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New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
MONDAY, April 22-P. VI.


The stock speculation does not present at
the opening Of the week that rose-tntcd hue that
noticed in the later days OF last week. and through
out the greater part of the day tame aud uncertain.
Opening in Of halting. faerng mood, the uneasy
tone OF monetary affairs quickly produced weakness in
the market, which lasted till after decline all the
list of TO u per cent. The afternoon prices however,
exhibited recovery In some instances equal TO the de-
cline Of the forenoon. Tie reaction in Pacific Mail,
which las been about the strongest stock the list to-
day being over per cent This stock closed at 69s the
highest point 10 has reached during tie upward
movement. Union Pacific and several other specalties
also gave signs of strength There very little gos-
sip current the street. beyond that already gwen, the
same theories heretofore mentioned being yet IN favor
quite freely circulated that the Smith party had
been Withdrawing currency, and that they buying
stocks upon the decline, which, 1t was argued,
the withdrawal of funds from circulation had
produced; but tho story should perhaps be
taken with grain Of salt. The most
active stocks Ohos. Northwestern, Union Pacific,
Western Union Telegraph, Pacific Mail, and c., c. and
J. C. The movement in Erie fair at Gi aG3 6i, de-
pending upon the course OF the London market. st.
Louis and Iron Mountain sold TO 99 and other invest
ments quiet and firm, and the miscellaneous list
dull and steady Express shares were neglected The
general market wound up tame but strong. The open
ing, highest lowest and closing prices of active stocks
were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
New publications.
lust ISSUED.

TIE MAY NUMBER oP
,1ppI%COTTS MAGAZISr.
An ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY o.
POPULAR LITERATURE AND sCiESCE.
CONTENTS
, ecp,ynrr rq ANOYGsr THE ALPS DUWNd Iilb ihh""
,oeoeo sde. of Gatbe aud Brilliant Sketches BT Ld"er
vhne P,ofcy and eIquisy illustrated aer tho unh'Ae'
p,, xrv. of the Author. Chapters XVL-AVlH'
. SKETCHES OF PHILADELPHIA. By H. G. $. Illustrated.
4 Tgg STRANGE ADvESTuREs OF PHABroN. senh
Novel By william Black Author Of" Daughter o h''n 'AAp
XIII
a ROSEMARY. Poem D. Emma Lazaru''
g. on FOOT IN EAvARRE. BY David o. haee'
"A FRENCH GIRL. A story. By Alice Grey.
sIsTERHooDs IN ENGLAND. By Sarah b. "i'ter'
q PRIVATE ART COLLECTIONS or PHILADELPHIA by b.
s. 2 Mr. Henry G. Gbson's Gallery -
ARNOLD At SALTWATER. Poem by Ihomas Dunn hns'H
10 AYTOUN A Serial Novel Chapters TX anl "
IL oUR FARM IN REDMOND COUNTY. by Richard u. Elder
r. ORR MONTHLY GOSSIP Fashions at the Court OF SIAM Eg"
A. Poe and the Juleps etc
I1 LITERATURE OF THE DAY
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOK AND NEWS DEhLkts'
TERMs-Yearly Subscription, ~ Single Nnnbi % efn'a 81,
Specimen Number maie postage la TO any %" ,'ep' "
Is B phil.d.i,Lf.
and % Bond-st., Neg-ioTn
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

close II Il quito probable the effect Of the May coupon
has already been discounted, OF the Nsoo0OO0 cons
out tie Gnt pfoxmO, IL is esimated that full two
thirds held IN Europe The Secretary has ordered
tho prepayment without rebate OF the May interest on
the 25th instant "Wednesday. The position Of affairs
relative 10 the final adjustment Of the Alabama maiers
and the possible renewed complications botween
France and Germany, all conduce TO give tone
TO tho premium especially in Wow Of tho apathy or
obsnacy Of the Secretary In relation 10 the Idle hoard
Of gold IN the Iseasuy In tie time lmporta
tiODs aIe excessive our exports Hight, the demand ior
customs large and the coin averages OF the banks de-
creasing every week, TO nothing Of the possibility,
now almost probability that specie viii hayo TO 20
forward TO lquidate tho adverse balance Of trade
Yet the hundred millions Of Treasury gold lie more than
useless in tie Government strong boxes, guarded and
watched over by Treasury officials with the sarao
Jealous care as niser guards his stores. The rates
paid for carrying were u 20 per cent soine loans
were made Nat. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed
$4,000 in called bonds, making total OF ASo5@0 ard
disbursed In past due coupons :lstoo-a total OF VA
sG Geo. The days business at the Gold Exchange Baak
was as follows: Gold cleared, s3 10000 gold balances,
N443736 currency balances, sI,c3,239 The following
fho Of
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Ncw })ublitailors.

