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rinaneial Views OF thes London Times

LoxpoS, December lathe 7Tmes In
financial article sayS: There is good demand
for money at the Bank Of England; per cent
has been charged for advances 1t isquite
possible that IN spite Of the influx Of gold
irom abroad the bank return will, shoE q
further reduction Of the reserve. 1tis impor.
tant In the present circumstances that ttoo
much should not be made Of this circumstance
1t is due almost entirely 70 the unprecedent.
ed expansion Of the note circulation at a
most inedrlVenent season. OF the year Al
present the banks In London, more particu.
iarly, have very large idle BALANCES and
through their. disinclinAtoR u afford the
usual accommodation, demand Is thrown
upon the Rauk of England, and simultaneous
" with this pressure securities have been real.
lied TO large extent and the proceeds sent
Into the provinces. It should be impressed
on those who do not 'solutely need money
that they only tend 70 AeaTavate temporary
stringency by hoaPdlng uIneceSsary supplies
There Is ma paInmsruiSl demand worth speak.
ing OF aud there can be- consequently, no
cause for = continuance OF theeslsilng tight
ness after the turn OF the YeAh provided fresh
financial troubles do not arise % create fur.
ther distrpst. ''N 10 i,.,.+...-.t {. : -. :
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crc:ttssl4f,i DECEMBER ID tt6n-Dull
at SIC. .Four-steady and : unchanged;
ag7e. Corn-Dall at $ls$9c. oats-Ini good
demand al full prices; 2la96c. Rye-Quiet al
DE Bariey-Dnll and unchanged. PORK
Demand fatrand market firm at IS 00i Lard
In good demand; steam IS 55a5 %. Bulk Meats
-Firm; shoulders g GOa2 lls; short RIB s. 62k
cash; s. 00a7 50 buyer March; short clear $ 50.
Bacon-Quiet all shoulders exc new Siior,
rib 4JtS old short clear nc. Butter-FiTm
hut not quoRhly higher. Linseed Oil Dull al
0naalC, Nhbky-Dull At 81 o. isiis ,Tta.
Hoos-Steady and in fair demand; common
q 91a2 IS !; light g 50a2 65; packing g 90
q 75 butchers e 7sa2 IS. Receipts 7lS,'
$40 shipments Hh 10 N ala OH
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.Hsv YarH.isiifG trO

NEW YoEk. Decembcr l9.=-Ca Catton-sR Rnll
and nominal At as9Ic. ,FlQus1D super
fine western and State = SOS 20; common
to good s. GOaf %; good 70 ch0iee - 0dlf
white wheat extra 81 55a5 g; extra Ohio - IOa
90; st. Louis 8 S0a5 IS; Minnesota patent
S566aS 90. whe6t-SprinE tinchanged, win
terhigheF; rejected sprine7sG ungraded. do.
90e; No. SSpring S9aS9c; pngraded nd ~ Ola
101 No. 5. 81 de ISSal 05; No 9 81 osa1 osH
No tdo$ 81 0Sa1 0SIIi;; amber ungraded 81 0
al 0S3<t;I No. amber 81 o. Sal 'p5s utagraded
white 81 Q3Xa1 90; kNo, 2 81 05iEal QB1 !;
MOI do, Slies 5000 bashelS at 81 0sN NatA %:
extra do, sales $500 bushels At 1slla Rye
Quiet; No 2 western 51a5Sc, Barley-Qniet.
MaltGDnll. Corn-Quiet; ungraded 45ka
No 8, 45c;s steamer r. No. 9 4see;, new
ropnd yellow sc. oats-Unsettled No. 3, 2ec:
do white sec; No. ., 2allfa3o11 ~; do white So
aS3LEc,, No. 1, 3lt; do white S5staSi71e; vest
.ern mixed 29aSIt; white western 92AS5c. Hay
In fair demand at 3Sa5ee. H9ps Firm
yearlings 4a6c; eastern and western Sat2c;
New York State 5al6c. Coffee Quiet and
steady. Sugar-In good demand; refining fair
TO good 6I1Sa6hc MolaSes7 quiet and nm:
changed. RIee-Steady PorE-Quiet and
firm; mes ~ 10 Beef1Quict but steady.
Cat AIeats-zQ Quiet Iloug clear western IS.
Lard-Firm; prime steam s. eo45 92H, But
ter-Quiet and unchanged CReeseASteAdy
and unGlnngedg whisky-Quietat $iioeX
bid, u 10 asked; slJ:immc- 30; 10 igog4p
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south Carolina IapusIatios.

