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PORT OF NEW yeaR, JuLy 90, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship Russia (Br Cook Liverpool via Queenstown
G g FIancklyn.
Steamship Georgia, Crowcl Chnrleston--H Morgan &
Co
Steamship wamsu,.a, Fish. New Bedford Ferguson 4
Wood
ship Berkshire Brl, Council, Londou-Peabody, willis
Co.
Ship Golden Cts Br,, Jones, London-C Wright Co.
ship INLAND tNti), iioJes, Bremen-Oerichs Il Co
Shin Charlotte NGl, Gatien. RremenFunch Edye Co.
Ozark Punjaub Br) Mcconnell, London, & Knox Il
T,s rs reported yesterday having been cleared for Bel
" narE wTG Robidson Coz.
~ VIZ ma, Mudgett, Cronstad-N Emery
P Pars rs ikvIs fBr Mckenzie, Picou NS--D McCoi
"a N"!PA0' "sitmore ST john NB-Russel, HOwes 4
Rrig soe anus, kaa,,.ovich London-Slocovich Co.
BahIu.Wrndt reiens 3 crNG), Maas Pernambuco and
Brig Loeb Lomoad, Cioush, Gfi-town MGR p Buck &
'o"i'' WV DUN ~
Brig !ialee Brown, Kingston. Ja--nst solomon = Co.
Brig t Ii Haviand (Br), Leblanc, Pictoh' Ns.Haton
Watson & Co. "'-""''"
Brig Mary Ladd (Br, wynan, Yarmouth Ns-por, g.
Uncken. Wy" ~
Brig Vesta CBr) vickery, Yarmouth.
Brig Msgdala t3r Campbell, sackvllIe via St John, Nh
T Ncvlus q Sous.
schr Leading Star roote St Johus, NF-Heney Parker
Schr 7 Grant, Bradshaw, Har5or Grace-D X DeWolf IL
Co
Schr Atlantic, Barker, Hantsport yarmouth-H De
Wof Co.
sehr Sparkling Sea, Fakenburs Jacksonville Bentley,
Miller Co
schr Ida Richardson Bcdoll. Charleston Evans Ball
Co.
Schr Reeves Brennan, Richmond-van Brunt & Bro.
schr j Brewer, LongsIreet Toms Rivers Godwin q
Son
sloop Mary Elizabeth Hallesen. New Hayen--Racket, 4
Bro
Steamer Tacony, kicnofs, Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie Fenton, Phila dcphIl.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia.
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IOBGkEy POLITICIANS kFLOAT.
Hundred and EIGHTY Persons Immersed
in the North River-Nobedy Drowned,
py, MANY Hurt.

