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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ArwooD-DgsLER AT North Remington W., Janu-
AIRY ~. az the residence oil the BRIDES uncle, C. H.
Welhng, Esq, by the Rev. g. B Partridge JAMES g.
ATWOOD OF Brooklyn, TO JENNIE A. DKsLkR OF North
Bennington
DuvALi-WALTERs.--O Tuesday, January o, 1877, in
Baltimore, Nd, ELDRiDGk g. DryALI Jr, OF this city,
10 MAMIE H., eldest daughter OF the late Commander
John Walters, United States Navy
HESDRcks--HkSDRicks.-- Wedncsday, January TO-
at the residence OF tho brides motbor by tho Rev j. j.
Lyons, HARMON HENpRIcKs TO BLANCHE, daughter OF
the late uriah HtNpRicKs, all OF this city.
HorkiNs-WEBn- --On tuesday, December 20. 1875
by Rev. John Hall, d. D., OF Trenton, n. j., joan IIor.
kiNs TO SiIDE w. WEBB, both OF this city.
MASS-MoLETr-ln this CITY, January II, by Rev
Frederick Brown, Mr. KARL MANN oil Flushing 10 Miss
ELIZA !. MoLETT. oil Alabama.
PArLDiNG-CARAHER AT Fort Clark, Tcxas Dcccn,.
bcr II. 1875, WILLIAM PAuLDSU, United states Army,
TO Lizzie H.. daughter OF MAJOR A. 4. Caraher, untod
states Army.
RowLA>D--BuRRows- AT Philadelphia on Wcdncs.
day, January 10, 1877, ny ihe Archbisnop the Worry
Rev. James g. Wood, CHARLES ROWLAND 10 EMILY A.
BURROWS, daughter Of Edward j. burrows, ESQ
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 1s77-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

