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10 steamer for Europe took out $2l, 900

The steamer IOr Europe TOOK out $2l 600 In specie,
GOVERNMENTS ACTIVE AND BU0YANT
The government list opened tame, IN sympathy
with the general dulness of affairs at the Stock Ex
change, but at the last board became active on the
intelligence OF the diplomatic negotiations above
Ierred to- any prices suddenly advanced, the whole
market closing buoyant and strong at the advance
Confirming this attitude OF the market came cable
excerpt from the money article OF the London uans,,
reporting the more cheerful tone OF the financial
situation In England, with Stock Exchange coavlo
tons that the armistice In France would be fol-
lowed by satisfactory peace. The currency skies
sold at l1l2i. The following were the final street
prices this evening.--United States currency siSe,
11lS ili9i, do. SKIES, 1881, registered, ii3iG 4
1855; do. do, coupon, 113M 1l3S; do. 1ye.twe,-
ties, registered, May and November, 1l0I ll05f;
do. do, 1862 coupon. do, 1l15s 1ll5s; do. do,
1864, do. do, llo9S l1o't; do. do, 1865, DO DO.
110% ll04; do. do, registered, January and
July 1o9S 1895; do. do, 1866 coupon, do, lc9,s
a l09M do. do, 1867, do. do, 1o9S 1881; do. do
1868, do do, 1929 no. DO. tenforties, registered
1O7H 1913; do. do, coupon llo5 lio}I.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market opened duh aud gradually be.
came weak but rallied after the moraing board and
became steady, which situation 1t remained until
towards the close wnan 10 improved and LEI. OF
strong. The special features were New YORK Gen.
trail scrip, which advanced to 9o3S, and Harlem,
which sold at 1876. IN the miscellaneous shares
more was doing in Canton and quicksilver. The
former improved TO Il and tho latter 20 lax. The
Adams Express Company have declared dividend
of two per cent payable on the lst prox. The STOCK
Exchange voled donation OF $500 TO the relief
fund for the sufferers in France and the money as
sent to the Chamber of Commerce. TIC highest and
Iownst nricps M the day were c foIlows.-.
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FAST LIFE.

The Greene Street Shooting A1air-Dcath Of
Young Whittenburg-Ho Did Not Hob His
Employcrs-Investigatio Before Coroner
Young.
AT an early hour yesterday afternoon George w.
Whittenburg, the young man OF nineteen years who,
at twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night shot himself
through the head with pistol while In the house
NO. l65 Greene street, died In Bellevue Hospital
from the effects OF the INJURIES received.
As Will be remembered, Whttenburg was insensi-
BILE when found In bed, and remained In that con-
diIon up to the time OF his death. His parents ana
other remaining relatives remained at his bedside
In the hope tnat he would be partially restored 70
consciousness anu be ablo to speak to or recognize
them, but IN vain.
Coroner Young yesterday commenced an nyesti-
cation into the circumstances connected with the
death OF the misguided youtn. whose remains were
subsequently, delivered over to the parents ana taken
to Jersey CITY Tor inlernient The inqusltion Will he
concluded to-day, when Kitty Reynolds, the girl for
whom he seemed TO have such an adding Affection
and other witnesses, will be examined. The de-
ceased had KIND aud religious parents, who d,d
every thug 10 make his home comfortable and
happy aud they were not aware O his infatualon
or the abandoned girl which proved hls rum, etner.
wise they wou al have attempted his reclamation.
III has been publicly stated that Whittenburg mad
appropriated To hts own use about 500 OF money
belonging To his employers, Messrs smith Steele
oil Jersey Ciy but those gentlemen deny that such
was the fact, and give hlm an excellent character
While III their service.
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THE COURT S.
fCoNT1NUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.l

