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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.

PORT OF NEW.YoR O.
CLEARED.
steamship FI.sia Never. lianburg, Kunharct 4 Co.
bitaushir GAMMA tbfL LlitcOat HanitOn Bermuoa A.
sfesi mp crescent city Curtis Havana VIM. +. Clyde
%.
,,,eams!ip Montgomery. Fa.rc,oth. FernandinA Port
RO, n. y. G"ircke.
Stean,sib, ,ercus. Rerryi Boston, II. r. Dinock
francorii Bragg, PORTLAND, j. r. Arnes.
steam ,iip l.. Eddie Pierce, philadelphia, JAS Hand.
Prince Nassau tl,r t'ast0l. Newry Beham e Boye
sarG lI1ndsesse Alexandra DAM, Dsvs 81. CroiK via
iolk, Va, H0cAe Bros. &. 20.
Ak Lucia c. I, Cscace Gibraltar for orders. socosich
bsrA Dagnal fSor), Havre odessa Tetens Bockmaun &
lark IIelsingor (DanD Oinge oessa Funcn. Edge Co.
yessiiiie (NorD. Heniric4sen, Cork ior orlsrs
Brg Roanoke ORB w.kis. Puerto caoello, Daliet
big Tenn tAust) Tomassich Cork Falmouth for orders
self AstrA (sr HasEns, St. Johr, ~ b.. r. l. MENUS &
1cir Addio Henry, Burrus Sewbern NJ c. J. 81. A. Pat
scIT l.. Delaney. Keen. BOSTON, Racket & BroeD
scnr. Annie l.. PaliIcr Lewis Bangor. Il. staples
ARiiivFi.
steamship Utops (Br (iroai esgow Aug 2S and Neville
Etesus1ip Dion, 1aaaor Asan Aug 81 with nse and
Lass TO Pasihc Mai SieaHlsi Ilp -
steamship Cilricl r Williams aayTa Aug p Pucrto
g4t Jaenel l6th Au1 ayes Ssi. Bni Ps Ian fhse
Steamship t. G. knight, cIlclesoI. neoseo c.. w.ih
nldse asd pass Ia J. - henyo
Bng AIRY Aubrey 90: tIs.ash, y. o.l l.ga ierDa-
does st. Pierre 40 dAy< Mia ,u ;af.
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CVyCNOTTS

On the application OF A'cxan1crT. Stowai',
TWO adjoining pois Cf .a4d al u t Warrington, On TIE
X,gshIidre-r0ad together containing over =" a:r's,
were reviewed 3y JulgY DOnoAls, ~ oIi"o"o SChfe.
thabeIs from to ceos o. t is -ioiih "a tbo "o9d
sat, AttUrnc Y-,icn,v-f Pratt. oOis ming
The will OF Edward II. Tracy was yr9tcrday
offered 10 prol,asc before Surrogate Hitehin2s hi
Tracy was one TIC executors oi the Tay est to- anu
al tie lime of his death motion was Ildlg :" reoT"
him from lis execaOr5hp tl.s aeton was part oi ''
ronte.t "a s tc VIII o JaIs B I1y earrie oh b.
al, er.ndd.ught. Kate Is. EVEiicL M 5ihtys VII
yecu,cd Daring his ia Mn - y y'9 a. rs eftN 10
hi. two broilier. Charles a,i W.li H u.'-.. ola
AYES are a sisle. anu the children two uO.,d s!s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
INQUEST IN THE WEST STREET HOMICIDE


