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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-18

Farming -ImmigratfOn--PO-
litics-Free RailrOs IS, &C., &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

The money market was easy, comparatively, dur
ing the forenoon. at seven per cent gold interest
TO a sxtyfourth and interest with good deal dong
also att currency. The later demand was more ac-
tive and rates hardened, until just before the close
of bank loans commanded as much az l-32 and inter-
est to l-l6 fat. Discounts were more quiet. The
legal tenders outstanding tonight amount 10 $751;
$4,000, decrease of $4,000 since Saturday. The
internal Revenue receipts to-day were 100000 The
following are the Treasury balances at the close
Currency S3,000000, an increase Of 81 100000 and
gold S76l50OOO, of which S2G $4,000 in eertif-
Gates.
The Government bond market opened weak in
tone, and trte lower in sympathy with gold, but
prices improved afterward and steadier feeling
prevailed; 1923 sold at 11ss 1865 new, at 1l7lD
117s 1868 at 119iGl19s SIS at l6b and 1868,
registered, at 117tG1l7!. Fisk & Hatch report as
followg n 4 n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
REAL ESTATE.

rVw-YoRK Monday April %. 1878.
The Exchange was but slimly attended, to-
- en- majority of instances the advertised Of
otther adjourned postponed. We give
particulars at foot 49, ...,o-.0, 90 nc.
Al private "a e the following mas oeen reporter W US
1s-aoran A Iespinasse, the plot know as NO % on
,he man Of the "Dyokman" estate, Tor SO'ON'
EXCHANGE SALES. APRIL %.
~ Maller. Wilkins 90.
- hgboop browr-stone 'front.' house aud lease Of lot 25r
feo ~ The soutbev fde Of Foureenthst between finn and
49, tsewn As No. the lot leased from the spinger es
80 an expires 1874 a. 700 per tguum ground Ia Win '
AZ he propoei withdraw, adjourned,
=, bf IN Cor sooount Of parties IN interest -
m omoed be made az the Exchange Tor as
''''sl Tsssiay 4pril 2s-B y SuRcr gWs7a. Co.
sale bv Of + G. Lghte decreased two lots 90 on
T Nde uiuthst $50 feet eAS'er' 10"
or Of David NJ Garrison lots located the
Be- evard Nicholas Filth Teuih. and hie'ehu
Erhtv-second Oue-bun0red Cuehnnor
Oae-uadfea and irTglth, and OnehnnsIe0 ~
81 Hpoh " Camp
Corporation sale OF parcels Of real estate ln''01s Wv
R,gh,seu,h AM market property . ann,
T.l L under tbe direction Of Thomas H. Iandon. referee nous
ana Ia W oQ ocsted on the eastery Of West Broao" ~ ~
herly from ais0 lease Of ioIi oVA' 'oAui
sanding thereon, adjoining on the street rs e house
an iot 2sSg located The nOrher SIDE Of Twenty So ~
- oh on The premises at Throggs Neck weehester OOah
,veral vlots si lana compriuug between q and % ACRES
Bg A ,. 6ieeokeT, SoH a Co a., ., ,.sterv
,pr Of Boomrae Rosi ard Ouehun ired and ile,n-s s
sale Of hoae and 10 lots Of land, ooAiea Oh Fi'sp'
n .. r.v Cty n j. four lots each 20zloo located
- -, ~ ,loffest and rarOsd; also three o.eAeh
zsru0 o. Lo-,t. between ChAdoe-st ana ne f@lOso-
ID b. Pters0u i 60.
lots o oand 20 be the premises located ID me
rfa Newark \. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
MONDAY. Anril 2s-P. NJ.


