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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
MONDAY. Nov. 1s-P. ".


The week opens with continuation OF the
dizziness and quiet noted the close Of last week.
and in the share speculation railroad. Pacific Mall and
Western Union there is nothing worthy of especial
comment The market opened hrmer and half a point
or so in advance OF the latest official figures OF Saturday
but later yielded per cent only to become strong
again. when Erie made sudden upward Jump TO ST
Din consonance with advance in London OF nearly one
per cent, and Northwestern common to ab
despite the proposed issue Of NoGO0OOO new
convertible bonds. The position OF speculation
in this stock is somewhat mixed, and the outside public
viii doubtless think twice before venuring once IN a
speculation which is strongly contested as this The
afternoon market steady lower basis OF prices
and at the ruled weak There Is no desire 10 trade
In any Of the prominent shares 10 any great extent,
though in Erie Northwest. LAKE. Shore Western Union
Telegraph. and Pacific Mail moderate business was
done. Pacific Mail was somewhat ipnu-
enced by the nonarrfval OF the overdue
steamship Arizona new upward movement
s said 70 be on the taps for New York Central but has
not yet made any headway. OF the less active stocks
Harlem sold at III Michigan Central 19 and Della
ware and Hudson Canal. ZIG. In the miscellaneous
shares Canton strong MarpOsa Preferred selling at
sta3a The express stocks were strong, particularly
United States which sold at 70 ash Adams fetched 9ii
and American TO- The opening, highest, lowest, and
closing prices OF stocks were a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

Hides ssd H bales follows n 9o Ron Bssnes A 30
beaiiatd s5T ron Baenos Ayres .r stsh DS rec
rom 8mma y Law. os7b nm RfzEee,
n, en Acflan ~ Galveston City q HOuSns lG
Rom Galveston per Rndsour 3z from New Orleans Corss "a
f N~ureas Meade 100 from Fsrnsnains Bmprs
90 rum savannsh Der MONTGOMERY ~ from other ee>stus pots
ne hale rom Calcutta pr . bales from Caeua pr Lneolh
bales a. follows. $50 Dry Yseuss AIRS sad sHf's
R0s Z8Z7 n. a. lS626c gold. s.ectedj ltD Dry ~ a.
ed, llzg NJ Al 2lc gold Zl6a DRY nantsy1ss
(srt To- aruysl 0la13 D. 15a26 gold selected f.o DT y a
1S. gold selected 500 Dry no Hrtnas
2s go selected $50 ry Bozos sa2J D. = 1T s"e
ard Central American 4gnJ 10 ~
Z01e gold 800 Dry Corpus Christi 2lzz ~ 81 "a
z currency 2oo Dry C0rDus Christi kp 70 D. a. &c e9fs
fpar arnve 2 o. a. 11 cgrrneTi 310 Dr.
Texas KpsSdle at2zdE1le 20 Wet saei Terasne
52Gi5 70, ~ u4e 2o Wet Sailed TEXAS ost
lao D. AZ lJd3c currency 90 W Stated Souaern ~ ~ ~
Wet Sa Ted Western. IS n. Re- JHp WEI
civ slaughter on 20 n ia 2c currency As b Caonfis
uhao % D. private 81 Cauts Coz, 0dit .,
private TIE stock hand hides tnd 10 hss
sane ~ $50 noes ssa 10 bales. ooss 1r
fOT Dry $3.50 DR. RE-
raude; Dry Central Ausrcan so DRY Porto Choi Do Dr'
Afhcan go Dry Bogo4 szd aAyana l Dr. ana
Ssse X-rcnt OO0 DRY Sailed southern
Calcutta Bu6slo bales Calcutta Cow Vne'suous for dr. hees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

The balances in the Treasury Of the United states at
the close OF business to-day were: Currency Ss625SI
Coin s724s714 including S2lG47OOOin coin certificates
special deposit Of legal tenders for the redemption OF
certificates OF deposit, S27 10000
We are informed by Messrs. Morton, Bliss Co., the
financial agents of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
that counterfeit Of the 10 per cent income bonds OF
that Company been discovered The extent OF the
fraud is unknown the fraudulent bonds have been mar
keed either in Boston the street here Holders OF
this class OF securities verify them at the Office VI the
Company OF at the financial agency here.
The Philadelphia stock market Is firm. Pennsylvania
g. los philadelphia and Erie Railroad 25 Reading Rail
r,ad ga: Pennsy ~ ania Railroad, SCI. Gold, 1884.
The bank statement compares as Follows with former
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Foreign Exchange was dull and heavy the basis 0

