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New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS
AT
sS AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN NETWORK. LONDON AND PRANK.
FORT

rh, r,d viii connect JACKSONVILLE tho chc'gO aud Alton
Railroad with MOUNT VERNON and Will furnish the Counties Of
Morgan Sangamon Msoolpn Montgomery Bond Clinton hsnon
and Jefferson with facilities long needed transport their crops to mar
kei.
At vien where deposits Of Dumuous Coal ere seven ieet
dep large business cheap transporiaton
assured by the construction Of this accessible markets
Thirty miles from jacksonville yden already completed ard
a equipped Fy miles wall be furnished in the Autumn
crops
THE TOLEDO, WABASH AND WESTERN RAILROAD
THE PEORIA, PEKN, AND JACKSONVILLE RAILROAD.
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD.
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD,
THE TBRRE HAUTB RAILROAD.
THE vAEDALIA AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD and
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
act a, feeders to the road a various points
It's con also important roads oenieng st Mount
Vernon and Evansville Gs it large and remunerae
trihG
The road forms part through from Louis 10 the sea-
board
Running through Of country they settled and producing
large quantities of grain and lumber With Of waste land to be
found proximity the road It's local traffic alone Will
amply the cost Of building
The issue Of bonds limited s20Oo per mile and offer only
on the thirty already completed and in successful
operation.
In view Of recommend these Bonds account Of
their ABSOLUTE SAFETY aud regard them eVe choice
security Pamphlets will be furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02

CucL0o. Aug 3Ca,-Reeeps 1745 heads marEsi active ana
fu0ng Prime ~ Clpce Steers seng Al % ~ % oou %
s625; Texans % Buteh stock s49s4 So shipments
"A 90 bead Hogskeeepts MGrket active hna ana hghT
a. 81 70U S5 u for Common shpm nts5 heal oheeP
-keoeiDts 333 market quiet and steady 81 50dp3 2
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
Z PBR CEbr COLD BONDS,
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER AT UNION
TRUST COMPANY.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

This ro,d The western link the AIR LINE from Bnso to
Chicago ana runs from the Detroit CegO nearly straight
line.
The road is p, OF the the Canads Southern and being
built BY the ssme men, viz Milton Courght John Tracy David
Dovs wm Scott Henry Farnsn r. A. Forsyth, Jno NJ Burke NJ
L. Sykes it, all directors the Cesgo and Northwest or The
Chicago Rock Island Pacfc George ope Of the Midland Road
Sidney Don Daniel Drew Ross David stewart Samuel Ten
Kenyon Coz, and other prominent railroad men
The road Southern viii have steel rails 6o pounds to
the yar throughout practically straight and levels much shorter
and can be rn with greater speed and safety than other road con-
Meeting Buffalo AMI Chicago.
Twenty-Five miles finished and running ssvnyfv miles more are
50 far advanced finished by January and the entire road VIII Be
completed during ensuing year Steel rails and ties for onha the
entire road have already been purchased.
The builders Of the control CROUCH Of its ch,go feeders to oo
tain for profitable business having projected the line
to accommodate e1ng business and having seen the necessity for
another trunk line between Chicago and he Atlantic seibO' located
expressly with the view Of obtaining cheapest transportation Pc
ticable.
The branch lines will make tie shortest connections between Chicago
and Toledo and Chicago well between all these points
and Buffalo
The Canada Southern Bonds IN every particular Ike these were
e.g taken the last Of them several ve by the best class Of
investors and we're on the market time than any other railroad
loan Of Ike for yeas past.
The proceeds Of these bonds win complete the entire ne and We
recommend them confidence did the Canada South
.rp and regard them as in every way choice security.
Pamphlets and all information furnished By
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
DRoposALs FOR s17aa onO-sTocKs or