BreaStDg oil II Bridge III E0bOheD-One
Hundred and EIGHTY Persons Immersed
in the North River-Nobedy Drowned,
Bst Many Hurt.
1t has seldom been the lot OF the residents OF HOBO
ken alias Tatte;own} to enjoy such a sensation as
That created yesterday evening by the unexpected
ducking which many OF the citizens received by
being preclpitated into the waters OF the North
River. great tub race was announced to take
place near the foot OF Fourth street between Officer
Bob Henry, Charles Worden John Ryan and Dick
Doucy. Between and eight O'Clock about
three thousand persons,iSO all ages, nations and
conditions, crowded. towards the foot Of Fourth
street 10 witness the contest. From a point near
the club house there extended to the bath house a
bridge hundred feet in length bullt piles.
The structure 49, rather was, very frai one be-
ing destined 10 sustain only small parties visiting
the Data house or hiring some o. the scores OF row.
poas that lie around. On this bridge upwards OF
fifteen hundred of the multitude congregated while
The tuOs were being rigged ard the racers prepared
for the contest. Just then loud crash OF unioers
heard and then
spLAsuEs. SHOUTS AND ORGANS.
The bridge had broken down some nifty feet from
the shore. and 100 iadiyiduals-uen, women and
chiidIen-were hudoled en- ntdSSe into the water be-
low. While the confusion that followed at Its
height, communication with the land having been
cut on, the multitude rushed back. and IN few
seconds another cracking OF tlmDcrs took place.
The bridge broke in anotuer spot, and eighty people
were precpltdted into the river, rhe water mere
beng much deeper. Those who were yet ON the
fridge began TO despair OF safety and many Of those
III the water must nave perlsDed but for the num-
Ders Of boats that Doated close by. Onicer henry
rescued len persons who were on the point OF
drowning MI simon Burns who was one OF the
ducked party, saved three boys and woman
whose cOrpucnce was q grave obstacle 10 her
The others could be seen holding fast 10 the
piles, barges ana rowbOats, wadne 10 the snore.
A crowd OF
POLITICIANS FELL VICTIMS
10 the accident, Most OF tnem had put on clean
shirts, tight pants ant boots and wnile stove-pIpe
mats all OF when 10 be placed in me racers WASH
tubs. These gents sneakeJ home ward IN "a lar less
pOnpous attitude than that winch they assumed "a
The bridge. me occurrence marreo by the
Injuries when some persons received Otiicer
Henry stood broken glass and had his foot bad ly
cut. middIe-a2ed woman broke her arm, and
many others received WOUNDS by striking against
n&lis IN The Plies Fortunately no one was drowned
~ far as could be asceitained. Tie tub race Of
course ud not take place. Every one who witnessed
dIG not ensue.
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SAN FRANCISCAN, July ls-saied, steamship wonga
Wonga (Br). Stewart. Honolulu and Sydney.
SAVANNAH, July e Arrived schrs II White SMITH
Salem; Enchantrecs, Phillips, new York.
misunderstanding Lizzie Baker, White My York.
25th--Sailed steamship Virgo, Buckley, New f0rk
2sth Arrived barks crmea, Cardiff yir!uos, Hsvanss
schrs Frank Lucas, Yucatan CorneLa. PHILADELPHIA.
Ceared-.s chrs Edwards, Rowland, Wilmington, Del;
Etawan Charleston
Port Johnson; straon, Stanley, Elzabethport Gem.
Thomas New York; oath, brig Mechanc Dyer Balttmore
schrs Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey II Baker, Kelley }
Shnder Lee Louisa Frazier SeeIman, Philadelphia
SOMERSEf July 92-Sailed. schrs Right Away, Luther;
Ocean Wave Bryant, and Ella Barnes, Avery Phiade
phia. - ~
and Osprey for Boston, Montrcse Port johnson
for do Sea Breeze Elizabehpo for Salem Lizzie Poor,
New York Belfast Dwight Davidson, for Philadelphia
WILMINGTON, Nc, July 23-Arrved, barks Victoria Pc
more schrs Lucia Murchson Jones, New York. Tendenz
(NG), Haser, New York -
Cleared path, steamship Benefactor. Jones, New York
brig Annie Durkee (Br Brown London; schr Francona
Leavitt Bath Me.
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sEw yoRK STATE TEACHERS CONTENTION.

