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THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Thu clerks iu tho Criminal Court Clerks oif1ce
wern worried hard yesterday grinding at tho
naturalization mill.
Doth tho County and Crlmlnal Eonrts Adjourn-
cd yesterday until tomorrow. in order to give
the attaches tiu1o to o1crcise tho right Of SUI
fraso.
To-day will DO observed aa general holiday
In tue several county dopastmonts. Every en-.
ployo. however, rs expected 10 work at the polls
fof tue succczs OF the Opposition ticket.
Mesars. Liucsa and Downing. convicted Of
robbing tho maits-tlio former .nas~cars,cr In
this city md tho latter coI,uccted with tim
Evanston l'ost-Ollico-wcto taken frou llIe jail
70 joliet yesterday. 1Aoy will not yoto for IIos-
iug Today.
Tllo County Closk's of1co wAs almost onttrcly
deserted yesterday. Thu employees woIo absont
" their respective wasdH in tue interest Of
Hesing md tho Opposition ticket. The amount
OF nlnn9y that llrsing llaa already cost tho tax
payers. BY the hold lo hat upon tue county au.
shorsties, is beyond computation.
, 1875-11-02

Tho Legislative Cn1nrnign-White VI.
Rlnc1ss

| Cincinnati, Commercial
JACKSON Mtna., Oct. 2G.-Eyery day that am
in AllhHlssppi am moro and more convinced
b that tho Conservatives willcarty the Legislature.
publtcans are without Federal aid, I 500 m
| chance for thom to be chockmatcd, Iayo tho
LeglBtsturc they will, and having that the other
departments Of tho Government will fall into
tho'r hands Al future elections roll around. The
present ltepabllcan rl1o oxlats only bY
tolcrataonj that H. tho whites porlnit It
70 exist, although thoy could ovorturn Ii any
day III the year; and almost any hour lu tho day.
hot TUG concern on its logs again. they have con-
clndod to take II by The more poacsable means
OF M "olecaiou." Thoy hAyo roaolvoI to take
tho Legislature this time, and thoy will do Il,
Nothing eau save n!ississtppt to Republican rule
Government. The qucetton simply IL, Had the
Government better lutorfere. and save the PARTY
here yot little longer only To fall In the future
or lot II slide noW7
ffow will tho Democrats gain tho Legislature,
you may ask, wien tho Btato ia Republican by
FULLY 30. .00.l majority?
They will do It bocauso they are lae superior
face in courage, because lloy arc tho ownors OF
tho soil, and Anyo resolved to iid tl,o Htatc nj
"ncsro rule" at whatovor cost. Tho last Legs.
latur0 anu previous oneH contained majority OF
nogroos. II ~ hut candid to say that negroes. AZ
iaw,make1s, I have not astoasiod tho world BY
theiE ~ success " thnt llno Tue Whites now say
They l1aye no more Of II. that they muat rescue
alc State from tho jaws OF bankruptcy aud lis
IT. OF degradation. and they arc going to do IT.
Ihe Fedora! Goys1umont hsa refused 10 H.
consequence vii! be, lie Domocrats wiii
carry tie Legislature, which Ia wh.t .'t
tlloy. aro aftor. Az for tho Congressional
election. they caro- less. about that and
vote for whon, they ploaso TOR Congress. Bit
nothing hut FedelAl Interference can snya the
Leelslaturo 10 the Republicans. IL Tho gsmo
worth tho candle Which Ia bok&, allow tho ne
gso uovernment here to tumble over by reason
ol itS inherent Heakness. Or keep u propped up
eyory election BY tic Federal powoF
Tho next Legislature will elect 4 SUCCESSOR to
Senator A!coFn, but even that the whites caro-
comparatively little about. 1t u tho control OF
tler own domestic concerns that they arc
after, aud what they meau to hare, nither BY
lat means os foul The controlling spirt crops
out III tho la1oo County Uen,ocrdi: ii Wo must
carry tho eeetion. poaceab!y II we can fotoibly
II wa must.
The ordinary run Of negroes tho "commou-
alty. W called, Will not DO harmed. but III sev-
oral OF thetseayy black couptos tho londbss will
la ruiz OF Ut killed. as has been done In Yazoo.
Tho negroes thus left without leaders will uos
vote 10 any considerable eztent. Dap1istug thom
OF leaders amounts to Intimidation sufficient
to kcop thetu from being formidable Al voting
places.
In many instances they are prevented from
registering by one dssco and smother, At one
pont in faxoo County. sixty psKsoss from
Slsldt plantation aua Tlaln!sJ came 10 xsgLltas.
, 1875-11-02
SUBURBAN..

