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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

Tie money market has been extremely easy, anl call
borrowers nave readily met their reqr.mcn 81 aud
per cent on Government bond and stock collateral To
tine leading huui hons' liberal Unrngs made at
per cent Tue influences hearing upon tine market favor
lower quotations the movement. Of currency is in this
direction National currency T. yet IN abundant supply.
Tcr j. good demand reported for discounts and
iry banks especially Sew E1sand Institutions, are In
the market buy oss. Eatc, I.e basis OF the
following rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

SGgsO5lO Sl2.t47,J75 SR1g37S
What was the motive that induced the Chicago
and North Western Company to make contracts 80
destructive TO its own interests, and without gaining
any advantage from the land grants to leased lines
The leases were the product of gross corruption or
folly if hardly matters which. Suffice II To say,
il was a gross perversion OF most sacred trust,
for which peryersion the public are
at double cost, have derived no advantage whatever
from the grants muntcently made These grants
should in all cases have been made the basis of the
securities issued by each company The proceeds OF
dncng in an equal degree the cost Of the roads with
a corresponding reduction in the charges for trans
portation. BY the time the lands were Sold the
reduction in the amount of the securities ISSUED
would have equsled such proceeds, ar the sum of
S12,2i2192 The annual interest on tins sum ~
sSa.99j. This sum would have been the aunlal
gain 10 the commerce of the country, had thet
lands been applied they should have Dech to VIC
construction of the roads. II.
Another course might have been takGh-dhai
adopted IN the case OF the Illinois Central. lpat
company was reduired 10 pay per cent OF It's gross
earniugs annually into the State Treasury, rs lhc
price of the transfer OF the land-RI'lht 10 VI" ooI,
pany This percentage yields the Ntatc some HVuuo
Annually A great evil necessarily IeSIi!s from
seyering land grants from me ral'l"' ~ ~ ~
are made IL retained by the owners al me rod the
latter boye every motive 10 encourage intlr Occuph-
ton as the means of creating tIaihc IheN "ould
offer the lands Mt low rates. and Oh long ercuts ana
give every facility and indulgence Pos'lDie 10 the
These lands are now wholly held-lrish rashioH--5y
B,nLeey or snrculator great, to The lnlnIy Of the
railroads and 10 the interests OF the people, VINO de-
mand cheap lands and speedy settlement Bat, from
still yast waste ana are likely for years u remain
so They cost their owners nothing; nn the other
hand th.ir ovurrs made Nast SnnS by the c0hSTiir-
TO-, OF fho roads by which ihc lands were a'puife'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
NEw-YORK. Jan. i. ISL.

The CoUPONs from the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS Of the SOUTHERN GENITAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY due Feb. l. 1871, viii be paid on and
after that date, at the Office of NEENILYE& Co.. Nos.
l6 and Is Nassau-st W. II. SEWARD, jr,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

Government bonds have shown less acuVi! 'ou"' VIZ
the general list, though large business n"'
corded in 1876 and currency 6s. Prices nav 49,
,'oror closing on the basis of 1881 a1Os for CTS
Fisk A. Hatch report follows at p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
rcnnrtfl ID fOIlOWs:
Bids for City bank shares VI

In Railroad bonds there were moderately large dea-
ng and the business chiefly confined to the Pacific
mort cages. The demand for Centrals continues quite
active and sales made at 9Os d9Oi Union Pacics
-od at 5sas for rts 70 for Land Grants and Incomes
II. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
ys.binFton. s611, 90

In Foreign exchange there is a scarcity OF eommer'a
sterling noted The market, however, Is dul Ou'
% urinO att
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
THE MARK ELS.


sAruHD,y Jan. 2a ic-f
ASHES are in moderate dem,nd Pots mi pos s,ceg s,
n %; Pearls nominal a. 20 9JC - p
COTTON-The market SPOT has be dui agl heavy With fe-
cline Of Ic on n low grades closing weak someShit nomin' %
l2s has (of hrh $40 evening snd so srryel
Gliding exporters spnrer- SO 10 pcgors and 1
transit futures with prices H somewhat and
Dot close; last evening SEQ for January q
I6 February, Is i5c iu ,iarch - h 'lc
and 1870 To-day 0 Januay % - lltc geo February
ll6dl3c 1900 March. At Is li.J'dc S April a. 1913 20
D I IL for Nav 81 We tIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

