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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-02
MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
NEW YORK, Feb IL,


Money, 2a2h per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4ae per cent.
Sterling exchange, 81 Ss14@4 Se1z.
Custom receipts, $4,000.
Gold was strong, opening at 49,, adyanoin e
to ll31zz and closing at ll5T.
Carrying rates, las per cent. 10 nat.
Treasury disbursements, Ss20UOc.
CIear1ngs, S520O0,00U.
Govern ments were steady.
Railroad bonds were active.
State bonds were dull.
The stock market was firm at the opening,
and later became active and buoyant under the
lead OF Union Pacific, and prices advanced Hg
IA per cent, except. Lake Shore, which was
weak. later there was slight decline all
around on realization sales, which was followed
by q another rally, and prices were at the best
of the day until just before the close, when there
ives a slight decline In all the speculative stocks,
the market closing firm The features OF the
days business were Union Pacific, Western
Union, Lake Shore, Pacific and Northwestern.
Pacific Mail and Union Pacific were the strong
est stocks 81 the list.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were 1850
ahares, OF which 600 were Erie 2S,O00 Lake Shore
n ,0Oo North western common, 1900 Rock Island.
Is 900 Pacific Mail. ZOO St Paul common, lO,00
Ahio's. 57,O00 Western Union, 5000 Wabash and
s. GO0 Unions acitic.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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SPECIE RESUMPTION

The Executive Councsi or the National Board
of Trade 4laSresolved upon the plan of specie re-
surnptioa thusly: That the Secretary OF the
Treasury shell borrow the sum of two hundred
nafIions of dol AIS in gold at rate of interest
not exceeding ~ per cent, Tedeemable 81 years
nom daae AID receivenot exceeding SSls percent.
ofthe p-oceeds in United states notes; apply part
10 the rede-aption OF outstanding lesai tenders,
mari Ia this purchase of silver bullion ana the
COINAGE Hereof That the secretary may borrow
two kIyn(s-ed millions OF dollars at 3 rate OF
intereSt not exceeding per cent, payable
in goN in 1917, the proceeds 30 be applied TO the
rederapt1on OF legal tender notes. That saie
losvs fSs.Fubstitutediby National Banks as Sc
cT.Iity fer notes issued by them for loans OF the
United states now deposited as security ior SAN
ter settled. We viii resume at once
works or, the specie basis.entirely, although a
one.dolIer. greenbeck viii purchase a ooeAse
from ANY DRUGGIST.
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GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.
rHE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.

THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Hrhe banks report continued abundance
OF lnanable funds, and but little first-nlsss
paper Offering. The lineof discounts is only
eoderately large. The rate continues TO
rule at 10 per cent, but good round SUMS,
with updoubted security, are loaned at 9 per
cent. New York exchange is scarce, and
commands lilo premium. Some mis-
apprehension is felt among bankers
lest the legislature shall repeal the
ten per cent. law, and thereby drive
the loansble capital out OF the state, as
it-surely will. The idea of getting as much
money rs one wants Without close
scrutiny o. securities, and at as low rate OF
interest, as the borrower is willing to pay,
seems to DO a popular one, but 1t is no more
plausible or just tken that the farmer shall
be compelled by law to sell his hogs at -
perLundres5, or at eueh other price as the
buye-s may dictate 1t Is unfortunate that
those who really know so little should affect
TO know so Eauch ct so Important matter,
but 50 it hrs ever been and probably VIII
DE for some fime to come.
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Trade Palace, Oct

