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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Ivais pleasant reading is from WashinF-
ayr telegram to the New York tortt OF
Wednesday:
Tue following important dispatch was re-
s,e;ved by Governor Warmoth to-day from iron
= Hernandez, New Orleans broker: "hei-
Tcs,a,s warrants are not recognized and no
one one vii pay five cents on the dollar for
them. In fact, they are worthless, as me
people have no confidence IN the le eha No. ol
fhe government The irenus % aIS %I
, Hn1 bonefnI. and expect to see the hel-
az aoyernment tumble to pieces from Its
& ~eIy Weakness in the course of few weeks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
MEDICAL.

sNP0RTAHT MEDICA1 SaTIGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

!t> latest stsry of wite's devotion
%Umes from Omaha, where - year ago last
Nav :, iuaD named Jacob Staley. VIII. had
s,aeu postmaster at Rebecsa, Nebraska, was
convicted of an Ctfense against the goveEn-
pneni mail service. committed while he was
- Office. Hewas sentenced to imprisonment
tor :au years in the government house 81
corvec ton AZ Detroit. Michigan. Before
shat :ime i,a had borne aw excellent :harac-
Ger. and had led IN hon" tabie and upright
Rife. IN his faithful par, uer he had AT least
sne devoted and loviu: friend. She re
rnaiuei in Omaha, purchased a sewing ma
Ckire. and worked steadily. saving every
sen. over and above her actual expenses.
Ia. ON. object 1.-THE pardon of herhushand-
VIII. /: \ Jew weeks ago she obtained from
she President. Five months ago Staley's
tl,ls.. died. leaving his imprisoned son
So Ort N real estate. His faithful wife
:,ror.lt him the good news tina: he gould
vni.,. his fortune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

''c.: g. our exchanges has this GeSrr!r'
tive :sSragraph:
Ex-Governor Warmoth. Of louisiana
Rho Eas had control of affairs in that State
.sfr Eva or six years past. is a tall. hand
.r,,t ever thirty-fve years of age. lie wears
a heavy dun-colored moustaChe and a slight
;gF,,erial, and has black hair, brushed back
Ell his ears. and very dark eyes. He dresses
" ,..ack. and wears neck-cl9th OF the
a.. color, and a standing collar Of the
si-v'g, formerly much in vogue, known as the
-xszrote," rounded at the ends IN front. As
Re eat beside Senator Logan, giving his ties
:isuaav in a quiet, digniied manner, a
sors1Ser entering the room woulG az I once
isase concluded that they were p ,|.l, ;;
..I,<ir resemblance in point of eyes, hair ana
.4,r,D.eAion being quite striking.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
IGENErAl. NATrRE--No. Il

Approved .s.nnsry u. 1873,
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RrRpPRAN MARKEIA

