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A Veto.

The Speaker presented a message from
the President vetoing the act reducing from
two years to six months the time in which
new trials may be on motion of the United
States granted in the Court of Claims. he
President failed to see any advantages in
the proposed law and regarded i. as tend
ing to facilitate the preparation of fraud.
The message was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
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GOLD was less active in New York
yesterday, vibrating between 119s and
ll3!, and closing at 11Ss 6l13k.
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House OF RepresentatIves.
The House was called to order at 10 A.
NJ, Speaker McGaughey in the chair.
PETITIONS.

The House was called to order at 0 A.
NJ, Speaker McGaughey in the chair.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. OT-Asking that Thompson and
Steger's statutes be furnished to the officers
of Marshall county.
BY Mr.. Eckel-Asking that Thompson
and Stegar's reports be furnished to officers
Of Jefferson county.
By Mr.. Jeup-F'rom the Nashville Prin-
ters' Union, asking that sppreEticeships as
printers be regulated for their projection.
Petitions were presented in connection
with the various new bills On the subject of
tippling.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. Williamson-Directory to the
Comptroller, to audit the bills OF costs on
file in this office, certified from the criminal
side OF the Common Law and Criminal
Courts the city of Memphis for the years
1859, 1860, 1861, and refer those that are
unpaid to the Attorney General fox his
opinion, and if the State is deemed liable
for the same, that warrants be issued Oh
the Treasury for the same. Laid over.
BY. Mr.. FergusOn-Doing away with
the appointment Of Journal Clerk after
the election Of State officers. Adopted.
NEW FURNACES,
The COMMITTEES on Public Grounds re-
ported that they found the furnaces in the
Capitol to be valueless, and offered a reso-
luton directory to the Superintendent of
the Capitol to purchase new ones. Adopt
ed.
NEW BILLS.
The following new bills were introduced: !:
By Mr.. Lindsley-To prevent the abusive
sale Of spirituous liquors,
By MIR. Ferguson 40 prevent the abus-
i've sale of GpiTituous liquors.
Ry Mr.. Houk-To prevent the abusive
sale of spirituous liquors.
By Mr.. Washington-To prevent the
abusive sale of spirituous liquors.
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FOREIGN.
The BOnaparte Dynasty.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-Is is reported that at
the Conference which has been held at
Chiselhurst, it was decided that the En-
press Eugenie and Prince Jerome Napoleon
should be the political guardians Of the
Prince Imperial, and therefore direct the
movements ofthe party. 1t is said that no
manifesto announcing the intentions of the
Bonapartiss will be issued. The Prince
Imperial will not be called Napoleon ",
but be known as Count Pierreiou He
has adopted as bis motto-"StreDgth but
not impatience.n
A dispatch from Genoa says the Rev.
Edward B. Pusey is dangerously i'll in that
city.
The remains Of Sir Edward BuIwer Lyt-
ton will be buried at Kenilworth to-mor-
TOW.
Shot at SartOry.
PARIS. Jan. 22.-Feronilly, Decamp and
Benat, the condemned communists, were
shot early this morning OF Sartory plain.
Feronilly died without uttering a word.
Decamp's last words were, 81 die assassi-
mated; down with false witnesses, lawyers
and Thiers." Benat died cheering for the
republic, the commune and the army. On.
ly one vOlley was fired, as all died instantly.
There were but few spectators on the
ground.
Requiem Masses.
Masses for the repose of the soul of the
late ex-Emperor Napoleon were celebrated
in number of the churches of this city
to-day. Large crowds attended the SER
vices.
More Immigrants.
BERLIN, Jan. 22.-There is an exten-
siVe emigration movement to America
among the German colonists in Russia.
One hundred and twenty families have left
Beresina alone.
HHSsia's Advance ON British India.
LONDON, Jan. %, G:30 A. M.-The Per
sian minister in this city authorizes a con-
tradict1on of the report that Persia has
made a secret treaty ceding territory to
Russia.
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NEWTON, N. j., had a pancake eating
battle. The longest eater slowed away
e.; his competitors, respectively, 60, SO, So,
and 80.
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The Franking Privilege,

