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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

A seIf-Coching Pistol Catcnesf ON tAs
binding Of y Gentlcman' yeyt, and Ha
Loses His Life Thereby.
The report OF the sad shooting affair at $50 Fifth
avenue which appeared. IN yesterdays HERALD has
led to tho belief that the unfortunate victim, Mr..
Frederick A. Campbell, whose life was sacrificed.
had either committed suicide or was preparing In
put an end to himself when the pistol ex.
ploded. The facts, as since ascertalned prove thas
the sad aaair was purely accidental. Mr.. Campbell
asaI yesTs s psss has Occupied the responsible
postiou or bockkceper to the banking house OF vof.
milye 4 co. Recently he has been occupied at his
books rom sever O'Clock In the morning until late
at night. TWO weeks since he informed his wife
that he met rough characters very often In tha
street cars when he went down town In the morn
Dcrringer, which he exhibited. Un Friday morn
ing Mr. Campbell left for business as early as usual,
complaining OF not feeling well. His brotherin-
law, Charles H. Mcigs, went with him to his room
and advised him TO undress and get into BED. Mr.:
continuing to undress himself As Mr. Meigs LETT
the room while talking to his wiie In an adjoining
must be one of the servants dropping some coal ON
the stairs. The quietness which succeeded in Mr..
nr tc Il M Mess ~as soed na
the unfortunate gentleman lying lace down
ward on the bed ., He ~ raised rs ,,a, him ,, up
diately expired An examination OF the position
in which the dying man lay proved that IL was
utterly impossible tnat the wound could have been
inflicted Intentionally. on the bed lay his watch
and chain and some stage tickets and change
which he sad taken ont OF In ms vest ESCket ana
in the binding OF the pocket ana was thus dis-
charged
means, was man OF most exemplary habits, an
anecti0nate and loved son and husband, anu one
who was always Of cheerful tempefamehss ,aSn h.s
parents this morning
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VENEZUELA.

JOso Rcjas I'm Revolution AgafnsA
Blanco-The Party OF the Blues Aocepe
tho Cali to Arms-HIarncaibo Said To
He Peaccful.
W+~r ST THOMAS, Dec, 1N 1871
Pedro jose Rojas, . prominent man IN vene-
zuela, has declared against President BancO, and
st Curacao has issued pronunciamento calling
upon all venezuclans to join him.
The .Blues" have accepted him as leader
He is said to have always been strictly neutraA,
but was imprisoned by Banco some time since
without cause, hence the revolt.
The report or rising at Maracaibo which was
announced from Laguayra, is said TO be false.
General Pulgar is now 1t Curacao. He is ex.
pected to jOin the "Blues.n
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ssIss ssIss gfsss Britain so ccaswis t

sales sales ssY s;ooT S5sat Britain s eesw' ma
Cotton nrmi middIings lssic low %iddlsnss lsIsc.
NC Net receipts, ooS bales Sales 1000 Stock ~ 49,
Spirits turpcntine steady at t6c Rosn quiet at IS or
for yellow p ses soT
Flour dull and unchanged ssias cf 800 Ibs At q b for
No Spring q 70 for amber Winter $40 for white win.
M and ss 50 aSHHs sr cus Wheat
Sales 800 bushels ut 6Oc. delivered to cars Oats anet
sales 700 bushels State at 4oc Barley unchanxed sales
q L ssy = u eS %ss
road reehts-Foar, 10 Philadelphia, 76e to Boston.
TIC; to New York. &c to Albany. 64c. ne1 7l-1
a.r.ct BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. q 1872
Lake impcrts-Flour, $500 bbis wheat, iSUo bushels;
corn, ss 900 do; OATS 700 do rye 40 do Rail snip.
ments.Wheat, loo bushels; CORN, 5000 do; oats,
a. Sss g: aSSsp' SSs IS s %Eiis
held sSes So sSsSe awanhse No.
hns sis % g srn sass
Western, &c. No 2Toedo barley anst Canada Soc
95c:; Western No. $50, 9oc- State tworowod, at
Winter western, 81 81 20; Canada, Il saoy I'aS Is
The balance Of the market u unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged wheat active and higher
spras 81 pSss q ss g.
and higher. No mixed, sOfc 3ic spot; sIsc Jana-
ary s6Sc. SIC. May; rejected 2skc 1rn. No. .
m No. ~ Nse ss sS @ s ha
coed at fi prices Other meats quiet and unchanged
e9ss & %hsoy% Sa. % aGas5s az % %askas e
6bls -four 600 bushels wheat $4,000 do. corn, 190.0
oo oats, 900 do. IL 900 do barley. Shipments40r0
bbls Hour 5000 bushels wheat 200 do do. oats
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HAVANA MARKET.