Thore will DO two polls in tho town today,
VIZ, at tho Town-lla1l, whese the judgoa OF
election will DO y. u. Chasc, Mo Kranz, aud
bAn!ol Downing, and st tlIe Dlvorsy school
house, whore tho judges will be Edward Fostor,
H. W. Robinson, and Charles Lindosmann Tlo
part, tint ID opposed to ring influence and cor.
1uption will have At least two representatives. 10
hlossrs. Chase aud Foster, In which respect thoy
ARC moro fortunate thau tloiE foow-yotera Ut
tho city in general.
sooifgor, tho contractor for masonry of tho
punping-works. began yesterday opening his
trencsIos md rIttiug in tls fouadations, lie
wili p,t on iarga fprce, an,l drive tue work 70
IN to havo It finished by Dec. IL, tue day that
tue Contract Bcts tor completion,
, 1875-11-02

| Mrs. tfMAHs LECTrHE.
| Ycntarrfay afternoon. at tho A,hennum, Mrs
| Walter g. Lynn an, ot Now York City, delivered
lecture on !" s'okorv an l1ygionic Art" befor
| large a#he1nAy Of ladies'. Tho iccturcss hoip,
n graduate Of TIN, National schoo' Of Cooker, It
London. coming 10 Chicago with tho hiehcs
testimonials Of ah ility and force M n .pcaket
| and having nlatlo Ii er subject ono Of tlecp mn
thorough investtgaa:on and study, IN well pre-
pared to instruct ad1 e' 10 tho art Of cookery mn
Tho hygieno principle Of tho samo. Tho H,,caA
or was we'll secodysl. mud tho cloeo attention o
hnE honrerB wnH In isstslf sufficient testimonial
OF her utility.
Tho frat point Tint eile r,nio WA tim: man
was an "nserowsh " hie fced,ng sros.s1 tim
fact being Demonstrated by u slaare W t'n
Esqninaanx tho Indian, nnli tic Afnrrlca:,. Tho
american iscesesA moro varih.y Of f,nai than II
nnn Of any othcr nationality and liz lMit III tho
htlnhor aud abundance OF tfls allna! aisl vcee-
tnhle Erowths of This country. Hut after all eha
doubted whetter tho many.sI'icd peoplo OF tl.ia
country know how to prepare ttIo fnol no i'oun-
teorsly beAtowcd. Il t'1aa wc'l.estabI!shel payr-
biological fact that tho 1nontat nnl r',ysicnl
strength il ''lcrea+a az reduced accordingly III
inferior anl ludisea' ll,c, Tho different organs
Of tic loy nceles! tho tTofont kint[s Of fut,tl,
md tho student md bsa!n.workefb' sub
abosnG s1ut. Man ,tas formed &c inlinitcsimal
particles 1t all tue on. til contained; mud oil ths
rar;h c3ptAi,,cd must bo n1aIo 10 cnut,ihnto ia
In uIo,,u,ion to ihe ,nnjntonanen nf lunar ~
I,tn. Tha nluliiplicit7 OF material n,ust In nSr.
narc1 ~ wnv ta rntnf,, nj ~ IL .aaa',ni e
intrlshie ratts Int man n,t,st Eno,v ,e,,s" ,a a,
nnl what to oat. '' "'''
Mrs, Lyuau prcl,o of vnriou. kinda ~ foot,
TO uo catcu n. certain tir,ca mi or ihs ,nr,.o,.
ta fruit which. in tl,o ot rrai ti,nnsy ~ tlruvs
follow the seasons wl,on tlc,r rrnpcrt;cs or,,
must cravct: aud what tho Lcalsllr bnsly Gravel
it needed. Tins thu hfackherry. ci,rra,,t strnw.
berry raspberry. nuu to1uato co,nn in tl,n rirl,t
timo Tlo to,nntu. sl,o ,said. ia a auro. safo Ind
rlcuaaut preventive OF tynhofd fever, Sl,n nlso
classcl Tic oi,iou-tho imrn]ito un;on-nn n
medicine, The rrauc too, wa, rreat
bcuul.t md luxury in n caao nr
fuver, when, instead OF nyc.etr,,ths or
tle blood being water, ns should bo tho cnso in
hrn1tu, tic quantity was jcs6et,atl tfrouvh cvnt.
o, a:,op. Tho lecturcss roforred To th.. s,encr,1
poorncss Of tho cooks and cookery in th;a cotl1,-
trr. md maintained that 1njcss nrbnoIs ,,aro
established rhoro cnnk. .lin rnost in,nor,snt
oilico M ,l.o soryco OF n house. could en- it,rourb
u co,rso Of trimming like clcrh,tt or uthcr
student OF scicncc, tae fault coull not i,o rem
odicd. As' "
, 1875-11-02

