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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrm-YonK. Wednesdar. JnIY Q.

NEW YORK, Wednesday July O. 1873.
An absolute quiet seems to have settled
upop the general city trade horses, and the market
to-day has been devoid Of any feature of special in
terest
At Nessrs Barker & Chases City Auction Mart and
NeSYork Tattersals the regular seni-weekly sale
held in presence Of fair attendance the horses brought
fo the hammer being disposed OF rs follows:
BsscTYiOH Hama Tears Pnce
Bsr t,ldmg lHentuey broll........ l52 WiadnTn
Ray .etng.............. 1900. I'% . R'JV
Blick mare Lady Brisk. sired by {. " ~
clay (inoss .......................l5 2 2N 20
- Nllit'n'
II.,,tI.t,risu mare ................... 1000
re..... l'i ltV ~
plumber OF secondhand light wagons were also sold
AT pretty fair figures At close OF the sale MesSfs
Barker d Chase announced that at their next sale
which will take place Saturday, July 10 they will Of
fer the bay gedng John j. Bradley, 1873 hands high, II
wears old with record of Z25 ~ present the property
of Mr. Thomas Parish OF POughEeepSie, y. y. FOr par
ticuIars we refer 10 our advertising cOlumnsD
There is no change report in the condition OF the
local carriage trade.
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Net earnings 2OlS5S3 % Sl393,39? II Solo'OH 70
The above, says the President of the company
Mr.. John Taylor Johnston shows the net result of
the business for the present year TO the ls inst TO
be SG25OOI % better than the previous year which
would have fully justified a dividend OF per cent
had not the dividends paid in 1873 exhausted the
surplus Of earnings To restore these, the dividend
has been limited to per cent
The American Exchange Fire Insurance Company
have declared a semi annual dividend of per cent,
PAYABLE on demand
The Lenox Fire Insurance Company have declared
semi-annual dividend of per cent, payable on de-
maud.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylyana Skies, 1Osl; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road o.: Reading Railroad, So Pennsylvania Rail
road. j4l. Gold ll5i.
The American Exchange Fire Insurance Company
have declared a semi-annual dividend of per cent.
The Citizens Insurance Company have made a
dividend of 81 per cent
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WRDNEsDAI, July ., l31l
ASHESTbe receipts IS pkgs Pots in fair demand
and steady; quoted Pearls du and nominll
COTTON-The has bern active demapd Tor Cotton Oh me
not but irregular and c lower We quote follows
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In State bonds the only notable feature was rise
in Missouri 6s to o. an increased business having
been done in this issue. Tennessees were firm but
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The quotations for city bank shares were as fol-

A comparison Of the receipts, expenses and net
earnings OF the Central Railroad Company of New
Jersey for the six months ending June 80, with
the corresponding six months Of the previous year,
gives the following results ttho receipts aud ex-
penses for June being partly estimated);
1873. 1871 luerea'e.
Raceipts - stl85Oii as t}45j,g56 So S619055 9s
Tvnshsgs a.ll6f7s 90 1O62. 426 81 5iO5l Is
, 1873-11-24
STOKES AND WALWORTH.
Tho Arlstocrnttc Convictn Ordered to
Auburu-Uo1h Under Medical Trent.

