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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

The New York Public's comp aEison OF gains
md losses Indicated through the ciearings for
ne month ending August 30 shows: Gains
New York 81 Clio, Boston 25 TO. Philadelph
S210, Chicago 13 6-10, Baltimore Il Lilo, Gin
ennati $40, st. Louis $40, Louisville $40,
Pittsburg 81 $40, Providence 2-10, Kansas City
New Haven 20 4-10, Columbus 10 9-10. Losses
New Orleans II $40, Worcester 4 2-10, SYRIA
cuse 20, San Francisco 81 BIO, Milwaukee
LILO. The decline in San Francisco Is due
| 70 the large decline IN speculation, and by the
osfrust OF capitalists and the uncertainty OF
business men respecting the effects Of the new
constitution and the impending election.
Vsnef returns Indicate great and growing
health in trade and Industry
Judge Thayer, Of Philadelphia, has filed an
opinion 10 the Common Pleas Court, In which
we law governing the transactions In stocks
clearly laid down. The suit Id question
vas brought by Mr.. John B. Thomas, a stock
Broker, to recover from the executor of Mr.
Sohn B. Dixon for cash advanced during the
ffe time of the latter for the purpose of sell
mg short" in stocks On the trial of the case
November last the jury found a verdict liz
laFor Of plaintiff for S3938 &c. The case was
carried before the court In banc by the de-
lendant's counsel who argued that the pIaInt-
WI could not recover, as the contract was In
Jaw gambling contract" Judge Thayer
sassans the claims Of the defendant, and
i grants new trial On the ground that the re-
4 cent decision of the Supreme Court In the case
VI fareira vs.. Gooell Is conclusive upon the
point that where broker, employed to effect
Nagerlng contracts on the prices OF stocks,
.uvances his own money at the request OF 3
aeieuda-s. to settle differences In stocks, the
ssoAer In such cases cannot recover from the
,saendant the amount advanced for such a
parpose.
iae business of smuggling whisky into
Aaas9a Is a lively and paying one. Trading
ssseis belonging In San Francisco go to the
sasaRieh Islands, where they purchase Hon
II IL rum for seventy-five cents Q gallon, re-
aaee II oDe-haIf with water, take it to Alaska
- dispose OF 1t to the natives for bone and
,.,uy at the rate Of So per gallon. Under the
~ W congress the importation of liquors,
alsafns either, into any part Of Alaska is
u III aoised, and vessels found In those waters
n h. .'d any OF these co1traband articles OF
II g.. - are liable to have them seized By the
I es.'.en officials. A revenue cutter re-
4tg overhauled one Of these crafts, a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10


Santanoher 6,........... 1850 224 SO S87, 300 38
September 8..---..-... 551 3l9 53 40.6sl 40
Sentsmber s............ 655 1876 80 II ,25f ~
Total thus far 81 6.671 20 S205,0la 90
We quote exceptional paper GOT cent: Al
do 708; second grade do @; loans on col
iaterals 79s: Al mortgage paper 80; second
grade do o cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at $685.
and trade dollars at so99s. Halves and quar-
ters (Amsrican) are quoted at s94999X.
The sales OF foreign exchange were Hight
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
-D4ss. and bill OF lading and clear bills at
478@47a. ..= n15.-
French bills ara weak and dniet. We quote
bank francs -; commercial 292s tG5.28A.
New York sight ID quoted at 3-1s p cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate: commercial is
quoted 1-16 v cent premium.
State Consols steady at s74837H.
Premium Bonds closed at 2414G24k.
Stocks are steady.
OUs-Half- Paid City Coupons.
24G2e; City Consolidated Bonds. BIO; State
Warrants, 20; State Warrants, no.
by Telegraph
LONDON. Sept. 9. 2:3o p. m.-Consois 97ssd.
Erie 27h.
PARIs. Sept 9-Rentes s4f. csc.
NEW YORK. Sept 9.-Evenfng.-Money active
at sal, closing at 6; exchange quiet a. 48lNeS
ASK; governments quiet: new So 1929. 41ss
10414. As 1918 State bonds strong
=5 THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The following is the
etnsfrlO stock rAFort.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
.nr.yGAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE ITEMS. ETC.

