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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-11
Hardware, Stoves, Heaters.

TIN, COPPER, and SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. $40 ELIzApETa AvsEux,
Union Square.
splendid assortment of Stoves, Ranges, Hard.
ware Table Cutlery. Lamps, &C., always on hand
TIN ROOFING a SPECIALITY.
Sc call is solicited. nsIy
,JonN IRWIN
TIN, COPPER. and SHEET IRON WORKER,
AND DEALER IN
STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS. &C.,
129H Fret street. Elizabethport.
Boat Pumps made and repaired tc order. Gut
ters, Roofs and Leaders made to order.
Repairing of all kinds attended to. dIe1y
lei. aAhkruA1zH'
No, IL ELIZABETH AVENUE,
Near Broad Street,
Manufacturer of the new improved CHIMNEY
TOP VENTlLATOR, Also. a large assortment of
Il, st-cloes pARL0R, HEATING AND COOKING
STOVES, sold at the lowest prices.
IS All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron made to
order. mr3O
p MArHEs,
Successor to J.. W. Bretten,
No. 400 Morris avenue above the depot.
Manufacturer, under Brettelrs patents, of
flat-keyed Night Latches and Door Locks,
Formulation Bank, Vault and safe Locks.
Locks repaired. Door Plates, Street Num-
bers, Speaking Tubes, Bell Hanging and
Locksmithing. Engraving and Silver Plat
ing.
HONEST Materials, Honest Work and
elsewhere call and see
JOHN HILTON.
HEATERS, STOVES, COOKING UTENSILS,
of all kinds and best quality,
At THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
Corner of Broad and Washington streets,
Elizabeth, N. j. mh13
IN K. THOMPSON ',u.
PLUMBER. STEAM. and GAS FILTER,
No. East Jersey Street. near broad
NEEOABE " sP1TTLEHoUsE,
Nc. - EAST BROAD STREET.
Are tho only Agents for the celebrated
WARREN ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
ID oBEhT W. PARSONS, formerly with E. NJ.
III HERRtCK N Co, has started business on his
own account, corner CATHARINE STREET and
MAGNOLIA AVENUE. lin, sheet Iron and Cop
per work of every description. Furnaces and
Ranges put up and cleaned. Repairing and ma
terlel furnished. Tin wsre and jobbinR of all
klndG. mh22y
7 j. ooHNE'
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS AND
STEAM FILTER,
No. 70 EAST BROAD STREET,
GAS FIXTURES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Boilers, Sinks, Pumps, Bath Tubs aud
Plumbers Brass Work.
All orders promptly attended to.
Agent for G.. W. RAIDER q Co.'s Dram Pipe.
Only agent for the Barstow Elevated Range
in Elizabeth.
lUlCDplOlul.
~ GRAHAM & SON,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDING SUPERlN-
TENDENTS,
g.. ELIZABETH, N. J..
q. GRAHAM. G. G. GRAHAM.
poBERT S. GREEN, VIM. P. WILSON.
LAW OFFICES,
Rooms corner of Broad and Grand street.
p. o. Lock Box, 81, Elizabeth, N. j.
DAYID b. PROVOST,
ARCHITECT,
No. MORRIS AVENUE,
Two doors from depot. lyl2y
.ToHN W. hADAw'
ARCHITECT
AND BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT,
No. 215 Broad street. tup-stairs.)
Terms moderate ja5
I oUIS QUEEN
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
No. 219 Broad street, I'D foor,)
APPS Elizabeth, n. J.
A LBERT n. DABB,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDING SUFFER-
INTENDENT,
No. 27 FIRST STREET.
Ie9y
e. C. HINMAN'
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
No. 179 Broad street, Cory Building.)
dS0 1y
GORGE H. ROPES
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office-Corner of First and Fulton streets,
over Philip Mohr's Confectionery, Elizabeth.
port.
HENRY F. FAIRBANK,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
No. 203 Broad street, Opposite First Ma
tionsl Bank)
Oldest Justice in Union county. alloy
HENRY GORHAM,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IOSDoS Nov. l9-l230I urcoa,O. Or %9aey, 92'sse2's
f5r the 92 1924 United STATES Fye-i sen hoss
1868. old 929g 1908, 30 TenForis, 9li hes F'es sS
I7saPo5I Nov I9212:3Gp ncoton. steady 10
transactions.
LyFRroot Nov 49, m.Cottol Is tgl and unehrsc;
10 400 b,lcs including 600 speculation and
Los 1872 mlhe q discount ia she open M ft
for hills per cent OF per cent bcoB 'he b4n
England rate. -. a.,
ding Uplnd nothing below Low hGdngs, shipped Aaiinhei m
December 3-l6L Bealsu4s quiet Cheese Jbd Y esi
for the best grades If American hne. -,
LoSDoS, No. 1873 nj ue Railway shares, 3oL Pans ID
patches quote Rentes At O1t iJc eo.
LIVERPOOL Now 1873 . mof the Cotton sales to-day os"
bales American. ~.
LoNDos Nov. 1880 ?. n-Ere Rslvar shares. 81 - .
LosDOy Now 1874 m.-bne Railway shares. 80 Pans %
pache. quote Rentss a 59L j5c. ---...
LoNpoy 1850 m.Consol. Cor money S2S a3 ,of
the account 02T, United States Five tselty bonds ooIs, wa
Ten-foriies. 9Os.; New Eve. 9lls -,
FRANKFORT l9lntei states FTe-IWea. so1cS 81
the OF lsO2.
LONDON, Nov. 1915 .. D-Erie Railway shares, 36l4
ANrwsIP, Nov. l9-Pe0cuia 81 a, nc Pale ANeretr
PARIS, Nov. l9.--Rentes closed at J1L b2lss -
LoSDOS Nov l9EyoaiD. CONN tosla, 3 p cgt Lluse'
OIL 500 6id429 81 Y spirits .Groentne 80 6G"99R eyt
Now l9kyenngBaoon, 4olO = ewL of NeS aAeS
Ribbed M.sdles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

