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Large sIectimg in Bu1nlO-VictOr Emmanuel
Congratulated Oh the Completion Of italian
Unity.

BUFFALO, Feb. g. 1871.
In response to o call OF the American Protestant
Association o large meeting was held in ST. James
Hall tonight to congratulate Victor Emmanuel on
the completion OF the unity Of the Italian nation
large portion OF the audience was composed oil
friends OF the Pope, who attended from curiosity.
The meeting was addressed BY several clcrgynen 81
the city, and resolutions were adopted IN accord
with the spirit OF the call.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

Mr.. E. N. Dlckerson lectures on the "Wonders
OF the Microscope" tonight at Association Hall.
Though lawyer by profession, MIR. Dickerson has
made scientific Investigation pastme, and IN his
searches among the little things of nature he has
made some wonderful discoveries.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

substitute Tor the one which passed the House,
lating to the grade Of the line and STAFF OF the navy
1t is believed that unless it is attached to the Naval
Appropriation bill 1t cannot be passed at the present
session.
Agents to Negotiate the New Loan.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has under con-
sderation the appointment Of numb er of general
agents at home ana abroad to advertise the merits
of the new loan and to assist in putting the bonds
on the market. He asserts that the five per cents
will be rapidly taken, and 1t is believed that the
first subscribers Will now have the choice OF
the number of five per cents they are willing to take
Should the expectations or the Secretary be realized
he will then devote his attention to the four and
half per cents, retiring as many of the fve.twentes
and ten-forties, In accordance with his financial
poicy. tN&4A ras M
CONGRESSMAN Bowen Before the Police Cour,.
Congressman, Bowen, the man of many wives
appeared before Judge Smell, Of the Police Court.
this afternoon and gave bail in the sum OF $4,000 for
his appearance before the Criminal Court.
Nominations Sent to the Senate
The following nominations were sent TO the Senate
to-day
the Southera district of Alabama. Thomas Russell
he Collector OF Customs for the district Of Boston
York, TO be United States Consul at santiago Cape
Verde Islands.
Resolution Sisned by the President.
The President to-day approved the resolution
prescribing the oath to be taken by II. " M. Miller
Senator eject from Georgia.
2he Duty on Coal.
When MI. Shumaker endeavored 20 Introduce his
ioint resolution to-day MI. Brooks, OF New York,
wished TO have read in that connection a telegram
received by him from New York, as folIows:-
Coal twenty dollars a ton. Cannot you maugurate
an Immediate movement to abolish duty2
Haytien Consul mt New York.
Tne President has recognized c. A. Van fokkekn
as Consul Of Hayt at New York.
Personal. A
General West, Senator elect from Louisiana in the
place of Harris, has arrived.
Hon. p. H. lie Poer Trench, who for several years
past has occupied the position or Second Secretary
of the BRUSH legation has returned to Washington
to resume mis- duAies He LEFT Washington last Sep
tember with the expectation Of being assigned 10
The New York herald., 1871-02-24
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

WALLAcK's THEATRE-A matinee In the afternoon
has become In New York an accepted and popular
anomaly, ana the mingled vivacity ana grace dis
played last night by both Mr.. Lester walack as Sir
Edward Ardent and Miss Madeline Henriques as
Mrs. Chillington IN Dance's one act comedy entitled
"a Morning Call" might well render morning
call in the evening equally fashionable. This spark
ing comedy was produced for the second time this
season with SUCCESS which cannot fail 10 be re-
peated as often al its dialogue shall he sustained
by such brilliant nterocutors as Mr.. Wallack and
MISS Henriques. .'Wooacock's Little Gamc,u by
Morton, was also reproduced last night at Waacks.
The following was the cast
M. WoCucock. MI Lester Waack
Auopnus mr. D. H. -tOddardt
Mr christopher Larkins .. Mar
Mr. ~ VI. Holnnd
II
NOlOnei tarver miss Emily Mestayer
Mrs W0odcock.... ............... Miss Fowler
Susan. Miss Flora clayton
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FUUIIC serVICe was HeIu yesterday at Kutgef5
Female College In honor Of the Day OF Prayer for
Colleges At halfpast one p NJ. the faculty and
students, together with some other friends Of the
sttution, assembled in the chapel to listen to DIS
course Dy Rev. Richard B. Tnurst0n, OF Stamford,
Conn.,, who preached on the character vi queen
Esther and It's lessons OF dignity pley and faithful
ness. Rev. Professor Martin, OF the University. OF
this city, and Rev. DR.. Vaudeville, OF Harlem also
conducted parts Of the service.
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This comedy Is too great favorlte and the excel
LEM style In which II Is brought out at Wallacks ls
than that MIR. Lester Waack never before appeared
in 1t to better advantage. THIS (Fridayl evening
BuckstOnc's admirable comedy, "Msrred Life"
will be presented at Walacks for the first time this
New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

