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amendmenss navmg Deen promulgated by all de.
partments OF the government, and having been sub
mtted TO by the people are parts OF the constltu.
ton Ofthe United States and are 10 be respected and
on the margin, ana referring to this resolution. he
also wrOte.- .H. f... I..
at would De better to strike out all reference to
means OF adoption No statement VIII please; 10
many 1t VIII Offend" l. l1 l.H
In the ninth resolution ne iDterpolated the words
tor fraud" following the original word 'force,r " so
as 10 read, "we have neither the purpose nor the
wish to Impose our Institutions by force on fraud
upon any people," &c.
OTHER LETTERS
accompanying the original resolutions were sent OF
nessee and to John quincy Adams, Jr or Massa-
chusetts, IN order to obtain representative Opin-
ions from the prominent conservative minds OF the
country North, East and South. No replies have yet
been received from these last named gentlemen. It
Is not improper to state here that these letters were
written with the intention OF making them pu0llc
and that the Chief Justice was informed OF the in
There IS little doubt that the public will be deeply
interested In the sentiments expressed above form.
ing as they do the most conservative platform yet
offered by any party on the great issues OF the day.
which principles WILL II Is fair to assume, enter so
vitaly into the Presidential contest OF 1872.
am at liberty TO state, also, that while his visit
here Chief Justice Chase expressed himself very
fav0rably upon the whole tenor OF an editorial
artlcie contained IN the HERALD about that time,
nominating and canvassing the proprety OF the can
didacy OF himself and General Hancock as the
democratic nominees tor the coming campaign In
conversation with friends he expressed his earnest
adhesion TO the pupOrt Of the fourth resolution and
as VIII be seen now has chosen to make his senCi.
ments still stronger on the points therein embraced
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THE COUNTERFEIT CANARD.

report evidently gotten up by interested parties
and appearing In the same phraseoogy in all the
afternoon papers yesterday, stated that new and
dangerous imitation OF 81 notes on the Ninth
National Bank of this city had been put afoat in
large quantities and were In circulation. Also that
the police warning all shopkeepers TO look out
for counterfeit twenties and ves on the Merchants
National Bank tens on the American National Bank
and twentles and twos on the National Bank OF the
State Of New York. The report Is without
foundation nom beginning TO end, as no coun-
terfets Of the kind are IN circuaton Colonel
Whitley Chief OF the Secret Service DIVISION OF the
Treasury department., mas investigated the anair
thoroughly, and Will shortly visit oil the nationcl
banks IN the city, after winch he VIII give the re-
suit Of his visits to the puDllc IN circular.
The country at large has been unusually lree Tor
the past two Oh three years from the mpostioDs OF
counterfei!ers, and many OF the most sSiliul and
experienced OF tue fraternity have withn the same
period been detected, convicted, and are now serv-
Ing out their terms In various prisons. The pubic
cent alleged cQuaterlelS>
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TONES POLICE COURT.
Sewing silk Sowing Dscord-Ryun's RO.
mnncc-A plying Mania.
Before Judge Hogan

Sewing SILK Sowing Discord-Ryun's RO.
mnncc-A Multiplying Mania.
Before Judge Hogan.
Three shoplilters went into the store of Mr. Julius
Einstein. at NO. Warren street, the sth OF Feb
ruary, and stole sixteen pounds OF sewing silk,
worth $685. of which nothing had been heard until
the sth OF August when Charles Baudentz a GUS
toner Of Mr. Einstein came to his place OF business
and told him that he could buy SILK OF
the same quality as Einstein was selling
much cheaper than he was paying Elm
stein for 1t. Elnstein went to Baudentzs store
and recognized the silk as portion OF what
had been stolen from him, and requested Baudentz
to purchase OF 1t, asking him at the same
time where he got 1t. BaudentZ said lie bought it
from Joseph Roscnstein OF Grand street, who, in
turn, said he bought II from Bernard Rogers. TWO
at the examination yesterday, that they-saw
ROGERS LITTLE GIRL
bring the SILK into Mr.. Rosensteln for SALE Rogers
stated that he knew nothing OF the matter. He
sold any silk TO Kosenstein ana had not even
seen anything Of The kind Rosensten was admit
ted to ball in the sum vi $780, ana Rogers was Com
mitted TO answer The thieves have not yet been
arrested.
