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Ger had passed his nrst examination for ad-
mittance he could rely on obtaining all his
promotisns, whether he ever opened book again
or not. The contrast was chiefly discernble In the
stan services OF the two countries. for the Prussian
star was weeded BY successive examinations OF all
officers who relaxed In their industry, whilst it
was the common rule In the French stan that an
ofiicer ceased to study for good and Gil as soon as
he was released from the college ana presented
with his atgsets After the war, when schemes for
amendment were studied on all sides, 1t was in
deed announced that French ofncers would only be
allowed to earn their promotions thencefortn by
their work and merit but
BUREAUcRATIc ROUTINE STOPPED THE Way
The scholarizing Of the army would have checked
promotion from the ranks and interfered with the
term; it must also have led to the shelving OF many
ignorant but worthy generals who had striven
under the old system, and OF course that 1t needed
no changing Looking to these barren results Of
SO much defeat and suffering, one might be tempted
20 despair Of frances ever regaining her rank as
nation were 1t not for the recollection that
Frenchmen have always been what they are now,
and have yet generally succeeded in scrambling
to their legs somehow. The chronicles OF the
country record ever recurring series Of defeats
checkered by occasional brilliant and noisy
though useless victories After Cressy, Poictiers
Agncourt. Pavia; after Marlborough's victories at
Blenheim, Ramiies Malplaquer and Oudenarde,
and after Waterloo, the nation seemed at deaths
daunted pluck, the people rose gayly to arms again
as soon as they could catch any other nation at
vantage and it is probable that they win proceed
In this manner to the emo OF the chapter Livy
took their moral measure 1900 years ago. Then
he said Of their ancestors. the Gauls :-"Prina
eorum pruHa plus guam vtroruna, postrema
minus guam J9mtnarun, esse" (In their first
erorts-that is, in victory-they more
than men, and in their last more than women.
Caesar, too, appears to have drawn OF their po-
litical character picture that will always be true
to life-s'The Gauls are fond OF change and easily
excited to war. Hasty and precpitate in their
resolutions, they are yet attached to liberty and
hate slavery"
Let us hope that they will some day or other OBJ
tain The liberty they have always loved but never
possessed, and get rid Of the slavery they have
ever hated but invariably suffered For the present
it is not unimportant to mention that NJ Alexandra
Dumas, who has been pleasantly surnamed
sTHE GREAT INMoRALIsr,"
has foregone the intention he had recently an
contribute to the regeneration OF his country
by psychologico-socal comedy to be brought out
at the Gymnase, in January. But the influence Of
M. Dumas on the morals OF modern Frenchmen is
subject Of wide range which deserves being
treated Of in o separate letter.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Oct. %, 1873.
The German Emperor and Prince Bismarck visited
the Exhibition yesterday. They expressed par
ticular desire to see the American machinery in
motion and were conducted through the depart
ment Of the United States, where they examined
with interest several of the most curious inven-
tlons.
FRENCH FLIGHT FROM THE KAIsER's PRESENCE.
AS the Emperor approached the French depart
ment many OF the exhibitors left the premises.
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THE PHELPS INVESTIGATION.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 20, 1878.
The various Investigations which nave been In
progress here show that Phelps committed the
robbery Of the Treasury. The amount OF plunder
secured will come much under that nrst stated.
the Investigations into the Canal Trust iunds show
treasurer of the state as special trust,n TO be
used BY bum IN bis dtscretop :
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FRANCE.


