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MENPHIs GROVE. No. 2-meets at the Druid
ball, Court street, every Thursday evening.
Mm: N. Loeb, n. A; H. 0ertel. V. A; j.
p. bhide, Secretary Barney Gray. Treasurer.
CLKAkIhk GROVE, No. 3-meete at the Druid
aall. 81 Court street, on the LIST and Sd Mon
day evenings II each month. A. II. Davis.
N. A.; George W. Baxter. V. A.; NJ. Brsn.
Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
the Druid Hall. on the ID and sth Tuesday
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DISTRICT GRANb LoDGE. No.7-A. Z. Frank
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EuPHEkTEs LoDGE. No. S. Daniel schiogr
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New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
THURSDAY, April 10-l. NJ

THURSDAY, April l0-I. NJ
The movement in the railway and miscellaneous
stock list was active i'll certain of the leading specu
latiyes and, under the impulse of an easier feeling
in money q good buying movement was developed
from the very start, and prices, which opened fully
as good as they closed last night, took on more
strength, and with no more than q temporary reac-
ton steadily improved until after the l o'clock
board, when, encountcring the sudden change in the
monetary situation, the advance halted and prices
declined. But the shock was much less disastrous
than on former times. The yield was not of
material. importance in any of the list, and
the decline was partly recovered before the Ex-
change closed. This was perhaps due to the fact
that most of the arrangements of borrowers had
been completed over until Saturday, and IN the
meantime there is u hope that money will come in
more freely from the interior to counter balance the
effect of what otherwise in all probability must be
distressing day on Saturday, Judging from appear
ances tonight The leading shares dealt in were n
Y Central, Lake Shore, Western Union Telegraph,
Pacific Mail. Central advanced on the London re-
port that Mr.. Banker had succeeded in placing
upon that market the Sl000OOOO Central
and Hudson sterling loan at equivalent of
lO5 currency Western Union was especially
active opening at So and closing at SCI, selling in
the interim as low as SO and as high as Sil. Con-
cerning this stock Madam Rumor has it that the
little quarrel between Commodore Vanderbilt, Hor-
ace Clark and others has been made up. that the
reunited Western Union has obtained a con
trolling inte rest in all the rival lines, and now has
an absolute monopoly of the telegraph business III
the United States Dame Rumor also asserts that as
a blind TO prevent any real opposition to
the Western Union, the present opposing or
CARNATIONS will be kept in active operation with
all possible demonstrations of rivalry. How much
of reality there may be in this plausible story We do
not undertake to say. Pacific Mail was strongest
in the late dealings when, IL scorning the none
tary situation, il steamed to 57., reacting, how
ever in the closing trade What the new move por-
tends is not precisely known Erie reached &C. Rock
Island on good trade moving at III. Ola, and sell
ing down in the afternoon to 1895, ex-diyidend. Pan
anna was weak all through at 10sGi0d9l0Gl. The
investments were firm and in request. the other
shares dealt in being unimportant. The opening,
highest lowest, and closing prices Of stocks were as
fol 'OWS:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

The davis business at the L. S. ub-Ireasr-s
was:
Gold receipts s665.s5s OF Currency pay
Gold payments. 1860 IA ments ~. ,ogs 81
Currency repts 4IJ,Oi9 62 Customs....... 51i.eJo
The Customs receipts for the week ending March
81 were S4,5O0,OOO. London adyices report that the
Bank of England lost in sterling bullion, during the
week, G54s,OO0 (the Bank of France losing %D'm
francs) though the Governors, at the weekly meet
ing, to-day did not alter the discount rate. which
stands at per cent. Consos were active at highei
figures, and American securities strong and iE
proving.
Foreign Exchange has been buOyant, and the lead
ing drawers, under good demand for bills have
twice advanced rates to-day, each time quarter
and at the close the following were the quotations
though it is doubtful if they can long be sustaios
at that pitch with money 80 high
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
6ieamboais ano Railroads.
Nm ~ pIII poAD OF NEW -JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NkW-JEKSEf: =
" Passenger and Priqh Delo Newfork ,ot oi @ 49, en
meets ,e with Bueh H. H. at B'ppen ypuon Ni!n
the Leigh and Susduehanua Division and a taston Ma
Yale Railroad forming hrect hr
tie West without charge Of cars also 10 oCenta ~
Ne"'i0'A NA" ,LLRSTows LINE TO TIE WEST
WlN1 RR ARRANGEhENT
Commencing bee n, l871.-LeaVe New foSs a. tolow'
a. n.-NsT Tran Tor SOnernhe. -. ,,..L o.,
IA m-for FeEagton Baon Bethlehem Barn Mancn olanA'
Wkbsfr- fusto. Mshanoy City. Mt Carmel heon nan
nook 9aata WagerT through cars 70 Ro" Diu
vile at junction with Del. Lack west H.
n.-MuiuiSG EcPRE{s daily tercpt sunaals lu luiie ~,
Allentown Harrisburg ard the West Connects Al soneI TO-
Pennington; Eaon hIuh ChunA Wiheshare scflh'H ~
wanIa Wavcrley. 6c
loI5 !, m-War Train for Someryile.
" m.--WaY Train for SomerSlie. -, - -. ,,.L
lj m-For Femngton Baston Bath Allentown haneh thgn
nahano Civ Ha1etou Scranton Reading ColumO
I,aneaster, Ephrata Pottsvile Harrisburg 1c.
n-Fof Elston, Bethlehem and Allentown
al5 .. m-FOr Plain6sh. =. c =,
Jun ton viii Del Lack. aud West. H. X
n.-For Someryiile aud Femington
500 D m.-Por Someryile.
sgs m-Fysyiss RTrRE daily for Basion Bethlehem, Ahsn
town, Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chago ana 'nncnhA"
600 and as .. m-For Soher'le
100 o. -(Emigrinl-ForE Eisto1.
Fo FIraheb At 600 0 200 7;lS. 500 s, 500 9Q lGi3
lI;OO n ;l5 m; l2O0 l2:j0 loo l 230 800 3:l9 Jl
1900 AIS ass sil5 5 5:i5 $500, 6;9, 6'i1 7;' 1
s.lO 9OO. 1G00 ll:OO, l200 .. N. ~, c., p.u
EewJerse Of Lberyt heWiok ana al tue pnHo
and ticket omees in New. foIk 1AL -, -.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