....ar the influence Of favorable advlc,es
q. abroad, the cotton market mere Flied
a..r at an advance Of &c per pour.d for
ia1ssgno and all the upper grades. The de-
twas good. the sales at the close aggre-
80 1870 bales. The stock OF cotton at this
81 now eg75 bales, against 6405 bales at
sane date last year OF this, sa71 bales
I'D the presses, unsoa or awaiting orders,
al f704 bsies on shipboard.
MA receipts Of cotton at all the United
cntes potts since Friday last amount to r.
Il bales. against "a ,f,64 bales fer the cores
m1dlng time last year.
At New York spot cotton was steady, WIN
.eles ea 1916 bales, and GOO delivered on con-
yaetg, Futures declined "a points for sep
nnber deliveries, and from to points o.,
Aher months, closing steady, WITH saieS -
SEQ bales.
The Liverpool market WAS firm, #l6h saie9
~ 1000 bales, of which $3.50 we're Afnerieah'
|The receipts at that port yesterday @eis -
[hales. of which $50 were American. futures
|sIosed firrner, with more buyers ao 'flih7i
[rrinee The Hayre market Is reported as
hardening.
me Manchester market for yarns and
hhries was firm. At Fall River prints were
nuiet at previous prices. ..=.m..-.
There was very little business done at the
snoar sheds. The stocks are small, and the
| market is controlled entirely by dealers.
III the grain landing there was moderate
movement for the local trade, and prices for
III kinds Of grain, except bran, were steady
There was limited inquiry for flour yes
trday, and the feeling 10 prices was steadier.
The provision market was a little more ac-
live than for several days past. The demand
90 fair, and the tone OF the market was
stronger under the influence OF favorable tele-
craphic advices from the West.
The stock of cotton at New York yesterday
ras 27.t91 bales United States 4 per cents
we're quoted at f01S501o1s4. The exports
from that port for the week ending yesterday
we're exclusive Of specie, S6,217,1 57. The
money rate was per cent, against per cent
the day before.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
BODLEY BROTHERS


Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons.
three and four mule Cane Carts, OK Carts, Loe
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Basasse Carts, Farm
Carts Rice Carts. Small Carts Of every size four
and SIX seat Family Wagons, Spring Wagons
for delivering goods, spokes, FeIIoes, Shafts
Hounds, Wagon Material, Axle Grease, Oar.
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention TO our
ful-stzed sWedged and hardened Axles Chilled
Wagons. Manufactured In oar own factories al
Wheeling. ". Va, from the best material and 5y
skilled mechanics. We can give reliaDle
guarantee meet any competition and suDpiY
the largest dem and.
Dspsr-i57 ana 119 Common street.
My2 2dp9m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

There was nothing done In public securities
at the Stock Exchange yesterday. In State
Consols there was no change in prices. Pre-
MUM Bonds closed at 24A@A11aa, against 2414
@24sS on Monday. At New York Louisiana
Consos were quoted at 37@38; no sales re-
nnrfad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening. September .. 1879.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

The London Economist has advices from
nearly all the harvest fields of Europe, and
theY afford conclusive proof Of an increasing
demand for American wheat. Not only In
Southern Russia but generally throughout
the Continent, there ID falling off In the crop.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

The foregoing statement ie a just, true and
orrect transcript from the books Of the Com.
pany JAM ES l. LA 4. PRESIDENT
g. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before nds this TWEEN.
ty-second day Of January. 1879.
A. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
, 1879-01-28