n
A.,buru-1oth Under Medical Trcnt-
1ncMt.
From lhs Nslo York Tinsts, NOT, 20.
A draft OF fifty oonyicta wont from Sing Sing
PriBon to Auburn laae evening. Ihe anthoritios
intended thnt Stokes and Walworth SHOULD havo
boon among tho number, but tho serious tlnosa
OF both prevented their removal for tho present.
On his arrival at tho prison. Stokes complained
OF Bevero attack Of nsthtna Aftor. careful
examination by the prison physician, ho % wns ad-
satisfy tho o1ioors Of tho prson as to the health
Of Stokcs DR.. James r. Wood, Of Now York,
Stokes physician, was sont to consutt With Dr.
pryno ai,d mako critical examination. Tho fol-
il DR.. Woods statement:
IT yiaitcd Edward s. stokaB at tho hospital
in Sing Sing Prison, in consultation With Or.
Peter Pryne, ind found him suffering from
asthma. have aeon him occasionally for the
last ton OF twelve years with very severe paro1-
ysms Of usthma. Ao is: also suffering t; from '1
I hnvo been his family physician for many yeara,
and hnye prescribed for him during llls con-
ineEnont At tho Tombs from timo to time.
During the last thrco months Of his confinement
l,o was continually undor my treatment. I feel
TINT Dr.. pryno, III placing him In hospital, dono
perfectly right. 1t would not hayo boon
humane for him to havo dono otherwise. IT Is
our decided opinion TINT ho should rculan there
| for tho prssent. lilo IL now, as he has been Tor
| tho last tlroa months, nndor q course Of trent.
| mont, md Which wo focl it Ia important should
bo continued. It ia DR.. pryno'H wish and tho
| wish OF Stokes friends that should visit him
occasionally, which llaYo promised to do.'
Stokes III uneasy undor prison rule, and WAS
groat!y alarmed whom informed by tho Warden
TINT lie must 60 to Auburn Prison. Many very
silly letters arc received at the prison for stokeo,
some congratnatiug him on hia light aontence.
othorB asking for his autograph, all OF which, Of
course, aro destroyed.
Walworth has become melancholy In tho OK
tromo since tlIo novelty Of prison lie las pass.
Cd mud o has settled down to the monotouy OF
tramping from the meaH-room to the Workshop
and from thence to his gloomy cell. Hc appears
to hnyo realized tho stern reality Of prison
discipline, but is very qniot, and sub
mita promptly to tho ruloa of the
prison. Ho mover speaks unkindy OF
any ono, answers all questions in gentle tone
OF voice; but, when loft to himself, nppoarf
overwhelmed with Borrow and remorso. Hc las
ioat MI freshness Of countonauco, and appears te
bo breaking down rapidly in health. Last Sab
bath while in tho Chapel ho was seized with yer
tigo, and bud to bo assisted to tue hospital. Med
cine was nlninisterod, md Ao retired to his cell
proferrirg it's couch Of straw to hospital treat
1nent. Since then ho has beon suffering from
plourisy. mud is, on tho whole, q pltiable object
Just on tho Threshold Of life Ao llas the appear
anco Of an old man. His physical punishment
however. seoms nothing wllon compared to hi
mental agony. When siok ho never complains
nor doos ha ask for anything, not wishing to CIV
| trouble.
, 1873-11-24

ism. Only fools and nartyra hnvo boon found
equal to tho task Of condomning tho pot Ylcoa Of
p1tonlatcs. statealnon, philosophers, J., poota.
other ID oxtolng "a virtuos tho pornonal vioop
Of Ills or Hor NtajcBty wlioHo word tholr lives
md fortunes dcrunlcd. No government oyor
aot up by my man or Hoto mon, over others.
was moro absolute than TINT Which man Las @ g.
liyos, and breatlios md aa her being by his aaf-
foraco, and In as much IN llls powor Us tho poo
plo OF Ghinn In tint Of tllo Einporor., Thai sEc
hnB not, like thousands Of pretty good man, b.
eIuy Of tho powor whicl, holds hor destiny in llts
hat,tls is mitch to llor credit; nrtl to expect hor
to moot with becoming and conH'stcnt oonAon-
nation tho darling vice Of hor aoycrelgn' III TO re-
1tlro her to bo moro tlan lll1t1nn.
This whole plea Of wouuan's responsibility for
public morals, on tho ground tint .aho ii tho
crcator mud uphol1or OF public sontimont, is q
fnllnoy, Women, NJ n class, 10 not create public
sortll1crt aud voty TOW Of then, nj individuals,
lnyo anything to do with It's creation. statos-
| men, philosophers discouraorat poots. artists,
authors. original thiu1scrs Of all class, make
| public opinion do1nagoRues take advantage of
accept tic article as thoy find it, asking nq
questions for conHo:ouco Hako. Orton tho
stronger submit under protect, but tho woaker
fall down nud worship: III proportion. to tho
Tho laws ol Slate are tho basis of its public
continent, at,d women have just as much to do
with making tho ono rs the othor.
Mon have 30 long boon used to bodeck women
with gilt-papor crown, and addrcss her with
such Understanding titles as mQueon Of so.
cioty," 'sEmpross Of tho heart" "AIalrcHs Of
tl,o domestic Circle" and so on and 80 forth,
TINT they nayo 10 doubt como to believe that
those titles mcnn something subRtantial Very
fow roazo what n moro trumpery Of words they
aro, or take Time to think TINT just so TALKED
their forefaters when They wore buying, selling,
bn.toring exchanging, and 1ogging their. fore:
n,oldod by general ol,actmcuts aud woman's
pinco il liked, her duties prescribed,
hor compensation regulated, by laws slo had
no voice III mixing. It IL no matter whethor
gho occupy her time in kitclon, parlor, nur.
sorry, chamber, or hall whether she wor: wor.
sted, or write Bormohs whothor she be IN the
Louno, or by the way in tho domestic circle, il
tic Church, or tho 5tatc,-sl,o is hemmod iu atlt
hodgel about by restraints mado for her Cover
nanee and to attribute to hor royal prorogativos
or require at hor hnud their use aud exercise
wllilo thus holding hor in tho tutolage Of minor
ity, ia both unjust and ungonorous. Mon troa
us ns children mud llnvo no right to don1aud adul
vrtuo and vigor Mt our hand nor eau our fail
urc to exhibit thom BIO converted into an apolog
for their crimea "Tlo son1 tint sinno.h.
shall dio !" JANE QnEY SW1BauELM.
, 1873-11-24

