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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25

Tuelu In
Forward deliveries al delsc saysse sales IS
follows an ont basis Of Low Middlings; - .,.,.,. -. -.
sales last evening amer mJsnasp 700 Lille 20 At
20 Size 200 al 3le June loo 7.l6; JAY loo asi BIZ
January Pebuay--even E p en- 800 February
for march, total 2c bales Sales ,ed up -J.nS.,y 400
800 a, 10 l5i6c 800 at Zoe; 100 al 10 sci 800 &c. zoo a.
% lise 100 at zoe. 20 t6c 900 at iO 200 At % ec Leo.
Tsi i.is s So i 20 10 a isiss 20 :. .
100 at i5lss March, 100 At 2ot 100 ~ 20 Sl6 s az
aOl roo q % sSe go :. i 100 ,s 70 'S oS S
so .s II Slsc }sii at RIsS.nssd-Sse % loo
April Tor January FOR February total 1900 bales
cOFFER-fhe market very strong nothing reported
done telegram from Dec . TO J, received follows
stock daily receipts, 6O00 pre soi
change 2d" This considered favorable to holders and
Rio lTi0Oc; ldf+sc and MsrscAbo S1lslc. gold
CANbLRS-The market steady with jobbng trades quote
Adamsntns b oI at 2Od2c Sperm At @a3e Patent ~0t2e
aud Paracine at 16Jlc. .... .
FLOUR MBAL-The Flour market IL Inactive the
asked check the nqay both far the
the well stocked The
sbsed the close the market
spng and Winter Wheat Extras Of
II bbl including 2oO1 bb seller March, o. IS We
y bbl - 6o1s 90 Erts AnDsr lnaianA
No a..........3 300 10 oh,e and Mich. Ga Oodes IS
SuDshns.....,.. zoe W Ohio. Ind. H. SUD. 500
stzts tkxus crandi... 01 B5 Osio Round
ssats fsne, aeI..... 500 20 (Shyp,ng... $50
w.ss ssppns go 90 Ohio. EI Trsas BIRDS 10
husssoss kxiras.cs Whit whssl Extrs a.
mon to fancy SOD 10 eo OHIO lid and Mich 90 ~
Minnesota suDerlntiye Doodle q. lse 70 ~
Brtras l0d " 50 ST. LOUIS Sipgs krta 100
Good choice spnps 81 Lous DsabIs Kra see 10 ~
Wheat roo 50 Lsas rTips kxt 10 100 - -
i,,.r.sss xrtrs ersnAs Q 500 10 rs
Southern quet most holders do not freely even az the
extreme prices current owing the material advance ~ ~
the close he market Is quiet held above the "s"' " '
Of Io bbs We quote; a. an. a. IA
Bait AleI. Mixd 10 Good SOB " y,
BAIT. AsI and teorreosn and tsn'i'- 20 - 80
hebpooe Csuouy. sspsftns. ''.'''''"'''''f
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Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations at p. m.

William Ward, quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and Il to
per cent bonus according to value of the sharesl
on GO days, at the following variations from the
market mice of the securities named:
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lowing were the quotations.

The days business at the u. s. Sub-Treasury was
as follows:
Gold receipts. bJO121 81 Currency par 80. ..
cold paymepts l27O037 oil ments -. $2l6,i7i 40
Gold balance -. 36,626274 IL Currency bal .. .,
Curr'cy receipts. l,3SOOtS 65 ance nho,so' So
ICusfSns 1b9fU
Foreign Exchange was strong during the morning,
but later sterling was easier without, however any
change in rates. We annex quotations;
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THE MARKETS.
IC.refully reported for The TRIBUNE. !

ICsrefuny reported for The TRIBusEl
FRIDAY Jan ~ 1873
AsBFs-Po arc yery Que. and unchanged quoted At % ~
Pearls are dull and nominal.
BR0oM CORN AND BRoOs-The market remains dull and
3d4c for Old MIed tdS for New
MIsd 5a6c for Green and tie for New Hurl BFooms
remain very quiet bat trm , . -. - -. -.
BBssWaX-Tbs market steady bat very qusi We quote at
3Jt d34e Cor Western and Southern . 4.
extent prices sve advanced &C. d. and the market
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN
EREIGHT and PASSENGER LINE

