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ErRnpFAN MARKETS.

IONrcs Arm II 1890 m.--United states 800 bonds
IS67s los FNes, lO2e, Enc halfway sharea - 40
k7s. eferrcd, ~ y
IiSpRPooI- Apr ZIP 80 p m.Cotton is duh and nm
changed Middng plands Sd Mddhng Orleans 'sds al
bales including 1000 for speculation and export
IIVFKiOo April ~ p COttOBOft tie sales OF Cotton
D, day bales American. Bresdstuns quiet
l.Aru 81 g CWL IsilOW IL 6d. e ewt
IOhpOk April H. j. H-faIls dispatches quote Hehtes al
6d So
LONDON Ami IA J. m.-The amount OF bullion gone
Bank uf England On balance 10 day is 10000
FkANXsogI, AprA 17-United states f1VeI"enty bonds
1853 81 =
IOHIoN April IA ,. m.-Tallow, ~ 2 cWt.
LONDON pm 10 lIFarls dispatches quote Rentes at
81 Zoo.
AMI, m Arm petroleum % II for Fine Pale American
lNhUuA, i IA NcBDg-LAseod Oil, 20 JG2J q t. Cw
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GnpinQs Banks.
pipiocn0 Notices.

OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NtwJi sEft
l19 Lb,rty-~t, NEW orb, March ~, $50. >,
nIVIDFND-Ihc usual QUART ltb1 DIV
~ IDFND ~ TWO AND \ HALF PER CENT, has ! HIS
DAY been declared pay able on TUESDAY, Aph 70 next AT
Tic transfer will be closed from saturday the I'd to
TlursdaV the I'd prox. SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer
VNHE MAY COUPONS ot the REAL ESTATE
4 MORTGAGE BONDS, negotiated aud guaranteed by mo
EQI TABLE TRUST COMPANY VIII be paid on ana ailti
,,anv No h " Ilar IT. . JONATHAN EDWARDS,
f"N'' President
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Chances for Dnsinrss Glen.

DDlTIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED fer
N MEECHANr-, MANIFACI. hhl.S ana otttt7'
Mining rego1t'd Real estate "NClH'd i"i bA~
ness with capital seeking business advised ~ htout
charge az approved o. utrutcs. References W. H. LYON
4 CO. Fancy Goods Broadway Brownell X CO. Plumbing
Materials, LOtIuiG place BROOKLYN sc. .,r ,.,,o.,-
Financial and Business Brokers' 81 Broadway
CAPITAL WANTED.-A Banker, with a
y quiet. conservative. and safe hvSiNt-S, wen 'Ittn
shed desires party similar business views ana 81 me
moachalc character JON lin with capital o. arn,t
80 600 Address CONS ENhTINE BA kEit al Inc lid
une Once. an intertieW viii be arranged
EOR SALE-Trrms easy--Good water power
a new SAVMILJ, circular sa|, nov doing good business
attach ed; ~ hours from New fors m Conne.
by, mostly chestnut can De bouSht cheap
Address ISRAEL {. JONES, Harlem y. \
Two BUSINESS MEN.-TO RENT-The build
ing No 7C2 BroalVy. Eigti ST. for two year at
$1,000 ycaI easohod ~ years. sold on favorable terms
Apply to ). LLOYD & SUM "''.It" 81
DARE CHANCE for IA person OF total ahstl-
nencr principles aul ttachabc disposition. having fl"uo
5000 extensive publishing buSiLtssi WIN
prospect OF becoming general manager. Address ~ -
:. :. WOOD NoWburgh n. Y.
WHO are the true "KINGS of BUSlNESST
w Read JAMES PARrON'S lecture IN THE TRIBUNE
EXTRA NJ. p, N winch they are named and described
Pamphlet Edition, ~ cents.
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gieamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
ID and Eaugatuck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharine slip at l50 A m aud Bridgeport Il
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED AT p. IN.
From Pier 2s North River, foot Of Murray st.
Steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
Can't A. G. SIMMONS. Capt b. NJ. SIMMONS.
The most direct Taunton. Mddleboro, Plymouth,
New Bedford Marthas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and all principal points In New En-
gland and For Tickets and stateroOms apply
2l and $40 Broadway Broad~ay corner twenty tru L
Third and hundred and twenty nfths Dodds Eh
press Offices 9i4 Broadway aud Court Brooklyn or AZ
The office thePe aud at all Principal Hotels and Ticket VI
fees III the city. BORDEN q LoNEl.l- Agents.
GEORGE l. CoNNoR, General Passenger Agent
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PHILADELPHIA VIA LUNG BKANCH anu
j the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from New-York 20 Philadelphia only 81 20
Commencing MONDAY, Oct 10 1874, the new sanch ana
connexions steamboats, JANE MOSELf ana DAY SiAf~
connecting at sandy Hook with ali trains Will
Leave FORK from Pier 6, y. H. foot OF Bectcr st
$40 a m-For Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms RIVER
Waretown, Nineland. and Brtdgeon
400 p m-For Long Branch, Toms River, Waretown, Bar
negaL and TuGkerto
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DEOPl .E's LINE FOR ALBANY.

