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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17

is exclusive of over $l30,O0O in the sus-
pended banks. This afternoon Gage
bondsmen had a conference with the FL
nance Committee of the Common Council,
but no action was taken further than to de,
eide that any proposition which the bonds
men may have to submit shall first be pre-
sented to the Corporation Council. Cages s
bond for one million, and signed by seven
or eight reputed wealthy citizens, and
Cages personal property, all of which he
proposes to turn over to the city, is thought
to be worth over half a million, so that the
city will not probably be the loser.
San Francisco, Dec. l6.-The Repub-
lcan caucus at Sacramento, last night, nom
mated J. Nc NJ. Shafter for Senator for the
long term On avOte, too day, in the House,
Booth received 43, Farley 27, and Shafter
'9 In the Senate each received Is votes.
1t is believed that Booth will be elected FIR
tie long term, and Farley, Democrat, for
the short term, tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec l6.-The vote pro-
crosses quietly. Indications are of large
majority for the pew constitution
PITTSBURGH, Dec. l6-The vote is light
but so far largely in favor of the new con
stitution In some wards there is no oppo-
siti0n.
New YORK, Dec. l6.-Detective Steed-
ler, of Detroit makes a statement through
reporter that he cannot get possession of
Joel Lawrence, said to be a we'll known
speculator, and, for whose arrest the neces-
sary papers have been made out by the
Governors of Michigan and New York, on
the ground that Sheriff Brennan's officers
now hold Lawrence and keep him at a ho-
tel, he paying for the favor fifty dollars PEI
day. Lawrence is charged with defraud
ing Eber B. Ward, of Michigan of $685..
600, having. it is said, induced Ward tc
purchase stock in Utah mine, which had
been previously salted and was absolutely
worthless.
The trial of Harry Genet, another of the
Ring cases, was begun to-day Genet il
charged with having secured by false rep
lresentations Mayor Halls signature to f;
warrant for FIVE thousand dollars.
LONDON, Dec. lG-The weather ha:
been very tempestuous to-day throughou
the country, and on the coast much dam
age to the shipping is reported.
Sheffield City was visited to-day by
terrible storm. A large number of build
ings and chimneys were blown down, ant
many persons killed. One immense chin
ney crushed building. and the boile
therein. The boiler exploded, killing an'
wonnding several persons. In conse
quence of the great excitement and crowd
in the streets, few details could be learned
The storm extended over the north o
England far into Scotland. Sheffield ap
pears as if it had been bombarded Tn
loss of property is immense. Seven wer
killen and thirty wounded in the city. TIL
effects of the hurricane were felt at Glas
Cow, Halifax, Drewsbury and nottingham
in all of which cities lives were lost an
great damage done At Lloyd's $4,000
worth of property was destroyed. III
|, shipping suffered severely. Houses wer
blown down in the track of the hurrican
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17

DESTRUCTION IN DIsGUIsE.-It is fact
that mixtures of bad liuuors and acid as
tringents are often given for medicines.
They are potent to destroy and may be
safely warranted to ruin, morally and ply
slcally, any human being that sticks to
them long enough More drunkards have
been made by these villianous concoctions
labelled medicines, than by the liquors OF
Commerce Alcoholic poisons, advertised
as remedies, are more mischievous thar
tavern drains. For intermittent and re
mittent fevers, as well as for all other di
seases which these fiery frauds are falsely
certified to relieve, DIR. WALKERS Vim
EGAR BTTTERs, the ne plus ultra of vege
table medicines, is positive cure. Blu
this is not all; the great Temperance
Elixir is a sovereign specific for the de
praved appetite for stimulants, created b,
the false tOnjes and bogus Restordtlues, O
Missionaries Of Intempermce. Within
the present year many well-known citi
zens have certified that course of VINE
GAR BTTTERs invariably obliterates the de
sire for spirtuous excitants.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17
81: ;;:::':: s,s:;: :: =: :ss;' ;''::

The most Renowned Specialist OF the Age, in the
treatment of PRIVATE, CHRONIC and URI
NARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
The e Of ar,v indcretious or causes producing
NERVOUSNESS, PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AVERSION TO
SOCIETY, IMPAIRED SIGHT. LOSS OF MEMORY AHr
MANHOOD PERMANENTLY CURED. THE CREAM OF
MEDICAL LITERATURE. Illustrated with ehase engravings
explaining who may why not why The impedmenu
to marriage Their nature and Price so cents
plain sealed envelope Ladies' requiring surgical aid
medical advice call address the doctor
Iuvads provided with private apartments beard attend
ance. &c. Cures Guaranteed Rubber goods on hand
11-15d&wfy
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17