Canada private terms. but supposed to be under
Sic. Corn meal unchanged MiIeed steady and un-
changed Railroad shipments-Fionr. LOO bills
CHICAGO. Jan IL. 1877.
Flour steady firm Whea and closing
firm; No Chicago spring ~ 8, y ~ ao'e; No 40,
~ 2ss, cash; 81 ~ February. ~ 2 March: sales AZ
~ POI 81 aI March; No. lido 81 i2h. 81 I3 rejected
o7c. Doc dull weak aud lower; is4uc cash 4sac,
Februarythese prices bid: rejected, i1c Oats easier
sc cash; s5'se February Rye steady and UNCHANGED.
Barley hrmer 67c Pork ttled and lower Sl1 20
SIT ~. cash: SIT ~ Sl7 9.L, February; SIS ~ !,
Ss 22s March Lard unsettled aud lower SIi u $ii; o.
cash ;Stl 40 February xlI 5Oa <i a. March hulk meats
dull and shade lower; shouters s,c short T'e. se
Tor heavy and 81 23 81 81 Tor light Whkey steady and
unchanged. Receiptsflour. $500 bbis. wheat ~ 900
bushels: lU 26 do. oats. 23tpp do 1900 do
barley, 10000 do shpmen,-flour. 500 bbls wheat.
II 900 bushels: corn. $500 do i2.UD do rye,
fD do barley. Gn do Al the afternoon call o the Board
wheat shade lower 81 27s 81 ~, february u 29s.
March. Corn dull aud unchanged Oa,s lower. Pork
easier xls 20 March, Lard easier; Sil 25. February;
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan II, 1877.
Cotton quet mIddlIng i2lsc low middlins, i2c good
ordinary. i,c. Net receipts 3bzS bales Exports
Great Britain $780, to France 1257 to the Continent,
1900; coastwsc, ~. Sales. 1.7i0 stock, I2t,276
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II, 1877
Cotton qnie, and easy; mddlng, I2sac low mddlng.
t2ac. good ordinary. ssc Net receipts. l~3 bales;
gross. 4.73 Exports-To Great Britain, 4slO; to the
Continent, 1880: coHstwise 2fU7 sales. 5000 Stock,
2nu,62S.
MorfLs. Jan. II, 1877
Cotton weak; rniddling. 12sc. low middling, I2inc
good ordinary lac Net receipts, 1901 bales TX.
ports 10 the Continent $40, cosstwisc 1911 Sales,
Boo Stock 90. .1Uf 80
SAvASNAH Jan ~. 1877,
Cotton auet middling. 1.c low mIdng. I2l,r. good
ordinary I15,c. Net receipts y 81 bales sales. 22l
WELLINGTON, n. g.. Jan ~, 1877
spirits OF turpentinc Him At t4c kosn drm ~ 20
strained Crudc turpcntnc ut 81 20 s. 20
for yellow dip $3 70 Tor virgin. Tar quiet at 81 ~
OswsGo, Jan ~, 1877.
Flour steady; sales 900 bbls Wheat unchanged Corn
Quet aud unchanged Barley dull sales WV bushels No
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE DECLINE.
The following the changes In closing prices COM
pared with those of yeslerday:--
ADvAScE.--Delaware and Lackawanna, a; Delaware
and Hudson, q Lake Shore, a Missouri Pacific n
Morris and Essex, "a Adams Express, ".
w,st United iuo s,s.ss Express 2
citc, y, ST. Paul. u do preferred, q; Rock Island
"a; Pacific MAIL "a Ohio and Mississippi, u; North
Illinois Central "a Hannibal aud ST. Joseph, d; G.,
g., q. ana L., u; New York Central, y.
MONEY MARKET
Money on call loans is apparently tending to
easier rates, the highest price to-day being per
cent, with the principal business the basis
OF per cent aud closing offerings at 4 und
8 per cent Prime mercantile paper IL 6 aud Z
per cent. Tho rates OF exchange on New York the
aforementioned cities to-day were:-savannah, 5-16
offered; selling at par TO a-io offered; Cincinnati,
lrm, SO 10 10 discount; 81. Louis, 70 premium;
Chicago, 70 premium; New Orleans commercial 49,
bank 4, and Charleston, easy, u discount par.
Sterling exchange is quoted weak Prime asking rates.
sslsand 4s6x selling rates, 4ss 4s3i4 and 4.S4l
4s6 ReichmarKs 9iss 94A, ana 9sl4 95ls.
Cables, 95A a sd PRIME Paris, 517H andS.
MARKET
Gold opened and closed 106, with sales in the
interim at 1861. The market was very quiet The car
rying rates easier, and ranged from to per
cent
OPERATIONS or THE GOLD ExcmAyGg BANK
Gold balances 81 555. $50
Currency balances. 6g6. ia
Gross cearances. %, ,364 900
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Revenue rcceIpis to-day, $500, 900; customs re-
seipts, $500, COO; bank notes, $4,000 At tho re.
quest OF the Syndicate the Secretary the Treasury
has issued another call for 0OOO nve.twenty six
per cent bonds, on which interest Will cease Apr TO-
This makes total of 500 00o, 900 called at the request
OF the present syndicate The bonds called are uhe
old '65s, the amount OF which outstanding before the
sail was made having been $loo. sos, go, So that
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RAPID TRANSIT.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

pies boldly with the constitu questions but with
tie Court itself The judges IN General Term, &c
AYERS, decided that not before them He declares
that the questions were never argued and
therefore, ought not 10 have been passed upon He
goes so far AS to tell the Court that both Chief Justice
DAILY and Judge Robinson acted only upon assump-
lion. these judges, he says, determined that the
company was without corporate authority, except in
limited degree, because had been shown In case
where II not II for this that he
now seeks TO reopen the whole and to bring the
whole chain OF title before the Court IL is upon this
point that the interest and importance of the
depend Tor upon its IL involved not only
The question of rapid the west side, but the
very existence OF the Elevated Railroad The Patten
Injunction may prove to be far.reachng In its conse-
quences for II the action is successful IL may turn
out that petty tavern in Greenwich street viii defeat
the whole scheme OF rapid transit The further hear
ing Of the case was adjourned until Monday morning
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LiyEGPooL. Jan. II, 1877.
Cotton--Futurcs weak; uplsnds. law middng clause.
January and February deiverv ogsd; uplsnds. low
middling clause February and March delivery q I56d
npands low mddiing. clause. March and April delivery.
I'd uplands low mddlng clause. April and Nay delivery.
332d also sales OF the at ll6d. npands low
middlng clause. May aud June delivery. i'd uplands,
low middling cause June and july delivery, 7-32d
OILS.
LONDON Jan. II, 1877
sLinseed OIL 26s. od. per cwt
Petroleum, 80. Tor fine pale American
PRODUCE.
LOSDoS Jan. II, 1877
Talow 44s 4is ID per cwt. for Spirits OF urpen-
tine. 33s per cwt.
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The following shows the earnings Of the Chicago aud
Alton Railroad Company for the FIRST week in january