LoCRPoRT. n. Y, July 20, 1871
al the trains to-day brought large accessons 10
The New NCrg State Teachers Convention. now IN
session in this city. 1t Is estimated there are nearly
one thousand strangers mere. All The hotels are
fui, and the women attending the Convention arc
entertained By the citizens The weather continues
Dclutlfu..
The convention rcasscmbled IN Arcade Hall OF
nine A. NJ to-day Precedent Steele Ia the chair. lie
announced The standing committees.
Papers we're read 10y G. ,. Hasey, A. NJ, OF Canaan
daipua and Professor ID. II. Critenden, a. NJ, OF
New YORK.
AFTER dsposing OF some miscellaneous business
toe following resolutions were adopted
Resolvet, That "A committee be appointed correspond
with the upeunteudents aud other school authorities
ctora cities aud with school commissioners and 20 confer
with state superintendent and Secretary the Board OF
Eesent and report al The next annual meeting sysem for
securing correct and uniform school statistics.
Resolved, Thai tee Of three he appointed de-
hheIate and report The meeting scheme
the Ushnen OF educational journal
The Official organ Of TINS association.
Adjourned until two J.. N.
ArrENNOOE SESSION
AZ tAe afternoon sesslou papers were read by Wal.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship ,s Cuba r Noodle Liverpool July II via
traneklyn July rs "a miles Of sandy Hook passed
ship Russia hence for Liverpool 80 miles OF do, steamship
mss aa h., July @ WITH
gales with very heavy head sea the entire passage
Norfolk with mdse ana passengers. to the Old Dominion
Steamship fani,a, Doane Philadelphia, with md.e, to the
Lorilard Steamship Co.
salt Samuel Thomrson's Nephew Co-vesse to order
Hsy o Mde.sorousn 81 days.
with railway iron to order to Wendt, Yeens Boss
'a s sas aaa %
s0s Ii. S'sS .n 1Ga before for the
Bark Payzant cd Knowt9n Arirosan 20 days with
hads ana lad strong and sM winds from i. q
6arE Anna Walsh, cocms. Newpor. 4e days. with railway
ery wnds up 70 the Banks thence light winds Gains
1909 qnn;as Of fsh. who reported having
BARK Rhea CNGj BucKhoz stetn 40 days. with mdse to
I9s, Co. Took the Northern and had sr1n
Bark wekin, snow, Rotterdam days. with rndse to RIP
and s% winds june a. Ia, Z a. lon g. had heavy gaze
The sAaHs
hsa als R Eu'h hs G 81 DAYS. with on
70 funch Edye Co. Took the northern passage and had
M from the bows s ans
s ~a or a H u. lon 81 Ps sh n
(Br), bound " 10 days " of the Banks.
na;s, raass hay: G. So;;ssEp Sss:s;.
M po o. sa
Bark san cciri.co ,a Fabe,,i Ancona los day.. with
birthstone, order Passed Gibraltar May n; had heavy
weather July "a "a, 90 loo Y A. ship GOethen Nd
BARK ldaaG kiohardson Sienfueeo. 10 days. with sugar.
t..y inst 49, ' ION g. s save
Bark Eureka Obj Carman Caibarien II days. with sugar.
TO oster Has been days north OF Haeras with heavy
Barr s5 boS Ght Ward osSsep u days with
Of lat cs with WINDS. Js sss soI
Ion q, spose oark Q ". Roosevelt hence for Havana
~: s ssS.s
spoIe orig Mcleod from Liverpool, rs Saaeira -
with wool ana hies 70 jed Frye 4. %. Crossed
a: S so lon aas bad T ! g to A. 30
Glpsey Queen sr, from Swansea FOR vaparaso 2ath
YORK July Ion g g. pra i" srow 'S. f ROM
grlG Acsiis Thuriow White, Arsebo "A days, with sugar
to Hicks Tabins vessel to b rhurlow Son. Had ne
lying 10 in sesvS gale Herman MuseiaSnn ana John
11n ra n G n s. e.
company with bark DIVA Davis cof FhtadeIphia,
Brig hoeor Csp Barasarda, Havana, Ii days ballast,
p Ts BT sq pye . s wfs Ref l days. with salt to
woodrSr Robinson vessel to oranaa BerssG 60 Had
Is 81 " bSd heavy squat from SOUTH Which a cSsa away
manshee &c has been days north OF Haiteras with ght
, Bng Bradene Gordon Cow Bay, IS days with coal e
scnr Aiaveiia JOY Jacksonville, days. with to p
Scar Jed Frye Langley Jacksonville days with Iamber
schr John Ferris. St Jonn, Georgetown. DC.
s sssF s Pierce Soe FOR New Haven July
30 20 niles ssE OF BaTnega fell IN with scnr loaded with
other name bad her broad eide lay cy
her hours and ed times to se Line 70 her but owns
NOS succeed ~ taxing the crew Oh Ihe schr lay WITH ner
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ness. II they were many II would he impossible for
them 10 indulge m these displays; but being few IN
number, they enjoy sort OF half liberation, and,
prcsuming upon this offer such lrrtationS To their
low-countrymen Of the other way OF thinking as
are almost sure to lead to violence and disorder.
The whole matter suggests nothing but censure;
and the disgraceful episodes Of Wednesday In New
FORK Will long remain blot upon the already su1l-
cienuy despatched character OF the irish race"
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YACHTING.

