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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-04

|9briften alIe ginpenbungen Der 9ere
tbeioiger bes gottloSen G6ullDiten.s iiber
Sen Saufen, unb es bleibt ibnet nidts
iibrig, als gu befennen, bab iie bur6 oen
Gifer, ,ponlit lie borauf befeben, bob bie=
lies 9ottlole 5Diten Ii9 perbreite, ettpas
Qlunberes be5iueden, ols !pas lie 1agen.
Sd bin Dor eini9er 3eit mai ouf einem
9ompfldiiie sen ObiofluB binauf 9efab=
rem unb bate iiber Die in bieI Ien1 g(uflabe
|bebanoelten Sragen cine lan9e unterre=
buns NIT .einem eifrisen 9lnbdn9er oes
9ottloien S9ullpitems. gnbli9 na9ben1
ser Mann bon Ieiner norsefabten O}ei=
nuns trob oller @rinbe gar ni6t lonen
mpllte, fra9te i9 ibn, ob uno mas filr et=
ne &eligipn er 1elblt babe. 9rauf ant=
wortete er, oob leine @ltern proteitantil6
se>peien 1eien, er lelbf aber 6abe 1td fei=
ner Stride ongel9lo7en. Ser Mann mar
ol1o tDatld6tli9 wie 10 piele IN bie1em
2anoe reli9ionslos ober ungldubi9. ST.
1einer &in6beit 1otte er Die @toats19ule
be1u9t, ,par aud BON 1einen Gltern in
Die @onntassl6ule sel9idt woroen. aber
cine gelieion~ batte er ols erpadienert
Monn niht. Wir 9larben ni9t gu nlel
gu iosen, >penn mir annebmen> oob es
iuenisitens cine Neillipn 1ol9er Hente IN
bieIem2onoe gibt, Die ndmli9 oleStaats=
1@ule unb bie@onntass16ule beln9t 9a=
ben uno am Gnbe oo9 feline Nellglon
boben. Gs lit bober bas eisentlld)e 31el
ser @ertbeioiger BET eottloien Staots=
! 6ulen fein anoeres, als na3 uno nap
bos Gbriltentbum bur6 eine beion'1@e
@r5ieDung ser Sugenb aus Der gSelt gu
|l1offen. 9as lit oer 3tued oer 9ottlolen
@taats16ulen unb bic bli6t ibrer ger=
tbeibiger uno Die 8et6eurun9en, oab ne
feline Seinbe bet 8elision ieien uno Dap
bie5e @taots16ulen bic geli9ion 9a'15
ungefdbroet la1ien, ael6e9en nur 5A
bent 3tped, Elm fdltisen 2euten @ono IN
bic Mugen 5u ,perf fen.
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Sic &ertreibun0 Ser barnt=
ber5i8en Sbtpeiterm aus
OeittfDldnb.

9os Secret set beutl6en &e9ierun9,
>pel6es oen Orben 0er Seluiten unb uol=
le nit bielem beriuanoten reli9i0ien Mn=
itolten" bon Dem Deimotbli6en 8o6en
perbonnt, Dot II. q. au9 cine Initalt 6e=
troifen, beren legensrei@e Wirfun9 BON
ssreuno unb Seino ieberseit 9ern amer
.fannt tuuroe: Gs i'll bies 6as &loiter Der
barm6ersi9en @9tpeit eitern, sic BON Paoer=
born, @eitfale,,, aus, Die Sbdti9feit III
rer 6riitliden 2iebe uber Die @auen oes
@Qn5oeutl l9lanO> ia iiber oielelben bin=
aug perbreiteten, uno iuel9e piele Derbe
Sbrdnen @erlaiiener, @eriuittmeter unO
&ranfer obtrodneten. Ser 9auptlib oie=
fes relisi0ien St1itituts befono ii6 inpa=
berbprn, ber altfatbolii@en @to6t Weif=
falens> oo9 bate Soliel6e Siliolen tueit
unb brett erri@tet uno be1onoers AUDI
an ben ufern bes 8oben1ees i'm l90uen
Gonitan5 9e9runoet. W}it Oem &loter>