The bill to abolish the franking privilege,
as passed by the Senate to-day, differs from
the original House bill, by adding the pro.
viso "that no compensation or allowance
shall now or hereafter be made to Senators,
members and delegates Of the House Of
Representatives on account of postage"
The date of its operation is also changed
to July /, 1873. 1t also omits the House
section requiring prepayment on mail mat
ter Of the executive departments. The bill
goes back to the House to act on Senate
amendments.
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COTTON meets a moderate demand in
New York at 20Sc for middling.
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-C4ltior-.tls axe picking ripe water
melons when IL is cool enough 70 go out on
shady afternoons.
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Going TO Africa.

The Directors Of the Colonization Soci-
ETY. have resolved to urge the Government
to establish line of steamers to Liberia.
Three thousand applicants now await pas
sage, and 800 will leave the first of May.
Most of the applicants are from Florida and
Ganrria
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They mary young women at auction
in ChinS. Here they are disposed of at
private sale.
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Shot at SartOry.
Requiem Masses.

Masses for the repose of the soul of the
late ex-Emperor Napoleon were celebrated
in number of the churches of this city
to-day. Large crowds attended the SER
vices
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The Louisiana Agony.

The Senate Committee on Privileges aud
Elections will commence the examination
of Louisiana matters tomorrow morning,
and resume the Caldwell investigation next
Saturday.
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More Immigrants.

BERLIN, Jan. 22.-There is an exten-
siVe emigration movement TO America
among the German colonists in Russia.
One hundred and twenty families have left
Beresina alone.
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Secretary Fish in n MuddIe.
NI-uT VnDU Ion % A cDnoial 70

Secretary Fish in n MuddIe.
New YORK, Jan. GA special to the
Herald from Washington says that large
circle of Republicans there, who are anx-
ious to have change in the head of the
State department, to the end that some
New Yorker may become Secretary Of the
Treasury, have made the late dispatches
from Madrid on the Cuban question the oc-
casion of adverse criticism upon Mr.. Fish.
San Domingo.
The Ssmana Bay Company held their
meeting to-day, adopted the commissioners
report and ratified the contract made with
the San Domingo government. A. 3.
Stockwell was elected President, Henry
Clews, Treasurer, and L. z. Hagard, Sec
retary. The company intend establishing
weekly communication by steamer. They
also intend chartering large steamer and
sending out Cuban load of excursionists
who may wish to inspect San Domingo be-
fore taking up residence. The Tybee is
now loading with horses, furniture, etc, for
the officers Of the company.
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Russia,s Advanes On British India.