Mrs. Maria Ryan, alias Dehlia Reilly, alias Bridget
Maher, who seems to be laborng under the impress
that she is constantly about 10 add the pop
uation of the country, told story about an abor-
tion having been procured upon her which has been
proved to be utterly without foundation. She first
TOLD THE TALE
to Captain Petty, who confronted her with Mrs.
Hoag and, and she then confessed she did not know
the lady. The Captain then brought the matter
before Judge Hogan, who refused to act upon 1t
until Kitty Fall0U, the woman who accompanied
Ryan TO town on the day she SAID The abortion had
been performed, found. Detective Field
went alter Kitty and brought her before
the Judge, where sne swore she did not
know Mrs. IOaglana, hal never seen
opened by MISS lIoagand, VINO told them her mother
was too busy to attend 10 them. Kitty said they
went there TO consult the cards, and she knew
nothing about any outrage having been committed.
Judge Hogan, after u long and exhaustive examIna-
ton, honorably discharged Mrs. Hoagand. Several
ladies in New Jersey who have employed Ryan told
Detective Field she was q constitutional lar,
though good servant
An expert has examined her at the hospital and
come TO the conclusion that no operation OF the
kind she speaks Of has been performed upon her.
The whole affair originated IN The brain OF the too
productive Maria.
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Union Pac Id grant rs. sss<
GOLD ACTIVE AND HIGHER.

GOLD ACTIVE AND HIGHER.
The gold market opened with further bearish
fever and the price declined to 1l1X, continuing
vlbrate between that figure and ll1X until the after
noon. when decrease IN the bullion In the Bank OF
England OF f1 1877 900 being announced. 1t hardened
again, and advanced to liz, closing in the at
111X. Later III the afternoon 1t recovered, and ut
the close was liz bid, offered at 112h. The market
was even more excited than yesterday, and In the
afternoon the shorts were very anxious to cover
their contracts In the loan market cash
gold was in demand, and 8 and 4 per cent
and 1-s4 OF one per cent were paid for
borrowing. The extent OF the short interest
started yesterday is shown In this, as also in the
large amount of gold bid for at the government sale
to-day amounting In the aggregate TO 4475,ooo, ar
prices ranging from Ill to ill77. The 81 ooo, 900
sold at 1115l to 11l.77 The extent Of yesterdays
business is reflected In the report Of the Gold Ex
change Bank to-day. Gross clearIngs, 74190,o 600;
gold balances, $2,Os7,sO5; currency balances,
81, 54s,771.
MONEY MORE ACTIVE.
The money market which continued easy through
out the day and up to three O'Clock, at to
per cent, became more active after banking hours
and advanced to az a per cent among stock
brokers. There is, perhaps sufficient in the large
drain OF specie from the Bank Of England caused
by the demand France has for money TO meet her
Of many residents Of other parts Of the Continent
as we'll as France-whO during the deposited
their capital in the Bank Of England for safety-to
create feeling OF insecurity among those here who
have accommodation from foreign banking houses
as to the chances OF sudden call upon them, and
the desire to seek less insecure creditors Is not
natural. This foreign money, which ls almost
exclusively call, could not be obtained week
ago on time except for extended period. showing
possible sudden recall. The operations connected
| with the new loan, now on the OF consumma-
| tion, may supply the occason-it is not GER
| tain that 1t will not-while II the present
drain the resources of the Bank Of England con-
tinues the necessity must come. There has been
increase In the Bank of England rate OF discount to-
day, but 1t is well known that venerable institution
never admits the occasion for such until the very
last moment.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
continues weak and leading bankers again reduced
their rate this morning to 109H l091 for sxtyday
and ITO l101S for sight. This market more than
any other Is likely to be affected by the operations
OF the funding process and Is likely TO pass virtually
into the hands OF the agents Of the new loan from
the amount at their disposal.
BOuTwELL's BALANCES
The following were the balances in the Treasury
at the close of business to-day
currency 50, 524, COO
The certificates are also included in the coin item
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THE EXTREME FIGURES.