STATE ROOMS WARNED BY STEAM FOR THE COW
cD or it oeoct 1Snedays xrepte from Pier n Mort
River Canals connecting at Albany with AL nISs
for sale at Dodds Express Office 9ii Broadway also CaTe
Express 1241 broadway, and at tifth Avenue HOTEL AZ
baggage checked TO destination on the wharf
DENNSYLVANTA RAILROAD.-IHt
Il GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED snAiEs IN. MAJ ".
ROUTE Trains leave Ncwlork from foot Of Desorosss al
Express iors aTrsOurg Pittsburgh the West and sS"il
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 a. m aud $50
m. sunday, aud $50 p. m. Ill. ,,.,,,,o,,,,. an
For Williamspor and Lock Bayen Ga fm as m; ID
Wiamsport Lock Haven. Cory and IRE sSo p M H. n
meeting at CORY for Tusyile Petroleum Centre anu u'
For Baltimore Washington and the souh. Limited Wa
ngtOn Express Pullman parOr cars daily except nInAs
o a. m. arrive In Washington &C 4:lO y. H. ReguA
$40 EsnrG % ioa apa II sa9d7y 5o o $50 m
4lO 400 o. T. $50 9p. M and IL night sunday ~"
$50 Tor rP NesPE n at B &c. i S SGT $ 3 TO-
$40 io, iiSO p. m and u night Sunday $50 T. anu c.
SIC For 5 EisaGft o 4c go s5 SO l9 go
TO- i3O p NJ II night SUNDAY. 520 T. and ~ Sn AID
$40 40. 49, 40 $50 $40 ) $40. $50, $40 Top
an For II 1sGs PsS A%OCy and AO
For New fG and a. m 70 m $40 iio ~
6lO p. M. and II night sunday, pm
For East MstO tom pG ~ nSq and sU nd IOpm
For f5nssI9n s snS tmn aGO $40 S ana
For PhMpsburg and Bsiydere $50 m and p m an
For Trenton; Bordentown burlington anu '"""'
For Freehold a. M, and 4 10 p
For Farmingdac and Sluan, M ana p IN 9Th krnboyl
For Hghtstown Pemberton and Camden VIA r"'"
$50 p. III.
Trains arrive follows Prom PITTSBURGH; m AIN
a. m and 10 S5 p m daily; 1915 ~ anu 70 n
except Monday. From Washington and "a IN y
4l5 6l5 and 1927 y. n. sunday, $40 u; az MA 10
From Philadelphia $40 go. 800 l9i0' IS sunday sl
600 665 II 90 a. m, 40, and 1927 p m .oY Hoss4
Ticket Offices, 526 and 9s4 Broadway NO. cearts
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland ts 40 Hookel
brooklyn; and Nos. / IL, ll6, and lis HudsonS"
Emigrant Ticket Office, No Battery place, ,er rent
ID. NJ BOYD, lr. Zen fsr'cnb''''
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHOkE' ~
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD CSMPANiHio and Pt
short route 70 Babylon Bay shore lshp DAY 'i'
chogue x.,,.u ,vay train.
Leave Hunters Point $50 O. m.-Patchosue "~ K
parlor car attached. n.-Xu~u. ~av train.
Leave Hunters Point 200 p m-Patohogue rS ,ass usl
Leave Hunters Point 4so p m--patchosu' eAP
with paTor attached. ...,n
Leave Hunters Point 500 p m-iGfp way us Also y,
For particulars bills and small I'm p Hvie Pa
trains TO and irom FarmingtLe Central fMn Sew yer
Hinsdaie and other stations Ferry boats , al Thf
foot OF James slp East River 80 Minutes anu
fourth at River Is minutes previous 70 o checs
trains Point Tickets sold ana
az and Thirty fourth st ofooA sren %
hunters FONT for Great Neck. Hempstes1 md 400
Patchogue and I'll way stations at $50 NJ anteruiea
For Flushing College Point Whtestone and "a iS 500
p ~ ~ 0A"AoN'
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rypcfrrtvp DEPARTMENT. STATE OF GEORGIA, !


