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New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
GLEu.4NY TERSTS FRINCE.
A LECTrRE BY CARL sCHURz.

Carl SChurz delivered a lecture in BrdfOld-
ave- hrch. brooklyn, lat night. upon the Franco
PriN,lar Wal" He said that the civil in America
and that between he French and Germans had decided
VII" should he the dominant power, in Europe and the
b!ied states FOL long 10 The tciupat
dwell upon battles ana ,egcs great. but speaking
O The last great European h. should Gnuc hmseI,
manly /" the causes which produced the result that has
~ surprised superficial thinkers Most Americans have
f'h accustomed to look upon Germans with aniabe
c"esrcn.ion hui those who have Travelled in the old
world entertain more respect for that modest sturdy
ana profound race 1t has been sand If the Germans
That they have grown great by starving
h'eNe they are certainly very economical. and have
tea"on L" he III nauy they are public Officials a..
Wt GoNtfninen' salaries generally very small Et
nhei sometimes German officials are tempted 10 steal
they very apt to commit suir,dc When rxn".cd,
'.g "hich similar Ana1can seem TO have No
SerlnanN has really had political history
such small pincpaIiies that. AS Hem" i"'' .'vs ,I
d man riding through would gather a
& Set" SEPARATIONS toward unity The Truionc nations
nrt never until Bismarck arose was therr prartri,
eD"' '1sard IL Bismarck was born bred an ar-,o
,r,, ne desii>e i The people when he began his political
AZ, sit'ou, tntn. II he could have had hls way Al
nir', ne would have restored fcuddlIsrn IN Euro,m
,Ilr ti he so"n threw awny many OF h Obsolete Id.,
ne Jaw mat What ni- country most ncodrd Wa, uniIy
NJ srhuH visited Bi-inarck ana his 1ir.l iupr,si,, ~
mhSSas as "f all idcaizcd bul-dog; but when thu nee
~ %A,h ~, ~, SaS exceedingly afablr; indeed he seemed
m'ied ~ TO unbo-on himself to au ASTONISHING d.prrr
cai"d Thai "f trnth-tcllny. ' may "o
iI1 nIuN>lai :. pritI,- on accotin ol their military
r'i'S. , >ctm s'in and formal The Whole mai, rnrml
."n HI'ueht !" har arms and cancaIun !, uuiyrr.ai
A. u" elevation OF position can cXcInrt arv n'n trn
niy ,rrvl,"i iht high culture OF favored classes
i"aSrnN me whole army. 1t may h SAID tna the ,'hnoI
master ni, !, the nrst organizer of the .rn,.
t. p1ri"'n hmDcH eng after rIrjrIs'' "II'i"r'' and .%o
ii Pnt .aioN austeritir and love, tu cxlIb,t
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
A BANK SwINDLED OFT OF siO,OoO.

Wall-st. has been free for some timcIfrOm
the offensive forgcrcs which at irregular intervals a
pear have become epidemic there; but lately the
brld and skf scoundrels who ply their trade at The
expense Of the respectable portion OF the coInindny
hly. returned their favoritc naunts in that vicinity
their oIrraiios III instance mcgting with
marked -ucccs within few days past " the most
prominent banks in the city purchased in the market
and IN the regular about $4,000 worth OF business
cpr which they placed in their vaults with their other
securities aud documents. Something occurring 10
excite s,spicion Investigation was made. resulting IN
the discover, that the signatures attached to the notes
we're forgcrcs most daring KIND. Details of the
transaction are withheld. but the bank 0hictrs ar,
making every effort to effect the capture OF the swind-
crs Old aud experienced frtqutntrrs OF Walist say
hat the usual epidemic %! crime Is about due and That
even now II the strong boxes 0f many 0 the Dnsi'Ss
men were uvcrhaucd. hot II few forged certificates.
Ilul,s clc.. wound prObably come " Ilghl.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
TIE BRO yKLTN ELECTION FRA UDS

TRIAL or TIE SIyTH WARD INsPECTORS-Mc-
GIrt ~. WELDON CONVICTED AND SHAN
LEY ir,i ITTFp.
