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and welcome it as q spontaneous
and deserved tribute 10 that admir-
able platform Of principles, wherein
your Convention SO freely, lucidly
and forcibly set forth, the convic-
tions which impelled and the pur-
poses which guided it's course. The
platform which casting behind it
the wreck and rubbish or worn out
contentious, and by-gone feuds en-
bodies in fit and few words the
needs and aspirations Of to-day,
though thousands stand ready to
condemn your every act. Hardly
a syllable of criticism Or cavil has
been aimed at your platform, Of
which the substance may be epito-
mized as follows: First, all the po-
litical rights and franchises which
have been acquired through our
late bloody convulsion must and
shall be guaranteed, maintained,
enjoyed and respected evermore.
Second. All the political rights
and franchises which have been lost
through that CONFUSION should and
must be promptly restored and re-
established, so that there shall be
henceforth no prescribed class and
no disfranchised caste within the
limits Of our Union, whose long es-
tranged people shall reunite and fra
ternize upon the broad basis OF
universal amnesty, with impartial
Third. That subjects to our SOL
emn constitutional obligations to
the equal rights Of all cit
liens our policy should aim at local
self-government and not at c~entrali-
that the civil authority
shold be supreme over the military.
That the writ of habeas corpus
should be jealousy upheld as the
of personal freedom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
THCRsDAY, April ls--r. ".


The railroad speculation has been active, but,
on the whole Irregular Prices opened firmly, and then
became heavy only to react again in subsequent deal
ings and to become heavy In still later trade. North
Western Common has been the predominant 10 auro OF
tho railway list though tho high figures OF yesterday
were scarcely sustained the question OF the forthcoming
dividend stil aHording fruitful theme for discussion.
OhOs have also been in good trade who Ero has
been moro active than Of late, and weak, under
the influence Of lower London price, c. C. and Ind.
Central advanced to 3i Union Pacific moving on tho
basis Of 9ssl Boston, Hartford and Erie was quiet,
Central Lake Shore, St. Paul and Rock Island being
pretty steady Tho palm for activity and strength was
borne of by the miscellaneous shares Pacific Mail lead
ing the list sales above g. reasons heretofore pre-
scnted In justification Of high prices. Very late in tho
afternoon q Washington dispatch announcing that
tho Senate Committee OH POst-Ofces favors the
subsidy Of tl.OOo,OOO asked for by the =. NJ.
8. Co. stifened the price 1t the stock materially.
Western Union Telegraph was manipulated to point
above 49, aud there some strong buyers at advnnc
Ing figures. The Quicksilver shares strong III the
morning, but less In the afternoon. II IL stated
very good authority that the Company have had an offer
Of $50 per flask for the whole product Vt the mine during
the year. During tho past three years the Company
have delivered Under contract with the Bank Of Cali.
forna thcr quicksilver at 81 per flask At tho price
offered by tho party who held the old contract
expiring It is alleged that the Company can pay their
interest Liabilities and per cent upon tho stock,
both Common and Preferred Coal stocks werc dull and
heavy st. Louis and Iron Mountain sold at ga and Du-
buque and Sioux City TO- The investments were higher
as rule. Harlem rising to l7i Wonote sales OF Chicago
and Alton at 49, Delaware Lackawarna aud Western.
100, Illinois Central, 1885, and Michigan Ceura ll6as
II61. Express shares dull. The general market
The opening. highest, lowest and closing prces Of stocks
follows:
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Mem 11ublifdtiotte.