PROPOSALS FOR s1,76s, ,Ooo-sT0CKs OF
II THR CITY AND COUNTY OF NBw Y0hK-SRALBD PRO
fosAIs viii be received :. the oompoes Oace until rUEspM
opened for TIE whole o MILLION SBvBN
HUNDRED AND SXTI-EfGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Stocks
Of fbe CITY and County Of New York, TO wit:
ADDITIONAL NRW CRo1ON AQUEDUCT STOCK.
Authorized by Chap 2 Laws OF 0paable S25o 600
ADDITIONAL CRoTON WATER STOCK
Authorized BY Chap So amended Chap s OF 1871
able November l.
ASSESSMENT FUND STOCK COUNTY.
Authorized BY Chap 66S Sec Laws Of 1868 payable No
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK
Authorized by Chap 900 Laws Of 1871 paya thirty 100000
WATKR STOCK OF 1870
Authorized BY Chap 3 Sec T. Laws Of 1870 payable Eovem
ber 2s0000
Said Stocks will interest the
PAYABLE the 6 days Of MAY November N year
The proposals will
hundred doars thereo and the proposals.
accepted win hefeupon be required 30 deposit
them respectively together premiums
presenting Comptroller Chamberlain
parties will be entitled equsl
the value Of the awarded them bearing
from the dates of payment
Rach proposal indoed Proposals
the City and County Newiok and ineosed In second envelope
addressed to the Comptroller
right reserved the part Of the COmproer to reject
his Judgment the interests OF che Corporation
ouire H. ANDREW II. GREEN, Comptroller
CITY SevYOk Department Of Finance Comp,roer' 0nce Aug
81
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
GorpordIlon Noiltes.

TNHE COMMITTEE ON STREETS of the
Board OF Aldermen will meet TUESDAY the - day Of epe
ber Room No 3. Cy Halt FOR tie consideration
Of the following subjects viz: II,
preamble resolution relative to widening Bf0ANN on we
"a side from Seventeenth to Twenty y-secoud-st
preamble and resolution relative TO the width the casgev ana
Sidewalk Of Fnh- ave. south Of Thirty ourthsti and .
repeal the resolution Of Nov ~ 100 eidias TIE
the sidewalks Of Thirty ouh from TeaiaaEe to ihn North
River.
persons interested the sbase propositions hereby nohet 70
hs nrs,eat a. the above al tine without further n0lG
eaaon WILLIAM hADDh' (N~moi'VeS
WILLIAM JOTCK,
QRO. w. PLuNKtrr ekeeta
New-York tribune., 1872-09-02
GUARANTEED / BONDS
ONA COMPLETED ROAD.
The CINCINNATI, RICHMOND,
AND
FORT WAYNE RAILROAD CO.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE
7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
HAVING 80 YEARS To.RUN PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAY
ABLE IN UNITED STATES GOLD COIN not inferior to the present
standard" payable semsnnuay Ne"iorE on the Isl Gay
Of Juno and December guaranteed jointly and everay BY
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Company,
The Pennsylvania Company, and
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail
road Company.

The road entirely completed AMI in operation and extends from f0f
Wane Indiana to Richmond 90 niles in the State Of Indiana and con-
meets the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago RRway the Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railroad andithe whole system Of ROADS unner w
control the Pennsyrsn Company in Indiana and Michigan with Hs
Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad Cincinnati and Southern
Ohio and Indiana road leased for 80 to the Grand Aa
Company operated by for the joint heeoun
the rrantor by entered into between the Grand
Rapids Railroad Company, the Pennsylvania Company
ees Of the Pittsburgh WaYne and Chicago Railway and the
Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad Company for reciprocal In
trchage bunessi all these Companies to throw all their
freight passenger traffic which be appropriately done h
road thus insurng from the outset large volume Of business The
holders Of these Bonds thus trsbly secured
FrstB7 mortgage finished road now ia foil opettos
seconiyBy FOR interchange Of business with hes pros
porous powerful corporations controlling in its favor amount
Of business.
Thy-B the direct and absoutt guarantee Jointly and severa,
BY ENDORSEMENT on THE BONDS BY tire.
Companies.
ofihe Bonds is slsOO so 900 per mile and
bat limited offered Pree, % I-2 aud
Interest Circulars and information furnished by
WlNSLOW, LANIER G co.,
No. "a Pinesst.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28
A Useful Drug.

Ammonia, or as it is generally called,
spirits OF hartshOrn, is powerful alkali,
and dissOlves grease and Dirt with great
ease. 1t has lately been recommended very
highly for domestic purposes. For washing
paint, put a tablespoonful in q quart Of
moderately hot water, dip in flannel cloth
and then wipe off the woodwork; no scrub
bing will be necessary. For taking greasy
spots from any fabric use the ammonia
nearly pure, then lay white blotting paper
over the spot and iron it lightly. In wash
ing lace put about twelve drops in pint of
warm suds. To clean silver mix two tea
spOOnfuls of ammonia in o quart of hot
suds. Put in your silverware and wash,
using an old nail brush or tooth brush for
the purpose. For cleaning hair brushes,
etc. simply shake the brushes up and down
IN mixture Of one tablespoonful of ammonia
to one pint Of hot water; when they are
cleansed rinse them in cold water and
stand them in the wind or in a hot place to
dry. For washing finger marks from look
Eyeglasses or windows put few drops OF
ammonia on moist rag and make quick
work of it. If you wish your house plants
to flourish put few drops of the spirits in
every pint of the water used in watering.
A teaspoOnful will add much to the refresh
ing effects of the bath. Nothing is better
than ammonia water for cleansing the hair.
In every case rinse off the ammonia with
clear water. To which we would only add,
that, for removing grease spots, a mixture
OF equal parts of ammonia and alcohol is
better than alcohol alone; and for taking
out the red stains produced by the strong
acids in blue and black clothes, there is
nothing better than ammonia.-Pr0ridcnce
Journal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

