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Leligh Valley. 62s C22 Lehigh NAV -. i"i""f
In the London market the cable reported strong
movement and in favor of higher prices for consos,
both descriptions being up to 95is09j4. United
States bonds steady to firm, and Erie down 10
Ills There quotations for money. a
withdrawal OF f33, 900 bullion was reported from
the Bank of England on balance. In Paris. Rentes
were mp to 66.40. The gold market was only mod
eratey active, strong from the opening for an hour
at 114ai paid and bid; lower in the after
noon at 11fi2011fs, with sales also as
low as 114l4 On gold loans the rates were
l. l., gig, and per cent for carrying and
Hat. The foreign Exchange market opened
steady at 81 81 for 60 days bills and 81 SLY for
demand. There was a subsequent advance to
81 s4I2 and 81 SO. with business about at flrst
named figures. The export cearances of domestic
produce from this port for the week ending to-day
amounted in cash valuation to $5,519,67. The
Assistant Treasurer to-day paid ont $4,000 in coin
interest and $l1s 900 in redemption of called bonds
The days speculations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared, $21 10000; gold bal
ances $s2s, 431; currency balances, $951,o
We annex principal gold quotations:
1900 ne. il3o ,n,s l9oiiiitS 2 2So
iITO....Ii4ss i23O....llIL 2:Oo.....1l4s
The days business at the United States Sub-Treas
uTy comprised:
receipts sslo4so % Cury payments stsos29 y
Gold 1851 g cusioms...... 4ssooo 90
Curry receipts. 449iJ2 az
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were:
Currency. 25OOOO Less coin cerh. oo ooo
Coin. 73,33j0OO sis,0oo'ooV
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as
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1sssqc; 500, n, 13<c 200, isssso.3 Decemeer, $500
is'.; il iSsa$r;Sssy, 10. 81: VI
zsgc 100. 13iirss May, 100 lsssc: 60 1S7sc; total
II 200 bals. Gfand total. 17,4O0 bales
A ter Change the market weak. The following
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NE.W AND FULt-FOWERED SlEA N SHIPS.
Sailing New.Nora on NTuhDAi~, iiun Liverpool on
THURSDAYS. calling 90 CORK tl1rnor each
Gl.ikANIl, SAIt EDAb, Nov. 21.a y m.
CELTIC, SATURDAY, Dee. I, gt $50 a.
ADEiAIlC StIUNDAN. Dc'. / j, al D..
BALTIC, sATJ HDAh, Dee Do, al $40 a.
BiiTANNic. -ATt aNAi, Dff. -, az 2.
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PiER %, NORTH
RIVER
Those steamers are uniform IN lie aud UNSURPASSED In
ponfmeuis TIE -qlUO. StaifI0ofn-, smoking and Bath
o,ps arr pace,i anisips where and motion
arc least dAnnng GcsIco OF comfort hitherto uuat
HATf,5-saloou, 81 gao and slG0 gold. Return Tickets
on favora able terms. St-rrace. s55.
Drafts from 4 upward
Tor Inspection oi ans AMI other information apply at the
COIugany's Olces, No. 10 BIcadway Mex OK.
Il. J. CUitTfS, Agent.
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Geathers.

ALL wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils,
n address Amer Educational Union" 737 Brnadway NY
rU,FACHFRS SUPPLIED with SCHOOLS and
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Manager.
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lNI0N CROP.