lust ISSUED.
ruR MAT NUMBER OF
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AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY OF
POPULAR LITER sTURE AND SCIENCE.
CONTENTS
, erp ,NnIrs AMONGST TaB ALPS DURING TIE fBAhS
1su-so senes Graphic and brilliant Sketches BY h8vAts
WINNER POfusely and exquissy 1nustrssed anes ~ -
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4 SKETCHES OF PHILADELPHIA By II. C. =. ILLUSTRATED
A rIg STRANGE ADVENTURES OF PHABToN. sehh
Novel By william B.h, author Of Daughter Of Heta
Chap.en Kill
l. ROSEMARY. APoem By Emma LifsruA
g. ON FOOT IN HAvARRE. BY David G. AdeA
G. A FRENCH GIRL. A Story BY Alice GREY
T. slsTbRHoODs IN ENGLAND. By sarah D. wl'ter.
q PRIVATE ART COLLECTIONS OF PHILADELPHIA ~ b. D.
. q Mr. Henry G. G5son's Gallery.
q ARNOLD AT SALTWATER. A Poem. BY Thomas DusA Ia
glkh
TO- AYTOUN 4 Serial Novel Chaps TX and
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r. OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP FLors tie Court Of slam; Edgar
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For sale By all Book snt News Deaera
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profit with abundant security we Offer snd recon-.
mend the First Mortgage 7.SO Gold Bonds Of The
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
The high character Of these Bonds is permanently
established and holders are fully protected not only
by the ample security afforded in tho mortsage. bat
by most careful and economical administration Of
the affairs Of tho Company.
Capitalists, and oil who require psesninently
safe security should investigate tho claims Of the
Northern Pacific First Moqtrae Bonds. They have
thirty years to run, and bear interest ct the rate
Of 30 per cent In gold
Many holders Of 5-2Os are exchanging them foS
Northern Pacifes and thereby INCREASING THR1B
ANNUAL INCOME NEATLY ONE-TI!nD.
The highest current rate will be paid for all market
able securities received in exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
BANKING AN , FINANCIAL.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being ab
sorbed by an increasing cemand for them.
Secured a. they are by . RrSt mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments CON-
bined in one mortgage, they command ut once
ready market.
A Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mort gage
Deed must advance tho price upon tho closing Of
the loan. Principal aud interest payable In gold
Interest ct eight 49, per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annually, free Of tax. Principal In thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $5OO and 800 Cou-
pOns or Registered.
Price 97a and accrued interest, 10 currency, from
February is, 1877.
Maps. Circulars, Documents. and information fur.
nished.
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-YOrk.
Can now BIZ had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the cor '', and from the un
dersigned, who unhcsiatingy commend them.
TANNER 4 Co., Bankers,
No. II Wull-st. Ncw.Yo,k.
Investing MONEyl
BANKING HOUSE Of JAY Cooke 4 Co.
TO all seeking investment combining large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19

Tho specie export to-day amounted to sooo0 OK WHICH
ST 200 was silver and $50. 800 bullion.
The money market was steady during the morning ct
7o7 per cent gold the general rates all around The
afternoon business done at lower ratee and at the
close there were FREQ offerings at and per cent due to
the action Of the Treasury in buying soo0 bonds yes
terday and selling but 100000 gold to-day Ma
tional bank notes s coming In to the banks In ex-
cess Of grcenbacks and are likely much embar
rassmcnt shortly Prime business notes arc quoted at
e0lo per cent.
Government bonds have been strong ana higher clos
Ing Oh the basis Of 1l3. l1ss for 1868. Fisk Hatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19

Tle PhIladephla Stock Market was dull To-day.
PENNSYLVANIA sixcs cold at l07 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad Isl; Reading Railroad. 69 and Pennsylvania
Railroad, 61A Gold closed nc 1iOi.
The thirty sensnnual statement Of the Home
Insurance Company Of New-York is published ON our
eighth pare. The Gosh capital ell paid in s g. 900
total assets, JAM 1872. NS72oa3 80 Total liabilities,
aS2oN g. Tho assets Of the Company are secured
mainly Ia bonds and MORTGAGES and Government bonds
Tue Company prefer to deal directly with insurers and
invite tho attention Of merchants and
to this statement The Company offer dealers rebate
from rates Of premium equal the commissions
pad brokers by other companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
THE MARKETS.
Ica,efaI,y Reported Tor tn. rr'Srr,.I

AsHEs-s receipts to1sy n ,f;a Pots aaiet W
steady at 81 rs Pe1rs drill sst nonfEsL
COTTOs-The ssd thourh prices
lower tendency 10 ba7sr yor ,'les sl bales ssss
speculation AID 40 tast POI future deh-ery dnah mod
ADD prices weak lisc lower Sales follows bab
aNM2' Lie; ao ..2't A,y ;e' AZ PEI Jaqs :o r. -
eehrr; August ais sss1en 200 % ase 0csse lo -
nis october sod December 0 ess 1, together
I03 1ot 100 9i'fS 200 At leiei ey
etans pa 100 Nay 70, 10 jan. Total ';S bale: s1:s
at "a l3l6c Coz at 7c Jav 100 at 2' Asgns
al - l-iGc September coo % 5e; October q" at z
More ner and Eeee -, 2, tgethsr Deem
her, ersagt raid Asy for 100 Jnns iStaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
JAY COOKE g. Co.,
Now-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.

