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AMERICAN OFFICIAL POSITION At SALOSIOA.
Martial Law Proclaimed in the Spanish
Basques and Navarro.
THE BULGARIAN REBELLION sUBDUED.
Italy Assents to the Berlin Memo
randum to the Sultan.
TURKEY.

rH1 UNITED STATES CONSUL CLEAR OF THE
sALoNIcA OUTRAGE INFERxNcEs.
CoxsrAxuSoPLx, May q, 1874
The o1nciai inquiry into the origin OF tho Salonca
outrage shows that the American Consul absent
when the Bulgarian girl arrived and that his brother
sheltered her one night.
The investigation Is still progressing,
THE MsuRREcrIoN BULGARIA. sUBDUED-woE 10 THE
vAxoUrsHED
Oncial kilograms have been received here announc-
ing that tho instruction in Bulgaria has been COM
pletely subugated
Military operations in that province have therefore
ceased.
orToHS AvExGEMEyr
The prisoners takenby the Turkish troops viii
30 brought to trial
All the villages that In revolt have rendered
her submission to the Turkish authorities
1 POWERFUL REINFORCEMENT TO THE BRITISH
FLEET IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
LONDON, May ~, 1870
Her Majcsty's ronplated steamship Sultan, twelve
gums 1886 tons and $40 horse power lately attached
70 the Channel squadron, sailed to-day from spthead
Mediterranean squadron.
GERMAN SQUADRON STEERING TO THE EAST
GIBRALTAR, May %, 1876
German squadron OF four mcn-of-war passed here
Thursday night going eastward
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A--ESPESsCAEIDS ALASKA CASslMERES JUST
Introduced are neat light. and szqa,sey beautiful
70 defy snccessfu mtaone perfect original without
o. rival and the leading vonteusn
The season Try them, - lis Nassau -
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SPAIN.

wARTIAL Law PROCLAIMED IN THE BASQUE
PROVINCES.
SAN SEBASTIAN. May 81, 1870
General Qucsada has proclaimed martial law aud
declared state Of serge throughout the Basque Prov
inces and Navarro
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL SCOUT.
Hostile Bands in Great Numbers Following
and Firing Upon the Party.
HIGH WATER CAUSING DELAY.
Three Hundred Crow indians to Operate
with the Troops as Scouts.
MORE MURDERS REPORTED.