In order to REDUCE OUR STOCK BEFORE
STORE IN GAYFORDS BLOCK which will about December l5 lS7S
day of Ouren
We will sell
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17

"A friend in need is friend indeed -
and such friend is HELMBoLD's BUCHU
to the unfortunate sufferer, who has been
sowing his wild oats, Warranted to cure
all diseases of the kidneys and urinary Or
gans. Look out for counterfets Genuine
has private proprietary stamp of H. T.
Hembold on each bottle. Directions ac-
company. Sold by all druggists. John F
Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17
DIVISION SECOND.

SECTION l. No stoop, porch, platform, railing;
collar door or steps, shall be allowed to extend
rom auy building or lot into or upon any side
walk more than three feet, where the sidewalk is
twelve feet or less In width nor exceed four ieet
where the sidewalk is upwards of twelve ieet ~
width nor shall any cellar door rise or prof. .ci
above the surface of toe sidewalks under penal
nj ave dollars for each ofenc to every person vlo
lstiug any provisions Of this section, and IKE
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17

DIVISION FIRST
Of the construction Of sjde1cdlks and assessment
therefor
1. Five classes of sidewalks defined.
2. Material to be used in construction.
s 8. Sidewalks to be constructed with fall to-
wards street.
s 4. Form of sidewalk ordinance;
5. Failure to cons, ,ruct sidewalks.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17

BETTER AND BETTER lis the cry from
every quarter in respect to the wonderful
effects of DIR. Wilhoft' s ANTI-PERIODIC,
the greatest achievement of modern sci
ence and skill in treating Malarial Fevers,
Chills and Fevers, Enlarged Spleen. En-
larged Liver, Dumb Chills, Sun Pains, and
all kindred diseases.
The great virtues of this truly popular
medicine consists in its cheapness, its ef-
ficacy and its promptness in the cure OF
the above named diseases.
All through the West and Northwest, the
South and Southwest and along the Ohio
valley, its use and success are unparalleled
For sale by E. Breunert, Harper House
| Drug Store,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

The American boneless sardines received
the grand diploma of merit over all COM
petitors at the World Exposition, Vienna,
1878. Better and less than half the price
of imported sardines. Sold by all first
class grocers. Packed only by the Ameri-
can Sardine Co. New York. l10-30d&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17
COAL.

Tor SALE. FIVE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
I coal per day at the nlack Hawk coal mine. three
miles south O the city of Rock Island. Orders
promptly attended to. B. DAVENPORT.
Rock island, Nov, IA, 1s73.-dSw3m
, 1873-11-23

Special Dtspateh t. TAs Chicago TFibuas.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov, 32-To-day at noon an
adjourned nnstng OF tls dlasataaed Stockholders Of
tho philadelphs Erie Railroad hold in Tho Mer
chsnts' Exchange. William H. I1aok ctod ~ Chair
msn pro tenn. The report Of tho Committee to whom
referred the subject Of the alleged grievances BY
the Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY atatod that. in
Interview with a sub-oommitEeo, Mr. Thompson,
President Of tho Company, satod that the Peunsyl-
vanla Company will b willing to give up the leaae Of
tho Philadelphia b Eric Railroad for an equivalent,
resolution Was adopted continuing tbs Committee
with power to act aud " make auch propositions
to the Pannsylvania Railroad Company al will bAst
serve the atockholder1 Of the PHILADELPHIA h Erie
Road and 10 have fill authority to act in the matter
After which the meeting I'd 1nurusd.
THE TExAa CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Col Thomas Scott. ono Of the largc8t iudCrKern OF
the TexAs 4. California Railroad Construction Com
psny, proposes aettng with holders In payments
tending from Mx 10 tWeDty-f0ur months. He areafs
for hiInseH, Matthew Baird, and John MoaIanus his
coiudorsese. The Public Ledger Of to-day llas mis-
leading pstioe In which Mr. Thomson aud Mr. Hous-
ton are mentioned " co-indorsexs and probable
losers with Tom Scott. Mnyor Bond, Of ths Cousruc-
ton Company, distinctly statea those gentlamon ara
not connected Ia any way With tlia Company, Col.
Scott hays hla creditors extend To hpa the credit he
asks, all will act their money II they decline, and
press for immediate payment they must b satahed
NTH what they can get. Hs balisyes that Congress
will extend aid to blu enerprsa not by ndorsh0 tho
Company'R bonds, but by lending to tho Company
Government bonds undeF auoh guarantees Of payment
BY tbs Company u hs can show Ia sufficient
, 1873-11-23
WASHINGTON.