important to the Preservation Of Teeth
1nhn Gosnelia cherry Tooth.Pa1te,
'ne h'oss slicaeous dentsf1ico known. Try It. For
sA's ny uA drusgsta. Wht'lesalo sgeuts, TorreJ l.
bsadlsy. III aud It's Randolph street.
, 1875-11-02

~ Whom You Buy Furniture
Of Hampton, drpcns Co., Nos. l91 aud l3A Btate
street. YOU can rely Upon gettlng at the same pr.co
dealers no. u they afo nanufactursra agents, and Ee
NJ "fsctosy prices"
, 1875-11-02

=. r.
New YonK, Nov. 1.~yalr. Moody this morning
appointed Friday, tho 18th lnss., day Of fasting
and prayer. aud tho congregation voted that tho
nation be invited to Join.
, 1875-11-02

What Do You Cook onp
VIC ash tts pertinent question, luplnv 10 stimulate
Investigation OF the subject. II what Daltou lo2 an
loa Htae atEse rays Is true, tho Eupscaa Aange l.s
| NO equal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ln t,s World for ali dsoasss With which children ara
aStinf ehs pFoesss 3f tssttinx. u Ats WINS
shtld iI2na esta but the .tsp*an ia hox
sYtse ~ s9s ssa ~ ttass gull lssp y ~
, 1875-11-02

LIHI1UE HUI VFHNNNs
Ha'!et. Davis co.H 0ranI, hauare, mad Upright,
anu h,Hsls American Orxans, eau 10 found only at
". ". il,nbAlls, cutnes Btate and Aaa,u1 st1eets.
CticaGo
, 1875-11-02

Lundbor9's California Water
fos toilet Nd bath tsghtlplly fragrant ana
, 1875-11-02
DEATHS,

!, nuILEHwf'e. II, nj tbr re.1drn.e If Ii. .>1>-
1sneA Bntlnr, hge,t II 5o,rt 'S"eas, H.
rnnsrai tIsh =, ~ 10 ocIort Inrr lar. Nov. 2.
1orr., rew 'oss anu New I,anaan rsrer, rlra+, ,,,
, FoRTEh--fn Altnny, n. T., lc,. a. OPP.
Porter, Of Bhea's1d. Ill.,, IN tts lid var ttenrJ
Funeral At ca.sklll, NY ' % "'s nas.
Reeves, sKrh 70. ~ W naF. Ahn4
Funeral to-day, Nov. a, o. H. I'll. t,o,, ,.,
81 hi' rahtrn.law, !. y. Lltr, f2s FI,,a aarslsoes
casr1acaa to 1soselII. Esrnhtrry, "''eflsty b.
hHta GS Years. ePleH leseu
Finersl r., from his laeo II Hlacnce. 1nas pe,r,o~.
corner fhtrly-hrat, "wednesday. ii ii ocncE ~
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SAN FRANCISCO SUSPENSION.