Cabinet Council and Ministerial Opinion OF the
Condition Of the Countrywide Budget In
Preparation-The Permanent Commit
toe Of the Assembly Dissolved
Conservative Republican
ism the Popular Idea.
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HATAL AOCrDBHT
A Man Falls Into White Lcaa vat ano
fs SufKocated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 2s.,isss.

eU PHILADELPHIA, Pa Oct. 23. ,l673.
To-day Jean Frey, aged forty years, fell intoaa vas
at the westboro White Lead Works, corner OF Fif-
,teenth street and Montgomery avenue. He utteEed
cry for help. and four companions attempted 90
rescue him, but the fumes were SO heavy ~ topros
trate agl OF them and they were compelled to seek
their own safety. SO overpowered were they that
three OF them could scarcely drag themselves
away, while the fourth, Jacob Snyder, had 70 20
dragged or by another workman, who came 20 MS
aid. Frey was consequently taken out dead.
Snyder was takent 10 the hospital, where he lies In
a critical condition.,
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Oct %, 1878.
Jacmel papers OF the 10th inst. report that the
hurricane OF the 2sth ult was very destructive. A
great many lives were lost and 500 houses were
blown down. Goods arriving by steamers could
not be landed, as there we're no lighters left in
port.
Coffee was in good demand at lax lax.
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SAXONY.
His Majesty the King at the Point Of Death.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DRESDEN Oct. %, 1873.
His Majesty King John of Saxony is dying. The
physicians bulletins announce that his condition
Is hopeless.
The King Of Saxony was born on the 18th OF
December, in the year 1901. He married. on the
2lst OF November, 1922, Amelia Augusta, daughter
OF Macmillan Joseph, King OF Bavaria. The King
has three children the eldest, Prince Frederic Au-
gustus Albert, being the heir apparent.
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TO THE NEW yoaK HERALD.

MADR1D Oct %, 1873.
Admiral L0bo has arrived in this city.
He assigns as his reason for retreating from Car
tagena to Gibraltar with the government squadron
that the only iron-cad vessel attached to his neet
was disabled.
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DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHY.
Danish Concession for Cable Communication
with New York.
,ellsnAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Oct. 23 1878.
Advices from St Thomas to the nth inst have
been received.
The Danish government has granted concession
for the laying OF telegraph cables from St Thomas
to st. Croix, Para, the Bermudas and New York.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

HAVANA, oct. %, 1873.
The police have searched number OF houses
and arrested several persons on the charge OF
manufacturing and passing counterfeit paper.
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Dunvflle & Co., Royal Irish Distfl1cries.
Belfast Ireland the largest holders OF Whskey in the
world. Their OLD IRISH WHISKEY is recomme nded by
the medical profession in preference TO French brandy
Supplied in casks United States Branch, 81
Broad street. New York. -tr..
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A.-If the Finger Pad Vendors Could
sell their metal springs they would not steal the name
ELASTIC and sell their bogus elastic and band
trusses TO inure the comfortable ELASTIC TRUSS, 81
6S3 Broadway, which cures Rupture
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GERMANY.

Emperor William and Prince Bismarck in
the Vienna Exhibition Building-Im-
perial Compliment to American Tall
emit French Retreat from
the Kaiser's Presence.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Oct 2N 1873
Sugar activcNo H. Dutch standard, IL l24 reals per
arrobe Exchange uuiet; United States so days, cur
rency, So bs per cent premium; do short sight "
Ga Dor cent premium.
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Use PhnlOn's Vitalia Daily Until the
hair has precise shade Of color you wish By
following directions keep 1t always of that hue
Sold by all druggists Use PHALON'S LOTION after
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CUBAN CIaAE, MAKERS ON STRIKE.

Yesterday evening the workmen employed at the
mandatory of Messrs. Mora, OF Water street,
numbering about seventy, met at Masonic Hail.
and agreed to carry on thestrike against reduc-
tion OF their wages. The foslowing are the rates
paid at the present per 000 snd the reduced rates
which the nrm propose payings-
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is BY Far tho
best exant always reliable perfectly harmless and true
to nature. Sold everywhere. t.. sH er
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A.-Hats for Gentlemen mt Lowest
pricea p. ERNENWEIN.
l4s Nassau street, near spruce street
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SPAIN.

Admiral Lobo's Reason for His Retreat from
Gihraltar-Carlist Claim Of Brilliant
Victory in Battle-A Bour-
bonist Arsenal Seized.
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Beautiful Woman Draws q Man to
her side a loadstone draws iron to it. The Of
GOUKAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL
BEAUTIFIER
creates such unsurpassed beauty to the woman using H
DR. GoURAUD'S only depot 4S Bond street, ami OF
druggists,
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ENGLAND.

