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GUILTY pLEADERs IN Mr1wAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. g. 1876
In the United States Circuit Court to-day the follow
ing persons pleaded guilty indictments for conspir-
acy to deraud the revenue:--H P. Ellis. D. H. Grif.
dths and q. A Valentine storekeepers; Leopold Wrth
Robert Kewert Charles Hentze, Aaron Schomned
Henry Schomneid and William Bergenthal distillers
fer
II Is expected that the case against Jacob Nunne-
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STEAMSHIPS COLLISION.

rE STEAMSHIP NEVADA AT ANTWERP WAITING
REPAIRS.
LoSDoE, Jan. 90, 1876.
rhe steamship State Of Nevada which recently
arrived al Antwerp from New York, and the British
samer PAllAs came in collision thore the day before
ysterday.
Telegram reported that the State Of Nevada was IN
inured but mail advces al hand to-day state that her
ruder was twisted her rudder post bent and her pro-
peler frame broken Her master awaits instructions
whther 70 repair At Antwerp proceed TO The Clyde
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FATAL NITRO-GLYCERINE EXPLO-
SION.

srRIycvHLD. Mass, jan 2o, 1915
The careless hammernR OF frozen plug exploded
$50 pounds Of niiro-gycerine. In Mowbray's nitro
gycerne factory, at North Adams this afternoon, de-
moishug the building and an unoccupied dwelling and
damaging other buildings in the neighborhood Two
workmen, Benjamin Cook and John Cullen, we're
blown 70 pieces and John Wallace the foreman, was
Injured. but not scriouslp.
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THE LYNCHING AT CHARLESTON.

EsTEPT, DAWSON AND HINES LYEcHED By rHE
MoB-HINEs HANGED BY THE NEGROES.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 26, 1876.
Estept, Dawson and Hines, who were taken from
charleston jail by mob last night, were hanged at
CAmpoeps Greek Bridge this morning at one O'Clock
Estept and Dawson hanged by the whites. Hnesl
py tue negroes large crowd OF people Witnessed
the execution. The bodies were taken down thia
morning by the civil authorities and prepared foe
burial Ihe three men died brayely Thore Is great
excitement throughout the country
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THE POSTAL CONGRESS.

BERSE, Jan. 26, 1879
Tne International Postal Congress has agreed 70
a'm British India and the French colonies into the
PstAl Union The question OF admitting other colo
nes ' reserved until the next Congress- the time for
tls meeting Of which wall be aDDolnted ,omorros.
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ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT AGAINST A PROVINCIAL

BUCHAREST, Jan. &C. 1876
person, once employed by the government, named
Parakivesko, who had dismissed from his position
for embezzlement and refused reinstatement by the
Prime Minister yesterday attempted to assassinate him
while he going TO the Chamber OF Deputies.
He did not succeed however, the Minister being
only slightly wounded in the face The perpetrator OF
che attack was arrested.
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ROME AND AUSTRIA.

FRANCIS JOSEPH APPROVES THE NEW PAPAL
ARCHBISHOP.
VIENNA, Jan. 26, 1876
The emperor Of Austria the 18th inst, formally
approved the appointment of Mgr. Kutschler to the
Archbishopric OF Vienna
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CASE OF M'KEE CLOSED PosTPoNEAIENT OF
DABcoCK's TRIAL.