TRADE FdlaCcy WV f'
TO the Country Readers:
we respectfuIIy ask your innne :
Aiata a ttent ton to the best selected
vtock ofDry Goods, Notions ana
Millinery ever brought TO this city.
By siviDgour Individual attention
TO tuyinq in New York, we have
acquired a line OF Silks, Black
Goods Dress Goods. DOmetics'
Woolens. Flanrels, Shawls, 1aole
Linens. Blankets, Comforts, No
tioIrs and Millinery at such rates
ana on such terms as ena oles us
TO offer the lowest prices known
since 1862. Cur prices are alike 10
all. and GraRq ers as wei as otn-
ers will find at no other mouse
more attractive goods or lower
pricsS.
L. s. AYRRS &c. CO.,
TRADE PALACE
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Inc receipts since Friday were l,60l head, and
$50 head for the week. The supply has been
light and mostly all through stocks No bust
ness In the yard; sales small and nothing doing:
no buyers being on hana, however, prices held
up al last weeks 0Osing rates: Best grades at
20 2o96 90; medium to good, 50 6567 90; COM
bulls, 81 75Ca4 %.
HoGs-Receipts for four days were $50 head
and 49, head for the week; sales were made
OF Pniladelphias at 81 5097 20; Workers al 50 80
SHEEP-Receipts for the last four days were
5,lOO head, and 1910 head for the week; sales.
were made OF best grades at s. 75a6 25' me-
dunn at 50 00J5 50; common at 81 COOS 10.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Flour : The market
is quiet; receipts, 1000 barrels;. sales were
at IS 90@s 30; common TO good extra
do at 81 o59i 80; good - choice az 81 S505 25;
common 70 good white wheat Western extra
az s. 31@6UD; common TO good extra Ohio at
81 70@6 tO common 70 choice st. Louis at 81 80
m8n9. Rye nour-Is firm and in fair inquiry
sales were made of fresh at 81 l0g5 80. torn
meal Is quiet; sales were mace of Western at
"a lOas %. Whesf-The market is heavy and
10 lower; receipts 500 bushels; safes were made
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CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
IBY Telegra ph to the SenfinalI

CINCINNATI, Feb. l.-CATTLE-The receipts for
the week 2,l5s head of cattle; 2,US9 sheep and
2h, IS hogs. The market is strong and medium
grades higher. with all selling % 1905, S5es5 So
81 OOCg4 70, - 5Jtg3 ~.
SHEEP-Active with snort supply, and prices
higher.
whole range at 70 25g7 ~, packers paying 81 009
7S0.
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CHIcAeo LIVE srocK mAREr,r.

CHICAGO. Feb. L-CATTLE-The receipts were
3UO0 head; the market is more active and
higher ior shipping, for others 1t is steady and
prices are unchanged; sales were made of choice
steers at D 55d6 30; extra aud extra prime at
s. 5O97 %: shipments l,3O.
HoGs-The receipts to-day were 1900 head:
the market firm for the best grades at IOSs
loo higher price; sales were made of poor TO ex-
ira at 50 27 40: bulk OF sales at So 5O7 SO: shin
ments, 400 head.
SHEEP-Receipts to-day were 800 head: scarce
and higher: sales were made of poor II medium
a. % Io9f good 10 extra at So U096 90; half OF
one small bunch sold at 81.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-02

TINNER6,eT0CK.-ftn plate Is quoted, for
nc, l0xI1 elharooal. Hrst quality, at e13 90
x, ditto, g SIS oo; IC. lsT2S roofng TN.
EoSsh iron sc M9cssh n Eslvan znc
per sheet, lO1<c per cask, lac, Pig tin, Straits,
zoe: wirs-BriEht and annealed % per cent dig 8;
Der cent discount. Solder, tifuer's 1sc.
CoppNr-sheeting. "a TO Is or, 500; plan
$50. Lssd-Pig, sHc: bar, SC. AntiusEly, lSc |;
Rabbit lsetal, l6ed2S
NUTS-ahelI almonds are quoted at etg2ec;
ciberts lGes wnlnuts, French, lie; Naples. l79
lSc; Brazil nuts, E1zn: peanutsraw, S9tS,;
roasted 2aIsc.
MOLAsSEs AND SYRUPS - New OrieanAi
molasses is steady at 6S9S0c, and syrups at 60c
asI for common 10 fancy.
SEEDs-The demand for timothy and clover
is Improving. and lrade is fairly active. Clover
seed has ad yanced to-day and is quoted SO cents
higher FLAX seeo II quoted al 81 o.: clover at
IS 75n7 90: timothy at - IS; choice at 81 o..
STRA W-Sells nom wagons at ~ 509o per load
or 509s5c per 100.
sAET-saginaw, dray load lots, at 81 S5gl 90;
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-02