The week opened upon excited condition Of af-
fairs at the Stock Exchange, and matters had a
much more serious look than at the close on Satur-
dav. This was largely II not entirely due TO the
suspension of the Atlantic Bank the details Of which
have to-day transpred, and will be found elsewhere
in THE TRIBUNE. Despite the fact that the institu-
ton is small one, and had few important accounts,
a feeling of disquietude engendered, which was
manifested in closer money this afternoon and weak
and declining stock market all the way through.
Use was made Of this defalcaton, and the conse-
cuent ruin Of the bank TO press stocks for sale aud
reports were also circulated in regard TO other
banks Tor the same ultimate object Though the
double effect was to produce genuine weakness
and distrus vet so far as the stories IN regard TO
other banks were concerned, there was no founda-
ton for them so far as tie public is at present adj
vised. The market opened at about Saturday ng-
ures and declined, later reactng somewhat but
again declining in the afternoon, the depression
being assisted by active money so that at the close
the market was weak at the lowest prices of the day.
with general sense of depression everywhere prev
alent. The stocks most active in the run down were
Western Union Pacific Mail, and ST. Paul, those
being the three stocks around which the tangled web
of speculation is thrown The entire list was lower,
however and the full range of prices Is fairly set
forth in the annexed table Of opening, highest low
Ill, faff.a LIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

This announcement had no influence upon the
market, however and il is possible the effect oil both
has been discounted. The earliest sale was at iIft
but the price fell TO 1l7i returned to ll7 and al
noon was ll7s again. later declining 10 III, and ruling
henceforward at ll7.a117 The rates paid for carry
ing we're T. O. and Tar per cent gold The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed $3.50 III called bonds disburs-
ing 81 $4,000 coin in interest mostly May coupons.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred Gold cleared s6,Sg6OOO; gold balances, 81
tz5 1850: currency balances, g. s9ls9s The following
van The quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
The days business at the u $. sub-Treasury W

The DAYS business at the u. s. Sub-Treasury wac:
Gold receipts 1851 OO2 Os Currency pay
cold navmeutA 1851 81 ments t3i9,l62 AZ
Gold balance sI 80 CurcY balance ls,l5,5l1 50
Currency re'pts. 2ec255 % Customs.... So+.OOo 90
Foreign exchange was nominally higher under the
demand for bills against receipts of coupons We
annex rates. promising that business was done
something lower:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at p. m.

Gold was quiet and weak owing TO the final order
of Secretary Richardson TO commence the prepay
ment without rebate of the May interest. The
amount of gold thus coming ont of the Treasury IS
about Sl7.sO0OOO. about s1O,OOo,OOO of which is
owned abroad. The Secretary also announced the
programme of the Treasury for May, which does not
differ from the April policy. and is as follows;
al,rn nNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL ~, 1873.

APRIL ~, 1873.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXcHANGE-OPFICfAL REPORT
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 10. O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales Of Government Bonds.
10000 u. g. SO c., G5 l7 10000 o. D. 81, Con. 81 l1eg
5000 u. Is. o., Currency lI5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

There was q fairly active demand for railroad
bonds both for the old and new issues The follow
inc wore the bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THs THiBus,.

Included the above II bales 70 arrfe
Moderate request az iioe ose ra'es
sales As folsws All haAjs ID Low hddlinfsi ,....
S.Iss S.trssy evening arr may 100 al ls l56e 2loo
iac, June 1859 at lstei Jolly SO at ~ 7se no Al 1859
he n :. 100 NAV for Juy total $3.50 bales sales to-day up
a m Aori, Isle 400 at IS Sieei MAY lo at BE.
ILIgc 3 - i6c, Do lSic. 8
loo Al Ia IS &c IS - Sc, 100 lsic Is 25l2e
isa a Is 10 ice. Jane isc go ~ 1i6c 500 1871.
july lsle 800 % Sle 10 at Isle 200 At 10 Slice ~
Isc August foo ats eoc % Al sie sneAhged-1!e Pad 10
81 100 MAJ pa 70 100 Nav Tor july. Ie %
Ma for Angus, total soo bales Eaud TOTAL IS 50 bales
oPPgB-Tbs activity Of Saturday ~ith continued good demand
s.T Fthsr savshoc Of for o Coffee making
.s Telegram Of Ass Friday quoted the range III elsie god
$50 hzs Geserd aud $40
mi, aohag reported Rio Cofes from the
Cos, e' ih, MARKET SIT bags LAgusy lSs 10
Car.e q a. iSe, al reid
PLO rR AND hBALbe inquiry for Flour general
aud se4 grades ermer Choice Family qae
The
In active demand and higher;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Giip Drop erip 10 fet
Druoklnn l)rOperip 90 fet.