EAST TENNESSEE.--TIlE KNOXVILLE II
Al WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1879 will contain in ,vrrv pnnr
carefully prepared articles the Climate Soil Products Minerals,
and other natural sdyAuiags TenE m which ~
h called Tie SaiEean Of the SOUTH These article. are
facts
South for Homes Answers Correspondents Will be carefully prepared
and published for general inform One
be obtained Subscription only annum
sdiress the Puhshers RULE KICKS snp
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.-An illus
i Cd elonl by +. QUINN
for many yelrs successful OF Pears mrkeL The subject H
simply horouh hly treated under ih following beads Vaue
Icc Preparation OF the Soil DAtiacc Apart Selecting Trees d.
aud Standards Time Of Planting, Planting Digging Trees from he
Nursery Packing Varieties Plant Pruning Orchard Re,I
Tbs Work w he complete Practical fI the Pear
Grower, whether pleasure pfObt handsomely bou In
cloth PDee @l by mall receipt 81 price address
TIE IhllpSE, NV IeIk
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
The dave transactions az the U. s. Sui
been strong at rates as follows /:

The money market worked more actively to-day aud
per cent was the bottom rate while IN the a'f-
noon as high as I32dI6 OF per cent was paid IN The
form OF turning stocks There nothing In The Gear
nobouse return to warrant suspicion Of artificial
tampering although there not only reports bnt
positive assertions that movement was In progFets
Some Of the large lenders whose money was out on loan
at sac per cent called the same, and employed IL TO
better advantage turning stocks The banks are 50
completely impoverished that they are unable To make
heavy responses to any demand mercantile specua-
tive and are Only slowly gaining strength from the TO
fux OF currency the most part It consists OF ma
tlora bank notes Approved mercantile paper moves ~
ito ~ per cent
Government bonds ere still very strong and prices
continue TO advance Fisk Hatch report as follows ~
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
And the following for city bank share


Railroad bonds were active and well supported, prices
being strong the principal roads Central faches
rose to 1925; Union Trsts being strong at 80; Land
Grants selling asI1 and Incomes s7las5 Boston,
Hartford Erie Flrss fetched A. Tie protracted mon
etary sIingency has been calculated to check the de-
mand for new railroad bonds but as other investment
spcca,tes are up to such high figures, they are now
being sought by capitalists. The Canada Southern
per cent gold fist mortgage bonds Lately placed on the
market are. as We arc Informed, being rapidly alb
sorbed by railroad capitalists and their friends many
leading NewYork merchants having also bought freely
We hear also OF a continued and tive demand for the
per cent cold bonds tile St. Joseph and Denver city
Railway Company. This road Is rapidly approaching
completion. Tie following were the bids for railway
mortPa 0ps n tlc Board
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

The Herald of Heath rcproduces an essay of
John Wesleys Primitive Physlc," which has stood
the OF nearly hundred and forty The great
medicines according to the sage aboriginal Methodist,
al temperance. exercise, going TO bed and getting up
has paper this number showing that the mulpllca-
ton OF wants is the prime condition Of civilization. The
funess and variety of existence depend the number
and energy OF the desires. But this doctrine be sound
must take in tho element Of religion. Religion does
not wish TO suppress all wants, but. In fact,
extends their area, opens fields of desire, starts
motives Of ambition, holds out new prizes. II is
opposed to grati1cation but is supplementary it
The two powers work together. Between them, they
cover the entire field Of human development, which
neither OF them do alone. "CivZatiOn left to ITSELF
tends 10 bring about OF things similar to that
existing two years ago in Paris. state OF things which
Intelligent Frenchmen and have described as
condition Of artificial life carried TO perfection, but
wholly destitute Of moral or spiritual char
actcr. complete in every material convenience
and graceful elegance, but deficient in ele-
walton Of tone. Religion, If left to itself, would
bring about state Of things similar TO that which pre-
vailed in Europe during tho Ages OF Faith, when moth
ing but heavenly thought Of and the matera
condition, with its comforts and amenities. quite un
cared for The doctrine treats men as II they were
all body. and the other If they all soul the
builds up for mana magnificent terrestrial home, the
other introduces him to the Nngiom Of heaven the
arranges the circumstances Of his lot the other trains
the man. When both work freely together the arrange
ment of the lot will be perfect and the training Of the
will be complete" The " Eitors studes IN Uy-
gene, a. usual express not little sense in
mistakably plain language.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