Sr. LOUIS Mo-, Jan. 90, 1876
The prosecution closed It's evidence IN the Mckee
case today and the defence will begin the introduction
OF testimony tomorrow. Nothing or startling
was elected to-day. Five six witnesses were ex
amned their evidence relating particularly to
the scope and operations Of the eringn than 90 Nc
Keo's completely In It,
The general opinion ia that the prosecution made
out good case against McKee, although not so strong
was made out against Mcdonald and Joyce. The re-
suit will depend very much upon the OF tho de-
fendants evidence So far known McKee's lawyers
Will depend almost entirely in their ability to mpeach
the government witnesses the ground OF
bad character The great public interest con-
tinues unabated tremendous crowd being present
in the court room until the adjournment On account
OF the length of time consumed in the Mckee trial and
the time likely to be taken up In the Mcguire case
which is next on the docket Babcocks trial has beon
indefinitely postponed from the 3ls the day originally
set for it,
General Babcock, as well as tho government wit
nesses who reside In Washington has been notified by
telegraph to keep himself readiness TO come mere
immediately when summoned
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THE AUSTRIAN ARMY MOVEMENT DENIED.
BERLIN, jan 26, 1876.
The Kreus ZeitIng declares 1t has received from a
well Informed quarter in Vienna decided denial of tine
reports OF Austrian military preparations in view Of
eventuates in Turkey.
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APACHES DEFEATED.

TwENTY-THREE SOLDIERS WITHSTAND EIGHT
TMEs THEIR EUMBER-TwENTY-T IN
DIANS KILLED.
Kansas CRY, No, Jan. 26, 1876.
oh the nth inst party OF 300 Apache Indians
attacked a squad OF twenty-three soldiers fifty
miles south Of Santa Fe New Mexico.
The troops were on bufao hunt, and
being armed with carbines made a very good stand
and fought CALAMITY Twenty three red devils wero
killed. Three soldiers we're wounded one fatally A
detachment OF troops has been sent from Santa Fe
to search for the offending Indians, whom they Will
further chastise, If found
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HOW ABSURD TO CROAK AND wHEEzE WITH
a cough which HALEs HoSEr HoRKHoUED TAR wia
PIKr's ToornAcHK DRoPs In minute.
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THE wHIsKEY FRAUDS.
BATCH or INDICTMENTS BROUGHT INTO COURT
IN cHIcAGo-sTLL OTHERS TO BE PREPARED.
r,.,,.co u, fQ-a

BATCH OF INDICTMENTS BROUGHT INTO COURT
IN cHIoAGo-sTuL OTHERS TO BE PREPARED.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20. 1873
inc long expected indictments against Hesing AMI
Neu" were presented this morning in court, we're
a'so 'nuic'men1s against xDeputy Collector Hoyt
hinty and several others Of less note The indict-
men1s against ex-county Treasurer Miller will be per
fected and presented IN day or two There are no
less 'han three indictments against Hcslng and two
against Rehm. but the authorities refuse for the pros
ent to impart their contents II may be stated reuer
ally however, that one Of the indictments against
Hesng Is for hts partnership in the Lake Shore Dist
lery, while tho other two are mainly based upon
his alleged corrupt assignments OF conniying
gaugers, for bribes paid by dstllers for his
alleged conspiracy with Hoyt Rehm and
Miller and similar offences The indictments
against Rehm based frauds perpetrated by him
owner Of tho matt house. and also on his alleged
general conspiracy with the "ring." No bench war
rants were issued against Hesing and Rohm they
made for them TO appear morning and enter
INTO new bond Judge Bodgett fixed the BAH at
SIC, 00D for each
Ainty still at large but Hoyt was arrested and held
In 500, 900 bail He is said 10 be thoroughly ruined
and expressed himself in denunciatory terms against
this high amount Of bail He has been unable TO find
Hayne will be ready TO take his bail until late hour
tonight II be does not succeed in finding bondsmen
he Will have to spend the night In Jail
=, Ihe Grand Jury examined to-day again Golser and
Mason, whose testimony only an amplincatIon OF
that already telegraphed W the HERALD The only
new witnesses heard Guy Magee and Stanley
huntley They both refused to divulge the sources
rom which the recent onslaught upon Brlstow OBJ
tanned Mr. Writ Dexter the counsel for the govern
ment who conducted the examination, threatened to
have them committed for contempt They also denied
emphaticaly the statement that the Whiskev Ring
had paid them money for this attack on Bristow Mr.
Huntley says he will also be indicted.
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cARLIsr POSITIONS ASSAULTED.