dants causing, as alleged, immense injury TO the
plaintiffs. An injunction was moved ny the plain.
gins, which was aned IN s67 bv Judge Davies and
which was revived ana extended In favor OF the re-
ceiver OF tue road by Judge pecknam. Wnen the
argument came on an adjournment was asked ana
granted ol tue condition OF part of the injunction
prayed Tor was oruered with reference 10 take tes-
tlmOny 10 ue used on the il argument. The partal
gnJunctlon thus granted followed literally the Ian
Suage Of the I'D uncton granted by Judges Davies
ana Peckham, though NOT so broad rs the later.
From tins order the Defendants appealed. IHe case
came up yesterday On tnis appeal; but tne same
was dismissed without argument, on the srouN
that the case was not IN condition TO appeal tnuS
giving the victory 10 the ERE railroad Company.
Field ana Sherman lor the Erie Raitrosd Company
Rnd J0bn a. Foley ana sidney I. talrcnilu lor the
QeleudlaIJ
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STREET uvoTArioa;.
Haif-pa., rive O'clock y. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb 9--5 r. NJ.
AsHEs--Receipts u packagea The market, at IS 75 a
81 IS for pots aud $3 70 80 rs for pearls quiet, but
steady
CoFrRr-Tbe market for Rio and Santos continued
strong with GOOD demand for all grades here and at the
ports. Prices without decided change WITH however
upward tendency The rales -g3 bags Contest
lT7y do, Machess, private aso III Baltimore
l3 bars per yeron; bU d. per Wsterwitch, bAb do,
per Asia also In New Orleans, 5OG7 bags per Trafalgar
and 5000 bags per Catherine Scott. all private
The OF and Sanos all January % to
have been of 900 bags fhe tonight
~ all ports embraces 49, 2e bags NO and Santos fol-
lows: New YORK, 1855 bags Baltimore u ns bays lamp
Roads for orders, a400 baga; Cbsreson 25V0
Savannah, $500 bags Mobile. 3i67 bags, and Galveston
$500 bags other descriptions OF coffee Ia moderate
demand but the unin porant Ocing confined
small lots for present the We quote
RIO ordinary luc. 0c air, lcs&c nae; good, ilc
1silc prime, 2.sc 34c n gold In bon days and
ksracalbo, i3c i7c; Lagusya, sc. lie: St Domingo
un boudl. skc sc Java, Ike &c. all gold duty pai
CoIToN:--The demand for this staple limited, but
wh improved tenor in the dispatches from
sellers enabled maintain prices the market,
though quiet. steady sub Joined auoi The
receipts st the ports toay show slight falling on
His bales against 2l6 bates received last Thurdsy The
receipts at New York to-day lS bales The eslos to-day
were 377 bales for EXPORT sos bales FOR home consumpon
$40 ba speculation and 81 bales in transit ro.a STss
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL 8 TRREr,
THURSDAY, Feb. 9-6 r. M. !