Loxpox july 3I-I23O m.-Ths rate Of dseo5nt Of The
p,r reduced and Is 3 cent
I0SpoS Juy 3l-l2:3O D. m-Consus Tor 92l9 f3r
49, soun ~ dg29 Uued States FTeIsenty bonds, lo05s,
oa g4ls Ers Railway shares. 469s , 90
FpASEFOHT Jolly 3LOnlel eiates FNeNehV oon4' oos 0t
The issue Of 1862. -,---,- a.,
ors plsud So Tsi Mi5dnE Orleans, 9d9lsi saes l1OOO
hale, including 5000 Tor speculation and export
IryEKPooL Juy 3ll sales Of the rev Cotton cip sppea
30, Savannah Charleston October and November 81 3lb
LosDoS, July 3l-l:l5 n-COnsos for money S22gyZ's
foSpox 80 The downward movement Of the Bank
Of suni vanee the price Of American securities
be ~ ff money Exchange, GoEument seues,
lover than tie Of England rate By per cent kne Hallway
IosDos Jar 31-245 p. nThs rate Of Discount or three
1r tits In th open market is SIC below the Bank Of
ErrIana rats. IRE Railway shares. 4Ils .
3l-Z.A5 Lf0rk o. y cFt Tor New Meis
$3.50 mCoon--T1e following are OmciAl
ouotatious Mailing Urltnds S7sl Mdtlng Orleans gis
1880 mlhe bullion In the Bank OF kngland
has ircased Rg6OOO during toe past week The aoln bullion
ss uto The Bant Of balance to-day &2O3OO0 Ene
Railway shares, 47i4 - u.,-, ,-,
IosDoS Jgly 3l-4 80 .. u.-Ehe Railway shsre, ~
PAKIs 3l-p The in the Bank d france has IN
,,r.ei 600 OOOf dunng past week kentes. 06t oOc
AsTWIKP 3l-PstroeuIa IS ~ for tne pale Amer
3l-4:A5 mCOnsos for the account SZ' Une1
states Five Tss bonds. 1868. old, Bi4i lhols, ya4
IfyERPooL JAW 3-6 Of the Cotton sales today D5OO
we're Amsnaa Sas shipped from saAnnae or Charleston
I beO~ Ios Adings deVerabs seytenber al o's and an
sOsAl bslow Good Ordinary deAE-bs August a. IS'Iol
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
nnMRaTIC MARKETS

GLBASI July 3lWAea nshi demand BY local mnei 10 ss
,rt RTsurt Al IS 7sOe Corn quiet and loweri sales LOCO
bu.h Weston MiIsd 55i9 Barley quiet hi' steady Oais in
uoderste request ,,,,,, ,o.,o,
BAurIsoaE Jolly slco,ion ,dal Low Middhng' l9el94e
Fouf steady good demand bot lnees anfhlse HhAt ae
- rnv. Chooe Amb.r 65dsl u. Corn nominal; SOgthen
Waite s8fs7c %. yellow 55G5Sc Mird Western, 56e Oats
.gd44e at 65e HI unehanged Provisions quiet
i use3anss Western Batter unchanged "ls1 ann Al
BryrlIo Juy slLte and Raj Imports for the st % hou-
Far la 1OD ms. h-at 7O7 hush Corn, 23bZS5 bush
O.as 4SOs7 Canal shpnsnu-Nhea llfSOJ bashi Cen
l2l bash 29339 bush Railroad bIPOrls-NheaS IL
whsst lOIy Corn eig Oats 6lss fiour quet and seuve
s.teru spus 5Ods7 Baks dSS Amber 81 80 ss sOi
MAIZE 81 JOdsy 25 Wheat dull All loser. sses VI 2svv basl
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
YOUR DIVIDENDS

may be converted into Ten PER CENT
NEw-RNGLAND INVESTMENT by the purchase
of the First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds of the LAMomLE VALLEY ST. JoHNsBURY AND
ESSEX COUNTY RAILROADS. from Lake Champlain
to the Connecticut River, and forming the Yer
mont Division of the Portland and Ogdensburg
Railroad Trunk Line. The very large sales OF the
past few months leave but limited amount to be
offered, and the rapid pushing of the road to com
pletion nsures an early and large advance Oh their
market value.
FAIRBANKS & Co., 81 Broadway, New-York'
FARBANKs, BRowN & Co., Milk-st.. Boston,
L. st. FAIRBASKs & Co., st. Johnsbsry' W.
Financial Agents.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
SALE5 PROM = O'CLOCK p. VI. TO
NESS, O'CLOCK 2.
THURSDAY. July SIP. N

