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PAULINE LUCIA.

The bewitching little songstress went to Sarony's
yesterday to be photographed, and the threatening
weather prevented her from taking ride in the
Park, of our institutions with which she Is
already fascinated. During her absence there were
many callers at her house. Her parents are living
with her at present, and seem to take more than
patcrnal delight In their sprignty. gifted child.
The blood that circuates in her veins Is a mixture
of German and Italian. On the pater-
nal side she Is Italian, on the maternal
side she is German. Her father Giuseppe
Lucca, first cousin to the well-known Francisco
Lucct OF Milan, was born at Trento, frontier
town which separates the Italian from the Austrian
territory, and, like Milan and the whole Of LOm-
hardy, once formed part OF the Austrian domin-
ions. Her mothers maiden name was Villcr
Yxten. This lady Is sister to Baron yiller YXtcn,
a highly distinguished Ofiicer OF the Austrian Army,
who, in 1859, met with soldiers death while fight
ing for his country at the never-to-be- forgotten
battle OF Magenta. Fraulen Viller YXtcn, III ac-
corance with the custom OF her country, where, IL
plaiAer language, the sister of baron IL vir-
tuallya baroHessused % to be & styled Baron,
Sat Pauline Lucca, who has earned Tor
herself place in the aristocracy Of genius, is
equally entitled to q place In the aristOcracy OF
oirth. OF the former she has good cause to be
proud, seeing that IT Is the result OF her own ex-
ashamed, seeing that She has given lustre to that
which the great Henry BrOugham used to say,
when he first sat in the House OF Lords, was Illus
| trious only 'by cOurtesy.r
| In the house the fair artist sings from morning
till night, not TOR the purpose OF practice but be-
tempt to prevent a bird from singing
| as Lucca. Now 1t is snatch from 'Don
Giovanni,r anon an aria from Der Freischutz;"
again her whole soul Is poured forth In the Soon
nals tn lie PaysP' from "MIgnon," and often the
sublime music OF Meyerbeer comes from her throat
like u voice from another sphere. There is not the
slightest prticie OF aectation about her, no more
than with young child.
The subscriptions for the season OF opera, which
will commence at the end of the month, opened
yesterday. The proceeds exceeded seven thousand
dollars, not including the enormous amount OF
money already paid In for the boxes.
Nothing is definitely known yet about the opera
which will open the season, but the indications are
that Nine. Lucca will make her debut as Marguerite
in "Faust.n
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THE EAST TENNESSEE MYSTERY.