Coroner WOtman Yesterday held an inquest
on the body OF Dennis Leary who was stabbed by A-
crstus Ross IN wesst on Sept g. William Prime testi-
fled that he heard Leay say, "Pl cut you" After@ard
lie saw Leary at Ross and saw Ross strike Leary
Thomas Johnston. barkeepcr at No. 127 Wess festi-
fed that no saw Losry into the hotel bleeding ana
saving that he had had fight and had "laid ONT some
one Leary wanted liquor, but the witness refused to
give it to him. About 4:i5 The witness heard sharp
words outside the door, and in minute or two Ross ana
Lcary came in Ross started TO wash himself; l@ary
went up behind him, but Ross told him to keep away.
Ieary then wen. outside and returned in four or five
minutes. and they had some words, and shortly
after clencbed and fought. policeman separated
them and put Leary ont The witness dd
not see any stabbed. Leary at ono time
attacked witness with btclerhlife, and ct another
threw glass Linn. Charles ". Quinn testified thai
Ieary asked him for knife which he refused 10 give.
and that Loary then went away threatening to Xxx
somebody. Anerward witness saw Leary and Ross quar-
ra,ing together. and n knife in thc nand OF Ross
W. NJ O'Snivan, officer Of inc Twentr inth fr"curt;
test fled rs to the particulars the arrest Ross nae,
shown him WI rs he mad been cnt ty leary, AMI iifi
sad tiat h. had gut ielry in s.'li-dsf,nse, ana h.'
thtown AWAY the Knife with Which il was done.
DR.. A. A. Gilman Ut The Park Hnspi al gave medca
testimony as TO L.ary's Wounds and the case vas lhln
given 10 the w. which, alter celebrating nearly aIi
hour, RENDERED, verdict that Leay came - rs ur'h ~
Il stab wound nil ctci by AI-nsts Eissat No Il, esq
st., Sept 3. Tnc prisoner was committed 10 'hs
Toinbs ~ await thC action Of the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

The directors of the Bank of England ct the regu-
lar weekly meeting to-day made no change in the
minimum rate of discount anil it still stands at two
Der cent, considerably higher than money can %
obtained in the on, side market. The bank now holds
Eli, S03, $50 unemployed bank notes. The decrease
in the bullion during the week was f529 S12, and
e2O 900 were withdrawn to-day on balance. The
proportion of reserve to total liabilities Is over
$50, against $3.50 last week. British COasols
closed a tribe easier and United Safes bonds
dull and steady, Erie being strong and higher
at 1Gi, for Common and 33 for Preferred The
Bank of France durng the week made a gain in
francs of 15,43l,G0 In Paris Renies closed at
6G75. This had no effect on the Wal-st. markets.
At noon the Sub-Treasury opened bids for tAe sais
OF half a million gold. These were ten IN
number acgrcgating 81 100000, at rates
ranging from 11J.O1 to 1870 The award was
made at 1880. the whole amount being taken
by John Anderson, viz: 100000 at l15.i0
There were no special considerations affecting gOid
ard the same causes were i'll existence To account
for the strong premium that have been in force for
several days. The opening price was ISL, from
which il rose to l15la. but again settled back to
ISL on the reduction in sterling and afterward
ranged at 115li0115ss. In late dealings toe pnce
advanced to 1853. On gold loans the rates were
Ie. ard lss of per cent per diem. and and per
cent per annum. borrowing. The foreign exchange
market was weak, and bills very difficult Of sale
Open,ng at 81 S4 and 81 81 tie leading drawers
later reduced rates TO 81 S3l2 and "a S6i2, with
business accessible below 81 SO and 81 SO. There
was, however, very little business doing. The AS
sstant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in coin interest,"
and $4,000 on called bonds. The days business
az the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared 500. 4OS, 600; gold balances SI95,767;
currency balances, $l ,OS3,523. Tho following ars
the principal quotations for gold
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xrwv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1875

sehr D. Sawyer tofI Jonespcr Cummnsa Windsor NJ D.
dayA with plaster. - . s,....x,.,
saile Ann, Virginia W. n Hutah. vrs,rns,,
n ~ sinmops Virginia Mary e. simmons, Virginia
sarah J. Hoyt. Virginia
Nd. zetsnd fBr, Uicks from NewYork which pnt into
Ivsr,ool ~ g. July 81 disabled saed sept o. for oouces
ter. England
FOREIGN PORTS
U.yIyA Sent THE steamship city Of New York. from
Eo YOrk sept T. this aft fnoon Inc Steamship
(,olmbus from NewYork 81, arrived here sept o.
HArAx N. g., Sept a-Arriy Cd, schr Merana from uree
mock and sailed for NewYork
DISASTER 49,,
sryITN Sept e-The syanell Capt Hichborn, WHICH
arrived 2i from New YORK. nal Doon asnots on
the JAs IN tine Baltic and was Obliged 70 es'i'oh
WV Tor Latest Ship Necs FIN Pdgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
THE ITALIAN CoUY.lRrErTERs.