OILS-Mars et Is steady and INN Tor al Kinds.
Raw nnseed Is sold at o2e4Sic; boiled at 81
81; tar ners OF Straits best, 60G6dc: Banks best.
55@50c Labrador, 5l9S5c redaed coal oil, lSS he
for standard gasoline for lamp, 20G25c; iubri-
eating and machinery oils. 25cossi Is.
LEArHER--2uiet and >sseady. Oak slREgh-
tered sole IA quoted at 4O@3Ic; Buralo, SIG
&c; barDess 6S@4Oc: upper 39Sc. per loot;
french calf. slr5g2 q; French kip. sl@l 40; do
nestle calf, 81 209l 5os kip, 81 l0@1 Is collar,
per fOe.. zoe h-fdle. per dozen. S54asO
PRODUCE.
Butter and eggs In full supply, and Were
K not f0r an Eastern outlet the market would
soon baGyerstocked with butte-. Dressed poul-
try is agsin in better request, the supply TO day
being hardly equal to the demand There Is 3
prospectsof advancing prices In a day or two,
nRless receipts shall increase. Other articles
efaadV. Of. nnnfallArG.
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sxYpRR-s BITTER COBpfAL

fseffcarious for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, .Ohilis
and Fever, SICK Rea0ache, Sick stomach ana
az Liver and Kidney difficulties. Try itonee
only, and decide for yourselves. 81 will Fur-
ch ass ono bottle OF this extraordinary tonic.
Il q. LEISENRING & CO.,
Sale Fxe prietors 81 SAMSON St, Philadelphia.
SIsIBEIIER, SNYDER q 90,
General Agents for Indiana
6S East Market ST., Indianapolis. Ind.
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Mo&at's Life Pills!
MoRat's Phoenix Bitters ! /!
PAGES Climax SaIva,,,e

a&0 3 O11mA6 S0lV0
form complete Family Medicine Chest, and have
cured more diseases, and have done mere rood fer
hui than any other nedieiaesser offered to
M0FFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable. They act on the Liver.
opening the duets, and restoring the body 20 DER,
rect f,slth, and may be relied on 70 eurs Nervous
and SICK Headache. Costivenexs, Dyspepsia Indi-
gestion, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Com plsiufs
coids, Scnrvy. General Weak mess, Pever Arue
. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS n
correct the secretions OF the stomach and are n
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, SleepIess-
ness, Female Complaints, Weakness DEBILITY, &c.
PAGES CLIMAX SALYE
Is a compound of Arnica with many other exfra<ts
and ealsams. We warrant IL TO cure Scrofula nd
Salt kheum, Fever Sores. Piles, Frost Rite chif-
blains, Corns; Inflammation Of the Eyes. Broken
Breasts, Sore Nipples Cuts, Bruises, Burn SsaIds
and all Cntaneous Diseases, on man or beast ne
without IL II worth Its weight In aiS -
every family, and should always be ON hama "
II Sold by Druggists everywhere
81. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor.
SIS Liberty street, xyv yo-a
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CINCINNATI, February !, l615.
PIG IRoN.-The local deman has been good
with mode rate sales of al les AT or near quo
tatiOns. Orders from the interior have been
larger, and disposition is manifested TO lay in
stocks at current prices, but buyers hold on
when advanced prices are asked. Forge irons
are MOI G active.
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Hor BLAST CHARnOAI.