LiME-Witn plenty OF stock Offering AMI more within reach
II 81, tr demand has shown Improvement The
marNct ials gain Strength. We quote Stlte 75s.
bb Common. II SO. finishing; IoCsaud Al y
bu common aud ~ 50 for hIis.ine, yan prices
delivery included. pc. q bhl additional
LUMBEtt-lhe mArhrt at the ylgds has been quiet but
prices tnuct steady supplies anlsle and hero
aiion commences Ia hos lu, bar INC
anoaut TINS collected i very small Eastern spruce has
quiet unchanged az SlJ3tl1 = 81 White Pine has
sol extent the Met iudcs and south Amerssu
uoihug ioJed IL Sl50t o. White dsye oisd o
sgit, better tone Without rad eel chan-c We quote
ra,dOn sat 10 $50 y urlerci carIor, ~ ~
doi noOung boars s2iasZ5 DO. ard dry do, Do, =,
81 dc.
rAIS-There In nothing m the m7rsct for American
Plg m.0rtlut sales Ia tril, Il
quotd numi all, before VIZ. ~ fr SO l. So
$Z3 No. =, aut >l40-2O for Gray Forge tfneh 20
thuut OF small mains STEADY uhtf hnhi : ~
plIucss quoted AZ fj3 ksi mon, 81 i4aVt lil
Oci .32 ksis have contl,si ,t lut Wlihoa7
change on, amt = i0t o. Hts, a ne
WurAs; Ud Iron quoted a. 40. Wioasht soap
c,ntiAuos qaiet at t32 Lead has BEEN qa.es
Tor sortign at 7FQ1 ac. gold tut N DO
brout trout late sales OF 100 tons g % 20
.r 100 d eold Spclter 4 without feature Zee aiols-
Al rs siu bimg ~ 80 rer loo ~ currency, Me- -
az M Tor and st"berg. gOlt has brc Guy
ANAL n lugui Copper bat holders stayi
ssl lsOOuO n laAe az p SG-St. cash II BhaA lh
Gay business has dOne AMI quotations 40 roo
present ste&dnass Which has been apparent Of e
siis- Of 100 slabs traits private terms 0'd - ~
lJ'c English az 10, l9@c and Banca At 2ie az t.s
~ ltrs show dct uncer hight demand
foreign ayees sales OF 100 boxes Chacoaifin anu zoep
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT n. y. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
NOV 23, 1870.
BEFORE THE CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT lo'4 oCLo0h
AND IL 10 O'CLOCK 4. VI.
U s 6s Registered 1881 = go Coupon isoS :, 1904,
90 ..........- IL. Ie2s o''il'.-..'' 800
U < $40 Coupon, 1867 ~ 500 coupon 1901 d. Nh
I pOI Il6lt IL, 0I...-......-- DC ~ 80
US $40 Registered, 1867 l0O)........''"l-.ll'f
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BEFORE THE GAIL.

SECOND BoARo-l O'Clock r. VI.
C,Jes ar state B1pIs- 2 u'rOH Utts-Rut and RdH-
r0qd SItdr>s-EtDress Stocks. Gf.
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Z Winthroppace zone block from n y University, be-
rims the Sth Sept 10 Primary, Comm Icll ana ass
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SrocKs.-As will be observed by our
quotations, the stock market yesterday
was not SO buoyant as it had been for
some days prior. The street quota
lions received later in the day showed
q still further decline in many of the
leading stocks. There may be another
rally this week, but it is extremely
doubtful whether present prices can
long be maintained, the general i'm
preston being that it is entirely too
early for the great Fall rise SO conf
IDENTIFY expected.
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l.

