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Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, April 20.-In addition to the mera-
bers' cup, Which is to be run for Oh tho fourth
day Of tho Joromo Park meeting, new raco for
gentlemon riders has been arranged. It will DO
opon to hacks, tho property of n,embors, who
have not been In training stable since January
!, to carry weltor weights, throo-quarters Of a
milo.
Tho Prospect Park Association is to DO made
stock concern, with capital Of 8i00, 900. Undor
tho present management the park IL controlled
by dozen or fourteen Directors, who own all the
stock.
Of Long Branch, which Aayo heretofore closoi
July Is, will hereafter close Oh the 18th Of
August.
The Board Of Appeals las reviewed at length
tho rules adopted by tho Drlyors' Association
sottlel.
, 1873-04-21
WASHINGTON,
Special Dfspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune,
TIE LOUISIANA DIFF10uIrIrs,

TIE LOUISIANA DIFFICULTIES.
WARRINGTON, D. g., April 20.-Tho present
attitude Of tho Federal Government with regard
to the Louisiana disturbances may 10 summed
up as follows: Tho Acting Secretary Of War has
instructed Gen. Emory, in command Of tho Depart
mont Of the Gull, not to use troops in any local
troubles except to enforce tho DECISIONS Of tho
United States Court and, in tho event Of tho dis
turbances becoming general, to await the demand
Of the Governor upon tho President for troors,
The President haB telographed hero his approval
eraI aud Secretary Robeson, Acting Secretary Of
War.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
u ia now announced that, u soon aB practi-
Gable after the reorganization OF the new Civil
SERVICE Commission, tho rules prepared by tho
old Commission will be so modified as to enlargo
tho authority Of tho appointing power 80 as to
give greator scope and discretion to the heads Of
departments In tho selection OF sub0rdinatos.
TREASURY DECI81oN.
Numerous letters of inquiry have boon re-
eeivod hore indicating that tho decision OF tho
Treasury Department of tho 18th ult., relative
to tho arbitrary allowance on bottled wincs,
t,PE tn,Pilatpons h4qors etc., waa mianndoratood:
tho oct Of July IA, 1870 SO far as 1t related to al
lowanceH for lockage and breakagos, repealed
the 59tl section of tho net Of Marc 2, 1900, only
30 as to cut on tho arbitrary allowances thoroin
ProacTapod On oottlod W1neH and BplrltuOuB liquors,
leaving such allowances still to be made on ali
beer and porter In bottles, and on liquors in
CASKS under said act of 1900 This ia a modit-
cation Of previous rulings, and WAS made upon
written opinion Of tho Solicitor of the Treasury,
al to how far the latter act repealed the former
[7o the Associated PYess)
WAsHINoToN. April 20.-Yhe Department Of
State has arranged for the examination Of ap-
plicants for ConHulaten, eovontcon in number.
under tho Ciyil-Soryice rules, to fill vacancies.
, 1873-04-21
SANDWICH ISL ANQS.

sAN francisco, April 20.-Tho bark Kate, will,
Honolulu dates to April q, has arrived. Hor
news is unimportant. Tho question Of reciprocl.
ty is agftatod in all circlos. The press suggests
that the United statos ngroo in the treaty move,
to encroach on tho independence Of tho Kingdom
The leprosy is spreading among tho native
population Of Honolulu aud other places to an
alarming extont. Dr.. Oliver has been appointed
Government Physician.
Tho Gazette has coaaod to be tho Government
organ.
Tho British Commissioners gave grand ball,
attended by Queen Emma and tue United Statea
Minister.
Tho epizootio ia increasing In this city.
, 1873-04-21
LOUISIANA.