Conservative Triumph at an Election Poll-Bul-
lion in Flow from the Bank
Discount on Change.
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HAYTI.

Details Of the Effects Of tho Hurricane Disas-
ter-The Produce Market.
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A.-For q Stylish and Elegant Hat Go
direct to the manufacturer EsPENSCHElD. l8 Nassau
The New York herald., 1873-10-24

David's Elegant Fall Hat for Gcntle.
men, $685. Broadway, near Duane street
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Anfcdiluvian Brandy, 81 Per Bottle
'The Last Tears Of the Douro" 500 per
case Havre and Pemartin SHERRY, Mumms CHAM
PAGNE: PORT WINE, bottled by Osborn Co., Oportos
for medicinal purposes ior sale by JOHN Q. OSBORN
a Pine
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Carlist Claim OF q Brilliant Victory I'm
Battle.
PERPIGNAN, oct. 23, 1873.

PERPIGNAN, Oct. %, 1873.
The Carists in this city announce that their
forces in the Spanish province Of Corona achieved
brilliant victory on the 10th inst. over the repub-
icans near Puigcerda.
Two hundred Of the government troops are said
to have been killed.
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CUBA.

Police Arrest Of Havana Professors Of the
"Queer."
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ROME.

Vatican Mission to the French Bishops-The
Headquarters Of the Jesuits
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JESSAMINE,

Personal.-Thc Person Who Left Some
Jewelry the Russian Baths IS East Fourth street. will
please call and take 1t away. f
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TIC meetIng was OF very enthusiassic and un~
anmous nature. 34H&<
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PUBLISHED


G. w. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers
Madison square. New York.
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French Report OF Barbarous Retalia-
tions by the C0ntendtng Forces.
BAYoNNE, Oct. 90, 1878.
It is reported that the Republicans have mutt
lated their prisoners, and that the Carlists have
consequently. resolved to give no quarter here
after
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Seizure OF . Bourbonist Arsenal.

LISBON, October %, 1873.
The police Of this city have seized quantity OF
arms destined for the Carlists. and arrested the
parties who had them in charge.
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H0ll0way's pills and Ointmcnt.-Es-
tablshed fifty years. Depot IS Maiden lane
Havana Lottery.-Wc Sold the S5OO,OO
in the Extraordinary Drawing April q Circulars seuts
information given. j. b. MARTINEZ CO.,
10 Wall street: box 4,6s5 Post oface. New York.
Marion
HARLAND'S
-
NEW
NOVEL.
JEssAXINE,
PUBLISHED
WEEK.
g. w. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers
Madison square. New York. &
personal.-Thc Person Who Left Somo
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Republican Protest Against French
Breaches OF Neutrality.
MADRID, Oct. %, 1879
The Spanish government has sent note to the
foreign Powers, complaining Of the intentional
interference OF q French gunboat, by which the
naval engagement OF Cartagena was brought on
The Madrid journals charge that while the fight
was going on the men on the French fleet shouted
"vive Ia Republique Sociale;" also that French
steamer has taken provisions to the CITY, and tnat
the Consul OF France violates the obligations OF
Neutrality.
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Holloway's pills and Ointmcnt.-Es-
tablished fifty years Depot IS Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1873-10-24

wigs, Toupecs.-G. Rauchfuss, Praeti>f
cal Wig and Toupee and Importer OF human Hair
ii East Twelfth street. Broadway, New York.
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Specie In Heavy Flow to the Bank.
PARIS, Oct. %, 1873.
The specie reserve OF the Bank OF France has
increased 5000 900 francs during the past week.
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Youmans' New Opera Turban, for Even
Ing TO be had only Of YoUMANs, Hattass 7i9 and LIE
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-10-24

