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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
GAIif0rmtem.

SanTranctsco, IA. ytob.
Ser anti 9ineftf6e Gonnent ToBte
cine Musabl 8ei9Iiie, bic iammt nnb
fon6ers gegen Die @tnfubr nno SelGdItts
aung bon 9tneiif6en @rbettern un6 fir
Sic 4bI6afung bes 8ertrags nit SDina
lauten nn6 bertaete ii3 bann. Die
SdluB1ibung 6eS &onDentS tpar 1ebr
1hIeht be1ltdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18

New Oorf, IL. Nob.
11eber SEN l%1nter9arg bes Dampfers
rSsmalia", tpelder am 20. September
nit elmer i6peren Sra6tlaoung, aber
o1ne Paliagtere na3 benz WttteadnOis
i9en Wteere iteuerte, fam eBt taum
nod Elm 3peifel berri6en. S6iff uno
Era3t tpurben anf ungefabr $500, 900 ge=
{6Qbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18

Sober 3nelfel, tpel9er nod iiber sic
@laubpiirbigfeit Der geitern aus 6apana
bier ein9etroffenen Na9ri6t pbpalten
f%onnte, lit iebt beleiti9t. Staatsiefrez
tar Ttib telegrapDirte eeitern iofort na9
benz @tntreffen ser S6redensfun6e an
ben Generalconiul 6aI in Sabana, baB
ct ben amerifanii6en goniuL gu Sanz
ttagp be @uba %inftrutre, Sic 5batla6en
su iammeln uno etnen enereii6en 9roz
teft se9en bie dufduige 6ait etnsuIegen,
nit melder ungea6tet oes @esenbefebls
ber Maortoer &egierung Sen @efansenen
Der 8rO;eB geu1a6t tpurbe.
Ser @eneralz@ oniul erpi6erte, 6aB
Der 8tce>GOniul bereitS prpteItirt babe,
5aB aber bon Setten Der fpant16en 8ez
amten anes 9etban nerbe, UNI linn Die
@orreiponben3 nit Senem gu erl6iperen.
Sn Solge Der nnterbre@ung ber telez
9rapDii6sn @erbin6ung spil6en @ans
ttaso Be @uba unb SaOana iet es ibm
ebenfans unm0gli6, ii6 Mnoers ais auf
aeul lanaiamen @sae Ssx RSift in Sings
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
MONDAY, April l4-p. II


The legal proceedings going ON before the Grand
Jury having reference to usuTy violations afforded
food for general conversation to-day IN Walst cir
cIes. and excited much concern and apprehension
lest instead Of benefting the condition of monetary
affairs. worse state of the market should result
As 70 decided effect was produced on money rates
which are about as extravagant as at any ume SO
the movement in stocks was limited as TO the gen
eral list but active in a few such speciaites
as New-York Central, Lake Shore, Pacihe Mall and
Telegraph OF the general market it may be said
that az the start prices were steady and improved
on the whole up to the BOard, when general decline
se n lasting until the afternoon Board after which
an upward reaction took place, the market closing
firm at prices generally higher than at the opening
The trade was, however, much restricted IN late
hours the prominent card being Panama, which
made dash upward 10 ll0, conceding point
at the close. Pacific Mail was also up Il points TO
57. There were no other special features The open
ing highest, lowest aud closing prices OF stocks
Iii
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations at p IN

The gold market was disposed to be lively at the
first. and opening at 1881 quickly sold up TO llss'
back to ls. up 10 49, again and of TO llss at noon
Further on It declined 49,, az which and llss 1t
ruled during the afternoon, momentar1ly reaching
lls( and ISL. The afternoon market was dnll ana
lifeless There were no London quotations to-day
business being suspended on the London stocK hA-
change and the day-Easter Monday-Nas q close
holiday. The decline in gold may have pad some
thing 20 do with the weakness OF the foreign ex-
change. and the expected speedy payment Oh the
May gold interest without rebate. On goid loans
the interest rates chargedfo carrying was as
l2 and ss2 per day. and s. G. :, T. and gold per an
mum. The Assistant Treasure aid out s74OO called
bonds, and S1O3OOO coin interest The day business
at the Gold Exchange Bank were as foilows Gold
cleared, ssl 52 100 gold balances, si,SO'2S cur
rency balances, s2TS655. The quotations are as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