United Stntcs Troops Sent to Colfax.-
Unsettled Stnte OF Feeling Through
out tho Ssntc.-propcrty-Qa -Qao1t1crs lac-
solve Rot to rny H'.lxen to tlae Kellogg
Government. -'.'fsF-"-.'.
New ORLEANS, La., April 2o:- Steamer D. l..
Hodge started last night With United statoa
troops for Colfax.
special dispatch announces tho departure Of
tho Kellogg oitlcials from st. Marys Pariela. Tho
Of United statos troops will bo required in every
parish OF the State to enforce obedience to tic
Kellogg Government.
a special dispatch announces 1argo and OH
thuBiaatio meeting Of tho property holders OF
Ouaclita md adjoining Parishes, and Ut Monroe
Yesterday, which was adlyessed by Gov Nc
Emery. Tho meeting resolved to pay no taxes to
tho NollugE Government.
, 1873-04-21
THE LABOR QUESTION.

Tho Striikcs for tho Esight.FQ0tar Sys-
tenn i'll New York City-.-7ltnang
Property lkurnod by strikors at Conl~
burgia, Ohio.
New yonN, April 2o:-Delegetos from. all tho
trades unions in tho city met last evening mud
at tho last meeting to ask tho Mayor, Aldermen,
md heads of departments for tho enforce
ment Of tho Eight-Hour law. They scom
to haye obtained 10 definite answer from
ederation by committee Of tho Afdornlen The
tradeH-,lnion committee was Instructed to wait
Oh tho Aldermen for reply, and to act further
as was thought oxpedont.
Tho President OF tho Gasmen's Protective
Union haa donlcd the report that tho striking
gasmon asked to bo reiustatod as untrue
A number of Italians havo taken the places Of
tho quarrymen who struck on Thursday on ao-
count Of tho introduction Of q eteam-drflling
Thirty~ninth street and Fifth avenue.
Tho umbrella and parasol lnakors hare ro-
solved to strike tomorrow for higher wages.
The cigarmakerB last night appointed n COM
mitteo to report NOUNS Of improving their con-
and making goods direct for tho market or 9TH
erwiao.
CINCINNATI, O., April 2o.-A Youngstown, O.,
special to tho Gazette says tho coal-striLers last
property Of the Mahoning Coal Company.
ST. LOUIS. April 20.-A partial strike, growing
out OF chango OF foromon or bosses, las taken
place Mt the Vulcan Iron Works, III South st.
Louis, and part OF tho works have
there was congregation Of some Of
tho strikers about tho works, and from, re-
marks dropped by some Of the mon it was BUS
poctea that tloy designed interfering with tho
machinery, aud q squad Of police was sent down
tion Of any kind has yot occurred, and part Of
tho police has beon withdrawn.
, 1873-04-21
Obituary.

DosroN, April 20.-Tho Hon. Jno. Chapman
died yoeterday at Ills residence in Salem, aged
30. Ho was for several years editor Of the Salem
Gazette.
ono Of the oldeat and best known cifizons OF
Springfield, died last night, aged 80. From
1850 to 1864 he WAS President Of the Michigan
Southern Road; In 1858 aud 1854 President Of
the Chicago l. mississippi; and again, from
1868 till he retired from active business in 1860,
President Of tho Michigan Southern. He was
also an active director OF the Chicago d Rock
Island Hailroad In its early history.
, 1873-04-21
FOREIGN.
The People Of San Salvador Pre-
pairing to Rebuild.
Fears Of an Epidemic from 0bstruoted
Sewers and Deoaying
Bodies.
The Dutch Faring Badly In the War
in 6umatra.
Mohammedan Plot to Massa-
ere the Christians in
Bosnia.