The Best "EIastic Truss" Warranted
the best Is sold at PoMERoY's, IA Broadway, New
York, for AZ l#fNf
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

are secured upon q property worth s@non.
S4OyOO0,OO0 and are fully equal in intrinsic VII
the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issuea 10
nominations Of Sl9O, 1900, and $1,000 coupono, %
tered, and at their present market price, 81, ana
crued interest, are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX Per CENT Com peu.
are too well known to require description q, s ~.
incubation. Their total amount is s25,Ss5 .0o. ' -
have for long time ranged In market price ns.. y
above par. Their market price to-day s lOs,a,o.~
The WESTERN PACIFIC Six PER CEyr o.
BONDS amount to 81 $4,000 This road is nov ..N
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC and tbs -.
rnent of its bonds principal and interest il asr,
by the latter AS they have recently been introdn.
on the Stock Exchange, we expect 10 see then, ,.N
idly rise TO the price Of CENTRAL PAcrPrcs by
substantially the same in character and v,l~T'
Coupon Bonds, 81 900 each Their market pries !,
day is 9R to %.
We buy and sell a. usual Government Bond,
ceive deposits, on which we allow interest ma.
collections, and conduct general banking busn...
in all its branches FISK 81 HArcH
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
ALEs FROM q O'CLOCK P. ". TO CLOSE OF
WEDNESDAY. March PIP. VI.

WEDNESDAY. March PIP. VI.
The little game of the pea and the thimble is now
being played with great yigor at the Treasury De-
partment and so rapid arc the movements in the
SAOOOOO0 advertisement that - now you see it one
day. but fail to discover on the next under which
thimble the little joker" reposes. 1t seemed to be
taken for granted last night that no part of the
legal tender reserve had been issued. to
that effect having been vouchsafed at the Treasury
Department though the dispatches to-day are to the
effect that already 81 $4,000 have been let out and
both these statements come from the Treasury De-
part1nent An issue either has OF has not been made,
and why not let the public have the truth. Why
should the Treasury Department quibble about the
matter telling one story to-day and denying 1t to-
morrow As the Secretary stOuty claims the right
TO issue the what necessity there be for
doing in in the dark The stock speculation ir
regular all day, with good business in the leading
specalties At the opening, prices steady, but
fell off half point or so before the call though
covering before its adjournment The reaction
lasted until noon, when halt for refresh
ments left the market again dropping, and
to react at the final call of stocks The late news
about the use of the Treasury for a moment
gave the speculation more Tone but its moral inhu
ence was counterbalanced by the strenuous exer-
tions of the bears who put extra screws to the
money rates, and in this way succeeded in breaking
the force of the upward turn, and sending prices
reeling downward, to the extent of ! to p points;
Pacific Mail breaking TO So, and Western Union 10
So the decline in the rest of the list being less ma
teral. The general market closed ND weak though
at some slight recovery. The chief features were
the usual active stocks. Investments, coal and
presses were quiet. The opening highest, lowest,
and closing prices of stocks as follows:
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To INVESTORS.

To those who wish TO REiNvEsr Coupons a,
DIVIDENDS and those who wish 10 INCREASE Inn
INCOME from means already invested in 9th,
less profitable securities, We recommend the sev,,
Thirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railr,J
Company as we'll secured and unusually productv.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cen,
premium C1lO into the Company's Lands at Narkt
Prices The Rate of Interest lseven and three-ten,
per cent gold is equal now to about 81 curreney-
Welding an income more than one-third greater TIN
U. s. 5-9Os. Gold Checks for the semiannua interst
on the Registered Bonds are mailed to the Pss
Office address of the owner. All marketable stog
and bonds are received in exchange for Northsp
Pacifics ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
JAY COOKE On
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at p IN.