the members Of The sacred Senate. .,is tone In
speaking Ia the preiaturs--"t tss venerable
brcttlrcr who, endowed With the episcopal Office,
fad tho hfoh honor Of Astfat,nR. nearest
to his fnotstoo, r--was that Of kindly but most
disttnet command a. 10 the means to bc en-.
lit: ilftn hnpe That tley would hhow more md
mora rcsp1cndentIy before The people the 1l0ht
OF sacerttota1 virture. Io was Riad TO tell them
that be looked confidently for The bcst results
from fhc Intelligent a,at willing 1nduAtry nf
Which they we're now mora than oyer called
upOH to rive prouf; mid then. After Allud'hG tu
TN. new nttribltluns he had assigned TO those
who could NJ longer employ their. talents Ia
1.-THE honorable Offices which unt1cr tho patctnat
temporal rule Of tho Rt,nan Pontln were con-
I1dcd tu then," he continued:
" In thcse difficult moments In which Efforts
arc ss,asle to oprsesH AMI weaken the Ch1sch at,d
TO throw dlscrcdst upon her sacred ministers, It
becomes tic duty of those who By te Divtne
mercy hare been callesl to serve her to uphold
the honor Of her Institutions to mako tcif sI7.
dom shine In the eyes Of the world, and to show
themselves, Tor doctrine, Tor epotluss purity Of
and Tho true falt Of The earth. We do not doubt
that all Ut you, convinced of the Important nd
vnntaFcs OF which ottt paterna1 solfcltnde fof
you will be fruitful, Will fall into our Views nn.l
scrond our i3esises In all things"
In tl,e letter addressed bs Leo XIII. to tho
OF lt,ese dsssousses communicated for direct
application IT, tsm Herman Empire, and oeeorn-
painted, " rather prefaccti. by d,stfnct ai1ftpA-
tiu' uf the unity vi purpose existing through.
cut tic Eriscopatc. fuu have already published
e text Of ths letter. It. sets forth so jtstlnctty
has made MP LIS mind to fo)lor fot their fulfill
nlent. that II would appear at the same time
tint his negotiations wittx7he German Govetu~
n1eut hnvc proved Intellectual.
, 1879-01-28
FINANCIAL,

Dosros, Mass., Jan. :7.--lt Is stated that she
Neellatn Savings Bank will 10 elosed, owing to
4 lark Of business.
ClaclssA1l, O.. Jap. 7.-Thc First National
Bank 1t G1unyflle, O., has suspended. The de-
pos,toss Will be paid in tull. but holders Of lite
banks papers will be the lusers.
Uswsuo N. r., Jan. 27,-Flhe National MA.
fipc Bunk Il to 10 closed. Cause, tho bigh rate
OF taxation and tfle low rats Df iutere4t.
Ep<etaI Hi4p11tA 10 TAs 7ttsaA<.
AuRonA, ILL.,, jan. 21.-Willtsm Lawssnco g.
Co, uealerx an dry Hoods closed thets doors this
moEnlux. The arm MAS composed Of William
Lawrence, Lytpan Baldwin, aud ~. 4. HlHRia4,
aud had transactel . large business for tnauY
years .a the Vest Dsylason OF TIE city. Il s4 be-
Heyed their Asseta viii ". Is eeutA aud per-
hapa 100 10 tho dollar Ut Indebtedness. 11,sy
have slu rssosct and sympathy Of the entire
eolnmunity tn lheiE uisfurtuns,
, 1879-01-28
ROUGHLY HANDLED,

At about oraock last aveninR oGiees Cobb,
Of the HIuman-Strest Station, while travelling
LIS beat, came upon gang Of tau ar attccn
young ruGlaus who wore staniing ID front OF
Henry sprluger's saloon, No. 85o Blue lAand
avenue. As ,As officer came up oaa Of Tho
E EanE a,. notorious 1s !. IT, young rowdy nanod
l.aye rot 1t tu for, and am going to LICK him"
Tie of1icer ordered them TO dlsDcrso for home,
whereuron llalp!ne struck and clinched With
lin. When lie had been thsoHn, sone oas
caught the officer By the 1eKs aud turned
hlln uuleF, alld then 11alptne got up
una ran. 'Tne officer nrcd ono shot II
t!u,, which unfortunately went vide Of the
unaEk a,,A struck Mr. Albert Kra1nphcr, Of No
US3 Hinmau street, In tho calf Of tue Leg. caus.
,nE seht 9TH sd: Toa1d: After 5.,.1 tas s6ss ans
clinched with tho officer q. second
sims. and during tle ,.ttuggle soms %
cue struck the officer On tho Aeal With santS.
bag, ur sune similar weapon, temporarily stun !;
ning him. IEalplue again ran ot, aud thu oiflcot
nrcd q second shot at AIu, tlt VIII what sas. Hs
ccss 10 unknown. Officer Cobb wss badly used
up, aud pa1 Ills thu.nps badly bitten:
, 1879-01-28

