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For EURopE-Barnum, the king OF num-
hugs as well as of showmen. proposes to visit
Europe with his caravan of living curiosities,
and it is said will make six months stay in
Paris
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THE On. REGIoN.-The Pennsylvania OIL
region contains 1900 square miles, and OF this
area only ten square miles are actually worked
Last years yield was about 5,soO,o00 barrels
Of 43 gallons each.
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OPPOSES GRANT.-Miss Anna Dickinson,
the noted female lecturess, has taken the stump
in opposition Grant, and in favor of the hber-
al movement.
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BANKRUPT Helmbold, the great Buchu
advertiser, is bankrupt, his property in New
York having been sold out by the sheriff
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CAsrE.-The colored people of Petaiumas
California, object to Chinese children Oelns
sent to their school.
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DOLLY WARDEN PARTIEs. The people OF.
sacramento are indulging in Dolly Warden !"
parties, and rejoice muchly over their success
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New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
THURSDAY, Jan. ls-P. VI.

The sncculation in stocks continues active,
and inquiry among some Of the large commission houses
on the street develops the fact that however irregular
may appear the orders TO buy at advanced prices are ue
cdedy on the increase and very much larger than when
the quotations Of the general list stood some 10 or 20 per
cent lower This demonstrates the theory that rising
Misunderstanding the intrinsic merits OF securities out OF
the consderaon-brings n troops Of buyers who would
look distrustfuly and suspciousy upon their purchases
II they could be obtained at lower figures. To this adj
ditional impetus We may possibly trace the buoy
ancy Of Yesterday, when such high figures were
obtained for the leading speciates. QUO
tafons so high indeed as perhaps TO justify the reac
tion this morning. the halt in the upward career and
the hesatng and linked" character OF the forenoon
speculation, when some stocks on the st were hcVy
and lower, and others firm or higher. Doubtless the
realizing rates late last night and early toda! were very
n;,y me leaders OF the market thinking the occasion
opporune for "splliing" some Of their holdings. BE
this as II may, the stock market this morning was
varied some securities declining to per cent, and
later whole market participating, the o'clock Board
exhibiting barely steady market at the lower hgures'
After its adjournment the steam again let into the
specuatye engne and prices the entire list went up
again 10 the best figures OF the day. The largest deal
ings were in the usual speculative stocks. In
regard 10 the movements Of the active shares,
the gossps have it that the old Western Union
pool had closed out and turned Its attention to Union
Pacific. while 1, was also reported that attempt was
u
the price up exactly s5 that is the modest figure OF
which they talk. The Union Pacific was the leading
stock OF tho day. and attracted unusual attention from
the magnitude of the sales, and the unyieidng strength
displayed. After touching &c, the shares came out III
great volume but the abb Orbng capacity Of the market
WAS equal to the supply, and, after slight hesitation at
this pont the quotations moved gracefully mp to S6l,
which was the price at the close. Tie move
ment IN Union Pacific seems peculiarly at
tactve TO the great speculative fraternity from the fact
that the road great national highway and not one
hemmed in by lines Thus it enlists TO an unusual
extent a support which has local habiaton but taxes
in tie whole country. The Pacific Mail stock was again
very active aud held up by the benefits accrung from
increased freight receipts. The puts on wabash Keep
that stock the van, while other stocks are without
notable feature. Investment securities were strong and
good demand. Consolidation Coal was strong on the
favorable report of the Company and the election OF
new Board OF Directors Express shares were firm The
highest and lowest prices of stocks were as foilows
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