The money market steady 10 borrowers on eali al
about seven per cent in coin TO Lea as the uniform rate
lending as high as sixteenth. and closing at to ls2
while discounts were at per cent month. Cur
rency IL still going the West and South United states
bonds have quiet and strong and the figures OF the
mast week were supported AT the close 1858 we're
quoted at i5s to lI5T Fisk Hatch reported as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1872

sales were at ilsi and 1884, the market being uninnu
enced by the foreign news, which was OF cheeriui
character Toward the close the price momentanv
reached ai There were special considerations anec
inc the market On gold loans borrowers paid aeonsder
alton OF sixteenth at the opening but later loans See
modified. ana at l. p g. aud per cent carrying
The Assistant Treasurer paid in coin interest,"
and 1000 called bonds. There evidences of any
specie exports Tins week. the especially the
changes lower. the days business the Gold Ex-
change Bank was; Gold cleared, s52Z35oOo; gold bal
ances, s22l5oos; currency balances, s25a5,23. The
touowin0 we're the quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BAEKING-HOUsE OF FISK 81 HATCH,
No. s Nassau-st., New York.

We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on daily
balances issue Understanding CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT make COLLECTIONS in all parts of the United
States and Canadas and execute orders at the Stock
Exchange for INVESTMENT STOCKS AND BONDS. We
buy and sell. as usual, GOVERNMENT and CENTRAL
PACIFIC and CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS.
We especially recommend TO the attention OF IN
yestors the SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds
of the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r. r. COMPANY, which
are issued either coupon registered. IN denomina-
tiOns of $780, $780, and $1,000; interest Is PAID IN
gold MAY and November. The smaller denomlna-
tions are nearly exhausted, and of the $1,000 bonds
we have only small supply remaining At their
present price they yield or per cent income IN
gold
This great work is about completed; there IS now
nearly 400 miles finished and only about 30 miles re-
nam to complete the uniting Of the Atlantic tide
waters to the Ohio River valley by the shortest and
easiest route possible1
The company have, at considerable expense, caused
a geological survey TO be made of the route OF the
road by Prof Ridgway. Copies of bis valuable Re
port with map. and also pamphlet containing the
latest information in reference 20 the present cond-
ton and future prospects of the road can be had On
application at our office.
The quantities Of white oak, chestnut. walnut and
other valuable timbers the camel, sphnt and btu
minOus coals the varieties of iron 0res the lime
stone salt and other products, render the route Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad probably the
most attractive location for cOal-minng, from
making. and kindred manufactures and industries
in the United States. FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No 30 Wal-st., New
York offer the same facilities % DeDOsltors a. In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on dauy BAL
ances at the rate OF -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &C
&c, for Investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

