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THE MARKETS
Ic,refullr Reportei for TEE TnIsrNs !

ICareuny Reported for TIE THrBuSs
' TUESDAY, March 10 i3a
AsUEsThe receipts to-day pkgs Pots very qe bot roe
are WIT ont oortah quote at So 70 Pes' are da so
nominal % ~
r demand the market steady La'hs
are oulet but eaay. STEADY fair inquiry Other denp
tons are doll and "a, changed. We g1oe:
cEsksF .o.o a,
Pale ID M.... 81 SD co aoseEdale y bbl. o. ed2 70
y r. H.......t' NJ -@iE LAE ar.
Long Isiani........ -@Z W'tommoa Oo'''''" G4ssS
yofon y Lump y bbl......... az "
pllsihia Fron ~ 01Qsj % Liths Eastern, M. ID 70
uAIg.
C,le nor - a q Nova Scotia w. q tun. - Gfl 20
Goat bush % NORA Sco.s o. Hy5S "a
ppCOt CoRN IA lul and unclsagei; demand oonhnet to
fc Old Mixed at 3ooc q III
AoHm Gre r. sue Choice tian s~i'ei sA'
tide higher. Broon quiet & ARMY leId .,, -.
BEESWAX plenty and the nAet Is EHer We q"e '
for SOnhern ,. -, 49,. Ga
ton price, D. lower salcs LIZA bales w sst
nnpQ $40 for export 20 on secnlinon ana
i1 ,rars,; AFTER mApn, ~ at = f,
2OD 40 % llGc, 2JO a &c Jure ~ ~
29 100 az 70 5sc CSC; Ja tO at 23i August lOO
20 6c 2yyc; total. 1870 ae sales to-day 70 5p m
II h 80 p il6c 81 az e2Ec Arn loo at Zty
I0 TT q Site Pc. 10 at p SIC, 28Oat re April o
3tc al NY 30 ioE'ler May 400 q, % z sqs a.
rio . lui Il =. ne, 10 al c - AZ IS o.oe'
2lc . Bloc 100 Gt ti JUL 100 at zyte Ang..
3lGc aud Cctp'e 100 AZ - 56ct together; NV
3Isc $50 April for Mays &C. Pl 70 L
Mch % Apr a5 lt0 0aea grand total issV oass
w,
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The business State bonds is again very large I'M
commonly 80 in the South Caronas, the recent leg
elaon on the finances of that State provoking specua-
ton Tie July p ceut to $50 to-day and
the October per cent to 49, Tennessees were hrm
yircnas ard North CarOpas duh and steady and Mig
,ourts strong New-York State Bounty bonds brought
lO7l and Brooklyn Water Loan Gs, 95; The following
,rnI he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

Gold has been rather more active, particularly thls
morning. and the premium which has long ranged ABOVE
10 to-day declined to 1898 the extremes having been
l1O5 and 1921 The depression is due partially to the
easier feeling in exchange, the better supply OF eod
coming out OF the Treasury and the continued rmness
of American securities in London. The carrying rates
were G. "a, 2, and per cont Tho disbursements Vi
coin interest were s35,0OO making total OF s2lSo2Ow
January 1, the Assistant Treasurer aiso reoecins
sas7 600 ON called b2Os total Of s32e2OO. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows
Gold cleared s25 $4,000 gold balances, slOOo6oi cur
rency balances SIs2i23 The following we're the quota
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pautina Aeaoemies.

DODWORTH's GLASSES for DANCING.
N. An meet at az corner Of y
for isaiss you.meu Morning. Afternoon anh evening
ss rua, can commence any For particulars ena o
circular
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Hew publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-YOrk,
IL Publish This Day:
MUSIC AND MORALS.
BY REV. II. X. HAWBIS. d. A.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS AND DIAGRAMS.
New Publications.