be}1en Senoen5en nur in tuabrer 9riitli=
der 2iebe >p1r5elten, tuaren 8iloun9san=
italten perbun6en< in benen Die 36glin=
ge ni6t nur 3u sel6euten, ionoern Eau6
gute II Meni i9en er5o9en tueroen 1oQ=
ten. Sabre lang erfreute ii9 oas Moiter
unter Ser 9eit,lns ber @rdfin Molintrot,
elmer 9amev> bere11 Same it. ben Mnnalen
bes nationalen &rieges bon .1S70-71
gldn5eno per5ei9net itebt Der bobeat Mb=
tun9 ber beutl@en Nation, bic ibren
@ertb ,pobl 5u 16dben tuubte, - big oas
fosen. 'uSeiuitenseieb" au6 ben Grieben
bieles itillen Mates it0rte unb ben Be-
tpoDnerinnen unb 2ebrerinnen bes ,&lo=
fers Die tpeitere 9bdtisfeittiin S6ulen
berbot, ia iie Der 9eitnatb perpies!@ @lei@
na9ben ienes benftpiir0ige. Secret beg
Tiiriten 8isnlard Der @rdfi1 Malintrot
r,itsetbeilt tuurbe, besab iiG bieie Dame
nod Berlin, I'M beiber &aiierin &usuito
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Seitfame @ade. Sn a(ntlperpen tom
fiir;lid cine feltiame Rade GUT NuSflbrung.
Cine Grau bielt cine &abe, bic ourd einen &c.
amtsn setObtet puroc. Sic gtou, auf @ade
iinnenb, beri@afte iid raeDrere Mduiefallcn,
fanst etpa fiinfais Mauie lebenois, ipert iie III
Elm adit@eu Elm unb f@idfbieieS on ben Beam.
ten, ber fid5 AUDI beeilt beS &aiten su Offnen.
Sic Mauie iprineen fofort berans uno berbrei<
ten it@ i'm Soufe. @dlieblib finoet bet &c.
ante auf benz 8oben bes &dftdens einen 3ettcl
init ben @orten: v@ie babe1 mir meine 8abc
getebtet; id babe bic Gbre, Sbnen ''einc @1anie
bdfir 81 ienben"
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Sic @b1&le.

0ie @ertDeioiser Der sottloIen@taats=
lrbulcu u1o9en ms bic ginmenbun9: u1ie
lcicn feline Seinbe Der &e1igion; bic 9ott=
II le @6ule lei fir ben @lauben uno bic
Gitten Ser &inber gar ni9t 10 9efdbrli9
,uie Die &otbolifen es li9 einbilbeten; bic
critic NFi1t oes 9ebrers in Der sottloi ien
59ule ,uiiroe ia 1ein, 5pilGen 6en oer=
ldicoenen &elisionen 1i6 unporteiil6 5u
scigcn> unb iiberbaupt bdtte ct Den &in=
heru pon Oct &eli9ion 9or ni3ts gu ia
9cn. 9ie &inoer unterrid)te mon nur in
jcnen &enntnij1en, Die fir bos 9eben
l,otbloenoig leien. Die &elisionslebre
bleibc ausl l6lieBli6 Dem @farrer unb BEN
Gltern iiberlo0en. 9ie @6ule 1oue Die
aiuoer ,ueher su &atboliten, nod 81
Yrotel ltonten, tue0er gu Suben nod 5u
Soeioen beranbilben, lie loue linen Bios
Die nDtDi9en &enntniiie i'm Sci 1cn, ,@6rei=
ben, &e6nen &c. bcibrin9en, auf Oab Ie
bonn bnr6 tire re1pectipe &eli9ionsleb=
rer su &atbolifeu, Prote1 1tonten, Suben
rhcr Seiben gen1a6t tpiirben."
Sos lit bos @erebe unb bic @inmen=
nunscu oerTreu,,oe Ser 9ottlol olen@taats=
1Nulen. Sic Morte lauten 10 16Dn uno
1d)ein en- bem oberF Fd6li9en Menl l6en
10 perniinftig, bab nau9er Stoffel ni9ts
boacocn au 1ogen ,ueib. 8as lit benn
nun bon oiefen g8orten gu bolten? Gs
lino borin bier 9robe unm6gli9teiten
porous9e1ett.