THURSDAY, July S1-P. NJ.
The business Of the Stock Exchange to-day COM
Yares favorably with that Of yesterday both as to
the aggregate OF transactions and the prices nearly
every active stock the list showing a small
though not very material gain. 1t is true that there
exist many important conditions that are favorable
T. buoyaucy, such as the cheapness of money here
and abroad, the strong foreign market for American
securities and the daily growing confidence Of for
eiguers in every intTinsicaly good thing Of Ameri-
can origin. Yet few Of our most prominent Op
orators are TO be seen the street at their usual
resorts and NOT many Of those whose names are re-
ported from the waterng-places appear TO be
taking much interest in the speculation. The pres
eut unreasonable activity may perhaps be attributed
in large degree TO the fact that outsiders
are nearly always bulls and the rise in the Wander
blt shares Occasioned by the personal presence of
che Commodore, has set them all to buying stocks.
Il would seem 70 be religious creed with such per-
sons never 10 buy on q tow market. but let some
leading stock advance suddenly, for the best of
sons and carry with it by sheer force Of attraction
baf dozen Others and straghtway the outsiders de-
termine 10 20 IN. The few who happen to have
bought IN time to benefit by the rise, intoxicated
with their success spread themselves all over the
list as il were and the result is an active business in
Midsummer; tie chief benefit Of which goes finally
inevitably into the brokers' till Early in the day
there was q general improvement in prices
which induced realizing sales attended with
the customary reaction toward afternoon
There were large purchases Of Lake Shore based
on the excellent condition and prospects of the road
Harlem was a trife lower to-day. selling down to
1927. Pacific Mail advanced one per cent and subse
quently lost the Improvement The investment
shares were firm moderate transactions. Delaware
Lackawanna and Western led IN point of activity,
neous shares were quiet. The coal stocks were firm
on the buH movement in coal with sales Of American
at &C and Consolidation at 55l Express shares were
without important feature The general market left
of firm The following. were the opening. highest,
lnwest and closing prices Of stocks:
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

here little DISPOSITION operse bat si prices heev ne
Of sellers; qn0tei II delivery and IL splf T
sales II Crude In buk also
dull and weak holders asking 7 for short delivery but va
Ts quiet quoted steady
22a23 for large and small lots NsDhtha remained Wholly nom
shoot 92alO for Western a3d City The Creek market
dull and with qaotsons oss OIL City 81 oJi Petroleum
CeuiF 81 7Oa$l 10. Tdeou 81 90 Paer 81 1Odsl 10 The
Phderhta mArt continued dull entirely Bomua there
dispoiou manifested hV either buyers sellers Liter
1000 bhls Of RsBei sold r delivery next ten days a. IL -
PBAs-Tbe markets. nr sales 1000 bush Canada Field a. SI
In bond and IN
RCE-TB. soes Of Ranzoon 2j 700 bags prices sm bat
tsde qu Rangcou 2'Id2 gold in bond and 6SS7e currency
duty paid. Carolina, 6GJc
SUGARSThee hss leh ACTIVITY in Raw Sugars since our last
the market rather fAvorny though pot qnotb lowers sales
bst 200 his ana 500 bore The
hhda mostly kanug Cuba and Porto Rico az base and tle Dohs
Good Centrifugal De- Refael dull arls lO2Gll DC We
quote.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01