DENT ssOO.-The elegant Stone DWELL
La ING l6s ompknlsye near Faoa Broosya Appy above
EOR RENT-Three-st and basement brick
House IN good all 81 zoo
CJernostsye Brooklyn. Can be seen from 3 10 IL T.
ITO LET-At a low price, to good party,
stonefront HOUSE Dean Carl
ton the Prospect Park
three all Improvement including furnace and bot and
sa ~ In all sleeping Apply r. NJ. POTTER Pul.
tonst opposite Flaihushave.. brooklyn
Tl'O LET-Handsome twO-stOry basement and
underear HOUSES Yates aud Brooklyn bath
furnace sever rangs from Roosevelt
from Pnon Ferry s4Og $50 $40 c. B. HART Yates
near re and $50 Boadvay DeKAb between
] and O'Clock.
ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il DWELLING HOUSE Ia % Wilos-st
sTORB. No e2 Pineapple-st
STORE HOUSE No. 4I8 Fnlton-ave
SECOND THIRD STORIES Of No $50 ensent suitable for
school ohseS GORDON L. FORD N CLARK II, BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Aurtion Sales OF RcaI estate.

JERR JOHNSON IT,. AucHOneer.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
ID oace NO n PARK ROW opposite PostOhoe AstoT House
and the terminus Of al the city hnes
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED
Auction zales0 % Stocks. Furniture, Merchandise. Ne
RI An Auction Exchange saesEOom reported on my
Bulletin Board advance Of s1v newspaper
w viii sell az suction,
WEDNESDAY, Apul 20,
Il O'Clock the Exchange Salesroon No. III Broaavay
TRUSTEES SALE.
nv order OF undersigned. Trustees Of Walter Rochel
FTGHTlI.AVE hesst 81 ttt'-1ithsl+ hyeorV
brown-sone Nos $50 tl si and $50 Eghtla ave-
GOO buildings. fne location. ,--
WsgtH fy-ffth.st u the rear OF the above ,-s
SIXTY-EIGHT STbe undivided half Interest Of seven os ana
pan sZJy gutt 10 feet vest OF Aniha' eaen
lot 25rtO4 , q ,--s--s.. -.
200 feet Of Tr1th-sve.
MULBERRY -ST--No o. house and LOT 25T,i
MOTTST-Nos o. 60 a. and - Motist houses Ana ob eAen
k5x9a
BAXTER-ST.-yu. l2l, front and houssS
Mans aud particulars Aucioncer's Tee, 80 Pne-st
JEREMIAH QUELAN,)
JAMES LYNCH. Trustees
JOHN e. DEVFLlN, y
FORTY EIGHTH ST-The valuable fuulsoU hrowuone ars
No % " est
tween Fiih and S.Xihives lot. l2aKula
On SAME DAY. col account oi former purchaser
SIXTY-EIGHTST o sguh le 100 feet west O Eleventh.
ave. 251lOLs esch.
Maps a AuctOnreTs 0fce, fP1nest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
For SALE

For SALE,
MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS.
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price 20.
MUsGRAvE Il Co., 10 BrOad-st-
DEEP PLACER MINING ~ CALIFORNIA, by Prof.
b. Silliman, ia TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
WHITEsTONE is . minutes from Hnnter's