PANAMA, April 5.-Reports from San gnlyadnr
state that tho authorities still persist In ro-
building Tho oitv nm tho aamo alto ,,+ho,o,,
t,ia IL IL a;,,,t,, 49,. ,.,t,, I'm ~
hos haaa sI4Ao n1su NV soais 'n"s c'y
theloss. have removed to santa Teoln Tho only
building that stood tho shocks without thu ]onst
ipiurv was hu;ldino oroctod ~ t3n,,,or nI,n
,n,r,,i.a ~ s,..a.. ~ a t,- ~. s..eol 14,o
putoo ~ p,o7on' ID 10 import tlmpof from oa'"
11ornla, Tor the construction Of such earthquake
proof houses. Aid and money have been tonaerod
1io, Tvorvt,,;-, has .;.,a - s.H.ta''. rao
-~..u. ~. 'ut5snns n.9. nae r'7en 70 e1ofol1aht
P PFtcoe ,,1.aao frtsoners In Jul were removed to
,'nl psner PlacosI aho inc sisters OF Charity
nago poon oasidaous u their attendance on tho
s1ck 9nd wounded. CSpt; Kennedy Of H. B. II.
SniP tcolnueet, gave ~ tne asslstanGo ne could
tnI d statas aos LUG Mao o. Mr Bdle Uni
G"yor,,, ~ 4is.or. no !attof. as VOL the
TonIaa1 feIu1aoo lottofe OF thanka to Capt.
N2i: G4aot to,- ,.,...,,z Ill.,. A..
, 1873-04-21
THE INDIANS,

Lntcst Advtccs from tho n1odoc Coaan-
try.--The Troops Reinforced By vol~
Nntcers from Yrclxn-.-Jack,s IzaiItt
Relieved to Iso still iii tho Laws
nctis.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-A Yrcka dispatch
says Frank 1orrltt has Just arrived from tho
front, having left Mt 2p. N. Friday. Ho ro-
ports TINT tho Indians aro atill IN tho lavs-bcd,
soino OF tho A1odocs having been soon wloro
young Hovoy was shot, evidently kooping open
communication with tho lalo for wator. Il num-
bor OF Bhota woro arod along tho limo just boforo
ho Left. Tho troops aro still romnining in the
lava-bed. COL Porry aud 100 men started at 0
a.m' to-day. Merritt left for the south eide
laym-bod to cut the Indians OF from tho springs.
Faced Charley. without doubt, by tho deacrip-
foro reported.
Eugone Hovoy'a body was buried noar tho
as to be scarcely recognizable.
From note from tho Hon. J. K: Buttrol who
started out yesterday morning with o company
of volunteers from Yroka, VIC 1oarn that tloy or
&soso Eos oann % no0n BY % aoo9 5s fe9t
6; Burgess, Captain J. q. ''IE HEal!eclt
First Lieutenant, and A. Noble Second Lieuton-
ant: They aro vol armed anl mounted, NUM-
berin1g twenty mon. They arrived at Balls Inst
night. and would leave for. tho lava-bods at
o'clock this morning, oaoorting the regular
courier to headquarters.
Merritt rays the opizootic has not reached tho
front, but is bad ut Balls Place.
Detni1s OF General Crooks Pcnto Com
ference.
BAN FnANcIsco, April 2Q.-DetailB Of tho poaco
conference ut Camp Verde, April G, arc received
tonight. THO, conference resulted In tho ill.,
conditional snbmission and surrender Of two Of
n AnA 1.n,
, 1873-04-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Soribner's for May.
OPENING NUMBER OF 4 NEW VOLUME,
One Bound Vol. and Eight Nos. for S..

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NEn's." In "PICTOR1AL'' papers tbars is weird
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funny a. tho 1oterprcss dosorptlons Thoro IL 1no
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IN excellent account Of "ENGLISu pARLIA-
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, 1873-04-21

ropoal OF tho Classification act. Witnesa knew
that Barlow lobbied stronuoualy at Albany for
tho Eric Directory. Alr. Shoarman also statel
that stovons informed lin Tint money bud been
carriod to Attor'oy!S::1no Barlow hy Wheaton
i. pcckhan, mud i willie ho (Stovons) ,raa
eFo mSis9 an q s ?usy % 70 wnahoe Sas noft Ps t.
ham had dividci1c' Eth Dnrlow $4,000 feo
received in tho T Nod trial, whom the Grand
Jury was suddenly Schnrgod.
, 1873-04-21