Communication from the Government
Detective.
An Official communication was received at the
United States Secret Service Headquarters by
Colonel whitley yesterday from Mr.. l.. b. whitney,
a government detective, con nsaining full and later
details in relation to the pension frauds committed
by Thomas G. Boyd in East Tennessee, and furnish
ing the solution to the mysterious disappearance
aud reported murder Of the dcfaulter. A long ac-
count OF Boyd's exploits appeared IN the
HERALD OF sunday last In which 1t was
mentioned that he had swindcd the government
out OF 100000 by means of fraudulent pension
claims, and mad been murdered after his arrest and
release on bail, according to statements made by
men who said they had witnessed his DEATH Doubts
were expressed about his murder, and inquiries
showed that IL was conspiracy designed TO aid In
his escape and also to relieve his bondsmen from
prosecution. Mr.. whitney, who was sent to East
Tennessee to Investigate the frauds, writes to him
to state that Boyd hau been seen alive and apparc
entity well i've hours after the time OF his alleged
murder. Under date OF september Ia Mr.. Whitney
reports having asccrta!ned that on the saturday
morning after the alleged murder BOYD, ln com.
pany With another man. arrived at the Iesiue'toe
Of q Er Sloane who lives near Benton, Poik county
East Tennessee, whore they obtained breakfast
Both parties were mounted, the horses appearing
greatly fatigued Mr. Whitney further states that
the bondsmen are thoroughly convinced that Boyd
IL alive and that they are MAKING dillgent search
for him to save themselves.
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Awaiting the Arrival of the Sec
ond American Expedition.
Particulars Of the Journey Of Stanleys
Relief Band.
THE TRIUMPRS OF SCIENCE.
Asia, Europe and America in Instantaneous
Communion by Electricity.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
. HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in Bombay, by way of London:-
BOMBAY, India, Sept. 17-4:3OP. mn
Via LONDON, Sept II, 1872.
Letters from DR.. Livingstone, dated July 2,
1872, are received at Zanzibar.
Livingstone was still at Unyanyembe
The explorer was well in health.
He was waiting at Unyanyembe the arrival
dition.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Mr.. Charles Sumner has arrived in London He
will leave Tor Paris in short time. His health
has been much improved by the voyage from
Anne, lea.
SUICIDE OF AN AMERICAN
The suicide in this city OF young American wO-
man named Alice Blanche Oswald has added a
fresh impetus to the project for the establishment
of strangers home. Hundreds of persons are
anxious to subscribe money TO carry out the idea,
a large number of whom are Americans.
AMERICAN GALLANTRY.
The London journals this morning bestOw much
praise upon Mr.. John Benham an American, who
yesterday plunged into the Thames and at great
peril to his own life saved drowning person Mr.
Blenham was himself completely exhausted when
he reached the shore.
QUEEN vICTORIA's ONLY UNMARRIED DAUGHTER.
1t Is reported that Princess Beatrice, the fifth
and only unmarried daughter OF Queen Victoria.
has been betrothed to the Marquis of Stafford. The
Princess is now in the sixteenth year Of her age,
and the Marquis is in his twenty-sccond year.
Cromartie Leveson-Cower, Marquis OF Stafford
is son and heir Of the Right Honorable George
Granville william Leveson.Gower Duke Of Suther.
land, by his wife Anne daughter of the late John
Hay Mackenzie, Esq, OF Newban and Cromartie
She was created Countess OF Cr0martie In the year
1862.
NTERNATIoNALIsT MOVEMENT FOR SOCIAL REFORM
AND POLITICAL SECESSION.
At the meeting Of the members OF the Interna-
tional Society In this city yesterday thirty persons
attended. The subject OF the enranchisement Of
the working classes was discussed.
majority Of the members present are in favor
Of q complete secession from the Karl Marx Sec
tiOn Of the society.
LABOR AND CAPITAL ARRANGING THEIR DIFFICULTIES
The difficulties between the bakers OF this city
and their employers, which threatened to lead to a
strike have been amlcably arranged.
PLATFORM OF THE RADICAL REFORMERs.
The meeting Of the lnternatonalists adopted
q platform in favor OF universal suffrage by
ballot for legislative and magisterial officers,
compulsory and gratultous common school educa-
tion, the dsbandment of standing armies, the
abolition of indirect taxes and substitution there
for of progressive income tax and the suppression
Of usury.
DEATH OF AN EX-LEGISLAT0R.
Mr.. George L0rt Phillips, formerly Member OF
Parliament for Pembrokeshire, Is dead.
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GERMANY.
Prussian Ministerial Resignation Through Per-
sonal Disagreement With Bismarck-An
Imperial Ukase Against Emigra-
tion-Death Of a Philosopher.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Sept. IL, 1872
Herr Won Thlle the Prussian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, has resigned in consequence of disagree
ment with Prince Bismarck.
CABINET CIRCULAR AGAINST FREE EMIGRATION.
The German government has issued second cir.
cular, in still more threatening terms than the
original one, against emigrants, who, 1t declares,
will be treated as outlaws over whom special
surveillance and supervision has been instituted.
Despite the menaces OF the government, emigra-
tion from Germany has been only slightly affected.
DEATH OF A PHILOSOPHER.
despatch from Hanau, Hesse Cassel reports the
death at that town of Louis Feuerbach, the distn-
guishcd German philosopher, in the sixty-nlnth
year OF his age.
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MEXICO.
Ministerial Circular Regulating Customs Duties
and Goods Traffic-Independenc
Day Celebration.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoaz HERALD.

CtUI.
The Collector Of this port has received telegram
from the general government directing him to per-
nit merchants to ship goods to the interior for
thirty days longer under the aril Of 1885, provided
they will advance $4,000 to the government, and
ship a quantity Of goods necessary to cover that
amount In duties within the specified time.
The proposition Is not iavorably received, being
regarded as modest way OF forcing loan.
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF Mexican inde.
pendencc. The public Offices were closed, private
houses decorated aud salutes nreL
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Electrical TrcAtment-By DIR. CAam.
BERLIN, No. 7west Fourteenth street.