Erckmnnn- Chasrian and T.outs DnvsI fthe
anshor of "Ia Maitscsse Lea.tIme") are sc-
ported to bare completed 4. gran.l drama en-.
an!l n. ytzcntinc, ihc cx-tmprcsnr'o Of The
dcfunct Theatre Lytlquc, continues his series
Of Tuesday musical 1estIvals NJ the flippo-
tlramc, hsxt weok, With roneert, At whtef! NJ.
auiraud, OF "Piccoltno" fame, 10 to conduct
soma .nnpubltsbod fragments Of now work,
"Le Feu..n
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE
has recently been Issued by the police. Prior 10
tho opening nj the Exhibition nii vfnc.shops
to ctosn At midnight. It han beon decided that
In ftltnre tho bpccin, pcrmisaton granted tu keep
open during The Exhibition tnonths TIT .. NJ.
e,,n!t hc ,iatfu Eetcral. So The )" won't.gtI-
of the authorities. Hitherto they ha,l only tiler
own. IAnltY MELfZKM.
, 1879-01-28
STATE AFFAIRS.
BaIloting for United States 9en-
ator In the Kansas eau.
cts.
ingalls, Cots but Titty-fonr Votes,
IStghty-fivo Being Neces.
HNry.
Proposition III the Illinois Legislature
to Get Up a Revenue Com
mission.
INDIANA.
Eneff1f ntsnatca 10 11e Ttfahna.


"oFt''' "'tnase" 70 70 1Ae 1''oH"e
4"n'a""fot's, =, 's''' s''~f "!.ueF h'esHH".
% t,on u .ne aMalt' t,. y. 'ne no.u,eI o'pnaua
-. uomo o'ow1 :, t.,a. n."lo" "nns,"s, 'es"c"t
.'o',es ~ nu'ea'et'"n' pssne'ps. passnsr
u's Rooas n.'n snele' a1n. sIos 81, so.a 10 ,"c
t.o''e WY" 10 l'e s''oan, " *@,"v.o1 uosN"e
',. .uv sn's. 'as. ssa,s, ~ "s,seo ,, VI 'ne ln"
""M. ss.s ,. ..n. ~ 1.sSo snam w '".e1ss.c'
:" A.,e sou"ss'1u a. "' pu't"a1e ,r,','
,o' ''.y ,os "ua ~" .'u' " oss t"'s
po.'I'a, -. "n.'tu'oa s.su.s ~ na'e oseu lnan-
Nv" ~ ;ns aases' 10y W." Is aos. snpne "'s.
,, ~ az a"s NV a'''' sne'
""u" -. ,vu.'t ~ ~ Nv saso ""u ot'.et
1,s.'',A. !" .'3osous ssnts" ~,
'"ae'sou, ,e na''.o' ~ o'4te' saea'se ".s onseo
.'!' aI.u "an aaee...ea - usn ~. =. ~, a,a'i'
w." 'a,, 1'uus ,."; sa. - opotgn ot 9 WIN w 'nto
uusso .a'"o,'1"R 'ne -. aa.' as. so'ns'
30, W ga. aoe" ~ s'to"ooov s' .c- ,c,,
, 1879-01-28
THE VATICAN.
The Foley Ut Leo XIII.