"''1"A
Decrease ..................$ $5,5l7
BY authority OF tho Committee Oh Stock List oil the
New York Stock Exchange, 81, s0 900 first mortgage
bonds and 81 500 600 stock Of the New York Elevated
Railroad Company were to-day admitted on the free
list OF the Stock Exchange. In their application
to the committee the company state that the length
OF road authorized on Manhattan Island Is about
twenty -four miles double track, viz, west side, from
Battery place to Kingsb:idgc, thirteen and hall
miles; east sdc through Battery to Harlem River via
Front, PEARL Bowery and Third avenue, ten and
half miles The company also has tho right by charter
to extend the surface road to Yonkers The length OF
road and sdngs now completed and being worked Is
miles live miles track and two miles sdingsl
In addition thcro fourteen stations, sixteen loco
motives and thirty -four passenger cars
bonds sold l'vou uou
Necessary 10 complete road 10 South ferry,
Total, 81, 492 000
In order to PITY the floating debt aud for other pur
poses the company $72O 900 Of It's capital stock.
making with bonds already sold 81, $50 900 bonds and
81, 500. 900 stock.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT

LIVERPOOL, Jan. /, 1877
Pork-Eastern hrmcr at s0s Western steady at Ills.
BaconCumberland hrmer AS; short rib steady
4os long clear hrmer AS sd short clear dull at
4Js Hnms-Long cut hrmer AT 49s Shoulders steady at
os Beef-ndis mesa steady at Dos extra hrner at
loos. prime steady at SOS. Lnrd--Prme Western
dull at 5<s TRliowPrime city steady 4,s sd. Tur-
pentne-spirits hrmer Vt SIS Rosin Common irmer at
u.s. 9d fne dull at los I'd Cheese choice dull
IT 8ss Lard oil--None in the market. flour-Extra
State steady ut PTS. Wheat-No spring steady at los
M No do steady ut los I'D winter Southern steady
lis Id do Western steady ut los al. Curn-Mxed suft
STEADY 1t 27s Tor old and dull at 25s. for new
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PRINTING CLOTHS.

PROVIDENCE Jan. II. 1877.
Printing cloths quiet but firm 4c 4c best
dard aud extra 6ix6f goods.
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Judge PIerrepent's Life In England.

cincinnati COMMERCIAL
Report says that our plenipotentiary
TO London has renewed the lease OF his
handsome house in Cavendish square Tor
two years. and it i. natural TO conclude
that his continuance there Is assured for
that time.
The American envoy, however energet-
ic-and Mr.. Pierrepont looks energetic
is the most superiluous official on this
planet. To dine solemnly with lord this or
that; 10 return their lordships dinners
to attend the queens drawing room and
Introduce two or hree swell Americans
per anunm TO make on occasional alter
dinner speech. at the mansion house
mostly, warranted TO contain nothing but
suave commonplace 70 converse al due
seasons with her majesty's ministers, eX-
changin. the old verbal coinage about
friendly policy, etc, and assure them OF
the peaceful progress of affairs which
are none Of their business TO drive in a
handsome carriage through Hyde
Park to keep up an elabo-
rate and comfortable establish
ment tor people he don't care
for-these are apparently the whole duty
of our envoy. He is expected 10 live
m inisterially; that is. he must have a
house costing about 5000 annually; a
stable of tour horses; two carriagesl
one a state coach; score of servants, al,
insisting on liveries, and one half too
aristocratic to sit at the same table with
the others: a set round OF dinner parties,
costly court dresses, attendance on royal
and official invitations being compulsory,
and his wife and daughters, ii he has
any, never to be seen on any two state
occasions in the same dress.
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Nicholas Minturn,"
BY DIR. Holland, the Editor,