cARIIsr POSITIONS ASSAULTED.
LONDON, Jan. 26, 1876.
special despatch from Irun to the Morning Post
says King Ahonso's troops making Simultaneous
attacks upon the Carlis positions, in the provinces
Of Aava, Biscay and Guipuzcoa
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srrED STATES BONDS FIRM AND IN DEMAND.
LONDON, Jan. &C. 1875
~The Times in It's financial article to-day says that
Stmen, stocks remain very hrm, particularly United
ates bonds, which being bought heavily for ex-
srt thther. The ls67's steadily absorbed for New
lrk, and the funded loan steadily taken for invest
r7nt hera
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PROGRESS OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE
ALFoNsIsTs AND THE cARLIsTs
LONDON Jan. 26 1876.
The latest adyces from Renteria report that the
battle continues to-day between Arechulegui and San
tiago-Mend.
Intelligence has boen received from Passages that the
Carlsts in force occupy positions north of Audoain An
Alfonsist force has landed al Guetara
oARLIsr bEPEAr
despatch dated Hendaye and received in Paris
claims THAT the Carlists have been defeated.
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THE QUESTION OF FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE
MADRID, Jan. 26 ls1d
The Cronista believes that the Cores will approve OF
clause in the constitution establishing religious ol-
Grafton.
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THE sultan AS A FINANCIAL SPECULATION.

THE SULTAN AS A FINANCIAL SPECULATION.
LONDON, Jan. 90, 1876
The Times Constantinople correspondent writes that
he has been positively assured that the Sultan owns
$40 100000 the Turkish debt and that he has ex-
acted full payment of his dividend refusing the half
coupon paid to the other creditors
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KAGUsA, Jan. 70, I8I6
Tnirty-nve hundred Of the garrison OF Trebgne
Gently made sortie TO obtain supplies from ZarninA
me insurgents met them at Duz and drove them back
The capituatlon ofTrebigne is imminent, owing to
che lack Of provisions
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THE LEGISLATIVE OPPOSITION TO THE GOVERN
MENr-ITs PARTY CONSTITUTION.
LONDON, Jan. 27, 1876.
Madrid despatch in the Standard tins morning says
the opposition in the Cortes will include three
republcans-Castelar, serraolara and Anglada;
three radicals-the Marquis Of Sardoal. Cende
Reus and olavarrieta from thirty-fve to
forty constilutonasts, among them sagasta,
Balaguer Ulloa, Camacho and Romero Or
tz; afteen to twenty Neo-Catholic Moderados and
thirty five to forty partsans of Catholic unity, who
will support the government generally except on the
religious question. The exact figures be given
until the scrutiny OF the returns is completed.
rHB cLERIoALs CATHOLIC UNITY.
The Espdfd, clerical organ regrets that the cleo
tons we're not held Immediately after Alfonso was
proclaimed king. in which case "the triumph OF
Catholic unity would have been assured"
This utterance is thought indicate that the prIn-
ciples Of religious unity viii be sustained.
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CUBA.

HAvAKA, Jan. 26 1915
The drought the -Abajo district continues,
with damaging effect the tobacco crop.
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THE PORTE LIKELY TO ACCEPT THE AUSTRIAN
PLAN FOR REFORM
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BENNETT BUILDING,

LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON sTS
HANDSOMELY AND WELL,HEATED oFfIcKS
40 LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
Apply ON THE PREMISES
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

SENSIBLE IDEA-THE NEW SILK ELASTIC
TRuss worn with comfort. supplied by ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY 6o3 Broadway. supcrcedes all metal trussoG
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
TURKEY.

THE HERZEGOVINA INSURGENTS REPuDIATx THE
AUSTRIAN PROGRAMME FOR PEACE.
LONDON, Jan &C. 1876.
The Pail Mall GaseHs's Berlin telegram says the in
surgen leaders in Herzegovina have issued procama-
tion declaring that the Austrian programme is unac-
eeptaoie though supported by the Powers and calling
upon the friends Of liberty answer il with connu-
ance OF the war and by slouter resistance
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The presentation Of Andrassy's proposals the Sui
tan is fixed for the beginning OF February Their
ceptance by the Porte is considered certain
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

RoYALIsTs xHcAMPED ON GROUND WON FROM
THE cARIIsTs
SAN SEBASTIAN, jan 20, 1876.
The royahst troops have carried several important
positions between Hermann and Lasarte, and
encamped on ground which they have won from the
Carlists
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

| A-wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY IS A
reliable remedy for all pulmonary complaints. so
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FRANCE.