ROW., Dec, 0t.-fn every uttcraucc OF Leo
N1lI., whether spoken from the l'onttaeal
throuc 10 those assembled before him, or WRIT
ten 10 members Of the Epifeopatc, tlcru IL the
evidence Of distinctly defined, well-thopght-
cut line Of policy, upon which hls Holiness re-
turns with mosI gentle but most inhexfblo In
stxtcucc, tits altn II, without dnubt, suhstan-
TALLY the cams A. that which Influenced the
words Of Plus IX., but tho COURSE he
follows Is essentially different and Il
far .uoru likely to lead to the result
bo ,teslsss. Whatcser may be the quality Of
the wisdom ttu Pope possesses. hts eentrncss
IN it, application 10 untfrE. Att', "ere 70 speak
wf,1ely.extendcd branch OF the Christian church.
were Ill possibility Ut r ambitious alma Vi the
Sovereign Pui,ttt ulld hlus cxclastftd, hss H0t1s
woulu-as lu,iecd they auat far tlsrir great pru"
drnro--eoni!lAlnl ti1u astent"'' md cnaldtra~
tlOu Df vi! thinking McH. ns rouFse llt P0pc
spcaks, a all PoP<* must, from thc conviction
this fo1H hak must 1ancaipTu'nfsiiIBy DECLARED,
bM. The Rossaa.. ~ far " th,:t gacs, It t,sy ba
sail otltr .niDtstcrs Of Om1. spcaktng. iron.
utt4tr pulptts, do t!r sane: hut It Is The
urlltrress vi tho political insight shown BY
arsot,plis.l hs purpose, tlle skill with which 10
se{z4 tie opportunities The actual cotIt'un oE
,hipRa atFnrs linn, rhicl, ina kc hls uttrranccs
thIs Chrtst,I.ns especially worthy of attention:
immediate publication uf lltut tu thu form Of
| letter wrttrn to &i,r Archblshup of Cologne on
CArIstn,sk-Evc shows that It Was addressed tlrst
tu thr t1erlHan nattutl, ul1 then tp tic world at
latgr. Simultaneous With this letter we hAst tlc
dlscous4cs delivered hy the Pope Ia reply To the
| felIr!satitHs Ut the College Vt Garluafa un
| Ci,ristuaa-)ay aud those those vi the P,elaiuru
u, the 3sth.
In addressing the Cardinals. thu Pope, bavlng
reminded ttsttn that the 6un o( Gud i1 Ills l1l-
| comparable mercy, appeareh upon earth 10 t4l-
tul the Divine tuisson vi restoring the world "
raising It from the depths nf corruption into
which it ha4 taleu to new lite, sa4 that ia44-
iuuch as christ's spirit uoysFus the Church
founded by llfnI %. wtcncYer IN past eehtur!ts
society BY lis own fault frll from tho noble dK
| nhy 10 which Christ had eteYxte4 Il, tae ChusSh
raised it once tnD5e from the nise Ind t'l1scry
through tl!r superhu1uan virtue u tho Redccni-
| TT. At It was tn tte paAs, 10 even tn thh Hsts
stAbla are lu which We jlre society can
have uo otAer Escape from tho evils e1lstins but
| bY turning 10 Chysss ana becaHa!s!s secotttle1
t0 Ills Church. It sAN tlnd NJ remedy 80 etllen.
| cluua as that Ut humble subIntdson und doetle
Christlau ube1!cncr. 1t ID impossible to hope
for the return oi order IN tt'Eirty II authority
ulpl the laws by which II governs nro not III Ril
thugs III conformity with lhu ispulutAt!s Alhl
eternal bEluritlts vi truth ulul Justice, of which
,l.s Church IL the custodian sIld Euardiau. But,
while Leo XIII. expressed tn tnls WIS his oplu-
lvu4--pcrh4ps ought " ssY htt convictions
, 1879-01-28
KANSAS,

HFze7a1 Q53t18tN 70 TN 3f1su"k
TopEg4, Kas., Jsn. 2z.-Thc city Is crowded
With ciszeas from al psrt1 Of the State to assIat
;lelr farositc Senatorial candidate. The atrees
In front Of the Tetlt House Il blocked tori half
a square With people, and the excitement runs
high. Atchlson seat oses large lobby to-day
In tho interest OF lnga1ls, and An equally large
delegation arrived from Ls&senWcfth TO work
for Anthony. The informal ballot will be
takeu to.mvrtoT. II Is expssted thAt the
yptas Will ba very scattering until
the contest beg1as to sssums shape.
When 1. becomes apparent that either loFalls,
Anthony, Of Simpson viii b. elected, the scat.
tered rotcs will be important factors. simpson
expects to bold anlticIsot strength to prevent
the cholce:ot either Of the otheEs, aud to force
, 1879-01-28