Candidates for minor Orficos in tho
House Coast Survey Damages
Awarded Agninat tho PcnnsyivAntm
Ccntrnl Nond..FtclkinG OF Govern.
mont Locks.
Special Dispasch 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. PA now eandi-
date for sargcsntatArinu Of the House
turned up to-day IN tho person OF Il. a. aroen,
III. D.. Of Bowling Groen, Ky. Tho Doctor
Ia q colorod brothor, and was a delegate from
Kontucky to tho Philadelphia Convention. ue hns
laauod most formidable circular, setting forth hls
undesirable qualities Of tho other candidates for Tho
place. There aro seventeen gontlotncn who willing
to sorvo thoir country Eostninstor OF the House.
E1-aoV. Sam Bond, aud ok-Congrcasmnn Norco, Of
MiHsssippt a7c probably tho most active Of Tho mem
born, with the chances In favor Of Private Dalzel
oovEnN1iENT E1rEDtr1oN.
Tho United 9tatoa steam tug Fortuna, which Ia now
fitting out At the navy yard bore, will be ready for
service by tho LIST prox, aud will sail about the
18th Of noxt month to correct tho latitude and lonK
tlde Of ports on tho South Coast Of Cuba.
III M action for damages By citizen Of this District
against tho Baltimore & Potomac brunch OF tho
rennsyivania Central Railroad tho Circuit Court has
awarded $4,000 to the plaintiff for damages to hts
property by changing tho grade in tho atrsst In the
the northoaEtern portion Of the city.
LooE-r1CKINo nvEsT10AT1oH.
The Government Is making Investigation into the
recent alleged picking Of iH locks an United States
bonded bound from New York for gt, Louis. In
which caae It Ia sagarto that the goods abatraned
breaking ths seal,
, 1873-11-23

=, The Roman Committee appointed to carry out
the liquidation Of tho ecclosiaatical property
took possoBsion on Oct "a Of sx convents. Ii
the Oonyent Of tho Roman College, tho Rector
read to tho delegates Of the Committee !. protest
drawn up by tho Society OF Jesus, declaring that
tho college Was a Papal institution, possessing
an international character. Tho Reotors Of the
foreign colleges presented q collective protest.
Tho delegates received these p1otesta, and cub
sequently handed to each Of the Jeauits certif-
icato for tho income to DO paid them. At the
head convent Of tho Gesu, tho Rector also tender
cd formal protest, asserting tho rights Of the
Society over tho property. At the head house OF
the franciscan Fathers, tho delegates wero very
courteouely received. Tho General OF tho Fran
c'scans simply protested in brief tor1us, accord
ing to the eoclosiastica1 laws. The American
and Portuguese Consula presented to The DEL
egates protest against the seizure Of certain
portions Of this convent, which belong to their
respective nations. Tho delegates received tho
protest and delivered the certificates. In the
other three conyents, protests were tendersd By
tho Rectors, and certificates Of income were
giVon BY the delegates. The proceedings we're
carried out with sorupulous regularity.
, 1873-11-23
PROBABLE MURDER.
4 North Side Constable Stabbed Sayan
Times by IN Unknown Han.
The Wounds Supposed to 30 Fata,