ArGrsrl Julv 3l-COoa steady; M4iHgs lSi4c receipts l03
bales; Sales l63 bales. - -,
receipts 295 bales shipments 3l5 0se stock 92Ol baea
BaLTEOEB July 3l-CottOn Gul Mddlngs, us;
cepts 81 bales e1pos-eoast"e l26 bssi sales 10 ba
sock. 1893 bales -,
BO5ION July 3-Coton dul MiiLngs, gle net receipts "a
27S bales sales 200 bales stock 10000 bales
LOUIS Jgy 81 Cotton queti Mlllns lo-2- receipts, IS
bsl-s; shipments, Il haIeA - -.
LOUISVILLE JAY 3-Coton iul and nominal; Mdlngs, l52,
receipts. IL bales; shipments, llG bae
sAyATyAH July 3l-Co01-Demanl fair FOR low grades Nd
dgs 1885 receipts 23S bales; sales, 81 bGes stock loo4
bales
GALvETroy July 3LCotton steady Good Ordinary, 14'9l5e
net receipts, jJ b7 stock, l2,51o bales.
July Qul hi4ings, 1S net recelps
% bales eIpoooastse lS6 bales sales, % bas' sock
IL 3J3 bales
PHILADELFH1, July 3I.-Cottou quiet; Niitlnrs, 2C3sc
NEv-ORLRAss July 3lC0iton firm; Mlfiugs. lS'-t net -
oDs - bls gross Jo bAes sales 800 b-s lass evening oOO
bales; stock, 262l6 bales .. -,
CaAKIEsToS July 3COon dul and nom ua; Miings l9lae
64O
bales stock. 1887 bales. - -
WfIuTvo rOS. 3lCot0n eafvT Nidngs, 1S41 ret
eepts IL bales; sses. 10 bales; stocA. ll02 bales
SoRFoLg July 3l-Coon quiet Low Ntiinss IS ret re-
ept 26O bales; eIEorscO4we 4iZ bales sales % bales
3 800 blles.
CrNclSS ,r July 3l-Cotion GG and Lower; hihug, l9c
receipts shipments. lf7 baes sioc $50 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were S5OOOO,
and the total for the month Of July. Sss20O0O.
The money market was easy at 3G4 per cent, and
prime discounts at 5!G73 per cent. There was more
activity in Government bonds, especially in the
registered issues as viii be by reference to the
printed Stock Exchange lists above. The favorable
advices from London impaired a strong tone to the
market Fisk g. Hatch report at ?. m:
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
RECElPTs OF PRODUCE.

p,- North Hapsr and Ratroah
rrr S-4O7 l9t cakes CpDne III bales Cotton
30 OIL 1913 bbs Flour 500 bb Meal 2l5 bags
N l53 $50 bush Wheat 1928 bush. Corn, 80 Jl bush
Osts s bbs Rrs 2l5 bbl Beans Al b,les Hemp 80 ses
Hop 426 200 sides Leather. 30 pkgs Oh Cake 2Ol
ma Rosl 621 Cut Meats 400 tcs Lsri 80
psEs cheese $50 Batter S6j pkgs Ta9s 50 bb Luo
oil 80 bbs OIL 800 Starch, Az bids Tobacco Al pigs
TOtaeo eS Speiser sos bales Wool o6j b5s WHISKY
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

Ths above imply frst-elass names
The Bank Of England to-day reduced It's rate OF
discount to "a per cent, and money is quoted per
cent below that rate at the stock Exchange IN Lon
don on Government securities and the rate OF dis
count for three months bills in the open market Is
I-lsth per cent below. The increase in bullion for
the week was E96,OOO. The Bank gained Oh balance
to-day f2J3OOO. The Bank Of France gained in spe-
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

There was more active business in State bonds,
and prices were wen maintained. Tennessees sold
at 81 Gsla Virginia Consols at 53ta55s, and Mis-
souri, skies at 93l. The following were the quota
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

In railroad bonds a strong tone pervaded the deal
ings The largest transactions were in the Pacific
mortgages which sold as follows: Central, 10Oa9
1901; Union First. s2t6s24; Land Grant at 71l072
and Income at GO.G61. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

Gle during the week 100000 franco The gold mar
ket remained firm notwithstanding these facts and
until late in the afternoon all the transactions
at 115:9l15I. The price touched l15I in the
afternoon, and closed at that bid The rates
on gold loans were / to 3 per cent for ear
rying and fat the general rate being II to for
rying. The Treasury received bids for gold aggre-
eating S2,eO5OOO at prices ranging from 1858 to
u5T7 1-l0 The awards were as follows
A
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

or the FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD
Bonds Of the n. Y. MIDLAND RAILROAD less thah
$3.50 O0O remain unmarketed. With THE RAIL CON
NECTED BETWEEN NKW-YORK and OswEGO, the
earnings of THROUGH BUSINESS must soon JUS
tify the great merit claimed for these bonds
For sale by GEO. OPDYKE 81 Co., p Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
Glendlnning. Davls & Amory's eIosiDg prioes were

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus on 30 days time and II to
per cent bonus 60 days, at points varying from
The market price Of the securities named as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
RnNns AT A HARGAIN.