The Phoebe papers are lampoonins
District Attorney Goldthwaite for his
course in bringing suit against Lin
coin county to recover a certain Zoe.
District Attorneys are allowed by law
$50 for each conviction in the District
Court. In the celebrated Gleason
murder trial y conviction OF murder in
the first degree was secured, and a new
trial being granted the prisoner plead
guilty to murder in the second degree.
Goldthwaite charged 800 for the two
convictions, and the Commissioners
refusingt to allow his bill he commenced
a suit to enforce payment. We remem
Der that that Gleason business dragged
along tor a mcnth or more, and to our
mind the Prosecuting Attorney must
have earned what he demands whether
the law gives it to him or not.
Virginia City is exercised over a re-
markable sentence pronounced by Po-
lice Judge Cox, the other day, in the
case Of John G. Kelley. Kelley had
entered a saloon with a drawn pistol
for the purpose of making short work
Of one Barney Murray, and in the at
tempt to disarm him the weapon was
discharged and two non seriously
wounded. When, on the following
day, the cas- came up in the Police
Court, Judge Cox fined him $40 or
twenty days in the County Jail!
1t now transpires that what were
thought to be ''sweated" tive-dollar
pieces were turned ont in that shape
by the Carson Mint. A batch that
| proved to he over weight were filed q
the mint to reduce them to the proper
standard. They are all o. X. and Of
full value.
Captain William b. Fleeson, well
known on this coast, died in San Fran,
cisco . few days ago from the effects OF
injuries received at a fire. He was for
Inerly q steamboat captain on the Mis-
sissippi river. He was q native o.
Pittsburg and aged 50 years.
Controller Hobart is back at the
capital, AFTER a six weeks run through
Southern California.
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had not lost all the money he stole,
but has it placed where no one can
reach it.
Political Speaking.
VALLEJO, Aug. Z.
The largest political demonstration
held in Vallejo this campaign is taking
place tonight. A. b. G. Brown and
A.. w. Roysden are addressing the
Democracy. John M. Coughlin, Ham
bin and others are addressing the Re-
publicans. Both meeting are out of
doors. The audiences are both large
and enthusiastic.
Later from the Lee TriRI-Jury Dis.
charged-0> fOr Acquittal 3 for
Guilty.
BEAVER, Aug. 7.
The jury in the Lee case was to-day
discharged. 1t stood 8 for acquittal to
8 tor guilty.
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The telegraph brings intelligence oI
the conclusion Of the trial OF John d.
Ieea& Beaver. The case was submit
ted Thursday afternoon, and no YER
dict being rsturnsd, the jury was yes
ssrday MISUNDERSTANDING been out
about nny hours. They stood nine
for acquittal to three for guilty. And
thus ends this celebrated trial. What
course win now be pursued by the
prosecution is not foreshadowed. 1t is
hardly to be expected, though that the
farce Of . second trial before a Nor
mon Jury will be re-enacted. The re-
suit in the present instance sufficiently
demonstrates that Mormons are totally
unmindful of the sanctity Of al oath
when one Of their own faith is put upon
trial. It would be worse than mock
cry Of justice and the forms Of law to
further prosecute the Mountain Mea-
dows butchers before Mormon juries.
No palmer or stronger case can be
made out than that proven against
John d. Lee; and yet, nine members
Of the jury, eight Of whom were Nor
mons, say on their oaths that he is
guiltlsss ofcrime. Lee, who, in violation
Of . flag of truce, everywhere among
the nations of the earth recognized as
. sacred covenant and guarantee of
good faith, treacherously and
mercilessly slaughters in cold
blood one hundred and thirty inno-
cent men, women and children,
and when arraigned and tried for this
damnable crime against the laws of
both Ged and nan Is pronounced, by
ajury regularly impan aled and sworn
to regard the law and the evidence, a
sinless saint! That is enough, showing,
- it does beyond all question, that con-
victions are not to be had in Utah Ter
ritory, no matter how heinous the Of
tense. The trial just closed may not,
however, be entirely devoid Of benefi-
cial results. The facts connected with
the massacre have been called out in
all of theft bloody details; and the
whole civilized world, now in posses
sion OF them, will pass upon the I'M
p~aralleled crime. Congress must take
notice Of the condition of affairs in
Utah, and we are not without hope
that measures will speedily he inaugu-
rated which will insure a proper ad-
ministration OF affairs in that Territory
and the swift punishment of the arch
dends and co~nspirators.
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CHOLERA IN DAMASCUS.

