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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
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The Liberal, paper of Lyons printed just beio''
the conclusion of the terms of peace the following
curious proposition for plebiscitum:
THE French nation is summoned 10 answer yes VI "
to this project OF decree:
First The French nation crushed but not eondue.e.
by the Prusssn forces refuses 10 sign peace VIII WV
bsrbsrous invaders of the country
Second: The French nation gives itself TO the a0'e.s
ment OF the Republic of the United states al "asnn
Third: The Government OF the United states 'De
preceding is accepted, Will Immediately take posseSe
OF the territory OF France with its limits rs they "s'
on the 18th Of July, 1870; n.
Fourth: France will form an integral portion 0, Wv
Republic of the United states unuer 'no n"'". - aha
uni,oa s,.,os ~ Furope and will be governed by tn"
same Constitution and the laws, with the ehans'
rendered necessary by difference OF religion aud OF c'S
toms; .....
"Fi6lA. Up 60 the time when the uhtea s'',eS
s.,o, a, ,h r,oncb territory, France binds herself"
continue the struggle 4 entrance AsAinAs IN u a-A'-
iogces."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
10 CoNsIrMPIIYFs. -Many have been happy to

To CONsUMPIIvEs.-Many have been happy 10
" h testopv in vor Of the PrRR Con LIVER
ON LIVE Experience has proved g be usbe nel o
Consampo Dphhes sn1 all diseases % the Thrca ana
Lung Manufactured oy b. WuBoE CHEMIST No. 100 Ooa'
Boston. Sod By Druggists generally
Over two hundred thousand General Accl-
dent Pnle written seven by the TRAvaLKs liFk AND
AcCpHNr INSURANCE Hartford Number OF accident
policies written year $50 premiums for same S5lll0 81
SHEET TANITE For Jewellers, Ivory Turn
er Opticians Of Fancy Goods &e substitute o
THE TANrrE Co.. StOuisburg, Penn
PATTERN BONNETS and HATS for Spring. now
rusdy wholesale ,,-rf r. A. MORRISON ~ bIoaa~ay.
JAS. EvERDELI, 3O2 B'way.-W edding and Ball
Cards MopOgrams Ores Dancing Original designs Established lao
ARTIFICIALITIES-PALMER LIMBS.
ss Broadway n Y; l6O9 Chestput-st Phl 81 Greens Boston
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
INTERESTING MASONIC RELIC.

In Newark, yesterday afternoon, While workmen
were engaged III tearing down an old house on
Broad street, the property OF Alderman Grant, a
large slab Of upands stone was unearthed, which
proved to be full Of interesting Masonic relics
In the way Of emblems and Inscriptions.
The slab is seven and q half feet long,
two feet wide and one foot thick. Carved
on one side are various embiems and let.
ters, only Ineligible to Free Masons There
is globe, square and compass; representation OF
the sun, quarter Noon, the letter &C." q star,
the American coat OF arms, the name "Adamn let
ters "M. A." and ~. NJ" and the date "179S., the
house was built In 1734, and was for many years
kept as an Inn Here II Is SAID ine leading brethren
meet frequently, but what the history Of the stone
Is no one KNOWS.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