whereas BY virtue Of the authority gwen IN me e,n
act entitled An act to oNlend tne od
approved Dec. g. Is g. an ORDER was s
sued from this Department the 2d day Of July sei1ns
panv and placing the hands OF agent Tor ,e
State, De held, manassd and the earnings @l III
anGe with the provisions Oh sam S'0''u '''''''' "
aud, 4, -.,.,o,. ~ so,, socond section Of
property OF said company as ai0Icu we -. he
sell the said road and Its equipments ana 4'h'I loi 20
in his best subscrye the interest o an
cernei' and having become salsl'd ii II VIZ uo ~
hest State aud all concerned that al he popl
company seized under sd Oldei DC solu az d" ~ '
il is therefore, ....os.,t no,, r .io
Edward H. Flewelen, receiver o. the por i
he Macon and Brunswick Railroad Company und'r Aau
depot Macon ana Brunswick Railroad tompy' t
city of Macon, between the hours OF w cIo0A d. ' anu
The said sale Will be MADE iof cisll loi -, iisIf
bonds of tie tOmnany lniols ID
the authority OF tho act approved De'o
ordered THAT The said EDWARD 4. FLEWELLEN as Re
cever aforesaid make out an advertisement ur WIS
sold as aforesaid and publish the in alc public gazette.
and in the city OF New orr - III MS Judgment
Given under hand and the seal Of the Executive Depart
ment Capitol IN Atlanta the day and %car above VIII
ten JAMES NJ. SMITH, Governor
j. W WAGRFv Secretary OF the Executive Department.
rE'HE BONDHOLDERS of the WEST WIS
Il CONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY are requested ~ call
Broadway relation 10 the proposed plan c iunolg the
Coupons, recommended by the TGmmge 81 ~ %
TT'HE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY of the
CITY OF NEW YORK 2Gl and 2,3 Broadway, corner Of
sthe annual meeting Of the snckhold r. OF me IA
onal Trust Company for the election Of ten rtees :" me
wear the banking rooms Of the Company on
TUESDAY the 27h inst between the hours OF ~ LIZ and
D. transfer books will be closed nntl he 2sth INST
j = n .
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r. "''u ''> VT ''" WIN. s sNEDEN, General Manager
BLOOMINGTON LINE for B0SPON and
pRONInENCE