FoRr FErrKRxAs, Wy. r., May q. 1874
The whole Of General Crooks Army OF tho Big Horn
Is at or this post but the Platte River divides its
troops from Medicine Bow. The command arrived
tho north side Of the stream hero Wednesday and
had not all crossed the river yesterday, when tho ropc
BY which the fcrryboat is propelled across II was
broken by the force OF tho This Is the
OF annoying delay though it hoped that the cxpe
dition will be ready to start on Monday
teamstcr named Dill attempted TO swim the river
yesterday and was drowned. Eighteen horses have
been lost in similar attempts to The Platte il
still rising.
RETURN or SCOUTING PARTY.
General Crook, Saturday last, sent north twelve
commanded by Sergeant Carr, Of Company A, Sec.
ond cavalry, to seek trail to the forks Of Powder
River, southwark OF old Fort Reno, in order to find
practicable iords They were accompanied by Frank
Gruard guide. No had they gone Of sight
OF Fort Fetterman than they frequent signs OF
Indians. The party dogged and watched by them,
and fred upon repeatedly. Tho hostile bands were so
numerous around them they advanced that they de-
tcrmlned finally to back, and reached this post
after an absence OF four days
THREE HUNDRED CROWS COMING.
General Crook has secured the OF 800 instead
OF 100 Crow Indians from the Mission Agency ana they
agreed TO meet him on Powder River May so Tho
hgh water has prevented the possibility OF the fulfil
ment OF this agreement by tho troops and Il feared
that the Crows viii d'sperso when they do not nd the
army at the tysting place. General Crook has, there
FORE ordered two companies of the Third cavalry
manded by Captains Van vct and Crawford, to out
to-day with supplies for eight days to meet the Indian
allies and remain in camp with them until the coming
up OF the main force
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MARCH
Major Chambers will command tho infantry detach-
nent OF tho expedition, which will DO employed a.
guard for the wagons, teams and supplies
pontoon bridge Is to be carried during the cam
paign enable tho troops at any point tho
deepest OF the North when necessary. pursuit
OF the redskns
Pack trains will be apportioncd to the several bat
taljons for safety and expedition, and all minor
rangcments carefully made as to make success
a. complete as possible IL the Sioux do not clude the
search
Drs Palshy and McGillycuddy added to the nedi-
cal stan.
EGAN's rfGHr
Rumors Of Captain Egan's victory over the Indians
receive increasing confirmation. A telegram from
Fort Laramie says that Ave redskins killed.
A NAIL CARRIER KILLED.
II Ii that mail carrier has been killed
Snake Creek on the road between Red Cloud and sgd
ney, by the indians.
ono hundred lodges have this week left Rcd Ciond
Agency 70 JOIN the hostile bands
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(NANCERs-N TREATISE, EXPLAINING THEI1
~ succes-ful treatment sent tree.
Drs BROWN SroDDARD Ma. 8 West l4th -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wIDEAwAKE BoOE
/,oLDsMfTH's NEW CIRCULAR. TELLING or
NJ ZEN Writing Lessons g. Apply this wssk 1av
and evening At the Academy. 9th corner ~ %
now TO BE BEAUTIPUL--4,Ooo SOLD IN TWO
- y sl sese 90 gsysr 70: AuttHohg RvDS
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I COMFORTABLE REMEDN.-rHE ELEGANT
silk ELxsic TRrss. sod only by ELASTIC TRUSS COM
PsNy. oeS Broadway. night and day cures
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! GESTLEMAN'S REGULAR 81 PEARL CAssI-
- tspecslty nc Deroys, IL New Church ST. up
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ADprrroNA1 REpoars OF MURDERS.

CHEYENNE, W.. T., Nay q, 1874
Mr.. Long arrived to-day at Fort Laramie from Rcd
Cloud Agency. He reports that John Farnhaiim, q
mail driver the route from Sydney, killed and
his stock stolen on the 23d inst near Snake Creek
Tho body Of David D. Herman, tho foreman OF
Boscr's cattle herd, lound near his rancho, four
miles from the Sydney crossing Of the Platte, shot
through the head and side His coat vest and revolver
were gone, and h Is supposed no killed by Indians
The body was brought into Sydney to-day.
Mr.. Potter arrived to-day at Fort Laramie from
Custer. He reports everybody rushing North to tho
Deadwood mines
General Crook has ordered two companies OF cavalry
and three Of infantry to DO stationed tho road be-
tween Fort Laramie and tho Hills for protection against
Indiana
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sRENcH nEPoHr OF 4 srANIsH PRov1No1AL


fxHIS, 1iuy q, 1o1U
place at Toll tho capital Of the Spanish province Of
Guipuzcoa to the cry Of ''Long live tho Rcpublcl
Long live tho Fuerosn
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ALL THE REQUISITES FOR THE SATISFACTORY
treatment or rupture found Riccs TRcss No
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9ALE's HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAR
will Lung Complaints Throat Disrascs. Colds &c
piKa's To0TnAcmK Drops cure IN ono minute.
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A-HAT5 FOR GENrLEMEN.-THE SILVER
a tnNENwEIN. Ia xa.ssu a
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CAMPHOR AT WHOLESALE PRICES.-PURH
Drugs Medicines separate compound.
ing Prescriptions ARTNErTS (nibo House, Pharmacy.
corner 9Th st. and 18th
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR
pain by Professor COMINS. 345 Lexington Books
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A-THANKs "FRoM THE DEPTHS OF the
HEARTH