2l,Uu "A
and il o1
sI: 'sPs sso s'sss sos 0aahs %ss;
in store Oats we're am but @ os @
sal.r shane value. sales sSe ess
demand s5s 5 .ss bushels Mas
IlAyThe demand moderate; bu. prices were steady
HEMrlnte IN some demand: SO bales were sold in
Boston, at SIC gold Other kinds we're neglected and
MoLAssEsThe market for foreign was very quiet. the
a~s gifs M Do%sss va.
aa. Poo =. 5 aas
90 Cuba tor dstine at 2zc We quote Porto Rico, svc
ana 19 SsSss s ss
NAVAL sfossa..Sihers wa. a good demand for spirits
tarpentins which advanced fully per gallon, the
rss a @ @ sS On ~ Se S .
tS t4c almost all at the latter price Lots in shipping
rule dull and nominal The market for ali kinds Of
Without s sales pfvss
s sG sGos Ho
Ga $7 for pale and extra PALE Tar remained dun and
ass nss pegs, ssol ssl. and
a Lar M The H1
sss' S b z s part s = . IS closing
For lots on the SPOT there Was more demand there wefs
sSd 900 obs At saa for old meas and 90 mess;
hoes light demand al fec to ilc for city and sc
for Western or beef hams there sold about 1870
choice stock. Beel 10 bbs dull ard Sales
bbls prices within the range or S6 plain mess
paS ss ss 90 s. w.: an. % Ds ns
mess mess with sales q log terces within the range
s Ms'sss sss % syd short sy sssa sas 1s sfs isi
Cumberland cut small sale OF the latter reported
GENERALLY nominal heard Of no sale. except Is pack
ages picked hams within the range of Hfc. l5Ic We
les l0Ho 1c., in bulk and boxes Lard was dull and
There sold So iercss :, sIc to IKE FOR e CySe
which was freely offered at that price cose Duy
es refused operate to any extent above &c. There
lSlSc. for April and 1870. for May.
PETROLEUM The business transacted IN crude in bulk
WAS unmportant There was but little demand, and that
Ike Contracts offered at the inst price without BUY
ers We heard OF no saes Crude in bbis still du aud
Un ss oss s msrs dp spe
lower do so Sapsha wa. :DIs n :hs demand
ned sna dssy M onsrsa 0hc 90 sales The market for 70
We heard excepi SO sb ON tSe spot Il sic
10 Philadelphia The quiet ths demand being ex.
temey light but there change prices We quote -
vas e light request pu. very rm, held
~ previous figures few small saes made within the
rans. Of 3d. ase for common 70 prime RanSoon was an.
sUGAR-The demand for raw was moderate and prices
continued 70 favor buyers, though they quoaby
Sc awsr srJsaS prscss a. The
Sinsns iSns r rss ' s.ls nSd ssSsss' being so.
Including so hSds csnur. 70 On sm. nSs
nss sp',ns Transacted IN refined va. hahi. and lhe
l3sc. sof white, 2xc. l2hc, and extra iIc iI;.c
vs. quvls'-VIpar-lnierlor " common refining, ehc Q
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
NIKE @. O'CoNNOR
DANNY CARR,
A NAN TRAP IN TRENTON.

:, Another Drowning Case Mt the Water Pover.
On Sunday night young man, supposed to be
<Sohn DuaaD, whose body has not been found, was
ASowned In tho Water Power at Trenton. Deceased
boarded at house Kept BY william Don.
nelly, who identified the cap OF deceased res
tcrdsy morning. The crossing o. the Water Power
Vi Steamboat and Furman STREETS Is dangerous.
aney bridge ~ the crossing Of these streets, but
ND 10 she prevent time structure has been erected.
Dcceas43 was beard In piteous means TO call for
hep aES sons men went to the spot, but before
ahey could fsb Der any assistance he had gone under
and Was hidd,>c ~ tie loe. Attempts were made
yesterday 10 recyer the body, but up 10 late hour
khe c1orts had be ~ unsuccessfui. Dugan worked
ei the boiler works " Charles Carr, and bis absehce
~ the tientacation q, the cap by the boarding
house keeper, 40 regarded o. Satisfactory evidence
Ahat Dngan was the man dr. xne1
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY M ls7-rRIplE

esc fair to good fair refining, 50. ec good to prime
reaning 9l3c. skc; fair 70 good grocery, NAG.
prime TO choice grocery lohc l0Sc censritugat ho4s
toxs., she melsdo. g 70 Hsysna- % Dutch
do, 10 to 90 l2c l3c do, white, l2Ac l3sc Porto
kico-kehning GRADES, eye s4c grocs grades. ssS
nis--Current ciayed and superior, &c. s9ssc.
STEAaINE quiet but very hrm l3Hc Tor prime, 10
terecs; ,crces prme 10 do No. and 10 do No. were
sold together at $50.
SHEBs-Lnsecd IN moderate request at steady prce
the sales being 1000 arrive. and lO do, on the
SPOT $2 10 Cod duty paid on 20 days time Clover was
but steady xt So 25
TALLOw rather active, and prices uteady
hrm for prime. Sales 0lu0 lbs At 80. for prime.
WnlskEY-Receipts. aA bbis. The demand WAS more
active increased offerings prices heavy and
lower There disposed or 4uU bbls. ~ &c. 9c.tao
market closing Ut Aoout 92.Ac.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. Feb IL. 1871