The examination of Joachim Gucbeith anu
Antony Cal,iaIo d char,e oi ayr counttri'h money
in their possession. resumed yesterday hoor'' cn'
missioner OSBORN According 10 the testimony o. fc'c-
men MoAlahun and stewart there was round upon Le.o
men when arrested $50 in connieieit 80 bhs Oh Inc
FRS; National Bank of PHILADELPHIA, and 500 IN c0ul-
forfeit II O bills on the City National Ban Of Potg e r.
sa Cue ana C.-Gia4o CIaic. .ii LiVy uiu M
Know the money was bad G. 4 Jci't ~ comm. 81 "a
toit t action o Dr. Gran: jury, and TIE ezaniin atc
OF llrlaro Viii 10 cO1tll(d 1O-a..
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pEpAaYURA or FoAHlGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 10.

Steamship -Ill.'. =. -,
sNIUPDNY. SEi'r. H.
For Eng srd Wis Irc.In AMI ii'nc' VA c,ceis'"'!
end Iyt,iy ! H. ihr sof.isip 81. aH..c, mas co ~
II 80 supplement aia = q - Z: h' steam
fbn, a.,, 20 . p ~. y r. 10. o. Nuftl .ANtl
loT oniy glasgow, by no steamship N"'T1'
MI. t,se q. IL -. H. supplementary iai q ci"' *
~ IA ,ea ,.,y al at d. Pier 40. 20 North
.., -. CT,
10 the Continent Of isurol except farce). via Soul
am in 80" ~ -" lsii" - Il mans ci'' al
II.:J a. ~ supplementary aiii - 90, - az I,' -. ~
AN hin -ss = T. from y o' - Ti'', ii"'-' .
Mails fnr Ny Nr, th" stesn,in tf% o9 " -. COO ~
t. m eA.a,lip sails # IRON I.r 20. b. East ave.
sunday. ~E.G. l..
All t.,ss at osJcH IN The Fost-pm'o - open
q IA q ~. 20 "a g.
s.ls for .r,qiornaal Clos tho New YORK PoatoHce
every day - 80 %. ~ . 49,. 49, 1,-L DO,
MAJ. Tor N.!iN n - IS closed 81 Tue nc" i"" 20"
Ui...e eyciy DAY III D D. H.
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CALThDAGs THIS Dlr.
rfreENE % u ZEE