The rates of gold during the forenoon were at l15
to l5i the price stiening up toll5 in the afternoon
and closing at ll5. bid under the report that Pre-
mier Gladstone had resigned. There has been ap-
parenty some expectation in the room that extra
sales would be made by the Treasury Tomorrow and
this has kept the speculation quiet. We think such
expectation, the later news news from the Treas
ury, will be disappointed. Cash gold was heavy,
the rates paid for carrying being 4, gold 6, and
l-32 per cent. The Treasury advertises to sell
s., 10000 tomorrow. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out 81 100 in called bonds and $4,000 p coin inter-
est. The days business ut the Gold Exchange Bank
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING OFFICE or FISK & HATCH,

No 5 Nassau-st., New-York. March 10. 1873.
The CHEsAPEAKE and ONO, the CENTRAL Pacific,
and WESTERN PACIFIC BoSDs all of which have been
negotiated by us we believe to be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the market,
which 10 time must become very scarce; especially
az the Government will probably pay Off during the
year, in gold. S9OOoo,OOo FVE-TwENrIEs, and a
large amount of money thus released from invest
ment must find Its way into this class of securities.
The CHEsAPEAKE and 0Hio Six Per CENT GoLD
Bonds the total amount Of which is only Sl5oO0OOO
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
Gtrambcale ano Railroaos.


CENTRAB RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Passenger Freight Depot EewYork foot Of bstsl Con
somerv soath BDoh r. At Hampton Junction vie
Delaware and Western Ralroad At fhlP9uE WIN
Lh susuehanna Dvsoa and al EAsop win We ihsh
Valley Railroad anfi connections forming d line 70 tsbuIss
the West without change Of also 70 central AD'
""i''A '~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIIB WEST.
WIhI BR ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Dee l6, lI2-Leaye hew-fork a. follows
m.-NAY Ira 70 SOineryl.e-
7am-Eor Feming0n Bethlehem Bath, hauch Chuak,
Wihesharre Ptsou Hshanoy City Mt Carmel Ha1eon, TunhAn
mock Towanda Wayeer &c g through 70 NiismsPo Dan
RxPREss dsilV teroept sundsysI for kaston
Allentown Harnsburg and the West Cornec al somese i
Fiemingon; sston Msnch Chunk Wesbarre Scranton To
wanda, Wayerley.
lO:l5 ! m-War Train for SomsrUlle
u m.-WaY Train Tor Sonerville -
i2:5O Por Femngioa Bon, Bath AeniouR, naueh Cbunk
Mahnoy C Hs1eton Wikesbare scranton. Reading Columbia
lancaster. Rplrsta Potsvle. Harrisburg, kc
23i D. m.-Por Eastou. Bethlehem and Allentown
al5 y. n.-For Plainheld -, ~ - ..
Junction with Del, Lack. and West X
4;3Op m-FOr SOmeryile aDd Flemngton
500 D. m.--For Somervle.
5.l5 p. m.-For Painheh -, , n,,, M.
own Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cnsdnbah
$500 and 6:45 D. m.--Por someryle.
1880 m -tEmigrantl-For Baston.
ptGl and II 100 n m-Por Plainteid. -,
ror F,sheh AZ $500 6i0 75 800 8:G 800 900, le
lI.O0 Has M 1900 m 2:5o loo ZOO z1 $500, 3;l5. 3
800 AIS 40 Iis sos Sis $3.50 55 600 6D 6f5, 49, 7iO
cs for e West can obtained the oce Of the Central Rail
rosS o foot bery NewYork and the pncpA
H''e'' anu " ~ r Z. KICKER. Superintendent aud Bng'E
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days Three days