In State bonds there very little interest mani
tested and business is confined to few houses who
make this class securities specially The following
are todays bids for State bonds:
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Bye Flour, Western q. - 99aS9 ~
and 7oa 20
Meal steady szAblei Of Us bbs We
- Corn Meal % % 81 ~
ckwheat Flour good demEn and steady be supply nghE
b & and Pennsylvania At - 3iG % ~
u. California and Oregon FlOaE quiet AZ % 0Gss co. canadian
dull At % Is.
BAG Msa-rhe quiet; quote aue White At o IS
81 IS. yellow, g Goa 81 t5i coarse. 81 5Gsl 20 and
ground 81 Is COO Meal, We 81 90 lew coarse
: rs pHrr Meal, 81 l5G5l %
previous charteung line fair inquiry out ss
trsn.uonA To LIVERPOOL bT steam IVO
hush Grain Wheat
bbla Apples bales Cotton a. ist1f anu ~ be
I76 sail 800 1ush n1at % ~ To
od To 6EOr uy steam
register hence with general lump Norwegian
AR hxnce HaTre bb, habtha AID Italian Ds
hrncr 70 Lisbon Wtb Nv hhds Tobacco AZ ia
market opened with inquiry, the
denau chiefly Tor bed Conscience,
The closes 2c higher for Spring of
Winter nbng The salos ~ o1An
asa 81 ~ for No Chicago spring 81 sldsl ~ Tor 10
Tor Anbsr 81 White Michigan: 70 fr Anber heh
Rejected 81 D. barley
And of % 800 fes Ool No. West
81 u Prime Bay Quinte Barley MAI steady S1i
quiet; Of LOO BUSH City 81 80 time OAts arr b aud
quite demand chiefly for the trade Though In part speuane
Inc Ailea Gi 9>ste. and
Old, gd46ic. ana New and Old Mixed, AnoAi,
5.ic White a5Je.. Western hiIod ss6Sec, and
Oh gdse sa3c aHd New, atoe
ic raIoa Rye quiet good bas seuins IN osgs
though chiefly eIpor sales 10 lush sessr Al o.
Mixod AZ tbs inside 5c
White 6Gsoc do yellow. IA So'ie soeA-ra "Es
70c. Jersey ieos, Ole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

.ather IA. The bids are as follows:

The railroad bonds only moderately active, Du
prices are the whole steady We note sales OF Union
Pacific first mortgage bonds At SIT Land Grants 76l; In
cones III a7-l and rsts OF Boston, Hartford and Eric
an Tao hids were as fullOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

NEw-YoRK MIDLASD.-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN Of this Company there
remains but 4 small amount unmarkcted. When 1t
is considered that this new Great Trunk line is now
so nearly completed, we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds, at $4,000 mile secured by First
Mortgage arc particularly desirable and safe. For
sale OF exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPDYKE L. Co., Bankers, No. p Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

HiDKSfbs market for Dry HOES opened du and
WEDNESDAY sctiVe
pra-s advanced g. ale n Asd the
Hi1es COOL 1eAald Upper
Hl<s svs demand and c y
dsscpnsas Reeegis hs
la sa sEsgH Hsiss DIVA goIsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

A ann
essd s,saiy a ~ 10 81 pp.sgi Al 5ldsi .
r for Sslt Hay md 90 . Tor '.fe s.s
quiet 81 Goa ~ 40 or Lens kye ed 81 " '
M0Lasss-Ihs market the abHoe Of ae prices
NAVAi, srORRs-suirts Turrntns dul r-,gsr
qrod Of On bbls Mrchanta3ie a. Ole r oD
Rozin has ruled iu and quoei cas- .l az.
- 81 t. dali Bat steady a a. 50dsfTs.
quiet; buf hoters ARA 2 20 Nhfe fnl M
c Gnu sa4 SsahSsS S - sru oasr Oh. ar -lssss
PROFESSIONALLY Pok market dull lo-,r eio.ny 49,,
the aes regular 80 bbs part sai1r4ay
SIS 20 Tor New Mes ~ ~ i'f b. m 20 ibt. .slr
ais moub al SIS BEEF druer .ess plenty an1 n aess.nl
- bbL at 10 sass for New E1a as'E -, q
CHER and Bsei Ham. are .fiaea an m
uaad sas o bb. Neaiher-curei az 81 tat hsas ~
quei sales Of 30 Hans al tDlItc sla ~ .
sIe Smoked Hams Cheag cr Der a. &c
lower preteut delivery sales Of 5so pohs ot
December. January bruarr and Nara AZ e
l!0g short ear Tor December snl JanuArY ~ p
O tores Long February private ea ABB
Long and short Clear fr Deoenber Al - fa os
plenty and drmri ote a. 3t1oleior & tld a. ~
n gsd8 City s6e. Tor Pair 20 trne s'e- and f-nef
steam AZ 8ic: Tor future deivegv. nothing doiag.
EGGsFr S COED nearby Of Es and I'll qnet
at the idvanee a. irrsh Egs ar ie-s rniy tna ~ "
Umed md choice MARKS sell Ter We quot
state nearby prime maTks5a as Lined ''--@
PFTR0i SiNRecei7 rave continued ask m prrvoas price.
FOR III frpons bought a. oFer qnees
were 10 Transactions quotations are euhfry oAlI
mote November December deliveries from fsi Land At = r.
IsqIc IN buk quotations Tor sgo we're - o. n
roads - IS At Oh City 10 fhi-depAa 1e n"--
quotstiors for deliveries 640s'e 90, a..
RICE-rbe market and firm saes to hars hinzoa
at 7dTic PatnA "A &C. .E1 70 te tAfoha ~
suoe IA aOe FOR Good Refining and lot Hte o a 90
hhdg Demeaa at tc AID u as Nao@ a. ~ ~
EEDs1TIsre noiersts inquiry FOR Clover ansasion'
quote uomnaly 3ic. Timothy steady a. : U -
TALLOW steady AMI fsiry Arrives sales o 800 70 ~ -
Will HI fairly active and strong f.'es Of ~" 0o- a. W. &
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THE MARKETS.