COipHBtA, $. c., December lg.-fhe
Court Of Claims has announced decision
onthe questions in relation 70 that por.,
tiOn Of the consolidated bonds, coupons and
certificates of stock issued under the act
d ISIS, known as the consolidation act
The opinion holds that liFounbsrs ppon,
which the said Consolidated bonds and
stocks we're Issued, amounting 70 SlssG
~, were not issued In accordance VIII
the law, and that the consolidated bq1rs
and stocks exchanged Tor said VOUCHERS, 50
tarIs theyr rest thereon for their yaitdltyl
Sfe not binding onthe State Of South caro-
Una. The opinion Is pronounced ~
Judges Thomson and AldFich, and the edis'
Ssuung opinion died by Judge Hudson.
LAe matter will be carried 10 the Supreme
COu1 in the interest OF the. bdpdhpldefs
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TEMPERANCE No1E.-Mozart Hall was
filled to its utmost capacity last night
speech & frS&t sssrs. Ho6eH NJ shall,
J. u. RvIns, Hiram Young, g. W. Raggs
and ReY. Loipeher, -Four persons signed
the pledge.
The General Temperance COMMITTEES
will meet to-nighta at liornbrook's Block
There viii be Temperance meeting st
Thomson u! Z "6h6fSh, Island, his
evening. Addresses will be delivered by
Col. Bowen, Z. G. Cracraft and others,
There win be Temperance meeting in
tho Fourth Presbyterian Church This
evening. Addresses BY Rev. J. D. Moifat
aud s. 4. pr1flRil ~
" Col. Bowen addressed large temperance
meeting at Wesley ". E. Church last even
ing. The Colonel i m, n,eArnest and forci
ble speaker and his work Is telling well
all over the city in large aecessions 10 the
roll Of honor, and INCREASING enttJlsiasn
in sysry aspsttmslt 9i ths EotE. TAAT.
SSSisS SSSS ID sHf. RisiSt Ifeee in'fssG @
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chicago.

CHlcA0o, December l9-Flouf- Steady and
In fair demand. Wheat-Aelye, fFm and
high er:: Nc. 2lred salgoei No, 2 Chicago spring
February; No, q, f2IIc;; rejected 81 5Ec Corn
Dull and prices shade lower 81 Ifc February;
I5ISc May; rejected 2Sc. oats-NomihaI1y
unchanged at 80 cash. Rye Steady and an
changed. Harlsy-Iuegular aud Rrner 1t Soc
cash and January. Sced-Flax seaToe and
Arm. Pork-steady; in fair demand At s. IS
cash 81 I5a7 y Il January; Gs7X February.
Lard-ERieS aud closed stronger At IS IS
cash and January 5 695SA5 o. February.
Bulk MeAts-Firner but not QuotAbly
higheF. Dressed 'hog-scarte and frmer IT
$a 60. WhlSky-steatly and unchanged at
Al o. s7Ee ts.s II l-s
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BAY4RD TAYLOR our Minister to Ger
many, died yesterday at LBetlfn0I The
news will be read with general regret.
The newly made minister was not a poll
tician, and did not owe his appointment
to political career, and hence he has no
political auimosities to follow his death,
He was the great American traveller Of his
day, having, trayersed perhaps, a larger
portion Of theworld'than any man IN this
country OF Europe. He was also the
writer Of manybooks and :ectures and in
this way was thoroughly knownito the
-public.-.He -born- in Chester county,
Pa, in 1925, andsat an early day learned
the printing business. As early as 1s44
he published a volume Of poems ind on
the proceeds Off set out as traveller for
Europe. He literally tramped over the
continent, staff in hand, and when; he re-
turned published his famous book known
as Views a,fOot, or Europe seen with
knapsack and staff" He made many
trips alter that TO Europe and in
one Of them ascended the Nile to
latitude 1eo so His letter from The
Northern extremity Of Europe, in which
he descubesa q sight Of the midnight Sun, ,"
will be long remembered. He made grest
progress In the study Of the German, and
At the hight OF his fame, married a Ger
man wife. He was a poet Of no mean
powers, his most popular piece being The
poem commencing, "Give us a song,P-.-a
poem, by the way, thatiwe published the
other day in the1xrELLIoEScER Dor the
third or fourth time), and that We opce
male use Of in discussion in our columns
as to the real power Of music in IFS most
natural forms Of expression'ase compared
with its so-ealled intellectual expression!
As we have said, Mr.. Taylor, was ap'
pointed Minister to Germany on aeeoant
Of his accomplishments and, d,reputation as
a traveller, and especially. as . German
scholar, and no doubt, ad,he lived, would
have acquitted himself with credit In bi'
,nE;t;on 49,
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u tsfilmnRn niitimore.
pArrnonr, peotaber d. sFloar-sssady