HOT BLAST CHARCOAL
Hanging Rock. No. /, per ton.............s 27@ 2s
Hanging Rock, No. 2, per ton......-........ ESQ 20
Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton......-........- -24@
Tennessee No. l. per ton..........-........ 2R0s q
Tennes,ee FORGE. per ton .........,... 24a
Alabama, No. l, per 269 q
Missouri, No l, per ton no q
Missouri, No. 2, per ton 2S9
HOT BLAST STONE COAL.
Missouri, No. l, per ton "a
Missouri FORGE, per ton..-.-.....-........... ESQ
Ohio. No l. per ton. ESQ 20
Ohio Forge per ton go "a
Scotch Pig, No. l, per ton 2StS
COLD BLAST CHARCOAL.
Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, per TONI. s5a so
Missouri Car Wheel, per ton-............ 43(9 40
Kentucky Car Wheel, per ton........... 400 A
TENNESSEE Car Wheel per oT............... $50 ~
Georgia. Car Wheel per ton ..... i........ 40a AZ
Alabama, Car Wheel, per ton. 400 ~
Machinery and Forge, per 4O@ AZ
Blooms per ton ...........- 70ot 80
l.. II. HULL & CO.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ISDIASAPoLIs, MONDAY, Feb. /.
The offering to-day were quite heavy, about
zoo head, OF only fair quality. moderately
active demand worked off a fare share OF the
offerings, az prices ranging the same as on Thurs
day last. We quote:
Good shining cattle. I.2O1 TO IL bs
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~The purchasing prices for Government Donos
In indianapolis vary from the New York quota
tlOie Aal per cent.
GENERAL rOCKs.
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Februal

xty and 5 per cent. OF above
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food shipping cattle. 1.2oO to 1900 lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Nov. S.-A bad feeling still exists
IN the stock Exchange here, particularly IN regard TO the
for ign list
MADRID, Nov. S.-Direct mail service with
barcelona was resumed Monday, alter an interruption
Of two years.
HALIFAX, N. -, Nov. S.-The Inter-COlonial
Railway b-twoen MoncJn and CanpDellton opened
Tor tratlc to-lay
LONDON, Nov. S.-Dispatches from Shanghai
received to-day announce that disturbances are reported
in the Province Of kweicia"'
AMSTERDAM, Nov. S.-The steamship Rotter-
dam. Capt Wis., which recently went aground III the
M was gbtered and Hoaled She has since sailed ior
Sew-YOTk
LoYpoN, Nov. San accident occurred at
Ga, ty,,,.biI terminus OF the London, Chatham and
DOvci kiway ia this ,ity tnis evening A"'' f
we're VI less injured. ~,
Lo.pOy, Nov. S.-A Berlin telegram to me
Day Keos sys that the central government ior sacc
l,,ta,u, will be established at Berlin fr"Ddoy
s,rrai ministry win he created for these provinces
PARIS, Nov. 9.-'rhe number OF plays on the
sub,ect OF the American Revolution, submitted TO NJ
ai.hals for his examination 10 GS. Among them are
sryera said 10 merit. Tie pflLe however, "ui toS
be awarded before December.
LONDON, Nov. S.-The Times this morning
publishes special telegram frUm Alexandria which
saws; The gb-diye has applied Officially to Eneiand
Tor two Danc.ers ~ undertake Egy ptia nnsncrs prom
islng tho fullest information 10 the Great Powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
IELEGRaPHIC NOTES.