The following yachts passed through Hell Gate
yesterday
The yacht Magic, Wallack, from Newport for New
York.
York.
1he yacht Fleetwing, Osgood, from New London
for New York.
The steam yacht William NJ. Tweed from New
York Tor Glen Cove, ana returned.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

glo0,OM 5000. Sl5,vL $1,000 $500
:ell .Soo ets. $50 c $40 s76 s4pc e2i2 s4O0
s9ls 100 Co., .4os S0,s 80 i625t.
The highest rates paid FOR Doubloons kinds Of Gold
and Silver, Government Securities, &C.
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers,
No. 10 W all York
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ter A. Brownen principal OF the Fairfield Seminary;
Oliver Morehousc, principal OF Albion Academy: Dr.
s. s. Green. President OF Brown University OF
Rhode Island; NJ. NJ. Baldwin. principal OF Groton
Academy; W. NJ. Jelin, OF Brooklyn, and DR.. Clark,
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SHIP PIN NEW S
Almanac Tor New Kark = This Day.

Sun rises. $50. 4 81 Moon sets morn IL 33
Sun sets. ....... Z u High water morn 8 Al
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

so sloo9e 5000; a $iSps s;oo|o Siocs $500
1918. 1901 1884, Jlg0s. 40 6s5 ip5
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sprung upper foretrysa,fyar and to galantyards
81 a. w va
split mainsal and lost dying b 2oh, during heavy sw
scHR sTEPHEN HorcuKIss from Philadelphia for Boston,
with cargo Of coal has snns in about Il asoms of water
Semi X MANNING is ashore mile above Delaware
Breakwater.
Miscellaneous.
indebted Purser Harry Haskell OF the steamship
Magnolia, from Savannah, for favors.
LAuNGnnp-Joly3 3, from the yard Of Roderck Rose,
s IMP by 5ex
e York e coal between inc provinces new
CURRENTS OF TUE NORTH ATLANTIo-New York, July
rs To the editor OF the New York deraldAs perhaps
regard to the ocean, enclose for Insertion In
81 1T eGs sw hSss
IN bottle and fastened to piece Of plank the
and When i was picked up Tae Original n nag
and can he seen by any VINO takes
THOMAS + FREEMAN, steamship Colorado
BERGEN, Aug q, 1866.
GESrLnMEN-The enclosed letter handed yes,cr-
day 'Changc. 1t found the 9Th June, Hesc
Of the Northand ,r@dsrs ALTHOUGH i is old think
duty TO forward it, and hasten, therefore, so to do.
am seD''e"e0 yours sI%R re British Vic. Consul
Aug 81 on the Goth August, 1908
& nn 70 an e e s sn
Ing south the st Tropdaom north finmaik east Sweden
Islands, 5050 miles shores greatly ndened lakes
and rivers nunerous chief town, Bodoe Vide Harpers
Gazetteer.)
lat "a IS n ion IL SO wind WNW per compass flesh gale
barometer 1884, thermometer 80 sympisomeer $40 Their
siometer and the thermometer the OF the
Ss hang sa S
poor Saturday morning August 10; yesterday, at PM
Ss%y 70, Sew Yor; y from ". as.
b. fell from the lee oe Of the main yard deck
Whoever picks this up win confer favor the by
sending IL 10 Guion Co. Liverpool
witnes.--Thomas Freeman, arst oilcer William Cor
depber ~ Il 'U g o ' on the b,es Of @ os near AZ can
81 june, l-65 Yunven muir. Brovisesind, He.lo
WhaIemen.
Sailed from New Bedford 2ttb inst barks Ospray Miard
Ibe majority Of The crews Of both vessels ere eeoe M
) Morrison Co Of South street, New York;
ton q june i oe s a'a O. 10, c
b 6os y a asa h FOR New s.GGr pssdenona
sailed from New London a2i, schr Francis Allyn Glass
leter from Capt Amy, Of bark Preeden, of NIB reports
hsyo: sailed from Helena May e. aeS, day TOOK
bbs oil by bark Kathleen and for New Bedford and
her at Bay H. with 1875 bols So OIL ali old
reports scr al Bay 81 May H. With So Sbs - oil last
letter ron Capt thatcher Of bark vean of Mr. re-
ports her The west OF New Holland March y oil
letter from on board Napoleon Fuller, reports
at Bay OF Islands June ~ ready for
spoken.
Snip Tuscsrorl from Liverpool for Philadelphia July "A,
lat ~ 40, oa os IS by pilot boat g Blunt. solD,
ship florence Treat, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, July
BARK Francis fay Robbins, from Liverpool for Boston,
BARK CITY Of Bangor, fienzes, from Antwerp for vapa-
raiso, aay2l lat 9l4e :, ION 4 q.
10, lal 30 A., lon oS
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j. B. MARTINEZ 4 CO.,
10 Wall street,