Money was very dear all the way out though
closing at the rather less extravagant rate OF an
eighth and interest this being also the opening hg
ure, though pending the interim loans commanded
quite freely bonus of one-half per cent. Mercan-
tile paper is nominal. The announcement OF the
suspension Of the importing house of Escher q Co.
was made to-day, the main house at Zurich having
we learn, suspended last Saturday. The concern
was rated Al on the books Of the Mercantile Agency
The extent Of the liabilities is not given but Is re-
ported large and believed to be so, for the reason
that the great wealth of the Zurich house 1t IS
thought would have ayerted suspension for any
ordinary amount. The Ncw-YoIk firm made a
speciality of importatiOns Of Lyons, swiss, and
German silks. They were the sole agents in the
United States for the black silks and mantilla vel
vets of Antoine Guinet & Co., Lyons. and the
merino, delaines and cotton goods Of Fevcz Freres
& Cbaryet Paris.
The amount of legal tenders outstanding tonight
foots up S35s 100000 The Treasury balances at the
close of business are as follows: Currency
S2.1OO,OOO; coin. $40 100000 of which S23,S30.0OO
are in certificates. The internal revenue receipts
to-day amounted to S45O,OOO, with an estimated
total for the month Of S7.jO0,OOO. United States
gold bonds were steady at the First Board but be-
came lower and closed steady the basis Of 1910
ll9, for 1865. Fisk Il Hatch report as follows, at
{ q.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

The market for state bonds presented no interest
ing features. The demand was light, and but few
transactions were made. TenncSsees were weak, in
the neghborhood Of Is. to 70. Missouri Skies were
firm at g3, The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
BANKESG AND FINANCIAL.
UIEICE OF 7 IHh q IAItH.
No. ) NAsSAU-ST., NEW-YORK, April IA. ISL

No 5NAssAU-sT. NEw-YORK April IA. 1873.
The SIX TER CENT GOLD BONDS of the CHESAPEAKE
AND Quo RAILROAD COMPANY being secured by
First Mortgage on a completed Road-which is one
of the great East and West Trunk Lines, command
ing large through business, and which, from the
immense Mineral, Agricultural, and other valnable
resources OF the country it traverses is assured of
very remuneratiye local tralic-aTe among the most
substantial and satisfactory investment securities IN
the market; and at the present price, 81! and ac-
crued interest, yield liberal rate of interest on
their cost
They are in denominations Of 800, 500 and
$1,000 coupon and registered principal and interest
payable in gold coin in New-York; interest May and
November
We buy and sell at current market rates the
WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds origl-
nay negotiated by us. and now quoted at the Stock
Exchange and widely known as fayoute securities
in the principal money markets. Coupon bonds Of
Sl.OOO principal aud interest payable in gold IN
New York; Interest January and July. Price to-day
94l TO 90.
We also buy and sell GOvERNMESr and Central
PACIFIC BoNDs, receive deposits on which We allow
interest, make collections and do a general banking
business. FISK 81 HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
Ccuntrp Real estate for Sale

UOR SALE or TO RENTAL Meredith, six
II ,ni.. from Delhi County. n Y, 0kASN fAkM OF
tA saotd acreS soass farmhouse and al scessary ont
RrnCs bead Of cattle The houss siae Tor
S2 The whole
a., r s2 wear ALoNzO FLACK Hudson River inst
Clavcrsck, n Y.
TNOR SALE.-One large. 2-stOry, well built, and
hsnome DwELLlNGh0USb containing paror drawing room
6ksrv and snna ho0r hve double aud
,e, rh aud story hrh both eoced throughout With
handsome ceuferaeces herooms aut third
soor two floor hail D. feet VIDE with eoss tile
te through ample throughout The house
N, .oo k And and
water arrangements copee heated and places
~ comfortable
Winter rdeHec sen1td ample dry times stable
and aHd cehouses; gateway and
traue drives excellent oue bsat Of
variety Of eveVreeus wen sd IS or 20 Of
purchaser. walk FROM Huison River r. + De
pot The AM noubug Village OF NappnrcTs Falls
offered
Applv o ANDgEW JACKSONor A MABtOR Nappngrrs FaiNN
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