The stannch and commodious steamers RHODE ISLAND,
Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays and NARRAGANSE1T
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from Pier SO North
River loot of Jay st. at M arriving IN Boston ahead % al
and at $40 Broadway
D. {. BABCOCk PIeeident
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t baltimore iio The telegarhic dispatches received
90 day are as follows: tnsv quiet ncmnay q S1,2@
Sep aS dan e Il e 5sii e2 Ron Roassy quiet GOuO
Gull and weaker Al "a at wells Parker not has been
distinguished by much activity t tines and spa y
tons Up 70 the close OF %ednessS I9aI delivery and
good local demand at the Enforcement on Ihus1S m r
scon local dealers holding of and speculative dealers 9c
rag with great caution and future sales were man 90
marked decline since then the ~ confidence in
the future and noticed they were wide apart III men
This day week the opinion was very gene II Iast
but subsequent receipts have largely eAetuN e III
sr expectation hence We haze ave, hs aS S 10 %e
Scabe quotations Extra Prime and Prime Mess nave Su
extremely Si,t and prices are Gs nSn ma nSt ba BEEN
largely to May and June deliveries ana AZ Wne
Ilge N prizes AT ne H nos, oScfs dscIinng 10
stOck up what they regard as very extreme nSutS
To-day the PORK market very du for spot ont larry SNr1
Of $3.50 bbls Mess seller May az $22 500 w Az
Loo bes seller june az 30 o. 30 S0S in modsra
demand steady sales Of 80 bos at ~ ~ % i9r lam
Mes ~ ior iAIa 10 't racSJ s ,s r in V oIeIc
6enand at former prices Meats tmly held ana IN
IAN TeSncst sales Of 1900 pieces 1OAd1lc for Smoked
90 n nh Bellies In bulk at Ii al nc Bacon in noder
C1ear. l22cl2Sc. chiefly for the West ln0la naIkSe
dressed Hogs plenty aud tn market weak Ior
sales of ~ ce Western steam at 1870 1911 c 400 ueIces
delivery. We hear Of 80 terces seller April l0
NAV l5o lJ ;sc: 1850 terces seller June l5'Ql0I'igc
1000 uerce seller July, l5'sGl6ci Loo uerees seher
EurE~he market has not been sustained since our last
Grades Of state ease New when Is more
common and medium qualities ere unstable Ine lnn9IlS
OF good diaries selling at 2OG22c New choice tuDS soig
ieor OG selling l2Gl3c.; New do very choice 22d24e
New stale pals lower sailing al the close at 26G2oc We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19

CUF,F is healthy tone this market shippers
,oW a-loton 10 take lois which holders encourage feel
ir the miort9ucc Of further reduction in the stock Tie
paid by supc!HiS l6' IN some cas- o4S ~ nu
quality with high cOOls ~ sulttd 10 he Ioh"Oh
commands ready sales ana extreme Plts inc Ut
u.nd fr Tho horr trade full rates. We quote:
State Factory, me STATE facloly,neW,
10 fancy lG24alT all cream lair. il gals
Factory. good state Fact0Ty,ncw,
10 fIr NfGi2 all cream, half
State Factor, com SKINNED -------. 40
mon to IA i20l6 Stale FaCtOry,nc
Western faCory al cream, tull 80,
u 0lfl2 skinned az
OmO Extra lJ'4GlO2 state fiueappie ~ a.
State HI, tCryncW, English DAIRY, DO ~ 1-o
al cream ice 10 OLGA ....
sxI.Els OP rLCNIsiCNs f9oN YORK END
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SUPREME COURT.-FRAN-
D"'oU DV' SIMON sTERNE. plaintiffs Attorney

Tho COMPLAINT in the above entitled action filed III the
office OF thr city and County OF New York at the
Courthouse IN city the 2sh day of January one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-hyc.
SIMON STERN T., Plaintiffs Attorney,
RI No 81. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19