eOp luAVIEHTON 81 q,
~" AID SOUTH W Est. -.
SAILING .v,ry TUESDAY THURSDAY and sATUhpAi no" r'ef
Ne rs Norm River. al , .. The stesmshrf a.
CHIRIEsTOh. Capt JAMES bEkKT. TUESDAY Jan "a; a,
s1ipTT CAROLINA Capt 7. J. BEoKET. Thurfdsy jan ~
CHAMPION Capt W. LOCKWOOD SATURDAY, Jaa .. ,...,
R.nSor pssscDgeft Tnroesh passage
Of dpg connection win tne sSelp 1 R.is.S
Al, os. soa and West and the Morn
Yoacs CssT,v ali the Cheraw ana
road sHh ssamsn Ylords poA ipsuIshe ~ var mi. =,
HALF PER cgET tioods forwarded free Of commsaoh %
kaag furnished sna signed the once Local rssehE" s1S 's
' y" 4" "ss'fl co., " HEsRY T. MORGAN l. Co., AgssiA
"a, u....A 49,. s =, farther informs alton reference V
a,,ayS go, nsssn' N'"' " BENTLEY D. HAeDKLL
esssIJ lgsst soo.Ssrs Freight Lhs No 81
EXTRA eTRAhKRs WILL BK DIBPATCbED Ab oVo" 50
JOApBD.
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The quotations. are quality not
more than half frade below the grade quoted
rsEsKSr pKLIyEkr -,
Adag IAstsy
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AUsTIN BALDWIN g. Co.

AUSTIN BALDWIN g. Co.,
Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
LHERBETTE, KANE & Co., PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
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We following from MT hmlnet Wes WetkIV IfdT
The arrival this Of nearly 1900 bales OF Foreign
though Do hear OF
,ny having prices part Of hoaer
ane goods excepting forced Our brewers Of ecur
police holding OF in anticipation Of ee
cline values and this accounts for the present a the matt In
their expectation getting 6ne Hops at lover thns tb
viii be for 10 opinion decline VIII take place
the goods remaining provided the quality Of hose 70 ar
rive show Improvement late arnFals We
the other side not congn anything here either n
order excepting the best that IL 70 BE ogad
Our b Er are willing pay good price for good article While
poor article price We reduce lower qaoahoa
on English 10 not By Of decline IN
values there exists corresponding decline II the qaAhV
.l.,oar rtxa1.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-FILsr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales Of Government Bonds.

30 C.. rs, Mic 9oOCo U. 6. IS. 1910 G.. ne
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Charleston; W D Startling, Richland; J
W Long, Ky; B Bojer and wife, Pa; J
Mcclure, wife and daughter, Chester:
l. Young. Union; 8 N Orr. w A Van.
diver, Anderson.
Columbia Rotel-J D Potts, GGOR
4; Mcintyre, Mr. and Mrs H No
Corkle. n 7; 8 q Summit, N C; OLB
Marsh, N G; Holmes, Charleston: J M
Baxter, r Q WcLauahlin, Newberry; I
OttoliDger. 8 G; G W Thames. N C:S
G Gilbert. Charleston; F d Gillespie. s
G; W 81 Evans. Modocsville; o W Nal.
ialy. Henley, G Burford, l. Chautap.
G Wheelwright. e Caypless. N Y; Thos
Lyell, D Pooppie, N j; G Rosenbreker,
Chicago; G Thome, Pa; II Gray, Ala:
a Fl Abrams. Fla; J Lober. L Troy, N
I; Q Q Goodson, Kalmia; W G Dove.
I; @ Hallet, Y.
Hcndris House-W B Hogan, RIDGE.
way; T s Fox. Batesville; T g Watt and
wife, Fairfield: Christman, YorkvilIe:
l. Goodbub. Louisville; Thos e Good.
win. Baltimore; W Corbett, Sumter:
p 0 Gastip, Franklin; T B Case, lady
and child, New York; Thos Thompson.
Abbeville; ] Norton, Mrs Norton. Mrs
Williams, HRS Brown. Waihaiia; O G
Hadden and lady. Due West; J "
Huckabee, Augusta; T O Westmoreland,
Grecnville.
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WHAT IS V1TALrTY?-Science has not
yet answered this conundrum. The
principle of life, in spite of the re-
searches Of chemists, doctors and meta.
physicians, remains unknown. We
know. however, TINT when the blood ia
impure. the stomach inert, the bowels
irregular, the liver disordered, or the
nerves relaxed, this life-sustaining prin-
ciple. whatever it may be, is shorn of it's
active power. and that the body it ami.
mates languishes. We know, too, such
Of US as are capable of deriving know.
ledge from authenticated facts, that
Hostettor's Stomach Bitters correct i'm.
purities Of the blood, invigorate the
stomach. regulate the bowels, tone the
liver and brace the nerves, thereby CON-
batting and subduing the leading NOR
bid conditions which tend to shorten
life. The average time of human ex.
istence might unquestionably be greatly
heightened by judioions stimulation.
especially in the decline of life, and
this famous preparation is undoubtedly
the most wholesome etimulant at pre-
sent known. April 81 1911
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A MOVEMENT ON MEXICO. =. .Notwith-
standing Gen. Shermen's denial, there is
really something in this talk along our
Southwestern frontier OF war with
Mexico. It may be TINT the Govern.
nent has no serious design of involving
the country in fight with the Mexicans,
but there certainly is movement in
progress -nong individuals in Louisiana
and Texas, which will probably lead to
the carrying OF the stars and stripes
across the Rio Grande once more. The
Administration cannot be ignorant OF
this. and its iIaction is equivalent to
sonni7snoe. The report that James
hongstreet, once Confederate General
OF some note, latterly a yaoillating poll
tician OF the needy Radical stripe, is at
the head Of the expedition. does not
argue we'll for its success. He has en-
tirely lost the confidence OF the fighting
element OF the South, and probably
could got negroes only to follow him to
the field.
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HOMICIDE IN SAvANNAn.-In Snvan.
nah. last Saturday afternoon, Isaac
Haley, colored boy eleven years OF age,
was ehot and killed by companion,
Isaac Kemble, with whom he was en-.
gagged i'll play. The coroner's jury,
which was composed of colored men, ex-
cept The foreman, found verdict Of
wliful shooting on the part of Kemble.
Henry Ward Beeoher has nearly COM
Christ" He is said to have hecome
heartily tired Of his work. having found
it much more of task than he had an.
ticipated. Cynics intimate that he lacks
sympathy with his subject.
A boy eight years old at Lowell,
Mass, spelled 1000 words without q
miss, aud he put 100 to the committee
and they missed fifteen.
One Of the recent forest fires in Vir-
ginia swept over strip of territory
twenty-three miles long.
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Treasurer South Carolina.
MANUFACTURING