Man lo9t suerit: Der 2ebrer ober bic
2ebrerin tuiirbe lid s,pi56en ben perI9ie=
ocneH &eli9ionen unparteiil l6 5eigen; bas
lit aber eine erite> l1nm0sli9teit. 9ie &C.
l9ion lit 10 cine Sad)e, Die man liebt
ooer bobt> Die man pereDrt ober peraG=
tct> ober ser &eli9ion 9eseniiber lnpor=
teiil6 5u lein, bas finbet iiG ,ni9t auf
Grben. Ober ba1t ou ben SoB unb bas
Wift nod niemals seIeben, ben obgefol=
Iere &otbolifen gegen bic Stride ,@ottes
seigen. Ser lebenbige @atau t0nnte es
nidt ar9er ma6en> ,penu ct 1T BET Gout
eines 1ol6en unglufieligen absefollenen
0ot6oiifen itedte. Ober baft bu Sic sif=
tioen Mrtifel gesen bic tatbolil9e Stride
nod ni6t sele1en, Die ou in Sablrei6en
omerifanil l6en 3eitunsen fin0en tonnit?
e>1t oa l1nparteili9feit? Oas 8eite, tpos
man in Be5as ouf eine beitimmte @eli=
9ipn er,uortcn fonn, lit @era6tun9, ober
l1nparteili6teit in 8e5ug auf &eligion
9ibt es ni1t. Giner, berg peritanoen bat
tot's sclast yMer ni6t fir mid 1T, 1T
,uioer MIDI" @ollen bic Greut6e ber
oottloien @@ulen tliiser ieint als Der
Sobn @ottes2 - a7:.. t-.g.. r,$
Ser 9lrbeiter in Der Roblenbanf ooer
i'm SaIStperte ooer in Der &ol(miible, 6er
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Gin Yrebiaeri in MoNaduietts, ocr
feline 3uborer regelmabis III ben @dlaf5 gu reoen
beritebt, tuedte feline @emcinoe ueMli@ oaburd
aus ibrcm iubeu Sdlumn,er, bob ct iidD zines
gang cisentbimliden Sfnallefettes,' bes Gbs
feuerns eincs Reboluers bon bet 9tndcl aus
namlid, bebicntc.
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J. -sn aentudN tp,roc ncnli@ Elm anabe
auf aan3 eisentbumlide @eife setootet. @r
beraebrte gerabe einen Npfel, ala BET Blib ins
SauS fdlua unb unter slnbere,1 aud i'm be-
.taubte. Dobei brdngte fid bas @tid 9lpfcl,
bas er in, Munbe Datte, inSie &eblc binab, unb
uls bie' Nnberea tuieber gu ii@ tamer, mar ct
eritidt.
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|ebneioer apt ieinsn, Eide, Der .s6ns
tier in Ieiner Wertitdtte, Der Nrbeiter an.
Wege fam fitD Die Befriebislng ni6t
per}agen, bic @efible, Die ct. 9esen bic
Religion empfinbet, ,tdsli9. ausaulpre9en;.
,uie Derm5dte es Der 9ebrer in Der Sdn=.
le bic MeligiDn III ber Wtrfli1teit san5
auBer M6t alt loEen2 Mopon bas 9er3
ppil 1T, boppn lduft Der Wfunb iiber. +,
Wfan ]agt ,peiter: Die &inoer leien in
ben meni @Ii6en @iHenl6aften gu un=
terrid)ten, obne baB su ibnen bon oer
MeIioion serebet ,uerbe; bies 1T aber cine
apeite l1nn,Dsli9teit. 2ebrt man bie&in=
Ser le1en ober l1reiben, 10 mub 5 man Ite
Worte le1en ober 19reiben MAIDEN; Wor=s
te ober biloen @dbe, uno @dbe 6aben
einen @inn. 9ie1er @iun ,nub aber
GaelIuno 6er &elisiou 9eseniiber einneb=
men; er mub ibr bienen ooer iie betam=
pfen; einen Wfittelpes sibt es ebenio
tpenio fit sic 8i4er, ols fit Die Seb=
rer.
