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DECISION AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.

MILWAUKEE, Feb 3, 1872
The case of The United States vs.. The Steamer
Montelo, libelled for noncompliance with the laws
appertaning to steamers plying upon the naviga-
BILE waters OF the United States, has just been
decided against the United States in Judge Milers
Court here, on the grounds that Fox River, where
the steamer was running, Ia not public navigable
water OF the United States and that tie owners OF
said steamer were not under lawful obligation to
have her enrolled and licensed for coasting trade,
nor have her inspected in compliance with the act
OF Congress providing for the safety of passengers
on board of vessels propelled by steam.
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THE COMPTROLLER's OFFICE.

Further Paymenrs to City Employees.
Tho Comptroller is rapidly paying or the laborers
and other employees of the city.
He paid yesterday $4,000 for laborers in the
parks, the sum OF $780, 900 for amount due the fire.
men for the month Of December last besides placing
In the hands OF the dsbursing officer $4,000 for
pay OF the men employed on the "small pipes"
which amounts will ne dlsbursed to-day.
The Comptroller Will also pay to the police force
to-day the salaries due for the month OF December,
1871, amounting to $3.50, 900, should the rolls be
forwarded to him ana found to be correct.
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The earnings OF the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad for January show an increase or
$lssso7 over the corresponding period OF 1871; and
those OF the St. Louis aud Iron Mountain Railroad,
for the same interval an increase OF SAT, 4sS.
STOCKS EXCITED AND LOWER.
The stock market. affected unfavoraDly by the
gloomier prospect OF peaceful adjustment Of our
misunderstanding with England, opened heavy but
fairly steady, continuing so until receipt Of the
cable quotations from London. already referred to
as starting the rise in gold, when 1t was thrown
into great excitement and prices rapidly declined,
western Union tumbling two per cent. to COY, and
Pacific Mail nearly much, the weakness extending
to the general market and causing decline vary
ing rom TO per cent. Indeed, had not Mr.. Daniel
Drew, at the solicitation or many leading clique
brokers to whom the situation was fraught with
fearful interest, interDosed the power OF his great
name and credit and ordered an unlimited pur-
chase of his ravorite Northwestern anu Wabash.
thereby checking the decline and holding II not
ralying, the market, the stampede among the
'bulls' to get out or their stocks might have pre-
cipitated panic. Singular 10 relate, the ''pneu-
monia" or that gentleman was quite dispeed,
doubtless by the exciting incidents Of the day, and
eXerted no further Ill effects upon the market,
which he seemed to be the most anxious to stay
from q decline, for the reason 1t Is surmsed,
that q panic would, in view OF his vast and
varied series OF "puts," confer upon him within
very brief time the ownership OF several Western
railway lines, with all their advantages in the way
of prospective dividends. The "one-man" power,
so often referred to as an element OF American
social and political life. has never been so signally
illustrated as In the recent career OF Mr.. Daniel
Drew. Entering madly, as most people thought,
into the business OF selling these contracts during
the gloom and depression following the Chicago
fire panic he turned falling and weak market
into rising and strong one, communicating to It
much momentum that 1t kept going up through
OF the'lghtest money markets IN the history Of
the street; and now with q panic almost prepared
by the danger Of war between the two most power
full nations Of the globe, ne plays the part OF Atlas
by taxing his shoulders the world OF speculation
which ne has himself inspired. Pacific Mail was
rallied by the improving chances OF double sub
sidy but fell Off the arrival in the city Of the
Albany committee to investigate the charges Of
speculation made against the officials who control
the finances Of the company their session COM
mencing tomorrow at the ST. Nicholas Hotel. At
the close western Union had recovered large pOr-
ton OF the decline, and Wabash at 757S was the
banner stock Of the day. But the general list was
without much Improvement upon the lowest prices.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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For delivery middng) the sales have
foows:Last evening February, 200 % 1l6c BIO
at 23c 100 At % Lice 600 at loo at % Lie, notice
~ % ~ An M srcn; i 90 =. oo a. " oc
1850 SC, 500 At 20 lS6c, 100 April May lid
june log a sac., as isiss Total ss5d
bales. Today-February 100 ut 22sc, 100 22c, 100
liec sOOs. 2a,s 100 at BOO at q issc: 200 AZ
ss 500 a. 1,c Msrch iSo a yssc 100 At g slss 100
ssc s e ise 500 :. ss.c 100 AZ ssse:
iS At ssas sSS 4 y Lice III go
2sc Zoo sac, 400 e e islSc March April sellers
sf as 600 .. Slse .0 20 a. ' 500 At ssS
100 2sN June lvo at 9 isl6c Exshangea llsc paid
closed steady = fol!ows-To Liverpool BY steam I'd py
ac' 10 Hamburg, BY steam. ID, Compressed.
70 B.lss ports BY SAIL. %o. L., gold; The
total 5sceiPss y inc pSfs. sum up
ssis; cs.rs;.Sn. s55 Wilmington sis; Norfolk ss s.i
day last week, 1850 this day last year. 1908 We quote
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CLOSING PRIcys-5 O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, Feb. Sc 2