COTTON MANUFACTURING IN THE
SOUTH. Tho annual report OF 81. II.
Hickman, Esq, President of the Gra-
niteville Manufacturing Company, gives
a gratifying exhibit Of the progress and
success of cotton manufactures in the
South. The factory of the company,
situated but few miles from Augusta,
on fine water course in South Uarolina,
known as Horse Greek, though it might
be termed q small river, instead of q
creek. may be said, with other factories
on that stream, to belong to the manu-
featuring interests of this city, as in
measure they are dependent on Augusta
for the demand for their goods, and
their introduction in Northern markets.
The Graniteville Company, though
having met with many reverses since The
beginning Of the late war, has yet been
remarkably successful in the end. Dur
ing the pnst year, nothing has occurred
TO mar its progress, and as consequence
it is able to show marked increase in
production and profits over previous
years.
The Presidents report shows in detail
tho operations Of the mills for the year
ending February 2S, 1873. From this
exhibit It appears that the sum of
S82, ,S14 76 has been added to the sur
plus; this sum, with the dividends paid,
places the net earnings OF the fiscal year
at $3.50. 2S9.76, being nearly 26 56-1OO
per cent. OF the capital stock, which is
S71G.500. This is practical illustration
OF tho advantages which the South can
lay claim to, in tho manufacture of cot
ton goods by her unsurpassed water
power.
/, At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the company. held on Thurs.
day. April q, the following officers were
elected: Presidential. Ii. Hickman.
Directors-Messrs. j. p. Boyce, 81.
Beattie, j. III. Clarke, A. B. Davidson,
A. s, Johnston.
lAugMsta Constituiionalist.
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Prominent officers of the army in
Washington admit that the condition of
Indian affairs now looks something like
general outbreak, and it would be
quite without the power of the regular
army. restricted as it is to 30. 900 men, to
suppress general Indian warfare. It is
not from the older men in the tribes
that war is feared. bat from the young
Ssxriors, who have seen no fighting with
the whites. bat who imagine they can
whip them. The depredations in Kan
sas. Wyoming and Western Nebraska.
within u few days. all indicate restive
spirit among the Sioux and Cheyennes
that BODIES no good.
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The British steamship Senegal, which
recently visited the Western coast of
Africa, brings news OF treaty lately
made between two African kings, whose
ratification was attended with ceremonies
that do not speak much for the influence
OF several excellent missionary establish.
ments located there. A slave was put to
death by sort of pork-house process
called "ohopping iaju." The victim
was fret marked in straight line from
head to foot, in front, with sharp
knife; he was then held by two stout
men and chopped in two halves, which
were then taken up by the servants of
the contracting parties and thrown into
the river. It strikes us the poor fellow
might bring in claim for consequential
damages growing directly out Of the
treaty.
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The STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MEcnA-
NIoAL SOCIETY. Y.-The spring meeting Of
She State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, which commences this morning,
at Hibernian Hall, promises to be an in
teresting event. A number of the pro-
minent members of the association have
already arrived in the city, and many
others are expected this morning.
Among the arrivals Lost evening are the
ward. Esq. President. and D. v. Aiken,
Esq, Secretary Of the Society; General
Johnson Hagood. Major D B Townsend,
of Society Hill; R.>C. SILVER, Esq. :, of
Columbia; 4. M. Aiken, Esq, of Abbe.
vile; John B. Moore. Esq, OF Spartan
burg; Colonel A. r. Taylor aud James
NJ. Baxter, Of Newberry. The Society
convenes this morning, at ii o'clock, nt
Hibernian Hail. Charleston News, 29lh.
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Out of $25. 900 year. President Lin
coin saved half OF his salary, and that,
too. when gold was 200 and over. No
President ''asked for MORE" until Gen.
Grant formed q ring with an expiring
Congress for combination salary grab.
The principal beneficiary Of the big job
was in attendance at the Capitol on the
last night Of the session. At IL O'Clock
P. H., OF the Sd of March, he approved
an Act that takes from the peoples
pockets 100000 more than he had
agreed to serve for.
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COLUMBIA, S. G..
Wednesday Morning, April 80. 1878.