2ebrt man Geographic, 10 tommt Ell
neg 1dDnen Soges oer Same Nom npr.
gDie ober tpdre es mDgli9, &om gu nen=
men, obne pom Yapite 5u reoen? lno ber
Yopt lit fir bas fotbolii6e &ino Der
@tellpertreter @ottes auf Groen un6 bas
prote1tanti16e &inb bDrt, bob Der Yopf
ser Mnti6riit 1ei!
2ebrt man bic @e1 19i6te, tpie mill man
es anfohgen, I'M 81 ben &inoern tueoer
ppn M}oles uno Der @Dnagoge> nod bon
gbriitus unb @einer Stride 5u reben?
Sic Breunbe BET sottloien @@ulen
mDgen io9en, tpas iie ,uolen> es :bleibt
INNER tuobr, baB es unm6sli9 1T, bic
&inoer III oen men16li9en Wii1en1@af=
ten at unterri6ten obne BON Ser &eli9i=
on 5u reocn ebenio mie es ou@ unm09=
|liA it, BON elmer &eligion su re6en> obne
1i6 bofiir ober oasesen oussnipre6en.
M}on Io9t brittens: bic @toots16ule
made bic &inber peber 51 &atbolifen
nod 5u Brotel ltanten, ,ueoer 5r Snoen
nod 5u @eiben, 1onbern B OBJ gu W{en=
|16en, bic Ielen, 19reiben uno re9nen
fDnnen. Mber, lieber 2e1er, mas tpiiroeit
bu BON einen1 @Grtner 1aeen, Der li9 in
oen &ppf 1eben ipiirbe, Bdume ar pfan=
sen, bic tpe6er Qlepfelbdume nod 2ofuft=
bGume, tpeber @i6baume nod pfrf9=
bdume, nod irseno 8dume bon einer an=
beren @orte iein biirften, fonoern nur
Bdume int 9lllgemeinen, 8dume Die fet=
ner be1timmten Sorte angeb0ren? 9u
tpiirbelt fa9ett, Elm 1ol6er @drtner 1T ein
Starr! l1nb bu bdtteit &e6t. @anoeln
ober bic @taots1 16ulmen16en perniinf fti=
ger, tpenn iie in elmer S6ule &inber err
sieben tpollen, ois tpeber Gbrii ten mod
11n6riten, tpeber &in6er @ottes nod
&inber oes Seuf fels fein Diirfen, lonbern
nur 10 Menl6en i'm Mll9emeinen?
Man 1ogt piertens: Die &eli9ionslebre
| 1oIe ben@ltern 1nb Dem ~Minii iter" iiber=
| laEen ,perben, oiefe t0nnten ben &inbern
au .6au1e unb in ber @onnto9si4ule
|Id)ol1 oas MDtbise beibringen. 9ieieni=
gen, tuel6e bieies iaeen> boben aber
6ur9aus teinen Be9riff bon &eli9ion.
9enn ~ feblt es ben meiiten Gltern an
oer nDtbi9en Tdbigfeit ooer an Set, ibre
&inber in ber &eligion 81 unterridlten;2)
oeniiet bet einmoliee unterri9t am
@onntage ni6t, Die &inber 1T bet @eli=
sion Dinrei6enb su unterri4ten; -
, 1873-04-29
THE INDIANS.

Reported Fighting Between tho United
States Troops and the B1nckfeet II.
dians--Nothjng OF 1ntrest from tho
m0docs.
Toronto, April 28-Aspecial from Fort Garry,
Manitoba, Says that Roberts, from tho interior,
states that there has been fighting between
the American troops and the Blaekieet
the Americans were killed. It il feared
that this is the beginning Of trouble in the
Blackfeet country. The Indians Of Fort 6u1ly
are those who c1ossed the line to the number Of
1000 or 5000, and threaten the interior estt1e-
ments and Manitoba.