fcIr,fVT, Reported Tor TIE rHIBusE.i
AsHEs-Pon very qe and steady quoted a. So % Pearls
dnll add nominal 49,, -
COTTON-Th the spot has been fair and h.
arm. We quote a. folIoWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

TnrTrIed lTTIFe
Forward fair request &C. higher prices Sales a. FOL
Oyssa i on a basis Of Low MdalBE-
sales evening nSoyember 100 At BE- O0 at
Tlb,. 40 az el. 10 at
10 s6e JanuarY 10 s6c March, 100 At lse 100 al IS 5se
Marcn Al l56c, Agn Ic, togetaeri Apn JOY AZ
Ise 100 At J6e, 200 AZ l9lc, 400 at 10 1ltci hHF,
100 at Isle; total 1850 bales Sales io-lsy up TO
n m November 600 At 10 l5l6c, 600 l9c, 200 At
is l6 40 IS 81 Re TO at IS 56e 100 az 10 BE 100 a.
ls 500 10 lai6c IS 9lbc, OO &c is IL c. ~
At l8 70 Lille, 100 Sc, 1900 AZ 10 ilte Doember
100 January g 8le together January LOO &C. January
100 10 Bloc together
PsbarT 8te 10 56e 100 al 5sc % a. ~ lsoc
$50 AZ Mach 200 az i9tc 10 Bloc. loo Al ST. go al
st, 100 10 1i6, 100 at ste 81 At " Siee go
l9tc. 8O az l9ic; Nay 100 al ~ 5-bc 20
tlsic Bite exchanged. bloc paid 20 exchange 100 De-
ember February. Total % $50 bales grana total - 10 bales
COFFgg-Thee pretty business 10 BIO tod otherwise
the du sales $50 bags in ots az sGlSi oiher nas
inactive Maracabo 4d0tc bagayra. Glc and Java otd
zoe gold. 6O and " days.
FLOUR AND MKAL-The INQUIRY for Four ght but here less
pressure deA The cold weather niuee
ArmRe There Tor shipping brands for iuure CEN
ery grades Good Saptne No IN TAR de
Al the for the rale with far ceAnd
medium grades irregular easier Family brands dn but steady
nclnng 1850 bbl a la u Deeenbe Al
q
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matches, gewelrp, ete.

ERANKFIELD g. Co., JEWELERS. 300 Sixth
rogresnthss and ~ ktstsvs' r<By
aHi Watches, Uan"sd ana eaa @evsry klvc
Ferpa;sl We Fsesei, AGr1iosa Csskss CSeks
shsst isssless b. pDsea
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20 SCsntrsl Coal
sECOND BOARD.


1000 O. so 1867. t4i OO u 3 o. bSi Reg '.'''i
30oo..........2i oelocK l5i
1t e-ils
2rgoii SO Con Is n...ll4 200 q. g. 5.0 Reg. lStI
IS ZOO n g. Currency b. cl33l n
r.un,r 10 n 1 N. OrK p n
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIEsr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SAILS Of horrrHDienE b0aff
Q. q 6....1I2l Len q. Sc, 1881,
~ Iltl LOU U y ts laneneF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER LINE