The ,i..J of Thomas Mc(iifl. John Stanley,
and Michp !. Weldon. the Inspectors ana Cahvas%rS
Of the Ist District sixth Ward was resumed yesterday
I'm tho City Court brooklyn, before Judge mcCuc Ihc
prisoncrs gave substantially the same testimony that
they did on the former trial. The case was summed up
for the defense tv Msss SpenceS and DOW ana Dy DIS
trictAttornry Moiri, for the people. Tho Jury were
briefly charged by Judge McCuc. after whcn thcy re-
tired. At p the jury rctirneJ ana III hh'"cr :" INV
inquiry Of the Clerk Mr.. Mason. said tha hey i9nnm @
Mrtif guilty as charged in rhc Indictment, ana thrh
found STANLEY ana Weldon guilty OF gross hegect VI
duty. ,oa;o,oIv
sprar 10 ns icet and claimed that this verdict war vlr
tually acuittai Of Shanlcy AMI weldon ne Iolu' ~,
the Judge instruct the Clerk To enter II upon 'o
Jndgc McCue declined to do 80. and. turning to the
nry irfornc them tnat ne could their YER
diet as II was not according TO the Indictment Tie IN
dctmcnt charged the prisoners with having knowlngy
and cuTuptly counted and returned bO Ifiuuuch 'o'
and the Jury must either convict or acqult. .
After brief consultation the jtiiy hrouGh nell lo,
man. inquired of the Court whether II wOuld he accept
able if they should return verdict OF guilty with
rrcOminC udatiDn to mercy. . -,
Judge McCuc that he could not receive such
verdict and that their recommendation 10 mercy
would not amount to anything: ..,
The jury retired andater an absence nf nall an
hour returned with vCrdct, finding MCGEE guilty ~
charged in the Indictment and Stanley and Weldon
guilty Of counting and returning 500 iraudulont vous
and recommend them strongly 10 the mercy OF the Court
Mr. Spencer again asked the Court To- decide that sha
ley and Weldon acquitted but Judge McCue All
swcrod he would dec line and The counsel could have
the benefit an exception. Addressing the jury. the
80 clear to them Nat they could not mistake him. He
would decline to receive such verdict a.. -.,,..
District Attorney Morris submitted that the verdict
perfectly correct. . =.
Judge McCuc answered that he should decline to
receive it, The jury must find verdict i'll acroriinr.
with the Indictment. Unless the prisoners corriptiy ana
klowhty counted ana returned nse '',es & ,h.S WIZ hr
verdict must lie eIthtr guilty as charged III INC ihdct
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
POLITICAL.
PROGRESS OF PROTECTIVE PRINCIPLES
In CANADA

In announcing the transfer Of his labOrs to
The TORONTO Daily Telegraph the editor Of The Peopks
Journal in Toronto that two years ago. when Ms
enterprise started. scarcely a whisper In favor OF
Protection was heard from the Canadian press now
the cause ia maintained by influential daily papers Ia
Montreal. Ottawa. Toronto Hamilton and other places
while OF the weekly large proportion Is ranged on
the same side 1t remarkable fact that inst now al
most the whole Of the French press, both Government
and Opposition In the Province Of Quebec B in favor OF
protection To home manufactures, the only OF
arrrstng hc outflow Of population to the United states
So deep and so general Is the feeling in that Prov
lnce on the subject that the Quebec Houss
Of Assembly. though without power to lcGisatc
~ .amc has taken such action as will at early
day Dring strong pressure to bear on the Dominion
Parliament III favor Of hOiIc manufactures and
ional policy for Canada Both in Quebec and Ontario
the revelations of the census returns have set people
thinking. and the necessity ~ patriotic home policy,
framed with reference to Canadian interests alone is
frent ho' tile to tlis view OF the subject. The
action taken by many town and village munich
pars. too. prompted by desire t0 get manu-
features established III their midst, Is sgni-
ncant indication Of the influential support which the
will receive when il before the people for
their verdict The prospects are that at the Dominion
general election next the large majority OF candl
datcs with wise appreciation OF the popular feeling on
thr subject will DE particularly aXOus to diSOwn free
trade Vcws and to declare themselves iii favor OF at
least yet efficient protection to home industry
The example Oi The Australian coOntI too scar, ey
fan to have lis inference In Canada and many ways
appears that great pr1tcc tioniS revival Is ut hand
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
DIED.