sfrcEuE COZ CA.l:.Fix--DDN"UrE, T.
= va,is AZ. -, ,rnis. l9J.. R.oo-ing ale ast Den.
el s,seyeT,. ngt. 70 ~ becy
al l.I0iIs al. ii,iJen .0l. lev. Is .st ia obs.
sicx. 30. - lD a.. II .ltL
90 Pc rae, agt. Horrn, &i5 NM a.. 'iscAisF.
PIesitrnf. 2lJ AK. s01 -. otOn-
Ia Ga'ier If { i Din. 22S.. Reiilsy sat otim'H
Ia rec. az. 20 aJd 2Sl % iC.I.n as- s'tcA
Altau Kan r..tCN
I'll ;toi AZ az. iiit;na..,t eco TEA! ssi4te Trgst
I.J.. NhislDak at EGileh. 49,. aGl. -soalef.
100. MAJ Oial FhOiOsr tph. 4G.. ila" ~ eiIr"
era Chem 90. agt 2Gi n - az. ilai.
Nims 2CI. Lux slofminger.
lCy. .D.OserInA1 :St. DISCS.
MAuSE CO, r-PlRr I.-(IIVes J.
1876 .ronhu sgt ON~ui a sos. Drr lg'. ScircNcr
al $3.50 .iss fcTs aet. Woo.
lj Brandon ait Gibbs = 3 a.. Ait Is rai iB.
JlTl. Anderson agi. Bern
$3.50. .C0fniuier Ell a. AIT. si'i.
b less.ng. al-3. Davfnnvt agt Tie
3l6'. .KsnsOL AT. Marshall fO!rtl Shpe ti'MG
3iG2. .fr'.n NJ. Moore. Granny
3lg3 Ainsdrea abA at STA fce lr axe Dawson.
Eli tricA. 5i7i bling at. "oDU 81
1896. Steward Jr, dat fIcc- , -
mAn. 5ifS-.h'i5 an. f'lirr
c-yn, sEssIoAs-I .c..,ff R--Sa.rIci Fields Patrick
JyDOs. William j. AlaerSbI. PATRICK CAM" 'aif.F '4
i'in1ck Benny iaIieN Hmci. H.: 81 CRAY. IhoIss
sisl Tu- Mnehcy, Mich to r,n george Walsh rphDri.
Daniel Council jopn Downs. iohl Day itlolone aaS't
AID battery; Fred Itch s- DrDGl1 harr JOIN 81
bans Jonn Moo llde Herr Lang burglary T" liam j. N'in
MONS Guar ~ zoe, 'obl Aariin, TINS fcya jan's ~
more e. Jrae smith petit lac rs FRA els 4. InyD. GA
iior lottery Wiian C. Yoke vo'aron ezc'se laws
Thomas dnce. shry iboFpso Sasa1lah On-'nsi James
q ,de;,n. = Nrst 'IustaIo Daclble' VILLAIN l. o.i
Iio .spo0 10, p' johnson Th0nas SrirE. o'n } OolIe
h.h,ei peGD. Jos ph Fiyun, ge-ua~ Pats n-r Si ar
Gov; ras hr Lilsga ialse pre- nsos !"Jnas Meyer
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DECIS.ONS-SElT. ..


e,,7Jrenc Conr.- ftqM6'fe-By .IudrN NonOhnr.-
D'u- at. hwai < GS2r;e. ocao ey T.. pc. faer
ttial. lens al. cl-,rtAlcl. to.. i' H. O. l6
Motion granted. cstt = aiic ct- NJ bsla.' - 'eh;4'
~ ser granted. Anon .,s Sia i-''rdngri Ia y az.
l.r-rd granted. 40 Ai.Ltci ~ On" utt - Ci NNh
Nett SteTalIJ e~tnted smith At HAil Or,
prauied. N!in-tJT.fr FTt1i'i. -ir,pi. at
Maacc.-OIdrr Granted uLrai a.. ii"1,~i.-t 10 :
c1rirnc. referees I'nOi:. gran ~ H"'rth
,iiyoe 10 - ANTI. OpGy ag. Nrisc:ttii.itd Hey"n''
M ,s.ss.-Nu stDNu MOI ~ ce OIL stcl- -
NJ 4s.Go'o fil.lan Nc ~ -iJh
do,.e M,ssuore sgl .tar.in go 2,.--lAe Asshois'd
4gi. COsinc.- Granted.
Sgrs, ior Cont Ct1ab~s-Bv Jn6gc Curtis-SJith-
erland 92i The Negl tfal aud rso 1N i-allOau
Com any. posed csc s.d al" % nen,i settii
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pESSENG ER.S SAILED.

