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In Empire Block Washington street
FINN, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
THURSDAY, April ll-P. N.

At last, after patient and persistent etiCrts at
making money difficult and costly the bears have begun
to its effects. The down III prices at the close
last night and tho general feeling of Insecurity noted
the time, improved upon this morning the bears
being quick to seize upon the Opportune moment and
vigorously assault the bull breastworks Holders Of
stocks showed ready disposition to dispose OF their
shares aud appeared to be thoroughly disguised at the
turn events had taken and glad to embrace even the
present opportunity to get out of their ventures Many
doubtless frightened into selling in the belief that
the present strngency In money is purely the resu,
naturali; causes, putting their trust IN the as
sertions Of the promoters OF the move
ment, that the withheld money had been
returned to use. We not disposed to regard ths
latter statement entirely true though is to be
denied that the banks very poor and require TO do
considerable shining to make both ends meet. The
general market was weak and lower until after D. m
the decline equalng1 to % per cent but reactonary
movement set IN about this tme which carried up prices
to u per cent again, the closing strong The
largest dealings wero in Northwestern Comlnou Ohios
Ncwfork Central, Western Union, Pacific Mail which
closed strong c. g. and /. c., aud Union Pacific The
Negley resolution recently introduced into Congress has
had the effect OF weakening the stock and othor socur
ties OF Union Pacihc, tho stock going off to-day to 81 In
regard to the report that the change In the dire
ton OF tho Union Pacific In tho interest OF Commo
dore Vanderbilt that gentleman publishes the following
card:
In your (TeratD editorial columns OF this dav Won
associate III u complimentary manner. my name with
tue recent change la tue direction of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. Whic fully appreciate the honor
yon intended TO confer Justice compels that
am MOI, aud have never been, In any way, directly or
Indirectly connected with any. of the Pacific Railruad
enterprises. Respectfully yourq. &. VAyDERBILr"
IL Ia reported that the Pacific Mail directors have
changed the time of their annual meeting OF stock
holacrs from November to May. The scelsneous
shascs were quiet. and Express stocks steady Dealings
hg cir np snll limit.
Ing highest lowest aud closing prices stoc ks were as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Messrs JAY COOKE a. Co. ofer at par aud interest.
In currency, the $50 Bonds Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, principal and interest payable in gold and
holders exempt from United Stat tax. These bonds
are being sold rapidly for cash and in exchange for
o-@os All marketable securities received in ex.
change. by Messrs. JAY COOKE n Co.. aud the bonds
can also be obtained OF the principal banks and
bankers throughout the country.
THE ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER Cry RAILROAD
CoMrANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being ab
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured ~ they aro by irst mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant. Franchise. and Equipments, COM
oincd In one mortgage, they command ut once q
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance tho prics uuos tho elesiux q
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
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And the following for city bank stocks

In railroad bonds there large business reported,
particularly in the Western roads Central PGchcs.
strong at 1Olt, the largely increased traffic Of
the road. Union lists lower, declining to 9O and
Land Grants from 81 TO so the reagitation Of thel
question of the payment Of the accrued interest th
bonds issued by the Government for the benefit Of the
road Incomes sold at 81 to si. There sales 90
Boston, Hartford and Erie lists at Az AZ and Long
Dock bonds at 9ci. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

Aschom George Gascoigno. and other worthless OF tno
odcn time whose names have become 50 an'iqua'ed 90
70 be amos. forgotten except bya few bookwoms TOT
whom no literary product Is too ancient IN da'e OF TOO
tough in quality. A giosSaila huaN' WIN eof. " 49,
,ororces NAV serve TO diminish the terrors of the
worl, TO unpracuced readers of prlnleval Engsh
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
The davis transactions at the U. 9. sub-neasury vi
change is quiet, but firm a, the following

The money market has been stringent again todayf
and the rate has been and interest wits
money reported at iG and interest and sle hat
At the close OF bank hours however rates had eased up
gold There has been nothing doing In eoIlmercss
paper.
Government bonds have been quiet and Arm all day,
closing the basis OF I2l for Is67s. Fisk Hatcs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