MOHTALINE, THE WORLD RENOWNED MOTH
preventive used BY urrer. sold BY druggists Price st
cent pc
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DYEING AND CLEANING.--NEw YORK DYEIN3
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, STATEN ISLAND.
Oices-9S Duane 752 Broadway $40 9th New York;
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PhilnlelnhA Established Years.
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splendid new novel, BY Mrs. Mary j. Holmes author
Tempest and sunshine" LENA Rivers" West Lawn
&c Prcs 81 so - One Of tho best novels WRITE
by this popular author whose other works have b
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ONE NIGHTS MYsTERy.-An intensely exciting new
novel by May Agnes Fleming author OF uv Esrlscourts
Wife, &c. Price 81 IS
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CRISTADOR0S HAIR DYE-THE ONLY DYE
whose tints cannot he detected ~ artificial 50 John st.
CANCERS CURED WITHOUT PAIN, KNIFE OR
Iirs HKOMN & STOnpARD No Wn.t 18th n
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SHOULDER BRACES and surgical appliances
OF description No vcsey IT, Asor House, oppo-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
4 rTRACTIvE NEW SUMMER B00KS

An extremely funny Comic History Of the United
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bus TO the r. g. philadelphia CcntcnnaD. BY Livingston
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embeished with lAughabs illustrations BY the author
- Price 81 60
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ROSINA FOR THE FACE, ROSINA FOR THE
sc RoslSA for tho face RosiSA for she face. For sale u
t1l9 Broadway and NIL druggists.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALE
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-THE EMPIRE DYE
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EDTTH Lyle.

charming new novel, by new American author Beaus
81 50.
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334 9Th av, third door below 27th q.
Good ingram Carpets ut yard good Oicloths q
2c yard yard wide Brussels mt 81 yard and
wurd. Canton Mattings 2Oc yard n
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REMEMBER DECORATION DAY AND DECORATE
yourself with OF DouGANs Summer Hats l02 Nassau
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than wholesale. ~ ith av.
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markabls story, By Mrs. NJ v. Victor. Price 81 80
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G. II. WEBB (John PauD.-Sesweed, and What We
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Of the brightest character. - Price 81 SO each.
THE ONE FAIR wOMAN.-A new novel. BY Joaquin
Miller. charming and poctical The laid
chiefly In Italy - Price -.
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Grace Mortimer. - Price 81 co
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ALLAN PINkERTON.
TIE MODEL TOWN AND DETECTIvES.-An intensely
exciting and interesting volume by the famous detec.
tive. Alar Pnkeron, whose other books "Expressman
and Detective" Claude Mclnotto and Detective &C..
have had such sales . Illustrated Price so
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

CONFEDERATION OF THE ESTIMATES AS PRE-
sENTED FOR THE YEAR 1877--MEEr1Na OF
THE TRUSTEES OF NEW YORK COLLEGE.
The Board of Education held special meeting yes
terday afternoon at the hail. corner OF Elm and Grand
streets, President Wood In the chair Tho business OF
the meeting to take action the financial budget
for year 1877 which presented by the Finance
Committee at tho last regular meeting of the Board
and which was published full yesterdays HERALD
The order of the meeting was suspended in order to
take action report from the Committee on Even.
ing Schools, as these schools will open on Monday
evening next. The trustees Of the Twenty-seco
ward had requested that action Of the Board its
last meeting. transferring the maio evening school In
their ward 10 grammar school building No. So, be
considered, and that evening school No. IL (male be
transferred TO grammar school building No. 2S, aud
that evening school NO % emae) be Transferred 10
grammar school building No. IL. The request Of the
ordered.
Tho financial budget was then taken mp, and was
adopted in FULL without change in single item, ass
published in yesterdays HERALD.
very neat and compact form or the now course Of
study lately adopted by the Board OF Education
exhibited yesterday TO the Commissioners The form
Is sheet twenty four by thirtytwo inches, divided
into eight columns, and admirably classified. Tho
the School Journal OF this city, and received from
the Commissioners the highest encomiums 1t has
been ordered for the Of the teachers and officers
OF tho Department OF Education
Tho Board adjourned to meet on Wednesday next
COLLEGE THE CITY YORK,
The Trustees OF the College oil the City OF New York
met yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Wood presiding. The
only business transacted the adoption Of resou-
the Treasurer this being the balance Of the annual
preparation for the College fund
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CALIFORNIA MINING SHARES.
The following the closing official prices Of minnl
MEMORANDA.