At9AS, Nov 1swIs, led ct che siyancs reported r
no sales .por'ed lOda' ne a at eV9S3e' Corn ',ts ge
BaeTh. market rules ng, h,rs siny 81 - fer No Two
owei do 81 s. for No Canada 81 6OaSl 6j r u a'
and Qliae Ns-rhe5e !. b.! Lae DONG. os qns't'
Flour qqs. and steady. STs, sgssF,P. & 20 - No. S
s. DO Bxtrs SO 5OdS7 90 90. Pmir ssGsb J0 wesrs
s1Derane 81 25as5 Er, - 5OasG 7ji DO f@ &c 7ss
WestSin X%b ii 56ss S. Com doll wSe soaera
s Il. OTIS dali sootleS 4SSjSc Ec ssdy ~ r;i,s,
steady FaiE to Prime 70 casOss at 2oG@2e wsy iae' S'
BrYglO, Nc, l9-Lske and rail Imports for s q. q tG-
Flour 2l07o tbA Wheat, 9402ls bush Corr 59 sol lsa
Oats gao busn Baries i6o9d bGh Re- 5000 ba'' fs,s
e. Ss'i Too H sa, TS o Ss O GA. f r.: aOC 1
-, A@ee1 "a 5osSS ~Sie - S9eS wss s'9
Spring at 81 PSI Chicago No Spag. II 81 Red Water - 80
bush No Mixed Western 5Is 1900 bush d. a DE-
qaieti sales of .Ea lots No. meem at 4Se 7oo bush We
TworONed State 81 l7asl %. ohs-arte unchanged ea
81 % for No. sSn 81 c % w. gee. ~" II
Der gl OSi January sc5 d. s5e bged, 9oc oiS oen
s.nSsr' ae J.nSsfy asa Mixed 40 Ess' So; Sc
q 81 DE Pff.% as &c. " Re s, 4 s. & s n
WHISKY .cve higher at ssGSSa Provision. .ny i,a's
dNTgs s.'sr sndsr srisaOdosry reee os' tla a -"
e. 90 PC ss's Z. 90 Ys sSS Ba Meat. sys' e ,,
pss.d Green s:.shoS I se s '' ssS;. @ NAE S
ssot c''.S aieaIe' S' FresA..Sa Buas lsa !, ss
bush Corn 5000 bush Oats, 1000 Rye 600 bod
BARLEY shiPments-so 600 bb Flour. 80 giVU
Barley. ~ -
CIscIsSAr New l9.-Pour frn 81 SO COAST wtes, a ~
dsmAnd and ADVANCED At 81 30d$l 49, eenast az
higher sheed Soc In the SEE New 43dt4c i've snc
sIS O.u steady at 80 a42e Barley demand tn ~
sef am ana iair demand Provisions upr Pork-sssgS
si2 bad 70, November LaIdsteam frlaly a ssc ksSs
aSotse held ocl sales Of CeI lib Sides 5S 5ssi ak
Sesr Slices o'sdee Bacon 1mI obbng ues Of ssosr %
pee Clear KID sides 6tr Clear SIDES, bRd8s Live hso
strong sses a. IS 10 dS4 %. receip 10 0OOi s.eu ~
Greea Meats hrm sales Of shoulders &c; Clear K ~
Clear sdo. oSc Ham, 7s7fsc Whisky stesayAt s5c ,
cisysi<sD Nov l1-Orain market Wheai-tat
Red Winter 81 So No. Red 81 IS Corn b6e o4rr-Ss .
&ae Petroleum qsiet Had steady; unehssgd =,
DETROIT Nov lS-tloar quiet and unchanged What ntn ~
81 <ssGtl 81; Amber hgan 81 49, Cos STEADY 6essie
Osts In coca dsussd at 80 he freisht da % Oxege &c
oeipo-l4OOO bush Wheat 900 bush Corn GOO osh
shpmeuts-S 600 bush wheat and 900 ba.h Oa,,
LoysvILs Nov. l9-Poa STEADY. Wheat arm, 1.-THE efshf
aoninsl Germ fair osnand al 5S902 Ots steady AZ ieef
Rye steady At 1UeIte Barley 81 50Gsi S. Live Hogs ss "a
Sctve at$4 6$A 10 wshs ss he'd for ssss
seeeipu 1000 Pork SIS Bacon srut bhoahes es Chat "
dss sac clssr .s,dss, 7e PACKED Bgis esessa
7sssssi ks 9c feed isSair Green Meats shs.s:7
7te whbfy steady a soc. -.
hnuApEns, Nov. le-Ficus quiet ssl unchanged VIZ
shsdy, No ]. q l2sl No y cash ii O9Ii pssss,sA"
q @S. J:ssay q oss. os.. s...a' q sac m
Mined tSe Rye In fnf demand ana fna a ga of ~
Barley AN Senasd and fmi Ne Spring 81 as LAserrg
whsA 1sesaA u ossss~ lte sssps-s 900 ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