While the artisans of Great Britain, by
means of trade unions, and other co-Opera-
tive measures, have been enabled success
fully to oppose efforts to Cypress or degrade
them, the agricultural labOrers in the Brit
ish islands, without organization, and appa-
rently without hope or ambition, have long
remained in dep1orable condition. These
labOrers, as a class, are greatly inferior in
intelligence to the British mechanics, and,
in fact, compose the most stelid and ignorant
part of the population. Year after year they
have plOdded on, working for miserable
pittance, and entirely at the mercy of their
employers. But at last, stimulated by the
example Of their more intelligent brethren
who are engaged in mechanical industries,
they have organized a labOrers' agricultural
league, and in Warwickshire they have
astOnished the farmers and landed proprie-
tors by making a strike when their services
were in the greatest request. The British
farmers are enraged at this unexpected de-
mOnstratiOn of independence on the part OF
a class who have so long submitted to them
in silence, but it does not seem that they
have any way of helping themselves. 1t is
to be hoped that the movement in War
wickahire will result in permanently i'm
proving the condition of the useful class Of
men who have engaged in it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28
MARK TS.


New YORK, April q, Evening.-Cotton
quiet, but firm; sales Alb bales; uplands
23ssc; Orleans 24c; futures firmer; sales
600 bales; low middlings for May 22H Q
23lsc, June % 9-l6023 l1-l6c, July % 1916
024c, August 23a. 0237sc, September % a
221sc, October 2Ob 020Ac.
Flour "a loo better; common to fair extra
1919 25; good to choice So 80 l2 25.
Wheat inactive and unchanged; winter red
Western 81 S00I 81. CO3n inactive and
unchanged. Pork frmer' at 4l3 IS OLA
Lard tirmer at 9094sc., Naval stores quiet,
but firm. Freights quiet. Groceries quiet,
but firm.
CINCINNATI, April Demand
active; holders firm low middling 22Ac.
Flour-Demand fair and prices advanced !;
family % 1898 IS. Wheat tirmer; red
420 45c. Pork buOyant but unsettled; reg
ular $l3; city sold At $l4 Lard-Demand
light; holders firm, asking 8ls goo. Dry
salt meats-ShOulders 4a4c; packed sides
held-plain 6kc; clear rib sides 7$c ;
clear sides 7l9c; sales 1sc less. BacOn-An
advance is asked; shoulders $40; clear
rib sides 7lsc; clear sides 7l3c, showing
that bulk meats are retailing higher than
SaeS Snf M VI ass na.n @
ST. LOUIS, April I.-Cotton dull and
prices nominal. Low middling 22Ac. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat-No. 3 fall
So o.; Corn-Demand good ct full prices;
No. mixed 43 a 43lic. Oats-Demand fair,
market firm; No. SOC. Whisky steady ut
84c. Pork firm and higher at $l2 50. Bacon
firm, held higher; shoulders Sac; clear rib
7Ac; clear sides TIC; generally held Nc
higher. Lard higher; city steam Sasc.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April "a, Evening.-Bacon
34s sd for short rib middles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

teen feet in the channel, and il falling: De
partod-Charles BoGmann and Henry d
Turner, for New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, April q .-Arrived--Richmond,
from New Orleans. Departed-M. J: Wicks,
Citv of Alton and Crescent City, for New
Orleans. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, April N.-Weather clear and
hot. The river has fallen two inches in the
past twenty.fopr hours. Up-Grand Tower,
Thompson Dean and Cherokee. Down
Belle St. Louis.
V1cKsBuRG, April Y.-Passed down
Commonwealth at 5 p. NJ; Pargoud Of P.
NJ. Passed up-Susie Silver at 7 A. NJ;
Belle Lee at IL A. NJ; Belfast ct p. NJ.
Weather warm and clear. River rising
slowly.
LOUISVILLE, April N.-The river is falling
with eight feet six inches in the canal and
six feet six inches in the chute. Weather
clear and warm. The mud will be cleared
out of the new locks, to allow the passage
Of boats at midnight tonight.
SHREVEPORT, April N.-The river fell six
inches to-day. Weather pleasant. No ar
rivals. Departed-Belle Rowland, tor JEFF
ferson; Mary Lowry, for New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