NEW YORK, NEW-HANEN AND HARI-
~ FORD r.. R-NEW.NORK AND NEW,HAVEN, DL
VISION.-Autumn Arrangement, commencing sept ~ 1874
Passenger station in NewGoTk Grand Central Depot CD
trance on Forty .secondst -
LEAVE NEW-YORK.
Trains Haven leave at 40 (Accn) 500 (1 BOD
(Accn) 1000 a. m tFX.l 1900 M tACc NJ loo tEN 3Oo
x) 800 tAcc'n ABS and jl5 local Ex6 $40 Ex) and
Fer South Norwalk. TO sos 9O5 m, 1900 m, 100
(tx) 2:2O 300 43S 1'lJ $40. 63j = 10. $40 p M FOR
stanford 7:lO SuJ 800 lOlV 1900 IN. LOO 10 AND
300 (x $780, 49, -, l., j4O $50, 12O elO 9lo ana
Boston Express via Springfield AZ sos and 10 and
$40 D. m: via Shore Line 80 and $40 r. m The 500 m
and 800 and 10 IRi 800, 800, $40, and 9lO M az
Bridgeport The sos A. aud and D. m connect WIN uans
shore Line Division Providence and the COnnecucut
Valley Saybrook The 500 ~ aud p m cOnnecL VIII
shore Division for Norwich and Ncw Haven ana NOr.D
anton r. r. al New Haven and the 500 and p M Tor
Newport; S0j, 1000 and 1900 noon Trans c9nnhte'
with Connecticut River Il. r. at Springfield and 3VO p ID
for Montreal. The sos and 300 p ~. CONNECT NA
Eaugatuck r. r. and the 500 a. VIII tOnsatOO
r. r. at Bridgeport The 500 anu 80 ana 20 p ~.
DanbuTy and NOrwaS at south Norwalk ana he
LOO and i:}S with New Canaan X X ~
sunday Boston Mail Traus al 200 H. VIA sprins"eiO' a.
9:lO D. M, via Providence. -,---.--. 49, On
Drawing ears on Day Express dnu SeePH7 N"' 80
"kets cam be purchased az Ticket Office OF Company ~
Offices Of ~ Y transfer N" ot'
BROADWAY and Windsor House, y. \, ana No Co.it
BROOKLYN will also check baggage rom esideH'e o"
""A''' JOHN T. MOODY sapt y. Y. Division New. York
Opposition MERCHANTS LINE fQi
~ ALBANY and TROY, landing a. tatskil-s,an.srn a. D
SCHUYLER from 30. y r., Eraukhh-st., MorDAI
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financial.

-DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
~ s;,e.aty bought by the old established house OF
ALBERT II. NICOLAN a 60.
Stock Brokers and Auctl0necTs
" Dlnna
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OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE To-
~ ALBANY and TROl. aHdins a. W,H@'TpSys
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS y r. N. Fare, 20 eenH
deck II % cabin Catsk 81 Freight AT reie'94 1y
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II = bhT9H"I'' VII a
ERIE RAILWAY.

H SPRING ARRANGEAEST ~ Trains in eject March 90 i,
FROM Chambers ST. Depot Cor Twenty third ct BE-
lOw)
Coaches TO Buffalo and sleeping Coaches ~ destination
1913 a. m.-ENprcss Mail for Buna-O and Niagara Rs
Sic ping Coach to Suspension Bridge
~ f1-(Daily) Pacific Eypps 10 tho West. sleeting
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara FAILS, Cincinnati 81
Louis Detroit and CHI, ago without change
I.nrL. Irr
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STATE ROOMS WARNED BY STEAM FOR THE COW
FORT OF PASSENGERS. The Drew or u john lease
evening at OelOck (Sundays excepted from yer NoIs
River foot Canalst connecting al albany win All nss
lines North aud w st. Tickets and stateoon
for sale al Dodds Express Office ga Broadway also carter
Express 12t1 Broadway, and at klfth Avenue HOTEL AZ
~. clDlI IN the Mllan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-19

NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Roniont ana OsAego H. H. landing at Highland Falls
near West Point, al, Newburgh Milton, Highlands
New patz) and EsopuS-Ihe steamboat IHONAs COt~
NELL will her r,t trip on III ksDAH APrl 10 INST
onj viii run regularly every TUESDAY, IHt ISDAi, and
Saliriay leaving loot Iarr-onst Pier 49, ~ r. at NJ
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare
y 81 % Steamers leave ckp for New Haven al ana
II N. Daily Sundays excepted" 'cng WIN
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
The Cuban Question.