tint noblo-l,oartod mud Christian woman, her
mother, from whom sbo has noyor einoa eopa,,
ratod Nor Inns clio yioliod up to hur h,'aeana
hor litslo son, born soon attcr tho flight tro,n an
Monaco. Vain hayo boon tho Young mans a., r.
tompts to intucb hor to rotllrn to him, VAN h
nppoals to Tho Pope 10 uHo Ills Influence. Vnan
ovvaan tho tllroatu Of law. Laat winter. tho
httompt to abiuot tho child from tho
princosn while s1,e was ataying III Flor. Flor
onoo with tho Qratd Duchess Marie OF lsls-
sia, but tho guards Of tho Inncrla lady PRO-
vontod tho omaHnrioa Of tho Flotontino byi'dio
from ovon entering tho pnlaoo, mud tho hoxt tlay
tho prIncoss of Dlonaco fed vita !tcr child to
Switzerland. Whnt tho future devolopmontn OF
this singular atTair will DO tIne will show. Tho
husband soamB determined not to yio!d, mud lns
recently employed the celebrated lawyer nj.
G1andpcrrct AZ ls coullsoi. It IL atatcd that
undue innueneo, Of = malicious kind, has heel,
uBel to prejudice both tho Duchess Of Hamilton
and l,or daughter agninst tho Prince, but all
who know tho truly lofty mind OF tho DucloHA
will bo au1o tint, although tho reason for tho
prlnceRs' conduct l,nB nevor tranapircd, It mutt
be vary good ono, or lior mother would nevor
uphold her as Hhe does. Not tho alightoht blamee
is attributable to tho Princess Of Monaco, mud
hor reputation ronains utterly aboYo suspicion
From M0naco."
, 1873-11-24
ovory travo1or, md especially Of tho donoral
Ilckot AgcntB OF nil rarohds.'