New York Central and Hudson con'd.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES


are firm, with Tennessees, North Carolinas and
South Carelinas as the features. The prospect OF
large earnings In moving the cotton crop this fall is
causing considerable inquiry for good bonds OF
Southern railroads The following were the clos
ing prices Tennessee, ex coupon, 1914 76h;
do new, 75al 76A; Virginia, coupon GA a
65; do. new, II 70; do. registered stock, old, 54
a 55 do. consols, 81 o 60; do. deferred, 80 a 50;
Georgia skies, s4 Sc; do. sevens, 90 q 90;
North Carolina, coupon, 46 Al; do funding,
1885, "a 35; do. do. 1868, so 31l4; do new, 81
27H; do special tax, 10 a 1917; Missouri skies, 95h
a 96: do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 94n q 90;
Louisiana sXes 65 60; do. new, 61 so; 10. levee
sixes 10 IL do do. eighs, S4 q S5; do. Penltentl-
ary sevens. 20 72; do. railroad eghts rs so; Ala.
bama lves, u q 10; do. eiRhts, 100 1Ol; do. rail-
road eghs 93 95; South Carolina skies. 73 IS; do.
new, January and July, 50 5sH; do. do, April and
October, 80 5oh; Arkansas SKIES, % o 55; do.
sevens issued Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad,
SAX 55; do. eights, issued Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad GA 66; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling,
90 o. do. interest eghts, 81 SO; do. second mort
gage eights, 10 49, Mississippi Central Railroad first
mortgage sevens, So IS; do. second mortgage
eIphts rs 50: New orleans and Jackson first mort
gage, s4 ss; do. second mortgage, IS a So; Mem.
phis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage, 81 a
So; do. second mortgage, IS IS; Greenvie and
Columbia Railroad guaranteed by South Carolina,
55 a 81; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Geor-
gia 72 10; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
eiqhls so 60; Memphis ana Little Rock Railroad
eights, 76 rs; Memphis city SKIES, 5s SO; Savan-
nah city sevcns. s5 49, New Orleans consols, Old,
72 a 10; do. issued railroad skies, II ~; DO
sevens, 81 10.
RAILROAD BONDS
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SUPREME CoUaT-SPeClAL TERM.


Cul2abIe Cnreiessness Of Police Justices.
Before Judge Barbour.
In re Ed,cdrd Porter.-ApplicatlOn was made for
the discharge OF Porter, boy, aged fifteen, from
the House OF Refuge. Judge Shandley committed
him, and the warrant OF commitment set forth that
he was committed as vagrant, though arrested
and brought before the magistrate charge
OF houscbreaking IL was contended on his
behalf that this commitment was defective In rect-
ing different Offence from that or which he was
alleged be guilty and, as further deficit, 1t was
urged that no certificate OF the commitment had
been fled In compliance with the statute. Upon
these defects being clearly established the Judge
dered the boys discharge, and with the order took
occasion to animadvert upon the frequent neglect
of Police Justices In making out detective commit
ments and thus defeating the ends Of justice.
Decisions.
Horace A. Fuller Us George G'rlbber.-0rder
granted.
MayV J. Tucker ct al. Us. John MeekS ct dl-Same
Thomas Sch,cdrtz rs Norris FOr.-MOtiOn denied,
with $40 costs.
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COURT Of COMMON plEAs-spsclAL TERM.

BY Judge Joseph F. DAILY.
Judge Joseph F. Daily rendered the following dc.
cisions yesterday
Coffin rs. Grtsacold.-Motion granted on condition
that s1,OO0 admitted to be due, be paid over to
plaintiff.
Judge Van Brunt rendered the following de.
cfsiOns:-
Dao,d McAtpin Us. Edgar Rider.-B0nd approved,
Anna Heyt6r1Ic6 Us. Frede1icG Stein1netz.-Bond
annrnVed.
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THE COURTS.
A Salvage Claim-Alleged Smuggling Cruelty
on shipboard-A Charge Against Police JUS
tces-Business of the General Sesaiona
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
A Claim for Salvage.