w HIIES IONE Is . minutes from HunJI >
w Points 50 RON Madison % minutes from CIV
double finished this will shorten time 10 minutes ~
ta $50 midnight by elegant Of the Puneua
and Side Railroad which have owarmer under each
her platform brakes Ae Only half as far as Mr. A. l.
City Convenient business concert hel'er calls
shopping Beautiful scenery boating driving Healthy hgn ground
ven drained good water churches schools village taxes lin TED b
onehaf per property cheap bat rising 10 value good
Investment; worth sold last yesr Communication Tor one year
FREE costing 5000 Cali on H. VAN SIC
LEN I3 Nassau get free Take Thirty ourh-s or James
slip double dee ferry Hopkins viii meet at the depot
Only 500 cash per month vii buy pretty house SIX rooms
and cellar in Garden Park at WAesOne Lot 1i'@ Free saw
Conmutadon for year free.
VERY pretty house whesoHe, eight cellar closets BATH
apge wasb.ays &c. two LOIS per month and $50 down
One Years Communication free Five minutes from depot
Garden Park lots per month without interest Under restrictions
Prices from $500 TO $50
wanted 10 take whole block on he plan o. he
Garden parka Whitesi0ue Most liberal terms
Call on K VAN SCLBN lJ Nassuft and get nee passes 70
foregoing desirable property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Bank shares were in fair request, and the
offerings were rather more liberal The following

The bank statement compares as follows with
former returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Gountrn Real gstate for Sale


EOR SALE OF to LET-A Country RhSl11
Il DRNCB pleasant and healthy, easy Of Acet ~.
ouil6ags near Eae ~ - l.rs,t
York Win reasonable easy; =. " soI " p
Address G. G. SNYDER RhiDebecs, heS'o'a VI -
rRAyBR, No. SO Great Jones-st
DOR SALE-A Country Seat, most delight
fv stps,st ON he north dde 81 Long isa me @ies on
railway station with a. best quality Ane AoOu t et
water front OF valuahe Of best couus ~ d. iI
about 900 Der YEAR which be much nefeaS@ hAS VII
SON, Dey-st, Room ~ -, :, :, -, :, 80
COR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
- DhNNI SIR wBRRRY HILL STAMFORD CONN
orv perfect or1er INSIDE aud oui
bt md cold water bathroom, laundry and stationary wash
g. ts-,nhout f12a with bedroom attached
sails for Eve Chicken yard and hernery Lot
~ -, y 40 f commanding OF Long Island seInd
"a . nesautlv shaded en naples and evegecS A0uplane
~ i and srge vegetable garden Apply to X H. kCkAKD,
Ma 10 ssssanst his residence adjoining The property
nNT-Y $40 per month and $500 down will buy
-stv HOUsE and cellar lot $50 Garden
psl gbt pntes depot Wheore, L. l., 25 inmates from
Ll midnight
one commuiston free; beautiful high ground,
schools, and 70 business ban Six
bst New Why rent for Of house when rent
III buy You beautiful home Cali II. K VAN MCLkN, 1913
NsssausL. and get a Tree pass and visit IL
DTVERSTDE ON THE SOUND, 80 miles via
HI Eewaven RaroadBeauuful shore-iront RESIDENCE for
SALE: rooms; modern Improvements complete for
IS city LOTS hrtr growing neghbohonl
extremely healthy; 5000; descriptive circular ADDRESS j. W. Al
WATER Riverside station, Conn.
rW~raTN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
ArsTrN BALDWIN & Co.

AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.
Bankers, No. ~ Broadway,
Issue Letters OF Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
AND
LHERBErTE, KANE & Co, PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received aud Forwarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

A COUNTRY SEAT
N THE HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE
rhs RRgIDRNCB Ct the ate Carks situated Al CROTOE
LANDING will sold The property
ss sDssTs Of 70 seres 81 sne gaoer high cultivation
I'D veil a0cke With ru Of al
pEsns twestoT modern Cottage Hoase containing
eosas and bathroom earE ether oubaid
eFa The tbTeequArtsr from ths station
TIE And sde Of The AlhanV po
eo1 subdvd- no nm.
DR. e MA FSi particulars regard q NAG q As
KDwAsD CAAzKz Tns,.. ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

THE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUrH-EAsTERN RAIL
WAY Co, issued upon a completed trunk line be
tween ST. Louis and Nashville. Tenn. earning more
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses.
Price, 20 and interest. Sold by
WNsLow 81 WILSON,
20 William-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

HOwEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wallst.. New
York. offer the same facilities TO DeDOsitors Ia
corporated Banks, ana allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
&C. for Investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Real estate 10 GrrhGuac

ITO EXCHANGED own large number of
ru.. stores dwellings, hotels nN qusr7 lands
&c Which for b.. other Bonds
Sock &c. List anu prices application Address JOHN b.
HOWELL. Goshen, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
SALES FROM 10 TO 1Ol A. NJ.