Have You Seen 1t 1-Hava You Seen the
most wonderful Sewing Machine OF the age The great
WILSON UNDEREBED, the machipc which received
fourteen premiums at the late State Fair al Mansfield.
Notwithstanding the many sewing machines competing
against It, This elegant sewing machine k on exhibit
ton at the NJ q. Fair and atrasts universal aduira-
ten for s superior nnsh and iiyle beautiful work
Unfortunately here are no um offered tins year nc
the N. .. fsix, consequently the Wilson canfNt show
off all the pra'nums as 1t has done bsore Ne machine
exhibited has with such success N receiving
premiums the wilson " the best SEWING machine
In the world, and the sweeping vt;torei mas gamsd
demand II the best proofs that mas no equal
superior streets, will be brilliantly illum mated
every evening this to give every one an opportu
nv N anime The Wilson, AID the Palace OF Sewing
Macaines -Clevclan,t Daily Herald, September H.
Sfcsroorn In this city at W Broadway.
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FRANCE.
Gambetta's Testimony Relative to tho Sur
render Of Mesz-Execution of
Communist Murderers.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS Sept IL, 1872.
NJ Gambetta has made a deposition with regard
to the capltuation of Metz He was examined by
General Riviere.
COMMUNIST MURDER AND IT'S PUNISHMENT.
The sentences OF seven Of the ten Communists
condemned to death for the assassination OF
hostages have been commuted to Imprisonment.
The remaining three convicts will be shot to-
morrow. at Satpfy
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Emphatfe.-l Want . HAITI I Want =
good Hatil Hat that will shrink into secdi-
ness the first time am caught In shower and every
body tells the place so h Is at KNOxs, 2i2 Broad
This abrupt address from stranger pleased tho
halter and black eyes sparked he superintendent
the ulnime the order. on darn II said the Gus
hIs n,chns Buv vor ye svie 81
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MATILDA HERON AND LAURA FAIR.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. II, 1872.
The Court has refused TO grant alimony to Matilda
Heron.
t0r the new trial Oh Laura Fair.
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IRELAND.
Explosion Of Steam Boiler, with Fatal Effects
TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HERALD.

DUBLIN Sept. II, 1872.
Yesterday, while railway train was standing at
the station in the town OF Bray, county Wicklow,
the boiler of the engine exploded, causing the
death Of two persons and the demolition OF the
station building.
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RUSSIA IN ASIA.
The Grand Duke Alexis and the Imperial
Squadron at Hong Kong.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Sept. IL, 1872
Adespatch from Hong Kong announces the ar
rival there OF the Russian frigate Svetlana with
the Grand Duke Alexis on board, accompanied by
the other vessels of the fleet
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French Omcial Reclamation.
SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. II, 1872
serious accident occurred last night on the rail-
road between Corona and Barcelona.
Two passenger trains, while running rapidly,
came in collision. The casualties number twenty,
including several persons killed.
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is aud hard cosh Is convulsing lungs send
out in stantly a bottle of HALE'S HONEY OF HORE-
HOUND AND TAR, which will Immediately relieve yos
and avert all danger. -
OH ah! Oi or Oils 1t the jumping toothache you
havey Yes. Then PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS will
cure IL In sixty seconds
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AZ Corona Pnrk.-A Fine Opportunity
Is offered to invest savings and also to home by
paying $40 monthly The protector of the Park paving
all the sidewalks and grading the streets; around the
park will be fence with gates OF entrance Upon each
lot will planted evergreen and In front fine shade
tree making between 100 and 200 trees in the park
splendid depot in the centre of the property and fine
school house. Corona has 1000 Inhabitants and
stores factories post office and q trains daily. Next
IL will have 100 tran with three depots and the
Communication now Is but l0s5 cents per trip, including
New York city but 22 minutes from Thirty street.
and IS minutes the City Hall, via James slip ferry.
BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK
4y9 Third avenue, above Thirtcth strC ct.
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SCOTLAND.
Fatal Collision Of Railway Trains, and Fire in
the Wreck.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

GLASGOW, Sept. II, 1872
A collision between two railway trains occurred
last night near this city,
Two persons were killed and several wounded.
number OF the wrecked cars took fire anu were
burned.
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ENGLAND.