SAN FRAscmco, April 2a.--Nothing importeus
has been received from the 1ava-bed since tho
Goth, when Lieut.. Leary's company vas at-
tackled near Camp Donald Mckay. Be-
ports say the Nodocs are encamped at tho
base Of tho mountains at the south end Of tho
lava-beds. Tho troops arc now divided into
three companies. Capt Thomas has 1eft with
the Twanty-si1th Cavalry and the Warm Spring
Indians to reconnoiter the vicinity OF the No
doc position Lieut.. Eagan il conva1escent, and
nearly al the cavalry horses are sick
LATEn-A special courier arrived At YrekA 1ato
last night from tho laya-bed. The opinion pre-
vailed 1T Headquarters that tho Modocs viii not
mako another stand, but break up IN email par
ties. Thoy must be hunted IN detail, mating
an all-summar's work for the cavalry. Gen
Jeffers@ G. Davis and stafr reached Y1eka
In tho afternoon, and with Gen- HaTdie will
1oa7o for tho lsva-bed tomorrow.
There is q 1umor from Hot Spring Valley that
A settlar named Wagner, WAS murdered by tha
Pitt River Indians. No particulars.
spse'at 2ttBateh e TT te T4s GhssGoo @ 1!91ns r.
Cavalry, reports from Sidney barracks that tho
stock stolen recently On the South Platte has
been recovered. His command failed to ind apy
traces Of Little Thander's band
, 1873-04-29

important Decision-The Pittsburgh
Bond Robber--PheIps, Dodge & Co..
George Francis Train Iziotous
ces,anao%. s 1,ocs1 W.
c...:e, 49,. A.A ~. rs...u, 7,rn,,,<
oytsa. 1s1e" a, no % 1ne m .n,eev N.+;on,,
NJ" 1oHA, Aptl1 1o'-1no All!"auAeo .as s.t,.,,.
Bank OF Wlnconsin brought 6ut against ntnuf
Hughes, and others, to recover the value OF
cargo Of wheat. It anpcars from the papers in
~. c..a 49, Rfa,~.. III, 3. pa11 nnrchased
.n% .no eaao .ans ,m, nto"et, onuou IL. a - -
tno #noat IN milwaukee, On the oroe1 u a. :
, 1873-04-29

lncreasing the psy Of their workraen, the
latter struck today. Anearly sud general strike
Ii qot consldered probable. Efforts arc being
to act in full accord with the st. C1ispins socie-
ties.
sr. LOUIS, April 28.-Between fifty and sixty
Chinese having been sot at work In tho cooper
shop Of Jaynes j. Co: to-day, considerable indig,
number Of them entered the shop and intimated
thata strike would occur, but there being strong
force OF police on the ground, no demonst1a-
tion MAS made, and the.probabilities are that no
disturbance will result. There are now nearly
one thousand Chinese engaged in various occu"
pations in this city.
, 1873-04-29
Rum0rs that the CarlisfS viii Ahan,
don Spain for the Present.
The Pope Passed Restless Sun
day Night.
Great Excitement in Paris Over the Re-
suit of the Elections.
Panic on tho Bourse---Thiers
Somewhat Despondent.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
1An1s, April 2s.-Ihe following arc tho final
returns Of the election in this city, yesterday, to
fill the vacant seat in tho National Assembly !:
Barodet, 180,146; Remusat, 1876, ,4o6; stoe1e1,
27,058. Tho previous announcement that Remu-
sat received the least number Of votes was
clerical error. The elections in tho Departments
Of Cor1eso, Jura, and Marno were carried by
the Republicans; in Morbitian by the Catholic
party.
Darodet'a election to the Assembly will proba-
bly, cause q cha nge Of Ministry. Remusat, Min
ister Of Foreign AffairB; Leon Say, Minister Of
Finance, and jules Simon, Minister Of Public
Instruction, are expected to reaign. Caaimir
Periere, formerly Minister Of the Interior, and
Grevy, lato President OF the Assembly, are
talked Of a. probable members OF tho new
Cabinet.
fAR1s, April 28-Evoning. total result OF
the voting in Paris and other parts of France,
yesterday, to fill tho vacancies in the Assembly,
Was the eledtion Of three Radicals, four Ropub-
Leans. and on9 Legitimist.
All the jou1dhls except tho Radical organs o.
press surprise at the vote in the Department Of
tho Seine. The Conservative papers say it is
due to Thiers' leaning to the Left, and the Re-
publican journals attribute it to mistakes in tho
Assembly. Tho Bien Publiqud looks upon
Barodots triumph as serious event, but re-
pudiates the idea that it's party Is discouraged.