Specimens Of EnJlish Literature, by the Rev.
WALTER W. skrAT, NJ. A.. tMacnIllan " Coz Is a coec-
ton Of the earlier English poetry and prose from the
"Poughman's Crcdc" In 1884, 10 the "Shepeardes CAL
ender n 1879, including extracts from Lyd ,ate Reg
maid Pecock, Henry the Minstrel, william Caxton John
sketon, Lord Berners Lord Surrey, Hugh Latmey Roger
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

The annual american Catalogue for 1871
Weekly Trade Circular 0fccl' contains ah upaps'en'
,,s, y, hooks published in the United States and i'm
norted during the year. together with classified index
and critical survey Of American literature for the same
period. The work Is among the best OF our current
manuals for photographed reference, showing great
care and thoroughness in tie preparation ana Is
therefore matter OF sincere regret that the editor mas
decided 10 discontinue Its publication.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
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New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

voice. and mouth and BRAIN II they are unable 70 Ieaho
that pleasure which either sex may derve III V, oam ao
sndeayor 10 crafty Themselves 10 tner own
constitution but let them not, Vandake, a,vunp' :"
The number closes with n variety of miscellaneous
notices of an interesting character which cannot fan
10 he aitractiye to overy class of intelligent read
ors 1t is to be hoped that an experiment OF such
uuouestionable public utility will meet with
support in accordance with its merits.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

Messrs. Leonard. Sheldon & Foster offer in aIOthee
column the first mortgage bonds OF the Cayuga ko
Railroad Company at 50 and accrued interest In
rency, and recommend tRem n a desirable security,
The railroad connects ithaca With Cayuga The News
York Central Railroad. Tho road is 10 miles length,
and traverses the eastern shore Of C.vuga Like The
capital stock of the Company Is <io0o of which the
greater portion has been subscribe along tie line Of the
road About onc-half OF tho grading is completed and
the iron provided and 1t intended that tie entire line
shall be in operation In Ostober. proceeds Of
bonds VIII be used for tho completion aud Ipnen OF
tho road.
The Philadelphia stock market today Pe m.
syivania 6s, lo1 Philldclda and Eric ilrosd soil
at 2Si; Reading Railroad, s, and Pennsy mia Rail-
road, 5si Gold closed at lIes.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

At Hc,se and Abrood is the title OF VOL
ume of tho posthumous writings OF JOHN +. hLNNEpf
&C. r. Putnam &.Sons consisting ola series ot essay
and mscelanles various topics OF eurren. i"'eo'
:. ,,o ,;,na NJ their original composition, to-
oo,hsr with "Leaves from q Journal" during
ruropean tour in IsCG-'Gs The most interest
ing portion OF the volume think the account oil the
Paris Exposition 1851 for which tho writer was ono OF
the United States Commissioners. Mr.. Kennedy ue-
scribes what he saw In style OF plain good sense WIN
no attempt to be humorous graphic, or In any way SUI
pcrlnc and his sketches, consequently, are po' ieu
able and informing.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

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New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
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AND
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FOR 1872.
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In addition to the ual Astronomical contents Of Almanac gives
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LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
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PROCLAMATIOys ON EEUTRALrTY AND FENIANIsM
ACT ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
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New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

Reading Without Tears, by the author of
"Peep Of Day" Harper d Brothers), gives q pleasant
mode OF learning to read md auring children TO the
path Of knowledge For this end steps have been cut
n the tteep rock aud flowers have been planted by the
way side "rictures are the flowers, careful arrange
ment and classification the steps. The little volume is
brought out In very attractive style, aud presents
every lnrement TO tempt young feet into the ways of
learning
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
TIE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExcHANGE--FIHsr CALI
1Ok O'CLOCK A. NJ.

lsass Of DorsTphe9t G9fdS - 10
coo " seo Con 'G,...II2s $50 u s. $40 Con- 361''''ii
2VD.
lOj............ small lt.l iyVV~ u |ts 'u'eh''''''
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