HAVANA, Feb, II, 1871.
susrsmall business and prices unchanged Little specs.
IAtve inquiry owing decline AT New Work. Sales of e
weeS $500 boxes Exports urihc the week from Havana
ana NRnanzas S90t0 boxes and $500 hh of which $4,000
boyes and $40 hhds. the United States Stock
warehouses at Havana and Mstanaa., sto0 boxes and
l70 bhds. Frcghs Southern Northern ports
IN the Cnei States Soc Per boxo 10 Southern ports
os the United States, 8S IS - 50 per HID. sugar.
Northern and Southern ports OF the UEitei States 80 20
per hhs Of moiassss per ton 70 Falmouth and or
drs 30s 32s 3D. Reports of the tobacco crops
aprobab'e decrease In yield Of onehaf In almost ali parts
OF The island Bacon dui At l5c 7c Butter duh at ESQ.,
&c. Flour hrn hama American sited 10 sugar
cured 30 Lard fiat at re IN sess and tas L,,n-
28 Potatoes steady ~ ~ 3d. Taow quiet. Box shocks
quiet at 50 greas HID shocks at So Us 81 S7. Empty
hhGs. IN demand at s3 as a. Beeswax in demand.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

CorrEs-1he market for Rio exhibited good degree oi
ACTIVITY, aud prices wers very nrm al former quotations.
with moderate offerings. fhe sales .15 bags,
OK 50. Ursula and New York account. 4t03 do
per Lpdbem at Hampton Roaus. 10 arrive in Bal
unore on private terms In Baltimore there SO
455u bags OK Agnes BVi3 do, Aa meek; 45i do ex
horhwood, ANA l,Go Wafer Wi,ch private terms
for the other kinds the msrse; continued to
rule quie', Dut steady. We quote c:-CArgoes Rio,
or.nary, lVc. lO<c.; fair le1c; Ike. !;
SC goGa a,s lihs, , d.v nxc: prime is,sc IsSc, r1!
llacc llaacc laae: 81 potnino tn fond, Sac. loc java
FEEtanTs lha market ~aa stlr quiet and rates were
generally IN tavor o. shippers, aud the offerings most
articles were light TIE eharterne business without
activity and rates Tor r kinds OF tennage rho
engagements were:To Liverpool top bates at
q 1let. and per steamer, 3,oc0 bushels whsat at
7Ho. 5,0o0 boxes cheese ut s.s., lb bacon At
sOs 800 terces beef at 7s, and loo fkins bn;ter
a. s5s 10 Lontcn 500 bales hops at 5 lod Antwerp 30
boxes bacon al s0s erces lard ut sos 70 hhds
sss 70 srenen a. hhas vr~ins tooacco at 2as 6d
Ginrtar b1 petroleum private The char
rrvite terms Norh German BARK. the Baltic with
2i00 bbs petroleum. a. Is Cd and bark, 500 bss
DO TO Gibraltar, Tor ORDERS at 5s. 4dif 20 direct port
81. OH.
flour AND GRAIN. Receipts s63 bbls. -Four 500 bbs
and so bags meal, l,57 bushels wheat, 2i55 do
corn, bgl do oats l2 do barley and 500 do malt Tho
ur market was dull and &C. luc lower. 1Le demand
from III classes of buyers light, the fales
were confined to about II GOO bbls. Southern iodr
was Glow OF sale and unchanged Sales 500
bbs Rye hour Was quiet but steady sales 900 bbs Corn
meal was more sougnt after, and sales made 500
bbs az for Western and "a Go Sa 70 Tor Brandywine
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.
~->~s>~~~.-~~~<~~~SvNs