The Encampment of the Department of
New-Yorl; of the Grand Army of the Republic met yes
terday, Department Commander Henry A. Bdrnum pre-
siding The reports of the various department oiucefs
were presented and each referred to appropriate
committee Encampment then elected the following
department officers for The ensuing year ana delegates
10 the National Encampment;
delegate at Lage John B. Mrrfay M1c Director Hans
Powell NJ D. Chaplain the Rev John III barnard Council % Aiai1
rs on Corl,s Rowan Ainnes Mee GId Piaeine
Delegates the National Encamrment John Honsn jas g9n an
r. W. Bruunghius c. D. IcDoug, Joha Palmer Geo T. HJt
M Dupont; Aternses Stewart L. Wooliol, e. A. Ne', b. a
Committee, consisting OF III. A. Bdrnum, j. B' Mur-
raw s. L. WOOdfOrd, J. G.. Robinson, J.. X. Rowan, H. W.
Fiske G. A. snpcr, j. W. Marshall james Jourdan, G.
D. McDOugal aud j. ID. Savery, was appointed 10 urge
upon the Legislature the passage ~ law pr0Nng Tor
a Home for Disabled Soldiers, and 80 10 secure an ap
propriaton tor the Union Home and school. Mcssr'
Wo0dford, Murray Rarnum, Reynolds, Brodbead and
Bullard were appointed Committee To secure to the
Union Home and school an appropriation from C0n6r ~
from funds resulting the sale OF abandoned lands
This Committee was also instructed 60 ask C0nEf-5 Tor
an apprOpii tiOn in lieu or prize money for the officers
and crew Of the steamer KearsarSe. Auburn was Sc
lccted a place of meeting for the Summer intainp
ment, and Elmra for the annual Encanpment next Jan.
uary An invitation received and accepted 10 Vsit
the Union Home and school today at II T. NJ ana a,ier
the transaction Of routine business, the state Encnp
ment adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
HORSE AND CARPLAGh MAERLE


NEw-Y0RE. Thursday Jan. ls, 1872.
There is a tliio more activity in the demand
for low priced horses for work well for the road
hut no Improvement 10 the general condition or the
trade Quite number of speedy horses are lQf sae al
buyers favor but there is hardly any inquiry for pleas
horses, and We learned OF no transactions h"NDg
been effected.
Regular seniweokv sale of horses, carriage harness
and horse clothing 1T McssYs Johnston d Van I"sSclIs
Auction Mart toDorrOw Vnday), the l9h inst, al u
O'clock
recently imported landau of the late Emperor Napo
leon IL il for sale at the repository Oi Mtssrs j. H.
Brewster q Co. OF Twenty fftl-st. -,
Several light spans and single road horses VIII he
bronpbt 10 te hammer at tables No l3 Great JOuesst
Tomorrow Fridayl the 18Th inst, at 1899 -. III.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

After so long ull in State bond speculation bulsh
feeling has of ate sprung up and today all the issues
except Virginia strong and higher and these were
weak South Caronas new were buoyant the July issues
rising from yesterday to sO and October from 25 to
2s Mssours were about per cent better the Tennes-
sees showing less active advance There were some
small dealings in Texas per cents, North Caronas
and Ohios the brooklyn Water Loan improving rac-
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
clo.lnc nnotations were: /:

The gold market has been dnI AMI tTOhg at I5"5 @IU'
Ia, movement being OF no special importance thoush
the large demand from importers prevents iof .he mo
mept any serious decline The advices from London
were not of tendency to affect the market eonsols ana
American securities being reported steady andhe Bank
Of ENGLAND rate discount unchanged The rates paid
for carrying gold were 5,i, 6. and per cent. Inc
specie export amounted sssoo by the Westphaa Inc
day business the Gold Exchange Bank was az Ioi
lows: Gold cleared, $2ii320& gold balances h''ooo
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

teri. with tho Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Keaney. materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts In addition t. this
the bonds have further security in the fact that
there is included in the Mortgage this Companys
magnificent Lands, amounting to I5OO,OO acrea,
known TO be among the best in tie United States.
The Mortgage ndcnture prohibits the sale Of these
Lands at less than -Four a. Dollars per acre. and pay
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose Of retiring these Bonds.
The amount thus realized exceeds tbc entire
amount Of Bonds which can be issued, and
leaves the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest
at Eight Per Cent free Of tax payable February aud
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold
The principal in New-York. The interest in either
New-York, London, the-Aain, at the
option Of the holder without notice and in the gold
currency of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-FarmerS Loan and Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is 81 and accrued
interest in currency, from August Is, 1871. But they
are receivable at par and accrued interest IN pay.
ment for lands sold by the Company. The right
reserved to advance the present selling price with
out notice.
Maps circulars, documents and full information
furnished on application.
Thouqh acting as agents for the sale Of Gis loan orr
firm buy and sell in their regular business he bonds Of TIE
81. Joseph and Denrer City Railroad CompG"y, those Of
the Eastern DirisiOR eghtper cent ts recently placed By
as al 97} being nOw quoted at from 10li to lO2 and &C
c,ued interest.
TANNER g. Co.. Bankers, No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

tho bank offerings Of them free Of interest for ve days.
conditional the return Of the loan In legal tenders
IL would seem that in view OF this periodical accumua-
ton OF national notes. some decisive steps would be
taken to organize n Redemption Bureau. The demand
for commercial paper brisk, and choice grades 10
folloWs
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

