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Nassan Bank shares sold at lO5I, and Fourth Ma
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The following shows the Hnport' OF fOrtI2" my
goods at the port of New-fork for the week enoi"k
Dec. H. aud since the beginning of the year:
F0r ne Wtek. lNI1 80, sosi 3ss
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900. The quotations were as follows:
We annex closing quotations of foreign ex-

The currency movement is against the city banks.
but yet call loans easy at to 81 per cent prime
commercial paper selling at to Z. The United
States Treasurer received S2SO000 National Bank
notes for redemption to-day.
Government bonds have been quiet and steady.
We annex latest quotations:
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State bonds were quiet and without notable
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Bond sold at 97i, Alabama IS of 1886 at 50t, and
South Carolina new. January and July, at Is. The
folIow;po waro tha bids
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Dns.Rs vs.. Py1.s.IA funny : .hs s Hg.dn;s
Court ut waukesha, Iowa. The Fays, proprl-
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Missions in China and Japan.
IFreemans Journal !

The Missions Cathoiiqaes learns from the mis-
siouaries in Japan that their situation, mp to
September 22d, had not changed. They were
not persecuted, but they only enjoyed sort Of
quasi tolerance. In q few weeks they expected
. revision of the treaties. Tho Japanese
openly declare that they will not petition for
Minister ia the only ono of the foreign repre-
sentatives who takes any interest in this nat
ter. Mr.. Long, the American Minister, was
very devoted, but his Government recalled
him iust At the very tuae when his presence
was most needed. II God does not como to tho
assistance of the Missionarieo, they will have
little in the future to hope for and much TO
fear. This state of thingc proves the necessity
of inserting. in new treeties, etipuletions guar
Anteeing 70 Catholic japanese the fullest FREQ
dom Of worship. Christian powers would then
TO interfere If the japanese Government fails
in its engagement.
Apropos to the above, We give the following
letter to tho editor of the Japan Weekly Mail ::
"SSr-With reference to the letter hich Ap-
peared in your issue of August 10th, signed
'Philalethes,' would beg to say that think
it calculated in some degree to give rise to q
nisconception of the attitude of the Japanese
Government in respect to Christianity.
"'Philalethes' says: The first of these is
that Christianity is tolerated by special
edict, and the public notices warning the peo-
pie against it have been removed The latter
of these assertions is perfectly true. The no.
tees in question have been removed, together
with certain others forbidding murder, arson,
robbery, sedition and other offences, and if the
removal of one class of notices is to be inter
pretcd into a liberation of Christianity, then,
by parity of reason, the removal of the others
must be held to be a sanction of tho crimes
forbidden by them. Besides, it is absolutely
untrue that Christianity is now tolerated by
special edict,' and far 10 the public utter
ances of the GoveCpment are concerned it 10
no mora permitted now than it has been any
time these two hundred years.
."NoW, IL the Japanese Government had done
no moro than 70 remove the ediots forbidding
Christianity, together with those forbidding
murder ArSon, robbery and sedition, l admit
that ChriStiSHfty can no moro be considered
to be tolerated In Japan than can murder,
arson, robbery and sedition. Bat such is far
from being the case. On the contrary, the
Japanese Governments have faithfully and
honorablS fulflled to the letter the pledge
which they gave some months since to tho
1shmenta which had been inflicted on subjects
of the MikadO on account Of their having
'Philalethes' win take the trouble to inquire
of the Roman Catholic Bishop of japan, or of
the English Consuls at Hiogo and N0gasaki.
respectively, he will, / venture to say, find
this statement confirmed. may add that the
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Let the People Speak

MANHArrAS, Kan, April 8, 1873
R. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, N ":
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banisbed Christians then remaining in osptivi;,
ty were sent back to their homes at the cost OF
"if fPhiialethss' oan show that . similar
course has been pursued with reference to all
persons who have been sentenced to punish
ment ON account OF having been convicted Of
murder. arson, robbery or seditisn, I will ad-
init that my argument amounts TO nothing.
Till then must consider that he rather I'M
"The responsible Japanese Minister has, III
am not misinformed, stated to the effect that
so long a. converts to Christianity do not give
trouble to the Government, the GoysrnHsns
that Japanese in numhers attend church open.
ly ut Hakodate and elsewhere. But would
doubt whether Philalethes' would admit that
q Japanese might with equal impunity commit
murder, arson, robbery or sedition.
~ am, yours obediently, VxRIrAs-"
MURDER OF Two CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES IN
CH1NA.-Once again (says the North China
Herald) in tho province Of Sxsclueu, o Catholic
French missionary has been murdered, though
he was provided with . passport from Pekin
| in perfectly good order. Tho Rev. Pere Hue,
went, to tho city Of KEN kiang -hien with the
intention of taking possession of . small house
| bought with the express permission OF the
| high authorities of the province superior to
acquiescing in the project, bad previously in:
formed the missionaries that nothing Murdered
their entering his territory. This mandarin
named Koui, has always shown a spirit Of VIC
| lent hate against foreig ners and ill-will t.
Christians. whom, in spite of the Imperia
edicts which generally he did not post mp, b.
| had constantly refueed hitherto to admit
within tho limits of his subprefecture. As y
tho city people, they were all most peacefu
and show ed Q good spirit towards the mission
aries, whom they had oftensimes before invite
to come and reside amongst them. Suddenly
on tho 5th of September, the residence of th
two missionaries was invaded by mob. whe
rushing upon them, dragged them alon
!, the street, beating and wounding them til
they had in their hands but two dead bodies
. Naturally the mandarin Koui, to whom so.
picion points strongly as the author OF th
riot, stopped quietly in his yamen Throughout
and did not attempt to restrain the ootbreal
1t is to be hoped the foreign legations vi
at last join in o common understanding to pc
!. an end to such frequent, illegal, and abomin'
BILE crimes.
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AUCTIONS OF CHURCH PROPERTY.

The furniture, ETC., Of the Coiiegio no.
mano. WAS set mn for sale on the 2nd OF
December. Tho Jew brokers attended as
usual. For some lots no buyers were
found, The fourth public sale Of lands
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Of December, and will comprise the lanes
Of tho Irish prelates, and houses and ianaa
belonging to the h toode "n' TasIst o.
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We call special attention to the advertiss-
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merchAn to and dealers in hay corn oats and BRAN No.
- Peters street. They young Of high standing
for integrity capacity and energy and have had long
experience in commercial Affairs,
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TESTIMONIAL FROM A RELIABLK SOURCE.
Kit the Arkansas Traveler.-Chanfrau, tho dlstin.
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