Senator Sumner in the Metropolis-5uicide Of an
American-American Gallantry-The Inter-
nationalist Reformers in Council-A
Royal Marriage in Prospect
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Scpia-rhc Great Cuttiensh Hair Dye,
enables oil 10 dye and still live, because sEPlA contains
"a
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Royal Havana Lsttery.-Prizes Cashed,
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR co, Bankers, 10 Wall st
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Christadoro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye Is the only one that has over been anaiyzed and
found harmless.
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Pnfcnt Open Work Political Banners,
Flags and Portraits, at HoJER h GRAHAMS, 97 Duana
strc
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
A French Journalist Arrested and Held in
Durance by tho Prussians-French
Excitement Over the Fact.
TElEGasms TO TIE NEW yOnK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. II, 1872
despatch received here announcing the arrest
by the German authorities OF Edmond About, the
French author treated it as trlnng affair.
1t now appears, however, that the case presents
a serious aspect and creates considerable excite
ment. NJ. About Is confined at Strasbourg, and his
wife and children are not permitted to him.
The cause of arrest is said to be the publication of
articles from his pen on the German occupation Of
the French Rhenish provinces which have offended
the latter government.
French Omcinl Reclamation.
PARIS Sept. II, 1872
M de Remusat, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
assures the friends of NJ About that he has strong
hopes that the energetic Intervention Of the gov
ernment will result in his release
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On Marriaxe.-Happy Relief for Young
men Rema able Reports sent free. Address H0WARu
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia. Pa
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue and Bcerum street.
Open from SA. NJ to o8P. NJ
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Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six

Mosquito bites.-Burnetcs kn1listOA
neutraiizes the poison almost instantaneousy.
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Wedding Cards, MOnogrnms, &C., Eic"
CANT styles by the best artists aud lowest PRICES
EVERDELL, 3Js Broadway. Establisned iSll.
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ESPENSCHEGD, 11S Nassau street.
A.-Warnock Il Co.'s
SEVEN DOLLAR HAT
the result Of well applied skill.
experience
and refnd taste,
with economy,
the countcrpart of our Pearl Cass Suiancr Hat.
New styles OF Felt Hats at moderate prices.
5l3 Broadway.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Idaho will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post Ofico
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-EditiOn for Europe
will be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock in the morn
ing
Single COPIES in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD for infants. DELLUC CO.,
635 Broadway the sole proprietors and manufacture
crs. No connection ith any other drug store.
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A.-Thc Most Tasty and Graceful Hat
for gentlcmcn's Is manufactured and sold bY
ESPENSCHEID, 1l8 Nassau street.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i and 252 Broadway corner OF Murray str,st
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~. Life Worth so Cents ,

store, 439 Third avenue, above Thirt
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%spd quoted &C. for remainder Of month c, nd IN r.
X. s::.$ V: s% ;:s::s ss
r n ana y S % On
FsSSY Ss, delivery: hear q New York Of
sas %.s P s: saa
arm !, Il, hear q sale: SaSss NJ
si1 az 0d ms:. ir@ sis 60 with .als. Of 100
price. sScss but W.
sales & id sSS ssas
Dressed hogs We're IN good demand and higher quoted
Beef saus. steady prices The tales assfs
s .sI boy whs ' Of e M 70,
daSss
with the exception Or iar iobSins
.sos ss ss:a Ssm pss:a
hams. .m. s D s1 an va: %S
ss y and a good sfs @ sres No. spot
the sales 500 erees for February lille
with aiss o. q rs stSsa s At M au''
soSd demand hs mark. continuing s,m
s ss ~ and md 80 saG. Rsnso on at M
fined Prses sho~ed no particular change We hear Of
q 81 bids Porto r.
centrifugal No Il ala at i0c. s45 boxes centrifugal s7
@ Tor
nns 5000 nI,ms far rs 20 g far refining 90 .s
70 good grocery, SIC. .sSc.; prime 70 choice
grocery, Tsc, loac; centrifugal hhds. and boxes,
a1sc. She HayanamBores. Dutch standard, Nos 10
SIC. &c. do, 10 to IL 9tic. $40 do Is to ID, l0c
loc do Is IS, lie llAc.; 40, 10 y 20 l2c al2hc
do. white, &c. l2ac Porto Rico-Common to prime
Bra,. Dutch standard, Nos. g to Y. Tie: &C. Java
Dutch standard. Nos lot J.! 9Ac. &c Maniiasuperor
and extra superior. TIC. sac
sTEAhINE moderate request, with sales Of 1900
lbs. in hhds at 9l6c tierces quoted At SIC
TALow was scarce and 10 fair demand We hear OF sales
of7boN lbs al &C. 9c for good to choice country city
held at g9ac
wHisKEy.-Receips, 2Os bbs The moderately
active and higher. Sales $50 bbls at 94c 9ic, bO bbs
selling a latter price,
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ACCIDENTS ON THE RIVER,