Bank shares were dull, the only reported trans
actions having been in American Exchange at l1l.i
Continental So aud in Fourth National at ll0s. The
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

HOwEs & MACY Bankers. No. 70 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities to DeposItors as In
eoTpOrated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate OF -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
&c. Investors.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

The days business at the y. E. Treasury
covered
Gold receipts. s629. 3s3 IS Currency pay -
SoiJ navu,enfs % SIC SO meufa 49,. sG15f3 20
tAId balance g,G66 70 Cur'ey balance i5T7l 0i Gl
Currency rcpts 2oo.yT4 co Customs. 422.0o 70
The foreign exchange market was weak under the
monetary activity and the leading drawers reduced
their rates literally. We annex closing rates OF
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

TIE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the ST.. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAiL-
WAY CO., issued upon a completed trunk line earn
ing more than enough TO pay interest and operating
expenses. Price, 90 and interest. Sold by I&
WNSLow & WnsON,
20 XillIam-sf-
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
FEREM7ToRx SALE OF
Valuable Building Property
At ORANGE. ~. J.

o. TUESDAY, APRIL ls,n. At the Subscriber VII
" rop ou tie premises all the valuable property lately occuned
b. JOSEPH l. SMALLWOUD, esq, situate Centresi Highland
M. Trrt- eons of about ACRES Will BE- divided
M u rurohaserS well planted With and adapted Tor
in~l rUiHatnE ,.---
Th- vausbIe DWELIING-HOUSE. GREENHOUSES and OUT
Smaiwoo together with gro1nds
oous cres beautifully eiubc1ea With trees aud shfnbbeTy Gt
b, ofcIeI o. one lo'.
M -tg is u1atef Of the Town Of Osnge
Msyu Agstu. samuel Colgate asd NIn r helse
j. We lfaia-.l snt unsurpassed for hetlthiulness
root 70 The biHet bdotr lerms eafy
Ee.sic,s. AARON QUlMBY and BLAKE FREEMAN Orange
n j.
a or Orangs Of Barcsfst a. " guug ample
ta. IL r.tet.sn
vLeh 80. gI-re la %. ~. WM. PATERSON.
Special Master 10 ChSucery
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania Skies 1Os; Philadelphia and Eue Railroad
% Reading Railroad, 57:; Pennsylvania Railroad
So. Gold l1s..
The bank statement compares as follows with
former returns:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL r. 1874.

EALEs AT TfTR STOCK EXCHANGR-OFFTcfAL RRPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE IIuBUNE--
FIRST CALI 1O4 O'CLOCK A. NJ
sales Of Government BOnds.
$500 U g. $50 c. 65 e1Ti 5000 u. $3.50 c. 67 be- los
5000 $500 Cou '62bcI17s 1900 .11et
1900 US. $40 c. .19f 1000 q. :. o. 1040 c. 112
200. .lI9t loo .ll3
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
Rcal estate 10 grrhansc

ITO EXCHANGE-FOr small country place, a
Of The avenues Rented ~ o. HOYT SJN. III BroAdway
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
Ciin prcpcrtn TO Get.