THURsDAY. Feb 8-6P n.
CorvRE.-The market for Rio tribe moro active
and very firm other descriptions remained quiet but steady
We hear Of sales OF Oo bags Rio, per Hosata and 6l
bsgs. per Nicotine. both ON private tsrma Messrs G..
Amann 4 Co. report the stock Of Rio and Santos
IN n.t hands 10 New York this date u.7N beg.
We quote s-Cassoss Mo. ordinary. 1890. iec; fan.
Ha ukAi soea uka ue.; armA lsko . lo9kc..
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Coroner Schirmer was yesterday called to hold an
inquest at N7 avenue b, on the body of Bernard
McCape. man forty seven years Of age, who dlea
from the effects OF injuries received on The 5yh inst
BY accidentally falling from Q truck NJ McCabe
ives native Of Ireland
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Wheat was dull but choice samples were held very firm;
saE siheE 81 IS Pc .9f
e
prm 1 e soaSssH sSs '1 ISf low M
lower Ihe sales about 5000 bushels q sss Sts.
Canada Delivered Rye was dull at &c. tor western.
and wsst
but little Inquiry however for for any purpose In the
call ps,rS
closed al about previous The engagements
isay .f
Lender ey bushels corn "a ana sy
bushels grain sgd per b, antwerp, 100 ton: Of
G charter. Comprise German hence hence Lon
MISUNDERSTANDING was in fair demand at unclaimed
OF
Cuba-Centrifugal and mixed.....isc. isc. soc
Clayed ..2oc 22c &c &c
Muscovado grocery...... S0c Soc
Enrish Island. &c. &C. &c.
NAVAL sronfs.The make. for spirits turpentine was
sales Of 600 bSls Of strained -
o and
Sa. SSs NO
remainder Of month Crude In bulk also dull, but
Ssph!hs va: also moasIsts,
renamed nominal former figures; The Fhiis
for spot or % s Of %or sa al %
and in Philadelphia aoOO bbs high test for immediate de-
PaoSisIoSs- Receipts-cut meats 1859 packages lard,
s4 bills and terces The market for mess was only
ported on Change e SO and
s % at At z 1H % e" es
sss1n .Ss Ss 1 n 0S
gnt 81 % Sa.s :. hs nr
quoted :. g. city :.
plain within the ans g tisrces prime mess
sp p'ps 5
4. Oq, . from
me. with f eonsidsT:Se demand but
gisslsd i Ss!s. Al
: .sa rs &C.
~
ss'n
ss iao bags Pstns At nc. nc. and $50 bags Ransoon
for X, aus but :.on s
q q s :n Of ~ h 81
1Sse d iSsa rs soas; sisysd %o...s:
to common refining. saC sNc; far 70 good fair
refining, &c. . $780, good to prime refining, 9hc.
|. sHc. fair 70 good gro Gerry. sTc ske.: prime
to choice grocery hd @ us nnos anu ooaes'
lHc. a6Sc. Hayans-Bo1ss Dutch standard. No. TO Q.
6hc. 10 to IL, 91c 9szc do, IL to Is, 1Uc
i0c to ls llc 11szc; do, y to TO- lac al2Ac.;