The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND Bonds Of
the IIogansport, Charlottesville and Southwestern
Railway Of Indiana, bearing 8 per cent interest,
gold, free of Government tax, payable quarterly in
New-York. arc for sale by JONES 4 SCHUYLER, No.
IL Pine-st at % and accrued interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
report as folio VS. ut p. IN. :

State Bonds were strong and little higher on Ten
ncssees and steady on Missouri5. New January and
july South Carolnas fetched S, buyer three days Tho
rest Of the lis neglected The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
nj tho following for tho city bank stocks:

The Railroad bonds were strong and In lively demand
in certain descriptions Union Firts sold at sa Land
Grants 81, and Income 81. There very large trade
tn b. H. and Erie Flrss at di5s and Firs Of Eric ut
103 The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19

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at S. T Petroleum we're IN aeso'. 0n 'Ss
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81 for tvoiew S,e 81 20 for c,oada East I'D cg At %
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pETa9HsGGSc.i. ess ss. sr.ly A. b. y osl, Nm.
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wer o. du And s5Ae S spo ,.n oH,
sought and :as pig N.ps,As p; sold sSe...,
phi, mae, osinaes du With pnces entirely nominal ssSs
and 80 Sss' foreign At sid7e for H'rso'r
suaAssR.v: DIM and hcis % y. s!.. b.
@ &C. a; ss
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good demand ard shs ..,l s b.. in p-..
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3. S S. PAM " Ts:.p:s.
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81 s:s.s &C. !. q; ]: S .:
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s ..s s ~ Ms.a f.: II ~ Ohio -'''
Wnski a.. and aaSsssi nsaiaai ssisi ''ls 'a, hsA
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Mem publications.

WRESOURCEs OF THE STATE OF AR.
kAssAs y,tA Ds.srydsa q a01Siis. a.o,d' NM 30
~ Sss any adossss yod IsA JANIS T.
HOe1, ~ = - 6pskJsss Cfe, ~ R@.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
MAY MAGAZINES.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
COyTCNTsefton In the Service Of Revolutionary Vfnh oJ
James Parton; the Pretty Witow BY VIII WALLACE ha'ne!i
Destiny BY D. Acb, HevYok Do BY Charles Dawson Snanyi
In the Dark by TuAse French Democracy by Herbert fu'e
FELTON, .t W. BY Nathaniel Hawthorue In Church. BY
C,,.b Diversion, Of The Echo Club Night Ehh, The etoy o.
Some Bells by Grace Greenwood, Comedy Of Terro By james "
Mile, A. April ARA by G. Lahropi From shors to bhor BY W..
sunan; Conception Aguelo BY Bret Nae The Poe' a. the
Dreat,. Table by O. Holiness In Esre SpriDGi Recent Lers'
turs; Art; Music; Science; Poh,ieA
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

CONTENTS Chance FOR HmseH art 81 By j. Tro"bhdcsi
30, ard Gear by Stoiar Little Heroes by Mary Carle.on
Mcss Race for Life Harvey w The nae Trees Children. BY
Mn, A. Ds The Mint at Pascst by Caroline Cbesersi and
,ry oir Capital b.oe Poems Ples Mu,Ic. with ruus0u e.
ee.es: .c,aTeA
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and tho price arm. The Late talk concerning the new
nesotston Of esoAooooee bonds u not thought 70
have any real fssnda<os There he been considerable
inquiry for gold TO deliver On sht ecotract ana ras
were IA and dat On tho borrowing side, and ana
Der cent for carrying Tho extra purchase Of Govern
mcnt bonds yesterday by tho Treasury, construed
as involving the sale Of extra gold to-day Tho peculiar
and yacsting style Of tactics pursued by tho 6ec-
rotary provokcs severe comment from the street. In
view Of tho movement believed to be going on to
borrow legal tenders gold collateral and thus mako
gold and reenbacks both scarce for usc was reason
ably expected that Of the tl2ooooo' gold lying
idle In tho Treasury vaults woud DO brought Into reQui
ston Yet such was not tho case and tho gold still re-
mains locked up tn Government strong boxes. Tic
Assistant Treasurer redeemed In called bonds $4,000,
total Of t3760oo: and paid out In coin interest $4,000
total of >c270O0 Tho days business at tho Gold Ex
change Bank was a. follows: Gold cleared, tc,aec.o;
gold balances. ts4o,l29; currency balances, t2a344a
The following were tho quotations.:
H;;i$' I;;;|i $ $i|'' E 6:
The days transactions at the US. subTcasury were:
CO.. ss ,: ''ass :.s sis
s Con- Ss::. ",iss lS s Customs '''
Tho bids for the Treasury gold aggregated s17Ssoo
at 10 10 ii1os. Tho award Of million made ut
LOSS to IIloa. The details are as follows:
s.:o s H.: n.'s' 81 IT, r.::::y
Jshn A. Zerega Co. Red Leo Content 90. a.
$1,000 ....096ltoS3 eo6Vo .ho'oe
T. Sweet Co. Gtenbasm Eroa a. Co.
as 8SdlI06l eGS OoO SVl'oss
White, Morris Co. II Merrill, T'iney ~ Co C.,,,o n.
o20Vo. "i'S''~
J. A. Garland - W. I. Hatch Son 90, q.
eD000.............l0Nl elloy ''iio'''
DrcEel. Morgan Co. cP Underhiu x ~ ,,o "a
&2oNN. ..lI00OloSo ell6.p1.'
r. Handy: -..-,.
el25 ooo.......... ll1olGlllo2 Sl,oo0,0o
T. D. Davis
ell .Ie85l
Tho rates for Foreign Exchange showed no quotablc
change from yesterday. though there was sner tono
to bills The Bank Of ENGLAND rate Of discount was un
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Tho rates for Foreign Exchange showed no quotablo
change from yesterday. though there was sitter tonc
to bills The Bank Of ENGLAND rate Of discount was I'M
CHI IN, ed md still stands at 4 ner cent We quote
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Coleman Bcne.iIot'a ClOslnR QuOtAtions Werc:

Tho bulk Of tho gold business to-day has ON the
baAs Of ILL Ne extreme quotations being ICl and ih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19

The bcSd Coo1 az 10 9u1AV no m's 5zs
hall, Grade above below tie gsas q.,,ci
COfPEE-Ths demand moderate fr all tat' 20 nes revoee
ard nothing 10 tsy fer n,rk Dali and nonnA uDcbs;gc
FLOUR AND NkALrr demand for Foar lght and ne nsney
is sg-a Bang heat Ertrss .. low graAs aye nore saty
kp are very the close the nstct w..t f
Coaoa S,sg Wheat "a stronger Wheat sales Of
bhk We oo(e;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19

A collection of miscellaneous stories by
6AYARp TAYLOR entitled Beauty and he Feast and 7as
o. Ironc has tocn published ny c. L. Putnam Sons.
Athou n most them familiar to tho readers of
A:ac ca periodical literature. they Will DC welcome In
tln4 r.n'e porn uent form AL illustration or the
author power narrative. ana the skill With which he
Urovs III ever fresh interest arouud the common sepes
Of dAly expcrleIee.
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demand sia The narkss asaly quote,
Oh Crop 3dt To- Connecicvt and M.sach.s Wrappers 400
Sc for ssconds and i36le for Do rv 6<ea ks Ohio and
Psau,,.s; wpp iss2 %: :':,sS: Am :.a SuH g,
M d2lc Psnasnia Fair Yne oeiAe ~ Ohio, ruasps
lots and eio9c. NJ Wisconsin, sad Wesessn. $1,000
WHISKY dali and bsss nsaaa ssei sls only Of bsA
4 2sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19

The May number of Tie Ecelctc has a moro
incrcatu Table 81 contents than Is u'ai even With That
always excellent Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19

In Miss Ingclow's pretty tale of The Water Lily
e. Stories Tod Child" second series Roberts Broth.
ers) the hoy and girl reproach their sister for telling
"cheating stories" "You say" they complain, "Tu
coll you about girl, thnble, anything you Like,
and when you get through really something about
We fancy that this protest. something like It, II fro
Suently msdei the little readers Of Miss Ingelows
tales Certainly. TO grownup apprehension. nothing
can be more and subtle than her moral or more
charming than the fairy gsrb In which abe elothss It.
but animal. the trufned0g excepted. hss
keen scent for hidden things - the
child bent discovering land avoiding the instructive
lesson Of . Action The dose must 10 administered
almost uncOnsciOusly when no fails 10 detect it. And
every indeed must confess 10 sympathy with
THU It Ia not pleasant to be trcked even spiritual
advantage and while human nature continues what 1t
H. those books will always 10 shut with slam which,
on the plea of idle entertainment have deuded ne with
Improving characters. But while Miss Inaelow 10
conscientious and too purposefu writer 70 desire
merely to entertain. her touch % bright and delight
ful that the most critical juvenile might pardon the
little lessons involved. 1t 10 TO W hoped tho new
"stories Told to Child" viii be packed IN many travel
ting trunks this Summer, anAread by many little people
seade mountain resorts. for In this Of slang
end saasatonasm, It II IL refrcshing TO aDd
book for children hesthfl. entertaining. aud well
beed,
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