Claim for Salvage.
Before Judge Blatchford.
In the case Of Charles II. HIlner. mate of the brig
Europa, against the ship J. L. Bowen, which Is now
being tried before Judge Blatchord, the action is
brought TO obtain award In the nature of salvage
for bringing the Bowen into the port Of New York
and saving the cargo which she had on board 1t Is
claimed by the ibeant that at the time this service
was rendered by him neither the officers nor men
OF the Bowen were able to navigate or work the
vessel In consequence OF mutiny which had broken
out on board. Decision reserved. .4
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COURT CALENDAaS-TH!S DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs Held by Judge
sutherland-Nos. "a, 90, 81, 62, g. SO, l12, ll6.
Call lis.
MARINE CorRr-TRIAL TERM-Part S-Hed by
Judge Alker.Nos. 1856, 7075, 7076 1894 7079 5761,
1851, 6g05, 7oso $685. 6205, 1906 62oS 62l0, 6215.
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Corn meal, Brandywine e................... 43o
r6e market wa. quiet pricc: materially
Ts T.' n n.'sa 81 snR ne sis'
smSsr q for red q amber abe W wns u 80 y FOR f.r 1ss s
M :Prss quoted
Sl the S9ds decline: s s s
bushels at o5lc for Western Mixed and 6c 66c for high
'oSs q s. s1 ana ana ss Ss
wsssa sss' ses %s1s about 5000 bushels % oc c os % new %
Sisas %Ss nss ...ra aSs eosns s .g 4 900 s'e for
- sasey 5 da. and nominal Rye better demand sales
FnEenrs mark.t to-day has shown no new feature.
soS by ss Ss; and Sp a sy The Of av"sS
keep rates In the line OF charters there was moderate
rates IN not sa .na m r.. :.
but sas ssSS
% Ssss n.s. Son son ~ AND & e sS ss $40 SY Sas
GS s r. com ss Aa;.
lsusa ss to es sMsa sss. % &
ao private terms s srissS iS4a
A%srean bark from Phaiephs 20 Antwerp, SG"o bsIs.
rss pr c1ss4 "a s asGs s
po ss S S5 Sm pene to psns s en
Of the Adr,sc @ az Ubs refined petroleum Ss or s an
British ship 1882 tons rechaiter for Antwerp.
MoLAssEs moderate demand prevailed for lots at for
mer prices. There was % no business in carsoss sSo hhds
quote Cuba centrifugal mixed ssc $40 csyed, sso
sO fapS Sss &c. has. sS s 81 &
S% sh sc oSS SS n1e % 81
7gso bbls New New Orleans ...
he sa a%d
August delivery private terms kosn, without decided
ss: "a
" y p' No s.s s'% q
quiet and
f" perssppe cSans
issi
sasd%5a white las; hsf August. :. ss&sy Win return;
oo bbs do first half September at 24c Crude quoted At
s Gu. meats. lard
sale; 500
I & ST hs o Vsas ss 70 S0 % sS
S5 s5 Saass g. % 81 sG M snd f s
6. P5irss
Fl sHs e% s sas..
@ ra ans% DUN asd weak seS %as aaas ar
sc 1850 erces sold for October $50 do, new.
'S %an a Sale. at 500 Pier city IL & for Is aSs sSpd ses
iar Ese sxrs aacSe % az" 5 5r at s s Sa s
for India DO ,isrces Beef hams dun and nominal WITHIN
lbs picked bellies 75c We sailed shoulders.
S Of cut G-fss Sns
o. 4C.
quoted within the of &C. 7c. Butter duh, but
UNCHANGED Cheese was fair export demand
ut former yrtces
1 % al The ss 5 w s
from sc for common 70 for choice 100 pags pat2a At
lima at from sc ono for good TO prime ans 70 casEs
Contains the following relative to the growing crop
been unusually prophoas and forward . The yield
much dry weather or gse in September WI, be exceed,
fully ten cent and the increase OF yield It Is est
WIZ probably arrive as early as that OF last year eau,
Be supplied however from the old The experienceo Of
sending forward halfcred rice entaing
planter" and by subsequent heang
will probably deter from engaging in the unprohtaba
business.
