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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
By q o. q Of q; he
LEGISLATURE ,h. State Of Illinois entitled Ar Act ~ rsOS Pm ,S
R asiy eS s..t: Hines. DO
III = The h@eIeas National Bani the CITY EesYorL
Ne the ss o. S s " X. p SoG. s
Of ard Of d La. DO fnrssr IOny :. rhon u
g. s q. s ,t this nSSs to s, q ,T .s sS
pSa.r, as s dsno@n.si New Internal %royeinea soe
S oGT.: ''' ''o '''''' 's''.' :. N' ''
siy7s Carl Daniel Asset 81 GOO B.ns Bns Co. sloeD
B.ea 5000 Hear B..srSn. sS5t IS John Ben ealoO E.e.
soys i V tS.i ss,s e. p.dsei Bt"noS Pr Rro:
E $40 eo Il i.1 Beq slo0cC ssIa1 an Am
Gs%P ssu crt s.cS ssG ., ss6 csrohas
.3oE Jane, Clemens IT, oe' 70 lame. ~ CSas 30 ohs.
B.sL Of siveeei $1,000: Latham $500 Richard sb.sd
6 cs.. 20: ; w T ots s s.s D s p3 Ss
Job. and Bd.', psLse:oO 70 & *9c EIt sU R 90
s1.s.a $500 f,l.. ssSe Mar gar. ~
Garasy G. c 6yqa, aslyls Wlqq, s4Gaco p1ss n.r
Hsy.r sioeo Dclio tsoe q Henri shs. H otor
sS ors saT s 10 r 49, cd6 SS%a s9 n'
ArtAur IofO 1854 s Rev jane. Ioby $500 Hope c.
Hass e HS,'55 Ssa ; asyt ss ia.r1
seb.,lsn Jselsr "a o. G.s yeLeot and rsnn Aen'
tsH G. So' Tso s'f I&iSc s &c iI 5000
Ma Es.s Ms NJ ,,T Po MN M ssd R., sS Ss..
henvak 81 ooi Dec.ar a. hie tiJ; Decsiur h. Miller tue
n. Oder Z GO Jean Name Edmond PeSTr. 81,
I as Edward A. PHELPS Charles Ptlps 5000 Caroline
G. Pb, p. trner eiCooi W. A. Pisuius, s3o9 co. LoydT
Po-y Peal Ehsha Riggs FL 7sl go J. L.
Robinson e. 10 81 William james Roe $4,000 Daniel hos 81
Hnry Raiand $500 Sir Hrnry Roper huynt Saw NJ
Ro,lsod 81 $50; John Charles schrher esOW g. l.
sehuIe Co, trs,t s2oO Edward sloeoet sl~o George
smith Coz; Johu Susen 500, Carone " Sisnnari, $Si
Benjamin os T.ytr, t2t The hamn,trsto. ene q hSge
Kewfeh AID Widow ". Bok S300i The Pebn-
,yvbA Co.. for Insurance on lives 600 The Governor o. In
90, s T Taa. ' ITO n. .uoS so1 savings
John Warren ss,J 81 Mrs AIMS Washing
ton Charles f. WATKINS 500; John Weddrrbnrp 10000
William whte.ngh, 81 s9 William LoO'' wiOans $3.50 William
Y. WLessle sl0)3 49,. $500,
Also one coupon old internal improvement 'ocs dated January
6l2 and beni dated May 1870 No g. 900 each
psvsbls sner 1870 ,o,o
Also 40 bonds payable Aner 1870 dated Jolly 1879
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

The movements in dry goods for the past week have
been: Entered for consumption, *2,ls3697; withdrawn
from warehouse. rS0769; warehoused, s92S,S4
The Philadelphia stock market was dull to-day Penn
sylyania g. Sd issue sold at 1867 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad IA; Reading Railroad, I9i; and Pennsylvania
Railroad 62l. Gold closed at ll0f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