CONTENTS.
Al rrari state. Tor 1870, 1880, and
~ The phase, 1855.
l-d set! a- Of Population by Sistes. Vi.h yer
Noon. liigH cen. oi iu--erseirCn lJ]n o. l|.D.
Fop4latoc Of the Territories Of
Pl8u,t3 and DE .iei states.
Popuist'on of the .. y. by cOln-
Church DsJs ties Tor 1870. 1861. AID 1850,
ur.re,Is. Sl.i-s vi the UR.oa-Whcu al
ISL nrtci.
nmcisa Cal. Territories Of toe [. s.--Wh-n
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Evening. Bonis issued to Pacific Railroads.
Debt bearing Coin Interest.
lsces Debt bearing Interest IN lawful
lIOSS &c. money.
TEs.. De6; bearing 10 Interest
ei. Debt on which ln.errs he's eeaseI
led SINCE maturity.
wsIe ~ Cam Recspit ilafi0n.
Reelection Of Debt under present
'iilametie AZ Administration.
Public Debt Dee J. 1874
To Enforce POLITICAL STATISTICS.
Jf tue United Fouy-SecOLd Congresses isr e.
administrations and Representa-
tiyes politically Classified.
,tios Estab House OF Representatives Of te
United States (XLlst Cougreasl
for IN Dist Politically Clsssi1ed.
Ministers Of the Ulitei States to
Senate Of the United States lXLIst
2 Act 70 Pre-. Copgr@s.1 Political, Cla,.iC-I
standing Commit Is OF the SeuA.n
= Her Adnls- ard Honse Of R4pre,4eistye,
STATES Of IN. T'a;oa-grf. poua.
lo.e Recon. lslstiop Csrit-Is snmb-r o. Pr.-i.
Dental Electors GoTernors. ne.
street Of Co United Ststes Goterum4Ht-fT-s-
therefor. ident Cabinet. and Supreme Coqrt.
ues-An Act ELECTION Returns FOR 1870
Aishaina.
on Go Ineo- Arizona TERRITORY.
10 sDi Ne" ArksnsaS
COLORADO TerTto-~.
? South-Pro Connection
! Inral t1r-. DatOtah lsff;Orr.
u t.e Cersaf Delaware.
FioriS.
ion % into 6cOrfl4
ldsho IcfrioTs,
Act 90 Fund Illinois
lni.saa.
iiroat-Gost Iowa.
IL AM k'"sss.
. .a-.e,.r. Ha-e.
p Pro. M..tCi,-..,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

The bank stat 'mrut is again uniavOrahr, an sio"
decrease in all The issues. The most marked loss IN
specie which j. down $1,000, which is due 10 the
movement of tine Treasury. The Department dia'ir.cd
81 O1j on the regular weekly SALE and sI,6J il pay
mcntz Of coin interest while the specie export for the
week Amounted 70 abOat sgrUn. TIE oss in legal ten
ders and deposits indicates that the locked up green
hacks have not vet been restored to circulation. the
true cOu] Zion Of tc banks Is not shown The analy
APPEARS brlJw. The fooUin are the averages O The
NV Y,r}, CT; banks a. compared with last week:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the Assist
ant Treasurer of SewYork to purchase o. obonds
on each Wednesday and TO sell 10000 Of gold on each
Thursday during the month Of February.
I0diF transactions at the United states sub Tieas
ury were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