WALL STREEr,
THURSDAY. Feb. 9--6P M.
On 'Change to-day wheat opened quiet and heavy.
but towards the close was In better demand and
became steady. The cotton market was dull and .
shade lower.
ANOTHER DULL DAY IN WALL STREET.
The Wall street markets were again mOnotonous
and inactive until towards the close when some life
was exhibited and rather larger business trans
acted IL remains 10 be seen what effect will be pro-
duced by
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS QUESTION
In the form II Is likely to assume under the recent
action OF tae British government and OF the course
to-day OF the au horlties at Washington. The
present important phase or the matter was not In
fact known In the street this afternoon beyond o
small number OF brokers having friends or agencies
at the national capital, and to their knowledge Is
attributed the rather active market just before
the termination or business.
MONEY THREE 10 FIVE PER CENT.
rhe mystery Of the dulness in Wau street h
heightened BY the remarkable ease in the money
MARKET which shows condition OF relaxation sell
dom paralleled at this season OF the year. To-day
the best rate on call loans five per cent, while
at four per cent the transactions almost tho
bulk Of business; they the majority Of all fresh
engagements Lenders had large balances over, aud
before the close of banking hours were running
dTouuu W tHPioy tHein, INC result Oh WHICH W ~
their compulsory acceptance or as low as three per
cent, rather than interest at ALL for their money
over night. Naturally the note brokers find reader
market for commercial paper, which is current at
seven per cent, with an occasional sale OF choice
''gilt edged" piece CT as low as six and half per
cent.
Foreign exchange was nominally unchanged, but
dull. II would be dificut sell any considerable
amount ut current quotations, but better criterion
OF the market will be had tomorrow when the re-
mitters make up their letters for Saturdays
steamers.
GOLD STEADY-111H A NIX.
The dealings In the Gold Room were devoid OF un-
usual feature, ana the market stood steady all day,
With the sales alternately ut 1l1h and lilsl. The
progress OF transactions In the loan market developed
an active demand for cash gold when was carried
at as low as two per cent, and was borrowed at nat
the fact giving rise to the surinise that the tmpor-
tant negotiations between the governments
at London and Washington were known TO
the 'bearsn the day before, who put CUP 3
heavy line OF speculative sales the strength Of
the information that High Joint Commission Of
the United States and England was about TO enter
upOn q discussion for the settlement OF the Ala
bama claims. The changes I'm the price OF gold
during the day are shown In the tables
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Decisions.
81 Judge Joach.msel.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

The case OF The People ys. Minnie Davis Is on
trial. The whole particulars Of the case have ap.
pearcd in the HERALD Minnie is charged with
Rrson III setting lre her own trunk in the hotel
where she boarded at The time. The circumstances
Of the case are well renem oered from the HERALD's
previous report of The anal The VIII close to-
day,
The following IS the calendar for to-day:-The
People vs. Minnie Davis icuutinuell, arson; Same
VS.. Frederick Lee, ROBBERY; same ss. Thomas lus-
ser, burglary; same vs. William Myers, lelonious
larceny; Same VS.. Emmanuel Loepel ana Ilapuael
LoeDel, grand larceny: Same vs. Ann t,racy grand
larceny: same kichard y. Rice, grand larceny
Same vs. Henry Lord, forgery; Same VS.. Robert ser
vice. receiving stolen goods same vs.. Nelly Gopi.
b0n, petty IsICeny from the person.
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Speculation In forward deliveries was only moderately
active but the Market In sympathy with the favorable
OF the liverpool market sesdter ard ut the close
the falling of in receipts at the outside prices sp
bo at kc 800 at slsc Sooat Ike March, 100 at 1885,
S~ g ApT sgo a. s:ae ioo 2, - ie,.oc Ivy at
litc 300 u Sc and Yesterday after report 100 bales.
LOCO at 1859, 400 AZ Il 9i6c April 800 at lf.c $40 At
lss4c May 500 az u l5lss. 2ooat sc %. Mobile 40
the above consolidated report $500 bales follows For
February, 5U0 at .c. for March, $40 a ic for April,
400 and 7Ou a u isl6c for May 500 lie. and
Juue 90 lJc 100 I5sSc and 900 at 54c The
prices yesterdays transactions deliveries
February. l45hc March, 1Oc April, Ssc May,
IA Yqc.; June sold NJ 10.
ELouR AND GgAIS. Receipts, a2l3 bbs -four, $50 bbls
l2w meat, 7720 bushels wheat 81
bushels r5 bushels and 1000 bushels malt. The
-four rket steady under " demand for export
prices about the The sales ahou. is
bois., including shipping extra Al - 40 Corn rlea
quiet. with saIes OF 100 bbs yellow Jersey @5
BnciWheat -four inactive but unchanged Wa note
sales oil % sacks al S3 15 for state. We quote
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OUR RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
The Differences Between England nnd the
United states.