SAN FRANCISCO sUsPeNssoN.
FAN FHAsc1sco, Cal, Nov. 1.-The National
Gold Bauk and Trust Company did not ope1,
their doors this morning. A crowd assembled
before The opening hour, with every indication
OF continuance OF the run, and the officers, "a
measure Of easety. refused 10 pay tho checks,
Tie oflcoss youchsafo hut llstlo information,
and claim tuat Tho baok can pay everything In
fo!l, and will rosumo AZ acon ~ possible, but In
timstsng no date. Tho bank has Boen consider
cd weak enco tho failure Of tho lauk Of Cali
fosnia, paYtng small dopositora ouly lu full, aud
obtaining extensi0nk Oh the tslgur ohes, No ex.
cltemtnt IL apparent at the olher banks.
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po4tnouod Till Altar EJn,t,

Tho Es2u!sr TUESDAYS sale O! dry goods carpets
otc, VI George +, 0oFo Co., 81 aud 10 Wabash ave-
nus, IL postponed until Thuradsy, The 4l to ensule
thetf patrons aud employees 10 attend the county eler
tlou.
, 1875-11-02

Taor, N. X. Nov. 1.-The operatives Of tho
Harmony Mills, At Cohoos, numbering 6,00O,
have accepted tho Ia por cent reduction in thoir
Wagea.
, 1875-11-02

QT3Cs1WJVEO,
HEw ionE, Nov. 1.-The Hudson Kver Tail
roatl Company has discharged over 100 track
lsborers. aud !. Ia expected thas further dis
1nIdsRlA WILL be made,
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TO The Fd7lor ~ Ths ChltaNo IF76a'N:
culcAao, Nov. 1.-1n u paragraph OF Sunday u
TntnuAE, tho statoment il made that there IL 10
soldiers monument here. Allow mo to s,A.e
there aro several. tbs principal. and only ouo
containing htat0ary, MAS eroctod q. RoscLlll In
honor Of the no!dlcrs OF tho county aud city,
mainly Of grani.o. 10 feet high, 1t q cost OF
u,sny Thousand dollars betrayed tutntly Ly The
county and Chamber Of Commerce, A statue ia
marble Of Color Sergeant, Il feet in helgut,
asu1h'ounta tho top, with four bau-reIicfs ID
nfonze orecttd, representing tho four divisions
~ io SERVICE surrounding tho psdeatai, all OF
WIZ. Mn'sn "e'a eaecusod IN This city by LeouRrd W.
'o'h' 4 READER or TUE TRtuUSE,
, 1875-11-02

NEW ionx, Nov. 1.-1Aeso MaH anotber larCe
gathering at tho revival meeting At tho Hrooklyr
lslnk thls evening. nanksY sang, "do bury
thy BORROW" alone, sud tito congregation az.
slascd III another hymn. Moody spoke OF tho fall.
ure OF mon to aaVe their Hous being duo to lack Of
faith III the promises Of tho Lord md their nm,
belief. lie compared ninncrs hero 10 tho blck in
tho Wilderness, who wc1o only healed BY looking
upon tho braRs sosrout which WIS lifted IN by
hltBcs. Many refused to look GU the serpent bc.
causo they could not understand tho phllosopby
af 1t. 10 many hero wcre nut converted because
asy,t sasy atd d ~ sty to quaolstad it, and did "t
salvation OF all those p1cHout. iaau,Fy torst,:s
Wero Afterwards held III the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal Church,
WHAT nExrliEM sATH or THEM,
-. ieYk HtFaid. Or. 81.
llymouth ti!hrch was unusually crowded lsek
osoDltB. alF. 1eec!ser sails WAut 10 call your
attention to strange cuitraas, or continuation.
rather. Look a. tho papors morning and eyen-
ing' ana you st'al t'M tAonl all full ot pripters
tire Oh election, for aud npsit,st, full. overflow
lug. You listen on she steel, yon near aEioc-
tom, " Election" Isight Ii, tho midst of tito
storm comes, UP, quietly, unoatentatiousIy, q
sestes OF meetings which h.ye been without par
slel 10 Nrooslyn. 1t would Seem ~ II sou went
detneas' tue yearnlug, tue aspiration, lilo hopo
aud Joy. ana a~eetncsa you md iu one, ovos
against that ssrohK tide Ut political ltfo ltis like
shas'1g,ng o. tho ltgria,sii tho h1aytoaer, whilo
tossed by tho vayoa of Tho Atlantic. People are
sethng lheir witn to work to account for this
ftrat come mr. MUDDY aud Mr, sanksy. Whist
III Them does this th!nx7 You might just as
*ye;a LOOK through pauo Of Rluss aud AK what
men talh, aud tliero ~ an almoAt universal re-
hpecs Expressed in oil tho papers. | boar 1nen
discussing what III tlero In these men to aNeot
men 10 No man "ho l,yos IN tha realm Of
taste. HlMtfilJ 10 man Nlo lives In tho realm
Of zetlued soc!ety aud looks IT things 1IoEn tlst
staaapoMt no maa Who 4YeR IN tte ssEA Of
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MAER1AGTft.