10 ynft sI HAVANA Dec %. 1872.
sugar-rull prices asked but no demand owing TO the
holidays and uniavorabie foreign adyices quotations
warehouse 3s 600 boxes and hogshe ads Receipts Of
the week boxes and o75 hogsheads Exported during
box; boxes and so hosshsads to the United States Bacon
higher Flour quiet but firm at SIS rs SIS 80 per bbi
Hams dull and lower-Amcrican sugar-curcd, $2S a
$2l per qninta Potatoes firmer at 50 ss Is per bb
Tallow market bare, quoted at eH per quin,al.
Onions in fair demand; stock Coal oil In tinss
receipts heavy quoted at t reals par gallon. Naval
pitch pine $G per A. Empty hosshesds IN fair demand
hogsheads, rs; molasses hogsheads, o. Hoops-Long
sot n ~ demand Frsghs
ssS 90 days % 4 1og short
MUM; short sight 2fA 25A premium on London, ab4
80 premium on Paris, 17H lSh premium; Spanish
gold l7M premium. .
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DECEMBER 80. lS72.-SITH SUPPLEMENT

have obtained for some time. Flour ana
wheat have been sought after for export, and
to-day eaturday, the markets closed strong and
with an upward tendency. Corn was dull and
scarcely so firm a. during most OF the week.
except parcels In store. The movement In
pork has been sluggish all through the week.
Lard has also been dull. The scarcity of freight
room and tonnage has been Q serious hindrance
TO active prosecution of trade In articles the
markets for which have been TO degree nominal
Whskey has huctuated between 96c. and 81 per gallon
closing quiet at 9c Cotton has been dealt in consd
crable extent all through the woek. but closed to-day
very quiet but nevertheless frm Groceries have been
quiet, with the exception Of coffee which has been pretty
generally active at full prices Petroleum continued dull
tho same difference Of opinion still existed between
buyers and sellers Naval stores have been quiet through
most OF the past week. and closed to-day dull and nomi
nally easier.
CoFrEE-The market to-day has been quite active for
Rio, and thorc inquiry noticeable other
descriptions Prices were we'll maintained and frmer,
still not quoaby higher We note sales OF bags Rio
eS crcassian to to Philadelphia; 1000 bags do
Merrimac; 5000 bags do, Calius McNeal. at New
Orleans, and 3,l6l bags Santos. here, England's
Rose, all private terms We quote--RIo-O Ordinary
bags issc do s' rass mats, rSys
isc NaTscsi6S iss isc LsgUsyrs. efS,Se. fs.
Jamaica, l4c l6c.; ST. Domingo f3zc lSNc.,
CorroN.-The inquiry cotton on the spot was un-
usually light and the sales were confined to unmporant
yes ra me sed %er a wps to the higher ra
ket for future deliveries was strong and r6c. 10 per
lb. higher, closing firm at the Improvement The sales
To-Day. Last Eccuing Total.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Steady; Receipts NJ
the Ports, 15.682 Balos-Flour Firmer--
Wheat Firm-Corn steady-Pork Dull.
Lard stcady-sugar Quict-CeHee Ac-
tive-Petroleum Entirely Nominal-
NavNl Stores NominaIly Easier-Whis-
Gev Eirm. ~->."--.
SATURDAY, Dec. 2o--6 p. N.
The merchandise markets have been nominally
quiet during the entire week which has just closed
the extreme quietude incident to the holiday sea-
son having been interrupted by the strjngency Of
the money market, the scarcity OF tonnage and
during the last half OF the week by the deadlock
occasioned BY the snow blockade, which rendered
the transportation OF goods from one point to
another an utter impossibility. But though du-
ness has been one OF the conspicuous character
istics OF the merchandise markets. 1t has not been
the only conspicuous feature. nor yet the most
conspicuous, ior though extreme dulness
has obtained, yet the markets have shown
an undoubted degree OF Armness and buoy
ancy, betokening very healthy state of trade and
great confidence in the immediate future. The
closing weeks OF the old year have witnessed less
anxiety to sell on the part OF the mercantile public
than is usual, hence. as rule the markets, though
quiet, have maintained firm tone all through the
Fall season, which is generally regarded as happy
augury OF the future. During the last few days
there has been better shipping demand Tor the
leading products OF the Produce Exchange. aud In
some cases better prices have been realized than
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Dec - ls7s
Cotton 6rm ordinary, 1870. good ordinary Ike.
Not receipts l20 bales. Exports to Great Britain, S12
Sales, 40 Stock, 66,SU5
NEW 0RIxAss, Dee 2a 1872.
Cotton Arm; good ordinary, 1s,lc; low mddiiugs,
1gc middlings I9Sc Net receipts 3f5i bales: gross
S4S ExporisTo Grca Britain l6S2; TO the Continent
2,562; coastwsc, l6i Sales TOO last evening, $780,
Stock, I62, 236
MobILE. Dec % lS72
Cotton rm good ordinary, Is'c.; low mddlings tec.
mddlrgs lac 1850. Net receipts 1851 bales Exports
coastwise, ,l5l Sales, 900 Stock, 40
SAVANNAH, Dec q, ls72
Cotton 1rn; ordn1ry. l5c good ordinary, lsIc. low
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ROASTING PASSENGERS IN RAILWAY CARS
NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 1872.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:- N
Since your valuable and puuiie-spIrited journal
seems open to communications Affecting the inter.
est Of the people, venture to call your attenion
TO topic Of momentuous importance to the trav-
elling public, which embraces the majority Of
Americans Your correspondent from Erie gives
IN uo-oAy's issue the shocking details OF a railroad
acciSenL mucn OF the horror Of which Is embodied
. took fire." Now, Is It not possible to guard
passengers on our railroads from the
danger OF being roasted alive Cannot
the risk OF being manned from the additional laz-
ard OF being burned. Is 1t Important that this
subject be agitated until a remedy Ia found ? A
year since there existed In q neighborinr city a
steamptpe coupling company protesting to hold q
Getone 70 meet this very need, namely, the heating
failure, or are the railroad companies Indifferent as
te rhe welfare Of passengers In this regard
B. M. d.
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FIRE MARSHAL M'sPEDoH's REPORT.