poR CHARLESTON, s. C.. FLORIDA PORTS. AND THE SOUTH
E"A- AND SOUTHWEST.
Sailing ever TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. from Pier
No ~ North River Al n. The fteamshpa
TANKS ADGEK. Capt T. J. Lockwood TUESDAY New ID
GROEGIA Can't CHOwELL. THURSDAY hOF. H.
aASHATTAK CAPT ~ 4. WooDHuLL, Saturday, Nov u
suor sooon farouh passage hefss
6s Of siug connection Win ss hSah SIvLbe AAs
IA III Don gogtb a. aEd the hot ssn hAosa
A. CS.- al M bainIs ChsIsu ami DarHgSa "a.
sBo b Fods PoT aihAee uy ms nae OHh
HALP PER CREF Gooas forwarded ree Of onmhe'on hh
adm fur,.s nd gpr Al LG Passenger and Frssbs
Oaos No III Wsstst Of Wlusn.st ,.o.o.v r. 49,.
60 -, 800 T.. - BRgTLEY ID HAauELL
6eEr Agen Great Southern Line NJ IL BfosassT
EXTRA STRAhEEs WILL BIZ DisFAICBED Al HVoH A
Bnirnnss q. UAonasA
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FIRST BOARD, NOV. IL. 1877.
sails az STATE B0Rds-Raisroad Bonds-odHk ana ha'e

Y 90 Virginia &c. 1000 Union Pae.ao
Dcferer1 ........ 10 lus incoine's's''
90 No. State O. ~ 3,N0,......s..s''
2.oOd y Y G Is, 'BJ 89f 300.
7000 Ene 5 m. ~ IS Del hna.
5,U0O Mich. South Canal. ........'.l II
1904 600 Amtrcan Coal
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l4.lsO Union Pic.s
lst MORTGAGE.
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TAYLOR,

AND TwENTIETH-ST.
GRAND AND CHRY
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the Dutch Admiral de Winter He also paused d
moment to speak to SIR Allan Gardiner, VINO bore
the principal French standards taken June !. At
the close OF the nrst relig Gus ceremonies naval
procession commenced TO move from the body OF
the church 70 the choir, when the British Admirals
advanced with the c0lOrs above mentioned, which
were supported by dag officers and the captains OF
those ships to which they were struck.
They passed through the cn0r, where they were
received by the hands OF the dean and chapter, and
by them borne and ranged on botn sides OF the altar
In consecrated order A sermon was delivered by
the Bishop OF Lincoln.
MR.. PITT ATTACKED BY THE P0PULACE.
The procession returned III fuller state than
II had entered. The King appeared In blue and
gold. the Queen in mazarine blue, with diamond
headdre3s, ana the prlncesses IN the same c0l0red
vests with cna ned headdresses or gold ana wnite
feathers. The streets, from the Palace TO Temple
Bar, were closely lined on each side py the Horse
Guards and regiment OF dragons ana rom tnehce
to 81. Paul's by the London militia tue East lndla
volunteers the Light Horse Association ana the gen.
tlemen OF the Artillery Company The regiment OK
dragons and several other corps continued 10 pa.
rade the streets of Westminster for the greater part
OF the night, and all The other troops were under
orders TO attend at minutes notice. MIR. Pitt was
very grossly nsulted by the populacc on ms way TO
the cathedral, In consequence OF which he 6id not
return his own carriage, but stopped to dine win
the Speaker and some other gentlemen IN D0ct0rs
Commons lie was escorted nome N the evening
by Il party OF London Light Horse.
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PERILS OF THE DEEP.