DO. white Ike i2hc Porto kicoCommon to prime re-
Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos to H. nc. &c. Java
Dutch standard Nos ~ to H. 9Ac sMc ManiiaSuperor
and superior. INC. $40
In trhe better demand and steady. Sales
TXLLow was also IN better demand and firm The sales
were $4,000 lbs for fair and Bloc. 9Ac for choice
city. ...,., u.
steady. Sales 200 bbs nj 931c for IRON bound.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DEcKER-RUNYoN.-O Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy Q, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother 404
West Thirty third street. by the Rev. Thomas Street.
J. VAN RENSSELAER, decker to Miss ELIZABETH G..
RUNYON, both OF this city.
characterization Tuesday, January 80,
1872 at the Charles street Methodist Episcopal
church. Baltimore by the Rev. DR.. Eddy, J. Q. HEN
ERICKSON, OF New York, to ALvERDA E. KEACH
daughter OF the late cyril w. Keach OF Baltimore.
MANsFIELD-PURDY.-0n Wednesday evening,
February I, by the Rev. William McAllister ELI.
OFT W. MANSFIELD to Miss CAROLINE PURDY. all OF
this city.
MCKELvEY-WOoD.-In SlOatsburg, ~ Y, on
Wednesday, February I, 1872. BY the Rev. Ii. Wood,
CHAs d. MCKELvEY, Of Jersey City, N. j., to KATE
w. 3. WOOD.
ROBINsoN-DIBBLE.-fn this city, on Thursday
evening February l. al the residence OF the brides
PARENTS by the Rev. T. Dbble Mr. WEBSTER ROB
iNsON OF Eastport L. l., to Miss NETTIE A. DIBBLE,
OF this city. - -
1s72 by the Rev. W. H. Johnson, at the residence OF
the brides father GEORGE HARRISON, son OF the
late MAJOR Thompson, OF oomngdaie Road, TO
lyn, E. ID.
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The qu0taOns based on cotton running In quality
than half grade below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GIAIN.-Recepts-Fl s,4s9 bhis wheat,
TO- bushels; 200 bushels meal 46 bbs and
475 bags; oats $500 bushels. The -four market dull
more sought after The sales comprising all kinds
about luO bills (par last evenne) including 100 bbs OF
Southern and 45O bills superhne all prices within the
range of quotations. Corn dull
changed sales ITO obs Western yellow 80
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gold In bond sixty Maracaibo 2Oc alc Laguayra.
Is1c Sic St Domingo, bond. lc. 4tqc Java, 2Sc
Geo. gold duty paid.
for cotton on the spot with prices 20. per ID. lower:
Future delivery also Nc lower but In demand at
the decline The sales reported Change fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
Pennsylvania POLITICS.
HARRISBURG, Pa,