The VIENNA EXPOSITION The space
originally fixed for the Vienna Exhibi
tion has proved far too small. and it has
been found NECESSARY to cover in many
OF the courts between the transverse gal
leries. and exhibitors are spending much
money to insure themselves adequate
room for their products. America will
be represented in manner hitherto un-
pnralleled, especially in connection with
machinery. Amongst other objects, a
model of the Northern Pacific Railway
will be exposed. The model is fifty feet
long. and will show the adjacent terrific
~. The national drinks will be served
to the lovers OF brandy-smash. mint
julep, &C., at a bar erected in North
American Indian tent, forty feet high,
and q cute Wisconsin man has obtained
space outside the exhibition district to
exhibit twelve real, living rod.skins. All
OF which, however, indicates something
Of the mountebank character to be given
TO American undertakings, in part. at
least. The Northern Pacific Railroad
model may be interpreted as nothing
more or less than an advertising dodge,
to sell bonds.
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The STATE AND COUNTY TREAsuRRRs.
State Treasurer Cardozo publishes the
following communication relative, to
Treasurer Allen, of Greenville. He has
turned the case over to the Attorney
General:
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
COLUMBIA, s. O., April %. 1873.
Hon. S. ". Melton, Attorney. General s. c.
SIR: I have the honor to furnish you
the following facts relative to the defal.
cation of Hon. James nj. Allen, Treasu.
rer of Greenville County:
The said James M. Allen was appoint.
ed Treasurer of Greenville County, by
OK Gov. r. K. Scott, November II, 1872.
Every County Treasurer is required BY
Section IL, Chapter XIII, of the Gene.
raj Statutes, to forward to the State
Treasurer on the 10Th day of each month,
all the moneys collected by him for or
on account of State taxes, specifying for
or on account OF what fund the same was
collected. Every violation OF this duty
is made, by Section 81 Of Chapter XIII
of the General Statutes, all offence,
punishable "by q fine not exceeding
50. 900. and imprisonment in tho peni-
tentiary for term not less than one nor
more than three years"
The said James M. Allen did not for
ward to the State Treasurer. on the 18th
January. February, March and April, 'aIl
the moneys collected by him for or on az
count OF State taxes, accompanied by a
report" specifying for or on account of
what fund the same was collected, but
has failed, neglected and refused 80 to
do, in violation Of the statutes above
quoted.
On the 9Th of March, received from
MIR. Allen report, dated February Is,
for the two months ending TINT date,
stating that he had collected on account
Of the State taxes $40, ,998.75 and that
he had paid into the Treasury $40, ,378.4 AT.
This report is not correct. Mr.. Allen
paid into the Treasury, from the date of
his appointment to the date of his re-
port, the 18th of February. $l2, 665. .O8.
He has paid into the Treasury, from the
18th of February to the present,
IS, ,821.O9, which, according to his own
report, would leave in his hands q ba-
lance of S31.5l2 SO belonging to the
State.
Mr.. Allen has in his possession certain
papers, alleged to be claims against the
State. He has presented them for paw
ment at the Treasury, and I have refused
to pay them, because they are "neither
allowed by law nor provided for by the
General Assembly"
It would certainly be most disastrous
and ruinous to the credit of the State, if
q County Treasurer could take the mo-
neys of the State, collected on account
of taxes, and invest them in fraudulent
and illegal claims against the State,
bought at one-fourth and one-third face
value, because of their welI-known
fraudulent character. and insist upon
their being paid at the Treasury or re-
ceived for taxes; and if the State Trea.