ovory travo1or, md especially Of tho donoral
Ticket AgcntB OF nil railroads..
Th!H morning I Ind OCCASION to purchase
through ticket wost, anl wont directly TO wAnt
I presume Ia chilled "acaipor," because know
l could got full information Of tho ndvantngoa
Of tho different roadB, Which information
could not otlorwIHo got witl!out visiting at loast
thrce different railruael onlccs, ,ench ono OF
which would have told mo tl!at theirs was tho
best road fur mo TO talo, II they gayo ma any
information othor TINT to l,ayo told Mu tho
prlco aud such advice is not at oil tlmos rolf
ablo.
A fov months ago, found myaolf at 4
railroad.Btation IN Iowa, and wished to Como to
0hioago BY, tho quickest and ,nost diroct route
/ applied to tho 1sailroad Ticltet-Agcatt (that
towi, was not favored will, a "scalper." or
should not have bought my Ticket nt tho rail-
rond dopot) and aaioa him for tioltot by THO
shortest and most direct road to Chicago.
paid my money, and got n ticket, sending no a
COOL many miles farther, and tnkng conhder.
ablo more timo ts,an was necessary 1t ho had
dono Ms requested.
can Hay for myself TINT tho "sonlperB have
mover deceived mo- md hayo almnys, been
careful TO giyo mo full information. lsai1ronf,,
Agenta havo deceived mo soyoral times, md
mover tried to givo mo useful Information.
An OCCASIONAL TRAVELLER.
CHICAGO, Nov. u, 1879.
, 1873-11-24
Eenaale Ignid upon the midland Rail-
rn-3tI.


As is VOL known, tho Midland railroad, Which
runs from Oswcgo to Now York, passed into tho
lantB OF Receiver, Mr. a. 5. Hewitt. OF New
York. 1Ir. Hewitt las endeavorea to koop tho
road in operation by means Of its receipts from!
tho time it ca1na into Lis hands, Sops. IT. aud
has given certificates OF indebtedness for all le-
gal demands accruing prior to that date, payable
when profits furnish tle fluids. Many Of these
certlilcatos arc for the wagos OF mechanics and
laborera on tho road covering the months OF
Juno, July, August aud tue first half of Sep
tember. Tho Midland work k-shopH arc located i'll
tho Second Ward of Oswogo, aud thero
many Of tho workmen rcaidc. The ts-
Buanco Of tickets by Receiver Hewitt ltaa
not aal tho effect Of cheering tho homo OF the
moueyleHs mechanic, with stern winter staring
him lii the face and no wood for tlro. On satur-
day afternoon patience coaaod to bo 4 virtue with
the wives and oh,ldson Of the employees, who
Ind watched the dying ombors on their hearths.
So, forming in bnttle array, they marched to tho
Hl.opa, all army OF about forty women and inilu-
nlorablo children, aud railad npon tho wood piles
OF the company. Tho "bossoA" roasonod, OK
pos.ulated, threatened,-but all to ITO purpose.
Finding that talk would not anyo the wood, force
was tried but IN TINT they fallad al we'll for toy
worc driven by tho womon into tho shops, wltote
they remained, thlaklng discretion THO better
part OF valor. The raid continued for hours. q
constant Btroan Of womon, children. aud WOOD,
until each family had tael enough to last until
ths certificates ara redeemed by the Company.
, 1873-11-24