"A New Theory as to the Cause OF Fire.
10 THE EDITOR. OF THE HERALD
In your printed report yesterday OF Mr..
McSpedon's decision as to the cause OF the fire In
Barnums circus building occurs the foilowing:--
MY obcer explained the difference between the ordin
nry steam passing throngh beating pipes and what we
vapor passes through pipes when the fes have
banked and the ordinary business of the heating Of
houses for tho day finished is Of the
DANGEROUS and equitable elements we know Of and one Of
IN my opinion, ~ an expert the fire originated
under the floor Immediately the boiler and from
superheated stcam which It's cffeets destructive
as sbuInng gas fame and where II h allowed to gain
strength 70 sure TO bo the cause of terrible results.
!. This u astounding information, involving
principle hitherto unknown TO science or to those
most familiar with the use OF steam. II, "when
the ires have been banked" steam at once be.
comes "vapOr as destructive as burning gas or
famo." 1t would evidently be highly dangerous to
lower the fires and diminish the pressure Of steam
on any one OF the thousand boilers around us Let
us have more light on this heat question.
NEW YORK, Dec. 80, 1872 M. BAKER,
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quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts--Fiour 4sl7 bbls wheat,
$500 bushels corn, s DO oats elo0 DO and for the
corn e6eoo DO cOrnmesl go bbls and ai66 bags oats,
nrmer under . fair demand and small supply Of ship
ping grades which wanted. The sales foot up
range the appended Gnotatons Sornmsa was va also u
s 40 l 80 for Western yellow 81 80 S. 90 for Brandy
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For future delivery Oasis low mddlns5 the sales have
been as follows SALES last evening, after three oclock
December, 100 at 1915 January loo at 1885, 200 at 19c
pH lSOS at iossc February ioo st March, i0S
at 2oc May 600 at 2lc M MISal ao0o bales sales today
"a; l7O5at i9Ic 100 AZ j: r b. ZOO at ise eiSc
ls ls s;Ss slsc m \ i b s 4 i g1So 5 st
a. a. 70 sS; q go a. a. y 7,e lag as ls ace
al !. 4" 3 ri @ "a al Z: @ 100 Il
sst XSriis iS ssshss SsEss. 'iS iSs az a.
2 7lSs A; APRIL e Sos at 2c ~ Z, May $50
grana total bales receipts Al tine the Is'ss poss:
Mobile sss7; ,a,Ia savannah A., 4SSa SharestSn WI
year l752l Rates cotton to foreign ports as
To r To to
steam s 9iGd "a sail, I'd q lid By steam 9od
Lid less for immediate Shipment We Guote -
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Tax collector Lemuel Burrows reports the
amount OF taxes collected during the past week as
veaching the aggregate Of $5l5.S4o 90.
The residence OF Mr.. John Pollard, No. SO Middagh
street. was robbed, on Saturday night Of 5000
worth Of clothing, by Q man who engaged a
furnished room in the house.
4 The Police Commissioners are engaged In laying
|out plan Of operations, offensive, against the
faro banks and policy shops OF Brooklyn. THE
strategic movement will fully develope III earnest
work within the ensuing week.
Yesterday the towboat 81. McKenna became
damned between the ice and the dock at the foot
!. Df Joralemon street, and was sunk, . hole being
A stove In her side. There were two or three hands
On the boat, who escaped. The loss is estimated at
u The police OF the churchly city congratulate them
selves upon their weeks harvest. They reaped the
IN the proud sS Of n having
to the number OF 39S. The chief offences were vio
Jation of the ordinances OF the municipality and
lntoxlcati0n.
The Hre In the Pilgrim church, Rev. DR.. Storrs,
at the corner Of Henry and Remsen streets, caused
% damage Of $500. 1t was discovered by the Doctor
while he was In his study. The church is insured
kaor Sl0O, 600 The nre was caused by beam taking
fire from the CRATE, that not being properly bricked
mp.
- a
On Saturday evening the Sunday school attached
to the st. James church, at the of Lafayette
and st. James place, had their Christmas festival.
There were about eight hundred scholars present,
all OfwhOm received presents. The church was hand
large christmas tree beautifully trimmed. Bishop
.1tttlejOhn was present and made short address.
The President Of the Committee Of One Hundred
Franklin woodrun, has addressed circular to the
members Of the Board of Supervisors, inclosing q
resolution adopted BY "the Hundred opposing
Britton for an increase Of salary. They base their
opposition on the ground that Mr. Britton has, sin
the Judgment Of that association, been dere1ct OF
s once duty while In ONCE especially In his fail
nre to bring trial certain persons charged with
frauds upon the ballot box at the November elec-
1ses made 70 people st public meeting held at the
academy Of Music In March, 1872."
telegram was received by Coroner Jones on
Saturday from the flasher Of the unfortunate woman
Hattie Adams, dated Cleveland, Ohio, requesting
that onicial to delay the nterment OF the remains
until he could reach Brooklyn to be present at the
funeral. The request win be complied with The
body will be buried IN Greenwood cemetery. mrs.
Adams, who lost her life by drowning IN . coach
which was run into the water BY frightened team
of horses at the foot Of Washington street. on Tues
DAY morning last, was, II VIII be remembered, the
proprietor Of house Of il-repute In West Twelfth
street, New York. She was widow, and had 9
dent OF Cleveland. The family, who are most re.
spectacle people, deeply feel the awla fate OF their
unhappy Etnsw0nan. The inquest in the case will
be commenced before the C0rOner's Jury to-day.
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SUDDEN DEATH In H .B0KEN.