The onry market been easy ut ana per cent on
Government bonds and railway shares the enlarged vol
Of business In, and advanced prices o STOCKS stand
ing I'm the wav Of lowering OF rates though offerings
OF rouud amounts for stipulated period were made to
some Of the leading bond houses NJ low ass National
LsuL votes ase again becoming drug ~ evidenced by
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

In railway bonds, the dealings have been very Erse'
the recorded transactions for the day aggregatng $4,000
A usual the transactions were largest in the Pacific
mortgages though well-dstributed business was noted
In the remainder OF the list The former sold at 1920
1924 for Centras and a4b99t for Union 1ss sii for
Land Grants, and sa for Incomes The following were
the biia for railway mortgages:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
JAY COOhb N W.
New-York, Philadelphia, aud Washington.

ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT Is p. cl INTEREST PAYA-
BILE IN GOLD.
FREEo TAX,
AND IN ORGANISATIONS OF $1,000, $500, and Sloo,
can be obtained from the undersigned or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features of these Securities are re-
cognizet in the fact that although they have been
but short time on the market they are nearly all
absorbed. and but small amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal
rate of interest This interest account is made light
for. and easily borne by, the Company through the
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales OF
the Company's land which in many cases draw III
terest at the rate Of ten n0) per cent per annnni
The security behind them is ample IN every partic"-
lar as they constitute fret and only mortgage on
trunk line Of railroad which will soon connect the
city Of st. Joseph, Mo. ian important railway Gen.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Thursday, Jan. 1s. ls72
The attendance Of dealers and brokers was
quite large this morning but the sales not Of special
Importance, being OF legal nature
Mr.. John II. Wilson, auctioneer for Benjamin P. Fair
child sold by order Of the Supreme Court under drec
ton of T. 8. Caldwell, referee three-story and base
ment brick house, with browIstone trimmings, located
the north side Of 3576
feet west Of Third-ave. house, 1s9XGG lot I89xl00
The property sold for s9,sS6 bS--
Wnans, Sands u Garretts0n sold four-story house
and lot known No ~ West Thrty-sevenths between
Fifth and sixthaves for s2925O The house is q four
story brown,stOne English basement 2oxeo lot, 2o1ss9
The house was reported to he In perfect repair Several
vately arranged.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

Government bonds have been dull but quiet, and the
market featureess. The offerings to the Treasury for
the purchase OF bonds amounted to N499so at lOs0 to
O95 OF these were accepted at lOS67 to loss'
The accepted bonds are to be paid for oneha In legal
tenders and onehalf In national bank notes. The de-
IIa I,ndn
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

UOUsTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Cow
pANY FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT sISEING FUND,
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS. Princirqi g. u trierei
pnyable in Cold al the NdOnal City Bdnf, NcT- lorN
These are IN erery respect rst-cass Bonds ant ne cor
fdently recommend them as entirely safe 8resitct
Price 90 and accrued interest Circulars Gnd UJornG
ton man be obtained al our office
JOIN J. CISCO a. SON. No. 80 Nal-st
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS.

THIRTY YEARS TO Run.
Interest 7.8O in Gold, payable Semi Annually.
Exempt from u. S. Tax.
These Bonds are issued in denominations OF from
800 to 81 900 Coupon, and 300 to $4,000 Regis
tered
They are Secured by a First and Only Mortgage
upon the Railroad its Franchises and all the Lands
and Property now possessed by the Company, OF
which il may hereafter acquire.
The Bonds are offered at Par and Accrued interest
ir Currency, and with their
AMPLE SECURITY
and
FlGH RATE OF INTEREST,
there is no investment accessible to the people when
is more - Co.
It's because The 7-SO bonds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad are both first class railroad security and
\ real estate mortgage on lands worth twice the
anount secured, that we commend them to those
who desire an investment that is safe beyond qnes-
tion. while readily negotiable and bearing good
rate of interest They are first lien, not only on
n great railroad and its traffic, but in addition are
first mortgage on valuable lands, at the rate OF 90
acres to each 800 of Indebtedness Add to this the
fact that the rate of interest a $40 per cent gold is
more than per cent currency, and that the bonds
are ALWAYS exchangeable at 10 per cent premium for
tbe lands ON which they are secured practically
giving the power of foreclosure at wilD and 1t IL
easv 10 explain the high favor with which these
curities are now regarded
Full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE a. Co..
New-York, Philadelphia, aud Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
EDWARD HAIGHT & Co.,

No. Wall-st., New-lOrk.
FIVE PER CENT Interest allowed on Daily Jai'
ances and Certificates of Deposit.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
Marble anc S!air Nldn.fis.