United states.
special correspondence OF the Boston Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1871.
The President will send a message 10 Congress
tomorrow explanatory OF the present condition OF
the fishery question, and accounting for the extra
ordinary delay in the departure OF General Schenck.
The message Will state hat England mas shown a
disposition TO make nearly all the concessions de-
nanded on the part OF this government, far the
nsnery question and the navigation OF the 81. Law
concerned. In this connection II is stated,
on good authority that the Queens messenger VIII
arrive at New York tomorrow with dispatches to
Minister Thornton. empowering the latter TO settle
government. Tne favorable disposition or the
sald TO cause much bad feeling In Canada,
whose citizens feel aggrieyed at what they are led
10 consider Is compromise OF their rights. In Dip
lomatic circles II Is now the strong convection that
the Alabama claims will also find speedy and ami
cable solution. IL has been mentioned heretofore in
these deSpatches that negotiations were being
Quoted mere with regard to this matter In which the
utmost secrecy was observed. The messe niger al
luded TO above also bears dispatches aiming in
siructlons from the British government on this much
yeXed subject Tue only dinicuty now In the way
seems to be that England desires 10 separate the
Alabama claims from those arising from the depre
datious committed by the Florida, Shenandoah and
Others he President Is In favor OF this plan, but
Mr. Summer and several other Senators are opposed
To It, IL IS thought that the messengers dispatches
VIII cover this disputed point, and will appoint IL
satisfactory basis OF settlement for both Congress
ana the President to act on.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest und Eest Newspaper In the
Country.

Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF che present week, now
ready, contains splendid Cartoon representing the
Banquet OF Victory and the Disa Of Despair, to-
gether with the very latest News by the Cable up to
the hour OF publication Of the Great European War;
also Tcegraphic Dispatches fiom All Parts or tho
World; full Details OF the Horrible Catastrophe on
the hudson River Railroad; Burning OF the Adeipht
Theatre, Bostoa Heavy Bank Robbery In Phila-
delphia; aolden's Impeachment; How Prisoner
Played 1t on Boston Marshal, and the Execution Of
Dumer Rarget negio) la North Carolina for
the murder or another negro 10 obtain MS
wife, with full particulars OF the crime. IL also
contains the latest news by telegraph irom WASH
ington: Artistic, Fashionable Religious ana
Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amuse-
meats; Varieties: Facstig: Editorial Araces
on the prominent topics OF the day; Our AsrlcueurcI
Budget; Reviews or the Cattle, Horse Dry Goods and
Boo, ard shoe Markets; Financial ani Com
merc,al Intelligence. and accounts or all tho
important aud interesting eyents OF tbs week.
TERMS single subscription. 50; Three copies. IS:
Five copies SIS: fen coplss &l5; Sinsle copies, i've
cenfs each. A lmited humber Of advertisements
iQacrted w tAe WHaxLx hHRALAN
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WsSalJ6T0s-aEE UNIVERSITY.
YpuuguraSron Of General G. w. 6. Lee
az President.
Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Feb. 4 1871.

LEAlNGTUN, va, Feb. 9, 1871.
To-day being the day appointed Ter the Inaugural
tlop OF General g. w. Q. Lee as President OF the
washiagton-Lee University, made vacant by the
death Of his fatner, General h L. Lee, notwlth-
standing the inclemency OF the weather by nine
A. NJ. q large crowd had assembled at the Ccegc
Chapel to witness the ceremony.
General Lee was conducted 10 his seat by Mr.. j.
Randolph Tucker, and alter the usual chapel SER
vices, conducted by General PendlCt ton, who made
an earnest prayer for Gods blessing upon the step
about 10 be taken, Mr. ]. W. Bucsenbrouga made
some appropriate remarks
The official oath was then administered, when
General Lee advancing 10 the speakers st and In an
audible voice responded as folloWs:---
Icaunot be grateful sir for the kind sentiments You
have pease1 to cfprcss my behalf howeyer ite
deserve eml ana am sincerely anxious 20 your
expectations TO the fullest extent.
solenny gea1inr tbe duties and responsibilities OF tho
position take, ask of The honorable hoiy
winch REPRESENT aud OF the faculty students OF this
institution, the ,.omisei assistance and cooperation and
earnestly prayiu divine guidance, accept the trust com
mItted 70 my charge.
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SUPREME CousT-CaAMDeRs.
Decisions.
BY Judge Brady.