vddrnar uwAHp -DrIaADo.-ln Brooklyn. on Wednesday,
Ha. 49,, by the Rev. 5. II. Camp, FRANCIS A.
Del 40 70 VIOLA younzest daughter Of Frederick
,xASs-o'NElLL.-on Monday, February %, at
Sne Church OF tne Nativity, by the Rev. thomas J..
NEwC0MB-HARRIs.-On Thursday, February IL,
a. the residence q tne brides parents, by the ex
HARRIS, eldest daughter OF the late Thomas Harris
all OF this city.
IRIME-WIss.-On Thursday, February 10, by the
sister, JOHN L. PRIME 10 LOUISE WIss. No cards.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WfLsoN-CoOLEY.-In syracuse, on wednesday,
February 10, by The hev. q. f. Furman or Roches.
yer, n. ~ STArnEN WILSON, OF thus city, 10 Miss
AUGUSTA I. COOLEY. OF the former place.
WlhSHp-UDEAL-Un Wednesday, February Is,
at st. Lukes church, brooklyn, by Rev. J. w Diller
y. d., CHARLES A. WiNsnIp. OF North Attlebor0
Patchogue l. L
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
COUNT coHTI TO GENERAL DIX.

wAsnIsGlos. Feb. II, 1871.
the aa Of January celebrate I % he unity y
II la H. s nsamesn' su upon me 70 or% the
,ion o American sympathy ior the Italian cause haze
reas s s s.
90s TOOK as me prs,aag oncsa Of the moe,ing ana also ss
other eminent citizens who cooperated with in that
The profound emotions with which eloquent words
OF alton pronounced in that and rcpra
country, only anticipated The joyful Tie
them ~ rec powerful Ameriea 1''p 's''
II ancient home implanted the seeds Of civilization in hs
most remote portions o. the Old World United
has certainly followed her example In regard lie New
through struggles % estaos national unity and hs
tory w record these anaoses OF deeds and aspirations be-
ny Sns sssagh The o. re-
IN Sras ai,sra so@pes
I herss Of the sHenaa examples set forth by the
the das wSo with i0 .oa hss and
ylan. swor has 80 much contributed to the emancipa
ranks OF modern eivili1aop 7hourh always
she viii orth constitute OF tie principal elements
peace "a he concer OF nations America has
salute sent to her across the ocean.
bs o New York who y . Dn aoa @ 20
eau, assured Of the lively satisfaction the per-
accept, my dear SIR, tie expressions of my dstn
General DIX, New York
khw YORK., Fco Is, lsIl.
MY DEAR SRI hare had the honor receive
OF the lth Instant behalf OF the of
his Majesty the King of lay its hearty appreciation OF tho
mani esaiun OF American sympathy Italian cause,
at the meeting OF citizens In ibis CITY the 18th OF January
last
Il VIII be of sincere qualification all who par
tcpated ia the proceedings OF that ing
their earnest desire the kingdom Of Lay assume
dstngsnei rnx among the nations Of the earth
responded TO by its government and people In
cordial and complimentary to the people of the Cnlcd
States We should have been untrue the principles Of
grateful retn.n Tor all The treasures we have
from the rich mines Of Roman Italian literature
and art had indifferent the Italy
united nation and the effort King place
herself In the champion OF civil TeIIai.
Gus liberty In the / ascrn hemisphere.
speak sentiments OF every true hearted
American when that sympathy win accompany
In her with fervency which win be increased
by every essfu step in her rogress sir
JOIN A. DIX.
His ExceIeacy l.. CoarI, Minister OF Italy United
States, " ashin.son, D. Q.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
iLL,s9iS INTELLIGENCE.