rOR HAMhl ft--Tn ai.1l,tip FrisG. Sept. 0-John II.
Bas.r Nj s4d lady. Mss SuIlner Masr IN
i,rr ft I.ist oE.il u. Alnsb,ch, Hts j. SIns. Sao-
lAOa ,isagn. g. A. NJ VA " eel JOAN a. fos. Aayior
j., .:oahud sir1I b.is GstfOry, Alb. Lazarus =.
ca. NIT ~ L. - Asa er Jbais I"tkler. Zaoes oihs
c.,l Usca. ScIi,r, Isaac D.. tolaIder. Aro1 saiomon
rlLs o.; ~ arG vile. m Ssriloi1, ~. II. hics, Mir "
L. ,i.ysnt A.ipa -aies Mira r. H. hnbil, Nrs. Jean
go Nu.xpr "a ., f's.sa k1Ifmann, Irs Frances hotLneI
rJI. iEGs.UDA-Ii. steamship CIniiaI, Sgl. 9.Dr ".
w. ck - H. Nsmos, &. r. Alien. Iiss hlien Dr. smith,
ID j. ont .fucc, Pension. Ir ana Mira e.. DDlnS H.
A. Young iisTloit hrs - y. ta"Eer biIss !iompson
a. a. TnoLlpson, y ss rcnslon ~ hogan - MlitH.,.
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1xs1u.oRDlSATF SAILORS.

August j. Marie, Berthe G. Bucossc, end
InIs ,nertl sailors on board tle FIcrc his lend e..
were arrested yesterday OF charge II H.utntGs ctnd"cs
BY Deputy United States Marshal Duhert. They VIII be
,alcn before "A cn.u4ss.oncI tO-ls. 70. oSanllhaiio
~ j. Jansen. sailor o. bodrt o! q" %oITo Ei'h ofl
Nv Cuinlss Oo0 70 await .I~ 2e.iV "a 'e 49,
~. AN Consul AZ tBis pot
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WHAT CONSTITUTES UNDUE INFLUENCE.

WHAT CONSTITUTES UNDUE INFLUENCE.
ARGUMENT OF HENRY L.. CLINTON ~ TIE SMITH
WILL CASE BEFORE THE SURROGATE or SUI
POLK COUNTY, l. l.
Capt Jonas Smith of the firm of Jonas
enilh Co., shipping Dicrchants In kCwYork. oIed at
Stony Brook L. l., ia 1867, leaving his widow large
property; there children. In February, 1870,
bs widow died at stony Brook. Soon afterward viii
Vas presented by Mrs. louisa T. Norton niece OF do
cerst by which sbc il given nearly the who. estate.
amounting aboui 100000 This viii is contested by
the heus OF Mrs Smith tho ground that IL was OBJ
tiaed by undue influence. The contestants introduced
Large ALL Junt evidence. showing that the testament
airy declarations OF rs. Smith directly contrary ~
the ssiOns Of tbs will Evidence also Introduced
ss to the undue influence of Norton over Afs Smith.
Yesterday the argued before Jddge Heasas,
Surrogate OF sos County. The following /. ali abstract
the argument 81 enry L. Clinton Of New-Iork lead
tDg counsel for the contestants;
Capt Jonas Smith died iu 1867, az the OF 80, eav.
Sng LARGE estate, portion vi which lie disfrhdfei
among his relatives; tie rest he gave 10 bis WIDOW WIN
request tat would distribute Il III just and fair
prOporti anonF her kindred. VITA the exception Of
tho Oi LIS WIGS nophe, ne left nom OF nus proYcL
to her relatives IuhG SEDIl. daughter "I sister o'
ueceisnt, a few ytais old was received into Mr.
ea.tbs 'an ~, and Continued 10 li'e with ineDl al
Stl~y 4sTDOF uTtI $40 was 10 yeafs az hse
When lS sic I0srgiod l. Nr ft.Ht
II . D1cr ii ~ 1851 d 0r !cu- years sJc aud Acf
Lrsbpid iiVad to ib'j.. 0 tapi. j. '' f'iiih .
EOr'-st, Lfo0i1y "A. 5eriA aAp D-o @. tc = ~ 49,
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CONDITION OF TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.

CONDITION OF TIE FOUNIH NAIIONAH pA'''E.
Some designing persons having stated
rllnors aft cin tie credit OF tnc Fourth Haona Bank
al Nassau and Pinc-st the bank officials have caii'"
upon Examiner Mcigge 10 examine the bdnh ana report
condition The report will proD'hy be ready To-Day
Person, acliained with the Of tie bans Fl
i,5 i rely soly Ut aud able 10 meet any posoiD-o
"a, Al 1. Z
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c.fSSFECEES APRiVED.