Anthony 10 join him In or1er to dcfcnt ingalls,,
but It Is rot probable that Anthony can carry
hfs supporters in body TO sIfnnson. and, when
the break occurs, ingalls, may secure enough 10
give him the requisite majority. Anthony al
lows stmpson only fifteen votes. bat lngalIs
concei1es him ~ high "A twenty-five. Anthony's
own strength Ia stated by him at fortJ-two.
ingalls, claims from sixty to seventy.
Ep%-faI E4snaseA 10 TIA Trfs1tH4
ToFEKA, kan., dan. 27-lf y. p.-El,c 1'eput-
lcAn caucus t1nght WAS attended, by ITO fncn,-
tiers nf tfs two houses, eight being nltscni. Three
.,nliots we're taken for United States Henatoe, al
fullnws:
rtHsT HALror.
In.Aitf... ..........t5 Ansluny 80. ...... 81
stinp4on .......... 10 I'nt!tpa ..............11
eEtoNn BALLOT.
Simpson -. .........l. ph'!!sn<. n<...r..........'n
Campbell -. ....... Scattering -. ;. as. !
Thr third ballot wns l1a. satf,e IA tho accont,
and iltr eal,clts adjourned Until to n,rrow night
1,r cnucns rule requires eighty. .tlrca votcs to
nominate. 1t,-night's result Is REGARDED as
t,e.ne favorable to lHaa1ls. ~ Il Is xnnwM tint
most Ut the a|,scntccs are lngatts nun, md
tint the voacs giren to Campbell will 10 lor
Ingalls, on the formal ballot.
, 1879-01-28

L1rrLn RooK, Ark, ian. 27+-On motion Of
Senator Terry, that part o! thu Journal referring
to il,c charge that $500 had been offered Repre-
sentative Hatfield tu vote fur JoInsun for
Senator was, after debate, expaugcd.
Representative Fisllbark read 10 the House a
letter from Robert johnson, III which he sass he
"det3es nli such charges. anl dc,lounccs Them
"a falso." lie ahkcd d prompt Investigation to
brlug out tic who1u truth.
atr. Ffshback .novctl n committee OF five to
investigate. Laid over Ill tomorrow.
Both Houses adjourned from reapect for
Representative Holman, OF scsior County, who
died Yesterday.
, 1879-01-28
MINNESOTA.

MlNN ESl1Ite
EDeeidt llspo'Eh 10 1ht Trtturk
Fl. PAUL, Mimi. Ian. 27.--1llr Ecnate wAs
not In ecsat0n to-day.
In tic llouso .llc twentieth pt.ftlnn for pro-
hibitton Of The Use Of tho hra.s wilcsttcttcr wna
prosented.
a cgnc1lrfcnt resolution WAS adopted direct
nG tho judiciary Committee 10 inquire Into
pnat legislation affecting the State lands known
as swa,np Hnd uvernowo'' lanls, ntnI the pro.
priety vi rcsorving t}1c remainder to create
funds Tor the purchase of suitable grounds uni
fur t,tc crcctiun Ut a new Cup1sol building.
The 1fouso also toncurrtd III the Senate
amendments cn1arRlrE the seopc OF the prIr
pused atatc-frison investigation.
Mr.. MrCrackcn introduced LII repeating
the law whct, nlioms The dcnt', pcnnttyto 10 In.
Nsetea only nhcn tic jury III murder caso rte.
scrtbcs II.
, 1879-01-28
.,,4;ooat Gambting...The Great
Exh,bItton.lottary.
,.,.,,oo AZ the Prizes at the Patafs do
l,fudustr1e---A Curious ARs'o1n-
eratfou.
A''' ping g Eumbsrs-Ths Ticket
Speculation.
case,o from the Theatres and
the Boulevards--The
Cafes.