The Monarchical press gem orally regard the cleo
ton as . terrible awakening for the Conservn-
tiyes. L. Temps pronounces 1t . warning to the
Government. The Moderate Republicans who
supported Count De- Remusat are embarrassed
by his defeat. II. De Romuaat has expressed
desire to resign tho Ministry ct Foreign Affairs,
but President Theirs has induced him to remain
in Office.
Count Do Remusats Electoral Committee this
afternoon visited President Thiers, rho ap-
peared to be discouraged. It is reported that
when the President first received the news Of
the Counts defeat ho retired to his room and
remained ono hour alone. There are foars
that the Right in the Assembly will now insist
on restricting and otherwise modifying univer-
sal suffrage.
The Bonapartist journals declare that the Con-
servative Republic is dead.
White frost hns destroyed the vines in the Vi
cinity Of Lyons. The disaster ia similar to that
Of 1917.
LONDON, April -5a.m.-specia1 dispatches
to the London morning journals Of to-day rep
resent that the succeaa OF Barodet had created
An immense Impression in Paris. The city and
provinces are agitated. a panic prevailed on the
Bourse yesterday, and patrols we're required to
maintain order in the suburbs during the after
noon and night, !E
contradicted.
, 1873-04-29

organization of IN Expedition OF UNI
ted states Troops to Protect tho
Northern Pacific Railway Eng1-
neers.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.-An expedition will be
Organized to be assembled at and in 1oadiness to-
depart from Fort Rice, Dakota Territory, On the
18th of june next, for the projections OF tho
engineering parties OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road in making surveys for the location
Of tho line Of that road between the Mis-
The expedition will be constituted as follows:
First, = battalion Of ten companies OF tho
Seventh Cavalry, under command Of the Lieu
tenaut-Colonel of the regiment; second, d bat
Eighth Regiment and si1 Of the Ninth Regiment,
under command OF Lieut.-Col- L. P. Bradley,
Of the Ninth Regiment; third, battalion
Of five companies Of the Twenty-second
Infantry under command Of the senior
be drawn from Fort Randall; two from
Fort sul1y, and designated by the respective
Posi-. Commanders fourth, 4 battalion Of four
companies Of the Seventeenth Infantry. two
from Fort Rice, one from Fort Lincoln, and one
Maj. r. E. Grafton, Of the Seventeenth Infantry;
fifth, the detachment Of seventy-1ve scouts au-
thoIized BY special orders from the Department.
Of Dakota, and, in addition. five scouts each
lected by the respective Post Commanders
from those Of their commands who accompanied
!Ant years felloWstone expedition !; sixth, de-
tachmant Of artillery sufficient to man two Rod
selected and d:tailed by the Commander Of the
expedition Tho men Of the detachment will be
selected from q battalion Of the Seventeenth
OF Twenty Infantry hereinbefo1e desig-
mated rs \ portion Of the expedition. Col D. i.
Stanley. the Twenty y-second Infantry,is assign
ed the command Of the expedition. Excepting
nuch staff officers as may hereafter be assigned
to him, he will select the requisite staff from his
, 1873-04-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 28.--At the monster meeting ol
Federalists yesterday, violent speeches we're
made.
LONDON. April % 8 a. m.-1n tho House OF
Commons, tonight, Mr. Smith moved that, be-
fore deciding on the further reduction Of in
direct taxation, the House demand Of the Gov
ernment declaration Of its yiews respecting the
adjustment OF Imperial and local taxation.
hfr. Lowe, Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Sir
Stafford Northcote, and Messrs. Fawcett, Massey,
The debate, which Was somewhat acrimonious,
was protracted to lite hour, and was adjourned
until Thursday.
The Anglo-American, French, and Newfound-
land Cable Companies agreed yesterday to an
amalgamation Of their interests.
, 1873-04-29
WALL STREET.

Review Of the Money, Gold, Stock,
Bond, and Produce Markets.
Special D1spatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YonK, April 28.-Money WAS easy during
the early hours at per cent gold, but during the
afternoon became dea1er, and advanced to 1-32
per diem before 3 o'clock. After that hour the
rate declined to per cent gold. Prime mercan-
tile paper continued in good demand at 8 to IL
per cent, though very little business was done
lower than 10 per cent.