We have received The 1871 and 1872
j. d. MARTINEZ 4 CO.,
Box 1885 Post ONCE, New York ~
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ the Courts OF different Sates No publicity Adv,,a
free. Notary Public and Commissioner Tor every Stale
Ell KING, Counsellor atLaw, 36s Broadway
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAlNED IN
"a different States; dcsertion &c, sufficient cause;
publlciy charge until divorce obalned adv,cs frr
NJ HOUSE, Attorney. 100 Broadway
RADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE. CAusTIc or
~ detention from business for Structure Fsula Piles
Diseases OF The Pcvc Vscer, Diseases and Deformics OK
the Eye, nose, Face and Person 49, ~
Hurry 4, DANIELS, N. D., Jdi Lexinpto ton avenue.
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Marine Disasters.

Steamships Russia, and Idaho, Liverpool; Georgia,
Charleston.
Wind a, sunset wSw light.
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BELOW,

Brig Havana, from July "a, of Cape May Lishtshi
nilnf boat Lane. No IL
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

We hardly think Gov. Aus.in's
popularity has been increased during
his term Of service. We are not oppos.
ed to his election, but We are opposed
to his nomination If his unpopularity
is sufficient to make his election in tn E
least doubtful. His staunchcst friends
claim for him no decided ability, nor any
peculiar fitness for the Office except
honesty. Is this quality so scarce 10
the State that it cannot be found IN
combination with less negative virtues :?
Is there no available man in the Re-
publican ranks who would carry
with him to the gubernatorial chair
some characteristics of statesman 9th.
er than the ability to keep his hands
cut Of the public treasury? These are
questions worthy of consideration BY
those who are endeavoring to force up
on the people and the Republican
party dead weight of unpopulsrity
in the person Of Gov. Austin, which
may give the State to tn, Democrats:
-Austin Register. -. .. -. ...
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AINHEsOTA ABVVS.

4INHEsOTA NEWS.
Senator Ames, Of Mississippi, 10
whiting his father, at Duudas.
Tho Saltwater Messenger Gays
Dan Fry had his right arm out of By
the bursting OF saw.
The Glencoe Regisssr reports tha
killing Of Charles Clutter, Of Win
stead, by being thrown from his w,goa'
The M,nk.to Rev;..o ny K,sf
fer's hotel, Lake Crystal, Wa destroyed
BY FIRE.
Tho people Of Dakota and Scot
counties are to vote on change o.
boundary-line.
The County Commissioner Of We
bashaw county, At their last meeting
appropriated $4,000 for . new jai
building a Wabashaw.
Tho body of Miss Bsveridge, o
La Crescent, who wandered from hom'
while in = fit Of insanity, - noticed lss
week, has since been found, floating o.
the water.
The Faribault Republican give
the particulars Of the suicide Of . 3oun
girl named Louisa Hoyt, OF tho tow
Of Bridgewster, who took srsenie, Pr
ferriug death to the discovery Of he
shame. Before dying she gave tn
name Of Geo. Montgomery Is the a.
thor of her ruin.
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LITERARY NOTICES,