New YoRK, April 10,-At the Erie investga-
tiou today, Thomas Bhcarman, aBsouiato cotiE-
aol with Nod for Fiak l. Gould, testified: Mr..
Gould told him. just before tho coup d ctat in
1857, that he ldould) could fix matters with At
torney-oeneral Barlow, and that he LED ndo been
traotod for. Simon steyons told the witness
that Barlow demanded 100000 Of den. sicklea
aa compensation for lls services In tho reyoltl-
ti0n nf tha Erie pIEQokQFyt knA tor procuring
, 1873-04-21
SltmATRA,

LONDON, April 20.-A dispatch from Ponang
6traits of Malacca, datod to-day. any tho latest
nows from Hunlatra is TINT tho butci forces haye
retreatod to tho soa-boach, .rhose thsy have en-
they can hold thor position thero long, ns thoy
arc vastly outnumbored by the Atchinez, whose
foroos arc constantly increasing. Tho losses OF
tho Dutch In killed md wounded since tho be-
ginning Of tho rebellion, aro ostimatod at 500 :;
thoao Of the Atchinez arc unknown, but must be-
worry heavy,
, 1873-04-21
NEBRASKA,
Unknown suicitac--tsaA "Details OF thu
1sr&rst HtorM.

Special DispGtch to Tke tAitado Tribune
OMAHA, April 1.-Two miles wost Of Papiron,
Mob, ncar tho railroad track, was found the
body Of a man with bullct-holo through his
breast. It il supposed he committed suicide. rs
q pistol was lying BY his aide. Ho WAS Ger
man. naluo unknown.
Every day brings startling news of tho late
storm throughout this Stnte, wholo families be-
Ing among tho missing. Dead bodies are being
recovered every day wherever tho storm ragged
with tho greateat yiolonoo.
, 1873-04-21
Utah ItGlFlRs

SALT LAKE, April 2o.-In an ARRAY between
negroes laat night, arising out Of . game Of
cards. two were shot through the breast and ona
badly cut In tho bao! by razor. Two Of ths
wounded are in dangerous condition.
Tho Arizona Mission ia moving rapidly. Sever
thousand men have boon called for tho purpose.
4 new Judge arrived.
, 1873-04-21

signal Service ISuron,t Reports and
Representations.
CHICAGO, April 20-1o:18p. m.
Tho following reports have been received from
the places mentioned below:
, 1873-04-21

ono Of tho carboyn Of aoid. Tho fro was con-
hnod to tho room In which 1t originated. Tho
oporating-room and o1lco Of tho Associated
water.
, 1873-04-21

TEHERAN, April 19.-Tho Shah loft the CAPITAL
yesterday for Europe. The whole population
and His Majesty received tho most touching
farewell from $4,000 Of his loyal subjects.
, 1873-04-21
ITALY.

ROME, April 20.-The Pope rose at hnlf-past
o'clock this morning, and said mass In his pri-
vate ehapol:. He subsequently gave m audience
to doputasion bringing Petor's ponce.
, 1873-04-21
An Elegant Home.

The house, with large brick barn,
NJ 81 Calumet-av., next north Of
thu residence Of Senator Logan, is
for sale on easy terms. The lot is
A5 feet by some $50 feet. One of the
finest locations in tho city. Inquire
of WIN. L. OGDEN, Cashier Tribune
Onoe. q to 4 u. IN,
, 1873-04-21
Boulevard Property.