BARKHR-Oa III. m,rning ~ Dec a5, jacob Bhsr asil,
fumr.i im In. re,ienor of h. son A"raham B'ser No
O'Clock. Of The family uvei hou urshss
December IS the 18th his
b fnHers .i St, Ps'. SosS Se1r..s hor'
noon at 0cGss C.ss VIII ?. 4 .I, MOL hiyss to e Tho
CLARK-On Tursisr Eliza d,p ;h- ~
Chrnr C.rs the re'Hsn'e Of her uae iisnr' P-ans.
at the E Church Carriages will
trsi ,o receive trends.
coFrly-On tue ss inst year Of hi.
Reyes apd friends Of the tm r.u Ch,.- sui
Sheh.r nj the iuue
No. A. West Thy ilrdi at ~ cfs aali, s
inst The remains will be taken TO "ooi4Nn.
Nsutws.t Mass. papers please COPY
FATMAS-suddrnly ock Tuesday morning Csherne
loved wife Of Le"i- Faman s1ri - EARS and aatas
Tx s f ~ s a. rr!ayse: @ Y Fl we, n 's os a1 F,
morning 2gth inst, at 10 oco"k
GREGGOn Wednesday morning Dec az 1871 Cherries G's Of the
The c ysa1, q. % & 1 Of Il. anil ~ % & attend
the fune sunday . f. rom h rrsd-nc lsi
at.s.aye without further notice.
HAGES-Ou wenesiay Dec.mb~r s'2D dses~ Ia.
nhea Theodore Hagen editor and ropr;of oI The Ne~ios
Funrr.l rom his residence wes, Eour,e-ni Fn.
Eo,h inst. at p IN
HOPFMAN-At Marks Rector Psarph, Tur.,v evening.
on pc 4v M pssne r% v tosn,p ,,.i "a
idtrrnrni In Trinity Cemetery on Frist. al p M
MACY-Suadenly Tucsy Dec ID Panne wife Of Jared
the IIsrirm Congregational Church dh st..
Of Second Relatives AMI friends ar invited to attend
further notlce.
suELDON-The Ron B. Sheldon ani En- Is T. hi, vii,
Who e il Paris havnT srL' TIE i"fil WILL 1e ,ise A. ~;
and friend, ~
swszEiAt kalamaio Mrh DE- p # 'r,rlrt r,-r Arlu.
TwlsGN .,u. Dec ,? Agnes HDlrna e.ie., d.us,- Of the
Funrral from Pants trAs 2nh
p Train, FOrY'eonds Depot At lh'o. rr'arnus
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
ARREST OF A GANG OF sWINDLERS.

A number of swindIers have been operating
for consdcrlblc time past Oh the east side OF the ety.
chiefly among the Germans. by what is known as the
"watch game" Under one prctcIise or another they
would obtain from the victim the loan Of sum
OF money varying from 80 tO t2JO giving an
security one or more watches, represented to he
gold and worth doublr the amount bor-
iowrd d"ucrIll, the loan was wanted oi the pnrInsc
OF ayIny the duty on goods the Custom House. The
Watches were invariably iOnd tu bc Uroidc. and almost
worthless The following u partial list 0f the victims
Ehri,tuu Drningcr Of M. III AttOrDcyst. on bogus
iuri aIJl Mrn. Mar, Iii, u waslicrwOinii Of No. IS
Rdgl ii, &.hn un two hngn, watches and CHAINS; John
He's oi 40 ~, Norfolk l.. srS on "a bogus wnich
nri Mr.. 1grrsn hhUiiZ ui No. ~ Jacolirt.,
syso ou two bOras watches German III
I.'lih 80. vino would not gave his name, ibht
$40 u. tl.r came has been HdIn ny We
police lDI ,Ar % Tas7 iuI ..st cSouinG Uhtuis .iv.s
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
THE REDEMPTION OF INITIATED CUR
RENCY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.--Thc following changes
in the regulations governing the redemption "i de'"e'"
aud mutatcd currency OF the United States, VIII go III
to effect on the lat OF January
After that date defaced and mutilnt'd ti'Nu "'..'