has produced which full interest and be Of great
use to large readers lie has graed bis subject with much
width and csrness and Morals" is
and is made here to convey an elaborate analysis oil The
connection Of music emotion well critical comment
i position Individual morality and its influence and
gnGabce society large We cannot commend TOO highly Mr.
Hawes general exposition Of the ieO Of music the most profound
and subtle artistic M expressing emotion. We cannot
part without expression Of sincere thanks for bis sound
position principle his wholesome criticism often conveyed with
great sometimes with real beauty wesatuay Review,
London.
is full Of pleasant rea. and contains good criticisms and
descrptonS-tSp ectator. London.
The whole book with Subjects which II treats and the
large number which affords light real addition scanty
stock literature will
who Ike ourselves vii alternately be stirred distracted m
ed and entertained By its lively and suggestive pages H. Y Times
deal OF Interesting and lively reading In this
Examiner LoadoD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The following the earnings Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company: For the month OF February, 1872.
s5i5S7 for the month of February, 1871 s590 for the
month OF February 1870 increase this year over
1871 $9997 increase this year 1870, s5l3i earn
ings first two months 1872 sl79967 earnings first two
months 1871 9S9; earnings first two months 1870,
2so; increase this year 1871, 079s increase
this year over 1870. s372,6s7.
Tue following is the statement OF the Boston National
Banks returned to the clearinghouse Monday morn
in, Narc,S,s.
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CECIL'S TRYST.

= NUNTL
BY the suhor Of Gwendolnes Harvest" Caons Year. Won
Not Wooed Bred in Bone" OF the Family" &C.
8vo, Paper so cents
No other author POSSESSES greater degree the happy gin Of
peng laugh to follow humorous uably nhhug OF
bell results from pulling itlPaA Mall Gazette London
Those who arc anar author Of this book
will we fancy agree with raer difficult give any ale
ouate lotion sketch End combined
which IS Is review the being ha.
great his tales completely does almost
page e;lr OF incident illustration whatever
ry to icep going hardly possible to dea with them in
mere outline present this faculty quite apparent
as special corccs of the author To lie found in
exhibition ingenuity in deying plot which the whole
story consistently 10 depend is in full exercise ever
very able and very interesting novel Morning Post London.
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BONDS for sale at 90. As the Road Is finished asa
earning much more than it's interest, the priea !.
very low. Apply to
W. Is. snATrUcK & Co.. Bankers,
~ Nassau-st., New-YmL
To IsyEsTops-h syT.ynApn sv.,rn

TO EyEsToRs-h STANDARD SECURITY
We offer at pas and interest in currency the IN
Bonds Of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD prine;r.,
and interest payable in gold and holders ers,aa.
from y. s. tax.
They are issued in the following denomination.
Coupons of 500, $780, and 81 ,OOO Registered s,co
$500, $1,000, 5000, and $1,000.
The redemption Of 5-2Os by the Treasury indicate.
low rates of interest TO the public creditor, hon.
after and we strongly recommend to tho hode,.
thereof an immediate exchange for the 40 Corn
Bonds Of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
AL marketable securities received in exchange
Full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE g. Co,
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Now ready: ,,,,
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN LII

CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBHR:
FwDFJLISHMENT-" HON CHARLES kCMNKR, -.
l. THE LATER ENGLISH POETs-SWlNBuRNEnho3
RETIi--MORHIS.. i''''e"'
H. "A- Cornbn Magazine.
III. BRoUGnAM AID SOME OF HIS CONTEMPoRAmLS
". BIRTHDAY SONGS TO An OLD PRIEND. ~ Mar
Brotheon. Mae1i ahs ~,
v TiIF STRANGE ADVENTURES OF PlAETOS; ~
william Black, author OF "A Daughter Of H, e's; Chaps
Mseuilin's MagaIlne'
W. ~ " Forinighty Review.
VII RTCoILFcTIoNs OF MBNDELssoHN AND MS
VIII xPTS p Asst GRESiXED By A. Pan::b H. D.
'iii' W." Wv PTasefs Magazine
IA FnhNoh NV " London Society.
X THB ART OF BEAUTY. PRACTICAL HINTS. s. Paul.
XI JOHN BRIGHT ft
All D'.''' nv Bsck,0ois Magazine.
Kill ACOyvrRSATIoy By Arthur Hell. !acnaas MagsIihe.
A''' IN" " Fr,.efs Magazine.
XIV AN OLD HIiALAYAS TOWN ...... chamb9ss' Journal
XVI CHARLES SUMNER. By the Editor
XVII LITERARY NOTICES. -
XVIII. FOREIGN LITERARY NOTES
XIX SCIENCE
Xxx ART
XXI. VARIETIES
TKRNS-Snge cos i5 cents; copy one year 50 tgo cop
ie ono wear copies, year SO AGkSs WAN I'D 10
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
lO4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
saks OF GorSr1p'eat BondL -.
Al soo 800 Cou ....li 100 e2D Con 6i..'''.lH
Soc d r $50 Con 'G5 ....i2t 10 IS, 49, toupniO
1ona I v 2 D (,ou ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