SUGAR-The market dull and without quoabe
change prices buyers favor especially for low
grades The sales 500 hhd including A5 hhds.
prime Demerara st lic III hhds PRIME grocery
latter price 90 be for good renns which owsr
$40 moiasses AT 7ic and a29
baskets Java at sesc Refined sugar was qasi at l2sc
crushed, powdered and granuated and 12c Ike
for A. Messrs. Amann Co. up the stock OF raw
sugar folows:-
hifs. Bores. Bys. hetido
Stock oasccrtaincd by actual
count, including specua- , 49,. 49,, .z.... .....
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The quotations based cotton running Ia quality not
more grade above below the grade quoted
The receipts at the ports up as follows alveston 1850
New Orleans 4 Nobhe SO; Savannah, SO Charles
81 Norfolk, estimated, 26 Baltimore, New York. 9
Boston, 81 total 766; day last week, Liza day
year. SOL Rates for cotton freight 10 foreign closed
foows-To Liverpool by steam Nd, by sail, 3l6d.; to
Havre by seam c gold; SAIL sc to Hamburg, by
5l6d Bremen, by stcam c gold compresscd TO Baltic
ports, by sail, &C a &C., gold.
FLOUR AND GRAtSa -Fiourll as bbls wheat
3 bushels corn, 202e1 do meal, b bbls. and
40 bags OATS 1850 bushels The -four market
active FOR grades easier The nquiy mostly
for export although fair demand noticeable tor local
The sales were about 1850 ebs Corn menl con.
nued quiet for both barrel lots and oy sacked We note
Of 400 bbls Bandywne at ~ 10 and 5 sacks white
Western at & per 100 lbs Rye uour dull and some
what easier Small unimporant sales at $4 30 10 10 Tor
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SUPREME COva!I-SilAMsEas.

Decisions. ---'-ss'-'.--
BY Judge Sutherland
George f. Steinorenner Us. Am Reilly ct al.-Mo.
ton granted.
T7ae Lebanon Springs Ratlroad Company ps. R. NJ
BldtcIford.-An extra allowance OF $3.50 to the de.
fendant BlatchfOrd, administrator, &c.
Phe0e j. LdCitDeye7 US. Frederick LdC'tnneVer.-
Memoranda for counsel.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge of COnspiring TO SmugRIe Cigars.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States yS. Frank NicoGs.-The de-
fenuant has been already arrested ON charge of
having smuggled $4,000 cigars from Cuba into this
port. He has been rearrested by Marshal KehOe on
another charge Of having conspired with others TO
smuggle the cigars In question: Commissioner
Shields held HIM in So 600 bail for examination.
Charge Of Smuggling Nutmeas.
The United States vS. Daniel Hilton.-The defend.
ant, who Is charged with having smuggled five bar
rcls Of nutmegs into this port was arrested by Mar
snals CROWLEY. and Purvis on bench warrant from
the Northern District OF New York. He was held to
await an examination on that charge.
Alleged Cruelty ON ShipbOard.
The United States Us. James &rltth.--The examna.
ton OF the defendant who is charged with having
cruelty treated members OF his crew on board the
American ship Ne Plus Ultra, on q recent voyage
from Liverpool TO New York, was adjourned to Sat-
Nfdaf next
SlIp2EMS c0lnT-~IAM1EAS
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hnlf.pu,t Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August 10-6 p. M.
CorFEE.-The market excited and all descriptions
advanced prices under active demand There
have sales within the past days. aside from the
already reported of $4,000 mats Java, compre
hendns the entire stock here and all that to arrive during
the the year, 3 bags Laguayre 4b6 bags Costa
and 46J bags amaica and to-day S2l6 bags Laguaya
22u0 Maracabo, and bark Mary 40
Also Baltimore 2so bags Rio per Ranger and 267 bags
Rio per Industry, private terms. Other trans
actions were rumored have taken place. The
particulars were unable to trace The mar
ket closed buoyant with upward tendency.