The respective strength of the iron-clad
fleets of various countries is now as follows;
the figures, especially in the case of Ger
many, whence we receive the report, NAV
surprise our readers: England 46 iron-clad
vessels, 800 guns; France g. vessels, 400
guns; United States 81 vessels; Russia Is
vessels, l6O guns; Italy 81 vessels, 2OS guns;
Turkey l9 vessels; Holland H. vessels, 60
guns; Brazil Is vessels; Austria IL vessels,
lS2 guns; Spain II vessels, las guns; Den
mark vessels, 65 guns; Germany vessels,
SO guns. The number Of iron-ciads owned
by the twelve nations mentioned is 2S5.
Japan has one or two, we believe, and Peru
bought two, such as they are, from our gov
eminent, several years ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

The famous Hernandez pantomime and
speciality troupe will commence an engage
ment at the Academy of Music this eve.
ming. Their performances embrace panto-
mime and ballet, serio-comic and sentimen-
tai vocalisms, graceful acrobatic and gym
nastic exercises, vocal sketches and instru-
mental sensations, fancy character and
clog specialties.
The initial performance introduces A. NJ.
Hernandez, the versatile actor and popular
pantomimist, Arthur Hernandez, Willie
Leonard, Mile. Ida de Soyer, and the un-
rivaled artist, the original Young America
of the Ravel troupe.
In the speciality entertainment the follow
ing srtistes will assist Mile. Ida de We're
Miss Annie Hindle, Mile. Maria Boniface'
Mile. johanna, Miss Ada Hebert and several
others, including Mr.. James Collins, the
favOrite vocalist and actor.
The entertainment will be CHANGED
nightly, presenting one of the following
comic and trick pantomimes from the roper
toire of the Hernandez troupe: '.De Chain
meux," "Nigodemus," "Maidona," oval au
Vent" "Jocko; Or. The Brazilian Ape,
"Bianco," skeleton Witness" 'The Magic
Book" 1.-THE Unfortunate Pantaloon," 1.-THE
Coopers," "The Magic Trumpet" 1.-THE
Brigands," "Mazulme," Robert Macaire,
The Milliners," "Ths Returned volun-
teer.v
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28
iYesterd.y.s Evening p,sp.tcheA

Boston, April N.-During heavy gale
last night, gigantic trees were uprOOted
and portion Of the wall and two towers OF
the Jubilee Coliseum fell with a crash that
was heard for miles. One of the end towers
had reached the height OF Ito feet. No one
hurt.
NEW YORK, April q. -Arrived- Steamers
Batavia, Spain, City of Baltimore and Leo.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Wilson
says Congress will not adjourn until a gen.
eral amnesty bill is passed.
E. Davenport was arrested here on re-
QUESTION from Governor Brown, of Tennes-
see, on the charge of being defaulter to
the amount Of $4,000, az receiver of the
Meanwhile and Manchester railroad. He
new ALBANY, Ind, April a.-The Work
ingmen have issued an address calling q
mass convention of the Labor Reformers to
meet here June 8. They also selected dele
gates to the Cincinnati convention.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla, April T.-The Liberal
Republicans are organizing for representa-
ton at Cincinnati.
There is now quorum present in the
Florida Legislature. That in the Senate
was obtained by bringing in member who
was recently convicted Of bribery. Acting
Governor Day addressed both houses
against the claims of Governor Reed, who
was impeached, but not tried, by the last
Legislature. Reed claims that he is yet to
be tried.
ROME, April N.-The eruption of Vesu-
vius continues. Two hundred persons, il is
were burned. The flames burst
from under the feet of the inhabitants.
The people are terror-stricken. and flying
in every direction.
NAPLES, April 27.-There is no abatement
Of the eruption Of Vesuvius. The lava flows
down the mountain sides, destroying every.
thing.
No Americans missing. Explosions are
heard and the flames distinctly seen from
the city. Agreat panic prevails around the
base Of the mountain.
MATAMoRAs, April N.-The State of San
Luis POtOsi is reported quiet. Stage and
geographic communication is generally re-
General Trevin0's cavalry is at ReynOso.
The rebels temporarily occupied Zacate-
,as. One thousand men, 1000 guns and
eleven cannOns were captured.
There are no government forces near
saltillo.
General Negrete defeated the Puebla gar
isOn.
A merchant from the interior reports Gen
raj Diaz in Jalisco leading strong divi-
ion.
General Trevino publishes an address to
he people Of Matamoras, in which he states
b at they come to relieve the people from
he usurpation and tyranny Of Juarez.
TreyinO's forces are at present scattered
or substance.
Later.-A courier, just arrived from Ca
nargO, reports that General ROcha has been
ecalled to the City Of Mexico.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28
st. Theresa Parish.