The Second Volume of "The Illustrated
Library Of Travel" scribncr Cob contains Trarels In
Arabia, compiled by BAYAED TAYLOR chiefly from the
racy narratives of Pagrave, but with reference also to
the writings Of Nebuhr Burckhardt Wellsted Burton,
and the earlier explorers.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

The Riral Collection Of Prose and Poetry, by
MARTIN LARKN Gcnernerhorn Coz, is the rather pre-
tentions title Of excellent manual for reading and
recitation in the school and family, al also at public
exhibitions. 1t coptains great variety Of specimens In
almost every kind Of composition selected with good
judgment from every appropriate source, reproducing
almost all the old favOries together with many pieces
that are now given 70 the public for the first time.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

An able and effective, if not perfectly ex-
boustive argument In favor Of the adoption OF the
metric system Of weights aud measures In the uhted
States is presented in President Barnards Adtss oe
fore the Conrocg0n OF the Uniresyor me Stafe or Nen'
York of which revised edition has recently been issued
from the press The author eucdates the subject TO tho
comprehension OF every reader, exhibits win remark
able simplicity and force the reasons which urge the
abortion of the system and the objections that
have been brought against 1t by John Quincy Adams.
Professor Davies and Others The address Is model OF
the clcarnoss OF method lucdity Of f;atemen ana apt
ness of illustration which distinguish the philosophical
and scientific writings of the author, and II 1t does not
produce general conviction Of the correctness OF Las
views. affords strong presumption In theif iaVOr'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

A new edition of Prehistoric Times, by Sir
JOHN LUBBOCK is issued by D. Appleton Co., contain
ing full discussion OF the monuments which illustrate
the condition Of man in the prmeval ages including the
archaeological remains in bronze and stone, the megahc
tumu and other structures the lakedwelings of Swift
zerland the Danish shelmOunds and other evidence Of
the Of prior the received dates Of history
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12
Coleman iIenedlct's closing quotations. were:

Gold has dull but strong at 1Ioa and 1lof the
market deriving strength fren he advanced rate OF dis"
count by the Bank OF gland from 81 TO per cent the
active condition Of the London money market not wars
ranting continuance OF the former rate The rates
paid for carrying and ti per cent The Assist
amt Treasurer paid out I'm overdue interest $4,000,
total OF s?2 and redeemed In called bonds 72e
total Of Sl2772OoO. Tie bids for the Treasury god
amounted to 500 at 1890 TO 1lo5 The award OF ~
million was made at II049 TO 1io5l. The following are
tho details:
Jameson. Smith Cotiny tlenfenning DAVIS aimo9T;
5000 .l0eO S%JVV
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

A Manual of The Anatomy Of VertebNted
Animals by THOMAS II. HUXLEY, has been reprinted
from the London edition by d. Appleton & Co. The
work is of strictly scientific ana technical character
with no specimens Of popular description
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