TO LET-A SUITE of ROOMS hand
n somey furnished private house to gentlemen coiy at Il East
rWethst
-THIRTY-SECOND-S near Madison
iory hesioou hrovn.s,one HOUSE, ecol orler
$3.50 Saonson beeestou 50 W Jlst near Bway
VERY elegant FURNISHED HOUSE on
apid S'' as SIaoSSoS FcclsSroS " sit ards
/ EXINGTON-AVE. near Thlrty-frst-st.--
A. Of os ' 81 sooP oos Psi%oSsoS iio SS' % 5; Ts
I EXINGTON-AVE., 2sth-st., 4-story. high
h 10 being renovated s2Jee sihoNSoN
& ECCLkSTON 50 ". JlstsL Open u1 sR
y INfH-ST near Fifth-ave.-Eine high-stOop
sAg Snoisou Eceeou. % West jl.tst near BSay.
WEST Thirty y-SecOnd-St., near SiXth-ave., fine
SINOSSON ECCLEsTOS 81 West rhrtv-lstt Broadvay
KID SIXTh-AVE., mr. 31st-st.-LaTge 3-story
o. - s,.L.ag. B5ns h9s SrNdSSSS 9 EcCLESToN So W st
ELOORS TO LET-In New Buildings, One
hau.d'aad ven irasL near Lsnla't s5 iconi sgmb
wariro2 trFe ,ia'"aaTy .n5, s-'s'e'' E 1i''' uDH'
ERENCH FLATS to LET-n New Buildings,
,g sa vi 95 tlsIare AZ Inquire
90 premises.
GROCERY to LET-2G7 West One-hundred-
" aui-vcutylst o. fsct 1eep tiisd up with counters s
rawe patent e,a street for heavy goods Inquire
O preHses -
ITO LET-The desirable three-St0ry, high
soop STONE HOUSE No li1 Easi Ff fyhirds near LeRns
Ton ave possession April p. satisfactory responsible party b
H. LuDLOw Co. SO s5 East Scvelieean-st an pine-,t
TIVO LET or LEASE-The elegant four-st0ry
basement browu-store HOUSE No p, East Iwe9t ast
near Broadway perfect order Apply 10 H. r. DREW West
Twenty tnirt-si.. fiith Avenue Hotel
BAKERY 10 LET-26l West One-hundrcd-
ID sp etg 6nst store and Apartments 65 feet dce1 with
h. cu walnut plate glass and boer Basement tx
vaults yard vel ventilated and l-ntedi
lrsal-'Iags aud other utensils. Inquire on premise.
TFNO LET-At No 1,233 Tmrd-ave., near Sew
eutrhr,s st. frsiss FLAT go et deepl rooms vel lsd-
separa,, saterips, BATH range wash s an elevator hcn
ce.r rent =60 bv Supplying Mr. Henderson, No.
ILs L. j. CABPENI ER, . Thriavl., Bible lloase-
THORNTON NJ. RODMAN, Real Estate
Agent 6so Broadway oaI oT LLASE oh AID D" ILLi"
ls wayevplace: ler separately +l'b store
vib hack room and front basement $3.50 loor =J1L
Fuire dwelling part Nyec place good
stand iut mlhuor7 Alns rent 500 possess On
ir,med .atelv. will order
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
AUSTIN BALDWIN g. Co,

AUSTIN BALDWIN W Co,
Bankers. No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters Oi Credit On
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
LHERBETIE KANE & Co. PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and forwarded.
CAIRO AND FuLrON RAILROAD Co.'S FIRST MORT
GAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDs Tor sale at
90 and accrued interest Only a limited number
unsod The Road rapidly approaching completion.
The Bonds are TIE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
MRNT 1875 100 ACRES LAND and all other property
of the Company. The land sales average over %
per acre. h. q. MARQUAND, No. 10 Broadway
For SALE,
MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BoNDs,
guaranteed by Midland Railway Price. So
MusCRAvE & Co., 10 Broad-st
DEEP PLACER Mining ~ CALIFORNIA. by Prof.
B. SilIimau in TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. ).
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
fouses ano farms mantro.

XXTANTEn tn rent for the Summer months
w II srr,,shd COUNTRY HOUSE. in healthy location.
vrr, 20 tv. viii b. carefully used ADDRESS d. A. H. Tribune
Once. with terms and PARTICULAR
VXyANTED-A fully Furnished HOUSE, with
s Tor one year healthy location aboni one hours ae
from NewYerk Adtrnss Box 1854 " l. fostohoe
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

The Cotton rulnng qsshD LOT
more r quoted.
FAEsKNr oEllgERN
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

a -TO LET-A SUITE of ROOMS hand
furnished private house {" gentlemen cn at u East
rWelfh-L
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15

Nessrs. Jay Cooke & Co. are now drawing ex-
change on all leading European cities, including
cable transfers on Vienna direct.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
Gonntrn prcrrr'n TO ari.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBTyR WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TBk rPTO n
OFFICES THIRTY ssecnasi " JOS West 1Senyth d
st, to ,. N regular o4ee ra1es
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
For SALE,
THE MARKETS.