on Saturday evening Mr.. Michael Mcvernon.
baker, residing at the corner OF Newark and Grand
Streets returned home from his labors, and. taking
a seat near the fire, fell asleep. rhe msnloeis o.
the family did not attempt to rouse hlm Till morn
ing, when no was doad. The county physlcian
found that death had resulted IRON alcoh0tihm-
another melancholy temoersnce lecture.
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NEWS FROM COLOMBIA.
Revolutionary Movement in tho state Of
CAuCa


From the Panama Herald Dec. 15.l ~
The news received on the 18th instant that rev0.
luton had broken out In the State Of Cauca in this
Republic, Is no more than we expected. AdvioeS
previously nom the interior indicated clearly that
General Mosquera, the existing President or tho
Cauca, was determined to sustain at any sacrifice
his party-the liberalism power and place as his
successor a candidate OF his own selection In tho
Presidential chair, regardless OF the wishes Of tho
people on the subject. The constituent Assembly
consideration OF needed reforms In th6
State laid aside its legitimate work and took up
that OF designating who should be the next Pre3f-
dent OF the State The body soon divided into
the high Office. Messrs. Palan, Tr0lO and Pagan
were the names respectively selected, but none a.
them suited tho views OF Mosquera who, In Opp0-
sitiOn, named General PeregrinO Santacoloma fer
mery President OF the State OF Panama and ever
. m.s nast deyoted liberal, to be his successor Mos
guerra mace epoerh in support OF his own candt-
date, and denounced the other three, against whom
ne threatened to "lnaLe all kinds Of sacrifices even
70 the loss OF liic ~ rathar than that any them
should succeed him. General santacoloma being
the first DesignadO to exercise tho Presidential
power, fC only required well managed Coup d,dt1S
to place him permanently In the chair OF the Grse
magistrate and secure to General Mosquero two
years more for carrying out his will and wa,
raj MOsquera ana tile liberals, and, according 70
our last advfces, had taken up arms In defence e
their rights, the Church, in the person or Bishop
PastO heading the revolution. General SantacOl0m0
Paste, who were marching on Buquerres, Oband0
and BarbucOas 1t Ii rum0red that engage
ment had occurred, but we have no reliable
advices OF what transpired later than given above.
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do. coupon. lO9x 0 no; DO. nves OF 1881, regis-
tered, lllk 1l2x; do. do, coupon. 111X ll2x.
THE COURSE Oh rHR GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price OF
gold during the week were as follows:-
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Wheat was in fair request and firm Transactions
restricted by the extreme views of holders. The sales
about 90 600 bIshsls at 81 Northwest Spring
and 81 IS 81 81 for No In store and anoat Red Win.
ter was nominally q 70 81 s amber 81 50 81 ~ and
closing at about ea for prime M & n store and &c &C. soS