coFPI,g-Ro "a scyr demsnd 'pl prices West India j. quiet
bat firmly Java sells freely il pc'i ss.es 49, bags ~
CkSKDA PEAS better supply light sales Of 100 b1 It
FLOrR ASb AEAI-Thi, day Fclr market
cu. ami an- the demand being general sni shippers M
der lie favorable on kurofo and decline m ircsh. p
advanced SCI ril
corresponding advance IN ESTop has eheesc oaas age ie
Wsness, extent a. esen' hi 70 ~ mace
the concession the lppag demand has been owl mg''
rot arorihg margin 70" slae1t ~ '
vino VroV4 light and tho ir.r have ao rr .e @
9Th lncers- arrivals. ami d'''tel siyasee- ~ 49,
hrr, In the interior. n"- ioiers hfse Nfs HHe
70 sshEsh further grades shove >hpifs hAifs
bune-- h been IsSi loht-rs TT To- gro'ht "
,uppe5 oapr mills iie, sl ibi - -
without influence inducing acder@ slece' hgl ~
So 81 S.l-ran- good .nsnd a. hser Pr'.i
further ahsHct h. hr't llt
seadin.s Trade aud P,aly grades 90 gs,- lte a
5a Toe better grades 81 state; sls go ses W 3
Son, q BIOL . IS o. Obo Ind t SEP 20 ~ ~ ~
Ne 4 '...... Gd % OHIO Rcuad-Loop Er "a. . ~
ssprraas........... coa 50 IRA shiggn, - Sa ~
lB,tra btsndi... o@ o. one h NJ Wb s gI;r.
westa shppias e5@ % os'o l,a .s i of
Whes, EIiIs.,... coz % s. Louis HaIe nv, az 9
nipussS,. Iowa BIT 20 8, o-s Doaie sIt 20 y
nho IA Nss iO6 Is Gn,see. iIs brand' iag y !"
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W. quote; -, co,t .n, 81 2s4sG
n, siSt soa tionrs1towc. EIts sai f.ai.g.. l9d
Frs.ursshurr Petegsbng Country .....'''''. .S[
R,hmoud Country bIIa 0J a.
.r,'s .ni Tennessee Extra sni fs's....... 20 Z" ~
RE Flour and in demsod for 'he Trad 49, w
quote: $1,000, -, e.... .-i p,rn.... IS lG6 &c 20
Beckwhra Four is better and nOi. sc'r al = '"'''
and +Jd a. ~ for Pennsyysnla. $500, -,
.nn. = aai-i trn; ssls, 20 thi1 Ne goo' AZ, 20
cn Mr,i ~ - Corn Mes "a We - 90 ~ >,
corn Meal Western. goa :: l. Meal DIVE ~ "
Rs MI W. aaotr 5. follow Fu- White ~ l'g ~ %
ysIc, . 500 5S Coar-, = So - 90 0"' Me-" -
81 a. ssd Ground Feei At vi Jl9 * D. - o,-x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

man Bcncdict's closing quotations were;

Tie subi1iucd table show. the highest and lowest
prices of active stocks United States securities, aud
gold made during the week, including closing quotations
Of each al The aforementioned dates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, . .....

Comprises tie following Department:
Hawaii Co-g--The nyerty c,urvDyu Scoo-Law School
-Nelca ScIoo-Ueuta schoo-Ltsen~e Scientific Sho-Scho"
81 Mnias and Prc cal Geo -Ba,-e Institution "a School Of Agr
culture sud orcuure)-B GareAsTouonI Oaservs'or-
Museum Of Comparative 2oo-"e5oiy Nlseuu OF Arehfosy-
Episcopal Thcoosicil School
The neat aradsnc yesr becins September 90 1871.
The Gt examination admission arvari College vii hcTr on
10 Harvard
gdni Scientific and Mining
school. e. The requisites for ADM sion 10 the
is There mathematical
alternative portion II c cssscs deg me new
REQUISITES papers win be sc On application
UNIVERSITY LECTURES htt tee courses IN ld'"- ~ ,"i
which treni begin IN lie week Feb FL These cnts se enl
r .rstes Of college, teacher sal other COMPETENT elu linen OF
vo en- circular d-sc.ihing will he mailed application
The LAW SCHOOL been rror-.nzcl ts Ner has seven
Instructors library ~ 5000 volumes uuuiU explains We t"
corr m ulr irqr and t.e cu'i 0i attending
tae Scool The second bslf begins Ferarg l5
Tor Catalogue circglars, Information, adlIess -
J. ". HARRIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
la a. computed with last wtcl;