By JuUNt BTEUy.
Aerkl0 u.s. Tndtcher.-0T modified.
TIE Society rr Me Reformation Of JapeNtie De
ERQ1te1tS Is. Albert Dsers.- Iotlon denied.
Simmons Us. Erie Rdttcdg Co.-New trial denied.
Johnson 90 al rs. Whitman et d'.-aloticn denied,
OSOOod rs. A0o y.-Case settled.
Cumming IS. BUtts eI dG-Aiotion denied. with
leave TO renew, &c.
FtsE ~. rs. All any ana Salsquenanna RaMoad
Co.-PTOposea 0iuer settled.
IN ne ndtter o me AppacQtion ortae FIRST Ger
pan Methodist Eptscopat cltaca-Order grained
Sor leave TO sell.
BY Judge Sutherland.
Presoufg et al Cs. Observation-Disclosures ordered.
Ball In $500.
Faty0a.ilss et al rs. Phelps CT aL-Sherlf's bill
taxed.
By Judge Cardozo
MuUer gs Sch7peieF ~ 0t.--Proposed fldinEs ana
amendments settled
Henry r. HdFt0R rs. JQ1leS q. udTlpU.-Motlon
don,ed; COSTS 10 ABIDE event.
2le Pe0pte o. me Sdfe or NetD YORK. er rel. Us.
vCltn D0e.--WrG dismissed and prisoner renanded.
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The Release of the White Fawn--Dcrision Of
Judge Hazcr, Of tic Admiralty Court mt

st John N. b., tFeb 81 correspondence or the Eos
ton Advertiser
The grounds on which MIR. Robert L. HaZen. Judge
and commissary OF the Court OF Vice Admiralty, re-
fused 10 grant montion In the case oil the White
Fawn are that the vessel had not violated any law,
had noS been fishing. was not fishing and was not
preparing 70 1sh when captured. The fact that she
had brought bait no evidence that she intended
to FISH In British waters Sac had perfect right TO
buy herrings any other fish, purchase nets, lines
supplies in British port and had right TO pass
within tue thrce-miie limit, either from ner
own fishing ground. There was no proof tnat she
was preparing 10 lsh. More than this neces-
sary. she must be taken In the act OF putting out
lnes setting nets or doing some act that would
clearly and nnmistakahy prove she was about TO
fish. This is held by the Court to be the true pean-
Ing Of .'preparng TO fish,
The New York herald., 1871-02-10
asoTgEs JE7SEY ALoEsMtN GONE.