Western mixed aoat C5c. &C., for do, &C. for vel
low, roc 72c for Western white, and Zoe. 75c for
Southern do Oats steady but quiet The sales
only about e 600 5 bushels st &C. for new mixed state on
for do white and &c for old Western mixed in
Barley-Sales 34O0 bushels Canada, balance of boat
load, at 81 Il Rye dull and held nominally ut pre-
vious figures.
FREIGHTs.-There has been moderately fair business
consummated to-day in berth reights, and rates
about steady. Vessels for charter were moderately
thing reported closed to late hour The engage
grain at Sd and by sail, 7Oo bales cotton at Si6d
Ld lCO0 bbls -four 3s 800 bushels corn at 3D., and
at I'd,
NoLAssFs-The general market continued dull and
more or less nominal for all descrptOns Small sales of
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the range OF the appended quotations. we quote-
Cuba, centrifugal and mixed $50. l7c q isc. "a
Cuba MuscoSado, refining ... &c Sc "a
Cuba Muscovado, grocery...... &c. Sc. a
English Islands ................... SOC. a 9sc.
NY N.vaI s4or.s.fh attendance on oSanss today
rather II and nSs that e no
market was dull and entirely nominal; S0c. asked
Y: I ssa s sSsS @ sSs s
sS SS asnd %sre
sS:ss !:
ys l
blty for an extended movement Holders persstent
S"ss we're still iii and entirely nominal
saYsas ss
sssa: e ::Ss
sss: s's %sss sns price: xsIs sa.Esy nominal
RfSsd nsa Es bb beef lso pack
sse; su neat S.S :fd .s2 Ana
Sai snS hsss
Ss sS0s g S5s
ssss ss:,s !ss
small way 10 packages within the range Of $40 $40
for plain mess; Si3 $A for do extra mess bbl $2
81 do prime tierces and e23 80 42b for India
mess do Beet hams neglected but nominsy steady
ahS sSSiHs 8; 'raas a''s es
prices We sales q g tierces picked hama lbs
sSsaasi. i Sse:
500 srS including ercss wss sfsy sSy ss o n s
al 7c also 900 uerJce for February at i5l6c. and 5O
fISss aor asssa s was sry light prices
for descriptions were entirely NOMINAL The only
sale we heard Of was I,Ng boxes. description
not given. private tcrlnx Refined was also
quiet. but without reported change In value.
fair to good fair, &c; &C. @ Pc good TO prime gs
a censs"ss Skd. ana boass se
6isc Hsvana-Boxes Dutch standard Nos 4 10 b. Sc
60; do, 10 70 H. 95c ss{c do Is 10 ~ oc. losfc
ll4c. Exc Porto Eico-Rchning, common to prime,
sSs ssc grocery fair to shoice exc iohc Bszin s
Ss.sh ssas!d ss i:vs%a'sa
and extra superior, 7slc. a SIC.
RicE.-The market today has been very quiet, but
prices nevertheless rm The sales only about
2ULerces Of Carolina AZ skc aud l25 bags Rangoon
sTsAnisk~rherc was nothing reported to-day in the
sales and in the absence OF transactions prices
remained noInnally the same
good Western at SIC; ; prime city quoted at s56c.
wHIsxEy.-Reccipts, leo bhis, and for tho week end
ing, 1881 bb,s The market quiet, but firm g7c.
sales 100 bbls. at that price.
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foundations mt BogOta-Sudden Rising
of Rivers and sad Scenes In the City.

