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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
MONDAY. Jan. PIP. u.

The week opens with continuation OF the
late active speculation in stocks though on the whole
there is really a sepgibe dminuion In the volume oil
business There have been at times during the day
uterng and hesitaney in the speculation, whlch per-
hans viewed from certain standpons bodies no good to
those who are expecting TO reap such rich haryest 10
add 10 the unsettled feeling to-day, reports Of further
troubles among the savings banks were set in notion
and though nothing positive could be elected showing
the banks to be in precarious condition, yet
continued hints and whsperngs may IN the end result
I'm serious disasters 10 those institutions when are
as far above suspicion was Mrs Cesar We DO not IN
tend 10 enter into discussion OF the matter, but simply
deprecate these continual fOreoOdngs and croakngs
"a something which, II continued, may end in Iro-
ducing what they pretend 10 deprecate. Tie special
card to-day Union Pacific and for time this stock
absorbed the entire attention OF the street and fully
600 shares must have changed hands In lots OF 200 10
OO shares The rmors in regard 10 its unprecedented
rise are as thick leaves VallambrOsa Dozens OF
cques and pools operating init II we may credit Dame
Runor and it would almost seem that every individual
holder the 10000 shares composing the capital stock
had organized pool on his private account with
view 10 eecting himself either President Director. or
both The highest price reached to-day was 9s and the
lowest 57t The ST. Paul common stock made decided
break from 573 to IS this forenoon if indignant at the
slight placed upon in not allowing IL TO participate in
the dividend accorded it's bigger brother, but later
thought better OF ii, and reacted 10 66d56 Lake shore
took a downward step of over per cent, while
Rock Islaud descended the ladder to 10
after selling at Ina. wabash was barely steady
in sympathy with heavy in Ohios Northwestern
Common, and Western Union Telegraph As "A rule TIE
lowest figures were touched shortly after the O'Clock
board the later afternoon dealings being at irregular
prices The investment securities were quiet and coal
stocks duh. There movement in quicksilver
and Marposa Preferred in upward way, while eN-
press without feature The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices of active stocks
made today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

BY card from Messrs. Tanner & Co Financial agents
Of the ct. Joseph and Denver City Railway Company,
published elsewhere will be that the good maine
of this enerprsng Railway Company has been improp-
erly associated with contest going on before the Jul
dietary Committee Of the House Of Representatives az
Washin gtOn concerning certain lands granted TO the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Company There is no possible
dispute the validity Of the title 10 the large grant OF
land made by Congress to the ST. Joseph and Denver city
Railway Company and which in part forms the security
for their per cent Land Grant and Sinking Fund bonds
We learn from Messrs. Jay Cooke Co. that the 80
bonds OF the Northern Pacific Railway were introduced
into the London market last week. and that the subscP
tons have already reached 100000. The samo house
also report heavy sales in this market during the present
month
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway
Company for the second week in January, 1874, were
slII AGO; in 1871 s9I.799; increase, s19,G6l
The bank statement compares follows with former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

turn In South carolinm carly IN the day. tns -
and July issues having been freely offered alItbs
t TO 2e and those Of April and October from o
This dd not particularly affect the remainder O, nv ~
however. which continued steady, Tennessee
ticeaby firm at e'@et Virginia eonsols rose 70 s,1
the deferred issues were heavy and receded 70 ~ WI
hlds. were TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
man Bcucdiet's closing quotations were:

The eod market has been quiet but sroue with sales
loi. momentSTily touching l0I the demands ~
the importers keeping the premium stG. while the recent
heavy bond Negotiations in London and the Continent
initiating AGAINST immediate decline. The rates paid
for carving were $50. and finally Ter cent aeala.
The sulr Treasury to-day dsbursed N'oo<o in January
coin interest, making total Of SIS? oN The redenp
ticn az S9oS amounts 30 ss5iSoo including SSlco
to-day. Tae total clearnss at the Gold Exchange Bank
we've SlS.60oU gold balances. s,77S9sS and currency
hAlapcrs 81 az S. The following Nere the anotAti0ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

rorcien cXcAanec has been dun and STEADY az lael
loal for primo NAnGcTs' GAdays' hills
None has ruled easy all day eS' r<r CO.., 10 The
stock brokers and Sac 10 the hoDa houses PAlae na
mcrCal paper moves hrisSly at 10 per cent
Government bonds have been sJrOnc with mo-s than
ordinarily cnA demand domestic Nayers The Hgls
the counters az she heading dealers hrne 6rsI
rAe MARKET closed nrua. Fsh RatSh IMPORT follows
ata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