MoNTcLAIR RAILWAY Bonds
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 50
JAMESON. SMITH & CoTrING. II Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-COupon or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed by o inc
EQUITABLE TRUST CoMPANY. Capital, SdGV,YOO
For sale at the Office Of the Company No 76 Cedar
St Ny JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
THE MARKETS.
tr,-,.,ll, -.,,o-,el ,or Tus rstnrxr1

TCare.allv reported TrBvvE1 .
THURSDAY. JAY 81, 1873.
ASHEs-P ts,dv, with fir o1biag d-mAHi q IS 20
Pearls are lull an1 al
COTTON-The transactions in Coion on the
spo and g14r bat oSef We quote IS
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

Foreign exchange was frmer for long sterling and
weaker for sight the reduction of the Bank of En-
gland rate having caused the change. The nominal
rates, however, are unchanged. We quote
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
stoeL. Jal1 sl.ls7s.lOs COS

srsteet Arg lS72.. 0s 557 81 $40 74,54O 1901
SKINSThee has been limited demand for Goat
last and pss remain much the receipts q bales Santa
Mahs snd Rio Hache 100 bales Mex
lean ~ bales Paya u Rio Hach The Deer
eontaucs active and 100 bales Puerto Ca
be and LausTs 6d bundles and II bales Cera Amer
lean, sales $1,000 Cabeo and Laguayra 5000 -
Angosgra 5000 % Para 900 u Centrai American 1000
Ma and Teras He ouote.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
flnlulldi.

AGENCY of ST. LOUIS and IRON NOUN
~ TalN r Co No. 100 Bptiwar The CoupAnT Offers 'or
sale 800 900 Of rs SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS tpnnts ard
Interest gn) 81 , an accrued interest Apply ~ Il "
~ n.rANn. N.ce-Prea dent
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
Totll......."...:.:,..-l'299 IS

Incudei IN the above 80 bsles 70 arrive.
deliveries steady win only limited trsnsscton@ oae
a. follows sn on bass of Low M-lluEs; - .
sale. Ia evening r. m.Juy 100 10 l3l6c sertembef
100 1Ssc October 100 l77s Dte-nbe 200 II llloe To-
ts 500 hs..s Sales TODAY % r.Augusi, 600 10 Il6c
200 lg3s-: 100 10 ii 32r; 1900, 1885, September 100
Is Size 800 o4G 100, IS Bio 100 464c Octebet lVO
l77; November 100 II lllCe Total 4lOO bales Grand total
$500 bales.
COFFER-The market quiet bat ffm the ony transaction
pore uAs 800 bags santos per lnns' private terms
Otls past 70 Ae extent Oi 1900 BAGS
rtra4.s stsef vrr.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

Irans1ntted 70 United btates Mint, =. -
PHILADELPHIA, for coinage. silver 1O6O2O 93- se55t6z Os
The earnings Of the st. Louis and South-Eeasterh
Railway for the third week of July, 1873 were
S26,50S 81; for the third week OF July, lS'2'
Sl7, ,325 %; increase S9,273 o.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

ls are baEeI on Cotton store. ruanlus o qtAas
) grade eb1ve 0r below the grale quoted.
eALEs YOk PKKSENT DELivgW1.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

4.tf - ts1aui ser' OF - t.s ~
TALLoM less active Ieady ss Of 5000 p at ga f3a
WhNkf sir moderate cems1d and steady sales VI 30 bb ct
90 49, aHd 40 Oo-s. Al g1c, closing dull
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
THE MONEY MARKET.
July 81. 1873.