hIftssoter LEGAL teseUe FIJ'fb s"'-'o@ p'e'' '-o-
Gold continues dull ami spircss though somewhat
LEES firm than yesterday the price ranging AT li0 Gloi
against lIo llO. at that time The business was OF
about the average amount The rates paid for carrying
were a. g. a. and per cent. The dnys business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared
s524OOO; gold balances, t,322slS currency balances
q "a. 6as The fnllnu M nre the nunta tiona;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day.
Pennsylvania SKIES ID Issue sold at 1861, Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad 27i, Reading Railroad AZ 3l6, and
Pennsylvania Railroad C3a. Gold closed at il0t.
The cotton market for the past week Il steady In re-
ceip but shows decrease in exports. The receipts at
all the ports were 15OcO bales against 1851 bales the
week pre- yious and the exports 0S23 bales this week
against 49, $40 bales last week The receipts since Sept l.
the beginning Of the cotton year. reach 2l9S23 bales
against 500 bales last yeaIan increase in the pres
emf crop 460 bales The total exports to date
s25909 bales against So bales In the corresponding
period ~ 1870
The receipts OF fractional currency at Washington for
the week ending Jan y sj0 i00 and the shipments
werc-notc $780, fractional currency, sss2Sj. The
Treasury holds security for National Bank circulation
SA9B59OO and for puhc deposits, Sl57ll,5O0 Mutatcd
burned during the week, $426.3i9; total amount
burned s}G620OS7. Bank currency issued for bills de-
sroycd during the week s2l95is Bank circulation out
standing at this date, SaG54,7is Fractional currency
redeemed aud destroyed during the week s699 900.
The Customs receipts for the week ending Jan q are as
follows: NcwYork. s376,Oos; Philadelphia, sl577lJ;
Boston $}l0.Gl4; Baltimore, sli925O Total, a773,ll7
The balances in the Treasury at Washington, at the
close OF business to-day Coin. sl02l2s0Oo; certin
Gates, a., si6,G00; currency, S25, $4,000
The following shows the exports exclusive Of spccic
from the port OF NewYor 10 foreign ports for the week
ending Jan o. and since the be giunng OF the year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

The following is comparative statement of the OK
ports OF specie from the port OF NewYOrk to foreign
ports for 20 years frOm JAM to Jan 1871 and for the
coTcsponding period IN the undermined Ncnrs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES Ar THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-fIRsr CALL,
1Ol O'clock A. Al.

1U4 q CIOCh A. n.
Sales Of Government Bonfs. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

p % est. PER eo seses postpaid for 81 Aalrss, al ORDER
siA sssl reoscd THE TRIBUNE New Yorf.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-26
Marriages.

The following marriage license
were issued by the Clerk of the
County Court for the week ending
yesterday.
j. n. Russell to +. E, Lanier.
JAS. A. Logan to Sarah E. Austin.
At the residence of the brides IA
ther, on the evening Of the oath,
Mr.. JNo. BAUGH to Miss DocIA
REED, both Of this vicinity.
May for me smile upon this pair,
Who sc lives are sweetly blended,
May every JOY attend them both,
IT'LL mortal life is ended.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-26
Remildered Senators

The State of Georgia has sur
plus Of patriots, so-called. She al
ready has seven United. States Sen
ators, the majority Of whom, were
called to their high mission by the
immaculate crowd of bummers who
call themselves the Legislature Of
the State. Congress is bothered as
to which two of the lot are the bona
tide Senators, but we suppose they
will settle their perplexity by select
ing the two meanest.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-26
Interestine ia LAWYERS

The Union and American says,
1--WE learn that Gen. VIM. A. Quar-
les is preparing for publication
compilation of all the laws apper-
tanning torailroads, embracing the
general and special statutes Of the
State relating thereto, and the de
eisions Of the Supreme Court of
this State, also the leading cases of
other States, and Of the English
Courts. in view Of the great and
rapidly increasing importance of
the subject, we doubt not that the
publication of this work viii be
looked for with interest. General
Qnarles by reason Of his personal
experience Us an efficient officer in
connection with this important pub
fic interest, and his recognized pro
fessional ability is specially adapt
ed to such Il work.
Hon. David Campbell, we are in
formed, has ready fer press a work
on Chancery Practice, which is
looked for with much interest by
the profession.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-26
The Lecture.