The Philadelphia stock market WAS steady today
Pennsylvania Ga sold at 1867 Philadelphia and Eric
Railroad, 26t Reading Railroad Sc 1915; and Pennsyl
vania Railroad, $50. Gold closed at lo9B
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF spccie
from the port Of for the week ending Mar CHI
10 1872, was $3,i20,7o7.
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LslCa grade above or Glow the grad quoted
CUrFt quotation. fsf no follows; Ordinary
cargoe l40l5c; Fsir d. 1870 3 Cool DO l6db4 and ps
gO IL h0nl ~ ad 20 days creslt Iesss VIM
scott III WALSH make re s;ok u The con lzB BAGS
c ning New-Ure 3o at Mobile. 3e5J at balaaoeI
aud M & at NeSiork. Ibe mAr generally Is qa no sales re-
ported. =. -. ..... 49,. ,.i,o,.,
change W auote Adaalt Die for 20 d. and 1915, for " ID Sperm
az &c Patent, c; and Pusf1e. az 30 &C. all casa
COAL demand bl ben hrsk Tor tie season. anu pnos s'
rather drEer, sales u - 81 a 50. -, -, T.,
mos CON NJ tis heading prices have uDdersose
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securities named:

william Ward quotes stock privileges as SenihR ior
per cent bonus on so days time and II bonus on 60 days.
At the following variations from the market price OF tho
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WITH u NO.,
Philadelphia, New York, and Washington

THE ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY R.uRo,,
CoMPANYs FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being An
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by a first mortgage on N.
Road, Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments com.
bined in one mortgage, they command at once a
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortca0e
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in goA.
Interest at eight lS) per cent per annum. Payable
semi-annually, free Of tax. Principal in thirty
years Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 500 Cou.
pOns or Registered.
Price 81! and accrued interest, in currency, from
February 10, 1872.
Maps, Circulars Documents, and information fur.
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the IN
dcrs gned, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER 81 Co., Bankers,
No. II Wall-st, New-York
THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed,
for SALE at OBJ and accrued interest in currency BY
WHITE MORRIS g. Co, No. 10 Wall-st- and
GwYNSE, JOHNSON e. DAY, No. 16 Walst.
Connecticut SKIES.
state of Connecticut six per cent bonds purchased
"' POI ''''' '''' LOCKWOOD g. Co., "a Broadway.
City of Houston, Texas, 9 per cent Market-house
Bonds interest payable semi-annualiy at the ma No
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CITY of Houston Texas, per cent Market-honse
Bonds interest payable semi-annually at the M
tional City Bank. n Y. for sale by ROBERT WY
TrROP x Co., Is Wall-st.
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Connecticut SKIES.
State Of Connecticut Fix per cent bonds purchased
at par and interest by
LOCKWOOD g. Co., "a Broadway
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HARNESS NOTES ON THE SECOND CORINTH-

IANS AND GALATIANS.
Edition. l2mo, Cloth, 81 50.
BARYFs's NOTES On TIE NEW TESTAMENT New Edition.
Reye with MAYS and Illustrations Tie following volumes
ready: Gospels vols Acts vol Romans vol Frst Corinthians
wolf Corinthians Galatians vol lnO Cloth 81 80
pr vol
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TIC UH} B ITdIitHVIUlI5 tV 0'O q u '7' =.
goh r.eos sif0aiO 81 currency payments. $500 W
tod ,,yu,nts yagl6 ~ Currency baanee".s bfVE1I ~
GOLD basuee.. 1lSjiJi u Customs ,'1O' w
e. SfldS
Foreign exchange has been weak The supply OF DIS
Offering very large the large business Ill bes ior
foreign account OF late, being calculated TO make OK
INN nnav We
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

A small amount Of the CHICAGO, DANvnIE AND
VIyCEyYEs First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GOLD
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SECOND BOARD.