Pork Packing In ChicnGo-A Clerical sc0un.
drel-yisi:inS Rotawataniics.
CHICAGO, Feb. 90, 1871.
Tho total number OF hogs packed this season in
Chicago up TO date was s56566, and the packers are
still at work.
]. Murphy. a Catholic priest at Canton, H., has
been found guilty OF Illicit intercourse with his
hous seSeeper, and was dismissed day two since.
On Friday he undertook to leave the town with lot
OF goods belonging to the parish boxed up but an
officer stopped him. A crowd assembled az the depot
and threatened TO lynch MIN. ana were only pre-
vented from doing SO by the officers Much excite
mcnt prevails. Murphy heretofore has stood high
In his profession
A number oil Potowatamie chiefs are here to-day
visiting the Headquarters Vi General Sheridan. They
are in full dress, and attract good deal OF aten-
ton. They are looking after old claims In the
shape OF reservation granted 10 Waubouze and
Others OF the tribe by treaty,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
the Southern list was generally steady but less &C.
tive. The leading bonds were quoted as follows at
the close OF business on the street:-Tennessee, ex
coupon, 64's siH; do. new, e4s 64X; Virginia, ex
coupon. 65 GO; do, new, 81 62 do registered stock
Old, 81 81; Georgia skies, q 49, do. sevens 90
cox; North Carolina, ex coupon, 49k 4sx;
do, new, FIX 90; do, special tax. 2lH q %;
Missouri skies, COX 81; DO, Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 90 9l; Louisiana skies, 60 10; do, new,
90 So; do levee skies, 73 o rs; do. do.,
eights, s3 a ss; Alabama nves so q 70; do eights.
COX 1ooj DO. railroad eights 90 90; South Caro-.
lima sixes 73 80; do, new. January and July 6sx
s9X; do. do, April and october. 81 q o.; Arkan.
sas sixes, SO 6s; do. sevens. 80 q 90.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
FINlNCIjL and COMMERCIAL.

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WALL STREET
MONDAY. Feb. 2o-6 r. MI
On Shange to-day wheat was In good demand
and nrm. The cotton market was strong, bat IN
price unchanged
TnE EXPORTS or LAST WEEK.
The imports OF ary goods for the week ending last
Saturday were s2.es6.sa7 The imports OF merchsn'
disc other than dry goods were 81, too, making
she total imports eI,2cs,40S. Ns
MONEY THREE TO FOUR PER CENT.
Money wxs easter today than on any day since
the relaxation peculiar 60 this season began. Early
In the day some snal amounts were placed at hve
per cent on stock collateraIs, but alterward the
offerings were very abundant at four per cent ON
miscellaneous securities aud at three rer cen, on
government bonds. Good borrowers might nave
obtatned loans at three per cent on STOCKS towaru
the close OF banking hours, such was the pressure
or the part OF leaders to place their balances over
night.
Prime commercial paper was In request at eK per
cent with Z pes cent as the quotations ior the
various grades OF choice acceptanees.
Foreiga exchange was stsaay Oh the basis Of 1ooH
for prime bankers sixty day sterling aad llo3s
ll05s for sight bilis. :
GOLD pULL-lllk A ll1,l.
The gold market was " general dull, but under
went few brief spelis OF activity consequent upon
contradictory reports OF the quotations OF dsetwen-
ties Ii London. The extreme Guctua ion was irom
lllh 10 1l1A, with almost all the real business OF
the day at lll. The course OF the market Is shown
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
EVENING HIGH SCHOOL.

Lecture By Professor Perry, Of Williams
College.
At this popular Institution, on West Thirteenth
street, Professor Perry, the well known political
economist will lecture this evening on his pet sub
ject The ability OF Professor Perry as o lecturer,
and his thorough understanding OF the sub
tect. as well as the popularity Of the
evening high school, should, and undoubtedly
VIII, insure large attendance. Those who take
an interest IN educational affairs should avail them
inus or this most snccessl imstitmtjnn onS ar the
same eroy treat In listening to full and lucid
position OF the important subject Of which Profes-
s0r Perry Will discourse.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE M'CosH LECTURES.

DR.. McCosh, In his lecture at Association Han last
night, made an excurslon" to Boston to review the
"Boston theology" During this me.aphorlcal
trip the lecturer gave eloquent analysis OF the works
OF Charming and Parker ana Emerson. giving these
men and their theology due praise, but assigning
the theology to o place among the unsubstantiaI
unrcaties. The latter part Of the lecture given
to posltlvism, which the Doctor thought that q
certain TheOdOruS must have written OF whom it Ia
said that he wrote q treatise upon the "Awful NO
thiu0.N and tlIcn died.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE PRIZE RING IN OHIO.
mike O'C0nnor and Danny Carr to Fight ON
the 18th of March.