A KLhBER. Stcam MARBLE and MARBLE
IAs Izls6 WORKS ia lSS ksst HtLt,slr, asda tni
Hsrbsd Msptsls iiLnp Nsre Counter" holnsh S I'''hA'
DEFY eompsfuon. Marble iuHing ff ibe trade
e. KLABER d. Co., 223 w. Fifiy-.iJs;sf., bet.
Ne broadway AID ghLa,c-HArbs AID hHrfih@ - n"
men HesdfoBtS large; vsr'e 'iosIts' "a " '' '"'
STEWART SLATE MANTEi.S: largest ~
- ,o,ta.It N a. ., si Iox s,,.. Fss =, -. S...sp b
bIkWAkT Cs TO- bitbsse, Ls 1b Bts ssd ihit,ni. o.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
tails are as under:
Hatch 4 Poote.


The general market closed steady the basis OF l2e
12A for 1s67s Fisk Hatch reports Governments as fol-
lows al A D.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
Gora gsIano Real Gstdte for Sale.

INOR SALE on EASY TERMS at Smlthtown,
T. L. L. valuable FARM OF Cn0 large double house haro
cssshouse &c will be within nile q Smiiotn ard PoTt
money may remain on bond aud mortgage. hpply to .
1000 MULLER, WILKINS & Co.. No. 7Pine'st
VNANTED-A snug HOUSE, with Stables
w snd Outmlipas from 10 Of anl within 20
miles souh Side Railroad pretrtd Adrcss with
dsch pon property LONG ISLANDER Box l'9 Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

Tie Philadelphia stock market was steady To-Day.
Pennsylvania 6s sold at 1864; Philadelphia ana ERE
Railroad 26,; Reading Railroad, 57b and Pennsylvania
Railroad, COZ. Gold closed at l06E.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
prlniila.

WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, 1Of Fulton-sl -
~ LlIhOGRAPHiC. STKAn JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
hAkUPACTUREka
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
DO UEom II man GcHttrn

rrIrcINEss WANTED.-A man in middle life
xgnts safe ara re,recshl, bues El"L ,al o , H,nI ~
time ard tnsn amousi capital Address y. ~ BOZ WI i
Ofce.
JATRIMONIAL-A Christian Gentleman s,l ol
fE I.sh sirndHg and pO ior "aoF' o'sf % wa wac % Cb
,y. a gcni. 10 co. a"' 80 -,
a. o =. 10 With to mlri1ee hhe h.'t w NJ ~,
"ui,r ,n. t,pe. Lrait - 81. i'lGra; aa
Ti,, meet - losOts snu
As,, ,.ucs,.pdf VII ca ne ea~ WI 's W."
AM "I"''' MARTIN LUInBh o.
o, $40. II. y Po'' omee.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
SUBURBAN. HOMES.

FnDr tracks t when conoce With and f-rrs-h"s
susG ibe v1e of eyerg lone the oe Oi The
Central r. Il. j. For information to Nous', Lots Farms Ae
on tle line apply to 4. j. HOPE ll9 LbeIiSst
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
Droo:lnu Real Gsldle for Sale.

TOR SALf-The twO-stOry basement ana
Il ,ubceilAr lie. 16 Jaya-st Grenpon Brooklyn T. d.
house m perfect ell modern IMPROVEMENTS walls and
ceilings frtseoed $780, terms Apply premises
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
Coaulrp properlp 10 Eti.
Goaro aiio Rooms.