Mr.. Z. W. Ew1NG, Of Giles Gel
lege, delivered two lectures for the
benefit of that institution on Friday
and Monday nights last. The sub
jet of the lectures was THE Holy
Land" It was cur good fortune to.
be present ON both occasions, and
we were gratifed to see that the
young lecturer was greeted with
good audiences. The scholarly at
tainments of Mr.. EWING, his natu-
raj talent, enhanced both by study
and foreign travel, led the public to
expect an interesting entertainment
and they were not disappointed
Mr.. EWING gave us the benefit of
his travels in the Holy Land in a
pleasant, unaffected, conversational
style that could not fail to create a
favorable impression. He made no
attempt at initiating the ''heroic''
style, neither did he fall into that
sophmorie strain so commonly in
dulged in by modern lecturers. He
simply related to his audiences the
most interesting incidents OF his
travels in the Holy Land and the
results of his observations, without
any elaborate comments or rhetori-
cal fourishes. He carried us to
Joppa, Damascus, the Jordan, the
Dead Sea, Mt Olivet, Gethsemene,
Bethany, Jerusalem and its Holy
SepuIchre, the Grave of Rachel, the
Sacred Mountains and the scene OF
our Saviors Ascension, in an easy,
natural manner, not appealing to
our emotions through any effort Of
his own, but leaving these places
and their own holy associations to
awaken the profound feelings which
their connection with the Bible
would naturally excite. Mr.. Ew-
ING's youth would have naturally
awakened approximations as to his
success, but his pleasant manners
and good taste dispelled them at
once. His lectures were brief, still
they covered avery extensive field
Of interesting information. They
dwelt upon a rather thread-bare
subject, but the lecturer invested it
with new charms, and we do Mr..
EWING but simple justice when we
say that in his role as a lecturer he
performed his part according to the
lines of Chaueer,
with nm accurate skill
Both perfect and most tisteful.''
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-26
Cur Jail and Its Prisoners.

Sheriff Parsons has kindly fur
nished us with the following list of
prisoners confined in the county
Jail and the offenses with which
they are charged
Jas. Montgomery, col, horse stearg
Allen Smith, col, burning barn
w. W. White, col, burning barn.
Haywood Moore, col, horse steaI'g.
Ebeneezer Gordon, col, carrying
pistol.
Bill Allen, col, stealing hogs.
Phil Naples, col, poisoning.
Green Turner, col. preacher, mule
stealing.
Jesse Donaldson, col, stealing pigs.
Lewis Sweeney, col, killed a woman
Henderson and Jos. Barrett, col,
disturbing public worship.
Robt. Adey, assault with intent to
kill
Jessie Ashton and Matte Johnson,
assault and battery.
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a Mateh Game.

Professor Kracoviwenshy, a IA
nous Polish billiardist, and Adolph
Gerwyn, another celebrated master
Of the cue, viii play a match game
Of billiards at Finly & Moore's sa-
loon tomorrow night. These dis
tinguished rivals viii contend for a
handsome cedar cue which Will be
presented to the winner with appro-
pirate ceremonies. The game viii
be one thousand points. Shove
shots barred. Game to commence
at s o'clock.
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lIaeistrate's C0nrt-

Robt. Marchbanks, II colored boy,
was brought before Esq. Jones on
the charge of having secreted him
self in the cellar Of G. W McGrew
with felonious intentions. He was
released upon the payment of costs
and Withdrawal of the prosecution.
On motion for reconsideration in
the case of the State VS.. Lindsay
McCord for assault and battery
Esq. Alexander released the de-
PENDANT owing to informality in the
original papers.