Now Ready
Mr.. GREELEY'' RECENT
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
WITH HIS
AND HIS
SPEECH ON HIS RETURN TO NETWORK,
CONTENTS:
CULTIVATION BY STEAM IY LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA AND HER LEvEBs.
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS.
water Agriculture.
Observation-Disclosures,
ludustrj Should be Dlrspitsd
The Preservation Of Trees
baums for FGfmer.
TEXAS THE STATE MATERIALLY CONSIDERED
How theT I've 10 len.
Tb. fpture OF the STATE
Railroads TeIks
TeIs. Land Of Promi,e
lnpedimeuts 10 Travel IN TtIss
UrcertlOped Resources.
THE FREEDMEN OF THE sQITH
Tl,ir Cosdiiios. and Wts, h'y say
Tb. whte ves Of Emancipation.
PrOgreH Of the South
RECEPTION OF Mr. GREELET, n. T., JUNE 10.
lif. Fancter's AddresL
Mr GIetey. RsspOpse. "a which be ip.,t, Of his
IEvtstioh TO TeIAs-Nomgstobs
Speeches at NewOr,eaas ssd CClasbas.
ta.versl Aunesiy-Ths Ku.Kiur.
Les and S siGs.ssil J.ei.os
Dead Iluss Should be Dropped.
Ike, ke., kc
HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION
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Oran adsrsssi this sace viii Be fntd The plsps Ys
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC PARKS. BRoADwAY
ORDINANCES, RULES, AND REGULA-
~ TIoyS OF THE PUBLIC SQUARES AND PLACES IN THE
The Board Commissioner, Department Public Parks
City ofNew.YOrk DO orlan IS follows ,,,,,,,.
ALL PERSONS ARE Forbidden
To cut break way re dac the trees shrubs,
plants grass posts nngs chains ps hnppols, beaches tn
SQUARES OF place. within CITY Newfork dig
the soil within the boundaries Of such parks places
To foot or otherwise the except when aud where
the word " common IS posted
To expose any article for sale exhibition unl,s previously
licensed on any part Of sna squares or places or on any street
1o post any b fael notice other paper upon structure
within sqasres places Gpoa sny adjacent
thereto unless previously ceDsd SO to do by the President Of tie De-
10 play upon musical instrument within sgss squares pisces
OF tie aio carry or any dag banner .t or transparency
To structure stand PLATFORM bold meetings
such squares or places without previous Peasos therefor from said
threatening abusFe Insulting language uroa any
squares OF pe or dong any obscene Indecent act thereon any
No hackney coach, cage wagon other vehicle hire
,ha STAND uoa y sc1 square OF place street or ayenue
By President the Department
g. No horse or Other animal shall be allowed upon such
places except that dog. be allowed when By chsa
proper dog sting nc, exceeding feeI In length
M No person aa bahe or h In anyof the waters fountains In
interfere vh tue sh squares pce,
H. ~ dotde or improper persons and all persons doing
from by the ParkLeePsriu charge thereof
i. No anms or vehicle sa be permitted to stand neru
branee Of hind be allowed remain upon any street adjacent
bounding public square place the CITY Newlork With
out the previous PERMISSION OF this Department. tie PTedeB there
'.ng lo,d merchandise 10 the usual manner aud
n oeeu The street eafoshe time purpose provided how
ever h't the hs not While doing unnecessarily neunbe the
a. Any person arrested or violating orn're regulation Of
to u. nearest natrate ard complaint shall thercpon be entered and
tie rerson deAl With according {, law.
PEIfR d swFFNY President
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In State bonds the features were Georgia IS tgold
which were IA good Investment demand advancing on
free inquiry per cent to 9 the s. being steady al
New January and July South Caroilnas were weak ~
6Ti; Tonncssees being nrm at i and Missours strong
at CO. Aalainas yielding per cent, TO os The following
we're the bids:
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Christian Anderson George 6rote Charleston and its
Suburbs Alaska and others "Thc Mathematics OF the
Universe striking paper pointing out tho relations
Of number and time which pervado the constitution OF
Nature, and indicate indwclng Intelligence Ia tho
arrangements of the material world Mr. barley gives
third chapter of his Fragments Of Travel" describing
his journey from Venice 10 Mau and his experience at
Lucerne and Rg showing equal felicity OF execution
with pencil and pen The departments OF Table Talk
and Miscellany" which always attractive features
of this Journal show their accustomed fertility OF re-
source.
The Atlantic, for August, opens with an ar
tcle on Were Wolves and Swan MadeBs," by John
Fske in which that writer his keen scent for
all manner Of human superstitons In explaining the
medieval conception Of persons transformed into wolves
and The belief did not reach its complete develop
ment until the pagan habits OF thought In which it orig
mated were modified by contact with with Christian
theology. With this clue Mr. Fiske follows up the in
trcaces Of the subject with learning and ingenuity
presenting an essay equally attractive and informing
other articles of interest in this number are Ay Fathers
shipwreck," the continuation of Mountaineering in
the Sierra Nevada" and "Encyclicals of Traveller"
Mr. Howells gives the second instament OF Their We'd
ding Journey" and rev story Is commenced by II.
James, jr, entitled "watch and Ward" "The Singer
by John G. Whittier. is appreciative and feeling
tribute TO the memory Of the late Alice Cary
lhe leading paper III LppiRcou Is an able
exposition of the political antecedents OF The Great
War Of 1870" by Edmond Scherer The writer presents
lively portraiture Of Louis Napoleon, whom he de-
scrbes greatly overrated political adventurer though
not without certain capacity Of an inferior order He
has succeeded by his very extravaganza, attempting
what reasonable would have tried, and by trying
has brought it within his reach Though charlatan he
possesses the knowledge and dexterty required In bis
line His very Of deep insight of respect for hu
man nature and of moral scrupes has helped him on to
power. But he was match for Bismarck, whom the
writer considers the greatest dpomatist since Rchelieu
His description OF the adroit Prussan statesman has
several mastery touches. The Monthly Gossip" In
this number has extract from the political Diary OF
John Quincy Adams" which 1t announces as nearly
ready for the press, and original letter OF DR..
Franklin.
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The money market is very easy. the call borrowers pay
Ing O. g. and per cent fer their accommodations ."p
tasts not disposed to lend on time ~ ~"
rates long date mercantile PAPER being also, slow OF
sale. while short signatures go at iBd5 per cent.
The decline in gold made basis fer lower ra"Sc
OF prices FOR Government bonds, which were anon" per
cent on from the average quotations OF Saturday Tie
market left OF steady. Fisk iStch report 10 '"""S
A
New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