LONDON, Jan. %, G:30 A. M.-The Per-
sian minister in this city authorizes a con-
tradictlon Of the report that Persia has
made a secret treaty ceding territory to
Russia.
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At the expiration of the morning hour,
unfinished business, being the bill to pro-
vide for the construction of six new sloops
of war, increased by an amendment to ten,
was resumed and an amendment offered by
Mr.. Sherman yesterday, providing that
neither Of the vessels shall be commenced
until complete plans, models, and specifca-
tions for it shall be proposed, was agreed
to, q,
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Money has been easy with the preponderance of
business at seven per cent, coin, on call loans the
range being 1-G4 for time at the start, and T. cur
rency at the close. As indicating the return move
ment of currency in this direction it is stated that
the express companies brought in, to-day S,4O00OO,
a total of $500, 600 for the week. But though the
bank statement favorable these receipts are not
reflected aud the question of the ultimate destina
ton of this currency is one of those things that
no fellow can find out" The banks, however,
are now taken collectively only S9O9275 below the
% per cent reserve and the deficiency rests entirely
with the State banks, the Nationals being $4,000
above the reserve line. The coin movement of the
week covered the Treasury disbursement of $780,
600 on account of the regular weekly gold sale, and
SGGs0O0 on account OF coin interest the bonds re-
deemed footing up $1,000 The Customs receipts for
the week were $2,4lO,6ls The legal tenders out
standing tonight amount to SS5795O,OO0, a decrease
since last Saturday of $4,000. The bank statement
shows the following comparative tables
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money will be reinvested, large part gong natuI
ally into Government bonds. The continued high
prices of all classes Of United States bonds, however,
will turn tho attention Of investors to hrstoiass
railroad bonds and hence the hrmnessof the ieadlhg
roads The new loans are doing very weii' good
demand for the time being reported.
The stock market was characterized by dnllneSs
during the week. and scarcely significant feature
oppeared. The volume Of business grew smaller
nv degrees and beautifully less" until the market
became q positively stagDant one. AS compared
with the prices current at about midday on last
Monday when the highest quotations OK the
week were generally madel the Leading shares
declined from / 10 81 per cent MUCH
Of this decline, however, was Subsequently
made up, and stock speculation closes STEADY, iho
leading features were st. Paul, Pacific Mail, ana
Western Union. Onr weekly comparative table
cives all necessary information concerning the
course Of prices To-day the market has been OF the
tqmest description. barely steady during tho morn
ing. and weak in the afternoon, when the
lowest prices Of the day were made. The
late weakness was perhaps largely due to
report. afterward verified, Of heavy de-
faleation in the Atlantic National Bank. From
present information it appears that Mr. +. L..
Taintor the Cashier of the bank for the past four OF
five years. has appropriated the funds and SecurlueS
of the institution to the extent OF something over
100000 the amount being in excess OF the bank $
capital As usual in such cases, the money has been
sunk in stock gambling. II the word OF Mr. Iaintor
is to be credited he has been enbezzling and using
the funds of this bank from the time he entered 1t
as Cashier, and the President and other
managers of the concern were not able
TO detect the theft till he had stolen
nearly half a million! What a commentary upon
bank management or perhaps we should say upon
the management of this particular bank for 1t IS TO
be hoped that banking institutions do not as rule
inrust the vast property of their stockholders ana
depostors without yigilant supervision to single
officer, and he a subordinate. Yet this young man,
according to his own statement has had unchecked
charge Of the Atlantic National Bank for years,
and the result OF his management Is
prima faca evidence that his statement
in this respect is true. Again if the statement be
tine that deposits were received by the bank after
the discovery Of this embezzlement that was en-
tirely unjustifabe. A full account Of this robbery
will DC found III other columns OF The TRIBUNE.
The depositors of the bank are invited TO meet at
the Office of Messrs. Albeit & Fuller No. 229 Broad
way on Monday, at p. IN
The leading shares of the stock market to-day
were those which have been most prominent Tor the
past week. st. Paul, Pacific Mail and Western Union
Telegraph, in which it is likely, according to the
general belief that the future speculation VIII run.
The opening highest, lowest and closing pIleeS Oh
ell.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE or FISK g. HArcy

BANKING HOUSE or FISK a. UATcr ,
No. $ NAssAU-sT., NEW YORK, April Is. liza
The present high price Of Government Seen,,,.-
is Increasing the demand for 6rst-class Pail,0.s
Bonds, and as the amounts now Offering are coo.
paratiyely small il !, reasonable to suppose the
ent difference Of from TWENTY 10 TIuRrY per t..,
cannot be obtained for any great length Of ,~.
Government Bonds are higher now than for s.y,,.,
years past. A Fve-twenty1 Bond at 100 pav,r.
six per cent on the par value yields but smaIl ~
on its market price, and If an entirely safe in
vcstment can be obtained with difference Of s1o
to 500 each $1,000 it is largely to the interest :,
the holders to make the exchange.
We are recommending the following for su,b =,
changes OF for new inyestments-all Of them pa,aL.
in gold, principal and interest:
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Six PER Cents a, &C
and accrued interest, interest payable May and so
vembcr; these bonds are issued in denominations .,
800, $500, and 81 600 The road 400 miles in length
is now completed and the business Offering il VEN
large and increasing daily.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENTS at the mar.
kot price, which ia to-day %, fat These bond, an.
of 81, 900 each; interest payable January and JOIN
This road having been consolidated with the gre,t
CENTRAL PACIFIC, and payment Of its bonds, prine
pal and interest assumed by them, we see no GOA
reason why IDey hlOuIu HOt bOOn dpNfO4imate In
price to Central Pacifcs-now l03 and becoming VEN
scarce in the market.
Also, tho CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEWN Pa
CENTS, interest payable January and July, secured
by First Mortgage on the extension 10 deep water
on Chesapeake Bay, on the proposed Kanawhs
River Branch and on the Great Bridge TO I've built
over the Ohio River at Huntington, and a Second
Mortgage on the Main Line, with oil its equip
ments, depots, &c.
Only S3,0O0,O00 Of these bonds win be offered
for sale at present. Price 30 and accrued interest
We consider them amply secured, and very
desirable investment. Tho proceeds will bc used IN
adding largely to the present equipment. and in ex.
tending to deep water on the Chesapeake Bay
where the largest steamers in tie world can load
and unload alongside the cars.
The amount of money to DO invested within The
next few months will be very large; the Govern.
ment disbursement alone for the next three month,
will reach SlO0OOO,OOO. and the May and July diyi.
dends of the banks, railroads and Other corporations
as much more.
We continue TO deal in Government and Central
Pacific Bonds, receive deposits on which We allow
interest, make collections, execute orders at the
Stock Exchange for cash, and conduct a genera
banking business. EI.K & HATCH.
Fox SALE,
MoNICIAm RAILWAY BONDS.
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Pncc, So
MUsGRAyE IL Co., 10 BrOad-st
DEEP PLACER MINING IN CALIfoENn, by Prof
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monument stocks sold to-day were as follows