The PLrenologicdl JOur4al opens with BIO
graphical sketch Of Judge David Davis and Gov Joel
Parker the Presidential candidates OF the labor reform
party with portraits OF those stawart ana riIer ru-
featured patriots There also brief memoir of Robert
Chambers the celebrated Scotch publisher, with por-
trait A paper on "Small POx and Vaccination taxes
the ground that like all contagious diseases smallpox
has its origin IN accumulated animal eXcretory matters
and that If the Mosaic code relates TO personal ccan-
ness were adopted, all diseases of That character wou
Immediately disappear. The principle OF vaccination i
condemned as an attempt TO cast out deVIs through
the help OF devils although there may be cases
I'm which to be chosen the least or TWO eNs III
regard to treatment the writer discrds the use OF
medicines and relies entirely ON venilatl0n' spare
regimen and other hygienc measures, but recommends
covering the face with dry -four as preventive OF
ptting does not appear to have fallen In Win the
essay recently published In Boston, by Dr. Charles BOt
who considers common salt a sovereign antasonlstic
agency to smallpox and ascribes the comparative IN
munty from the terrible disease in that city TO the pre-
vaiing use OF fsh-balls FOR hreakfast-A new monthly,
entitled The Science Of Health" is announced Tor I'M
mediate publication by the editor OF the chronological
Journal"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Appleton for April presents the well Sc
lected variety popular science current eradre, hc
tion essav and poetry seasoned with short and racy
paragraphs that are always suggestive and always
pauan which make it OF the most agreeable OF the
monthly journals In this issue, there Is pleasant
article on Forest Music" describing in mcodious prose
the habits of some OF the principal American songbrds
the passion Procession of Monaco" recalls the
a similar character 10 the recent passion Play"
at ODcrammergau; and "Old Virginia Manners"
by John Esten Cooke is charming piece of composition
ia the best style OF the author with fine flavor OF the
sweet deInure humor of Washington Iryings domestic
pictures. The modest pride Of New Englands flora, the
Trailing Arbutus" receives atwo-fold vernal homage
for the month Of May, in the form Of poem by W. C.
Richards, and sketch in sDgulay poetical prose by
Emma NJ. Converse Her closing tribute will not be
deemed too higcoorcd, except by those who are not
familiar with the pink and white OyeliEcss Of this
fragrant forerunncr OF the Spring. B0tanists have
given TO trailing aTbuus expression In the language
flowers but IL speaks words OF deep import To every
lover woodland mysteries, 10 every heart in sym
pathy with Nature. There is sanity purity about the
flower. wealth Of dewy fragrance in It's soft coroa
charming modesy in the way IL hides In the soft depths
OF protecting mosses sweet humility in its trailing
tendrils nQfre uncOnsciOusuess and unafcctednes in
its graceful bearing. which breathe in voccess words
from every opening chalce. But Its most grateful Ian
glage is that which unitcs II with the Joys Of early
years, its sweetest perfume that which wakens the
music OF memory and which, when every Spring renews
the miracle OF its fragile life nerwcaves the haowed
associations OF the past with the irest flower that
opens TO the northern sky"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

A series of discourses on the Resurrection or
Christ by the late President Mott of Union College with
an Introduction and Notes by Professor Tayler Lewis
is published by scribner Armstrong, & Co. The volume
Is especially intended memorial to the alumni OF the
college of ono greatly venerated and beloved whom
many Of them still call tolmnd one OF the chef pulpit
orators of the land. In his suggestive Introductory
Notice Professor Lewis stigmatizcs as an impudeht
ehood" the assertion that the old arguments Tor the
evidences OF Christianity have been set aside In view oi
modern critical and scientific objections Ihero Is no
vital essential difficulty pertaining to the Bible no one
going TO the root OF the great debate that not as
familiar TO the learned OF the lh and lSh centuries
as it is to the best scholars or which indeed mas NOV
been known to scholarly thinkers for more than ihou
sand years The impassioned declarations OF Dr. Not
accordingly, are just as opportnne at ths moment as
they were at the Of their original delivery, ana the
nrcsent volume in addition 10 its value as personal
souvenir should be welcomed as an important conribu-
ton to the Christian evidences
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

,ucnt pass,ccs Of poetic beauty His volume will take
a bioh rank among the biographies OF Jesus which
within few years past have so greatly enriched the re
li.ious literature Of tho country.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