The gold speculation was usual tame. The market
at the start was weak at m owing TO the reduced rates
of foreign exchange later the price reacted to 1923 at
which anJ Illg, it subsequently ranged. There was a
good demand for cash gold which lent Aat, and at l. 2
and per cent for borrowing per cent being paid for
carrying. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: God cleared S3sSjso)o gold bal
ances, 81, ,095,571; currency balances, N,2s95i3.
Tho follovfpo were the quotations:
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% following were the bids fer City bank shares
lalrlv nollre Mith tho larren

Railroad bonds have been fairly active with the larger
transactions in Pacific Mortgages. These were steady
the Figsts having sold at s7b05i; Land Grants al,
and Incomes 60ia31; Cedar Falls and NiDncsotl Ffss
sold at "a; Chicago and Northwestern Consolidated e3t
and Hannibal and st. Joseph Convertible per cents
1924. The following were tho bids;
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DFFAHr1EsI o. Docks, Nos. 3e AND 9is Bno,sSAr}
o,r,,r NEY-NoEK, j lr -, lsil.

DtFAHrsESr o. Docks, Nos. $50 AND 9s Buo,sTAr,}
-on,,,, - NEY-NoRK, J4lr -, l5il.
NOllCE-Pursuant 10 the provisions of sub
d'n Of seton6 Of chapter si Laws Of g7 the Boan
Coaoners governing the Department Docks hereby
hi he paA, o The improvement OF the waterfront Of tie Cy OF New
,2ts d,,er9ned upon 'ail Board TIE 25 dag April
lb tub sdopd tJ the Connsone Of SkEg Fund and
iIrni TO the Board governing tis DEPARTS
ADOPTION ~Tt,en thereon conformity said pus
AMI ehe hl In tie oee of this Beard public
dali, betw.en Tic hours Of 10 aud II O'Clock aud
hon and .i-r the said 2'ih day Of Ap 1871 whs pier bakhaG
osnn doe OF , or ay wharf sine;a sapeicge be laid
out eai OF rebuilt within The Territory d. enbseed 10 aud
specified such plsns except accordance Herewith
JOhN I. AGNEW.
HENRY A. SMITH.
WILSON q. HUNT tCommissonsra
klCHAHD ~ HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD. ]
J. O1aMyiAn HIus Sssssu.
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e the quotations:
The DAVIS transactions at tue T. = Sub Treasury were