Last night another mysterious travodv.-,
probable murdor-wns added to tho mnnv tint
stain tho criminal records Of Chicago, Tnis
time tho oxtremo southern limit Of Tho Nort,,
Side was tho scene Of the afIray. Tho knifa was
sno weapon used, and tho participants two NOR.
whom 1t waH supposed Woro friends nhon they
commenced to imbibo tho liquor that brought on
TIE DEADLY CONTEST.
Tho tragedy ia malo mysterious b7 tho fact
TINT tho victim is tho only actor known hia as.
aailant having escaped in tho darknoha that aur.
rounded tho two mon whom tho deadly affray waa
in progrosH. Tho details arc necessarily mongre,
because OF the fact that there wore no wituesseB
to thcm, and tho victim, Constable Thomau
Mohlahon, wastoo weak
/. FROM THE WOUND
no had received to rotate thom. It appears.
however, that about 10 o'clock Mc8ahon and o
man whoso namo is supposed to bo Lunt enter
oa gu tho saloon Of Tom AIcGowan located on
clafk street, botwcen tho viatluct and tho BRIDGE
and, aftor drinking several glaasos Of WHISKY.
aas a,s gown rt' ro table and engaged IN game oi
tho game went on smoothly until tho iiouor be.
gan to manifost itEelf In both man by mnk1ne
UGLY AND CONTRARY.
darn aInsy " yoFy ~ anEy disputs aFose Which wan
NA ~ ASANIJ AAA AVAoll6tI&EiFQly
that tho proprietor Of the saloon ordered thom
to go outside. Refusing to comply with tho
command, tho Haloon-koepor forcib1y elected
Lunt. MoDlahon followed tho latter out. aud
MoGowan closed tho door upon them. What
passed. between tho disputants after thoy woro
o5octod from tho saloon iB not known, oxoant
that thoy engaged IN
DEADLY CONFLICT,
t;g resulting 81 IN McA1ahon's boing stabbed sovsn
5lmas. Thero were no Witnesses to tho ARRAY,
Lunt quickly disappeared in tho darknoas. Nc
Mahoh rc-enterad tho saloon, his face nnhy
palo. and romarklng that he was not hurt, stag
gerod against tho bar. Tho saloon proprietor
observing blood trickling from his neck. Iod him
TO chair, and opening his gost, aav that his
shirt Maa
HATUNATED WITH BLOOD
Water 1as freely applied to tho wounds, but
it being ayidont that McAIa}lon ,7as eorioua]v
wounded, ho was removed to Ills home No. 123
sedgwick asreet, by William Googins. when ho
arrived there ho had almost faintcd away. An
examination royoalod the alarming fsos that
Mchlahon had received four deep cuts
In tho right siao, ono On tho right sido
Of tho neck, worry serious one In the
abdomen, and one in tho right wrist. Ha re.
marked to friend that ho did not think he
WOULD LIVE LONG.
When our reporter loft tho house the physi.
cian bad not arrived, but MchIahon Was sinking
rapidly, and there mas no prospect that he would
recover. Tho would.bo murderer had not boen
arrested 1t late hour this morning.
, 1873-11-23

From lhs OsieeG0 laslddtuH.
About the year 1897, Sally Lemonier married
Ezra Niles, Of Clay. After the wedding Miloa
enlisted In the army, and MAS ab8ont aixseen
years. In the interval. shc married Mr.. Knights
and left for Illinois. During the California gold
gion, and did no: appear again till last Monday.
Previous to Knights wedding, Mr. Johnson took
this lady to be hia wife, but dssorted her. Tho
lnat man to mhrry the woman mas Curtis Munger.
who had claim on hor devotion and nerylcea Of
OHwogo County, Knights put in M appearance
aud accidentally oamo aososa hts rifo. Knights
know her, aud shs recognized him after = otre-
fu examination. He put IN hia claim for Mra.
knights, and the prospect 1t the lateat accounts
wGa that ths woman would decide In hls favor.
, 1873-11-23


a suit for breach OF promise Of marriage,
which was decided in Montreal last week, had
several novel featuzes. twas brought by ayouth
OF bs yeara against . young lady Of n Che ays
was admitted by herr, md tho amount Of dam
agoa asked for tho laoeration Of his feelings WAS
$4o0. The plaintiff alloged that ho had, after
becoming engaged to tho defendant purchased
. property IN Varennos, with view Of making II
their homo and TINT now he had no need Of it
also TINT he had furnished various sunni Of
money to tho defendant; TINT he had bought
clothing for her, and that he purcbasoda suit OF
clothes for himsolf to be worn at their wedding,
tho defendant having como to Montreal and
bought the cloth for it, aud. finally, that be had
presented hor With gold ring in token Of their
amoantod to over sS5o. fhe es promise Of f'n mar
riago WAS not proved; and ~ to the monay de-
posted With her, and tho clothing and the go1a
ring, the defendant pleaded that she WAS ready
to return them when callod en- to do 80, but thAt
abe had neVor boon asked for them by the plain
TIL. The action waB dismissed with coats.
, 1873-11-23