and fractional currency. instead q! mit ro'rn
able Ivy the Treasurer OF the UniN0 S'h'rS '
jcct to discount for muatiUn Will he rcdccianc ~
their fun valuc In notes or currency ny ,he it
urer and the several Assistant reasrers anu dcsiCa
d,posilorcs Of the United States and all Naiohal uhn
drlostorio- aud will be received at their fni ia'c N.
by all officers the Treasury Department IN payrt"
currency due to the United States IoriGd mat i.r
hhs the original proportion OF such notes are p
Acntod III p,cc Fragments lcss than fve titns WIN
br rcdcemablc only by the Treasurer of thr United states
II more than c-half nnd less than hNeelgntnS Is pr
-.nicd half the face value will be paid. F-s tha nan
"a note will he redeemed only aihd;NU that tlc uisr
ing PORTION has totally dcstroycd.
Under the new rules any Icrson firm, bank, corpora,
tio or public officer will I've ptrnttc 10 forward 20 anu
upw ard nm lract tiona currency and $50 and upward III
legal tender notes for redemption. to the lrsni"' Nv
express al the eXlGuse Of the Department, unu'r '
Government contract with the Adams Express nlI'
Heretofore nothing less than $500 was entitled '" ,rai.N
pnrtatlon OF oVcrnment EXPENSE Ciicuiar ci"'.
iIig these changes IL preparing III iH t!'" -,
office. The office rs of the Treasury are dt''t"nu " ",
remove an for complaint concerning Inv 'oN.
of the United states currency, and 10 maj tI" HAN
Guided To extend Ia all the most liberal lIr'H'! & | %
rcdcInptIou. II il expected at the Department 'h"' |
new rules will result III speedy ana m'Ih'd '"i'''
mcnt OF the condition Of the currency.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Labor Union of California have nomi
mated ,.rnrl " Julian of indiana President OF the
[ niicd -id.c
Beside the two changes recently made in
the United senate. viii witness the
piraiinn Of II Senatorial terms NJ" Including that Of
MI. Harlan "i Iowa, "h0Nr siccr>Noi L. To he ae'trd
WITHIN a fortnight
Mr. Crocker, nominated in the IXth Massa-
chu-etts Iesa District 10 Nil the vacancy uidr 10y
Gov. wa-hltrn, r>i:na,lnl. viii. 1t piohaln have
II" c"nlnti. as the E'pnhlican majority swamp, th
opposition y"" three :" one"
The EI .cutive Committee of the MassacIu-
Temperance Alliance have elected the Rev.
4 A. Miner, President, and adopted address 10 the
IrohIhi,IonIus Of that stat" urging continued moral
action hut asserting that the late Ui the must bc
nnaly dcclird at III" hallOi-buA.
Senator llaIan'S friends are less sanglnc
of his chances lOr denomination. A, the time Of action
draws the charges Of msfcasancc in the Indian
matter grow more nispok"i and the stat Journals
are pushing the cnnrass cnergcticaly.
According To senator Edmunds the Hon,
Robert s Hale, Member of Congress from this state
i the prime Of the civil service REFORM well
the author of the Tenurc OF Office law which restrained
The iul"iu"is johnson III his yaEaiIOls pocy during
the last year OF his term.
The Democracy of Connecticut have not
yet given any formal expression on the Passive Pol
icy' but the cal; for the convention 10 meet az New
Haven the 9Th of February provides the contn
grncy nj naming candidates ilrrcat 10 the Ma.
tona Convention. "it desirable" Connecticut gen
orally strikes note for the Democratic party and
the action o the Convention will be watched with nO NJ
tie interest.