SENATORIAL STRENGTH OF THE PARTY OF THE
LEFT.
LONDON, Jan. 26, 1876.
The 126 members which IL is estimated the party OF
the Left will have the French Senate include those
Of every shade, exclusive OF radicals.
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RIGA, Jan. 26, 1875
The hrst despatch about the failures here yesterday
was incorrect One large firm, not two failed. Its
liabilities g. o27 200 and assets ST. 72o Ooo The lat
ter will be difficult to realize. Tho suspension OF the
local bank Is confirmed
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ENGLAND.

THE CANADIAN DOMINION JUDICIARY TO BE
HELD SUBJECT TO THE COUNCIL OF THE
CROWN.
LONDON, Jan. 26 1876
The London correspondent OF the Manchester
ruGrdian says that the Earl OF Carnarvon Secretary
Estate for the Colonial Department. determined
ivse the Queen that the clause OF the Dominion Par
aments bill creating the Supreme Court OF the Do
nion which debars appeal to the Pnvy Council OF
ngland. must be repealed
The correspondent also says an intimation to that
feet has either been will be sent TO the Canadian
.vernment.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

BALLS, PARTIES, SNOW, RAIN.-BooTs ANR
SHoEs for all occasions Patronage
MILLER n 90. No 3 uninn snnArn
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THE LATEST FACTS RELATIVE TO THE FAILURE
AT RIGA.
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LEE 4 PERKINS,

1T IS UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED THAT KEEPS
patent partly made DRESS SHIRTS the best and cheapest
n
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AANHOOD-2OOTH EDIrION.-A TREATISE RKs
l planatory OF the with FOR
cessul treatment OF Weakness Low Spirits Nervous Ex
hauston Muscular Debility and Premature Decline an
hood price soc Address the Author DR. DE- T. CURrIA
DOT West 22d 81. New YOrk
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IF YOU WISH TO PREVENT LUNG TROUBLE
GRADUATED LUNG PROTECTORS everywhere
SINGER Manufacturer 694 broadway
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RUSSIA.

HEAVY LIABILITIES OF FAILED TRADERS AT RIGA.
RIGA, Jan. 26, 1876
The liabilities OF the two large firms which failed
yesterday ST. 600 and ST. GIT 200 respectively
These failures have necesstated the suspension Of
local bank with liabilities at 440 O00 and assets
estimated at 81, 900
OTHER HOUSES IN DANGER.
Further suspensions Of small firms believed be
inevitable apprehensions felt in regard to
the stability ofthe larger houses
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

DICKS TASTELEss MEDICINES CAN NOW Bn
had In all drug stores. Ask for circular
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

| SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Krated Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST ay. and 25th
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| RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
oflae Marsh Coz at his old Office. No Yesey st. lAstor
| Housed no uptowu branch
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THE GARRISON OF TREBIGNE LIKELY TO SUR
RRNDER
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THE FIRESIDE COMPANION, OUT TODAY, CON-
tans besides the and
sketches, Fashion Article. Snaps for Girls Our Family
Physician Consumption Kitchen Lore, Answers 70 Core
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

IONS MINIsTERIALIsT EFFORTS TO sE-
CURE A MAJORITY.
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Is tho only GENUINE
Wnnnrnnnu. = u.a.u.
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The republicans, IN circulating tho speech Of Ben
Hun as campaign document likely To be over.
whemed BY their opponents The democrats have
already sent out 75 copies OF Sunset coxa speech
the largest issue on record Of such document and
exceeding by $1,000 copies the circulation given one OF
Stephen A. Douglas famous addreases
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

vARICOsE VEINS AND ULCERS Serious
Discharge Desquama Of the Cuee all cured bf
GILES LININKNr loDfDE AMNoNiA Sold by all drugs
gists. Depot. No 45l 9th av. New York
WIGS TOUPEES, &C-G RAUCHFUSS, PRAC
ical Wigm aker a East 18th broadway Now York
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has secured