The Catholic World opens with the first num-
her of q series ON the Duties " the Rich IN Christian
Society" in which the subject is treated In reference 10
The article takes Tor granted the necessity.
even IN our republican commonwealth, ot certain
elevated soCis, class, IN which " wealth must
cupy an eminent position, and hence, has No sympathy
with any movement hostile 10 the reasonable privileges
OF that class II approves of whatever cpn check the
ultra Democratic tendencies ut the day. and ntuSc con
scryatiyc spirit into public opnon Al the same time
II calls upon the favored classes ~ society e. rc
fleet On the questions which relate TO their position in
the commonwealth. especially IN view of the pcrls 10
which they exposed from an enemy. Whose character
IL revealed Il, the blood, orgies ~ the Paris Commune
In the oriuiou of the writer moi only Communism. hat
thc whole mass OF social disorders which have lately
como to the surface the body polite in this Threaten
Ing fo1u are to hc traced g. the abuse oi power and
wealth uV che governing classes Although thttr have
bee many admirable persons among those classes, u Is
certain that for the last rCc centuries IN particular.
they have grn>>N dclnQucnt-and are more dci'n
qucnt by neglect than by positive crminaU The rem
c,ly for the cV according Ia The writer. - to III onnd
In rturu 10 purely Christian ana Catholic principles
A srrtchlv paper is devoted 20 the humiliation W
Mr Herbert spencer the representative W the Cosmc
philosophy. who is pronounced to Nc q mccc physol
oyer" LACKING entirely tho philos"phc ecniuS, and
whose works contain single trace ~ nhilosophc
rrtpciple Thought or conception The ne; incon>dcr.
ablc reputation Nhl'h nc h"N "'l"'N" y "S'''" Nv" ~
much to ms merits. aS o tho low state into which
philosophical stables have fallen IN the AngloSaNon
world and the tendency a. anti Christian specaaiions
which j. every where cncoura sid hs Professionalism. HIS
urucs are valuable showing that there Is no alter
native between Catholicism and atheism. They prove
thai there has advance IN the Catholic world
on the old ~ stem " Epcuras which is rapidly becoming
the philosophy of the whole world outside the church,
and against which the Bsscous. The Hodges, aud the
NcCshcs arraycd a few tat,eted garments borrowed
from the Catholic theology, protest In vain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

without causing disappointment may DO noted lwo
Old Houses In Frankfort" by Henry Ware. 81 John
Brichtp by Alexander Young" (" Joseph Green Cogs-
well by James Grant Wilson, and The Grave OF Poe
BY Eugene L. Ddier plea for the scientific nvesasa-
ton of the phenomena of spiritualsm" Is made IN
the paper entitled Science and tho Spirits ahd the
egregous tcomngs and even scandaous oenses OF
Mr. John Forster in hs concocted Life OF Dickens,
are briefly, but pointedy exposed In the Table Iak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

A new enterprise of a promising character
in magazine literature Is The Canadian Monthly and
National Rcrep, the first number OF which has recently
been published in Toronto by ADAM stevenson, q Co.
The purpose OF this periodical ia especially to treat
OF Canadian questions and to afford opportunity for
the exercise OF native Canadian talent, although IL Will
neglect the search for valuable materials IN whatever
quarter they may be obtained The present number de-
votes certain space 10 political discussion. but its
tents are mainly of literary cast. 1.-THE Treaty OF
Washington" ia the subject Of vigorous paper by Mr.
Charles Lindsey, MANS Place In Nature" is discussed
by Prof. Nicholson. Mr.. Goodwin Smith contributes
versifed translation of The Consultations OF Science"
from Lucretius and there is variety Of miscellaneous
articles which will reward the attention Of the reader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

The chronological Journal treats of the sub-
ect of Protoplasm the Mystery of Physical Life
in an article OF an unusually elaborate character and
questioning the statement that life in all its forms Is the
simple product Of protopasm The writer insists that u
has proved that protopasm is the directing
agent in man. and that 1t is gratuOus assumption that
there forms OF matter which the senses have not
been able TO discover. He suggests the possibility at
least Of finer material body surpassinsthe uminerous
ether as much that does the most volatile gas While
then such conjecture TecOncles immortality with
physical science that science cannot be accused OF de-
strOying the hope Of future life The miscellaneous
reading in this number as usual affords many useful
hy6cnic hints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

In railroad bonds the transactions footed up tls1o
and well distributed among the usual specialites
The Pacific Mortgages especially active and sold
follows Cenras, lO2l alO2. Union Pacific Frsts, S3.s
"a Land Grants S3aS3t, and Incomes, s7i0s3; Nil
ST. Paul Frsts dealt in at 9t 9S The following
yuer tha ida far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