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. o2.--Prosecut!ons have bean
commonced In tho Unttad StottA District Court
against Charles .Doardan, Of calns, Oh Charge Of
having amug8lsd \ srgs quantity oi Capo wool
into GalAls. The wool, It b alleged was
originally imported into Boston, where 1t was With
drawn from warehouse Tor expectation to Etw Bruns
wick, and henoe anaugecd Into Ca1ata. Ths amount
sued for Il aaid to ba $I6.QGo,
, 1873-11-23


New Yonx. Nov. 22.-Cor7oN-In moderate re.
BnEADsTuTIs-Flou openod firm and closed dull
rees!pts II 900 brla guperno Western and Stste'
$5.b0960o: common to good extra, $596@8.G5 good
to choioo, $6.7o@7.40; vhito wheat extra, $7<U@B10
extfa Ohio, $c.53@8.1o; gt. Louo, $a.eo@1075. Rys
nour quiet ald firm. Corn meal Ar1n Western,
$3.+5@376. Wheat, less active aud lowor; No. s
spring 9ao No. Chicago spring, $l.&5dal.44A; do
milwaukee,. N.<6N9l.4o; No. do, $l.5l@l.64; choice
white N!ohigsn, $1.B0; wtntar rod Western, $l.6 !;
Rye quist. Barley and malt arna- Corn less active
aud scarcely 10 h.n; receipts 11,00o bu; prime
mixed Western, In store ego; do sdoat t8(97oo; ye
low Western, 71972c. Oats hoavy and shade sasier
recaipts. 5000 bu nixsd Westarn, Adoa 6oa; vhite
66@57c,
EooH-Firlr,
HAY-1n fsir demand.
uors-Qf11t.
LEArAE1-1n moderate rsqueat Il 27X8soo ori-
uoeo, 25@27Hc.
WooL-steady; extra and Xxx Ohio, 4s@51o ma
s5@3gc tub washod, &8e.
GnooEn1Es-Cotfeo qulst Sugar quist hut hsna.
Rice uncllRnged.
PxrnoLnuH-Cruls, 4xo; refined, 13c.
TunpEHTlRE-Quiet 1t 403Gs41c. -..
rRoy1s1oNs-pork quiet and weak new mess, $146O,
spot. Beoi steady and unchanged. Cut mesta quiet
sales OF shoulders ut 5c for December and January
Iddes 1rn: Rales Of long clonr to arrive 7Ac long
aud abort cloar for December aud JAnuAry, 7Ao: do
cash 8jto for january 8 5-lGG58dc for February.
DuT1En-In fair dsmand and ateedy; Wcatatn fac
tory, 23@1cc.
Gilarsz-Good 10 prime Western factory, 12x
@1s1o,
Wn1axa-Lower It t0s44olo.
, 1873-11-23
COMMISSIONER SMITH.

His Conduct While TRa Wna Agent for
tho Chippesvas to be 4nvestiEatod.
Special DispataA 70 TAs cAssaas Tt|5uas.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 2.-Ths editor Al tho hspatdh waa
notified ts afternoon that RocsotAr3 Dalano hzs sp-
pointed Nelson J. Turner, Of Ohio. ", B. Jennngs Of
Penns5lvania, and Jauas Smith, Jr., of st. Paul, to
investigate Commissioner Smiths contract With
Wildor, Of st. Paul. In selling tho Loech Lake pfues
nd Smiths conduct gsnesaly while Agent for tho
Chippawaa Of Minnesota. They meet here o. FridAy
next Tho notice 10 short, but those who have, az
posed Smith sre hopeful that they may secure ooa-
grensona investigation which viii result Ia radical
reform o& tho Indian nana8e1nant IN Minnesota.
full and fair Investigation il not expected from p.-
l4nos somrniSaicn.
, 1873-11-23