Illinois snd Michigan Canal bonds, We;
Nineteen 81 0o Canal bonds dated July 1871 PAYABLE tner 1910
Eo TO- 49, & g. ~ a., So &C. "a i IO1. ms 91, lB l2s 100
ly9 20J. -. -. ..
Twenty nr class Of bonds Ees a. q ~ 50 81 o.
~ lJ3 1873 1875, IN.
Twenty 6ye at5 Canal Roads p.She 10 New YORK. r SI-n9,
01 1857 1899 i0,0 lell, l0%3 1854, 1902
It6 1913 lc7a lols, 1867, le' o1, 0s 1859 hoo ~
Tuely es Of bonds registered iOc4 olo oIa ol9
1913 iJg1 1881 100 1854 lO4t lo l03l 1900 Qll, V9, 1893
1853, lTD. 1881
T.enune payable London 87OEos 2,
A5T 10 H. "a 49, n, 81 ~ a &c. n 81 u, q, a. 4" a. 10, a.
~, g. 80, OF, 81 "a
Your HUNDRED eight class OF bcu1 eisterNos
2s ~ 30 81 " 60 a. 50 10 70 inelusiye Is 70 $50 ncusve
AIz5 Canal Bonds payable 10 London
20 I+o ncssve l2 ia2 Ss 20 a0 ia 1888 49,
No. 10 f.8 u klt 1859 1852 1857
100 lss3 G;. 1908 l0g1 039 Ia l0a9 il02 lJ,
is nn ii@ ~ laa il67, 1859 Ill., ma 1901 l2S' 1888
o 1895.
Five hundred a OF bouGs regstsrcdNos 10
IN lueuy. IA lgs la6 lf9 1910,
0li ioi1 I0l1 lleD ITO liz 1856 10 1884
Canal oods payable IN London after leCNos 81
IS @ ~ 49, ~ o. 81 rs to ISL inclusive i7O TO is az TO arc sS
70 tl.
Five hundred aud forty class Of bonds eed-Hos 10
II uae ~ 80 S. 80 a. " IA 1872 10 1863 1877 10 az an 10 49,
testimony whereof hereto my hand and be aI the
the City 81 Springfield this nth day of
ny.A. ID. lB7l JOHN NJ PALMER Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
following were the quotations
Foreign exchange has been dull and strong at the fol

Government bonds have been strong, with further
slight advance IN the prominent issues. Eghty-Ones
have been notceaby strong with large saes high
Il1, sxtysevens and tenfOries also in active de
u.and. Flax q Hatch report as follows at y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

The State bond market steady and moderately
Aetive, though prices made marked advance. Ten
nessocs new. sold II cs aC4i; Missouri g. $780, the
Hannibal Joseph issus ~ and Georgia Is at sl2
the gold T. having duh Al 9 Alabamas were also
quiet. Tie following were The Hd-:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

BKRswAx-Thcr, s.en Eecd densnd ADO "' "AA' NM
6py spd while are N mooo'A se"A"' M
:. ~. .,..i,, al from tof a. y? ~
p"orTosspotC been dun and love- WI. nes ossn m
all Kinds .scep n ~" ses srr bales tof which as bales
CITY .1rgvs Including ass for export gu e bone use ana
IN ',sn. i,S evening bales January at is5bai;te o
weak te ' Isig Sle bsles March, At l 1lb eiee 100
s Sss trr a sias ee .ad 100 6se NJ" ,lsls. Iess
Sp bales $50 bale. March iYals see 200 bales April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
RECEIPTS OLE pROpuCE.

tn Tfksfi1 WuITTUlHa
jan H. rigs A,ht 500 bales Cotton IN bags Cotton se'
Meal ~ bills Cotton seed Oh I2a Ikgs Dried Fut ml bhls fs
Wt bhs FLOAT 1900 hnsh Wheat 2Opi bu Com. tl lnB'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

v, ~ h.,-. I,.va q IBds $50 nees Jeahss re
IN. s Trrp.aans m ptgs Butter - Dss'ea noss ~ DOS
PoTt t Lard iIs ptTs Crsmesh w w $500. 0,yIis
s,pes M bag. Panss hbd Tobacco 80 pigs rooooo W. DUE
Whisky rs IUlI 3tlf u - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