rCareuly reported for THE rErBrSE
MoyDkY. April T. 1877.
AsHBS-Pot, steady with fair demand o.. PeaTis
iull snd uominaL
COTTON-Te market Tor Cotton the spot cur
but prices without quotAbe We quoe olovy:
Tersa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16

enuue MIN to a patient ana good-natured
hearing. In giving him this we pay greater
compliment to ourselves than to him, and set
at rest all foolish twaddle about the over
sensitiveness which is too generally sup
posed to be ON American characteristic.
The play, besides, may have another good
effect in helping to pave the way for American
comedy by American dramatists. The great
trouble heretofore has been in the failure to
recognize the American types put upon the
stage as American. Miss Olive Logan, in her
Business Woman" very nearly reached
class of Americans in Hooker Wood, Esq,
and, though her portrait was not lovable, we
should have liked to have seen it more
strongly drawn. Wallack's, Booths, the
Union Square and the Fifth Avenue are all
theatres where American comedy ought to
find home. We ought to expect American
melodrama at Niblo's, the Grand Opera House
and the Lyceum. The Olympic has already
given to its pantomime, at least, distinctively
American character. We want to see the
bright and the dark, the serious and absurd,
sides of American manners portrayed. If M.
Sardou has taught us useful lesson we shall
be pleased and we certainly cannot object to
his play on such slight grounds as that he is q
Frenchman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16
MORE BRIBERY IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, March Is, 1873.
In the alleged bribery investigation at Jenerson
City yesterday, after Mr. Burger had given his evil
dence, Frank Hckox testified that In q converse
ton with Mr.. Burger about the Insurance bill he
asked him II he would not like to CO. on 1t, and
Burger replied that he would, If he could make
anything out Of II. Hckox said he
had no doubt but that he Dur
ger) would work for the bill 500
bill would be dropped In some pace where he
could find 1t. Burger said he would net sell his
vote, but IL a 500 note was dropped where he
could ind 1t he would WORK for the bill,
and that he could influence ten men in his
FAVOR. Subsequently Hickox told Burger that NO
money could be got Tor this bill, as 1t had been
so amended that It's friends did not care whether
1t passed or not. Witness hac no Interest In
the bill and did not even know any one
III the city who was working for IL,
but be made the offer to Burger because from the
great interest manifested by outsiders the sup
position was that there was money IN the bill, and
he could not strike the nne better than TO nvesti-
gate Burger, and he (witnessl wanted some OF the
appe-pie himself. Hckox said he had had previous
conversations with Burger about the pending
measure, and the latter had requested witness to
keep lookout for bills that had money in them and
inform him burger had furnished witness with list
Of members he said he could control, and the list
was produced. II contained twenty names marked
with stars daggcrs, dots, letters, NC, the signs
used by members OF the Third House with reieI.
! ence to the availability VI the meWberS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16
The Great CommOner Declines the Cabinet
Commission Honor Of the Crown.
Gladstone in a Rural Retreat and
the Queen at Windsor.
The Recall of the Ex- Minister TO Power
Regarded as Probable.
Political Calculations Of a Continuance
Of the Parliament.
1ElfeaAMs TO 1pF NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the British metropolis
LONDON, March 15-3 P. M.
After consultation with the Earl of Derby
last night, Mr.. Disraeli sought audience of
the Queen at Buckingham Palace this morn
ing, and communicated to Her Majesty his
reasons for declining Office, and the task of
forming Ministry.
EARL DERBY ENDORSES THE CoMMoNERs POSI-
The Earl of Derby concurs with MI. Dis
raeli in the conviction that the conservatives
cannot accept the responsibility of forming
government at this time.
Mr.. GLADsToNE's HOURS OF RELAXATION FROM
DUTY.
Mr.. Gladstone is visiting the Marquis of
Westminster and the Duke of Cleveland. He
will probably return to the city on Monday.
THE QUEEN AT WINDSOR
Queen Victoria left London this evening for
Windsor. Her Majesty will probably see Mr..