The rattle Of beautiful oil painting of
Father Kenny, for the benefit of St.
Theresa parish, will take place on Sunday
night, May 5, 1t seven o'clock. All those
who have any unsold tickets in their pos
session are requested to return them by
next Friday evening, at the latest, So that
those tickets may be sold to parties at the
door Of St. Theresa Hall, or the correspond
ing numbers withdrawn. from the rattle.
The rattle will take place in St. Theresa
Hall. on Erato street, between Camp and
Magazine streets. The Ioung Mems Cath
Ole and Literary Society will give one of
their usually agreeable entertainments after
the rattle is over.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28
FOREIGN.

TNaerrnph Cut By Carlists - Railway
scatter Attacked By Inssrgents-Mount
vesavius Stin EruptinS-Letter from
he TichboTne Claimant-Arrest Of In
I4pRID. April N.-The Carlists have cut
the telegraph wires ut many points IN the
peovinces infected by them, consequently
bat few dispatches relative to the insurrec-
lion have been received this morning.
a band of insurgents attacked the rail-
way station in the town OF 'TOsatona, pro-
vince Of Lereda, yesterday, but were
speedily repulsed.
NAPLES. April N.-The eruption of Vesu-
vius continues with dreadful violence. The
lava has already reached Sebastiano. and
1hreatens other towns.
The explosions in the volcano are con-
Gtnntly heard in this city. The cOnsterna-
ton Of the inhabitants Of the villages and
towns which are threatened with dangsr
increases.
It IL reasserted that many tourists were
surrounded by lava and persisted.
His Majesty King Victor Emanuel has
sent aid to those persons who have been
compelled to fee from their homes and. en-
camp in the fields.
ROME, April s7.-Minister Lanasea stated
that only twelve persons have thus far been
killed and twelve injured by running lava.
The villages Of San Sebastian and Massa-
die0mma have been almost entirely de-
etrOyed, but all their habitants succeeded
IN getting away safely.
The lava is now advancing toward the
villages of Ponticello, CercOla, Saint George
and Portici, which have been abandoned BY
their inhabitants.
People living in the towns Of Tore Del
Greco, Trescina and Bostatrecare have also
He'd from their homes, as those places are
tAreatened with destruction. The home
lees persons have been provided with tenn
porary shelter. Yesterday the lava ad-
Vanced at the rate of one kil0metre an hour,
but to-day its pace has slackened. While
there have been number OF explosions in
the interior of the volcano, there has been
no trembling of the earth.
The Chamber of Deputies have authorized
the government to take the necessary meas
ures to provide for the comfort of the people
Who have been 30 suddenly deprived Of
their homes.
At the session Of the Chamber of Depu,
ties to-day, Signor Sella, Minister of Finance
read dispatch from Prime Minister LAURA,
Who proceeded to Naples last night, rectlfy
ing the estimates of the killed given in the
dispatch received by telegraph.
LONDON, April N.-The Tchborne claim
ant publishes letter 10 the public in which
he returns thanks for their previous sub
scriptions in his behalf and asks for an ad-
ditional sum of $4,000 to enable HIM to con-
tinue his contest for the possessiyp Of the
Tichborne estate.
PARIS, April N.-Large numbers of men,
ben of the International Society have been
arrested at Lyons.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

A foreigner, writing about the United
States, calls this country 1.-The land of
school houses" No higher compliment
could he express, nor one more deserved,
for not here, as in the Old World, is intelli-
gence confined to the favored few; it peeps
forth from every nook and corner, from be-
side the forge, by the carpenters bench,
from the farmers fireside-indeed, it is as
free and as common as the air we breathe.
The humblest schoolboy is melted to dill
gence and study, because he sees So many
bright examples of what industry has done
for the poor student. All are filed with
emulation, because all may become intel
lectuallY great