T AND '' bpEiSPi'1xSRhTSfNT Sealed Proposals
AN sc GO MI, s ssfs sonps -
agped aocod.sos Win he p's'toa' Of the iss"s"fs
RE 81. s Rr Be opened oses ofas Company TAu.d
- ''" 10y SSonMs RDSsoSoSs,ucn. lrr's..
j fos TAP And saAzoRIA RAmRoAD. y a. ee,s,sr u The
sa TeIss sd By The authority q he ssse IsI
S s:ss a. En- s.'is :sss; =:
: %: .. :. :: q - 4. . ;s;,:.
p,S % he ne 81 ses :.s rssd .ss s.se:
s.;:s ' 49, : =: 4. =: 7.
..: e. z s z 90. ::. e. s. .:s 9:
::s 70. .. 6, . ii. a. -. :. 10 s.s
s DE companies sdss 70 ne sss for loans from
ws%a . Governor ., g. ss !. ~
s'. .sl.fss. ssa I'D i.s:s..se:.
, .b :; 6sT wi :, 50 s a.. W.
:: e: 81 as e d: 4
I'D :snp.sy isei.ss he IcsS.d nsh - grading BRIDGE. Irg1
rails % a. Ssao % Jo .sa ... sss ii The property
company h sd railroad beng sS'-
PAIN. .ss:. ~ e'; .a: :, a..
ne sos Of and osCs. ., z. .,d @ a.. b 70 q.
s s.ss sa.s i ss DEE. ss.S boy property
ss yss ssS .. s q. S rs :. r'' a'' cover the
s.:s h.: to 10 Y de- ;1$ s.s .;a
TeIss be irsyfftA EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor.
By he Governor: JAsEs p. FgvcosB. Secretary OF STAT
CoLORiDo CENTRAL RAILROAD CosPASr,
GoLDRp CRY. COLoRADo, Jan g. 1911 !
rT,HERE win be SPECIAL MEETING of
i the STOCKHOLDERS Of the COLORADO CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD OGce Of the COMPANY Boston, WE'D
NEsDAY Peb 1871 20 act asng consolidating e Jeaerscn
Colorado Rsosd aud the
Colorado Central Railroad vita other railroad
pan under The provisions Of the art incorporating d Comany The
Of Territory of Colorado. T. CARTER, President
CAFE and PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS
- sAND 10 PER CENT BONDS
PAYABLE IN THIS CITY FOR aALB BELOW PAR
BY ARTHUR 7. PITCH co, u PISE-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

Railroad bonds strong Central Pacific sold at
sct, and Union Pacific 77l@77a for rsts 20 for Land
Grants. and eGI 400 for incomes The following were
the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

$2OO,0OO.-ALBANY AND SUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD
COMPANY STOCK for SALE by the undersigned i'll
sums TO suit purchasers. The above stock bears
interest at per cent payable July and January in
the City of New-York, by the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company who have perpetual lease of the
road and guarantee the interest. We have no hest
taOn in advising friends 10 invest in tss stock
presenting as it does with this undoubted guarln-
tee, one OF the safest Investments in the market.
o. ID. ASHLEY g. Co, No 81 Newest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
THE MARKETS.
Ic.,.fsn, reported Tor rss Tsrpuss.

FRIDAY. Jan n. 1871.
AEs-Thee has been only moderate demand for Po to-day
ices without special change quote at ~ 7saA7 rs
The Teinsas dali and nOmDA
We 0uOs a. o. 6Jab9 r.
BlINNG MATERALs-1hs maiet Is hrm Tor Bricks With
market for Rossndais Cement p Eastern iath,
aso fnn has moderate demand pno<s
are steady Other descriptions without change the demand
aIAte. We got: ,-., 49,. -.
bpsB0, AJtesmilsd NodlH Ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

HOwFs a. MACY, Bankers lthe same as Incorpo-
rated bank, No. 30 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, do so by depositing with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on tho entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE OF SALE Of Stocks Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK. A. s. HATCH.


Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. s Nassan-st.. New-York, Jan. %, 1879
United States Five-Twenty bonds if allowed TO
run until 1875, will pay but Four PER CENT Gold on
the investment at present market rates while they
are likely to be funded at lower rate Of interest
than they now bear before that time.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY at present market
price will pay nearly SEVEN PER CENT IN GOLD on
the investment and cannot be called in OF the inter
est reduced under twenty five years.
difference of from FIFTEEN to TWENTY PER CENT
NAV be realized in exchanging Government bonds
for Central Pacics, saved in making new invest
ments.
The safety and value of The First Mortgage
Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Company are
thoroughly established and universally recognized
The value of the property the immense and in
creasing revenues of the Company, and its able and
honorable management, assure the security OF the
principal and prompt and regular payment of inter
est beyond question.
We have introduced them into our regular bust
ness upon the same basis as Government Bonds. and
buy and sell them freely at current market rates
and are prepared TO furnish them to investors or
others at daily quotations.
We buy and sell Government Bonds Gold. and
Coupons execute orders in miscellaneous securities
at the New-York Stock Exchange make collections,
receive deposits subject to check at sight allow in
terest on balances, and do general Banking bust
ness FISK d HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