Late on wednesday night, aS his residence In
Elizabeth after protraoted illness, Alderman Pat.
rick Dockry, the representation in the Common
Council from the Third ward, passed 10 hts long
home. lie was greatly respected ami no leaves
wife END hve Children. on New Years Day lie was
In attendance at the Council Chamber Where he
caught a severe cold. which Frustrated him on hii
death lek
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SOUTHERN sECURIrfEs-NoRrH CAgoLINAs HIGHER
The North Caronas were still strong and prices
advanced TO 501a for the old and q Tor the new
bonds. 1t Is said that The State Convention intend
discussing the propriety OF ordering the State TO
appropriate toward the payment OF interest OH the
debt all the dividends received aud to DC received
from the stock OF The North Carolina Railroad for
which stock the State originally granted an equya-
lent OF Its bonds at par TO aid IN the construction
OF the road. private despatch from Mobile states
thar the city has resumed the payment Of in
terest on her bonds. Ire following were the
closing street prices OF the Southern list
Tennessee, ex coupon, ca O. 64ia; do, new, 6i q
An; Virginia, ex coupon, G5A4 6j do, new, G154
q G2; do registered s,oc1 Old, so Z 50jl; Georgia
slxes 80 s2 DO. seyens 80 IS; do. do, DID, ss 80;
North Carolina, eX-coupon, 51js 5I1S; do funding,
1866, 80 40: do. do, 1863, il 50; do, new, q
2S:do., special tax, i9& q Il; Missouri SKIES, so
ooL do, Hannibal aud Sc Joseph, S95S 90; Louisi-
ana skies, IL a 6s DO, new, Ct 63 do. leyee sxes
70 a rs; do DO, elghts, 80 So do. Peniten.iary
seveas, 70 D I6; do railroad eiehts, Is s2 Ala
balna Gyes, 20 r. 60. eghts IS 100; do railroad
e!ghts, 80 90; South Carolina sixes u u so; do,
new, January and july, 6e'5 4 go; do. do, April
aud October. CO.'S 6i; do. regular stock, Old, GO
G5 Arkansas skies, 81 q co; do. sevens, 55 a GO.
COMPARISON OF TIE EXPORTS.
The following shows The exports exclusive OF
specel r0n New York TO foreign ports FOR the week
ending February 7, and since the beginning OF tho
year.
1889. 1870. 1871
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ARKANSAS lsGiSlAruRs.l
Senator Brooks Gusted--e;evcrGor Clayton
SustuiBe6.
LITTLE ROCK, Feb. Q, 1871.

LITTLE ROCK Feb. O. 1871.
Brooks was ousted from the Senate yesterday by
over two-tbirds vote The democrats all voted for
him. The result is q decided victory for the rapub.
fcan party over the coalition or democrats and
Brooks and Mcdonald republicans. Clayton Is
IN the state, No further trouble anticipated.
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oYEa AND TssxlaEa.
Tho Convicted Murderer Thon

Tho Convicted Murderer Thomas.
Before Judge sutherland.
Ehe application Tor writ OF error and stay Of
Proceedings IN The case OF John Thomas, convicted
pr the murder OF Walter Johnson, argued on Wed.
k6sday, was denied th 3 morning. An application
viii be male by Mir. G0odlett, his couasel 10
Governor HOLMAN Tor Respite. IL Will be remem-
bered he was sentenced 10 DC hung neAt week, on
friday
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Sarah Kavanagh n child, two and half years OF
age whose parents reside at No. 996 Third avenue
died Yesterday from the effects OF scals received
about ten days ago 10y t3 up5etting OF teapot filled
with hot tea. Coroner Schirmer held an inquest
over the reIuaiDh
The New York herald., 1871-02-10

The following Is the letter OF Postmaster General
Creswell 10 Senator Ramsey. OF Minnesota, chair
man OF the Post ONCE Committee OF the Senate.
which was referred To in his report already pub
Iished, on the Chorpenning claim. This report, 1t
Will be remembered, acquitted Mr. Creswell Of all
blame IN the matter and recommended that the
claim Of Chorpennng be turned over TO the Court OF
CLAIMS which should be invested with jurisdiction
The New York herald., 1871-02-10

IL the gold loan market the rates ranged from
five per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows:-
$Zo ZcZNU
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. q6A, GAS
Currency balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loss l89
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"A frozen welr' at Brandon, Vermont, in
which water remains frozen during the hot
months of the summer, has never been satisfac-
torily explained 1t was supposed that the
freezing was due to The dissolution of some
material in the water, or to electricity, but it
is found, by chemical analysis. that the water
holds nothing in solution which would account
for Its temperature, and the electric needle
fails to show any cursent Of electricity. One
opinion is that the ice in summer is caused by
the freezing of the gravel bed during the previ-
Gus winters, and that the cold gets fastened in.
in some incomprehensible manner, aud the ice
just stays through the summer.