Andrew and tne other disciple followed and having
accosled Jesus were invited TO reman With HIM.
They accepted the invitation, ana soon Andrew
went for Simon Peter his brother. and brought hin
to His Master. Although after the ascension the
name of st. Andrew IS not mentioned III the New
Testament, he Is believed TO nave disseminated the
do'trlnes OF Christianity in Asiat c and European
Scythla. Thrace, Macedonia. Eplrus ana AcIlia.
named region. he was seized al the order
OF Roman proconsul anu awarded what was TO
nlm ,ne 9'orous need OF mar'yrdom for his
and then cruci1ed upon an shaped cross. Inat
his death mignt not come swiftly and comparatively
without pam he was fastened Nth cords TO the G. oss,
AMI Gied OF tho torture VI hunger anu thirst.
CHRISTIAN lady of rank named Maximca, had his
body embaimed and nonorably inferred In the
early part oi lhe fourth century tie Emperor Con-
stantine removed the SAINTS body 10 I,yzantium or
Constantlnople, and deposited IL IN . church
The Scottish legend concludes the history OF the
Saints relics by relating ihal they were conveyed
lus, or Rule. TO Scotland aud placed in a church
that he bui on the eastern coast Of lie, where
ai'erward. arose the renowned city and Cathedral
j IS not likely that the day Will I've celebrated
with special services IN amy OF The churches nut its
conlmemora,lon WIZ be blended with that OF
THANKSGIVING.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

only 70 Him who said. "Inasmuch as ye did tt unt0
the least OF these, my brethren, We aid IT unto me-"
.AulQny those who have assisted them In their
efforts, We may mention the late George W. De-
mers, who, at the request 0i Governor FentOn,
wrote an exhaustive review Of the whole case.
Also superintendent Camppeii Allen, who was very
active Ia The eilort
VINO WAS TIE MURDERFR2
Although THIS question can never be definitely
answered, Ratzky's opinion Is doubtless correct
Ihai Feliner, unable 10 overcome tile temptation Vi
spending another night with the lovely Aloertina,
returned TO her arms, and oace in The clutches OF
that Delilah he was robbed and murdered, proba-
bly, through the aid oI the two Jews with whom
she and her sister were connected. Many crcum-
stances which we cannot at present relate go TO
show this.
Mans justice nAs failed to set this matter right
but the Infinite justice is combined with Infinite
knowledge, and by its power alone VIII Lnis crooked
Way be made straight
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
ROBERTS, THE R0EEEN.
An Alleged Wnnton Libel on the Woman
with Senator Wilson's Letter,

An Alleged Wanton Libel on the Woman
with Senator Wilson's Letter.
The sentencing TO three years. State Prison OF
O notorious boarding house thief named John Rob
erts, together with the hpnly dramatic woman
faintlng scene IN the Newark Court OF special Scs.
sions has already been described IN the
HERALD. since then q story was published In
the local prints pointediy lntlmatng that
the woman VINO GAINS to be Roberts,
wife and who is undoubtedly person OF superior
education breeding and connections, Is not his
wire at All, but woman with whom ne mas been on
the closest terms OF intimacy. IL further init
mated that the letter she produced signed by Senator
wilson, OF Massachusetts, recommending Roberts
TO the eniency OF the Court forgery. Yesterday
Mrs Roberts was In Newark and visited the county
JAIL where Roberts Is held penang removal TO
trenton She brought hlm from New YORK u basket
craInmed VITA the choicest vians and edlDies, ana
W as shown ihe printed dtencnts ABOUT ner Sue
NJ once FASTENED 10 the newspaper Offices and pro.
nouAced the statements as having Deen
MADE OUT or WHOLE CLOTH,
ana that she was able to pro luce her marriage Ger.
uacate, II necessary, TO prove tnai she Is koberts
we. AZ regards the Wilson letter. II is but Just 10
say that the court entertained not the slightest
DOUBT oi ik genuineness. Mrs. Roberts ~ Tail,
ladJhke woman, between thirty aud thirty -hve.
anu anu pair OF spaaSlng ilazei eyes.
She was dressed yesterday IN FIX
skirt am waist, cut as 10 expose the
least possible portion or clear-skinned neck. n
fur cape and stylish brown nat SET oil ner really
d,sLnUu nxurc. That sDc IS devoted in her alien
ti0ns 10 the wrec,ied convict ~ amply shown Dy her
unrenlittlng attentions " hs blixntess Maseiia'
wantN t
The New York herald., 1871-11-30

Decline Of the Smrllpox-Juismcnt Gives
Against the Dcsnultiny cay Treasurer f0l
the Full Amount Of Defm. .cnii0n--The Bott0m
Failing Out Of the Ciy.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. %, 1871. 4
have 1t on good authority that the smallpox N
decreasing. )
The stringent sanitary regulations and q general
compliance with the law and re lnest OF the nealt1
officers have worked wonderful change In tnd
past rev days. Very few new cases are reported;
and most OF them OF q mild type. lhe directions fol
treating patients, already pnulshel IN the hERALD
have been found TO be the 1cst means OF staying
the ravases OF the disease, ANA due attention thereto
will save many valuable lives should the disease
become al epidemic In New YORK. -. ssas'-Ss
The CITY Treasury troubles-whch have been fully
reported IN the HERALD to date--nave finally cus
minated In Judgment against MI. Marcer TOR the
fun amoant OF the dela eaton, rs witness THO
following order OF Jud. &c Paxs3n gwen IN the Court
0l common flcas to'la' my Of Philadelphia VS.
Joseph j. Marcer-Ani now i>ovembcr 29) above
case came on To TIC heard, anJ was argued by cOuI-
Sell and upon consideration tnefcJi IL i orderedl
and decrced bs tais Court tha judgment be entered
In favor Of said plailrin ani against the abovd
named Defendant In tue slm OF S4iSo4s 81, with,
costs OF the sult.o
There IS good deal o. excitement in one Of tho
lower wards OF tns CITY. cagscl b, Lne caving In Of
the street about dive oClo.k lns evening. The culf
yer near the corner OF iti'ili ana Oarpenter
streets cayed IN 10 within verv lew feet VI the
houses on both sides. making a casity twenty leoe
wide and about twenty ieeS deep. short time
Afterwards an0tner cave occurred IN the sam0
neighbornood, winch Is aDoat ten feet IN dlameter
ana so deep that THE bottom cannot he seen. Ther4
L. u sound as oi running water PLAINLY uiscernlolq
at tue bottom and smell u gas ISSUES from tne ln1
terror. The peopl. IN the neghoornoou M d0 no9
know whether they have struck OIL or something
worse. and the anair causes general alarm 10 thu
vicinity.
Joseph Bauer and his son Joseph were seriouslyT
II not fatally, wOanded last nipnt by Police Ser1
geant Pauley. Young Bauer was fugitive from.
justice, ana Pauliey arrested him last night on ~
charge Of woundnR police 0iiiccr last sprinQI
Bauer resisted ihe officer an his fatiler coming la
his assistance they overpowercd me onicer, who.
then drew revolver and nrci seven shots, nearly.
oil OF which took cnect IN the two men. Young
Bauer IS at home. guarded ny OilQers and nd
father Is ut the hospital Botn IN critical
condition.