BALTIMORE, December 10. Flour STEADY
and Quiet, Wheat = Western strong and
higher; 80. 2 PennsyIvahia Ted 81 0GSl; No.
2Westerfi1Winter red tPotand DecembefS 81 05
nj o5b{t January $r16kp February 81 0Ia
lO7K. -Ncten9 duh and heavy; Nes-
tenn miIei spot and Derembes. neYl 45c;
January y H jjsA4i IN. EebIuaty ~ aa<aS5c;
steamer upctlanged. Oats F'irpl; only store
lots offered western white ,$2aSsc;; do mi&ed
'nhch hanged; Penpsyl ia S0a3Sc. Rye-5S1iet.
Hay4Fai demand and steady; PeiipsyiSapia
1iaiSei Provisions EDnll and unchanged.
Butte Steady Tor eli6ice and prizes ihehahg-
edo Petroleum lSteady but nominal; crude
IKE; ;ireaBed s1ze. Coffee e-Dull and nominal.
Rio eatgues 10 1Eai6a1e.A Whisky--Firner at
$l02H. ltIR 5aaslnoJlE q. lls.sLal sn0n
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YoLUME1xYz In .ti3 " e BEL. sR iQL

sTRAxsFRiso or REAL EsTATE.- Thefollow.
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate,
We're admitted 10 record in,the ofiieeofthe
Clerk OF the County Gourt yestenlay:a
N Deed made December Is; 1875, by John
+. Edmundson, administrator ,withthe will
annexed OF Michael Yernan, deceased to
Charles II. Dingef, iorlot fronting twenty,
two feet on the east sideof Main, street,
between 10th and llth streets; $, ,@5.s
Deed made March 80, 1875, by VIM. A.
Cracrait and,Wiie and VIM. Il jWaddle TO
TAYLOR Foreman, for two-thfrds interest in
lot No. 3 yot the! tWadale, Craerait and
Foreman subdivision OF lot II of the Poor
House farm; 500. igz yniE8 ~, AZ
Deed made December 7,1s7S, by Wm.
Hall, Edward Gross and Elliott w.
Gloss heirs and exeeators 4 o. the
Gross, deceased, 10 George. Bowers, jr., for
lot No. ] in square No. %, on the southeast
corner ot 3sth and Jacob streets; s., ,7l6.
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PHrLAnEI3mA DeOembeT IA Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Firmet; No =
ted 81 0dsE bid. $l07K asked; amber 81 o5;
white 81 0Sal 90. Corn-Steady; yellow ise
mixed, e. IsaiI5tc oats-Firm white western
3laS9e; western MIXED 2ssSDG Rye-Dull
e1OG Inlokea 7hahis 4 55ssaSlse; picked 65Ia
TJ<c; green Sc. Lard Steady; prime steam &C..
Butter STEADY; New YORK State and Bad
ford county, Ia. extra 9oA21c; Western Re
serve loalSc. .Egp-Quiet but steady; western
44A95e. Petroleum. dull refined ,B5fe; Crldt
T9Sr. Whfsky-Steady western y o. ~.
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ANOTHER GRAVE RoBnEHy. !
IN. u,,na.. Den I'm POSSESSION Of the
Police. $50 81 & -