FROM LoNDoy-n sra.s,''s canafo, Sept o.
NJ :. w. WI '4ms;t',. VI A. ArmIT,i ?nc'
Nj sna Sr, ". aal I.s. l. Perry. nr. a. y Il '1son
lsghr 'sAcr' ~ RGia'nd is'' I, ). '"l"'y
;igs. Go.,5 aud 81! "a ~ J. li4 t,,,.
L.. mi tiilirsj Ei~, ie' ;i T. H@''or'
~ - re- g. .as i aad siic NhrIPe,
Mr. J.i i Srs t. VIZ H. I. 4 n ii,
Mri : III an s. M,.op. NJ NJ, :. rs
Ms, , iono' anli u = ''.nick H.. i toSs5n
IS H. KILT. ..ssn - MI S5b:mo. ;il-s u. llo|.r
reG, Hsl!NwAia. ser''n,1 ce'sr, sept IT, s.o!
T;t. y. - IT, =: G. irlsos u ;aii9" a. ~ n''
smJ ser Joh los3n, g. " "h ~ :. n = w. D. NJ NJ; q.
y. A. riolbirs AID sar. K. d 'hon.n1rs A. H. ',tf.
N.s Mar Iu..y, H-n"ah store, tlil io.l''iaa- i;
~ ir ~. H'ar,nc ai-- iict; Mira D. W. iieIy
chl!. Mrs BE ald c4ii Gen. A - a'lF2l 81 ~ ,
fis;,",oo Ciar II <. ii IT, = tiT,n, q. n joig e.lur
rege H. - 800 j. - ~, ~" Sg ' trr ". " r. -;
and bro he 4. la'r iio II. inoi = ba,lri W L. n
WI r. jr r. G'r ~ a. ieI =, f., y, !
y ,c,,t - &c i' IL. aq iisiprr - pro%n W.
Corr rim ar A. if,r y j. iucsrr D0rsy
launean, 4 lrhan H. - ii'is' y. - So}S. -, r. I ;5a
f ils ~. W. y ils .ag ci : e q
An. Nlam lit, L. y 81 i1-h ;aI a. Il .',
b',.n, Wiram Eeas, Pc'sF ieriry, y, Mes3 ~ j..
r CHINA lo.n CaSar, Rslce Hefcn'al, r. Sti'l,nt,
iaIgart Eesr. James Zoe, Jra-s - AN o. boLpai5h
frs.s Cruise, =. Gsscye, irn- AVE. Gh lTo'.oi l5nA
a. Nv NJ. LauarIlc. i.H!nO Is. ltiG,.aa, IL ny
U-.. fIl,s iiUlua. Sitrc Elbssc,t, -. iiIni, 9 >
i.oross g. Garj iii.m rh.i, HenW semi I'm,
ia .e.i.l Samuel l'., lDo> C'n Jon ?. Eae,n T''.
Mc.4ly. J. Thoilpsetb John cuij' j. iiam.e, tGafy
Iogsf ". Natsui, g. w. Isl kt, W. y. ARIEL,
Ps5iyi Cose1 =. ". barr,ti. y. Cari weiGcy Ohm
~.wat N,r,, u. Heaac .o.d, A. y s,se, T. Coi.J and
VIC II, Ike I!s FINK. L. H.Hat.e, Thomas n
&c rs- sfc.ay willl'ns j. Less9n Lc1ry A curtis
goDcl scp = joan o..4 =. Wcs!osle Joan Barney. Jaae,
o. !le ,,rni- rf IL. T. CO.. 'WtL /. ils r X aicA J.
inns u. 5ioCo'ruac, r oinRs AutgIy f. hvais, r. hess
j. ic; 'Ollo-, ). Sanlioir. ,,, 49, - -,
FltusI LAGUAS t.A-!a s'SInI y CGr,be' sept ga
mo- iD au.6n IL! Juan M uiti sOn ,dasri" STUART lie.
T. = Falia Drrnetil, 1elpi1 - chez, le.r9 Gal"y.
Mr. 81 ND. IrtDu i1ssop itoiy aat sons, L. uYp0Ne
Jric. iIl2,a An n sialot'. HrsO Hroerilne.
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.un rsoe - bsG SaI ssts....... IL Ioon sets dorn
rf.H JAfB8 Tii5 DAl-A. ~
sandy UJoA.. 300 uO,s isiab o.o1 ben IL FertI O;2o
!rl.u WaiEF mir DAi-P. NJ
sandy oos 835 Cows island Az Hell q. ForrT. 6Ol
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Ocean 5teamers.
NCHOR LINE-CARRYING U. s. MAILS