of Observation-Disclosures En'I,1nx r. g! Dr. II, !. ii.
wster an ss. Frane Tose LIZ itt!S1s, q, Th'.si Il
, 1875-11-02

- TIE I'VE 7 FFQUfS IS,
Tho Methodist ministers mat yostcrday mnrn,
Ing, Presiding Eldor JuttlinH In the ciatr.
Tho usual order for tho first hIonhay In oach
mouth waa duly obsyEgo1 and accordingly por-
soual and professional reports woro mado by
noarly all tho miu!ators present.
Tho 1tev. Dir. AxteIs BIgXes,ed tho importance
OF appointing HOMO ono 10 carynea tho city in
beha!f OF tho periodicals OF the church, On
motion tiie meotinE recommended tie unlploy-
different charges where no othor arrangements
were nndo.
conaltloration waH given 10 tho most suitable
hour at which TO hold tho union revival moottnes
under tho direction of tho clergy Of Tho city.
mended.
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RAILROAD BONDS.
These were In good request and responded to q
sharp demand. We note the following changes:-
Union Pacific Sinking Funds sold as nign as 90,
and irsts advanced from ok 70 ok. New YORK
Central coupon arsts brought 113k, Harlem hrsts,
Ill; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western con-
vertble, liz; Chicago ana Northwestern arsts, 90;
do. consolidated, 90X, and gold bonds, So. Han
nibal and st. Joseph convertible advanced rom
s5k TO SO. c.. @. and l. nrsts to So, but later
declined to 61k. Sales OF Great Western seconds
were made at 57< q 81.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
This shows q decrease in total reserve OF
$780, 900 and IN surplus reserve OF S7lT,OOO Tnere
has been an increase IN specie, but an onset In
legal tenders, which Is doubtless due 10 the regu-
lar April movement OF currency. These changes,
however. are among the symptoms OF business.
movement or currency is always profitable.
Going or coming, II "a properly ooeys the laws OF
trade, IL accumulares. AIDES TO Itself and earns.
Every dollar out OF q bank Is dollar somewhere
performing missionary work. IL is not, there
FORE a bad sign when our nduciary institutions
report decrease. The following is comparison
OF the bank averages for the past two weeks
March 81. Aprn 3. differences.
Loans .$270, o52 500 s27s,56l 600 Inc. sSol, 500
fess tends 81 $500 4s Ssss
Deposits !. 2l4,724,500 2lAS76.l 100 Inc. Isl. 900
Circulation. 21,534,S00 2l,4SS,500 Dec. 60 800
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total abiliies:-
March q. Apra g. Differences.
Specie. S8,2s2.800 ss,665,5O 500 Inc. 81. 49, 700
Legal tends 5l,S9o.500 1885, 800 Dec. 2062, TOO
Tot. reserve $eo.1s2,soo s5s,5o2aoo Dec. $eso,ooo
Reserve re-
quired ag't
deposits. 1861, I25 IS, OBS -
Excis OF re-
serve ably
legal re-
quircmenIE $o,601, IT'S $6,763,276 Dec. $7l7,SO0
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Stock Market Firm and Active