WAzH1NGToN, Oct. 26.-There is author
fly for the statement that more vigorous
policy is on the eve of being initiated with
reference to Cuban affairs. There has been
no significant concen ration of our war yes
sells, for the course Resolved upon is not
likely to lead to much consequence, nor will
it require any concentration of our fleet.
The large iron clads are stationed where
they were eighteen months ago 1t is true
they can be made ready at short notice for
sailing orders. Everything was put in
ready condition for emergencies when the
Nirginius affair occurred.
1t is well known to the Government of
Europe that the United States can terminate
tAeconfict in Cuba at any moment, and
emancipate that island absolutely from
Spanish control. The President believes he
would be justified in so doing As for the
idea of war with SPAIN it is perfectly r;di-
eulous.' The Spanish treasury is empty,
and Spain cannot raise a dollar in the Euro
Fan money markets. The war against the
Cuban insurgents has been carried on with
means supplied exclusively in Havana, not
accnt has come from Spaiu and no more
tah be raised in Havana, It may be antic-
Paed that the President will in short time
taka decisive action, but, tits government
viii not be invo !ved in a war with Spain.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Sir. ing UP the Stencil Again.

New YORK, Oct. 25.-In the Court Of
Quarter Sessions, Brooklyn, to-day, the
counsel for Jos. Loader, indicted with John
J. Price, for slantlering Henry W. Beecher,
made motion to quash the Indictment
against Loader on the ground that the affi-
davit of Loader. having never been used
there was no perjury. Judge Moore said if
he could find any legal ground to quash the
indictment he would be glad to do it. Dis
trict Attorney sBritton opposed the motion.
Judge Moore suggested that the counsel
consent that their arguments be considered
as a record on a demurrer and granted them
time to prepare a formal paper OF that sort
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
THE LATE sroNEwALL JACKSON.
WI, - a. u u b. --G a.! H., "
UnveilinE the Statue Yesterday.

& RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 26 -Foley''s Statue
of the. late ,Stonewall jackson was unveiled
here today, in the Capitol Square, in the
presence of an immense concourse of per
sons. The procession Of military and civic
societies was very large. The inaugural
address was delivered by Rev DR.. Hyde,
Who paid a! just tribute to tire dead hero,
and was followed by Governor Kemper:
The veil was lifted off at three, 'p. m., when
the air. was rent with cheers by the old
Stenewan brigade, and heartily joined in by
the icitizens. Mrs. jackson was present,
with a large number Of her friends To-
night the city is brilliantly illuminated. The
Statue is. Illuminated in monograms and
covered with flowers. A grand pyrotechni-
cal display closed the ceremonies Of the
da II L'R'b9 ..iL 4. .-s aHJ .y "it
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Ereyitscs.

There were, in legal tenders, inthe vaults
., q tAe Natiopapll l. Treasury, yesterday, at
NA2iF NASN} closing, ss73S sf73 Se4E1 81 1s4, IA
=. ! ., ! Tho Weighing of the mails over the trunk
nnes, betwcenthe east and west, has been
postponed e until the first Of December, and
Will extend over at least sixty days
y2r o2ommsssionery i 3s Smith, sr Of the Iudian
Bureau, says now that the newspapers moot
c MS resignHaffil0n e. Hffil0an ! be has given Secretary
'Aalldler to understand that his resignation
VIII De forthcomingfupon the slightest init
n'a'oh that tits wanteda 1t is thought that
' Will be wanted: when The Secretary rel
'enS' John Averil, Of the House Com
nI''Se On Indian IN Affairs is! mentioned in
'V""ee|lou cl with the position, =, .r..o.9 b
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
~ Nlt. nv ~ IL ~. - %
"A Minister in the Tolls.