Foreign exchange is weak at the quotations given be-
iow Transactions, however are at concessions, ana we
hear of one prime banking firm drawing freely at llct
direct, less brokerage against reported negotiation
at,rnaJ of NpC-Ynrk City bonds. We uuOte:
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The Monthly Part of Appletons' Journal pre-
sents its usual variety Of miscellaneous reading with
generous supply Of pictorial illustrations Among the
contents OF the number biographical and his
lerieaI Articles Including notices Of " h. horse HsDs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

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ob he little pretend 10 Language that few is
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familiar 10 tie general ear
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yaequsn'el with tie elementary truths Of ebem and oa
"pe1leIiag 10 others
,Ulfthee raraf,rh which will be readily sni
T understood Of ien yers then have
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NOTICE of SALE Of LANDS and TENE-
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New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

The Philadelphia stock market was steady today
Pennsylvania sixes third Issue, sold at 1Col PLade
pha and Erie RrOad 2'g Reading Railroad 5's an"
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad COY. Cold closed at li2.
Tic soIlo,c,pg IA comparatvc statement Of the earn
New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

Messrs. winslow, Ianicr Co.. nnSaeal sseS1s IN
n,and Rapds aud Indiana Railroad Company, oher, "
anoiher column, the Fret Mortgage Land Grant ~
cent Gold bonds OF the Company nj 70 aud aecruve
t.rest IN currency. Tie road h now In operanon -
niles and its net earnings pay the interest on te
and half millions already issled. The whole euss.
the road, when completed, will bc 80 mee us no.S
srh extremity will connect with the kervhesp w.
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SECOND BOARD,
SECOND BUAKU, i i. NJ.
taI Hoads latlyodd Bonds Bunk and R0road-bIpr,ss

SGhs of0orerEnent B0rr.. ,,o
no so Con .II2L 1900 U. B. $50 Peg 62''il
zO 1900 L. S.ts 3l keg''''''''A0'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

The chronological Journal with its usual tact
IN selecting subjects Of general interest fer its
leading articles opens with biographical sketch Of
Professor John Tyndall with portrait and phrenolog
icaI estimate OF that eminent physicist The portrait
fails % do Justice the prevailing expression bis
face which e marked by symmetry we'll force and
which 1t is remarked in the notices "There is grace
the Of the features there is quiet and
te expression in the eyes while the very itself u
doates harmony Of organization and high tone o. eul
ture" Among other topics treated OF In bs number
~UDiversal Law" Spiritual Presence" "Dlrty Chill
dren" Marriage" "The Nervous and the Parslyzed,"
together with variety brief paragraphs, which for
che most part are instructive as wen as short.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

A uniform edition of the complete Works
of Is p wHIPPLE in six volumes is Issued by j. r. Os-
good Co., forming in itself valuable library OF liter
sry criticism ethical discussion and pquan sketches Of
character and social life.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

Art for July, is an excellent number of the
pictorial magazine which has high reputation
among cultivated readers both sides Of the Atlantic
Among the illustrations is the celebrated engraving OF
The knight aud Death" by Albert Ddrer, reproduced
with great vigor by the beloype process There are also
copies Of "Poesie" " by j. Coomans, and "sr Walter
Raleigh in the Tower" by Henry Wallis.
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Loans aul Dis Specie. Leg Ten. Deposits.

TABLE Of The Acreage Amount Of Loans, Specie, CircNa
t0H Deuosits, and LeJdl ItcaeYS ia he BDttS 0l ne
civ OF Eew- YORK for he cee. ending Saturday. JHty
New-York tribune., 1871-07-25

Among the articles of more or less popular
snterest in the Journal Of Psychological Medicine may
be noted "The Sphere, Rights and Obligations Of Med
Seal Experte," by James j. ODes, NJ. ID. "Aphasa, by
DIR. Samuel Henry Dickson, and "Taste. pbysologcaly
considered" by Guy D. DAILY, NJ. d. The whole number
indeed comparatively free from purely technical dis
eussisBs and contains much suggestive matter FOR all
tlasees OF Intelligent readers.
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The book remarkable AMI the good ns. excellent advice
and valuable hnts that IL sbOunds nmake really valuable
IN any Of business occupation or profession
Il ought sell mo.s OF Every family ought have
and they ought to read and re.resdit
be the hands Of and child In the
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them.
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printed, bound in elegant cloth covers with gilt back