Dealers in foreign coin and foreign eNchan"
drawers win read the following act of Congress
with attention and interest:
sterling of Great Britain NJ the of erchaoge
BE enacted 6y the Senate aud House o Ifeprestajfls
OF me United states 0f A@eTtcd ~ CongresS dssemo
That the vaue OF foreign expressed IN the money
OF the United states shall be that Oh th pu
metal OF such com OF standard value anu tne -.
the world shall be estimated annually by the Dfseoi
the Mint and be proclaimed on the hrst day OF JSn9
ary by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
SEC. 2. That in all payments by or to the Irrasury
whether made here in foreign countries, "heFt u
becomes necessary 10 compute the value Of the
eign pound sterling, II shall DO deemed equa !" ou
the same rule shall be applied in apprlisIng mercia5ds
imported where the value Is by the invoice m .O'er
eigns pounds sterling and in the construction OF con
tracts payable in soveregns or pounds sterling dpd
this valuation shall be- the par OF exchange betvrea
Great Britain ana the United States and Az c3htIA1o
made after the first day OF January. 1874 based on 80
assumed par OF exchange with Great Britain OF - pth.
to the dollar, or s. a - TO the sovereign or pous
SEC. That all acts and parts OF acts incouslsten
with these provisions be, and the same are hereby ~
Approved March g. 1877.
The natural influences now favor a lower rate oi
interest on call loans, the currency movement
setting in strongly in this direction, with iarsef
portion of the receipts In legal tenders. There W~
therefore a more cheerful feeling on this subject IN
the street during the greater part of the day. aud
borrowers met their necessary requirements for the
two days to Saturday at 1-l6 to per cent with tbe
preponderance of business at the lower fate'
The demand was nearly satisfied AZ ~
early hour but about a quarter before
o'clock a sudden squau broke in upon the peaceiu
calm which had heretofore reigned. and upon Tue
facts coming out that subpenas to several promlt"
parties in the street ~ appear before the Grand Ju
on Monday TO testify IN regard TO the yiolauon'%
the Usruy laws, money suddenly jumped 40 70
half per cent bonus lSO per cent per annum w-
with no offerings lenders preferring to hold theH
balances out of interest, rather than lend them u1
der existing circumstances. The outstanding fsh
tenders tonight amount to SS5s 795 GOO, falling Oh
of $4,000. The internal revenue receipts todV
were $500, 900. The Treasury balances at the eio'
of business tonight were ~ follows: CurTeH''
S9SOOOOO; coin, 81 250 OOO OF which S2iOO0lW "e'
in certificates.
The Government bond market was strong ID ION"
The demand was pretty brisk all day and the iO
eign bankers were free buyers The 1905 appe"i
be the favorte ISSUE and sold rs high as llgssiT,
for coupon, and 1l6l for registered; isis l>Nsl 80
at 19OlQl2O.; 1928 at IL, 1865 old, at ll99l1
1865 at HE. and 104Cs at ll2s s4ilS for coupon A
Ill for registered. Fisk & Hatch report ~ ioDO''
at p. M: ,aA
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
TUR Historic ORfCiS or THB BIBLE By kD"hRo CoNR
BissGlt 4 M il,ao. W. ~ a. D. D. ftaadoifh Co