BosToN, Oct. ga man calling himself
Rev, Samuel Manning but afterwards Civ
ing the maine Of Ashley Barnes, was arrest
ed at BrookAeld for attempting to swindle a
savings bank out of $4,000 by means Of a
forged check aldtwo>forged telegraph or
'aers. The opsratortat sSprinyfield recog-
inized thedispatehes asa forgery and noti-
fed the Brookfeldsbank. Barnes went to
the bank and introduced himself as Rev.
Samuel Manning, and upon presenting the
check was arrested by the sheriff. He
claims to have been a student at the
Methodist Episcopal Seminary at Tilton,
from which institution he was suspended
for misconduct. He has since led rowing
life.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
Colorado Constitution.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %.-In connection
with the fact that an election for members
to a convention to form a Constitution and
State Government has just taken place in
Colorado, it may not be generally known
that such Constitution as may be adopted
BY the people at an election in July next is
10 be duly certified to the President of the
United States, ,whereupon it is made his duty
by law to issue his proclamation declaring
the State admitted to the Union on an equal
footing with the original States, without
any further action whatever on the part Of
Congress. Accordingly, Colorado will take
part in the next Presidential election, having
three electoral votes.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-27
THE TROTTING Al Schultz EN-.
PROGRAMME OF To-DAY's RACES.

| PROGRAMME OF TO-DAY'S RACES.
The first of the Schuctzen races begins
this afternoon. Four minute horses open.
The following entries have been made for
this race: 'F
aiJ.' H. Dickinson, Wilmington, bk. m.
Maria; J!D. Dickinson, Wilmington b. g.
Biz Frank IL. j. Ewing, Rockland, g. g
Rockland Boy; J. J. Course, n. j., bk. r. m.
Belle; John Tate, Philadelphia, i. g. Oliver
Philip shuster, Philadelphia, blk. 6. hatcher:
Jas. A. Wilson, Wilmington, b. g. Littl;
Frank; William c. Martin, Wilmington, b.
m. Mary NJ; J. G. Dunwoody,, Philader
phia, c. e. Sleepy John.
Race No. 2, of $50 horses has for entries:
James johnson, Millington, Nd, g, q.
Stonewall; W. F. Taylor, Rancacas, N. j.,
r. g. Shelly Bottom; J. NJ. Crystal, Phila
dephia, b. e. Dick, Ellis; L. j.. Fly, Phila-
delphfa, b. g. Big Star; George Litzenburn,
philadelphia! b. m. Alabama; George A
johnson, Philadelphia, &. VIM. B.; John
q. DnnWoody, Philadelphia, d. g. General
Custer; George II. Klkinton, NJ j., b. IN.
Man, j. +. Martin, Wilmington, g. m. Jen-
hN M.i " II. Dufgett, chesapeake City, b.
g. Billy Boulder. I.,
The 2,40 race has five entries, all of
which Will probably appear on the track.
Ihis race'wiil be for the liberal purse of
5000. . .,0...,...,..
W. II. Thompson, Wilmington. b. g.
Prince; George A. johnson, Philadelphia,
b. m. Little Nell; Henry Hess, Fair Hill, b.
m, Gipssey Maid; William Florence, Balt-
more, .. m. Lady Florence; D. Killion,
The Fair Hill mare, "Gipsey Maid,"it
viii be remembered, did some gool trotting
at the recent fair at .Middletown, as did
BILLY Beulden,' now entered for the sec
ull RAGE. The at 2Nl~r4l viii be la:.-c,
and, it iso expected, the Lyotting good. Bet
ter weather could not be desired than the
Association is likely to have for the races.
The: HERALD will contain, every morning,
the time made at the races on the proceeding
days. '' S.n, 10y