BosroN. Nov. Sat Lake Village, ~ H., gen.
eral nj glous seryices In progress
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-iov. Hirtrlnft has APP
pointed mbcr Is lay Of thanksgiving IN this slsts
RosTOy Nov S.-John Maynord of Madison
Bridge Me- age TO- hung himself oday because OF business
losses
BosToy, Nov. SIN the Slpreme Court this after-
non John r. Darlington was expelled from the bar Tor MAJ
practice
OrrAwA Ont Nov. 8.-Chief Justice Richards
oath OF Office today 10 tho Judges Of the Su
pr,ne Court.
PRuyip NCg Now S.-One OF the boilers of Perry
mill Newport exploded hs afternoon, scaldng Henry Kelly
a and Assistant The I'M es Inflicted were 1o'
MILFORD. PENN Nov. S.-Joln Deckley of Pnrt
Iervis n " who accidentally shot Dy coupinioh "hs
for 'he northern part OF PKG county, On rTi
day last, will recover.
Rosroy Nov. S.--While q gang Of workmen were
sn,v ed M ,sting rock for new sewer To-Day on W"olon
81 N rlalu strict premature expulsion tpok plao an
ING Lawrence acy and seriously inirhB TWO o'her ns
Jourr H.. Nov s.-A motion for a new trial wa
aeo,I An the Ja-obs Ter rai today AMI JACOBS VIM
s.ni need 10 be hanged Jan 2 ln- pr oner le uao
Si chair brole lno parOX Of tAIs snd enueauss nj i'
time protesting his iinoeohee - 49,,
s,p.yroy Penn. Nov, ST. Carh"ndaie 'nis
,yrg nm the plane the Delaware and hudsol cshA o"
,any oal oh, jnst A. tr la ~ sas waa X
"a lane a Young namol Andrew y. onl, nus ~, :,
= n, M, Iue roal b, a. truh AMI was ihianJ
death Deoeas had been suffering iron "eiHuiA "'"'
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HENRY c. RowEN,s LIBEL SUIT.

The suit of Henry c. Bowen against me
Brook Eagle for alleged libel was called for trial yes
eriay before Judge Mccue OF the brooklyn city Court
This CAGE grows out of the Beeeher trial. and for alleged
defamation OF character Tae dsfc iaats counsel Jrsse
Johnson asked for an adjournment On the ground that
he was not ready for trial He sd that he had case 10
attend TO IN the Court OF Appeals wlch required us
attention. Ex,Judge Fullerton, who appeared for the
,,,, ,,,,c,.d Ia any postpouemcut and said that Lis
claim inyoiycd character, which lie esteemed d moio
yalu tnan money. Mr. Johnson then eaid nc hau nho'er
,e,son TO on n for postponen at No proposed 10 ofer
Theodore Titpn witness. an that sehtieniah WSs
ont of the ~ ,te at present Mr. Fullerton said the OH or
s,e ssould then have made eior; 10 secure MI
TItops attrn Lance, AMI not baya sat dy wastS ior
him t uppear l. declared that ti.u nrst IN iniaon
Ia se al received that Mr. Tl,On WAS 10 be called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
ERIE FREIGHT CONTRACTS.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS FoH LUMBER AyD fuR Wiz
LIAMsBI RGH TRAFFIC.