The earnings OF thc ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road for the second week in April we're
46sa5 20 1871 gOe Al t4aS IS
Jan. I to April Is:
le2.....s6O3436 IS 7l.s46 $50 s6 efVs -
Mr. j. A. Garland Of the banking house Of Jay O'o"e
Co. goes out on the Russia Wednesday, Tor a TWO
months absence In Europe. Mr.. Garland has appne"
himself devotedy to business IN late years az 10 rel"
der his present leave absence just and merted com
pliment.
The earnings OF the Indianapolis, Bloomington ans
Western Railway the first week in April were Sollo iS'
The Philadelphia Stock Market was steady to-day
PENNSYLVANIA 6s. sold at iO7; Philadelphia and Ene
Railroad 2si; Reading Railroad, 59!; and Pennsylvania
Railroad, GIG Gold closed at llli
The bank statement compares as rcuows with former
returps:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations were

Tho gold market has been quiet but strong alul
these quotations being thoroughly established u; ,ac
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCuAXGE-FIRsf CALL,
O'clock A. NJ.
sA1rs FROM 10 TO 1OE A. ".

Sai,s u G0cfrptasat iar
O. 4. g. I-f'
.4SIo l0OOD o. ?. 6s taueBcY..s''
iCo 25OJ0 u s. IS, 1891, CouIli!
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Gedebcrs.
Musitdl gnslrumenIs.

4 T uAINES BROS,
IA p UnOn-square,
THE CELEBRATED HAINES PIANOS,
Unsurpassed FOR Tone Finish. &c,
low figures for BY ias;nens favorable
One secondhand Pialo tool as new. bargain
GENERAL frst-Class secondhand PIANOS,
Ia excellent order aBl warranted he SOLD v,ry cheap at
llSCuEKs sl3 " est Twenty eighth ST.. Nnth.aye
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Una and Her Paupcrs (Routlcdge) is the title
M a ,,,n,oir of Aencs Elizabeth Jones, young lady
whose life was devoted to the work Of nursing the sick in
bospls and work.houscs. and OF training nurses for
the duties of theirlyocaton At the early age of thirty
Ave fe dcd as she had lived at her post In one o. the
largest workhouse inlrmares In Great Britain char
meier of remarkable WORTH of unique devotion to noble
aim utterly free from desire OF the praise OF men, WIN
particle Of human vanity sho du not ct hcr rgn
hopd know what her left hand did. She lived the life
and died the death OF saints and martyrs, though
the greatest sinner would not have been more surprised
than she TO have heard this said ofherse The volume
which Is one of extraordinary interest IL introduced py
an enthusiastic euogy OF the subject by Florence Night
ingale aud preface by Mr.. H. W. beecher'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Christ in Modern Life, by the Rev. SropFoRD
A. BROOKE %. Appleton Co) Is the utle OF volume
of sermons by of the most eloquent OF London pulpit
orators who instead of worrying his hearers with subtle
dogmatc specuations, undertakes to apply the prac-
teal ideas OF religion TO the wants oi hVihR neh
in the present While cnging 10 the accepted uoc
tr,ncs of the Church although with Interpretation OF
his own the views Of preacher are liberal ana COM
prchepsvc with taint of bigotry or can't ana MS
charity is no less large and generous than his fath IL
devout and spiritual His manner Of enforcing religious
truth Il almost peculiar to himself making nte use OF
the ratng bones of logic, though never uehciPht III
sound reasoning and setting OF the conclusions OF deep
exnerence and thoughtful contemplation with vivid and
picturesque illustrations from nature and striking poet
ical imagery,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
lnsIrntIloN.

4 HOME and SCHOOL for several BOYS
N nnd IA rear. II age $40 year AL extras For rcu
rencs address HIRAM II. POST Sng.Sing Ne"fok
pnsi.il lice Boy ~
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

were the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

LONZO FLACK, President of CLAVER-
"a ACK COLLEGE AND HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Clayer
Y Pupils received time; both sexes $500 yeari IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-08

tie childrsu-you have seen them We
think that they we're saved he told them
where TO 20, though, ss he spoke, his voice
sounded thin and small 10 his own ears, ss
IL IL came from .far. Thanking him with
deep gratitude, they hurried by. BE vas
alone once aga,n. As he walked, his
breath came sobbing, like that Of one
plunged into icy water. Short, voiceless
srose 10 bis mind. % God o God vas
all he could cay, and he keeps repeating
that like the burden Of . song.
Al last the air seemed to grow warm,
and there was svirling in bis brain like
the eddy Of musical waters. why am |
walking on, when here is 9 sot white bed
for me 50 he said to himself. aud laughed,
perhaps cloud. Il am so sleepy, l will lie
down. There oh, how good Il 10 TO rest
Mother, come and bid me good night. Moth
or How beautiful you look Aud there ia
father, too thought he was far away. He
wears the same strange, happy look, that I
see on jour face. mother the look which
I always fsoeied on angels, faces. Put
your arms around me. Alb that is nice
and warm. Why are you lifting me up 80
high-so high Good night.
When the parents wers returning with
their little ones, they found their brave
preserver lying dead on the snow, not far
from the spot where they had parted from
him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-08
MANHOOD:

Low LOST, HOW REsroRED.-Jas.p pub
IA lished by DIR. Lewis, 35s pages. Third Edi-
ton, the Medical oOmpAnion and Gaids 70
Health. ON the radical cure Of spsFmatorrk .sa,
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Losses. lmPoteEcy, Mental sad Physisal Inca
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Vensrssi and syphillinc Maladies, with plain
and clear directions for the speedy cure Of See
ondary symptoms, Goa orrhOes, Gleess, Structures,
and all disease, Of the skin, such ss ssurvy,
scrsfulA, Ulcers, Boils, Blotchss and Pimples on
the face and boiy, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced BY self indulgence or sexual ex-
hxvagsnce.
The celebrated author, in this admirable treat
Use, clearly onstIates, from fsrty years sue
esssfal practice, that the alarming consequences
Of self abuse may be radically cured, pointinf
out mode Of cure ct once simple, certain, and
sfeetual, by means of which every sufferer, nc
natter what his condition may be, can be effect
u.lly cured. eheaply, privately aud radically.
ne- This book should Re in the hands Of ev-
cry youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, In plain snvslop. Price %
cents. Address DIR. LEWIS, No Z, Beach ct.
New York. juns1s-dAwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-08
MEDICAL.


CosFIDENTlAL PHYSICIAN.
Has removed from No t79 South Clark-st cor.
Monroe, 10 No Is South HAlstsd Of. Ii is well
snown by aii rsaeers of the papers that Dr. Biz
elos 10 the Oldest established Physician In Chi
cagO, Who hss maze the treatment of all ohrouio
and sexual diseases o speciality.
be has devoted the last twenty years of hi
lime exclusively to the treatment of all forms
private complaints la both sexes And for the
asst twelve yeaIs has been 10 iatsd at l79 south
Giark street, Chicago, III.
From his long sstabirshmsnt, and unequaled
success in curing all cases which come under bis
charge. ne has gained Union tide repstation,
~hl- causes the sf1s ed to seek bis aid and al :
vice fro IN all parts OF the United States. II 10
well known that eli who call on him with any
private affection can, and -iil, be cured in the
'hortest possible time, without the dangerou
effects of mineral 20 cons Youn. man who have
injured the nselve. by 9 secret habit shoald lose
no tins. bat call on DIR. Bisel W at once and B..
| cured. All female diseases and irregularities
| treated with p.rfe' safety and success.
Send for his eli oular peculiar to diseases Of
| females.
| Send for Guide to Health. Al. sent free on
receipt Of stAaps 10 sealed envelopes, free from
observation. Office hours from . m to D w
| Sun dsys from 10 To I'm and from to T. 80 o,
N. Office and Parlors sspsrste for ladies and
gentlemen. Address all letters to Dr.. C. Biee
low, No 70 South Halsted st., box 1874. jel3
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WARRANTED HREECR,

These Pills, so celebrated many years ago in
Paris for the -eIief Of fem ale and
afterwards for their criminal ON 10y ment In the
praeIios of abortion, are nov offered for sale for
she nrs. time in America They have been kept
in comparative obssurity from the fact that the
originator, DR.. Vslpsu, 10 sPhy siclan in Paris,
Of great wealth and has ssrist prin-
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lest they should be employed for unla vial psr
poses
10 overcoming Female Distractions, Failing
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sion. Rstsntion, or Tmmoisrste Flow % the
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tions, Pains In the Bsok and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight sxertion PAlpitstiop Of the Heart, Hys-
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To ns-risd ladies' and young rirls Who have
never been regulated. they are pscutisrly suited.
They will, In +. short time, bring on the mon thly
period with regularity
GAuvIoS Married Las should never AXE
thsu when there 10 any reason TO believe them
selves oregnast, for they will DO sure to produs.
niscarri ,ge.
Laiiss eau procure box scaled from TIE eyes
ofthe ourio.s, BY enclosing one dollar. and sir
postage stamps 10 n MAC0kBER, General
sent for Uuftsd States and Osasdas. al Albany
r. T.. or Of .ay ssshsvissd Agent uys<sviy