dentia wbisperinQs of war by those who profess to
know that vast naval preparations are being made
abundant money at simple z per cent; and q sup
posed short interest In stocks are among the cher
causes Of the enhanced prices. Pacific Mail would
doubtless have gone forward with the rest of the list
upon the CLASSY surface Of easy money market II
IL were not held in check by the talk of being
regarded as one of the first of the fancy stocks
likely to be damaged by scvering OF our friendiJ
relations with any formidable foreign power. IL is
not necessary for us to repeat or give currency 10
the harsh things said and suspected in tho street
as to the designs of Government, yielding 10 the
supposed influence Of well-known hangers on, 10
whom even preparation for war would be godseno.
Suffice il that the air is full OF suspicion, ana that
the effect is to advance stocks. upon the theory that
war means the issue Of more irredeemable paper.
That gold instead Of following stocks has actually
receded is attributed in some to the opera
tons of bull clique that chose TO realize their hand
some profits by selling at least portion of their hold
ngs OF the speculative stocks Western Union was the
greatest gamer by the days strife, having been
marked up about 3 per cent since the close yester-
day. Erie came next with an advance OF more than
two points, followed by Lake Shore at Il higher;
Northwest, III Central and Hudson, u; Rock
Island andSt Paul. 1! EACH and several lesser gains
on the lesser stOcks--a saving Pacific Mail, when
fell away per cent and seemed almost fTiendless.
The greatest rally during the day Twas towards the
close of business on the authoritative announce
ment that large city bank reported TO have been
embarrassed was found to be perfectly solvent The
opening highest lowest. and closing prices were as
9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
ury was as follows
Foreign exchange was strong and rates were adj
vanced to the following quotations at the close:


There has been no change in the money market.
and call loans have been easy all day at and per
cent. In commercial paper we quote prime grades
at u TO Is and IL per cent, some very choice names
as low as 10 per cent.
Government bonds were only moderately active
and inclined to some irregularity, though good
demand was reported for almost all the leading
issues. The market closed firm on the basis of 49,
to IA for lS67s. The final street quotations were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

L. ri. LUDLOW e. CO.. Auctioneers. will sell STOCKS,
BONDS and SECURITIES at auction on one day 8
notice, if required.
f. H. LUDLOW will give, as usual, his personal az.
tention to such sales and, until further notice. at
reduced rates,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Conpon or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed Dy tne
Eorrr,Ts nIE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, SlUDVU'
Er 40 e t the office of the Company, No 10 Cedar
o. n Y JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODLCE.