surer, in the performance Of his obvious
duty, declines to do 30, the moneys of
the State be therefore withheld. I have
the honor to be, very respectfully. &c.,
+. i. CARDOZO.
Treasurer South Carolina
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TIE FRENCH CAPITAL. Paris is Tsaid
tosbe again becoming brilliant CITY. It
is filing up with summer occupants, and
the display Of wealth and luxury Is al
most as great as it ever was, though it
now proceeds more from foreign and
less from French souroes than formerly.
The Champs Elysees aud Bois de Bou-
losne are again lively with stylish equip
ages, the Boulevards are thronged. the
possible, the sad memories of the siege
and the commune are buried.
A Wheeling hotel keeper. who main
tains respectable house, refused to
board members of the Legislature under
any circumstances.
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The New York Sun says: ga Jehu in
drab overcoat approached the arrivals
on night train, and, in voice smooth
as oil, said, invitingly: Will Thee have O
carriago?' OF conrse, the brethren
speedily filled his vehicle. But when the
next query came. where's Mou's bug
gage?' they saw the deception. and with
great disgust, as quickly clambered out
again. The funniest Fart Of it all is,
that tho hackman, to this day, caunot nc
count for the sudden change in tho man,
ner OF his passengers, and fails to see
whore tho laugh comes in"
TAKING THE WHITE VEIL -A1iss Emily
Beck, OF Charleston, Miss j. Mccarthy
and Miss Mary O'Neill, of Georgia, were
received into the order Of Our Lady of
Mercy, in Charleston. Monday, the Rev.
81. p. Northrop officiating, in the alb
sence of the Right Rev. Bishop Lynch.
FIRE-The alarm on Sunday night was
caused by FIRE in DR.. Mobley's kitchen.
At the frst tap of the bell, tho Gardner
extipguisher moved promptly to tho
front, and succeeded in arresting the
flames. Winms5oro Ne,os.
The San Antonio Express says the
grasshoppers are -avaging Bexar and ad-
Joining Counties Of every thing. and that
they are already masters OF the situation
against grass and farm drops.
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Some daring Fra Diavolo has been
stirring up great excitement in Sor-
rento, by kidnapping an elderly rich
lady, OF the suite of the Russian Empress
who recently visited that village. The
unfortunate lady was 80 imprudent as to
make solitary visit to the great gorge
near the town. which superstition reports
to be tho home of evil spirits and other
unpleasant creatures. The brigands even
improved the opportunity by kidnapping
the woman aud holding her for ransom.
1t seems strange that such practices can
not be checked, and the fact that they
exist. does not speak favorably for so.
cial order under tho reign of Victor Em-
manuel.
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BARRIERS, Erc.-rhe BARRIERS of Mem
phis, Tennessee, have been sustained by
the courts in keeping their shops open,
on Sunday. The code provided that no
ordinary business should be done on
thlt day, and the Indictment set forth
that four of them did carry on their re-
gular business of shaving on Sunday.
The case was ably argued on both sides,
and the Justice decided that the services
Of BARRIERS, like those OF hotel:keepers,
newspaper editors and livery stable
keepers, were essential for the conve.
nience of the general public, particularly
in these days of so much railroad and
steamboat travel.
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A convict in the Mississippi peniten-
|tiary dug tunnel 180 feet long and got
lout. He used the handle OF spoon,
land was nineteen months about it.
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LIST OF NEW ADvRRrrs RMKNrs.
Southern Life Insurance Company.
Meeting Columb Chapter.
Mrs. Notwithstanding, etc.
Read Ditson & Co.'s Advertisement
u. O. Peixotto & Sons-A Card.