The Range Of Prices.
GOLD AT ia 3-8 A ia IL.
The Bank Statement and Its LessOn-0utstand.
ing Currency the Missionary of Trade
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, April So Nd.
me stock market requires little more than the
general comment mat during the greater part OF
sne day prices were nrm, and only yielded toward
she close the process OF realizing which is CON-
mon at the end OF the week among the smaller
and more timid operators, who are content with
quick sales and small profits. Inthe most active
speculative securities, however, IL Is observable
that the temptations TO sell were less than usual,
tne undertone OF the market being, perhaps, sug-
geetye OF stin higher prices and therefore en-
couraging. The business OF The day shows an IN
crease upon that OF yesterday. Pacific Mail
moved from 43x to ASK, closing however. on re-
action, at ASK. Union Pacific opened at esh, ad.
yanced 20 esX and near the end OF the day
reached 6s%, closing at 69k. Western Union was
dull, opening at Tx the highest price OF the day,
declining TO IT, and closing ar Tx. 81. Paul COM
mon showed considerable activity, and 1t Is said
that parties are quietly preparing to make
movement In the stock. 1t was steady to-day at
about 38x 1914. Erie declined to 30k, ending at
3oK. Hannibal and st. Joseph closed at 2s, after
selling at 28b. Lake Shore was quiet at "a 731a
ssx. Rock Island sold at 1861 1861. Ohio and
Mississippi changed from 29k 10 2SX closing at
70. Wabash was firm, ending at 15A l5h. Pan
anna opened at lit, was quoted ct lis and closed
&C the opening figure.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
snose at the close yesterday, were as follows:-
ADvANcE.-C., G. and l. O., "; Delaware and
Lackawanna, y; Harlem, "; Pacific Mail, Il;
DEcLSE.-2rle.. x; Lake Shore, X; Northwest
n; Ohio and Mississippi. II Panama, !: Quick
silver. u; Rock Island, X; Toledo ana Wa0asn,
X; Western Onion, u; Atlantic and racine Iel-
egrapn, u; Northwest preferred, r.; Erie. IN
London, u.
The stocks that remained steady were Atlantic
and Pacific preferred, New York Central, Han
nlbal and St Joseph, st. Paul and Canton.
THE SALES TO-DAY
reached the sum OF $4,000 shares, which may be
distributed among the active stocks as iolloWs:-
New York Central and Hudson 1858; Erie, q, 200;
Lake Shore. 100; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100;
Northwestern, $500; do. preferred, 200; Rock
Island 200; Pacific MAIL $500; ST. Paul, $500;
do. preferred, 100; onios. 1900; western Union.
$1,000; Wabash, $500; Union Pacific, $500; G., c.
and i. O., 800.
OPENING. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest,
lawaat nricpq az the daV.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