A London dispatch tells us Of the
frightful ravagss of Asiatic cholera in
Damascus. Four hundred cases are
reported daily, and the account says
this DOES not begin to represent the
real number. People die suddenly in
the streets, and the city il represented
as destitute of physicians and medical
appliances. What Is known as the
Christian Quarter is entirely depopu-
lated.
Damascus Is . city in Syria, and the
largest in Asiatic Turkey. 1t is I'M
rivaled for the beauty and luxuriance
of its surroundings. though the city it.
self is not in keeping with the tinted
foliage, charming gardens and bloom
ing orchards which, at the appropri-
ate seasons, are characteristic of the
country. The streets are narrow,
dingy and decayed. This comes Of the
fact doubtless that it is the most an
Gent city In the world. It's founda.
ton is attributed to u, the great
grandson of Noah, but whether it
dates 40 far back or not, it is certain
that it was a place Of consequence In
the days of Abraham. It has passed
under many dynasties, but through
all Of the varying scenes of govern
mental change it has always remained
measurably prosperous. Its total pop
ulation is estimated at 1900 of whom
100, 900 are Mahommedans, $4,000 Chris
tians, and 5000 Jews. Though a
slothful old burg we can not but re-
greet that she is being SO frightfully
shaken up by the terrible scourge.
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WHITE PINE ITEMS.

HARRY SrRoUT and family, from
Eureka, arrived here on Sunday last.
Mr.. STRUT will have entire charge OF
the Hamilton Mining and Smelling
Company's works, which is the only
guarantee needed by the company that
their enterprise will prove q success.
He 10 now engaged In reInOdeling tho
old Furnaces, and will have 1t IN readi-
ness by the time Q sufficient quantity
Of ore and charc0Sl are on the dumps.
THE machinery and necessary mate
rails for. fhe. furnace OF the Philadel-
Hphia Smelling Company arrived here
ON Tuesday last and a.force OF men
was immediately put to work. The
works Of. the company are located 1T
Shersnantown, where there Is an abun-
dance of wood and water, and an eli
gible site for tbs furnace.
ALMOST every day we hear Of new
strikes in the mines IN which work
has been resumed. Old tunnels, shafts,
and drifts are being cleaned out, and
preparation for vigorous work is being
made. The mining future OF this dis
DURING the past few days quite q
number of lots have been jumped
down at Shermantown. The persons
jumping them must think that the
old, abandoned town still has merit
in 1t. M.
IT is reported here that scarlet fever
has made its appearance at Cherry
Creek, and that Mrs. b. X. Davis and
two Of her children are sick with the
disease.
Mas. THos. MCLAUGHLIN, recently
from Eureka, IL lying dangerously Ill
1t her residence on Mill street.
THE Little Treasure mill, s stamps,
siartsd Up last Tussday, and II work
I gAnsly!. l. -.
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REVIVAL OF THE NATHAN NIUE
DER.

Recent disclosures before a commit
tee of the New York Legislature
charged with the investigation Of the
police affairs of the metropolis have
revived an interest in the celebrated
Nathan murder in 1870. A policeman
has turned up who gives testimony
tending to implicate. Washington Ma
than, the son Of the murdered
Two Of Nathan's sons were in the
house q the time the murder was
perpetrated, but they occupied remote
apartments and clsiinel to have heard
nothing unusual during tho night.
The elder Nathan wse Drained with a
bar ofirons snd the premises gave evil
dencs Of q desperate struggle. The
safe was blown open and its
contents appropriated. A check
partly filed out In the hand
writing ct tho murdered man was
found on the desk. At 8 o'clock In the
morning the two sons gave the alarm
BY rushing 10 the door and shouting
murder. Large rewards were offered
and strenuous efforts made TO- obtain .
clue 10 the murderer. It will be Ie-
msmbered that persons In various
parts II the country ct different times
siainsd IT, honor Of having commtt-
tsdFthe bloody dssd. Ono u these APP
psarDd N Nm ~ErAnciseo. and latsr was
taken % How York. These ore In
br3SStht eifeusnssdhcss fthiS fSmark-
abs cass - we.now recall them. The
Q light wa-cnftk by the
polfcssSsah, 70 which We have refsrrsd,
Is to the effect thatsons Q rboth Of the
Nsthdn Boys procured the murder of
their father, and afterward, to conceal
all traces ofsthe crime, entered into a
conspiracy with the leading police OH
osrs 'ofths city. II Is further claimed
that thu real murderer. one Michael Ry-
m. was once in the custody Of the prop
er authorities, who released him with
out duly investigating his case. which
amounted to almost . certainty OF
guilt. ALI Of these things are denied,
OF courzs, but the records show that
there was = man arrested named
Michael Ryan At the time designated,
and farther, that he was turned loose
without being taken before the Police
Judge for examination. Some Of the
alledgsd new evidence has at least
givsa rise to grave suspicious, and we
shali now expect shs, Nathan murder
Aohass aaeehes ysnin the pysss rs the
0ouuSSffT. .wst . v.s
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BORN.