A NCHOR LINE--CARRYING u. 8. MAILS
NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
VICTOR 4 ..........SATURDAY Sept IL. 2 p. m.
UIOPi SATURDAY, sept. - "a
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. OR Lon DoNDERRf;
CABIN PASSAGE. $50, no aud soo currency
In.4Tmtdiat and Steerlge At lowest rates.
Co.Dpany's Of1ees Z i0 wing green ,,,,, ..
HEN DEl.soN BRoTHERS. Agents
A MEXICAN LINE.
N WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVI ICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL calling at Qu fiEHs;,
TOWN, sailing every THURSDAY nom lbuadeipbil ana
ga ling every WEDS ESDAY from Liverpool The following
steamers are appointed sail from PHILADELPHIA: -
* ENILWOKrH Sept. CRY of BRISTOL Sept 80
PEN NSYI.NANIA. Sept. IL iOHlO...........-...Oct
INDIANA ........S pit % lILLINOIS......:.-O oct Ia
PRICE OF PASSAGE II CURRENCY. .,oo
%ioV
siceage tickets to and from all points NJ
the Owest rates.
s.cnoIs marked with star DO not carry Intermediates
PASS or acconmOia ons for all classes unsurpassed
For pasaac 81 rcght and other inOrmaton appy0
GEO. ". LrUN, Agent, ~ Broad ST., ". l.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
g Battery place, New YORK.
PETER WRIGHT " SONS General Gents
800 Walnut ST. Philadelphia
RICHARDSON SpEXCg q Co, Liverpool
~ a. j. CL.MiAs u I;EO,, QleeIst0Mh.
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Money continues easy, and there are no changes
in rates to h. recorded. Call loans doing at 2a2
per cent, prime mercantile paper ranging AZ ii2ao
The Customs receipts at Washii gton to-day were
800, 600 and the Internal Revenue receipts, S3Jo,-
OOO the United States Treasurer receiving SG3oOoo
in National bank notes for redemption. The follow
ing was the Clearing -house statement: Currency
exchanges $53,9sO. 900; currency balance, 3d.
1866; gold exchanges, S5.450.72O and gold bal
ances, $7G2,222.
Government bombs were strong and higher, under
Gr,er gold ard "a more active business reported.
W.. annax clos ng street quotations:
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b. WONDER BEthE, Ur''trdI EuIUPc.sn = ESHI, IN
sNHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE

FOR QUEENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULIPOWENED STEA MSHlPS.
sailing IRON New York SATURDAYS, fIDm Liverpool on
THUKSoAYs calling at Cork II arbOr each way.
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY sept ii, Vt p IN
GERMANIC, SATURDAY. sept Is at AN
CELTIC. SATl KDAI. S- pt. Do Al y. IN.
ADgIATIr SATURDAY. Oct. 2. at $50 o. IN.
BALiiC. SATURDAY. oct O. at l2:30 D. IN.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DUCK PIER 02, NORTH
RIVER.
Tless Straner trade uniform IN Size
in RppOn Phe saloon, StaterooinA
placed alidshps where the noise
motion degree Of comfort hitherto un
atseingb'c at
IAT saloon, 500 $40 AMI 200 gold Return Ilckets
. favorable terms Steersge f25.
DtH:i- 1 upnsr'
nr Inspection 81 pls and other information apply at the
Gu aL,|s sa!Saa, NJ. ~ Broadway, hewYork
X ], CORrIS. Agent
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The following table shows the amount Of alleged
capital employed. dividends paid, assessments levied,
and extent of property of the principal gold and sill
yer mines OF California and Nevada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
!0 10 s Oh t''''sG H Hlii F., & co.. Bowling green.