The stilr nor'west gale OF yesterday raised con.
siderable oil a sea on The rivers. making 1t some
what risky Tor the smaboatmen to venture out in
their irail craft. boatman named Ginitz, started
from the Battery with zoo lbs. OF meat for Cover
nors Island, and, wnen Almost half way, his boat
swamped, causing him TO lose all his freight. The
meat belonged to Evans Il Co., and was valued at
sI3u. the poaJman was rescued by passing tug. An
other accident occurred at about the same place IN
Governorjs Island. which plies between the Battery
and governors Island was on her way tothe island
she was run into by fishing smack, carrying over
hoard the steamers pilot house and doing other
sliehr damage. The pilot mad very narrow escape
from serious injury. Several passengers were on
hoard at the lime but no one WINS nurt. The boat
was taken m tow by q tug and moorcd In the At
ianlic Das,n The smack sustained no damage.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

The Fees Of Collector OF Assessncnts-Eicc-
tiou OF observation-disclosures.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met at two
being present
read from the counsel to the Board in answer to a
resolution adopted at the last meeting calling for
ms opinion the power OF the Board to fix the
number and salaries Of Its officers.
The opinion Is very full, citing many authorities,
and IA to the effect that the Board may appoint its
oflicers bur the Board VI App0rtionment must de.
9OllOwS:-
am therefore, OF the opinion that your Board power
no Increase diminish the number OF officers plea
the appropriation made Therefore and that the power
90 Increase diminish the salaries of the officers OF your
Board vested exclusively in the said Board OF Apporion
ment.
The report was referred 10 the Committee on
Onlcers
Alderman PINoKSEY offered preamble and reso-
lutions setting forth that Mr.. Henry Starkweather
has received the sum or S5if 237 49, IN the time from
May IL, 1867, to July 81, 81, fees Collector OF
Assessments, and providing therefore for the repeal
o the ordinances OF 1853 and 1885, liking the fees Of
collectors OF Assessments.
I The resolution was laid over and ordered to be
prlnted IN full In the minutes.
, After the transaction oil some un1mportant bust
mess IL was moved that Richard J. Walsh be elected
Sergeant at Arms oil the Board. The name OF Adam
Enge was moved az substitute The Chair de-
lcded that the matter must be postponed until the
Committee on Uflcers had reported but the de-
Buhstitute which was lost 10 IL. The previous
question was then called on the original m0Llon,
nnd sustained by vote OF IL toe.
The motion TO declare MI. WASH electeu was then
carried by the same vote.
/, "A large amount OF routine business was disposed
OF and the Board adjourned to Monday next
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ef-ats, 90 95; do Fights, Montgomery and Eufaula
Railroad, 81 90; South Carolina sixes SO 90; do
new, January and July. 80 o 291S; DO April and
October. 20 . 81; Arkansas sixes funded So Q 90;
DO. sevens, Little Rock and For Smith issue, 80
e5; do. sevens, Memphis and Little Rock, 70 q 10
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
The stock market was weak and heavy, under
slow selling movement, but recovered steadness In
the afternoon, and closed with moderate strength
at the prices established In the reaction The Stock
Exchange closed promptly at five O'Clock, and the
street market given over without the least dis
position to disobey the resolution OF the Board. The
chief changes were in Northwest, which fell to ~.
but recovered to 1914; Pacific MAIL Ohio Union
Pacific. western Union. Rock Island and Hannibal
and st. Joseph, the last mentioned being active at
48 4S1.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and low.
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1t will be noticed that 40 is now offered for Boston,
Hartford and Erie guaranteed bonds, against only
20 last December-a rise OF 20 per cent Is 1t true
that 'the road Is TO be leased TO the Pennsylvania
CentralGn
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern list was dull outside or the Viz
ginias, which might, perhaps. have been called
active the dealings having been quite numerous at
55k SAX. The Missouris were weak and dropped
to "a 941. North Car0nas were quiet, although
the Legislature is again engaged with propo-
sitions to ''scale' the debt (hence the ex-
preston ''scala. wag' Legislature, used so fre-
quently down South n0wadays). The following were
the closing prces:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 65T q
e5; do new, $50 e6'<; Virginia, ex coupon so co.;
d. registered STOCK old, IS 81; do skies, CONSOLE
dated bonds, "a 64s; do. skies, deferred scrip,
10 IS; Georgia skies, 70 IS; do. sevens, So 50;
North Carolina, ex coupon, a2a "a; do. funding,
1866, 20 "a; do funding, 1885, 20 90 do. new, 15s
q II; do. special tax, 12h H. Missouri slxes "a a
s5 Louisiana sxes 55 q 60; do. new. so 55; do.
evee sxes 50 "a do. levee eights 70 sO do. levee
eights 1876 IS s6 do. Penltentiary sevens So 10;
do. sairoad eiQhts 10 so; Alabama nvea 70 Co. DO.