Bi.sGlL 4 M ihao pp ~. a. D. ,. Raaioiph Co.
The results Of vast mass of Biblical learn
ing are presented in intelgble ana piaciea
form Although work exhibits tho fruits Of vide re-
search and seholshp tho author has evidently
had m view the demands readers rather IMAM
the eseencies OF profess ona students lie treats fst
ofthc history of he English Bible in us different Yer
sious and rlyuents OF versions giving suceinct
account OF the lsbOrs or Tyudile aud other trans
lators, before tho e0-callcd Authorized version;
then Of tue New Testament the manuscripts
The ancient vcrri1ns and printed text the
,ai,o ana the diaer.Ht books in aucccss.ou closing
tt fhe Ola Testament. unGer similar heads, aud an
appcdx containing remarks on the Apocrypha aud Tho
,su of the current translation. Probably no other
,D i, Ie Language contains so much accurate i1for
,,si,, on the subject IN 50 convenient form on tho
,t,u Of translation, Professor Roswell Hitchcock in
Ii.e IntroduciiO to tic volume aptiy remarks 1h'
rest test 10 which book be sublactod, Is that OF
slti, "a into other languages than the one m which
4, ,ys written The Koran s not much Of book 10 any
language but the Arabic Even 6hakesDeaIe no longer
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

William Ward quotes stock privileges a. selling
for per cent cash bonus on 30 days time aud u to
per cent bonus on 90 days, at points varying
from the market price Of the securities named
az follows:
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APRIL 10. 1873,

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EXPRESSION: IT'S ANATOMY AND PlilL0sVVrrhi Vr '' ''
- CH,RLrs BEIL I2mo. pp. 1871 S r. Wes.
In this edition OF Sir Charles Bens ce'e,
hratcd treatise on an interesting a~d dicu p"uo" .,
human physiology several additional iuslraons anu
noe have been added by the editor Of the rhreEoicV
zeal Journal" presenting the results OF uore Ieee' III
,,., hnt without impairing the unity OF the au-
-, ,,scnssions The republication Of the work at the
nrc.ent time is opportune it may be read with profit
in connection with the recent speenatons OF Mr. Oar
win ON the subject which have awakened SO VIDE an ih-
,er.s. iu the philosophical world.
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Shakespeare IN French The Bible s mostly oeu'o "n'
proy0cal and yeti every language its vo'oo ie
ringing, and majestic. It's the only pooA ""' s
,a.. tho circuit of the globe holding its in every
impottant language dialect of men,
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
HANDBOOK OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY BY Rev. HEsBE CsLDER'
wooD. LII d. l2uo pp 2T. Macmillan 4 Co

HANDBOOK OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY BY HESRY CALDER.
LII %. limo pp "a. Macmillan 4 Co
Ia the preparation of this work, Professor
Caderwood has had in the wants of readers who
wish 10 inform themselves in regard TO the science OF
,thlcs as well Of university studonts with whom it
forms part OF the regular academic routine He dis
csses the chief problems Of moral philosophy from the
intuonal point OF view, subectng the sensational ana
uttaan theories 20 stringent criticism, though III the
temperate spirit that in accordance with the tone OF
the subject The work is Of crude and fragmentary
character, and will hardly take the place of similar
oompends which abouad in other languages. II not IN
English In argument and analysis the author Is both
sbgcure and feeble His historical notices OF more
value evidently aiming at fairness to the writers repre-
seued although their brief hints must necessarily fail
TO afford an adequate idea Of the systems which they un
herake 70 describe. favorable example OF his his0r
al treatment is presented In his remarks on spnoza
The whole phosophic system of that celebrated
thinker as set forth Dy the author, Is pan"
theste and may be taken correct test Of the phil
osophic value OF the system. But il is not atheism,
which inconsistent with the essential structure OF the
theory be argued that panthes, logically car
ned out becomes atheism, and that nateriasn Is the
necessary result But, says Professor Caderwood, 1t
was not. 50 in the hands Of spinoza. Neither in
theory nor in personal belief and practice, was
EpiuOza atheistic. His system has theism In
its very center though be paDthelsm. and his whole
frame Of mind allen 70 atheistc belief and feeling.
With spinoza God Is everything The grandeur Of the
conception makes distinct existence for any other
being impossible With hn, the existence of the Deity
is necessary and eternal truth Take away all finite
forms and what for Spinoza is God, the Infinite
and Absolute Being Take the Deity out OF bs scheme
of thought, and the theory becomes nothing Pro
fessor Caderwood deyOtes considerable space IN
different portions Of hs work. 10 strictures
on Mr. John stuart MIL but although ne attacks he does
not demolsh that eminent philosopher The author has
some slight references to the development Of ethical sci
ence in this country, alludng 10 Wayland. Hckok,
Bowen ana Haven, With the titles OF whose works he
probauy is setter acquainted than with their contents
ar Preideut HolsIg the most vigorous and conclusive
American wfitcr on ethics, he makes no mention.