whose story of "sevsnoaks gave the hlgs
est satisfaction 10 The lie uers OF the
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel is laid on
the banks OF The Hudson The hero is
young man who ha, been always tied 10 a
Wumun's Hpron strings" but who, by the
death OF his mother, is LETT alone in the
world-to Il lit pn the current OF liie-wilh
IA fortune, but vii out purpose
Another serial, His Inheritance" by
Miss Traftou, VIII begin on the compile ton
OF mat l. s. ~ Lowrie's," by Mrs H"dg-
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Administrator NJ sice.


Estate of Charles Booker deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed al
ministrator OF the estate OF Charles Booker, ate
of the county of Alexander and state OF Hi.
sois, deceased, Hereby gives notice tAat he Will
annear before the county court OF Alexander
sdrntv' nj the court house in Cairo at the April
term on the third Monday ia April mex, ut
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested TO attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted
All nersons indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment to the undersigned
Dated this ed day OF February. A. y, 1871
GEORGE LAlTNER.
Administrator
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Gke 8ulletin.
BOUND TO GO BACK.
Arrest OF Young bordeaux Mer
chant by French ANA American De-
la

(From the Kansas City 1imes,)
There came IN on the kan1as Pacific
train last night Capt. NJ. Decreaux, a
special agent OF the French police de-
uartment, having III his charge a young
man charged with very serious crime.
Cant. Decrcaux was accompanied by Mr..
George Powers, of the international de
tectiye force. The three travellers went
over to the Leland hotel, and ii was while
they were waiting for the next train Tor
the East that the outlines OF the curious
case OF crime was obtained. The young
man under arrest is the son OF j. NJ.
Basse, Of the firm Of DE List, Base d Co.,
Ot' lnd Urn as "a clerk or
kookkeeper, and was treated by the
firm with the greatest confidence. IL
appears that he. like most young men of
his age. subjected to great temptation,
fell into trouble, and his father, being
The junior member OF the great wine
dealing firm, saved the boy from the gal
lcys OF oulOn by a sacrifice OF large
portion OF his interest in the firm. Fran
co.'s was sent to London in company
with young Englishman who hal been
in the employment of the firm. Instead
OF going to London the young men tar
ricd III Paris nearly 4 month. IL was this
delay and stoppage on the way that has
got young Bassc in his present position.
and Is likely to bring his neck 10 the gull
otinc. The young men were accompan-
led from Bordeaux TO Paris by two young
girls and an old woman, the mother
Of one OF the girls. While in Paris one
OF the girls was murdered and her body,
when Identified al the morgue by her
h.other, showed unmistakable evidence
OF foul play. The old woman sworc to
the fact that her daughter went out with
Francois Base on the night before she
was found upon the bank of the Seine,
corpse. The Englishman and young
Base were both arrested, and it was
mainly upon the evidence Of his partner
and the old woman that Basse was con-
victed of murder. While awaiting SEN
tencc, he. by the aid OF outside Influence,
succeeded in February last in making
his escape. He has been traced
TO Denver, Col, by the French
police department and has been arrested.
almost at his own request. The young
man. who speaks only imperfect Eng
lish, appears 10 be As anxious 10 90 back
to France as the officers are to take Inn
back. He says that the story of the
murder is myth and fraud, that the
attempt be NJ made 10 disgrace him is
merely done to delraud him OF the es
tate OF his father, recently deceased, and
that some OF his relatives seek his de-
struction and disgrace. He seems 10 be
rather eager to go back to France and
does not seem TO fear the gulllotine.
There is reason TO believe that the young
man is a victim OF a conspiracy. He does
not look like murderer, and 1t is very
seldom that murders are pursued so tar
by the French government. The party
leave this morning on the Missouri Pa
cifc on their way 10 New York.