Gladstone at audience there.
RESTORATION OF THE LIBERAL REGIME
THE POPULAR IDEA.
Mr.. Gladstone's government is expected to
resume Office and go through the Ministerial
programme of the session in the order in
which it was fixed before the occurrence of
the defeat in the House of Commons on the
Irish University bill, and, after the Easter re-
cess, remain in administrative power without
speedy dissolution of Parliament.
THE LEGISLATIVE ADJOURNMENT
1t is expected that Parliament will further
adjourn from Monday until Thursday next
The Crisis Maintained During the Even
ing-Club Rumors and City Press Spec
uIation.
LONDON, March 15-Evening
Since the announcement this afternoon
that Mr.. Disraeli and the Earl of Derby had
UeCllueu " uCCcPt OAuCe, AOtAuuB VI ueAuAto
character in relation to the Cabinet crisis has
transpired.
rumor is current this evening that Earl
Granville will be Premier, and the Right
Hon. Edward Cardwell Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer.
| let Uu.
ferences.
LONDON, March Is, 1873.
The London morning journals to-day were gen.
orally of opinion that the conservatives would
settle all questions in relation to the Ministry be-
fore night
The Weekly Economist, in its issue this morning,
said runor was current last night that the Earl
OF Derby had yielded to the requests Of the con-
servatives, and would undertake the task Of FORM
ing new Cabinet.
The Spectator reported that the Earl OF Derby
would take the Premiership, but that he had
determined to appeal to the country by general
election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ex-Congressman John B. Alley, Of Massachu-
sets. is at the Astor House.
Congressman Charles Hayes, OF Alabama, is regis
tered at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman James b. Beck, of Kentucky, Is
staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Major W. 8. WORTH Of the United States Army
has quarters at the Sturtevant House.
Senior Leon Guzman, Mexican Claims Commits
sioner, is in town at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. Henry RomiIly M. p, of London, England
yesterday arrived At the Westminster Hotel.
Major General Thomas w. sherman, of the United
States Army, yesterday reached the Metropolitan
Hotel.
The ex.Prnce Imperial of France comes of age
to-day, his seventeenth birthday. The celebration
Of the event has been deferred until August Is.
J. Daggett Hunt, OF New Jersey, who has MAN,
tanned such fierce warfare against monopoly at
Trenton and IN behalf OF general railroad law, Is
ct the Mechanics Hotel
There Is little niger in Louisville, KY, called
Tom Thumb. He Is old enough to be as big as .
giant, and yet 1t Is said he can scarcely look over
the top of pair Of army boots.
At Furville, Henley on Thames, girl Of eleven,
aficsed with spinal disorder, fell into trance on
the 10th of May 1871 since which time only breath.
ing and pulsation have showed her to be alive.
Major General Irwin Mcdowell and his aide, Lieu
tenant Jones, arrived IN Havana, from New Or.
leans, by the German steamer Frankfurt on the
I'd inst. In company with Consul General Torbert
he proceeded to Matanzas and Cienfuegos.
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday in
the White star line steamship Adriatic, Captain
Hamilton Perry, were United States Senator
George S. Edmunds General Thomas Broadhead
Van Buren,. Chief Commissioner to the Vienna Ex-
position; DR.. Anthony Ruppaner and Mr.. william
M. F. Round, OF the Boston Commercial Advertiser;
Pay Director John Cunningham, United States
Navy, and family and others. The United States
revenue cutter BRONX, having on board Collector
Arthur and a number OF friends, carried Senator
Edmunds to Quarantine, where he boarded the
ship after being entertained handsomely. The
revenue cutter Jasmin carried General Van Buren,
and friends down the bay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16
AMERICAN RAILWAY SECURITIES.
Herald Special Report
from London.
The New York, Boston and Montreal Railroad
Bonds on the English Market.
The Entire Issue Taken at
a Premium.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the British metropolis
LONDON, March Is, 1873.
Messrs Bischoffsheim Goldschmidt offered
to-day the first mortgage bonds of the New
York, Boston and Montreal Railroad to the
extent of Sc, 25O,O0O.
They were all taken Immediately at o pre-
MUM Of two per cent