S0tes Of G0uSTHnsnt B0n1s
5Oco0U s. Ca 1891, Reg...l 1900 4. s. IS 1881
100 -. $50 COU 90 n...ll!l W;
4Ocl..2I ocock. IN sOJ............2l o'clock 1904
= Co Il5UD u :. 6s, CuTrency...
y O'Clock "a
L. 5s l04J Rec i...lC. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20

IimawOOd. West coast. o.
flour AND MEALTbe market more active iof noai ~.
medium and high grades urn the low grades arc ua
Suusrfue and 30 steady ~ the close the fefh, ~
low grades but Grm for choice amiy sales OF 5e'v po
sour q bbi 81 tod- ~ Oeo lLo * W. sup Nv
40 .......,,,.... Is Ohio Rnundhoop. bI -, IA
IS shpPngl..... ys
SS.,e 1EYs nr,nI 354 - ohio III. Trade BIRDS. Os ."
>,sta fEanr, 40 -. 2Oa White Whest. Extra
49, sI,nt,ng Ert lad. and Mich ! go
N,re-ots ixtrss $50 ~ Double kItra do. do oJe
Goodto cLOice Spnus ~ Louis Slnse nts ioS %
Wheat EItElA... 700 10 81 Loun pouoe 81. ~
c-,ra Amber ,nlaus It. Loas Triple Bxt Pa q "a
Giio .nJ Mirh I5b Genesee Extra brands eie .
s,bs Flour il rather more active held Attne o
tho ,srt.t . T m bat oUiet "a e of CO.. bbS We
Ralt ey and Geonetour. Mrd to Good sup sc 0G 60 -
Bait Alex aud GoOgJ etOwl, Extra and Family" Sg an
lOautgy, Extra.
RE Flour is iihy active and trm aes OF loO Dos "
RE Flour. State PenDsy IL anls
Corn Mea quiet; sales Oi loo bbs We guo asS
Corn Mes Jersey - 20 ass % Corn Meal Brre.. % a s
Cora Meal " eserH. ) ~ a 10 Corn Meal De- pI' "
Corr Meal WeLN. 80 q ) o. -, =, ~, v.r,x 81
Bag MraFne bite at 81 go - 90 r ~ p Grours
asl ID; Coarse Meal. 81 32GSl IS; Cob do 81 U@Si
Feed, 81 2Jd ~ IS 49,. .,>.o oo...hM
Cnsia plour IN limited demand 81 1888 30 per DOL ALE,
FIsiI-Drv Cod limited mani and The market s,ssT.
Of 800 otis Mscsce in light demand and lres @
Of Dutch Herring dun but STEADY
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N1uJNSON'S PHONOGRAPHY.

TIE COMPLETE PHoNOGRAPliBR: BEING AN INnrcrivn
EAfosIifoN rnUSOGKAPHY, WITH ITS APPLICATION
TO ALL BRANCHES OF BEPoRTING, AND AFPORDING The
FULLEST INSTRU CTION TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT THE
ASSISTANCE or AN ORAL TEACHERS also intended SCHOOL,
Book By Muron Official SnOgaphe to the SuIOgs.es
Court ofNew.yoik limo, Cloh 81
graphy accordance with the plan adopted
author IN his classes the Mereant Library, the City Of
They have prepared for tn e Of those who
teacher; aud they faithfully implicitly followed wall
surely thorough knowledge OF the Of rbonography
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
THE GERMAN SOCIETIES.