The Hon. Sylvanus Dodge, father of Gen.
&. NJ. Dodge and N. =. Dodge. died at his home in
Omaha. Nebraska, last week. Mr.. Dodge born aud
reared IN Massa, rsetis and entered political life with
Secretary Boutwell, and Gen. Banks. He bore strong
hand III building np the Republican party and when it's
principles riunphed he eigratrd to the West to make
future for his SONS He as for me time hlled the
office OF United States Land Office Register.
Thomas Wentworth Higginson protests against
features Of the proposed civil Service Reform but
specially against the popular faith competitive
aniuation-. His article IN The independent the
subject insists that they should be taken only
pertinent, not proc lanrd panacea and demands TO
know who shall guard the guardians saying that there
why work which is necessarily corruping.
II done by President Congressman, Will lose all
clrnrts Of corruption when done 10y something called
l,tIG
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
BANK AFFiIRS.

INVESTIGATION BY THE CONGRESS COMMITTEE
TIE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK.
The sub Committee of the Committee on
Banking and Currency consisting of Representatives
Worthngton c. smith Merriam, and Randall appointed
to investigate the bank suspensions in this city met al
the Clearing House Wall-st yesterday morning. to
confer with Messrs Leverch and Tappen. representing
the Clearing House Committee. on the best means OF
preventing such disasters have befalcn the Ocean.
Eighth and Union square National banks. Messrs.
LeyrIic and Tappen Of the opinion that the failure
OF the banks named attributable to bad banking.
They recommended that u proper compensation should
attached the Office Of Bank Examiner. and that it
should only be filed by of approved ability aud in
tegrty They further recommend that Bank Examiners
should moved from center OF finance to another.
and not allowed remain in place. in the OF
Calender. 1t is understood that the Committee Will
urge the passage OF act making misdemean0r fOra
Bank Examiner to borrow money. directly indirectly.
from any bank examined by him, and making 1t sim
liar ofense for any officer lend Bank Examiner
anv money even upon the most approved securities The
Commit &c have Investigated the affairs OF the Ocean
and Union Square National Banks. but Will not report
until ongrcss reasscmblrs. MI Merriam informed
TRBu NJ reporter last evening that nothing had been
discovered calculated to throw disrrtdt ON ne National
away from the city and the Investigations will he con
Quoted by Mr. Mcrrtm.
aecond-s was organized four months ago, and having
had $4,000 deposit in the Ocean National Bank At TIE
time Of its has been unable TO meet all the
demands which its depostors have made upon
It, Several days have elapsed before checks
made by depostors have been honorrd, aud
considerable anxiety prevails among them.
officers OF the bank have stafcd that the institution
has not paid expenses. The rest Of the building which
the Bank occupesfs large one. and although The num-
her Of depOsItOrs Ia considerable, yet the aggre-
gate amount OF money ntrusted 10 its care cOmpara
lively small A TRiBrNE reporter was Informed ycsier
day BY Mr. DAVIS, E"sr"r i've s the OCEAN nIt"Si m S n
maciy be paid In fll. and there is no doubt from the
atenent of Mr. Peck, President Of the Central Bank,
thuf flr han " he rtbl, % ipIHDstDrS,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
UESI'E'RN ITEMS.
evening.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Dec. G.-An insane German
tu,h committed suee this evening 10y eat'ns his
tbrost
CINCINNATI Dec. 2G-Edward Iclsel. living near
Bourbon Ind intoxicated fell sharp ,k Which ieneirAtei
his brain cauAns instant death.
DAYTON, Dec. 2G-Policy dealers here have been
Taylor lost BY m in Their game j. un
OF u suits To- he brought Mines
Vinegar suffered $40 damage by tIr hs morning Prompt
pLcAiion Of prevented grrater los
P,TrsBUKGH Dec. 27.--The weather has again
,rnrd very COLI pro,p- for Catering The
rsr floating and feared th, the cold arathe Will
There feet and
The considerable damage by sinking haes laid brtseen
herr anI st-ubrnvle.