HOW tho ~ Most Popular Journalist"
Might UtiIizc 1lt4 Saturday NiEht's
Experience. and 'Ehorcby lsotlef1t aa1s
E'rietiais 1&nd E1n1iyon tho stTin1cs."
It is rumorod III newspaper csrclcH that tho
"poliuto" paporB ato to be recommended in tile
Times. Another rtlmor ls to tho effect TINT tho
authors frat akolch In the now series Will DO eh
titled, "Wilkio'h Watch: 4 rominiBconco OF
Popular Journa1ien." Tic pooplo's Party, rep
rcaentod by DoBacs Johnny Miller md Buffalo
Oorcoran,' hayo, 1t Is said, urgently requested
Chlcago's fayorito fouilletonist to wrlto up
- funny nrticIe " nbout Ills experience In WATCH
getting, 80 that tho intellectual "boys" may
have something to laugh at. Wo would rospect-
fully suggest to tho vorHatilo author tlat ho
dwell on tho presentation scone ut Phil Con-
lcy's. It was b, far tho richest portion OF tho
proceedings. Two or three good paragraphs can
bo written on tho chaotic uildroth. thobenovolent
Buffalo," the chlll-liko nol,u, and tho a1niablo
Corcoran. rhen 1t cal, 20 explained tl,at tue l
thoy SUI posed, but for the watch. Phil conloy
can bo ciinlfal with mirthful offcct III this part
OF tho article. The impatience Of buffalo" "
Niller'and tho chngrin Of the defeated. oandi-
dates can then DO donioted, aud il tho anbjeot is
properly handled, Which it no doubt will DO, it
will hosghten tho interest Of tho public ~ tho
article. 4 dramatic finish for the whole thing
would bo lIumorouBly-d description
Of 1ako Rehm's sudden elevation from
Ills chnr and hurried consultation with
Joo Dixon and Tom Foley tho flight OF
the dotcctiyc and tho Alderman in q hack. for
which tho latter Ind to pay;. tho sonoe which
rogned iu tho restaurant during their absoliuo
disturbed only by tho gobbling Of oyatcrs, the
slipping OF wine, mud nh occnslonnl whispered In
q,liiry about the watch; Tho broa!i-up OF tho
party before tho discovery OF tho tlMopioco; tho
friendship displayed by the chaotic Hi!lroth,
tic bonoyolont " buffalo" The olila-lko 1,ohm,
and tho amablo Corcoran in waiting for an
answer to tho question: = IL it or is it not rob
bory Tho suspense Of tho writer (pollnto); the
flush Of eagorncas which suffuscl Ills face whom
tho rumble OF tho returning llac1 WIS hoard
| tho adyeut OF tho breathloBa Dixon, bnld-leaded
and mul-staincd, and closely followed tl!f
fearless Foley aud tho hackmnu; Joo'ss
announcement, " I1ero's your id watch
| found it oyor gu Jefferson Btreot;" tho gcnera
but somewhat cheap Joy that followed; aud the
| grand march to tho Times Office. Wo predict {
warm reception for auoA MI ARTICLE and woul:
| further suggest tint it DO illustrated with I
wood.cut Of tho watch (tho chain to occupy nj
entiro oolun,n), and with rortraita OF the gen
tiomen who received tho ,nonoy but had not palt
1t over to those charitable institutions at last &c
| countB.
, 1873-11-24
Victor Emanuel

People IN Berlin woro SURPRISED At tho FREQ
aocuato1ncd to quito differont atylo. His
clnractor ,nay DO Judged from this little sncc-
loto iu tho London Court journal: "Just
aftor tho domestic loBaoa which crowded thick
upon him. md carried on bis wi, wifo and Ills
natiiy WAS vory ready to pny sad md gaacoful
homnao to hfB bereavement Our Quoon oomca
down, according to immomorial custom to tho
foot Of the great atalrcaBo ut Windaor, to wol-
como Aor brother sovereign. As she took lls
tlolicatoly to his latest loHs-that Of Ills brother
Ills ratlur vacant countcnanco Rurprigod hor
Majesty, md atill moro waB she ellockod whoi'
llo atswerod awltwardly, in oxccsablo French,
All oui, pa.lvro t1inbto il ogt mort (Yos,
poor t1oyll, ho il deadD."
, 1873-11-24
PERSONAL.

THE CITY.
". A. JoneB, o. 8. A., is at tho Sherman
". N. Potter, OF Boston, ia at the Sherman.
Gcorgo'F. Merritt, Of Boston, III at the Pacific
john T. Drew, Of Washington, D. O., IL ut tho
Sherman.
Thomas L. MoLane, Of Now York, is at tho
Sherman.
Tho Hon: James Gallitau, Of Canada, ls at th
Commercial.
James @. Wing a prominent citizen OF Dela-
ware, Ohio, is at the Commercial.
Q. 9. Coo, Boston, and the Nov ". II. MIL
burn, Jacksonville, arc at tho Pacific.
dsorgos. Lester. New Haven; ". J. Gregory,
Washington, and Georgo z. slokleH, New York
City, are at tho Pacific.
e. ]. Hawley, Central City, Colorado Il. D.
Angus, Montreal; Daniel Fits, Haverhi1l,
Mass. John T.. Roberts, Cincinnati, and n. 9.
Veeoh, Loulsyillo, aro at tho palinor.
nY TELEGRAPH.
1p<etal D4spa!ch To Ihe Chicago Irtbuns
ul1Ao, Ill, Nov. 3.-Oonsldsraba axultonsnt