Pr Yorta Rirer Vss.sls ant Eeiroafs
Nov. 1926 pkgs Ashes, Pss BeesEE, ~ boS ogre oos
MI Folr 3g bas Meal 1853 233 huh. Wheat lOl3l3 Jea
Corn $40 bush. Oats 55s4 5ash RE l25O b9,h Ne 100
5 pkgs Dried Fri l7lO b0 kygs 10 bos Deans 5II hs
bales Hemp 2G7 bales HOPS 81 bles Moss i-i SIS Is
100 pkgs Searin % pkg TaoT 22J cake 3 pseA Bed
2S5 pkgs PORK 552 Pkys Gu. Me 66d &C. Lard. o. ess Lar
Pe,uts $50 Pkg. Starch 3o5 pkg Tea IS hha ioOao 0z
psgS. Tobacco. 90 bales Woo, 4Z1 bOls. 1naAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

No. WIL-Sr, NEW YORK. Nov. IL, 1S79.-cWe
have this day formed copartnership under the urn
name of CAPRoN g. MERRIAM, for the transacnne
of a Banking and Commission Business IN STOCKS,
Bonds Gold &c. X. j. CAPR0N, late X, j. Capron u
Co. w. W. MERRIAM, late Merriam q Bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Proi r.
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

The Philadelphis stock market Is steady. Penn
svlyania sizes 10I Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
n; Reading Railroad. 50; Pennsylvania Railroad.
AL Gold 1884,
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Mem Publications.

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Philosophy vols On Liberty The Soiecn Of Women both N
Positive PhlosOpby vol, II 80 CHEAPER kD
Representative Governments l2mo II 20 on h1et5y
The Subsection Of Women limo plain. 81 20
MEMORIAL VOLUME 16no 81. HENRY HOLT CO.,
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CCRIBNER FOR 1874

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Davis q Amorys closing prices were

Tho London advices did not bear out the appre-
tensions expressed in certain directions yesterday
and there was nothing in the situation to warrant
the expectation that the late causes for financial
trouble are over. Consols have been strong all day.
and United States bonds irregular but Erie stiffened
m from 81 to 35l New-York Central closed "a TO
73 The Bank of England rate of discount was I'M
altered at per cent with money in the open market
a point lower. The prevailing cheerfulDess was
apparent on Exchange, which was iirmer. The
situation at the banks here is one OF I'M
movement and collectively they hold 30,f75,0OO.
a gain since yesterday of 100000 the total then
being enormously given 81, $4,000 through a
mistake in the returns of the banks to the Clearing
hOuse whereas il should have been S2S,Sl50QO Gold
opened strong at 109 but under the favorable Tor
eign news the selling Of the bulls and the absence
of actual war news the price declined to lO9s, with
no subsequent material reaction despite the advance
in the rates of sterling. On gold loans the rates
were 1-32 3-6i T. gold, and per cent The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest aud
s25jOOO in called bonds The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared,
Sl91S 900 gold balances, Sl4O99'5; currency bal
ances ST. 427 The following were the quotations
lo:Oo.lO97s 11;3O..lO9ls O..."lO9a 2;3o lO5 s
III 90. l09l2 30..l00s 2:OO..."lO9b @lO9b
The davis business of the United States SubTreas-
ury was as follows:
Gold receipts ... s0395sl 50 Cureney paints Q6I12 q
Gold payments. 147Q 233 81 Curreacy baance'o w ~
Gold balance - 99Gjsl 0o Custons.'' 2oOOVo W
Curreucy recsptsI l.6ll.5o3 IL
Foreign exchange was strong and rates were adj
q. .ho folI,,vinO mat tinua nj the close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

WEDNESDAY Nov. 19-P.M
With the single exception Of Pacific Mail. all the
speculative favorites are considerably advanced
beyond tho prices nIeyA!apt yesterday. The conf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
THE MARKETS.