EVANSVILLE, Ixp., December 19.Acon-
siderable excitement prevails here. to-
night over the discovery Of the body ,of +.
" Murphy, a respectable printer, IN the
dissecting room Of the Ev4nsyi!le Mea1Sa.. s :.
College. Murphy was buried iast sunua!
and his wife received an anonymous nots
late this afternoon instructing her to go 70
the College and she would discover ms
body. She followed the instructions and
the Tolice have taken possession o. the
building. She identified the body whlch
was partially dissected, by marks ana
initials on his arm. An inquest is beng
held with the intention of getting a. me
pen0n who robbed the grave. Serious ae-
velop0euts are ANTICIPATED, leading 10
hhnckine lisclnstires.
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TELEGRAPH1C DROPS.
The harboy oi eaj Kenigsburg, Prussia

closed BY ice:
Mr.. Welsh, the American Minister tc
England, Is improving. ,2 -t-A
Specie in the Bank OF France has in.
creased 4,Soo, 900 francs in the past week
The Representatives OF the National
party OF New England will have confer.
eneein Boston, January ID. as
At Cohoes, n. Y, Patrick Rourke and
family OF five children were burned 70
death by ,frein their home. "Wednesday
night. .'s
Nearly all theiournals are untavorablC
to-the nes 1talian t0abinet which Is con.
kidGted merely TRANSITIONAL, Y Count Doti
will resume his post Of Ambassador to
Constantinople. ~ '"' '-''
American Consul General Heap will
not release Romer, the alleged American
oitizan Imprisoned in ConStantinople. o.
the Grand ,Vizier has informed him that
proof exists Of his guilt.
The French Senators Of the Left have
addressed manifesto 10, the Senatorial
eleetofspolntIng out the prosperity securet
by the Republic and the latest divisions
among the Strictionists.
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Nn. f. NJ Nok16S sin the city Etqbbins
With his friends cfor a, day or ,twS. He
ss4ms 10 be quite sanguine Sas tota busf.
Dpss revival in the next few months. In
sr.aling Of the amount OF money that re.
sumption win assure TO the country, and
,be cossibiIity of an advance IN prises, he
says that what the country vneeisEis to
vparl against such an advance as viii
sbu, us out 81 the markets Of the World
which We are now seeking, and, to some
extent, finding. Hereafter the nee is TO
he closer than in the past between Ameri-
lean and foreign manufacturers, and the
great problem of Hvilizaiion:is @toFho
can produce the cheapest and thus keep
their labor employed.1swe are sending
pioneers TO South America and 70 Mexico
10 find new markets for our surplus pro-
ducts, but we arc to bear in mind thst our
ability to occupy these fields; as against
England and other nations, lies in our
ability to produce the goods low enough
TO export them. ,dE a-b 10 bsqz.
In regard to, the probability fan 'ad.
vance in prices at an early day, the Gin
cinnati Gd.at of yesterday predicts that
resumption twill release the oountryCiFom
along paralysis, and that confidence viii
rise with a bound and All thinss in begin
10 move" 1t furthers says that;ijql
awe have ttaTelcd over the hard road Of
,nureciating money until itshas reached
MI nar not only in gold, but in It's purchaSng
IIoEpr il, general commodities Thelyery
teSinnine OF resumption VIII show 10 aall
hat the bottom is reached Thisais a
foundation for confidence The paper
dollar Is now as good As gold. 10 sane
man wants that it should fall below gold
again. But when resumption shall have
assured the people that we fhaye reached
tirm ground, 1t is inevitable thatarelease
iron, the long apprehension will give a
bound 10 confidence and to all kinds Of
enterprise; sgeIs tzs ssu7rr NJ .asassEss
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PERSONAL MrSrloS.-Mr. Robert n,
Smith, Travelling Agent Of the Chicago
Rock Island 4 Pacific Railroad, Is in the
city. ss...s,.-I is.. e. !. sa,.- - /,
retary, Mr.. Ran. stalnakers have gone 10
Washington, where the Governor has
some business demanding attention in the
U. S. Court.
Mr.. Frank AIantz, General Supervisor o.
Trains on the D. go. Railroad, and Mr..
wm. franklin, Master OF Transportation oi
the Ohio and Chicago Divisions oil Tie
same road, were. in the city yesterday.
Messrs. John Greer and dJOhn Baker are
home from the Wash.-Jef. College for the
holidays.
Mrs. N. E. Springer, who has delivered
several interesting lectures In this city, 7
visiting friends in Bridgeport. ''
Mr.. louis F. stifel aud bride returned
home last evening from their bridal tour.
Mr.. Evan Jones, member OF the Pitts.
buryh City Council, and Q late contractor
on the P.w. 4 Ky. Railroad, was in the
city yesterday. "a, I..iI> ~ gcls.E
Mr. Philo Kimberly, the coal dealer, Is q
humorist. pan "amooSin'" letter from Mr.
Kimberly, in relation 70 the contracts iol
suppl ying coal 10 the public schools, IeaL
atths meeting o. Tho Board oil RdnOatidr
last night, created q good deal OF merrt
ment.
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2DrrRor, December l9.-A Fns Pres
special from Kalamazoo says: Apassen.
ger train on the Grand Rapids. & Indiana
Railroad struck acutter containing John
Mclndre and his wife and three children,
at Hints Crossing, near Plainwell, this
evening. Mr.. Mc1ndre wa. instantly kill.
ed, and his vile and one child fatally in
dead and dying taken p Plainyell where
medical aid was summoned. APA
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gysAS TaIEvISd.-About I o'clock Wed.
nesday evening q sneak thief opteret Mr..
6. ". Merchant 3 Boarding house, on 10th
street, near Jacob, and made his way TO
the sleeping apartments on the second
iIour. He had opened o window, and was
throwing bod clothing out, whom q servant
girl happened to pop In on him and put
him TO flight. As he was making his exit
he turned in the hall way and threw o
tanp q cd n thsgisl ys9 4 .1 6sSi followed 2
juring her slightly, The rascal succeeded
in making his escape, but the family think
they can identify him. A good dose oil
buekshot, put where It would do themost
sGod, Is thb Rest sRtaotte in the world tO'
such fellows, ''s
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ncrEaE .Isllill' ElILsl -