Five Members of Wreciking Crew Drowned
While EndeavOrinE to Assist n Vessel IN
Distress-The Craft, s'isrOnchinG TO-" sinks,
Leaving Them to Pcrish-Aid from the shore
Too Lnte.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 81, 1872
The wrecking tug B. h J. Baker, to-day from Body
Island. reports that on Wednesday afternoon i've or
her crew were drowned In the surf at that island
while endeavorlng to land messenger from q
schooner ashore. The wrecking trm OF Baker 10
Bros OF this city, despatched their tug 10 the relief
OF me schooner. The messenger was safely landed.
but upon the return ol the boat through the SURF
IL struck some unseen obstacle, "Droached to,''
and the crew were drowned During the absence
OF the boat ashore 1t came on to blow strong gale
from the northeast and IL peing a lee shore tho
Baker was unable 10 render any assistance 10 the
boat, except to blow her whistle anu hoist their
colOrs Tor help from the shore.
small boat Was seen to push or from
the shore, which saved two Of the crew
OF the boat. The other four were no doubt
summed by the surf striking them and were
drowned. The Inflated wrecKers drowned were
washed ashore shortly alier TIE accident, with the
bodies OF Miles Wilson, negro, and u white man
ing MIN ON u barrel but every EFFORT 10 save the
negro failed, Is he was beyond human AID.
The names oil those drowned are John Lewis,
George MalOney, Charles h. Maxey white; Miles
Wilson and Burwel Richardson, negroes.
Captain McCarty OF The Resolute, reports the VII.
lie, schooner heretofore reported ashore at BODY
Island, lying well mp on the beach ana evidently
pretty well stove up. 1t Is more than probable she
VIII De got oil rs soon as the weather Is favorable.
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REIGN OF RUFr,iNlsM in NEWARK.

The Beating and Robbery of MIR. Bnnnister--
Garrotcrs aud sneak Thieves Moc.sing tho
Police.
The citizens of Newark-espec,ally those doing
business along Broad street, the principal thorough
fare OF the city-were greatly excited yesterday
over the reign of ruiansm and robbery in the city
as described in the HERALD's last issue The bold
attack, brutal treatment and robbery OF Mr.. Ban
mister, the Jeweller, has especially stirred up the
feeling OF the community into sense OF great alarm
and insecurity, and on all sides bitter complaint
Is made AT the neillcency oil the police force. II Is
openly declared that never since the days OF the
"ieaherhead" rOunders has force been so
wretchedly managed as the present one. Tue ciu-
Zens cry aloud for u reformation and that right
speedily. The condition OF sir. Bannlster was much
improved yesterday although his injuries are still
very serious One OF MS RIOS was broken with
kick robber-assaant gave him, and his lace and
head are still swollen out OF all natural shape. 1t
Will be some time before ne can leave his house.
WORK OF THE GARROTERS.
Further particulars OF the garrOting case mem
TONED in Yesterdays HERALD show that the party
attacked was an elderly citizen named Walter Car
rity OF No. 1888 Commerce street. About seven
O'Clock he was attacked by three scoundrels. One
threw "a rope over his mead, lassoo fashion, anu
jerked him TO the ground instantly. rhey then beat
MIN severely and rincd his pockets, but nothing
valuable was dound me Is sdHy years anu IT.
Another case Is that OF young man who was
Knocked down on sunday night IN New YORK ave-
nue. beaten brutaliy aud roDDed or 81 10 III money
ana SIS gold ring.
too made quite rail- Monday night. In addt-
ton the already reported others are as io-
lows:-In Rosevile eleventh ward OF Newark) H.
H. Jones' stables were relieved Of harness and other
articles. HIS horse would doubtless have been
taKen but the robbers got frightened while cutting
the rope Early YESTERDAY morning the house OF
Mr.. John Carter, at monte clair, some SIX miles out
OF Newark, was entered ny burglars, who gathered
together some five hundred dollars worth OF valua-
bles. member OF the family mad occasion from
illness to leave his chamber. His doing so fright
OF the burglars VINO left their intended PUN.
der IN bundle In the hail. In each case the police
are reported on the Qut UiUe, but no arrests have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-28
ART SALE.

The important collection Of paintings which has
attracted so much attention during the past week
at the Leavtt Art Rooms win be offered Tor sale
this evening, at the Clinton Hall Sale Rooms, Astor
place. The first night Will be given to the disposal
OF Mr. stewards pictures, and those VINO
desire TO obtain good and authentic examples
of the European schools VIII hnd the
present occasion very excellent one. Among the
works which we have not had space to notice, but
which are OF especial worth, we count 1.-THE Recruit
ing sergeant (45, "a Landscape and Figures tj5),
Carl Hubner's "Frst Cloud Of Matrimony," work
which attracted good deal OF attentlon. Besides
these were the excellent works Of frere, Brilouin,
Becker, whose "EnvIed Fruit Is one OF the best
pictures In the gallery.