80 Acres on the main Boulevard,
connecting the great Parks on tho
South and West Sides, only half q
mile south Of the Brighton House,
are for sale. One-third cash, bal
ance on years. time at per cent
interest. Inquire Of WIN. L. OGDEN.
Cashier Tribune Office, q to 4 p. III,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvana Sizes 10s Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
"a Reading Railroad, 5SI; Pennsylvania Railroad,
So Gold. 11l4
Mr. David Groesbeck, who retired from business in
Wall Street with an ample fortune some years
ago finds leisure tiresome and So with his large
means unimpaired, and still in the prime of manhood
returns to the Street to reembark in the business of
a banker and stock broker in company with his son.
The firm is David Groesbeck Il Son. with an office
at No 30 Broad-st. Mr.. Groesbeck will receive a
warm welcome on his return to the field where he
achieved his fame and fortune.
The directors of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany Of California have declared dividend of 8
per cent on its capital stock, being its first dividend
1t is payable on the 2Oth inst. presentation of
dividend warrant No. l. Eastern stockholders can
receive their dividend at the office of the Company,
No. 0 Nassau-st., New-York. The capital of the
Company is Sji,0OOOOO.
The earnings of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
and leased lines for the first week in September
were $il5,3OO being increase of $2OO96 over the
corresponding week In 1872
The earnings Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
Western Railway during the first week in Septem-
ber 1873. were: S33,7lI 80; 1872. S2s.sJs OF: in
crease. SQ,S5G Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
OFFICE or FISK q HATCH,
No / NAssAu-sI- NEM-NORk. Sept. ID. Is

No. ) NASsAU-ST, NEw-YoRK. Sept Is, 1873
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD-A GREAT
EAST AND WEST TRUNK ROAD-420 miles in length.
connecting the Atlantic by the shortest line, with
the commerce of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers is
completed and in regular operation. The through
freight of products to and from the Western States
srapidly increasing. is also the mineral traffic of
the confirming and iron-making industries along
the route.
We are selling Tor the Company their SEVEN PER
CENT GOLD BONDS, secured by mortgage liens on the
whole valuable property, at 30 and accrued interest;
81 900 EACH either coupon or registered, payable in
gold CON- in NewYork City, principal aud interest:
interest January and July.
Being the obligations of a very responsible coTpo-
ration, secured by a great productive property.
worth over $4O,00O,00O, now entering upon pros
porous career they are desirable for investors.
We also have a small amount of the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO,
price SCI aud accrued interest; denominations, SEQ,
$780, and 81 900, interest payable in NewYork May
and November
We recommend both classes of bonds to our friends
and customers
We also continue to deal in GOVERNMENT AND
CENTRAL PACIFIC AND WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS.
execute orders at the Stock Exchange for invest
ment Stocks and Bonds receive Deposits, on which
we allow interest at the rate of per cent por
annum, and conduct general Banking business.
Fisk * HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
Glendinning, Davis & Amory's closing prices were

The London advices reported matters there quiet,
though as money became in better demand at the
close prices of Consos and American securities be-
came heavy. The Bank of England gained GS8,0OO
on balance to-day. The more active feeling in
money gave to Foreign Exchange sitter feeling,
at least for sight, which was per cent above sixty
days, the card rate being 109i with sales sixteenth
under. Business the whole well up to official
rates. No special consideration affected gold, and
the rates were down from Ill at the opening to Ill,
with free offerings of long gold at the decline. On
gold loans the rates A. 2, /, and per cent for
carrying. The days operations at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were as follows: Gold cleared,
S5l 600; gold balances S1,752,2OO; currency bal
ances, $2,0l5239 The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$293,OOO in called Five-Twenies discussing $4,000
in coin interest on the public debt The Customs
receipts for the past week S3,S07,174 and the
Internal Revenue receipts to-day S671,Gl7 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
SALES FROM 81 O'CLOCK P. NJ TO CLOSE OF BusI
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
MONDAY, Sept. l5-P. VI.