The Eighth Hour League of the Furniture
trade which has 1850 members, held meeting at the
Teutonia Assembly Rooms, yesterday Mr. Homrichausen
presiding. A report submitted showing that $6OOO
was expended the support Of men during the ten
weeks strike for eight hours day, and that 5000 re-
mains in the treasury The organization is to resume
the movement next Spring. when central organization
is TO be formed, covering all the other trades
The New-York Angemeine Sangerbund Societies held
their sd annual meeting at the Germania Assembly
Rooms yesterday afternoon. Reports showed that the
receipts of the organization during the year amounted
TO 400 67 the expenses were $3.50 40 leaving BAL
ance of Ss7 o. The 81 2l5 80. The singing
school established for the education Of vocasts was at
tended by $50 pupils-l91 boys and 1s9 girls
The following officers were elected for the ensuing year
President Vim. Keyi of the TheOdOr kOerner lAeder-
tafe VcePresident, Zurich of the Marschner Maenner
Choir Cores pondng Secretary, LorenZ WOhlhagen OF
the INLAND Bund Recording Secretary, Alexander FLOR
OF the ROthmaenner Liedertafel; Finance secretary
Phillip sohen of the Theodor Koerner Lledertafe Con
troll Secretary Peter Mueller OF the Germanla Treas
erer, Casper 7. Brledbach
The Eichenkranz Society, popular German vocal or
ganizaOn, held its fifth annual meeting at the Turn
Hall Yesterday and elected the following Officers Tor
the ensuing year President, Charles F0Tscnneri wee
President, Hugo KOenach; secretary Charles Heller
son; COrrespOn ding Secretary Henry Meyer; treas
urer Druekenmueller; Librarians, krul and ROsen-
baum; Musical Director, julius Werner.
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AOUATICS.

The race between the yachts Maude and
Walter f. Davids having been adjudged in favor OF the
Maudc challenge was made by the owner OF the de-
feaeu at TO sail again for purse OF 1900 This mas
been declined the owner of the Maude refusing also 10
allow the use Of his yacht by any one else In match
with the Dayids. six-oared gig race took place on
Saturday off the Elysian Fields uoboken, n. j. between
the Gulicks aud the Atlantcs. The latter crew had
had the advantage Of familiarity with the ground ana
led for some time after starting. As the racers APP
prouched the home stake-DOat. the Atlanues leu Dy
three quarters Of length. The latter part Oh inc teo
was closely rOwed, and after several IOng-feacnIhR
strokes the Gucks shot ahead, and won by three
quarters of length The course has three miles, anu
the time 23m. los. -, nh -
Between 5000 and 600 people witnessed the FAN re-
gatta OF the Prospect Park Yacht Club at the Park Lake.
on Saturday The purses valued at US, ana over a
dozen larger schooner yachts valued at over $O EACH
were among the contesting boats. The successful com
petor for the first prize the Eleanor The races
for the other prizes are be sailed Saturday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The latest play from the pen of Mr.. L. Is.
De Walden Is entitled "The War Cloud" IL relates to
the fortunes OF wealthy Southern family and illus
the Fourth July by the Federal prisoners In the stock
ade prison Macon In Georgia, with the permission OF
the Confederate officer commanding Is the subject OF
one scene The purpose OF the play read is 10 show
that the greatest OF all calamites Is civil war; and TO
teach that when II is the only remedies Tor lts eVs
are mutual forbearance, mutual nagnanmty, and UNI
yersal amnesty.
The continuance is to be noted of "The
Bells at Booths Tbeater with MIR. Waack III the lead
at the Grand Opera House the Buresque OF "Ion, at
Wallack's Theater the farce OF Diamonds" at the
FfthAvenue Theater the sensation melo-drama OF THE
Red Pocket Book" at the Olympic Theater; the high
links OF the Francisco Minsrels at the St James
Theater and the merry making OF Emers0ns California
Minstrels at No. 720 broadway. Comment upon all these
topics has been submitted TO our readers and furherr
mark upon them seems unnecessary at this time.
The opening of the Circus of Mr.. James
Robinson and Mr. Frank Pastor at the corner OF Madi
sOn-aye and Fsry -hfth-st will doubtless concentrate
upon that point the interested attention OF large body
OF the local popuace. This establishment will be opened
with favor In other cities Mr.. Robinson, who leads IL IS
as many may remember, famous as bareback ana hur
dle-rder. Mr.. Pastor Is somersault horselnan The
arrival OF this just supplies want-the re-
opening OF the FourteeDth-st establishment lately under
Mr. LeDts direction but now under that OF Mr. Barnum
being delayed TO later period OF the season.
Mrs. Macready plays ShyIock tonight at the
Academy OF Music Her appearance is preceded by the
erroneous statement that Shyoek is ga part never at
ertheless, n novelty here Mrs. Maoready has been
heard here reader, and found 10 possess ability cu
ture, aud force. Her acting, moreover has elected
anumerons auditory this evening. This will be the first
OF the few gimpses Of Shakes that will be afforded
on the local stage this We append the east Of
parts with which THE Merchant OF Venice" will be
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OHIO NEWS.
THE STATE FAIR-RAILRoAD RECKLESSNESS-
POLITICAL PROSPECTS.