Alabama q, 1886.
LOCO 81
Erie "a ".
1900 gJa
Erie 5thMortgage
2,OO-lOOt
u. L. lst Mtge.
1s,OOO--s7. s6ic, ia
L. p. u. Land ct.
1900 TO
u. Pacific los In.
3.0OO-73
Cent. Paced BIDS
2,0OO-i@ibo
II. d ~. j 81, con
5,0O-s7l
Del, Lack. x W.
III mort.
2.0OO-97i
TOl. and Wab. LIST.
5,OO0-96
TOl. d Wab. LIST,
st. l.. Div.
5.0OO-90i
Toledo Il Wab. I'd.
l,000-94
Alb. * sus. I'd.
l,WO-97c
B., IL. q T.. LIST.
l0,0O0-39, l9is3
Chic. Il n " Con.
Coup. Gold BIDS.
3, OOll-94Dc
Canada So. LIST NJ.
2,000-92s
PnGnlX Bank.
25O-lU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
TO e e IG y .
c,;,,ou for Restoration of Monarchy.

Petition for Restoration of Monarchy.
PARIS, Dee. 15.-In the Assembly to-day
NJ. Dahiret of the Extreme Right present.
ed a petition for the restoration OF monarchy
with 10000 signatures.
An agreement was negotiated by NJ. kou-
her whereby the Government IS to restore
certain art collections and pay ex-EmpreSs
Eugene 100000 which has been submitted
to the Budget Committee.
Again BOmbarding.
MADRID. Dec 15.-The bOmbardment
of Cartagena opened again to-day with III
creased vigor 1t is said great powers have
assured President Castel + they will recog-
nize the republic when the Cartagena inSur-
rection is suppressed.
The IHpGrcfdl reprOaches the Govern
ment of the United States with permitting
meetings in New Orleans for the organize
ton of an expedition against Cuba.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-A correspondent OF
the Times saws: Bazaine intended to put
himself at the head of an AlphOnslst lnSur-
rection in Spain if his sentence had beer
committed to Punishment.
Special dispatches from Paris represent
the Conservatives dismayed at the success O
| the Republicans in the last elections.
The steamer Beckton has been lost intht
Mediterranean. Twenty-Five lives lost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
RREVITIES.

An unhappy thought: That howeyerWet
the weather, some people are sure TO De
"dry.n
s!Sambo, why am 'toXication like a wash
bowl ?r "Guv it up" Cease it am deba-
sim"
A man in Saco was recently buried in
the same clothes in which he had been
twice married.
Madame Ristori, who is now in London
has been giving some representations III
English. -, a., % Tho
general elections this month on the qles-
fion of allowing or forbidding stock to run
at large. Those voting to allow the sto oc6
TO run outnumbered the other party by 10
votes. -, e..,,,1 :,
a coal oil lamp. A young lady IN Law Law
renee, Kansas, who, for several is mGnl ms
had been deprived of speech, suddenly re-
covered the use Of her tongue by the SHOCK
caused by the explosion Of kerosene
lamp,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
ESTABLISHED MARCH 80, 1873