The July number Of the Ald;ne
is as rich 10 illustration and varied in
matter as any Of the preceding ones,
and certainly ought to have plsce on
the tables Of all who have any taste
for the true and beautiful in art. The
illustrations comprise among tho full
page ones "The Ruins of tho Temple
Of Minerva. 1.-THE Konigssee," If:
ter Heyn, and one Of Kooewka's Won
derful and humorous s,lhouettes "The
Start and Tho Return" in which tho
artist contrives to read US . quaint lit
tie hcmily on the Aeeting nature Of
human pleasure in the most genial
fashion. The five others, though lees
10 size, are equally good. The literary
matter is fully up 10 tho standard.
James Sutton & Co., publishers, New
York.
The July number begins tho
Seventh Volume of tho Overland
Monthly, one Of the freshest aud m oct
original of our American publications.
Among the principal articles IN the
present number are "With the Seurs
at the Golden Horn :" "Aerolites -
"The Maories )" "a Middle Watch =
1.-THE Home Of an Empress )" "P.ciae
Sea Coast Views )" "The Haunted Val.
ley;;" etc. John H. Germany l. Co.
publishers, San Francisco, Cal.
Arthur, Home Magazine bring,
its usual supply Of fashion plates, pat
terms, choice literary matter, recipes
&c., making it an acceptable visitor q,
any household. T. 8. Arthur l. Sons
publishers, PhiIadelphia.
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Tho Faribault Republican says
. "dullness Of trade is operating IN:
vorabl1 in some parts of the State
Or heavy. fixtures have occurred
hin , short time in Rochester, one
n, il is stated having liabilities to
E, amount Of 100000 and two others
5000 each. A number Of OIL firms
$ reported have suspended 10 Lake
w. The northern portion Of the
to is remarkably prosperous. We
not hear complaints Of dullncss Of
lie, aud scarcely any failures ara re-
ted: Our prosperity is due in some
,sure to the construction Of rail-
Is, and greatly to the diversity Of
-ustrial pursuits. The manufacture
lumber is a source Of income to all
ses, and other manufactures help to
eve this section from the poverty
generally follows exclusive attcn-
to. wheat raisins.-&. Paul Pr
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Register of the Treasury,

Register of tho Treasury
RsSistesed Bonds will bs issued OF shs dsnomins
sions OF ~, <loV, j5Oo, $l0Jv $500 SlvVou, and
coupon bonds Vi each denomination except The last
two. The interest will b. payable In the Unitsd
States at the ocs Of the Treasurer ds&gnats4 d.
pository Ct the Government, quarterly, the hrs.
days Of February. May, Auxust, aud November. IN
sath year.
The 1atervst the Registered Stock Of this Loan.
It 10 determined by the treasury Department. will w
paid - eonveniently to the holder the Coupon
stuck, and personal attendance by proxy, At tue
lreasury, T. draw and receipt for the Interest will
~ dispensed with, whenever tie check Of The Us,tea
atss ztsaswrer, ssailed panetwaity to the ad1ess
ssr Of each holder, before eue,y Q.averday, i
1refesred to such attendance This check, payable
Gold Coin ~ the Treasury New York, Tor such othe,
ONCE ~ the stock 10 registered at) will be nexotl
able the Endorsement OF owners of the
Stock. In pursuance Of this arrangement, tho sub.
scribsrs to, purchases the Stock in it, register
ID form, (Which IL = complete protection agsin>t
theft other losses incisnt to Coupon Bonds nay.
able to Bsarer) are advised to give their Post-ofce
address in FULL andto notify OF any change in the Id
dress between quarter days.
Tho whole proceeds Of the nsw loan will b applied
70 the payment Or redemption and cancellation of th
SO per cent bonds, and, in addition to these pro
eseds the s2s are now being reduced BY purchase
the rate of$lo, 0oo, 900 per month. Z
The entire effect. therefore, If the New Loan, IL
connection with the existing Sinking Fund process.
Of the Treasury, s to reduce both Principal and IL
tsfest Of the Public Debt Of the United 9tates n
Lean creates ~ additional sxpply If Govessmes
Socks, while the application Of the surplus revenue.
dsEtvedin Gold from Customs constantly lessoninh
- 1t he's been doing for two years past the Fonde
Stocks baartug xix per cent. Gold Interest.
The st OF May schedule Of the Putlc Debt, Which,
has just been Published by the Secretary Of tn.
Trsasary, shows reduction In thess Stocks since tue
April schedule Of 2l67oo, and further lssssnine
Of the yearly interest charge thereon d $780,.
This leaves the total interest charge In Coli
9111 03A. In tie same month the Treasury paid
and cancelled $2.47o Of tho Three per Csot. Car
rsncy Dsbt reducing he whols Of this debt bsa1inS
interest 70 Isl and the yearly Interest charge
thereon to Il ,ss7, go 80.
The proposed further reduction Of the annual In
tsrest charge upon the Public Debt BY rsfandipg i
- follows: 49,
BY exchange of $500 ono 900 Called States ~,
1851 100000
s1 Per cs s.a for four and half Per "a mn
By exchange 81 100000 900 United state. "'''''
dx per cents for four per cents Of 1901 100000
h Total saving per snnum BY rsfanding Is 500 900
ysas q Private capital NV sstiEss tea assvs bIsl