TIE ouotarons COTTON 70 store Tu1nhs TO Vu"
,nars than half A grafe above below qunteL
20 DELIgERl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

Forward deliveries arr lice lower bn' tue Transactions were
on, hunted. .ales a. ali basis Of Low Mdll,s; 400
Sales last evening aner December lOV 10 l2Ie ~
i5e ,nuary 400 ol6c; 200, 10 1891 lOO ici req
Is1y 300 is 1859 MARCH, 600 1879 100 10 l5l6,; AgeL
BOO 10 Bloc; 200, 16i. total 200 bseA BIchangeo.loe
M NOVEMBER 300 IA 2752 700 "a $780,, 10 lw T. &C.
becsmber 2O i5c 200 IA 2932c 200, l4 low "a 20
800 l4T 200 ii 2732c; 800. IA - 100 IA 2sS2ci 10
"a 5iG January 400 10 SI6eI 300 Is 932ci 100 l0
Is $685. 500 200 10 S2e' 100 200 70 Luz 49, 49,
IS 532c 100 rs 3l6c; February, 100 10 1891 o SOo
rs 76c; 500 10 1926 100 49,; IgO - i'o oo'
is iSlec 100 l5'e 800 10 lSlS APf s6o S S"
has been nothing done in Coffee at tbs maS snu
ntees quoie. but from baltimore We S5n %
~ NO per Aleilde 900 do. do, heJeei 80
% 2:,c 90 D. showing rather 6rnrr inarEet -. IL.
FO Al MEALThe demand or Flour more aetVe abd qe
general prices grades are higher Shipping ohi c
md ard AZ advancing n sympathy with the strong upward oVeo
H. bc,t. oot Snperle aud grades Extra aabe az e
close ne make. better Tor most grades VIII Qa,e 81
-d FOR sbDng grades: notice inquiry s the iu'ue sas
Of "A 600 bots aelang $500 6bb Shipping Extras '0f '" "
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT. N y sToCR h1oHhSoB hHhH''
NOV. 10 1873 .
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEpARIMENT.ios ocLoS On fisi,
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Corporation Notices

PROPOSALS FOR PIG LEAD.
sEALED PROPOSALS ell be received a. che cnes Of os .On
Until e. 1873, AZ 0escf iof
furnishing ONE HUNDRED Tons 81 PIG LEAD - n
Por full Information The CITY Record Copies TOT sale " No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

5000 U s 6s. Reg, 81 - i
2, 800 be G.. ...............i To-
l'OOH U y 5-2 CD '62....l US =
], 900 U 5 $40 Cou ~, be- 1854
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
OU A d RU PIE SH e E T.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

1.-THE FINANCIAL PANIC SUBsIDINGl A TRI-
UMPH FOR MODERATIoNl WISDOM OF
THE POLICY OF PRESIDENT GRANT,-
LEADING ARTICLE-EIGHrH PAGE.
REFRESHING THE FINANCIAL PANICl THE
STOCK EXCHANGE AND GOLD ROOM
CLOSED TO PERMIT SETTLEMENTSi
HEAVY ISSUES OF CURRENCY BY THE
sUB-TREAsURY AND CLEARING HOUSES
RUNS ON BANKSl GENERAL RESULTS
SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET DISQUIETED
BY THE NEWS FROM WALL STREET. THE
RUN ON COOKE McCULLOCH h col EF-
Feet ON OUR "GOvERNMENTSr-NINTH
PAGE
WALL STREET CONvALESCENTl THE BUSINESS
DONE YESTERDAY THE FOREIGN MAR
KET-REAL ESTATE-THE GREAT ALLEN.
MCOOLE RING BATTLE TO-DAY-ELEvENTH
PAGE
THE SAVINGS BANKS PRESIDENTS TAKING
ACTION IN THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
CHARLES BRADLAUGH DECLARES FOR
LAW AND ORDER-NINTH PAGE
THREATENING SITUATION AT ALICANTE,
SPAIN BRITISH INTERPOSITIONl BOUR-
BON DECENTRALIZATION l. GARIBALDI
PROFFERS HIS SERvICES-NTNTH PAGE.
RUM0RED RESIGNATION OF CAPTAIN GEN.
ERAL PIELTAlN-IMPORTANT GENERAL
NEWS-NINTH PAGE.
VICTOR EMMANUEL RECEIVES CORDIAL
GREETING In BERLlN-GENERAL MAN.
TEOFFEL MADE FIELD MARSHAL
Ninth PAGE.
A BIG FIRE IN SMYRNA, TURKEY-CHAM
B0RD'S POLICY-THE SPANISH STEAM
SHIP MURlLLO SEIZED By THE BRITISH
NINTH PAGE.
SPEAKER BRAND. OF THE COMMONS, AND
EARL RoSEBERRY, EMBARKED FOR NEW
YORK DESPERATE RIOT IN BURY ST.
EDMUNDS-NNrH PAGE.
NO THIRD TERN FOR THE PRESIDENT THE
VOICE OF THE WEST ON C4ESARlSM AND
OUR FEUDAL SYSTEM-TENrH PAGE
Mr. MLLARD FILLMoRE's VIEWS ON THE
PRESIDENCY, THE CHIEF JUSTICEsHIP
AND AMERICAN DIPLOMACY A LUCID
REVIEW OF THE PAST AND FORECAST
OF THE FUTURE-FIFTH PAGE.
THE BIG LOTTERY PRIZE SUIT OTHER LIT.
IGATONS-TuE HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH
DEERHOUND = TICHBORNE'S STRONGEST
POINT-CHOLERA In THE EAsT-TnR-
TEKNTH PAGE.
TINUED CONFIDENCE IN THE TRUST COM.
PANY-A JERSEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PAGE.
WnAL AmtftlCA hECEiNEC ThOM CWiiLEhr
LANDi VALUABLE TRADE STATISTICS
TWELFTH PAGE.
TIE INTERNATIONAL INVENTORS CONGRESS
IN VIENNA PHILADELPHIA THE NEXT
PLACE OF ASSEMBLY-FIFTH PAGE.
JERSEY MUNICIPAL CORRUPTION NEWARK
AFTER THE RlNGMASTERs WITH "A
SHARP STICK"-AQUATIC STRUGGLES
AFFAIRS IN CHINA AND JAPAN-TESrH
PAGE.
ENTRIES FOR THE DEERFoOT TROTTTNG MEET.
Nc-THE FLEETWOOD FINALE-PROSPECT
PARK-SH0oTING AT CREEDMoOR-JER.
6EY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAeH
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