The o this city b' the breaking Of the ice IL
W H. Brown los! four barVe and b 0U bushels Of
valued Co. lost barse and four
of coal Of Lnr and. ysI0ei al rljiEW
ST. LOUIS, Dec 2S.-1he breaking MP OF the ice in
the wrin thu Missouri wh broke
gorge the bridge oeocs t morning aud hra, ice
las thought the Rig
also II tins true nari-snn To CARO- will he resumed
The ~.shrr cold ought With
Of
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
NEW YORK CITY.

Tho passenpers Oh the Broadway and University
p,e line Of cs indignant the Company eTeu
ing rex,boys from thus compelled to go without
newspaper to wait until they get down ""a o
procuring them
A runaway horse dashed into car No. 2O6 OF the
Th condt last night breaking the side Of
the car knocking the opse side aud slightly IN
jurng several them The force Of the collision was 'uueH '''0
the car from the track.
At the auction sale of unclaimed property, held NJ
Police yesterday there the usual miscellaneous col
lection Of article. cferr including watches ami jr~ely 81 vru'
Kinds ribbons pistols knives boat wagon Ao'
''' ''' BROOKLYN.
Visitors at Prospect Park, last week. 1874
The contract. for cleaning the streets for the en-
sang year awarded lowe" bidder By the Water boa yes
terisy,
1t Is reported that the appropriation for CITY
sss, been deficit Of at leas, 300
Controller the deficit caused by the increa o
and Offices by c LEGISLATURE ,n's the original ,ppT"psSs S the
year VIII discriminate b;Te 'ht o@r,'. ~. & w., t
all who not paid will be obHgei I" seek fe %
'"' NO. LONG ISLAND.
J.yucA-Coroner Allen held inquest yester-
sv or tn. body OF an unknown hanging from LOTS
woods He aged nhout IS ws feet inche' hg"' VII" u ~
pc1on aud blsck hair and was Wi dressed
OYSTER BAY.-Thc Union school building. Jnst
w dr..-d vesT.y G u i" , w. covert .nl others
STATEN ISLAND
RrcuNoXp-Thc County Treasurer of Richmond
cupy since he has held Office collected ts'e IN arrears as
soIlnw.: Castleton +4s,3 Norhts '' o1: so'hh.
%; Middetowu. 1891 9; "e'''e@i' S'0' ~ "'
5!3lJ jG. .. ,,,,,,,
JERSEY CITY.-In the Court of Quarter Sessions,
,es,srv Jutcr Randolph Edward Fitzgerald cor''
s inf t.. Il. wars in State Patrick De!aner' Assault an
bat,sr, three Peniten,lary John Da 'o'D "
months in the County Pruena; Patrick McM'on larceny es"'
festivals the children OF - Mnhr~ anu ~
M,yI ns,h, AMI thu NJ ZION Church hrh lat mgh
Tb,rty ,mpoyts of Psssac Flint Glass WORKS AZ bsY ana
IL rnk YESTERDAY th- proprietor pail hem only
b,u Of r wages due SATURDAY ngd. Owing TO m nirr
Ing e,wecn the National Bank md the Board oil nance the
City Treasury is again empty.
18Th annual of the State Teachers Asocs
Of addresses Yesterday the gh School nan ny Ut
Method of Teaching Natural hIs'or'
,hn Fos,er Etncaor; and Dr. W. Arms"ng
Of Correlation OF Organc ana Inorganic
Forces"
Uosoyyy-Hepry wealthy citizen ar'agn" before The
With bogus chec. ara ~ hlh "
Er Nr. Bank II New HIS that he insane
and h, has been held to await q medical examination
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| POlGIIKEEIsIf.-ATthur McNann waNlaid J0hn
Gil On country road Fishs Christmas gt stabbed
hn i've time. 58 Gill lie. critical con it"n
Mann lodge A. ~ ST.
DAY IT u binlu,t at Masonic Hall last evening
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
The STATE or TRADE.