ATrw-Yor., Havana 81 Mexican Nail 5. 5, Line.
n ste5ncr, ave Pr" H'rsn "'yrr, at m, rs follows;
FD& HANnAA Di"LD /: 49,. :.
CITY OF nANAiA I,sDAY sept
CIR VERA f'tti IL sen
rify or . - YI!,X .......... III & l5DAN sept 20
FOR VERA XVI AND NHN-fliLEAAS.
pr sr5go. taniuac fIpan. ana ianplco
cry UF !ihVA ,A-.......-....IU h>DAH sept Ia
~ In. .ut:. < -CjN- ,o3. II aud 81 broadway:
- leave New.Orlssus sept il and oct for
= LIZ j IL l IL. .lnl.pl -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

slt TTA-.PtON hSD D!i-MI: y.
Cn,trA%Y., PIE.a lot of .,fCD ND.sr. HDBDKEE.
niSisfriG ~, SEPT. u l.iE!S. NaiuriIs Set 1S
-; IN N.l., -r-f Il ODER ...Saiur.ay sent -
- Trt, al p ! t'ii FROM sE, YOHK SOUfIIiHP-
,s,itsr f,,,,IN ,I6n cola SECISD CABIN. 500 gold
.I..l;A L. so Catl,ncJ. CT,
pc-. Ticket "a reduce, rates. Prepaid SteefaSe Certln
ca. 80 currency.
Io .ic ut o., llsslgc. apply t0, 10 pou,n- ,roe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
DACIFIC MAIL s. :. LINE.
EDR CALI IlNIA. IApAN aud CIiINA

DACIrIC MAIL s. :. LINE.
/ EOR CNIITJHNlA IAPAN, aud CHINA
saiiis ii,sn iieI ~ N % RIVER
COi.DH, sept H. at l2 m
CONNECTING for all CeuIal american and Pacific ports
.,is,i Tickets - The Oh ian Exposition ana hettrn
s'F FRO San FRA SCISCo. for JAPAN amt CHINA
CITY or TB.lO, oct. j.
TO San FRANCISCO OBJECT via STRAITS OF MA
GELbAS.
The Pacific Mail steansup Company will Dispatch their new
anu e''S' cifYP0P SAN FRANCISCO
nes a sept 49, 1879, Tor ABOVE named uest
or ireg pa-sae, app AZ Pi-r ~ : oh ~
DACiFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl''
FOR JAMAICA and SANhNlLlA.
Steamship HENRY CHAJ SCEY VIII SAL Tor the aDove
"""'' ''' THURSDAY Sept %, AT IL m.
For freight pa,sa G. 1t GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Apply Companys Office on pier ,oot Of cara st. North
aver IL u 't LIN = 1"s' iil''.toi'-
ypED STAR LINE.-Appented to carry the
IL Bcgiau aud United states Mails
fOllow ing steamers are appointed 10 SAL
From Philaiclphia. From New York.
vADfHLANornneSsM u hs sT &En PfNEVADAS'p'O
Esf Rsb51tpns 10 sf sG
PRICES OF PASSAGE ~ CURRENCY. 4oo
First cabin 500 Second cabin 500
Sicerge tickets all points the lowest rates.
Passeu acconnodat ons for all classes uusnI !isse
GEO. ". COTTON, Agent, AZ Broad st.
JOHN MCDONALD. Messenger Agent,
Eatter, place New York.
PETER WRIGHT go s9X 81, Gen GEM Agfls.l, 9Th,
n WONDER DECKE General European Agent, Antwerp.