The sale OF 100 600 tons OF Scranton coal by the Del
aware and Lackswanna Railroad Company to-day was
largely attended. Tho details will be found else.
where. Tho prices realized higher thar those
which prevailed Immediately after the breaking up Of
tho coal combination Another sale occurs to.mor-
row.
Messrs. Wells, Fargo l. Co. caution the public against
purchasing bonds Of the Wasatch and Jordan Valley
Railroad Company. $500 each, numbered AL to AGO
inclusive, the having been stolen from their cx-
press car, between Ogden and Salt Lake. September H.
The stockholders Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
held their annual meeting to-day and elected the fol-
loving Directors for the ensuing ycar:-Maor Charles
Wright Frederick r. Billings, John Stone Livingston
Chalsmaque Tower, Benjamin p. Cheney, George
Stark, Joseph Dillworth, J. Fralcy Smith, G. W.
Cass, Richard Gashurst Alexander Mitchell, j. NJ
Dcnnison and A. 4. Tilton The Board OF Directors
instructed to consider the expediency OF author
izing the exchange Of the lands OF the company on
the Pacific for the preferred stock of the COM
pany The Treasurers report showed the receipts for
the year to be s2l0 013 55 disbursements $2Os $50
balance, S1o,653 So; gross earnings for the year,
$780, 745 operating expenses, $449 7l9 and
ngs $500 026. lhc earnings for September, 1876
$40 OoO hire to July IL, 1876, $501 0ss Total
net earnings. 1924, ,O37 II
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