Tho Paris Firs Department IL managed by n
New Yorker.
In December, Brooklyn will have remark
able wedding. Three brothera will lead to ths
altar thre0 sisters.
Wade, the rnurlorer, who Was hung in Penn
aylvania the othsr day, Loft $21, 900 sooreted
whera no ono can hnd It.
Tho Principal Of the boys high school .t
san Francisco has been on trial threo months
for yielding "too much to hlH natural Iowa for
tho technical, tho sbstruse, and the acou1arc,"
and the end ia not yet.
"A lfo-inBurance man In st. Louis Is in the
habit Of getting himpen on to j,lries In doubtful
cases, whom business In his line is dull. Then
eleven Is Insured IL his company.
Tho original Cardiff Giant, WHICH wsa once
yalncd ~ high u 600, was sold ut auction
in Naw Orleans tho other day for pa!
"A pennaylvania papor has started story
which bids tair to DO good service as quotabls,
paragraph. As 1t rups, a lady Boftoned the shell
OF an egg In vinegar, inserted tile egg iu five
gallon mijolln, placed 1t in d hatohing ovon.
and 10! sho posaesues now half grown ohlokan
in this curiona coop. Tho destination OF tho
adolphia, but sha promiaeB to raiao m American
eagle in similar manner for the Centennial
Exposition. Wo submit, however. that dsmi-
John Is not at home for such bird.
island In South Platte River, near Fart, ,Mophsr-
son, Nabraaka, ID 167, the most noticeable Of
whom IL Miss Mary jack, who Is 10 and hand
some md .hs hsa long, Ts3{ h.is and ps1 ot
gaId about her late father.
1t Ia held by the editor OF Arplelons Jour-
nal that, aftes all, Mrs. Grandy zsrvoe good
purpose. Tho annexed extract gives his line Of
thought: "Howoyer extouaiyo and deplorshls
may 10 tho evils Of society now, 1t III certain they
would greatly increaao II all restraints wore re-
moved for, with many people, right doing IL a
result of moral coercion rather than Of prinolplei
aud henco with this largo olAss-if all Of us, in
dead, arc not moro OF less kept IL the atraight
path by outside preasuro--a fear Of public opln-
Ion ia i wholesome discipline"
--A Presbyterian minister haa heea rejected
BY tho parish q garIlaoh, Scotland, ~ tlsy tlua
''unedifying," "uninstruotive," and "unlntelli-
giblo"
Tho commerce OF tha United stRtos NTH
Spain IL vary small. In tho fiscal year 1874, ne
bought merchandise worth 4.426, ,490 from lsr,
and sold her somo yalue1 At e9,4 ,705. With
Cuba aud Porto Rico cur trade IL, however. vary
great. In 1874 our lmporta from theBs ialAndl
! aaaoitnt4d In eound nnmbaxs 10 ~. 600 and
, 1873-11-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


Foreign MSarkcts.
II L1vrnfooI, Noy. 23-11 =: m.-Flour. as@3es.
Cd; white, 13a 1d@1as sl Club, 1os 3d@19a Sd. Corn
a4s Cd. Pork. ~. Lard: 300 Cd.
LiVERPook, Nov. 79-E3o P. 1n-Unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. 22-3 p tu.-Isnta Of discount In open
market for threo montha' htlla per cent, or por
cent below bank rntc. Thu Amonnt o{ bullion gone
co., consols for money, s2} account, %. United
Htatcs securities: t2os Of '65, 99; do Of VI, 99S
10.los 9tS; now g. 01:<. Eric, SSH. $500 bullion
PANS, Nov. 21,-Kcntas. E8f G0c,
L1v1nPooI, Nov. 22-Evc.-Cotton shado tr1ncr |:
n1idling upland, 8N@8hd; 0rleAuR, sgd; sales,
900 balcs american, 1900 speculation and export
2,o00 braAdskuffQ unchanged.
, 1873-11-23
DECLINES A BANQUET,

Seecfdl Dispatch to The EAicago Tribune.
RICHMOND Ind, Nov. 22.-Nilum Ba1ter, Of thtA
city, author Of the Indiana Temperance BILL protests
against banquet tcnered In honor OF him, Lycoum
Hall on tho evening Of Dec 3. owing to tho strIngency
Of tho ttmes and saya tho Wants Of tho poor demand
moro judicfous expenditures. The COMMITTEES Of
Arrangements conceive that protcst Is consistent
have decided to omit tho $500 supper. Ns7a1hclssa Ii
will ptoslda grand Temperance Grafton.
, 1873-11-23

NEW YonK, Nov. 72,-Fpank L. Taintor, tie A.
legged defautng oashier Of the defunct Atlantic Bank,
haa been ronanded for santenoe- Tho motion for 1
neu trial WIS denicd.
Andrew L. Roberts and Robert Gleason, the alleged
bond forgcrs hnvn had fifteen additional indictments
for forgery found against them.
George Boyce aged 10 haa been arroated en- charge
ontared hta unces aors, and spporcntly IL
jest, "Now, III ax you," draw ssvolvar knd arod.