The North american Reuie,r, for April. con-
tns four solid elaborate articles which, with number
OF critical notices OF current literature, and supple
mentary paper from Mr. St. George Myart In reply TO
review by r. Clauncey Wright of his recent work on
the "Genesls of Species make up the whole contents OF
the number The first article by Mr. c. X Adams, dis
cusses the German mission OF Count Benedeti, In the
light OF the dispatches lately published By that dpio
matis which are pronounced TO be the most valuable
contribution to the history Of the events just preceding
the war that has yet appeared After very thorough
examination the subject In all its details Mr Adams
arrives at the conclusion that during his diplomatic ca
reer Count Benede has performed his part win more
than ordinary ability. In spite OF his unpleasant facility
I'm flsenood growing out Of the principle that against
nm enemy lies may be used with as little compuncon az
cannon balls he active and discreet as pnrveyor
of intelligence to his own Government He carried out
his instructions to the letter in the most trying moments
OF his mission He procured the remuneration OF the
Hohenzoern candidaure and his failure to bring about
peaceful solution the fault OF the nation whch nc
served rather than his The next article by Pro-
fessor W. d. whitney, commenting on DIR. stcnthal's
views of the Origin Of Language" is characteristic
suecmen of literary controversy Stentha Is shown by
variety Of citations to be in complete anagonism with
the inducive and scientific tendencies OF the day. THIS
is more especially manifest In his misapprehension OF
the position modern science with regard to the deve-
opment Of the human The law OF progress accord
Ing to Professor Whitney is profoundly stamped on tho
history OF He began his existence on earth at the
bottom of the sca instead Of at the top and has been
gradually working his way up to higher conditions. All
the elements Of culture the arts Of life, art science.
language, religion, philosophy, have been wrought out
by slow painful efforts. or this fact Dr. Stenthal
appears he wholly ignorant holding tho doctrine OF
fall Of the race mental and moral in its extremeu FORM
Several other points taken in opposition to the
German professor, whose metaphysical Obscures and
alacious assumptions stand but poor chance against
the lucid reasonngs and energetic attacks OF his Amer
can critic. The remaining articles on the international
Working Mems Association" by L. Gryzan0vs. and on
the claw Of Maritime Warfare" by Professor J. n.
Pomeroy. are able and informing.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

The DAVIS business at the Cola Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared s225 800; gold balances, N22s
cc1 currency balances l,2l39. The following are tho
mn
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

The Astronomical and Meteorological Obserra-
tons made at the United States Naval Observatory dur
ing the year 1862 under the superintendent c Commo-
dore b. f. Sands, Issued from the Government Print
ing O1lco in large quarto volume.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-12

A neat edition of the Minor Poems of Homer.
ira nsated by Parner, Chapman, Shelley Congreve and
Hole with Introductions by Henry Nelson Coerdge 1;
published by A. Denham e. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Jndge:
Bond and Underpood.-T April term o1
this court commenced yesterday. FL. j q.
The following grand jurors were sworn
in: c. p. Ra1nsdell, W. W. Douglas, George
". Young, George w. Graham, p. f
Boyle, Arthur Rooney, Aaron Commodore,
Jefferson Hill, William Reed, Willis p. Fill,
W. Leigh Burton, r. D. Phillips, John
Goode, Joseph Jorgensen, j. Fl. Van Auken
Elon Pullman, NJ. S. Sneed, j. L. Frenz'
", Calvin Bliss, John S. Holman, D. S
Treat, and Lazarus Bibb.
The following is list of the petit jurors
present: Samuel Laws, Angus Turpin,
John Bonner, George c. Bray, William A
Logan, Henry p. Randolph, A. P. Wilson,
o. C.. Allen, Calvin Shafler, Henry Josslyn
NJ. II. DcAIortic, e. c. Smith, William NJ
McGonegal, Allen Prince, Edward jacobs
james Burrell, G. +. Wells, r. Carter, c. S.
Mills, e. A. Dayton, b. L. Braselman. 5>s5
No presentments have yet been made by
the grand jury. They have several impor
tant matters before them; Ben scott's case
among others. <. %tt tst.E
Sundry revenue cases were disposed Of, as
elsewhere noticed, and the court adjourned
to meet at 10 O'Clock this morning. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE or TIE AFRI-
CAN METHODIST Ep1scoPAL CHURcH.-The sess
sion Of yesterday was opened with devo-
tional exercises conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hen
derson. ~ sf'1
The Committee on Sabbath-Schools made
their report which after debate was adopted.
ION motion, the secretary Of the Confer
ence was allowed compensation for his ser
vices. $50" s''7
Mission affairs were then taken up and con-
sidered, members coming forward and paying
in their dues. ''ft7ss'E. - .@''.aE
After which the following officers of the
Missionary Society were elected: W.. d. w.
SchTeman, president; W. B. Derrick, vice
president; "A. Piudal, secretary. ItoH
The preamble and resolutions concerning
the Catholic Church were taken up and, after
some discussion, unanimously adopted.
The Conference was still In session at late
hour last night. >1e@. .l-a@2@ &@t