The subioined table shows the extreme fluctua-
tons in the leading railway and miscellaneous
shares, United States bonds and gold made dnring
the past week as well as the closing quotations oil
each at the dates aforementioned:
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MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
wi TWO PORTRAITS sui ILLUSTRATIONS portrait req
greeley appeared m the last summer OF hs h ani
cher the most ke aud natural portrait o. him ever plO'
Is T volume Memoir Of Mr. GREELEY his last hours
he death Funeral Arrangements The CLOSING Ceemo-
Letters Of Svmpr by, Voices OF the
AID the Press Tributes from the Poets Rsoui91s am
Of Public Bodies &c, &c Pamphlet hon % cents
The TRIBUNE NewYok
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one million bonds and sell six millions gold du,,.
the month Of May. The Secretary will comm,r1.
paying May interest tomorrow without rebate
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FRrfGuTs-There hs very limited bls e, f Gns V
pepts md rates not essentially changed NOM lie Bro
sernoo by steam 6aOd. The ebglgsncls 49, he ebires
a., Al, Csrtf b. stesmcr bush. Wheat a. s,,,. .i 70"
ree. Norm German bars hence 10 Gbraai w "a iroz fhs
&c. R.sns Petroleum 90 private enS bn'l asS Nens
tsipba 10 bs Continent With 6o bbs kea1e 80 sA L~
Cs'p md from PhlsdelI hia 20 Hamburg OF go hoAs
hbs Refined 10 at British bark ~ tous ti s06 Us
Idvelpool lll6l British bark henee ph IN p'
Petroleum ard products lump sam bH's bnF lsss
10 direct 2.00O bbls. Refined fetfV4ea"' %
A.pnNsll Coal. private terrS A., A., ,.st hare
tRAIN-The features Wheat nahet th - Ia, ps.'
.n,s favorable change those that dsInga sr nar
80 The more favorable Liverpool adYees deS
"a tnsEri advance Sterling exchange Aha ssd vns
os.n frrshts have given dcced impulse to H ~ hsi
f ar 10 choice Spring have Improved eonsdsfAo - a @
voie AMID depletion IN this Win W eylcp 81
Wsnl weather Al the West has stimulated TIE N !, Inv
an, rhocr uaties but the supply Of niefee ,s inf[
mach In excess The demand TO ss them eey S,ns -
lar nses have been accepted Single Of neIS, e. s
extremely unsalEbe. Mrrs came, use then an ~ ss
thrm they oen s0h al rupoas 49,, sntk
cas- hey could be disposed ct at mach better go asrtsl I
Of Common Spring Wheat hoad ee eAt "a gtu, Il
we're AID weather at the West Tie P A. Sai .es
tael sowing. adyecs Chicago todal ~ has
he AREA Intended lot rug What In ~ AZ arts 80
soWn aud even Illinois Iowa rot moie is srrst ss.,
quarters Of the sect AZ The groaod Ils n AZ sNsf ~
All ws ear Il Is 100 Tor rs % se,nfs Ann rTy eve
crop As seed pas the ground after ne ,Ic l
,us in s36i crop. ees ir0h -. 10 peS
- those pry.oug received; they isqulte mes s -
ston Fto he Winter growing St.es n, se sst % -
ei,iet nan Al .uy OrsyiosA sssit bat the SA
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THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL %, 1873.