THE RETURN OF TRADE-THE RAILROAD wAR
There is every indication OF returning activity
In trade. The railroads are crowded wish freight
ana the avenues leading 10 the principal steam
ship wharves are lined with trucks laoen with
packages for distant parts. Money il exception.
ally easy, and the statements OF the banks tend
to the belief that any legitimate paper Offering
VIII be discounted at FAIR rates.
THE RAILROAD WAR
win undoubtedly soon be setted and the TACT that
Erie reduced the passenger rates yesterday was
believed 70 be an effort 70 harmonic the dini-
culties between the baltimore and Onto aud
Penns wanna railroads, by showing now
suicidal a policy OF undertaking could DO
The CANADIANS WANT PROTECTION.
they have asked the Finance Minlsser-accord.
ing 10 q despatch yesterday received from Ottawa,
Canada-to urge tue relmposifIon OF the ten per
cent duty on tea coming from the United safes.
Ii is not known whether this Will be done, but nc
Il 4 blow aimed at one OF the railroads. when. By
certain new arrangements, are supposed to be
ready 10 swell their income Dy about t2000,000
charges, and 70 make somebody else tnan citlzens
OF the United states pay tne advance.
THE GOLD MOVEMENT
was noticeable for strength yesterday. Upon ru-
mUrs that the government would sell gold during
the present month tue following despatch was
received from Washington IN answer 10 In
quiriee :-''rreasury olnclals report tnat no gold
will be sold In ApriLu Merchants and others
are warned, as before IN this column, that the gold
graDbers have not vet abandoned their scaemes,
aud that they Should et tne oonan mas and
Otnerwise-of Wan street severely alone.
DIVIDEND WAS DECLARED
pv the North River Insurance Company yesterday
OF SIX per cent upon tne capital STOCK, pay aDlo
on aud after tue lOgn INST
The imports for the week Of DRY goods amounted
TO S3.4s3. l26: for mercna1dtse, x5,3I2 $40. Tno
ito ports OF specie for tue week &3I5.40A Oh which
S3T2,0J0 was gold coin and the remainder SILVER.
Inc exports OF specie Tor the week were
1856 g35 ~, or whica SJ63.001 was Spanish gold
and $4,000 American gold. Inc Coinage Tor
March amounted 10 s. 800 $50, aud OF this sm0unE
S. 900 was an double esgies, S30,2O0 m trade
dollars ssI3,5CO In nAf dollars, SSl,650 In quarter
dollars and xJ43,O20 ia dimes.
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IMPORTANT NEWARK CITY MATTERS.

ORGANIZATION OF A NEW BOARD or EXCISE
coUSc1LMANIc COMPROMISE OF BROAD
WELLS RoBBERIEs.
Yesterday there was organized new ana most
important Drancn OF municipal machinery, fhe
new Excise Board In place OF the organization
which, by It's capers and nonsensical conduct for
years furnished 70 the town a Tree circaR q
laughing stock for the entire commu-
ntty. In obedience to the popular de-
mand, an amendment 70 the charter
was passed Dy the Legislature providing for the
appointment BY the Mayor, subject to the approval
OF tue Council. OF three Excise commissioners
ON FRIDAY night the Mayor nominated and the
COUNCIL confirmed Messrs. Thomas w. Dawson, NJ
ID. O'Connor and J. Y. Foster-swo democrats and
one republican. These were sworn In yesterday.
Dawson a. president. Tney drew lots for Ierms.
Dawson got the three years, Foster the two aud
O'Connor the one year term. There are N New
ARK from 1900 TO 400 saloons or places where
required 70 pay license fee eacn Of ESQ.
S weak sSs ss '9s ss soos
not one-tnird paid any fee aud the rest sold i'm
scS5oriTy 70 exact beer and ale license o. $50
and from $50 TO 500 for selling liquor and wlnes-
The penalty for violation 3 $50 Tor eacn onencei
selling or giving away TO minors under elgnfeam
years OF age ~ punishable with tine OF $40 Tor
each offence. 1ne salary OF each Commissioners -
limited TO $500 per annum. Inc bOard declares
us determination 20 enforce the law, and %
course, there IL weeping, wailinG and gnashtng OF
teeth among lArRe NUMBERS OF tuc Shall btct hna
groggery keepers II properly enforced tue law
ought 20 realize for Toe city IRON $4,000 to
$4,000 per annum or more.
THE BRoADwEI1 RoBBERTEs.
At the Council meeting on Friday night the c0ms
promise proposition oil the Finance Committee %
the presiding council on the deiacations of joan
A. Bfoadweii, the TAX Receiver, was onered again
aud ADOPTED. BroadwelPs discovered rOOOefies~
that 10, those traced up BY experts, amounted 70
about $1,000. Oh this, over $1,000 was returneds
IL discovered that part Of Broadwels roDberlew
were committed wnlie he was = elerk and before
he was appoln ted Tax Receiver Renee ms bonus.
men kicked, and there being no way 20 hold them
VI was agreed 20 take what they onered 70 give ~
anal settle ment-s 81, 900 less Few dollars. TINS
dsposes Of the Broadwell case, He escaped Win
ont an nour'a imprisonment, nne or punishment
OF any kind, much 70 the scandal Of JerseJ nlca-
boasted evcn-handad inatica