49,. HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 9, 1872
M Mcclure appeared In the Senate chamber this
morning. and vii commence tae contest for tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Beef cattle were firm at l0hc 125c Hogs steady
| al SIC. 5esc. Receipts, 55O CATTLE QUO hogs
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10000 Us SIS, 81, To-. II.
1b0u0.C 8 IS, 81, c...... III
5000 do.............1 ia
1900 Us $40, c, 49,. &C III
1000 Usb-20. G, 80, cb2d.c II.
10000 US $50, c, IS, MSS il,
y, 300 do: SIN 10!
1000 q 8 b-20's, r, ~. =. III
llOuU0 Us 6-2O, 9, '67. :. III
lbOOO 90. Ill
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The operations Of the Gold q

IN the gold loan market the rates ranged from
8 10 per cent Tor carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer received proposals fol
$26e5 600 gold in response to his advertisement
sell $1.OO0,Oo0. The prices ofrered ranged IRON
1os.6 so to 11o.57. The million was awarded at 11O.4
1867.
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RIPLEY.-On Tuesday, February 9, after short
illness, WILLIAM B. RIPLEY, in the SD year OF bis
the relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
aence, SO Bank street. on Sunday, February IL, as
two O'clock p. M.
sxIrn.-On wednesday afternoon February I. OF
diphtheria, EDWARD HENRY, youngest son OF WI.
liam II. and Clarissa 4. smith, aged years,
Funeral services at the house. 4o1 West Thirty
eighth street, on Friday, at one p M. go,
TAYLOR.-On Wednesday. February y, 1877,
GEORGE ALoNzo infant son OF Edgar ana iaa ray
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday
his parents, 8l7 Grand street, New YORK.
TERHUNE.-On Thursday, February .. 1877 at nls
residence, Somervlle, n j.. STEPHEN wEsLsf
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect-
| fully invited to attend the funeral on sunday
Try Il 2 az re. oSuc neal
WEsr.-On wednesday, February Z, GEORGE r.,
only son OF webley and Jennie West aged months
Funeral to take place this day friday, ct two
O'Clock p. NJ. from ~ Bedford street r.. RELATIVES
wHITBECK.-On Thursday February :, JosEPHl IN
BROWN, wife OF Edward Whtbeck, Ia ner zSsn
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral rom ner
late residence sS7 West o Inssysix'n street, on
yEn PersJ TSusdS February 1872 at tho
q ~ or the
cnusetts regiment, aged 81 years.
Remains to be taken to Massachusetts for inter.
WHrrR.-A solemn requiem mass Will be ofYered,
mp for the repose OF the soul or the late THOMAS
WHITE, on this friday morning, AZ ten O'CLOCK in
Duane street. The relatives and irisnas are respect
ully invited 70 atten0s
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AMERICAN FISH IN ENGLAND.

Mr.. Parnaby, who carries on extensive
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from America sixty black bass, which have
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-14
An UnMashed Community.

In the coal regions of Pennsylvania
the opinions of the people appear to
be pretty evenly divided on the subject
of cleanliness. A worthy young man
named Whitaker has just had an OPP
portunity to judge of this in way that
he is not likely to forget very readily.
Some time since he accepted the charge
of a school at a place called Fowler
Patch. The children, for the most
part, presented themselves before him
every morning with unwashed faces,
and being of a very sensitive nature,
this soon caused him to weary of his
labors. He longed for more congenial
atmosphere, but before leaving, deter
mined to work complete reform in
the habits of the miners. Having this
praiseworthy object in view, he issued
an order impressing upon the matrons
the necessity of washing their children
at least once a nay. One-half the
mothers in the neighborhood took the
hint quite cheerfully. while the other
half denounced Mr.. Whitaker in g
very undigni6ed manner. Then fol
lowed a complaint to the superintend
ent of the district, and the temporary
suspension of Mr.. Whitaker. An in
vestigation was subsequently demanded
by the newly-washed, and the prospec
looked rather encouraging for the re
formers, when the unwashed brough
matters to a crisis by proceeding in 4;
body to the schoolhouse and burnin,
it to the ground.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-14
A Miniature Engine.

A French engineer has invented a
small motor, with capacity of from
one to four-ffteenths of one horse
power, intended to drive any machinery
requiring hand or foot power. The en-
CINE is heated by a gas jet, the boiler
being vertical. 1t can be set anywhere
in room, connected with gas burner.
The boiler is large, so as not to require
being fed oftener than once in four
hours, even when in constant use, and
holds only four gallons. By peculiar
arrangement, the speed of the machine
is made to enlarge or contract the vol
ume of the fame, and thereby regulate
the production of steam to the amount
of work done. When the machine is al
rest, the flame is so reduced as to merely
keep the steam at low pressure. The
same device also acts as safety valve
Explosion would be next to impossible
The engine and boiler weigh only zoo
pounds, is 80 inches high, and costs il
] Paris INIT S1O0