William Ward. who makes speciality Of dealing ia
stock privileges quotes them selling for per cent
bonus on days time aud Il bonus on to DAYS, a, The
following variations from the market price Of the secur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

In The HeroM If Heath for this month,
the racy pen OF the Rev. c. II. Brigham Will again
be welcomed lis excellent paper on the relations
OF Soul and Body" lie recognizes the duali~m OF
human nature. showing that while the new birth j. OF
the spirit every soul which IS born again is horn under
bodily conditions The harvest Of souls which the
religious reyyals bring in is rcckoued IN men and
women who have substantial bodies all the time
human names. and physical appctites. Brother John
and sister Susan still have 70 eat their diuner though
they may in spirit have become heirs Of the kingdom
Of heaven" Tie Editors studies in Hygiene"
forms au interesting collection Of facts and Sng
gestions often of valuable character. Among
the paragraphs curious account Of the success OF
celebrated female ply stefan ncghboring town whose
example quoted proof that women endure the
exposures OF medical practice without injury To their
health The Of this lady from her profession for
many years past has been from $4,000 to $4,000 year
1.-THE extreme limit. by the by, 10 which the eminent
London practitioner Sir Henry Holland. limited his
annual professional emolumensl She treats patients Of
both sexes. has the Of more than six hundred
families her books, and drives between fifty ana sixty
miles every day. she a handsome woman OF forty
ccarheadcd. siout-Leared strong-wilicd. vyaclouS
and intellectual and has maintained nae health during
her many years OF hard work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
2 Nh T., =; q. P. ARo

City bank shares sold az follows: Commercial ia,
1854; Ocean, 81 East River, 10; North America =,
Hanover, 1914 and German American, IOs. The ,0l.~
L., no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

Tie Literary Norld, a monthly journal pub.
l>bcd IN Boston hv : Il Crccker. and dc,cic~i 70
,hoicc readings frm the host books and critical
reviews. claims morc than passing notice fos the
ability cc taste. and moderation and fairness Of inae
ncni With which % Is conducted II evidently does not
aim a. unhealthy ncorc, by cynical and sashlnc com.
mcuts on ibc literature ~ the dsy bat preserves tone
oi Kindly rccoepon well a. 81 cvcn-haudcd iasucc
IN tho Discharge " s critical functions The interest Of
the Publication inCrcsscd by The hiorAr, Intelligence
witch enrches every pamhcr and which shows diligence
IN compilation and skill m selection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

The principal article OF interest in The cal
am is Mr.. Justin McCarihy's paper on John Rusllln
which sets forth the pecuarics of that errac genius
with apparently great truth of colong. well force
Of expression IL that Rusl,iHs pccmary indie
pcndcucc has always enabled him 10 indulge his way
ward tendencies He has written line FOR money
Some of his works have paid well. IL is true hut they
would have been written inst the same without the
promise ~ single penny Indeed RusEn If
alwaya lavishing mouCy some benevolent crotchct
He lives In ono az the most beautiful Of the
many beautiful suburbs uf London. where he
INDUCES his love Of pictures ana statues. and
nourishrs his whimsical phant'ropic schemes. lie
affords perhaps the nearest approach 10 self suiong
philosopher that these latter days have known MI
Mccarthy sums up his estimate OF luSkiu, by denying
him the possession Of any great qualities but hls clo
qucncc aud his true. honest love of Nature. As
o preach The immortal beauties of Nature and " The
truc wa, u do her reverence the lancud circles 81
fashion, aud the eager Notnrirs of gain. he assigns him
a place almost worthy the Equity of prophet" Other
very readable articles those Louis Napoleon IN
England" Tho Management of Citics," My Ilfc ON
the Plains" aud John Tyler, Administration" Mr..
Juuius Rrownc's paper "Thc blessing ~ sudden
Death" ahuuuds with eignitcant ethical Suggestions
aud presents excellent specimen of thr diactic essay
cquaIi, free from commonplace aud paradox. The
Scientific Miscellany" should not Ice overlooked. winch
At usual shows information and faithful work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

Applctos Monthly Part for January can lie
rc,ornonAc~i numbeE Of annsnAl excellence. ecod
always h. the successive 81 that popular
posrsal Aans Tho srtlss xLies sll awaken ser,sstY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
Mem Publications.