Judge D0nOhue has granted 10 Hugh j.
Jewer az receiver of The Erie Railway, perm ssion TO
as sumo q proposed contract between the Ere Railway
Company aud Andrew BrOwn and to enter into traffic
contract with the firm OF Hlyemeyer & Elder. The rst
contract according 10 tho petition OF the Receiver "a
likely 10 increase greatly the traffic OF the road and Is In
substance argument that, Mr. Brown has leased
the National St0ckYdrd Company certain lands 20
Weehawken for lumber shipments, the Erie Railway will
nh IN the lands Ia level with their present tracks; will
dredge the water from, beyond the bulhead line TO
Ii feet depth at low water; viii lay suitable
tracks, and Will keep its freight rates for lumber TO
Jersey City high lts eight rates 10 NeYOfk aud
deliver FOR handling to Mr. Brown all lumIer not other
wise consigned sent to points in ard about NewYork
harbor The agreement il limited 10 shipments by con-
recting lines west of Dunkirk and Buffalo, and does not
apply shipments of lumber from points on the Erie
road its branches The Erie Company Is also to pay
Mr. Brown 80 load OF soft wood, aud 81 per car
load of hard wood divided between the Erie and
the connecting roads according TO m leagc. and TO
allow him 10 make certain terminal charges
The Erie Railway Company fiber pledges itself
proratc with other person. On the other
iand, Mr.. Brown promises 10 furnish the
chnery for unloading and dispaehing tho lumber, To
IL, when required rs cEeaply az Others an 10
his nest means To lumber frehts for the Erie
Railway.
TIE contract with Uavemcyer & Elder is IN aQreemenr
that they shall III their premises at North fifth-st,
lirOoklI 4. d. Ia receive directly from floats Erie Rail-
way containing cooperlgc materials, sugars, &c..
10 a delivered To ten at irrihS rates nGt er than
olcr companies; lint they shall
influence 10 turn business the Erie Railway Company,
and Load and unload all bro t ~ Ghcm. The E,le
Company Tor tis service 10 Pay them 81 80 for every
for every carload q 900 pOunds) of West bOund freight
aud make them agents forfrcght in Wllarnsburrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. y, 1873
Mr. Vail, Assistant Superintendent of the
Railway Mall Service, returned from Philadelphia this
morning He gives the following information in respect
20 the successful termination OF the Departments efforts
TO secure close Southern connections with the 4:30
Limited Mall from Newlork, which arrives at Phila-
delpa al 73O The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timorc Railroad Company agree 10 start train south
ward at o'clock "a which will reach Bay view, near
Baltimore at 1920 q. IN. The Southern mail will be
transferred Immediately to train which the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company will dispatch in time to
arrive in Washington at 1910 p m. All mail for Wash
ngton will be distributed 10 transit As TO be ready for
delivery At the capta and throughout the city, imme
diatey on arrival The schedule will go into effect
some time between the DIST and 25th INST. II arrange
mens can made the mail cars through the West
Philadelphia depot, and thus avoid transfer the time
above indicated Will be shortened half hour Mail mat
ter affected by tine new schedule viii include all from
New England that arrives in NowYork at midnight and
tne mail NewYork State and The Norm which AZ
rives there at 3 a. m
The Commissioner II Internal Revenue in reply to
letter received from collector OF internal at
Cincinnati announcing the seizure OF a quantity Of
cigars put up tin boxes, says" the cigars in ques
ton are packed In tin boxes made wholly OF TIM aud
have tine manufacturers name ana the number OF CIGARS
te district and the State stamped INTO tle I'm WIN
die but done in such manner tnt they wil remain per
nancntly and legally impressed therenn nave IL recon
mend that you release The cigars aud allow them to be
sold"
s. counterfeit national bank note, purporting
10 he issued by the First National Bank OF Galena Ill.,
was discovered this morning by lady counter in the
Redemption Agency. There is no such bank in exist
Tie note seems 10 have been eonsIderaDiy nsed
H. evidently altered from the plate OF the IlincIs
National Bank OF Chicago.
In the Criminal Codrt to-day Benz d. Halleck was ar
raened, and tie indictments charging him with the
larceny md enlightenment OF $4,000 from the Treasury
were read 10 him. 10 wnieh he pleaded not lty" His
trial will begin Ihe 9TH OF December. Ottman ana
Brown similarly indicted have not yet been airaigncd
Ex-sccre;ary Delano at the Department Of the
Interior to-day and after calling upon Secretary Chand
er executed certain papers requisite Tor the formal
transfer 10 his successor OF the guardianship OF the
various Indian trust funds
The Commissioner OF Pltents has returned from New
York aud was az his desk to-day.
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which he has claim TO be heard with atten-
ton. Lord Derby told us, in announcing the sus-
pension of that circular, that it was issued on
the highest legal authority We have never been
able TO find ont who the legal authority was. No
lawyer Of repute seems willing to father il. And
now Sir Henry James, whose authority, if not the
highest, is very high in an elaborate and dispas-
sonate argument, pronounces those instructions M
illegal as they are immoral. He goes so far rs to
warn naval officers that if they act on them" II
they give fugitive slave into the hands Of his
owner for the purpose of being subject to slavery
they render themselves liable to civil actions, and
il may be to criminal proceedings The warning Is
needed for the circular is only suspended, and Lord
Derbys declaration that it is good law has not been
disnWne1. g. w. $.