The gold market has shown its accustomed dizziness,
the transactions being limited. In time, however, the
market was 6rm and the sales al Il0f6llOi The
rates paid for carrying g. ~ 81 and per cent
the being the anal The operations of the
Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared
s7.120OCO gold balances, Sl29O7; currency balances
m following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
FIRsT-MORTGAGK SRKING-FUND CONVERTIBLE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.-The small remain
ing balance of the Loan for sale at 90 and accrued
interest
These bonds return about double the rate Of in
terest which United States Five-Twenties pay while
the security is as safe and fully equal that of any
railroad bond issued. HENRY CLEws q Co,
81 Wall-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

OrvlcK op NEW YoRK Pms Is.uRAscE Co
YORK, January, ~, lgIl. )
ELECTION.-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
IL TWENTY Five DfRBCTORs II this COMPANY also for
THREE INSPECTORS Of ELECTION WIN be held At The once the
Cmpsuy n WEDNESDAY the eighth day Of Febrn
arr is7l The poll be oper Al II m. snd close AZ m
=" AUGUSTUS C0ISOH, seersary.
wi TIoEAL LIFB INSURANCE. COMPANY or THE UNITED
STATES or AMERICA Psrhor.-Largr Insurance 'or smaller
mr. than in mutual companies Shareholders have the risk and
have $50 600 male policy hold,rs absolutely safe Pohe.s
liberal reeno and occupation Pafore tsfms TO b
class agents EewYori City Brcolyn and Jersey Cy
GEO. b. LINCOLN, Manager
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance Committee
C. N. CLARKE President
+ RR 4 R96 = rooKr 3v'o, Presidents.
X W PEHT, r. g. Ssfrn He'd cal Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
Coleman Bepediet's dosing quotations

Money has been IN ample supply throughout the
smaller volume Of business the Stock Exchange
dsring more limited inquiry The rates for bust
sese and per cent acceptable collateral Dis
counts good request, and prime business paper
moves on the basis Of the following rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
DROCLAMATION of SALE of lhe TEXAS

DROCLAMATION of SALE of the TEXAS
i AND sRW ORLEANS RAiLROAD-By the Governor Of the
sTATk OF TExtsp e and By the subhy the STATE Of
Where's The railroad Anowa that ofe Teas and
Of Tsrss for principal special school fund
Of the Legislature Of August Jh 1886 entitled
prode forbs investment Of the sshoe fund The
bends railroad Incorporated BY the State and the amend
pnnopsl and Interest Of
said bo and sraic to the stats Of IsIas under
sad anendEents, aud
whereas. rsad eo,rspy by hp, pay and
sailing fsnd Of ad nebtedn has mpod Ito ob
18Th lba6 aud
compiled the act Of l1h bn,d Al
r the the o. railroad companies nsbd state io oAas
Wherss BecAaS Of such failure The Governor 81 State
CURED By sad aeu Oh. pas To said railroad b, sold In
ssusfsc,os Of AID isdsbteinto,
Eo. therefore koe.n that In totorsv With d Of The
I<xissue L. EDhUND DAVIS, Go,smor Of viii
rUEsDAI DE i,h Of February A. sold
aid rrsIss All kss Orleans Railroad asi the charter gh Of SID
r.is sqspns masonry. and all sshbei
all the aud depot s,sLnps all Owned
by ssd C0npss 10 Ito business cad being about
hundred and sgh, t0Bl mils. long.
Sash sal. % iss pse al pablo aaen % lHh Of fehusr
A lg sth, door Of The Capitol ohe Stats Ass between the
hours Of and O'clock ss the sale " be- 10 ID. highest
h dse advisable 70 buy 'sd property Tor benefit the hu
fsud should no e" d e made sufficient IA phHepa aud
ters,s tns ihe school hnL
IN i..nwSs, shsreot k,~ signed .y name
H. Aptdh this l?h dAf 81 ho,smis D. lO ard VI the adr
IsadsEse Of rsrs' the niriy ahh -.
Bya. Go.,rofs ia. y N~xcosa r.sre,sr, ofs,s,.
JNi0S. SADLER, No. II Wall-st., New-Yorl,.
n 'oa,.sof AZ Law Nslag faeue aed tsgm.9lo for al he
S.3on W TRUST FUNDS to LOAN,
L,A tae 10 The city nooh Erw Wsbr'ier toapt
PtBaI UHlf Air1 4 q. IA 3trJ E,aloh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