this morning BY Judge Kelly with state
ment that he intends to offer it in the
House under a motion for suspension of
the rules. No vote of the committee, how
ever. was asked or taken on it or any SINH
lar proposition. The following is Kelly's
resolution:
Resolved, that it is the sense Of this
House that the taxes which now burden
the people should not be increased, but that
extraordinary means, if any, be required
for the support of the Government
during the temporary paralysis of the indus
tries of the country now prevailing, should
be obtained on temporary loan on bonds
bearing lew rate OF interest in currency
and redeeinable in United States notes.
Railroads Liable 60 State Taxes
strong Views of State Sovereignty
from the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court to-day decided the
case of the Union Pacific Railroad against
Pension, Treasurer of Lincoln county,
Nebraska, on an appeal from the Circuit
Court of that State. Judge Strong deliver
ed the opinion, the Court holding that the
taxing power OF State is an attribute of
sovereignty; thai IL exists Independent of
the constitution of the United States, and
is not derived from that instrument, and
that it may be exercised to an unlimited
extent on all property, trades, business, and
vocations existing or carried on within the
boundaries of the State, except so far as it
has been Surrendered to the Federal Gov
eminent, either expressly or by necessary
implication. The Court, therefore, sustains
the right of the State of Nebraska TO tax
the property of the Union Pacific railroad
within the boundaries of said State.
Judge Bradley read a dissenting opinion
holding the tax was an unlawful interior
ence with iustrumentalities created by the
National Government issuing out Of The
objects and powers conferred on it by the
| Constitution. If a road may be levied on
it may be seized and sold for the non pay
ment of taxes in parts and parcels, and
! thus the whole purpose Of Congress in ere
ating corporations and establishing lines be
destroyed.
| Justice Field conculTed in the opinion o.
Judge Bradley. Mr. Hunt disSented from
the opinion OF the Court. Mr.. SwaynC
gave his views in his own way but con
| Cured in the conclusion reached by the
majority of the Court.
Another Million Added TO the Public
Debt.
The outstanding legal tenders are 1914.
| 065.01S.
New YORK, Dec. 15-The general stock
market left off weak on a telegraph from
| Washington that the Committee OF
| WAYS and Means would authorize the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury to issue a temporar!
| loan bearing a low rate of interest after the
reserve was exhausted, instead of issuing
more currency.
Not Yet Confirmed.
The Senate in executive session, spent
several hours this afternoon on the nomi
nation of Geo. II, Williams to be CHIEF
Justice and adjourned without confirming
it. Some doubts are expressed by severa
| Senators as to favorable result.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
Condensed kilograms.

DR.. c. Schenk has been elected Presi-
dent. and DR.. E. w. Ellie, Nice-PTesident
Of the Swiss Confederation.
Elizabeth. Queen Dowager Of Prussia
died YESTERDAY, at the advanced age OF Y.
Geo. ). Smith, Treasurer Of LeHen-
worth county, KS, has made an assignment
of his property TO his bondSmen. He is be-
lived to be defaulter.
The National Council of the Information
ais repudiates the platform adopted by the
workingnen of New York on thursday
night last.
The postofiice at Marion, Ind, was
entered and robbed Of some postal currency
Saturday night last. The thieves attempt
ed to burn the Office, but the fire was dis
covered in time to save it.
The stockholders of the Little Rock and
Fort Smith Railroad, at the annual meet
ing. held in Little Rock, yesterday, agreed
to disagree, and elected two boards OF di-
rectOrs.
A family Of MOores, consisting of nus
band, wife and child, en- route for Texas,
were murdered near Little Rock, Ark, yes
terday by unknown parties.
Gen. Cortinas has been elected Mayor OF
Matamoras, Mex, by a large majority over
both Of his competitors. Several diStur-
Dances occurred during the election.
John McDemott, who murdered his
wife in New York, some time since, has
been sentenced to the State prison for life.
The Empress Eugene was so affected by
the result of the Bazaine trial, that post
poncment Of her visit to Queen Victoria
was necessary.
John A. Mitchner, in charge of dead let
ter office at Washington, was arrested yes
terdav on the charge of abstracting money
from letters, and held in $1,000 bail.
The New England WOman's Tea Party
celebrated its one hundredth anniversary
in Boston yesterday.
The receiver OF the Bank of the Com
monwealth, New York, made dividend
pavment of 30 per cent. yesterday.
The German government has SUBSCRIBED
for 24,OOO,S 500 marks Ofthe new Hungarian
loan.
At Democratic caucus in Sacramento,
Cal. last night, Farley resolved the nom
inatiOn for United States Senator.
The Boston Board Of Trade adopted res
olutions yesterday, condemning the issue
of any more paper money, and asking Con
Gress to devise ways and means for an ear
" resumption of specie payment. similar
resolutions were adopted by the Phlladel-
phia Board of Trade.