Carson, August ito the wife of J.. r. Win
ME, n daughter.
Virginia, August ITO the wife Of Thomas
TruscOtt. a son.
Virginia, August 3-to the wife Of John Ey-
ans, wins-a son and daughter.
Virginia, August Ito the wife Of Thomas
Coleman, a daughter.
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NEW TO-DAY.
willO w . c TX.

THIRST DAY-TROTFING PURSE, $50:
Il for all buggy horses in the county Of Eu-
rcka: heats two in three TO harness; ten
per cent. entrance.
RUNNING PURSE. $500, half mile heats.
two in three: free for ali: ten per cent.
entrance: weights. III pounds.
SECOND DAY-Trotting Purse, $500, open
for all ho' ses in the State at the present
date, A1g sth; heats, three in five to har-
ness; twenty-five per cent. entrance.
The above purses are given by the proprie-
tors Of the track. Entrance closes on Sop
tenn Der 7th. HARDY BkOS.
aus
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partner wanted I,

TN THE GOLDEN stan v nv partner; 0 os
in Hamilton; q good business AM, Is NV
who understands t nOt taken before. Ss % for
Der ist the whole estap's"T"HO Rios. STAhn.
rent. ,e-x a
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY uIi Milling Com
IN the British. Mining anu ns;be i,r 90,
pany llimitedl will n9t DC finished lesssss Of
supplies, goods or lapor o IS'W TAYLOR.
any OF its mines. Ihos Agent
L.. -
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ceive the hat and ring of the Cardinal


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. z.
The Northampton Anchor Tape 'and
Webbing Company has failed. Liabili'
ties, $50, 900.
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DRESSMAKING.

AIRS R. Y. ANDERSON, DR sIIss, stpssts
nj Corner Of Spring and eh''
Agent for Butterick's Pa''s'D' y2sd
Davis Sewing Machine. -
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Sealed PROPOSALS..
For. Sale,

A DESIRABLE DWELLING, o Us -GE.l.
N North Buel street, seeona ,,sar With Of
above the residence OF >. d. tue, and terms
wa,aou' Apply to HENRY Af Fslasss
'7ds at the Eureka Con. ruIl-~
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FOR EIcN NEW s.
Victor Hugo Entertains the Amer.
lean Teans.

lea Team.
PARIS, Aug. 7.
Victor Hugo welcomed the Ameri-
can Rifle Team to his residence last
evening.
Cholera Raging In Damascus.
LONDON, Aug. 7.
According to accounts from Danas-
Gus TO the 23d of July, cholera was
raging there. Four hundred cases
were reported daily, but the real mum
Der was concealed. Sudden deaths DC
cur in the streets. There are no ply
sicians or medical supplies. The dis
ease is almost as bad 1t Antioch, Deer
hens, Hannah, Hannah and Salijah.
Terrific Hail Tornado.
QUEBEC, Aug. 6.
Intelligence received from st. Nal.
achi. County of Dorchester, under date
OF July Both, says the greatest tornado
eve known in this county passed here
yesterday. Hail-stones larger than
eggs fell, covering the ground for five
miles square to a depth of four inches.
The Federal Government asks help
for the sufferers, a. they are left des-
titute.
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EASTERN DISPATcH HE'S.
by Overland Telegraph.

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