as IS ;ss n . =
ranged IRON t&ac lie pcr lb. weights cwt "a
ses yards S for sc 81 Of
s' :ss' Sc F.
weight eh cwt; 10 Illinois steers at 90. per ib.
wssss ~ssss ria aei: :'sss: 's
weight Swt 81 Iiuoi. steer. =. ioc per To- weight ~
& 11'ss. s4 81 s sss.
e :s'ii s 20
eve. 81 .oa o kssass7
sSs @ s S,opss Sssss sssr sS G ssEs SeS N'
weight. h @ @ e~. ews $ I"os steers M at Per Per
Weigh; weights s"' u II ss ns @
4 + Ii.s,. linSi. steer, a. s il
with SOC on psr head on % head, Weights s ew,.
~ess. e s ~ as @ for p
Sc s Weight
81 it, % 4 s. os J. k'no'y IT, Sss .o ' ss . M
Missouri steers a, sAs per le;. weight Z cwt.;
Is ssi S weigh. 81 Ssss' s~ "
w. .a Cr ss - uU' .ss: at oss per with a
for Coon hsseas Illinois essc per IT, weight
.s 10 fss ss T. ~ss; :oa e
c n on % s Ms s Z. ' 50 g @ with a.
@ ge ysSs Is a. Ysry "ry sSd T
20 sr
s @ r. iii ss'Sss pes ''fs & ''s Weight Ss
l.
City yards Coney McPherson sold Tor D. McPhcrson is
nos steer, w a, a oc ,ss per h. weigh. :. S
weight 5i e. vogel sold for n Morris l6 Iii
ncis steers at 5stc per lb. weaht Ga cwt Bond II.
NJ GoldseImidt sold for Kopcr SIS Missouri steers ut
ia weight cwi 81 fnuis steers At io,c per iS weight
7cwL Illinois steers at 1tlc per H., weight "a for
RO.nschilds Co. io5 cherokse sac weight
lb weight 6 81 Illinois 9I4c per b weight
7cwt strong "a Illinois steers az o1c per b, wcisht7
Lautcbach sold Tor n Morris 81 Illinois steers At yc per
b. weight 6 cwt for kopcr Co., 10 Cherokee
smxsr AND Lssss.-Trado slow hut nrm Sheep sold at
4c. x6isc per lb lambs at &c 7c lb. A. Van Vert
loi state shocp, weight So lbs head 5c per
b GO State sheep and lambs weight 80 lbs head at
o.c per To- NJ T. "user @ sold IL S.As lambs weight o. e.
10 Jersey weight 100 lbs per head at 4c per
~ Jersey ewes eight 100 lbs per head ~ sac per ID
H. W. Elliott sold load Of quality sheep
axe per ib znlefo Co. sold 40 state lambs weight
sheep Weight 1850 lbs at s per ; S; 10 '0a Sheep %
weight iSto lbs At ssc per lb ise sheep weight 1890
s. g Sss lambs. .sssS yss's per
state lambs weight 74o lbs At 6,c lb so State
v50bs, se per ia Cansda lambs, weight 1900 lbs.
per f5 Canada lambs 500 bs At 6ySc per h.
The terms Of the sales of sheep and ambs effected Forty
tained The fresh arrivals yards per Hudson
and Central New York. ase per Erc Railway. arc included
yards Local stock and that per boat reported
Mich Cows-Trade slow; quality generally Inferior;
prices, s32 S65 per tcad calves included
VEALs AND CALVES Trade slow; smooth quality veals
sold at 7c ec per lb grassied calves at 4xc ib
also at s. 50 a 81 so per head.
Hoas.-A .cw head of state hogs held sss live
weight.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET BUT STEADY; FUTURES
CLOSED BARELY sTEADY-FLOUR DULL
WHEAT DULL-CohN sTEADY-OATs DULL
wHIsKEY NOMINAL--PoRK DULL AND EASY
LARD DULL BUT PIRM-PETRoLEUM FIRM-
SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRMER--RosINr rIRMER-
OILS s1EADY-COFFER rIRM-sUoAR NOM
INALr-FREI6HTs FAIRLY ACTIVE.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 27-6PM
There was but little change the merchan disc mar
kets, which were generally steady. On Change busi-
ness was moderate. Flour was dull Wheat was dull
and old spring freely offered without buyers ex-
mand. Oats were dull and in some cases lower. Pork
was dull and easy. Lard was duI but firm. Whiskey
was nominal Cotton tho spot was quiet but
steady futures closed barely steady Coffee was nrm
Sugar was nominal Oils steady Petroleum was
firm Rosin and spirits turpentine frmer
CoFrrE.-Ths market for Rio very firm. The stock
here night only $40 bags Rio and bags Santos
The sales were 3e46 bags Rio Brohers 1852 bags
Canoes and 9l3 bags do, ex Viola. all private
We note sales yesterday Baltimore of
Rio. cx Drummond and 7sobags do, ex Templcr both
issc extreme range lots, l5s4c Santos fair to
good. i7s i5sc gold ninety days java, government
l7c. Isc. Ceylon, l6c lie. Maracaibo. 15c lie
Laguayrs i6c al7iac Jamaica 15c l0c. Sc Domingo
n lie Mexican l61sc. l7.c. MANILA I55sc i6,sc
Angsturs ioc. i7c; savanilia, l5c l71ac Curacos
l5Isc. l6iac
closing barely steady with about lic On
months The closing prices to-day with Tues
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A CASE FOR THE CHARITABLE.

A. No ISL Elizabeth street there resides Mr. Heary
Gray aged seventythrec years, whose only immediate
relatives are two granddaughtsrs, who are unable 10
render him any aid. Mr. Cray is well preserved, but
feeble, and, being Episcopalnn, efforts have been
made to Get him admitted into some homo for aged
open to him rs the Old Gentlcmen's Unsectar,au Home
No. 521 East l20th street, whose President Mr. w, IL
Ranscar, youches for the fact that this In deserving
Tho charter OF this home, however, requires q
guarantee OF SO per week. and Mr. Ramscar says that
II subscriptioHs justify 1t he will once receive Mr.
Gray. subscriptions may be sent TO Mr. Ramscar at
the Homo by whom they will be duly ack no lodged
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rur UNITED STATES TREASURY.