~
The House went into Committee q ,islH HIP
Whole on the Indian ApProprtattoq sIll;
The SSaslo99R q tss sS nSaiHas,Sn sPf5asIs {, /,
postponed by the Senate Commsttss uagI
after the holiday recess.
Mr. Thoekmorton offered an amend
pept PsSgEsiEg ta9t e lsdiSai a iss9S Y SSs Sssi
into that territory unless authorized W 81
itter lie discussion, Mr.. atkinson
moved as 4 substitute for the amendment
an amendment limiting prahi bitop 70 tat
Indians Of Arizona and Nav Aealeo
Nj Scales moved 10 strife out the claus
appropriatins $50, 900 for expenses ~ The
! IIniian COnmissj0n Atter . long dlsens
Ion the motion 10 strike out vas INFESTED
On motion Of Mr. Scales, the HumPsf Q
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The bin then passed. .....,,..,,
THE plsTRIcr BOND pHAReEs. NJ

Mr., Harrison, the Chaittfa 81 The Com
mifee ont Civil Service shbmitteda report
TO the committee in reference to the
investigation made by Il, into charges
made against certain members Of the
House OF receiving money and aiding in
the, passage efa bill pI3gihing for the pay
EIneht u ntefeAt On de S65 Districts bombs
The report states that there was not q
particle Of testimony showing that any
money had been used, or any corrupt IN
huences brought TO bear in passing the
bill, and that the publication in the Wash
ington Pot OF the article making The
.eliafges Wasa wanton and swh hVllyuLjrsti-
Ifable attaek On thehembers of fthe Hoase,
and concludes with the resolution dis
charging the committee fEom further con-:
sidering the matter. The resolution was
unanimously. adopted, rtgay d. .,--g,i.
" The Speaker appointed Messrs. Durham,
Clymer, Smith, Baker and! Sfngletonas a
conference committee on the part Of the
House on the military academy and torti-
ionappropriation bills respectively.
Adjourned. ..
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,SHIPPISG THE Hoe iPRoppcl1 Tpk GER.
MAxY.-Mr Charley Hofman. the we'll
known, Fulton bufchers shipped yester-
day 70 John speehts az Rayensburs, IW1r-
temburg, Germany ,yiaithe, B6tk @. R.lR.,
on sample, ten tierces OF lard and 900
Lbs. Of salt meat. Mr.. Hofmanisiid idea in
shipping this stock is 70 try and build up
10 trade in Germany, where much. better
prices reign for that class OF goods than
can be had here. a "a i4rt saifu SIT
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nREApY, tIpR,s T4E rSLEIGHIxG SEAspS I
MessrS- donaldson, Lewis 4 Co, a IA
1874 Market street., haFe a'fihs dkplsy d
sleighs and entteFs, 70 which they invite
ss 4 H. Ps4s y sRs Ses ssS S.S ASfs
3yer manufactured in this city, which they
offer at feuaFk ABLY law prices, The frm
l,Gs EaLfputAfioH for doing fine work
Which Is fully warranted by the stock o
handsome sleighs and RattSts now on ex
hibition At their mandatory. Call and
sd5t tiSetns
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TnIke Them mack,

z Wkbri YOU ask fof ''DT. G. McLase's cele
btsiei Liver PiIiS i" aud on opening the Hmp
pet. and anything hat 4 Ie5 MT on The box=-
dry are counterfeit and no gOOd-take then
laok, fheoFiginal nr, McI.lne's Pills have
"a other color but rolf ssai on cover at box
and blue government siannp 0asIlde, VII
name Dt 4Eientirg BFps,, Pittsburgh" theTe
ON. Falling to ind Tic features. take then
hack, y ,ff''i- "; Z i.'l- y
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irssihe,. indies,tiIosn..