Despite the fears Of panic and disorder in Stock
Exchange affairs to-day, as a natural sequence TO
Saturdays trouble among certain clearinghouse,
the various markets have been comparatively quiet
and featureless though the railway and
share speculation has been hestating and feyersh,
operators seeming to be in doubt as to the future
course of prices. The business in extent has
been perhaps above the average for the
past two weeks, while the changes in
prices were frequent and fractional. On
the whole the market was barely steady in tone, the
general list being only indifferently supported,
though the Vanderbilt stocks held strongest Erie
Preferred was also strong, opening ut 20 ex-diy.
sellingup to 49, and closing at 72l. Erie Common
opened at 5sl decline of per cent from Saturdays
closing prices and after selling at $50 and 81. closed
at SO. Western Union Telegraph was perhaps the
most active stock upon the list, moving
rapidly and frequently within the extremes
of S9s and 9Ol, closing at 500. Lake Shore
was freely taken, and very good business was done
m N. Y. Central. Pacific Mail, Wabash, and Rock
Island. Harlem sold at 1881, decline of ! per cent
from Saturdays price. Morris and Essex fetched
Oh, New-Jersey Central 10lsdl02 and Michigan
Central sGGS6l., We notice sale of 200 Illinois
Central scrip at par A sale of 100 shares Canton
was reported at S. IA like amount of Consolidation
Coal selling at %. Adams Express sold at o. The
general market closed steady. Tho opening. high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
We annex the official closing rates Of FOREIGN Ex-

The money market has been abundantly supplied
with loanable funds to-day, and borrowers readily
obtained their requirements. During the morning
the rate was per cent, but in the afternoon the
rates were Sal, with exceptions at ). In discounts
business is small prime acceptances moving at 10 to
II per cent.
United States securities have been moderately
active, and the market as usual unsettled and IT.
regular. The closing quotations were on the basis
Of 1G to 116 for 1SG1s Fisk & Hatch report as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
OF the city bank shares, sales reported of Man
haitian at 1901. Merchants at 49, and Bank of New
York NJ 121 The fnllnWinO are the hhs.

Railroad bonds were strong and in brisk request
from investors-S10,OOO Erie Sd mortgages sold at
o. Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Is selling at
1911. The recently declared dividend of three per
cent on Central Pacific Railroad stock stimulated a
good demand for the bonds, which sold at 99l099..
The following are the bids for railroad bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
New- Jsrsep Real estate for Sale.
GOnnrrp Real estate tOr Sale.

! WILL SELL 80 LOTS at 5000 TO $500 each !;
surrounded bv mleu villas D'mondsL close to faoush en-
trance Prospect Bridge with rapid transit aui hast SIDE PARK
improvements vii double the vslse these lots i years lKe
rOmnal ar worh ~ 900 each bat needing money VII sar
&C. portion this really beautiful PROPERTY Apply tod MAC AkIl
rs Gol-t BROOKLYN. Al the Shops OF Mccarthy a. '"
Mitchell, Painters lud Coutacionf, r !oue RepAr. - Ann
EOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
A MARBLE QUARRY ated Che town or Cpcseysvile
Baltimore Coaniy miles from Baltimore CITY, with all the
appliances active operation complete orier ng Of
fass patent steam smi with SIX gangs Of avs steam cranes
with ali The Tools tenement houses, black
smhhop mules harness With railway quarry The
cpa portion the used the erection Of the Cts Hall in
City furnished this quarry Of which
also the contractors Of thai building ant the completion their conr
and business the Offering this property
for sale a = sacriice
desiring purchase will please apply NJ A. SSSON Co
New City Hall Building Baltimore ND In person
or by letter
SPLENDID 10-acre high ground corner LOT,
- with 9sere pasture lot opposite grand view brook 800 T. road
'front.' groves T. p o., &c good uezhbOrsi
oulv ~ 800 T. BOOKHOUT 90 Bheryst \. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
THE MARK ELS.

TCarefalT reported ler ruHuNEi
MONDAY. sept IS, 1873
ASHES The recruits to-day IL pigs Pots que! bat
sss AZ. cuo,.i Al ~ % Pearl. sred doll and nominal
No u0uuss qsSI ~ ~ 1-oe-s
with he ,tock IN rciuJ V 2Oil bags Java qaoel
market for Cotaa tao spot dab All les ae
lie Iower ou all eGeeV Ordinary wbb adr swal oaeIa2s 81
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