COFFRR-The martc Tor HfaTs vlhout -
" 81 niles quiet offerings moderate particularly o. very orun
ss mime grades iyes moderately active and
arm Java verr and somewhat buoyant sales D" bags
Mo here and 300 In Baltimore , -, -, -. 80. 49,.
ChSpLRs-The quiet for all kinds and prices are nom
AND pYRs-Te for most AL articles COMING under
se.ius has quiet last but prices Without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

NOTIfT-The Coupons maturing February prox-
limo, Of the Bonds Of the Rockford Rock Island, and
st. Louis Railroad Company, will be paid at our
Office on and after that date.
HENRY II. Body, Treasurer, 12 wall-st
NcW-YoFh Jan. %, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

~ INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
SKvKN PR CENT GOLD LoAN.-The Bonds ere BE-
cured by mortgage 205 miles Of completed rail-
way, from Indianapolis, Ind, west to Pekin, H.,
which has large equipment and is doing large
and rapidly increasing business. The Road connects
with most Of the leading lines TO the Atlantic and
Pacific, making central trunk route from ocean TO
ocean over sixty miles shorter than any other route.
The Bonds have nearly all been marketed during
construction. The few remaining offer at g2i
and interest in currency. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers IA Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
NEw-YoRK, Jan. q. 1871.

NEW-1 OHk, Jan. II, ISlI,
The COUPONS from the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS Of the SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, due Feb. /, 1871, will be paid on and
after that date, at the Office of VERMuYE g. Co. Nos
10 and ~ Nassan-st w. II. SEWARD, jr.,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

DIS MoTNEs VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT pm CENT
LAND-GRANT MORTGAGE BOsDs.-The undersigned
offer for sale the abOye-naned bonds at 80 The road
is finished, and the lands that mortgaged to Sc
cure the bonds selling rapidly.
CLARK, DODGE e. Co.
No % Wall-,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

hAl ~'Hr 10 The city hootu New e"t aa N's'he'f' Ao'h
PnHaI .h ouit Aihrsf T. o. IA 3prJ Esahoft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

OYycx DyIA wAEz ApD HUDsos CsSAL Co.I.s1,t
No. II BROADWAY JSzw YORK, Jan 10, IN )
TNHE Managers of this Company have this day
declared sEsLASSUAL DxyIpBsD OF FIVE PEk SEST.
payable ossnd after the lt day Of Feoay
S,uona Bank o. Commerce 10 Serforh The uassir
boo tbe 18th inst and VII BE- ened
Oh Vic morning :" VIC '' CHARLES p HARTT Tr.ssqr.r
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
Personal Intelligence.