July 81. 1873.
GALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oFFiClAL kEPOkI'
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR Tlik TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 10. O'CLOCK A.. NJ
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

NAVAL sTORES-Ihs demand for
round could not lie placed 4Je they
re sales only embrace 20 100 bb all In small parcels
430432 Strained Ron has ruled quiet bat the value
be shout say Offering, have been made at - 10 hai
st-aL - % AZ No
Inc grades are nodAtey AcEe aud We notice % o. 100 b5 Low
No 50 90 and 200 bts No and Pale 50 5Oas4 Tar
quet ADd noiny unchanged quote 5Od S4 70
for Washington aaa Wningo Peh selling moderately IS S72
os-Lined reHan; very dr at iae5e IN casks .nd ssas7e
IN bD Cru1e fsn STEADY bat heghaien doll and
changed 4OG3O2 Lard very quiet 73d74c for
OIL CAKR eady, wiih fair demand Western quoted at
Of 200 tons Western, 70 ar1rs at $50 30.
PROVslOhShe Prk market cos stronger nd scye for
and dali for of 80 bBs Old slO 5Oi
5000 New Me- sl7 4oasl7 5O The sse and ga
SIS $40 5Oes2O C Pnas Msss SIS IS or
Clear io igiare deve hear Of GOO B1 M seller sepemhr
OF SO b a sGsO so Tor Plain Mess Iaa sIesl9 rs for EI
Mes PAeke sl3 Teree Beef choice qualities
stronger quiet Of 50 IBIS Al s2Sas2S for
der 5ss0sasi $50 DO Smoked e9s so boxes Kgh
c5s Ii ai5 Is 900 Belize ighi III 70 aySr.s Al si
5000 az sveragel At el4s aud 5000 % Gyersgel At
Sgoe A. 81 for Ctr lard i les .s,s sai seAler, he do
gr future light sale Of l60 bbh and 7 ior No.
So 0Sas for CITY, for Pair Prime aud 40
7 for Whi Tor future dehVs hear Of 800 sleI
ss 1000 for September AID 800
or Oeeoef At os Hso 300 Tea saHnsr' ~ Chicago Al
5rrrrR-A fair aerIrI m al grades Butter sr and prices ar,
t qaoi4iols IisI business aag ior sIPo at iron 100
stats Onnss CooTy State Welsh tubs sns 90 aga
pAi ............3O d35 STATE TO fair. 20 as
state El fss..25 $50 wesisrn far TO sOO4l4 als
iHest scloe- western, PooL...'s.sl2 Glo
CHEEsE- for hardly hrsf slippers art
in cautiously advanced prices i4e being freely pad
Ghssi hear Of bat few above thai fguTe. We quJs
SAT. P,,lory pru. sis 01o common to fir1o all
si.s Do, iar o. so,d.l4 4lS f.rn Daiy. coed 70 -.
s.is iae.egl 'hnea Z q o., 9 fse g....,y ...-il 1ls
PP1. il. -.r.t. f.. a,--.' l.44s-tl s-sSi
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
Kitchen & Co.
Berry AZ Ueise

The Assistant Treasurer disbursed slsi,OOO on ac-
count of interest, and $4,000 in redemption of $50
bonds. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, S27,270,OOO !;
gold balances, 81 9SS 799 currency balances $2,2s,
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
lss of Gorlrnmenf Bonds.

3 500 uS5-2O Reg, 'Gs. s....ll7L
IS coo L s $40 Reg. 81,
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

SECOND BOARD-l p. NJ.
sales Of SL4ie EOHds-Rd4iT0IJ BOHds-BdHE aud Raj
rOaa-ErDTeSS StOckS. DC
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

BANK NlNHArTAv CoxPAsy, NRwYoEE jay 81. ls73
T1HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF IiE
L MANHATTAN COMPANY have THIS Day declared a DIyI
DBSD Of 1--WE to- PER CENT eeo taxi ou ohe proas Of s
HARBER1ER Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

Tie business at the United States Assay Oiiice at
New-York for the month ending July 81, 1919, was
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
nTYIDEND NOTICE.