Railway and miscellaneous speculation was
moro active than On Saturday, but lower prices
prevailed. The decline ranged from y to per
cent, and was most marked in Pacific Mail,
St, Paul common, Western Union, Union
Pacific, and Harlem, New York Central,
Lake Shore, Ohio 4 Mississippi, Rock Island.
Wabash. c., c., c. j. I. c., Panama, aud St. Paul
preferred were II to per cent lower and less
active than the shares proviously named. The
faiIure Of tho Atlantic Bank had a depressing ef-
feet, and seemed to cause an uneasy feeling on
the Stock Exchange. Rumora we're ahoat this
afternoon in regard to additional bank troubles,
but none Of thom could be authenticated.
There is talk On tho street of movoment to
"twist" those who have gone extensively
"short" Of tho Pacific Mail stock. Gould,
6tockwol1, and Hatch are said to havo most Of
tho stock, and will not allow the street to cover
its s@shorts at present prices.
GOLD
was weak, and price declined Is per cent, With
tho late dealings at about the lowest point The
weakness VAS caused By the Treasury pro-
grsmme for May, and the prospective large dis
bursemonts by the Government. The dullness
Of exchange also disappoints spoculators for
rise.
Governments we1o steadJ on email business.
PRODUCE.
For -four the inquiry was more general. and
low medium grades were frmer. Choice family
rradcs ruled quiet but firm. Sales, $500 brls;
receipts, 157s2 bsls In wheat The The absence absence Of p
in part for milling, but mainly for export, with
some demand for future; 5000 bn No; q Nh.
vaukoo reported for the last hat Of Tyne At
Pork was very quiet, and prices for whole
sslo lots unsettled. New meas, in .
1obbing why, Is quoted at $500
@195 with about 40 or so bris sold at the higher
fisu1o. For future delivery no transactions.
Receipts, 652 packages. Cut meats were gen
orally very quiet, and pricea for full lots moro OF
less nominal DR. sailed snoulnerB alo nominal
, 1873-04-29

FoRT scoT7, Kan, april pa largo and en-
thusiastic meeting OF the farmers Of Bourbon
County Was held in this city On Saturday, for
Of tho oranges q the county. Res-
olutions we're passed denouncing monopoties,
condemning the Congressional bnck-pay steal,
and censuring the action Of The last Legislature
in passing the mortgage exemption act.
About twenty GraDges ara organized in the
country, With memberships Of between 800 aod
400, and new ones are being formed nightly
The farmers are thoroughly Wakenod, up and
arc terribly in earnest.
, 1873-04-29

VIRGINIA, New, April 28.-The stage from
Hamilton for Phoebe, was robbed Last night near
Hamilton: The driver was killed BY three men
painted as Indians and having gunuy-sacks over
their heads. The stage had five passengers,
ance was offered. The driver stopped whom
ordered, and handed out the Wells d Fargo
treasure-box. It ia supposed the fatal shot Was
fred unintentiona1ly through tho nervousness Of
one Of the robbers. The loss to the express
connanv Ia small. 4 number OF Indians have
accompanied parties Of whites, trailing ths rob-
hArR
, 1873-04-29

st 7c; picked hams, 113{@13c, Is to weight do
bellies. 1o3@o for u lbs, and 10c for II lbs. Re-
ceipts, 1881 packages. Bacon Was mod
erately active and rather easier, with
aalos Of 100 boxes long clear. on
the spot at 9c md 200 tcs short clear do at Oc-:
Lard was quiet and weak. Western is held at
911c spot and for April, and 7-16c for May.
About $50 tcs city sold ut Sc gold. For future
delivery, $50 tcs for July sold at 1oc. June is
offered as exc Receipts, 9,043 pigs.
, 1873-04-29
SPA IN.

LONDON, April 28.-Madrid dispatches say that
Becer1a and Figuerola, Of the Permanent Com
1nittee, have been arrested, and tho search for
the other members continues.
MADRID, April pa band Of 500 Car1ista en-
tered the town Of Capollades, and demanded q
contribution, but fled on the approach Of Ma
tional troops.
LONDON, April 29 g q. m.-Roports are in cir
culation that the Carlists intend to withdraw
from Spain, and give up the struggle for tho
present.