SAILS AT THE STOCK EXCHASGE-ofFICIAL hnTo.,i
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR LIE ii~No
FIRST CALI, 104 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales of Government B0nds. 80. So,
10000 U. SOS l0iO LIB LOO 20 MI
M Ma u. >.
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Coleman Bcnedicts closing quotations at 8 p. m.


The gold speculation to-day has been quiet and
unimportant with sales at 17sal7s, and chiefly at
the intermediate figure. On gold loans, the rates
were 433l,2. and per cent for carrying to Fat.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out in called bonds
$500 and in coin interest $4,000. The days bust
ness az the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared, Sj909iOOO gold balances Sl,9i09j3;
currency balances, S2727.33l. The quotations were
1000 ll7s 1880 .1l7i l.0O. ...ll7l 230....lIt
lO;3O....1l7l 1900. ..llIl $50 .ii.f JOO.'..-HIi
HOO. ...I7t 1880. ...ll79 2:Gc....ll14
The DAYS business at the L. 5. Sub-Treasury in
Guided:
Gold receipts ss60ls5 II Currency pay
Gold payments 2,l6903 81 mruts ts964s3 so
Gold balance IJ2s8552 SO Cucy balance lsAiile 50
Currency repts 363435 so CustOns....... 24s0UO 20
S2On,OOO Cancelled gold certificates sent 10 treasurer
o. 6. al Washington, D. {.
We annex the closing lnomnaD rates of foreign
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ing comparatlve tabIes:

The relation between the total reserve aud the
total liabilities 10 as follows:
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Qeachcrs.

LADY who for three years had charge OF
n large French department in College Wsbe SINNER PoA"Oh
BeIt year Address LANGUAGE p o. Boz a4Ss Ht.loiL
- meT. School Institute" IA Bonds supplies
IA cbook families with reliable Tesche Teaches waning
ons should nave AppHosob Porn senuhFborn AeaArE
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NETWORK TO CARDIFF.
~ THE SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPASY'S
NEW, FIRST.CLASS, FULLPOWEkED, CLlDEBUlLI STEAM
SHIPS sail rom PENNSYLVANIA Railroad NlaT yev CHF!
GLAMORGAN.
PfMbkOhE '.tAi
GLANORGAN... We ~
Canc goods passengers through from all Of The
aud Canada ports in the Bristol Chinne And all oher
points in England. o.,
for the comfort prere1ce OF
CABIN AND STEERAGE PASSENGERS.
Second CABIN = % tiIltlcF
Prersd Steeage Certificates from Carlif, 7 30 currency
Drafts for 81 upwards. 49, 49,. - - o. -
particulars, apply in 'r1 az the Nomauy Ouoe' No.
Do'A '''H'''' ARCHIBALD BAXTER 4 Co, Agents,
No lre,l Car.
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years

The receipts of fractional currency at the L. S.
Treasury for the week ending to-day amount TO
1884, 600 shipments of fractional currency, SSA4CO;
shipments of notes. S6635O0; the Treasurer holds
as security for National Bank circulation, S3Ss7S6,-
500 and for public deposits, Sljs35,OOO; National
Bank notes outstanding at this date, s4i,1SS'|Ss;
Internal Revenue receipts to-day S3Oi,574; Tor tue
month s6,6O7,56?; for the fiscal year to date
S92,65I,l57.
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THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR MAY
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Seeretary Richardson naS
Instructed the Sub-Teasurer at New-fork 10 ou'