SPARKS- POLILlNGUAL MAGAZINES
~ ~ leAAf sssnsl .hsA e>si kerssA
~T'sr q; yea ,sel G fAkks ksss civ sEs~<ss,. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

The 1hine for February, i'll beauty of ar
tistic establishment is certainly not inferior to any o
the preceding numbers. while in the variety and excel
ence Of its literary matter have seen no previous
issue that can be regarded its equal. Among inc
illustrations which really entice the eye by their hnised
execution no than by their subjects may mention
"Zekle's Courtin," The Monks OAK" Music in the
Alps" An Old Mil in Wyoming Valley" Manifest
Destiny" The lTruants" " Adirondack Scenery" In
fact. almost every engraving in the number The letter
press matter includes paper on ." Zekie'S Courtn ny
the editor (who admits that he would rather have writ
ten than any single poem of any American poet WIN
the exception Of Mr. Bryans "IhGnatolsis story by
Caroline Chee,ebro' The Black Gnat,' n striking
sketch OF New England rural life. and choice variety
Of miscellaneous reading selected from sources not TO he
met with in every day browsing among books.
The Eclectic Skins the cream of the Brt-
ish periodicals with sullful hand and as usual
furnishes liberal supply q excellent materials
for the busy readers 10 whom the mere sight OF tho
monthly food Of Magazines ia annoyance. The num-
her contains the admirable article Cocridge from
recent number Of "Bacswood" the whole Of Tommy
sons new poem. The Tournament, notices 81 iiaW-
thorne's Italian Note Books" " F0rstcrs LIE W
Dickens" and many other selections Of unmis liable
interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

The leading place in ippmoot Is still ac-
corded 60 whymlvr's "Scramplcs among the Alps
which loses none ot it, interest graphic rc'oTa ~
bold and pcItous adventure IN mountain climbing. \
paper - considerable hiStori, 81 value Is devoted ~ The
First American Ant Academy" established IN rhilado
hia ~ l0nc ago a. the year SaL presenting numerous
Interesting facts with rvsard 10 tho early development
Of AT IN this country. Thcrc IL also good ,r;idue.
though ton short, On Victor Hueo n, Miss Kate Hard.
and spirited sketch Of Western l.fc. describing a
cold Nuut On the yellow stone"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

TABLE Of he Acreage A,.ouut Of LOdHs S3eeie Crcts
ton DEPOSITS aud L.gdl Traders o., tie BGaks Of he
ctr Of Nec lor To- ne iceek eHG.aS Saturday, JGI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MANNlNG's HALF TRUTHS AND THE TRUTH.

HALF TRUTHS AND THE TRUTH LECTUREs OF THE
ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF PREVAILING FORMS
or UNBFLITF Ky Rcv. J. NJ MANNING ID. d. l2fho'
pn. ~ Ice q SheYard.
The New York herald., 1872-07-05

Aiken third. John Merryman fourth, John Doe n In
front, La Gatina second John Doe third John Merry
man and Belle Aiken running side by side. when
Doe second, John Merryman third, La Gatlna fourth
Belle Aiken NTH and beaten at this point Going
around the upper turn John Merrymai took second
pole, John Doe closed up, the others out OF the race
At the halfmile pole Lochiel was one length ahead
OF John Doe, who was ten ienefhs : In ad-
vance OF La Gatina, the latter being twenty
lengths ahead OF Belle Aiken. No change OF posi-
man reached the shoulders Of LOchiel, while John
Doe fel on length. When the trto entered the
nomestretch the struggle became fierce between
John Merryman and Lochiel; but the latter out.
lived the former, and came home winner OF the
race by length. John Merryman second, three
q dozen lengths In advance Of La Gatina. Belle
Aiken one hundred yards behind. Time OF the mile
and half 2:44H. N
The New York herald., 1872-07-05
NEW YORK CITY.

Coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest on
the body Of Jacob Deboben,a German, twenty-four
years Of age, who was fatally scalded by acci-
dentally falling into q tub Of boiling water at the
brewery No. $40 West Forty-nrst street, where he
was employed.
Alfred Anderson yesterday morning pleaded
guilty to stealing trunk, containing wearing
apparel from Louisa Coilson, of No. 445 West Thirty
eighth street, valued at $3.50. Justice Cox OF JEFF
fersOn Market committed him for trial at the
General Sessions. s.
Margaret OLaughln, little girl six years Of age,
died yesterday at the residence Of her parents 2l7
West Nineteenth street. On Monday last she was
run over by coal cart driven by Patrick Clifford,
OF 420 West Forty-second street. Coroner Herr
man was notified to hold and inquest
The body Of Ferdinand walin, German, twenty
five years OF age who was drowned on Monday eve-
nIng while bathing in the dock foot Of Ninth street.
East River, was subsequently recovered and taken
Ninth street, whittier the body removed for in
terment by permission of Coroner Herman, who
will hold an inquest. M aN
Christopher Mclaughlin, eleven years OF age, was
shot In the right side of the face yesterday while at
play Ia Thirtysecond street, by william Reilly, thir-
ty-seven years Of age, who was drunk. The pistol
per. portion OF the powder lodged In the face,
round the eye on every side, and the only wonder
10 that the eye was not severely damaged. Reilly
was held for examination.
Henry samuels, seventeen years OF age, employed
as clerk and collector by cattle dealer named
Meyer Goldsmith Of as East Fifty-sIxth street. was
arTalgned at the Y0rkvile Police Court yesterday,
charged with embezzement. He collected money,
IL was alleged, belonging TO his employer which he
converted TO his own use. He also went TO the
bank to deposit 11,100 but credited Mr.. Goldsmith
with only ,0o0. Remanded until this morning.
he cannot, however, Rs indicted on the charge, o.
! lie IL under ngA
The New York herald., 1872-07-05

THE RACE.
Aeroite had the best OF the send-of, Medora sec
ond, Tom Bowling Third, Norris colt fourth Liver
pool nth. The youngster ran rapidly down the
backstretch, AerOlite showing the way, and at the
half-mile pole Tom Bowling was second MedOra
third, Liverpool fourth, Morris colt fifth. Going
around the lower turn Tom Bowling ran to the
front, AerOlite second, Medora third, Liverpool
fourth and Norris colt lfth When they swung
into the homestretch Medora came with rush
and soon took sides with Tom Bowling, and, after'a
race by head. Norris colt came In third, Liver
pool fourth and Aerolite fifth Time Of the three
quarters Of mile, 1:1SK.
THE SECOND RACE.
THE JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, 800, for all
ages; mile heats. best three in five; first horse,
81 900; second horse, $3.50; third horse, $3.50.
John Harper entered br. h. LOngfellow, by
bennington, dam Nantura, years Old.
II. p. McCirath entered b. m. Susan Ann, by
Lexington dam ROxana, years old. -. 2 2
j. w. Hunt Reynolds entered CHI m. Me-
tella, by Australian, dam La Grande
Duchesse e............................
A. 9. Franklin entered b. f. Arizona, by
Lexington, dam Zone, years old ....... 4 8
Time, 1:58h-1:54-1:43I.
THE BETTING.
fL0aaJell0,o OUT
Arizona. ... S625 $50 500 S25 200 41O
Susan Ann. :. 325 450 470 $50 100 275
Metella....... $50 800 800 $40 10 225
t.....- After First Heat.
No pools.
Atrer Second Heat.
Arizona ..... $3.50 500 900 500 500 325
Susan Ann. 30 $50 400 400 450 800
Metella. $50 40 40 les 1875 100
The New York herald., 1872-07-05

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The New York herald., 1872-07-05

How DO y0u account" sald !, 'iOr we oDetlnAte
'ne ssulsburys are unyielding, uncarnlne, hard.
purpose and organizing power. Everything In me
state is nxed now lust to their liking, and 10 open
inteiSent int and restless liberals would Sasard their
ascendancy, which IL really growing weaker every
Day; and II they were G Gsquarely y met by some nen
their demssoguery and seliskness the whole fabric
they have recred would tumble down. They were
ago. that they admitted Tom Bsysrd to the senate
and made truce with him." t1a- n
:. "IIow many ssrlsD9rys y are are there and what 10
'The most accomplished a public speaker and
as an active, cunning, agreeable canvasser 10
seat OF Georgetown, in sussex county. willard
Salisbury was formerly handsome man, person
5 70 Sssn s majority ss cnS s II hs II the
horter, and always protesting, even when In his
cups, that he meant TO return to the Methodist
q great deal Of support among the female portion
OF the community and reputation for brinlancy
Commonly ri remarked. what smart man wi,Isfd
Salisbury would be II he would let liquor alone u
You can see that It was Wizards best hold to keep
In the way OF brillIancy for n ever he should be
perfectly s0bei and then not brilliant the state
nave been outraged @ He carried ont his
and the thing became SO notorious that both his
brothers resolved for the family name, to beat HIM
reduced az he was, willard had 30 much
cunning and adroitness that he drove his
the two the most fnconsequential and least f0rmi-
in the Senate Wizard ssuisSSry % Is am man mo q TOO TOO
and obscure town, and since his retirement from
the Senate his habits have not vistbly improved.
Tennessee, and some other Senators, VINO, nom
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