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow. per Steamship
Fr;sia. will close at 1890 .. m. at the Merchahts
Exchange, Nos 50 and 50 Pine-st
The steamship Calabria, sailing for Europe to-
day. took ont s24s,llS, all silver bars.
The money market was the same as yesteruay.
During the forenoon the rate in call loans ranged
from n sxty-fourth and interest to thirty-secohd
and interest the latter being the uniform rate uh'i
close on to o'clock, when pressure to get the pay
ment of sixteenth and interest which was Did long
after the banks closed The Government houses
paid raj gold Choice merchant paper is held at
to IL per cent
The offerings OF bonds to the Sinking Fund to-day
amounted to S2,Si2,1OO at 1896 to 1884 Half
mlion was accepted at 1896 to 1886 the details OF
which as under:
Tov Cooke Co Drexe Morgan Co.
sas7:oc ' GSCAo -. 1laas $4,000 $40 llaia
Ed. Sweet Il Co. NcrinlIye OK w. ,,a 40
sl1l 800 $40 1880 1i3.45 slOOOOo
James I. Bates Co. -
This was in direct denial of yesterday report that
bond purchases were to be suspended. The London
market for bonds was barely steady. the home mar
ket being very quiet. the aggregate sales at tne
boards being only $4,000. The market wound up
steady on the basis of 116I TO 1863 for 1868 Fisk
Hatch repoIt as follows at 4 p. m:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

In railroad bonds the dealings were not especially
large There was less activity in the Pacific mort
cages, which sold at 1O3lQl03E for Centrals; S6B
for Union Firsts. and ~ for Union Land Grants.
Centras however, not offered below l0i at the
close owing to the favorable statement of the Com
pany, published below. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

A small business was transacted in State bonds
and prices were without important change. With
the exception of Tennessees, which sold at S2t@o3'
the Southern list was absolutely neglected There
was good demand for New-York bonds but there
were few offerings The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD Co.'S FIRST NORr
GAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS for sale !,
90 and accrued interest Only limited nupls,
nnsold. The Road rapidly approaching completim
The Bonds are THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQrB
MENT, /, ,926, 400 ACRES LAND and all other proEfy
of the Company The land sales average over !;
per acre. H. G. MARQUAND. No. 10 Broadgsy'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

THE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER CENT GoD
BONDS of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAn,
WAY Co, issued upon a completed trunk line earn.
ing more than enough to pay interest and operatl,
expenses, sold by WNsLoW q WILSON,
20 Willlamst
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j. W. GORE, Gen. Pas, Agent.
\TEW-YORK, NEW-HAvEN, AND HART

~ FORD RAILROAD.-New-York and New.Iistsn Dyi,ou
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MARCH 4 ls53
Passenger Station in heEiorE Grand Cen Depot Entrance
S-secOnd-t.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Boston Express Springfield 8:05 M 15 so5 D. m
Shore Lane Il. 80 ami 90 stopping So NowaK
aud bridgeport The eo5 snl l22j to Greenfield Mass aud
the 3O3 Montreal The e:t5 and l:1
and ProydeBCe the Conn Valley Railroad New Haven and Northam
ton and H. NJ and W. Railroad Newaven iIousatone Rail
Bridgeport The HO3 305 Nsugatuck Railroad
Bridgeport The 1905 eo5 and 9O5 1870 and 35 D. T.
DsuhuTy and NorwAlk Railroad si 80 EOrwak.
Trains for New Haven lesve 7Oj sos rl ll:Js M 1910
lEIh $751; 455 6So 805 BID. eO7 tELl n Adduoaal TO
Bridgeport HorSAlk 6:35 and 10 Stamford
l6S 2zO $50 600 and 7:lo Tie 3b5 N RIpress
stop. At and Por' Chester and the s01 Express
Mt. Vernon, hamsrOneck. and Rye
Sunday Boston Mail TrHB at sos via spaged aud eO7 p
VIA Providence.
DsNngrOOm Day Express and sletpnsesn Night EI
press Trains
Ticket, Tte, onee Of Company Al Grand Cen
us Depot ooes Of the n. Transfer Co SnBroadvIy w.
No COurtst Booflyni ~ho will s eheet baggage from
dsBte 10 destination.
Por further information Of particulars pose hotels and depot
JOHN 4. MOODY SapL n Y u
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

THE EIGHT PER CENT Quarterly interest Fin;
Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the Logansport Crswfords
Vile. and South Western Railway OF Indiana, Of
fered for sale by Messrs JONES d ScHUYLE NOn
Pine-st., WELD the largest income of any h.stcaa
Railway Security OH the market.