THE STATE FAIR-RAILR0AD RECKLESSNESS-
POLITICAL PROSPECTS.
TO the EditOr or The Trtbune.
SIR: The agricultural fair held here the
present week has been unusual success, the entries
being greater and receipts larger than for several
wears past There between $1,000 and 10000 per-
sons in attendance yesterday. The grounds, in nne
oak beech and maple grove the finest ever saw.
The train bound south from here last night, between
and 10 o'clock had collision with the train running
north near the village Of Independence about 20 miles
south of Mansfield, smashing both trains badly and
killing several persons and woundng many others, some
fatally Surgeons came their aid from all the towns
in the region Up this time 1t Us know there are IL
dead and q others wounded several OF them supposed
to be fatally So The collision caused by the con
ductor Fitzpatrick, Of the Oldest disobeyng his
orders He was directed TO stop at Beneyile and wait
for the southern rain TO pass nut instead OF obeyng he
attempted TO by 10 independence, some SIX miles
further and a the two trains came IN contact
The engineers jumped off the trains and saved them
selves with some bruises.
In conversng with farmers the fair ground and IN
the cars find OF them in favor OF the Greeley and
Brown ticket than expected, and have better hopes
OF the Liberals carrying this State chan had before
coming here Old Republicansstrue and earnest, say
they can't 20 back the veteran leader they have so
long followed and sworn by" They say 1t would give
the lie all their previous life, and they will surely vote
for him. d. B. G.
Mansfield, Ohio Sept. 6, 1872.
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ANOTHER ERIE SUIT.

Mrs. Lucy D. Fisk, widow of the late James
Fisk j has begun proceedings against the President,
Treasurer and Secretary of the Erie Railway for the
possession OF certain papers alleged TO belong to the
estate Of her deceased husband and wronguy retained
by the officials Of the Erie Railway Company. The
documents, which are a memorandum Of transactions
between the late Col Fisk and other persons seized
and copied by order Of President Watson Judge
Leonard granted order to the defendants command
ing to desst from copying taking abstracts Of
the papers, and TO show at special term Sept
1e why the order should not be made perpetual. Mr..
Gould and the estate Of Col Fisk have sued the Enc
Company for the yearly rent Of the Erie Offices $4,000
which President Watson refused TO pay acting, as Is
alleged under orders from the Board OF Directors, who
claim the Grand Opera House the property Of the
Company, and allege that 1t was purchased with the
funds of the Company Notwithstanding the title In fee
held by the Fisk estate and by Could The Opera House
block Is worth about 81 100000, and there Is 100000
mortgage. It is designed 10 the business offices
Of the Company from the Opera House the
change conveniently be effected.
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METROPOLITAN ACCIDENTS.

Melania Tenant, age Is, fell ont OF the VIII
dow Of a room On the fourth floor oil NO w "e''
Eleventhst., yesterday, and was killed
Conrican PARKER. age l. of No. s72 Tenth-aye., was
RIM over by street car at Thirty rsst and TenthaVe
on Saturday afternoon. and was killed.
Dennis LAWYER age 81, while intoxicated rel OH ''
the roof of tenement house at No 4S6 East Ihreehn
st. yesterday, and was killed. ,,,., ,-e.tar
2tephen OConnor died I'm Bellevue Hospital, yestet
day from the effect OF blow on the head rom o
of hay which fell out Of the secondstoTy Wlnao" VI
feed store where the deceased was WORKING. -. tao
lanes Hamilton, age 49, was knocked down Ny az "a
cart at seyenthaye and Thirty thirdst yesterday az"
Charles Brown age a. a sailor, fell from the aeCh VI
the steamshp Erin into the North River, on satuu''
and was drowned,