We uote:Rio ordinary cargoes l0Ac. lie; fair do,
Ike IA u+c. good do. l9c. l2Ac.; prime do, l2c.
l3c: extreme range for lots lOc 3c all gold In bond 30
60 days credit Java, government bags lotc. 2jI3c
do. grass mats lgAc. BIKE Singapore I7c l3c.; cey-
Ion, l51ac Hc Mara acaoo, lac 6nc Lasuayra, lac
l5hc Jamaica, l3c 1b19c; st. Domingo gold, In bond,
esc lOc Costa Rca 1890. 16&c. Manila, l4c. l5c.
Mexican l3c. l6c Savanla l3c l51lc; Curacao, l3c
a l5c, al gold. 80 to 10 days credit, duty paid.
CoTToNA fairly active export demand prevailed for the
grades but at materially lower prices Holders though
anxious SELL unwilling to meet the views of buyers,
who were pay 16c 6c per b for good
ordinary. bids proporonate low for The other
qrades middling the better descriptions being
neglected. and entirely nominal in value. The business for
future delivery fairly active, at reduction OF nc per
Id. prices Tor ali months The sales were as folows
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Total. ........
Sales since the lst OF August.

quote -Cubs-Inferor to common refining $40. &c.:
fair good refining, 9c 9sc good to prime
ing. s1sc SIC; fair . good grocery ssc ioe prime
boxes 9Xc moiasses, hhds. and boxes, &c. 94c;
melado 44c. 7,sc Havana1Boxes Dutch saadard Nos
ail1c. 40 ID e Is. Ilzc isHc DO - to 90 ls,.s.
grades $40 SAC do, grocery grades, 9sc lie. Bra
zn-Dutch standard, Nos to u &c; 9sc Jaya-Dutch
aud SUPERIOR 7szc. &c.
STEARINF continued fair demand but weak. Sales
lbs city pressed in hhds, sellers option, for septem
Der, at $50.
TALLow In moderate demand and steady. Sales 75,0N
lbs. at gtsc 9ac for good to prime.
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, 5l5 bbs The market was quiet but
steady sales 75 bbls. &C. 924c for iron hooped.
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Stock Casccrtaincd by actual
count, including specula-
tom }, August !, 1871. -. =.
Receipts since the LIST of Aug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-03
TELEGRAPH. NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN News.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-General surprise is ex-
pressed that the Bank OF England made no
change in the rate of interest at the meeting OF
the Governors yesterday. The circumstance is
ascribed to the fact that loan is about to be
placed on the market to meet American en-
cagcments arising from some financial failures,
The American houses here know nothing OF
the matter.
The subscriptions to the Chicago relief fund
at Messrs.. J. S. Morgan & Co.'S, in this city
amount this evening to go, 422 The Lord
Mayor has RENTED from the fund subscribed
at the Mansion House e36, $50.
VERSAILLES, Oct. Sit is expected that
Jules Ferry will be appointed Ambassador to
Berlin. .-
Duke Harcourt will resume his post as Am
basSador to Rome.
HAGUE, Oct 3.-Thc conventionfor the sale
of the Dutch settlements of Sumatra and on
the coast of Guinea has been signed by the
representatives of the Dutch and English gov
erDments.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-Thc bullion in the Bank Of
France has decreased 2,G0O,00U francs during
the week
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The Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 3-ll:@O a. m.-Consols
opened at % for money and 93a93s Tor account.
Bonds firncr; 1SG2s Oh; lSGjs, Old, 9Is;
lSG7s, 95$. lO.40s, S9s.
FRANKFORT, Nov 3.-Bonds opened al
9GS for lSG2s.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Stocks strong, hut
dull Va. skies, COT new 90. Money firm,
at T. Gold heavy at H.
New York, Nov. 3.-Flour dull and heavy;
Wheat quiet and dropping. Corn dull ano
heavy.
BALTIMORE, Nov 3.-Cotton dull; low
middliugs TX. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat steady Corn firm; new yellow Southern
G5a70; mixed Western 14aT5; Oats dull al
46u4S. -, :.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Ea. skies, old, Is
bid; do. 1866, e. bid; do. 1867, 81 bid; do
coupon, old, 60 bid; do new, G4 bid. West
Va s. "A bid; %! asked.