THE BONDS and COUPONS of the CITY
OF PEORIA H. due August 1873. viii be pad and ahss
tLat date a our ohce CLARK DODGE 4 Co. 81 WAl-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
RUMORED INDICTMENTS.

CHARLES T. CARLTON CHARGED WITH FORGERY N
THE THIRD DEGREE.
Charles II. Carlton, formerly Secretary OF
the Union Trust Company defauer 10 the amount OF
about s95oCO0, and fugitive from justice has been III
dcted according rumor, by the Grand Jury Of the
Court Of General Sessions upon the charge OF forgery
in the third degree The indictment found, 1t is
whispered either Saturday last or Monday. Carlton
IL said to have been In this city last week. and Is re-
ported have sailed for Europe The papers necessary
for his arrest extrsdon preparing and there
Is every 10 expect that lac will be in the
hands Of the officers OF the law.
The Grand Jury have also, 1t is rumored indicted
john D. Mcneil lawyer, and others for obtaining goods
under false pretenses Mcneil arrested on Sept
30 at tue suit James Shea and Ellen Kiley for de
frauding them Of the steamer Pope CatIn, by means
OF pretended deed upon property situated at Commu-
nipaw Bay, Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

haS 40 far rccoded from the position which IL took In the
matter OF silver payments that Assistant Treasurer
IIllhouse has caused the following notice be posted
on the sub-Treasury:
Tie Department having concluded to authorize, bv
way OF change In currency payments. the limited dis
bnrsement Of silver coin, far the supply In the
treasury VIII permit II, Will please, ana after the
receipt OF tins letter aud until otherwise ordered
public creditors. should they desire IL account Of
currency obligations ibu not In exchange for CURRENCY
q sum not to exceed = in any one payment IN silver
coin.
Gen Hillhouso said that lie had received these In
strucons from secretary Richardson. similar order
has been sent 20 other Assistant Treasures Gen Hill
house said that the applications for silver yesterday
comparatively fow for the probably, that
most had not noticed heard Of the order.
When the fact became generally known, public creditors
would generally be likely TO take advantage Off, owing
TO the novelty Of the matter. No unusual amount Of
silver had been received at the subTreasuy recently
Mr. Floyd, the superintendent OF the Assay Office said
the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
CHINA AND JAPAN.

A HISTORY or JAPAN TO BE WRITTEN UNDER GOVERN
MENT AUsPICEs-A CHURCH FOR JAPANESE CHRIS
TIANs-DEATH OF FORMER MuNIsrER-IHE
COREAN TROUBLE 49, MEASURES AGAINST THE
COOLIE TRADE.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2S.--The steamer Quang
LIE brings China and Japan dates TO Oct s:
The Government Of Japan s about TO have history
Of the Empire written, aud materials for that purpose
are being rapidly accumulated. The first child Of the
Emperor was born on the 18th Of September bat only
lived a few minutes. Christian church has been or
ganzed at Tolei Il acknowledges Christ the SAVIOR
OF mankind but holds Itself Independent OF a. foreign
churches There are 81 papers published 10 Japan
The cattle disease still ravagng some portions OF the
Empire Kito. the first assistant Of lwakuro In the
late japanese Embassy at Washington, y sex and IN
able to speak or move Iwakura himself i quite Ill A
training school for scho0masters on the American plan
has been established at Nyak. Ken Lava "a former
Minister of Foreign Affairs, il dead
n is stated thai the Government ~ China will demand
Justice for Japan from the COrea. f the 0edr honor
able is not made wax will ne declared. NJ. Bingham,
the new United sares Minister 10 japan, has assumed
the duties Of his office. All coolio ships nave breu or
dered ont Chinese Chinese Iunss cruise on
Macao TO intercept coole junks.