Eoar0 aMo Rooms.
DOAPD WANTED.-A Gentleman aud Wife
void Hle The Second ncoI, sh prv.t table n he..s
,.c, Tweu hn snJ PoItrth sis sud beistu Fourth
ud si.b yrs; ose having tIs oas need
sdJfe,s. Reler-Los squTed - p'i '" 'I,ou'e o".e.
ELEGANTLY furnished extra large fhONi
II ssche 10 est hItteentb 't
- ave sIeelrni board. Adde'S II. a., TnLune Oflee
.lc,s West Thirty-fourth-st.. elegant rooms for
s1-osb bg,ueren ,ni saHc'w With or without WV .u
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

The days transactions at the L. e. eubIreasury were:
t,d ,,vu,n aa9f58 Currency baapte'. e.1do ~
5ob bsspre. 65,2lgtl % tHions'''''''''"
tbrienSy receipts. T2,olI bl
,,, rxo,,ars. has been steady on the basis OF sub
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
THE MARKETS.

lCsrefuly Reported for TEE TRIBUNE
AsHEs-The rece pts today -pkgs. The ' fo. con
times moderate prices steady at 80 jI ~ - fe s'
dat ard n changed At flld$l 81.
COTTON-The strong pnder favorable uv y N Europe
GALES bales bales gliding $40 for expert. Xa ~
snmpon 5Og speculation 8Jl IN irrns iT itie c.e1
there ic. sdsancei for ure d'r' i'1 Log
Mdne TIE follows Last Eyulns-J aan3gy
2ltc February Il iGc. 200 st gle go p yl 80
AZ Pile; March IT 1859 A. 22ic 30 y llOc, 500 ~ -
50 al u lI6c April IO at l2ic May leo Pie o R1.ei
Jrne 900 2lic Total 200 bales IOayJlay N az q 5loc
Febary 200 7c 100 2lir, 100 at y abe, 50 q 2G
at 2lsc go 2l ecc 40 Il 2c 800 at ic t0' q j C ~
o.: March 200 D c go lc ZOj a y llc, 81 40 c
loo a, p elise 200 At 2Lc 81 &C., 2o at 2c lc - J. 81
April 300 at 22Ic. 100 2c Mer 30 at u lc io'A ~"
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExouANGE-FIRsr CALL.
l0t O'CLOCK AN.
SdLesof Gorsyrr fni Bords.


900 o. 6 el. Con. ...llSi 10000 o. S2o Con 67...n
10000 u g. Sc 1881 Cou..ll0 1900 $40 Cou 20 n.1l
1900 U. 5. $40 Reg, 54....ll0
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
SECOND BOARD.

S1Ls on O0rTrnmfnt HOrds
10000 e. 6 6s 1891 Reg...1 10000 u s. 6s Currency ',,
$40 u. ). go Cou. 64....... 10000 q 0elocA'"i
~ l10l OOOO u. H. $40 COu 65.
500 = 52d Cou C5....,..l n o'clock.
800 $40 Cou G7.....l2 500 o. s. $40 Cou ~
bOOO.... oc lt 10000 L. S. S. 1910 Regd. .lOsi
SECOND BoARD-l Z. N.
so, q, sa Boads Railroad RdioddErpTes,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
following Mcrn tho bids:

142; Ocean, 20 Continental 94d95; Metropolitan l53;
Park, l54 Nassau, 1Oi, and Fourth National, no. Inc
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

Zee Seventh rsss'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19

y Have you sued out peat many warrants for seiz-
ure during your ineuInbeneyf A have not sued out
any warrants for seizure.
g Have you caused afdavts for warrants TO be fled
to search premises for gOodsi A. have reported all
cases of seizure 10 the Collector aud all such matters
have been placed under the disposition Of the Deputy
Collector, Mr.. Clarke.
When yon make these reports do yOn furnish him
them. ~ " ""'0
q Who Of your STAFF generally make these a0idayits,
a. whoever has The Information.
boG are trey made upon knowledge or upon informa-
uonI a. That I'm lot able 10 say: suppose they NAV
w maoe either upon knowledge or information
are tbey not usually made upon information only
VIZ whnou' any personal knowledge Of the dep0neDtf A.
wen came into ofce fOnnd that an Inspector by the
SS %e on BottHlck. who bad been some time D 0fce
rant s INC habit OF procuring police Jstices war
nSe vi the examination OF places and 1 think
msnn ns. oeen using them somewhat In a wboiesale
ns ~ e. olnereDt times be sppliod 10
New-York tribune., 1872-01-19
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

lfor Eren.rg Session .oe run roge
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