BY General Read In Paris. senator 'Edmunds, Cuu.
gresham RoDerts Charles Francis Adams, Jr., ana
others were present at the dinner.
Rev. W. II. II. Murray. OF Boston, preacher, leo
turer, author, deer shooter and horse fancieS VII,
exhibit Live Oak and Morgan Abdailah. TWO OF his
finest horses at the Meriden, Conn.,, fair.
Old Brigham Young has returned to Salt Lake
City from his mountain trip and commenced pitch
ing into the poor Latter Day Saints for not paying
up their titnings. He says the Lord will have
nothing to do with them II they do not pay up
more regularly.
John Quigly, alias the Duke depot baggageman
at Troy, N. T., and Joseph Louderill, an engineer
on the Hudson River Railroad, have agreed and
bound themselves by regular articles to have set
to, without gloves, at some convenient place In
Canada, on or about the Goth OF October, for the
sum OF 500. May the best man become martyr.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

ment Their displeasure goes for nothing
when the whole country approves. Six mil
lions of currency in exchange for fve-twenties
will do much toward relieving the stringency
of the money market and by the end of the
week fresh purchases wiH probably bring all
necessary relief We have praise both for
what the President has done and for what he
refused to do. In refusing to be swept away
by the panic, and in refusing to be persuaded
into using the Treasury reserve so as to risk
the bankruptcy of the country, General
Grant showed GOODNESS and pluck not un-
worthy Of his military fame, and proved him
self great statesman as well as great soldier
Whatever the result of the crisis his rare
courage has given him new claim upon the
affections of the country.
A remarkable feature of this panic, in addi-
ton to those already referred to, is the sta
bility of government securities. Gold has
not materially advanced, nor United States
bonds materially declined. The fluctuations
are not greater than in ordinary times. These
things indicate the confidence reposed in the
general and the prosperity of the country.
The Continent was never so rich in harvests
or in mines. Wheat and corn, gold and iron,
coal and oil, are abundant Never was
everything which can make people great
and prosperous more plentiful. There is good
cheer in this, and we may find that, as h tenn
porary arrangement of the system often leads
to surer health, so will this crisis lead to o
better condition in business enterprise. The
moderation which the HERALD has counselled
and which the people have adopted, tho wise
policy Of the President and the general
approval of his course, the soundness of the
banks and of our mercantile and most of our
commercial houses, together with rich harvests
and universal content, are all hopeful signs.
When the panic in Wall street is over and we
are able to look back upon the excitement and
fears of the past few days without anticipating
any possible danger, we shall have still fur
ther cause for congratulation in the assurance
that panic among the brokers cannot of
itself produce crisis in the country, and that
legitimate business may go on unharmed
while speculation is stricken to the earth.