--
xux<tdl corrr,pondenes q 1as Tribune.
go Ian. 3.-1he vice Of gambling, like
Faa's, ss a,oo.ant yIcts vhcrewith the c,oven.
npst otaet p'eo"eus -. -, i1..I rrct,o,, b..
hoofed gentleman tcmpte ue " to.cpt'us.on' "aa
INK OF communicative ttscll from one person
e" ..s,,,,cr w1th rrcat rapldttY. It has been 30
10 .uo. ea.a n, The huge manla for the unlawful
10 The case " ,a"r.r i,lepa.--,nerulatton awak-
though no 'o"es. -, tss..,,,sn ~ ,,,nt ne,.r.
ened in Franco oy t.e lnsoaIe" .' s...nn w. -. ~,
,holy pecs oi ou'e."i "a.''1s $500, """ 80,
national Exhibition Lottery !ntrolucea ~ LUG
S..,d :. . ben yolcht scheme for the assistance
t"".Ih,,o+. and srprkIng1ren,-the former Of
o. e.a :, w.. n h.1b by tic skItnulus It would
whom ~ was ~ ~ ~ t.oir .,orcs while nwa, In
hc,u the wgfkihCtfen by 1tce adfn'selon 10 TIC
~nnter, of the Champ DO Mars and Trocndero,
"uaus ts..ntv.n,o,crt soun threw OIL the
-sme ''s, .ro,.n.n ~ , bcneyoJcncc. aud
solo" pfc.e"se " ~ -, s.,.ss..n. -.
showed ftself IN lts 1ea' ~ ems'sctcs, as
= ,geantjc spp offered 10 the unhealthy national
...r,nr for e1e!lencut. Tic Original issue Of
aa''ps ~. .ts,,.t. roa ns crnry nm knows.
ono ml!''o' s3 u.".. ,rn,, nm q ivr,,r5
gradually 'aefcaseu' s'o.' ~ s s''s, ts., ~ ~
'''S"'' TWELVE Ml1.LIoxsl
o., .,,,.ro orpar,s OF French Repubttcantsm
lno 'usl,,o ,'ra bcor moye r,n.Isteui. fnt,1v,
t<ho ougus ~ '1ss w." .,ofsn,,",, ,xhn,,s
lost lhclf henss"s H"a n"''.! ~ '
stom!nable aml indeEensIble stIlhe' lRe con-
,,.,nn snrcad, from Paris to the Pr1vlt1rca, from
=. ,,..n,,,,, a,road. t,Il It nj Inst reached the
me eiFo'!pse. ~ sr,or,,.o ,yhnnco. for auv,,t
dAtant shores ol A"'estseit ""e.eo' -. auk"s
sn tell 10 The contrary, II hAT aaVc tFa'e'eu u
J.n,u, China, md back agatn 10 Europe yin tic
.bn,x deserts Of Siberia md Hussia- What
s.H"s H., ,..u, NJ ttchctsa Why. nFtcr
HopPed t''e ise"o ..,.,'s ..,,,r.,.., H.,
ba'thg run up 10 t"oi'o H'''i'o"s, u'a
t,lo Government suddenly cut OIL tic
mn,tr. thnurh the demand, far from ccastn9,
,s,,aor or,1 orrotcr t1ottv7 poss,b,v
Sn gei'l"B ,o1"t. ''''.. .'S.. 49,, ~. H.,
Il mss hare been for that Vcfy fcasohs MY I'M
Qyes.t1n Il, u'at tl&e uoFeFHE'cHt "Hs E"lleI
fdo,icned tY The devil ltsc1f had rnlstd. A
,sa, ,.,n, when tin trcsa bepan to abaro
mo"ea. en"1 ""s H.. $3.50 ~, ,.,o1. ,rh,c,, hal ~
trst sting The praises OF thc 'ottosy soun"uu ..lc
,ssiu most vigorously: not, however, uat'l the
,d1tnrs.inchfcf, their stats, their subecribcrs-
..S 49,, ,.,,t,.c,5l,o+s-had fhe deslred mn II, hrr
NV 1o"eap "rls s,spoa or~or IN ti,,,,r t,..r. ~
ol tlc"e'a sa!e'J sso'eu n"4A, -, wv" ueena ~
poekets, anil Ind thus an undoubtcd adSantago
arr the tanly spee,,tators who had trustad TO
~. s,.,e.. ~ tl,c thJr.ccnth million.
'Ae es1"se' " ~. -, ~, ,,,..a,f ,n ,n, ,s+
ohl aon't WISH u ses '"Jee'1 w % o'S oee
ter than the rest.
nor61r lit TICKETS
,r,, a. nv rcn,,er NAV hnye l,o,,pht,-fnst as
~. =, ms ri. t,uoht fsnen,,,nv AR,