mike O'Connor and Danny Carr to Fight on
the 18th Of March.
The Dubuque Qowa) Herald OF the 14th instant
says the following articles Of agreement were made
eeiween Mike O'Connor and Danny Carr, the latter
-of Chicago. on FRIDAY aftcrnoon:-
Articles Of agreement between Nike O'Conpor Danny
Carr signed ihs lotn OF February, ls fight catch
weight the 18th day OF March next within bty miles of
Dubuque for stakes OF $3.50 sde the open for $500
= e1e, anu the excursion the winner The
hgh TO be fair standap the rules
OF The London prize ring Twenty dollars slde il do
posifed with James Mcdonald stakeholder upon signing
thesc articles hy dollars be deposited the 18th OF
fnay Sl00 CD the sd OF March and the deposit
seyeniytTo dollars On The 9Th Of March. Tho man
failing TO make OF these deposits hereby stipulated
shall 70 deemed TO have forfeited all caims money put
mp And The man failing to be In the ring the agreed
apon or the hight bstween the hours o'clock H.
shall be deemed 10 have forfeited all cam the stake The
seres Is 10 be chpsep the ground In fight shall
pe interrupted the stakeholder shall appoint day or
fihce, or both for the ngh which shall then proceed q
tere agreed but the stakeholder appoint day
NIKE Q. o'coNNoR
DANNY CARR.
Boih oConnor and Carr are professional lighters.
Carr weighed Iso pounds and o'Connor l52 pounds
yesteIday Some pretty Lively fighting may be antici-
Rased as creek will meet Greek ON the 18th OF next
March. Meantime both contestants train for busi-
mess, Carr here, OConnor at Independence where
ne u teaching Epafrtng school.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
the NEW HAMBURG DISASTER.

PouaHKEEPsIE, Feb. 20, 1871.
There Is nothing new ct the wreck to-day. Lowe.
the diver, went down six times, but brought
nothing up but rubbish. Tonight he len with his
apparatus for home. It Is now conceded that no
more bodies Will be found, Workmen will at once
commence TO build the new bridge. A@
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE FRENCH RELIEF FUND.

Mr.. Charles Lanier, treasurer Of the fund for the
relief Of the suffering population Of France an
nounces as foiows:-Total amount received by the
Chamber Of Commerce committee, $7l,665 90. BY
Produce Exchange committee, $lo,0A5 Grand total,
H66 6lO 90.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Fo fursre delivery the market active. I-Sc
&c TO- higher all The to-day were
sis ,s. Daies as ws-rebrasry zoo at oo AZ
y $lss., s,iGJ n, l4sso; hpr. loo lie. 200 az
~ il;ise. .V0 at ii54c; May, SO at 1L,c.; 100 May
At. lse 100 n. ls.a Inly loo a. i5!sc ngchange
Also Saturday aiter report, 800 bales, foowsFebrl
sry aV az lAsc March, 500 at IKE APRIL $40 at ltac,
IA June, GOO at Sc; July, l6C at l5sc EIchange-sc
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
WASHINGTON AID RICHMOND RAILROAD.

RICHMOND, Feb. 70, 1S71.
To-day the House OF the Legislature. after long
tight and much Hlibustering which lasted until after
night passed the bill incorporating the washington
and Richmond Railway Company, thus giving tue
Pennsylvania Centra! Railroad Company connec-
ton Win the Southern roads BY . vote " 20 " ~.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
STREET QJoTArnss.
Q O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb. 20-6P.M.
CoTToNInfuenccdt by favorable adviccs from Liverpool
but especially by the recent falling or In receipts
the southern ports, the market, under good for
both home ption and export rued Erer cosing
fully established advance Of per Id. all grades The
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
tbs NEW YORK ITALIAN UNITY MEETING.

25 WEST TnIETy-sEvENTH STREET, Fob. 20, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
place at Your disposal the enclosed correspond
ence in relation 10 the meeting lately held IN this
city in behalf OF Italian unity. Truly, yours,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
Birth.

CAMPDELL-on Saturday. February Is, on board
the snip Mldas, Of Nova Scotia, The vile ol Captain
u. Campbe Of son.
Novo ScOtia papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

In the gold ioaa market the rates for carrying
ranged from two 10 four per cent the operations
OF the Gold Exchange Bank were Us iollows:-
Gold cleared rs, zoe 900
God balances LIN o66
Currency balances. s...................... 1,SlV496