Lieutenant Commander I. X. Smith. or the Unitei
States Navy quarters at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General J. Fitzpatrick Is stopping at the Metropoi
tan Hotel
General W. d. Harrison, OF Washington, Ii stay.
Ing at the Sturtevant House
Chief Engineer J. w. King, OF the United states
Navy, IL AT the Evcrett House.
Colonel ). w. Dorsey. of Arkansas, yesterday ar
rvci at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
J. Vance Graveey OF Coburg, Canada, h a 50
journer at the Mbcmarie HOTEL
Colonel Nathaniel Pope, OF Santa Ff n. NJ, y
among the latest arrivals at the ST. Nicholas IfDtsA
Colonel J. ). Sleght, OF Poughkeepsie ~ stopping
| at the Grand Central Hotel.
General }. y. Mcintosh, OF the United Staues ArTny
has taken quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hoaei.
Judge II. g. nurd OF Mount Vernon, IL solourntR4
at the st Nicholas Hotel.
G. G. Gilman, an eminent railroad man OF inAt-
ana, Is at the st. James Hotel.
Congressman Samuel Hooper, OF Boston. IA at ina
Brevoort House. He Is en- route to Washington
f. X. Start, member OF the Legislature tom
Albion, Is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
j. Edgar Thomson, Of Pnadelpha, Is at tbe St
James Hotel. Mr.. Thomson Is President OF the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Colonel e. G. BOudinot, one OF the CHIEFS Or the
Cherokee nation, has returned TO the st Nicholas
Hotel.
Ex-United states Senator Luke P. Poland, OF ver-
mont yesterday arrived at the Grand Central Hotel.
| lie is now member OF the House OF Representa-
tives and IL ep to Washington. TO be IN his
| seat at the opening OF Congress-
United States Senator Foster Blodgett. OF Georgia.
| yesterday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. lie Il
| soon TO leave for Washington.
Among the passengers Tor Aspinwall, by the
steamer Ocean Queen yesterday, was the Rev.
Brother Sullivan, rector OF the Catholic Proteotory
| In Westchester. He Is on his way to Ecuador, at
the solicitation OF M. Flores Ambassador at WASH
lngton, on behalf OF the government OF thas cour
try, 10 found an institution similar =
which he has presided so w .,, that owe
|
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Japanese Comments on American Policy in Co
rea-Ihe Coreans Watchful-China Jealous
or Unfriendly to the Tycoon-Rail-
roads and the Telegraph.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Nov. 90 1871.
The special steamer Alaska, rom Hong Kong Oc-
tobcr 20 and Yokohama November 8, arrived here
this morning.
She has full cargo OF teas aud merchandise,
mainly bound East and overland.
JAPAN.
The advices from Yokohama are to noon OF the
day OF sailing OF the steamer.
There was much comment by foreigners ana
japanese at the action of the American government
in abandoning the expedition to Corea. This ac-
tion II is considered, Is detrimental our national
honor aud highly preudlcia to the interests of Tor.
cigners, both In China and Japan. The naval
demonstration against Corea never should nave
been undertaken, It is said, unless the American
people were prepared to carry their intention.
There is rumor that Corea has made an attack
upon the Japanese Island oil Tausma, lying between
Nagasah and Corea, 1t being claimed as Corean
territory
The Japanese Ambassadors to China had re-
turned to Jeddo, owing to some diplomatic mistake
having occurred.
IL is said the Ambassadors have brought no treaty
with them. China wanted treaty Of alliance, de-
fensive and offensive, which Japan is hardly III a
condition to accede to.
Serious troubles have taken place In the southern
districts OF Japau in consequence OF the govern
ment edct abrogating the position OF Datmios and
absorbing their territories and giving nothing in
return.
Rice was never more plentiful than the present
year, ana the government is called upon to export
the surplus and supply the Saigon market where
the crops have entirely failed.
The railroad to yeddo from Yokohama will pro-
badly he finished the present year. but 1t poorly
ballased that it will have to be rebuilt within
another year.
TelegraphIc communication between Nagasaki
and Osaka Will soon be completed, and then direct
communication with Europe ana America will be
insured.
MONEY MARKEr.
Mexican dollars are 325 boos.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
General Summary.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30, 1871.
The following c0ilated from despatcnes recevet
at the Signal once up to seven O'Clock uis evening
will be found interesting:-Snow has been falling IN
Buffalo since twelve O'Clock last night up to the
early part or today The weather IL now clearing
up. Snow has been falling I'm Cleveland Ohio, since
eight O'Clock yesterday morning mp 10 ak =. NJ. to-
day. snow fell in Cincinnati OHIO tins morning;
also at Baltimore aud indianapolis, Marquette
Mich; Oswego, N. Y. Rochester, n. T.; PlLtsburg
Pa and Denver City, G. 7.
At Fort Benton, Montana Territory, last night
the thermometer registered twenty-five degrees
below Zero Al Duluth, Minn this morning the
weather was clear, wind northwest and brisk, and
the thermometer eight degrees below zero; at
Omaha, nebraska, four degrees below zero, ana at
ST. Paul, Minn, seven degrees below zero. Snow
this afternoon was falling at Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory; Davenport, Iowa, and Denver, Colorado
Territory. The weather was fair this evening at
Fort Benton, Montana Territory, with a temperature
OF four degrees below Upon the summit OF
Mount Washington, N H., at five O'Clock this alter
noon the weather was cloudy; the barometer has
been falling rapidly since morning; the thcr.
mometer registered nineteen degrees below zero,
ana the wind was blowing from The northwest at q
velocity Ol one hundred miles an hour