LAYRsr BUROPgAN MARKETS
:, vgRpooL Dec. 21-Evening -Connon Rosin. l1orAH'
DONR6TIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARkBTs r.. ,
,.. o. De- 2-Plosr ast Wheat dn asd shads lover; ro.
srn. e. al y. se No 81 ds S1s..,1 gs 'I III e.
con opes. 10. hut elo .stiv: No 1xIsd te'e 81
we os demand bot % a Iorsr r.s y: w. & ~ sy 10 D.
sai@s,e B.s.y ,sd I.L No. spns asn Ss eic
.e'. sI e! .s-r y.ns.ry sl1 osss ~ 'si~ ver..y
s,ns u ~ s.JlA Msrrh &lJ eGn Sl3 '3 Lard nm
Md eru S8 90: s,sr Jspus ~ o sellT Pesnsry
March p, cvt HsA Pickle us<nDfe Gwen .nd nan nes
uncbsprrd live Hos and snsn!ed osa - -
Hos. dsi rnns. rom 81 15asS III whisky u SD nonina ~
crpt6 Nh. Honr 1900 Wheat l&ae0 bssn Iou
bssh Os 5000 hush. Rye 1910 Barley a" BOG SUP
1910 bbl. Floar 100 bnsh Com. d0 b~h "'S I"'' ~
2OOD bush Barley. 100 Hogs u,. -, .saAes
fousvlrLs. Dee 2.-Tohsseo-SaIa q shhs Lnp Soy%rI
Low to Medium LEAF % 2'@&B Baspnf "rsd' sen
n for spd 6rm E1us faTili -
Grain snn ~he.t Rel asd bite on aty 81 .s~si% .1 ~
Far 5Oc Sb. lied SIC in huh Oats in bsk 'OdfE So<1
re Barley No. Fan s rrov'sons inn ''o m n.Is
Msai.-Sbosldrs , Char Rb s.e Cea, sas sc p.rsri ~,
Hans lic PLAIN; lJc. packed Lanf 10 a '~msS
OIc iIog,-Rrcp ngh,; ttal lurber ke to cate sonA'
no report whisky quiet o. VI, ,
BAIT,soxg .Con unchanged; Low Addns brI ~ ~,
Flur drl and nominal Wes-p FAMILY ~ SnsB - "het na"
Sl d ~ S. Corn scarcs sni or
oats du unebsnged. Baron steady Shoulders H0
Ki sites. Rib. &c. Sursrur- Hams fDi@c hN
unchanged unchanged tboioe Western Ro @'4z "Ip
N
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28

and Schmidt OF the Thirteenth Precinct arrested a the
Standard House No. leS Fast Broadway. Julius r
Beaver alias Baker cigar maker Of No. 80
schustsr NAyer slss Charles weyman GAgs! OF
No. i46 Hast Righthst. and Christian walter, . oar
pentsr Of No. Broadway Two officers from the Seven
tcenth Precinct the time arrested Carl Render
aas Louis Beaver ana Gustav Fsse alias Joseph Tacr
Juh,s Beaver and 6chuStcP Mayer fully idcntined
by Mira Bil as who swindlcd her. and she could
with difficulty be restrained from assautilg them'
When shr frat became Of her loss she was rem
dered partially and In this condition ATTEMPTED
To leap ito the last River. but was prevented Ihe
pri,onrr. we're MP In the Deancfys POlic" Sa
ton and viii to-day. br 1hsn before Justice Shandlcy
AT tile Essex Mar irf Pom Court
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
A STEAMER SUNK Ar SEA

AEW-OELEAN>, Dee. @7.-Stcamship Floridn.
Lchc iOi ApaidcAI, ol sprung a Ak m ,h, ,ulf ,f
M AI'" on The 2Jd aii sunk. The Oi crs aIi crew took
!" hc boats, ad landed 20 miles east Of Mobr Point
'""" H''" "'"Icdj Was drowned by The iuping 0f
"''' III We t"ii. Ih steamer was valued .!oDjt
there was ~ ms urauty