InundnttOns mt BOgOta-Sudden Rta1m&
Of Rivers and Sad Scenes In the City.
[From the Panama Herald, Dec. Is.
On the 9th OF November the inhabitants OF the
capital OF Colombia were convinced Of the reality
Of danger they never expected. Fire. famine ana
pestilcnce had been known there since the otfy
was formed at the time OF the conquest, but the
two small sluggish rivers that run through It were
apparently considered too tame ever to rise up and
produce mischief This year Of 1872 they have
risen up out OF their beds, and will hereafter COM
mand more respect as well AZ care.
The two rivers In question, the San Francisco
and San Augustin, suddenly and unexpectedly
carried before them people, bridges, houses, wafix
fences, animals, furniture &C., and sending disnay
into all the inhabitants OF houses within the reach
oil the current. The cries OF those struggling f0x
the waters, added CONSERVATION to misfortune of
which B0g0ta had never seen the like. The new
and more recently constructed bridges apparently
gave way, or at least were sadly damaged by the
unexpected pressure OF water, tmbers ana stones
that was brought against them. The bridges bulls
these rivers by the Spaniards several hundred
years ago, we suppose stood the shock better than
the hastily put up ones Of more modern times.
The bridges of San AuguStn and San Francis.
co. according to the BOg0ta almanac, were con-
structed by Captain Francisco Oaldas, In 1862 That
called the Carmen, which has remained in very
bad state, was built by the architect. Mr. Thomas
Reed, in 1854-6. The B0g0ta papers. commenting
on the cause OF the present calamity which has
befaen the city, point out to the present govern
ment and city authorities the example OF the Span.
iars, not only IN the solid construction OF public
works but In the care that was taken to keep the.
beds OF the river free from accommodating debris,
which rendered such an inundatiOn unlikely ana
secured better sanitary condition Of the city
Isei. There Is no doubt that In many respects tho
but certainly not in the matter OF public hnlnngs.
drainage, police regulations and respect for au-
th0rity and public morals.
The New York herald., 1872-12-30

Il 4NA AN ANALYSIS
OF these figures shows that the banks now hold
s., 1886, ,750 in excess Of the reserve required by
lava gain for the week Of $1.172,576. The fol-
lowing comparison shows the relation OF the total
resources and total liabilities OF the banks this
weak and laet:-9 fs.--44 fese4 rf.ts4s eHs = ~
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices or the principal stocks during the day -
III FuIxueIpnId NvauIHg WAS steauy " 1T
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

The following were the prevailing quotations
when the Board adjourned at three O'Clock p. n -