Mr. Frank Leslie has tho Of announcing that hs
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Jim
Cotton quiet mddling Iisse Low %iddlns ioS.e good
oc. soa. TVS s ss. o. ar s Isl E1
Nrw ORLEANS. June g. 1876
Cotton quiet. m nd l.e Low %,iddling ioss good
p pis.soa 70 o''" D'''-'' 49, s's' 'oo STOCK
Cotton auic. aud firm; middIing. lie; low middiIng,
Zoe coed s, ,nl sc DC Net receipts ~ lseA
Cotton duh middllnr lie low middins 10 iac good
ordinary s Net receipts, 100 bales; 100 saes.
Cotton quiet: middling II i.sc low mldaling ie'2s
poSss cos ssS liz sales. 80 ssost' sc7s
Spirits Of turpentine steady 27c. Rosn dull and
Flour unchanged; sales 400 bbls. Wheat dull choice
as At 4 : corn Il II e.. o
Western nike csc; grade e,c. barley quiet; No.
oI snsSi,ss ton Ei'isss az; ssp:ss
and rye, Sc. 70 New York; lumber. y the ad
ION. Y 20 e Ss s Sss Lake Canal %
s4s.sso feet
Lake recepts-Fiour 500 bills wheat. $4,000 bushels
s sa 500 o ss.s s, ss: % ao ss s a.
barley Loco 90. Canal Shipments y tide. asoI-whea.
$3.50 sGs ss r s ss
sssi ss. sai Ss 90 Canal ss ss . no. &
aess osi; Fl: corn ns%nay s..e 70 New YORK ,o.
s$S very sa;ss;I:$ ..i:: ss.s
ss a. s. al % e. White a 81 fo ' Corn
sales Of 40 ear 30 mixed Western az ssc Oats rye and
Lard dull. lower at l25sc Highwines nominal.
TOLEDO. June 3. 1875
Flour dull Wheat dull: No. white Wabash, 81 81: No.
do 81 II No. white Michigan 81 10: do 81 81:
old do a. as amber Michigan. spot aud June. 81 23ac
July. q 23, No do; % No. red winter ~ 80; no
~ -; 81 IL: No. red. ~ o. Corn eaer
high mixed. Doe; Juy, a0Nc. low mixed 4shc. No =
white 4tsc grade. Ale damaged. 4Oisc Oats hrmer
No 81 sc.: Michigan 3.lsc; rejected, receipts
Flour, 10 bbis wheat. 5000 bushels; 25Uo do.
oats ShipmcOts-flour. 800 bbls wheat, 5000
bushos; corn, $1,000 do; oats. 500 do
CHICAGO. June 3, 1876
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat active firm No.
spring 81 o3s 81 o37 cash June, 81 Oz July 81 U4
40 o., oiJsc. rejected do sic sic.. Corn easier;
2 437sc. spot aud July 431sc June Oats nrmer.
2sc spot Rye stexdy At os1zc Barley moderately active
$ls. spot x17 10 SIS July and xis IS $s 20 August
Lard easier. At $40 ~, spot; $40 ~ $40 s2H july
$40 81 Bulk meats hrmer. shoulders Bt,c.
clear rib and clear sides u4c. etsc whskey. 81 90 Re
ceips-fiour, lUcuO bbs wheat l1sUlO bushels; corn
2s6Ooo oats. 700 Do rye. 300 do; barley, 5000
shpmcns-Fiour eyp bbls wheat lo 400 bushels corn.
242OOO do. oats. II 900 do. rye, 40 do.
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The body OF Joseph Slavin, eleven years old, OF No
157 Washington street. who has been missing the
Both ut, was yesterday morning found floating In the
water at pier 20, Nor River.
The body of drowned woman was found yesterday
morning of East Fty fifth street by Morris o'Conne
OF Aliens Point II had been long in the water, both
and feet and the flesh OF the face had been
away by the fishes. Her height was about four feet
She had on part Of black petticoat The body was
sent to the Morgue
Yesterday afternoon unknown fell OF tho
dock at the foot OF East Third and drowned.
The BODY recovered.
The body OF drowned man found In the river,
~ the foot OF Van Dyke street. Brooklyn yesterday
aud removed to the Morgue. Deceased was about
thirty i've years OF age. five feet eleven inches In
height, and had dark side whiskcrs HIS clothing
sisted OF black diagonal coat. dark pants and white
vest cotton updershirt and Congress gaitora The
mans very much dccomposed-
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