WASHINGTON, D. c., / 4. NJ, December
90.-For the Lake region, south and west
windsE a. falling barometer, warmer and
cloudy weather, occasional snow or rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
easterly winds, warmer and cloudy wealth
er, and falling barometer,
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c1 cis14R MAKES BAlL-The cigar makers
IL the city will give a grand ball tonight,
at C6emmia Hall, corner Market and
iith streets Every arrangement has been
have no doubt The b4ll'Wllf prove 1 hRsh:
cial as well rs social success. The ID.
EiuipUis only 80 cents. Mayer WI tdr-
nBIi fiie musi1. FHqse Eh9 ind pleasure
in terpsichoresn sniOym1nts sRohld drup
| In al tiarmania Hall tonight.
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TowsEND OBJECTS 10 BrLLD0slNd.

Mr.. Towsend, Of New York, inquired il
the members were to be menaced in the
discharre Of their duties. He understood
the gentleman from Virginia to caA out in
A menacing manner that he wanted i
noted who objected, and that was breach
OF privilege. .i.l,.
S-fhs Spsaksr-TheIe reporters are boundto
note the objections.
Mr. White=o oh, itsdid not alarlh any
Nj. cabell@Iaeitller tnenaeed anybody,
nor intended to menace anybody, and
whsn i lntand TO do so will make dem
oustration that the gentleman GToYsend
lYilIi tlotg uiistSk y I 5mereiy Swanted 70
put on record those who objected to tho
simple resolution ..if.. 9..7t
Mr.. Sparks-T'he minerity have q rtghi
to object and they avail themselves Of thai
riSht.very irequently.7E lZlIHLJl.pr
''eRy tbs time there was 4 great deal o
confusion ion in the hall and Slr: Acklin sug
eestsd tbst be Fietiae nldshs reat3
M. T6@ send, 81 New fofk, reH9rke.l !.
that Il should have been read during ttt
iatc election in Louisiana, 70 which Mr.
Acl,lin retorted that the same thing nigh
IL taid. Of New -Iofk.-=-------------------
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TnIna.

ToLxpo. pecember IA Wheat -QniSt 30.
l white Michigan -9Ies anlbef Michigan spot
nominal at a6 =: February 9l3tes No. : red spot
e6If{t; February saiSse;; No: ) red 4O&te. Corp
quiet new high mixed S3e No 2sI53<f;
new S9Aei January sse, oas-pull aud
RoRllpal, "''' -
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LONDON, December le.-Bnllion in the
Bank Of England increased e5l4, 900 last
week, the proportion Of reserve TO liabili-
ty is 2ss per cent: Bullion gone into Bank
on balance to-day is E3S000. Bills oi
Fsomelfir1ns in the East1 India trade bave
beeh etufneed the IG4bilite is bdisled
are riot'heaVy.
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TEXNEsEE cLAIMs 40 nE PAIn

The House Committee on Claims to-day
authorized Henderson TO report TO the
House with favorable recommendation,
the pending bill authorizing the proper
accounting officer Of the Treasury 10 pay
the amount due the State OF Tennessee for
keeping and maintaining, United States
pris6hefsl from thea stof July 1868 to the
lst OF December, ISL,
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esas cmcAso, December ia.-rhe DrOyeri Jour.

D4iioeRsssAi lHoees@Rssssseipts h, ,oco head; shipments
8, 900 market Hfm; choice heavy g 15a2 80;
light e Sa2 g mixed = ioa2 ~; closing
CArTLEEReoeipts 5000 head; Shipments
2,S0o! Steady and unchanged steers s. 40a
Is i0;d stockers IN good demand az s. SSa3 %;
butchers cows e l0a4 50; steers - S0asS
isHEEr- Er-Reeeipts 500. Firm at - loa+0o.