Tho Assistant Treasurer paid oat to-day $24, 900,
gold account OF interest and s5 900 in redemption
of nve-twenty bonds. Tho Sub-Treasury released
sl5, 200 silver coin to-day; $500 900 nvcs and
100000 Gvetwenties held TO bank circulation,
were Withdrawn from the Treasury to-day and four
and half per cents substituted.
Revenue receipts to-day. 5000 600
Bank received Tor redemption ......- 100000
There has been ESQ., 600 in Russian gold received at
the Assay Ofce today making In all total fl00 600.
FOREIGN
The Financer says f60 coo worth OF American eagles
purchased yesterday from the Bank of England
at 76s sgd per for transmission to New York.
Further remittancss expected, because the ship
ments OF wheat and cotton from America large and
the absorption of the United States funded loan in
Europe is steadily increasing Closing prices in Lon
don folows:-Consos for money, e6,s consols
account s69 twenty bonds of 1865 (old, lo6;
nvetwcny bonds of 1867, 100; tenory bonds. l0s3<;
new hves 1879 lOs; Erie common shares, 9*. Bar
silver is firm at 521sd 52sd Specie in the Imperial
Bank of Germany has decreased 6s27, 900 marks dur
ing the past week. Twenty thousand pounds bullion
were withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balance
to-day. In Frankfort hves 1O3I. In Paris
rentes 1oef. 75c. Exchange on London 25t 22c
bonds
Railroad bonds were generally lower, with the largest
decline In New Jersey Central conVertOle6, IA per
cent Milwaukee and ST. Paul Consolidated sinking
funds, Hannibal and ST. Joseph eehths and Western
Pacific bonds declined y each and Ohio and Missis-
sippi and c., G. and l. c. nrsis 4 each. The Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated gold sevens sold at
o. 943 against 94H last sale There was an advance
OF in Western Union Telegraph coupons OF 1e00 and
n in Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago nrsts. Tho
afternoon speculation was irregular Milwaukee and
ST. Paul. La Crosse Division, advanced to 103K.
Michigan Central scvens to 102X, and Western Pacncs
1O21. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold
coupons sold at 9it4. New Jersey Central nrsts de-
clned to los, convertible to 80, ST. Paul Consolidated
sinking funds to 81, and Harlem coupon nrsts to 1854
The following the clos ng quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds:-Union hrsts 1861 to 107; Union
land grants, 1o4 to 1o5; Union sinking funds, 9lK
to 9lM; Ccntrals, 1101s to 110A
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the board lower for Missouri
long sixes and steady for Georgia sevens and Tennes
soes District of Columbia 65's sold at 71A decline
Of y per cent
SHARES.
The sales of city bank shares were 10 Continental
at g. 5 Republic at r. 20 North America at 9 and 80
Bank OF New York at 117k
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
tho ~ iI.d o1ch
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GOLD AND SILVER.

Tho Congressional Commission held another meeting
yesterday mornng. They have finally determined
upon Two OF tho experts to be added to tho Commits
sion, who are Mr. f. B. Nourse, OF Boston, and M
Groesbeok, OF Cincinnati These gentlemen have beca
addressed letters of invitation and appointment but
no havo yet been received. The third men,
Der yet bo selected, and the Commission will not
make choice until Willingness is assured.
The namc OF General Dix has been mentioned prom
inently, but communication with him has yet boon
made. When the replies of tho appontees are re.
ceved the date OF beginning the practical labors Of
the Commission will be determined.
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A HUGE SWORDFIsH.

large swordash came ashore at Cape May on Mon
day and was captured In gully by Mr. N. b. Bsnnett
and othcrs The fish eleven feet In length, twen-
ty-two inches In diameter and five and half feet in
circumference. The sword was fifteen inches long
from the mouth and twenty-sx from the hinge OF the
jaws Tho tail was three feet ssvon inches in length
and very muscular,