william Fi,ximmons, Of No. 365 West Thirty third
street, fell asleep bench in Washington square at
four O'Clock yesterday morning, and William Gray,
aged sixteen Or No 81 Horallo street and John Glib
son, aged nineteen. OF No. 2l4 West Twelfth street.
stole S. from his pocket They we're arrested BY ON.
Ger Kilkenny of the Fifteenth prcc net, and committed
for trial by Justice bully al Washington Place Court.
Edward Cas- lldy, aged eighteen years, OF No 3o2
Cherry street was ned for Essex Market Court
yesterda ,ur sIa,chIng watch IRON John iscroh.
wit xnom no entered into conversation In Cherry
street.
While Catherine Horn, Of No. 53s East Eleventh
street. 10 81 Brdpcts Catholic church on Saturday
night she caught Henry Malice. Of No - Cornes street.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Events Of the Wesk-Ths Speculative Strength
Of Certain Stocks.
THE MONEY AND GOLD MARKETS,
Renewed Demand for Government Bonds and
Higher Prices Railway Bonds Firm
Railroad and Mining News.
WALL STREET.
luna 4 1874


The week has been az uneventfu one. While the glass
OF speculation has not moved up much 1t has pointed
pretty steadily 20 "iair." and cheerful auguries arc
drawn OF It's continuance in that quarter Taking the
list through there has been . visible Improvement, not
so mucn in prices IN tho temper of the market In
place OF the depression and gloomy forebodngs which
have long hung the street there is disposition
to regard the future cheerully and though much
cannot be expected in the way OF rise Il Is something
10 get rid Of the atrabious hue through which tho
situation has been judged
One OF tho principal items Of the week has been the
advance Western Union under the fostering care Of
the Panama and 0rton party, who went in for a
moderate turn under the impulse OF an intontion TO
award dividend and make good showing as TO their
business receipts or Jay Goula was not to BIO
caught mapping but moved along with them, buying rs
they bought and selling a little before them as there
was evidence OF yesterday If stockholders wore
aware of Tho curious way in which this anticipated
dividend was accumulated things would not look so
couleur de rose.
Alter Western Union Lake Shore has received tho
greatest attention. The prominent bears have closed
up their contracts working the stock up to "a the
process and letting drop back to 52 when tho mo-
tive power removed The strongest bcarish feeling
In tho street directed against this stock and propho
ces OF considerably lower figures to be had for the
asking On tho DINER nano piocks oi Inc stock arc III
strong hands and many persona consider tho shares
quite cheap at existing prices
The considerable advance in the so-called granger
stock has probably given more tone to the market than
any other existing cause, for the that It was
believed to emanate from real legitimate improve
meut in their business. How long this Improvement
to last will probably depend tho continued grain
shipment.
Brokers have pretty much made up their minds to
the recurrence OF dull and torpid summer, but
drawing hopeful horoscopes for the fall 1t is to
be desired that this anticipation will be realized.
THE TRANSACTIONS WEEK.
Tho following table represents the opening, highest
and lowest Sales regular way, OF the principal stocks
during the past week, together with the number Of
hare dealt in