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Rcn.rkalle sagrclty OF a Goat.

4 remarkable instance Of the sagacity OF
animals occurred recently at the residence of
Peter KiIlean, New Orleans. The partici-
pants in the even. about to be related were
goat, which for some years past has been
great pet with the children OF the family,
and pup, a comparatively recent arrival
in the domestic circle. The goat and dog
were on the best of terms, and had come to
enjoy occas;only rambles together around
the yard during the goats spare moments,
when there were no oyster cans, door scrap
ers or other edibles for it to disposeOf. The
singular behavior of the goat during the af-
teInoon, some days since, attracted the at
tenrion of the family. 1t ran to and fro,
crying in the most piteous manner, and
seemed half distracted. Some one at last
suggested that the animal should be follow
ed, and 1t seeming to appreciate the fact that
it had been understood, led the way to the
rear of the yard, where its canine compan.
ion was found IN the vault, almost in its last
struggles. The puppy was quickly rescued
and restored to ths goat, who greeted il
with the fondest caresses.
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Down In the Crater.

A Philadelphia traveller writes from
Naples as follows: 'Now that Mount
| Vesuvius is belching out smoke and fire, q
visit TO the summit IS the fashionable thing
10 do. Recently, the eruption beng unu-
sually strong, made q hurried visit to the
top of the mountain. On the way to the
| Hermitage, small cafe, near the Observa-
tory which was erected by the Government
| TO watch the operations of the mountain,
you pass many vineyards, and through a
district showing its volcanic origin. You
can go as far as the Hermitage in car
riage. but after that il is necessary 20 walk,
and to assist you in that fatiguing opera
tion, one guide viii pull st strap he has
placed around you, and the other will push
behind. The material over which you
walk in some places is red, in others black,
and Of a shifting character, so that at times
YOU sip back two steps after taking one.
From one 10 two hours is required TO reach
the summit, but, when reached, il the day
be clear. the grand panoramic view Of
Naples, the Bag, the Island of Capri aud
ruins Of Pompeii are all distinctly
marked. The crater is almost in an am
phitheatre, thrce-fourths of which are en-
closed, while one-fourth is open. The en-
closing walls rise above the he'd OF the
crater from 80 10 80 feet, and are apparent
" composed OF sulphur. The diameter Of
the opening is over 800 yards, and the
whole Of this area is filed with lava on fire,
but crusted on the surface with skin q
few inches deep, which is OF chilled lava.
Looking between cracks in this covering
YOU see the glowing fires only an inch OF
two below your feet The operation OF the
mountain ia throwing oIt the burning lava
IS as regular almOs. as the movements Of q
clock or the piston OF g steam engine. The
dense smoke and fumes Of sulphur conlilu-
ally issue from the cone, and at every pulss-
ton Of the great mountain, a noise is heard
like the firing Of cannon, and then immense
quantities of mol,cn lava shoe. into the air
at least 10 feet. and spreading out in its
descent something like a lady's fan, pre-
seEts 4 sight to the eye that it's not possib c
10 see in any other place. THIS upheaval
is continuous, and seems TO get more wond-
rogs at each grand display OF shooting lava.
Notwithstanding tbs operation, it is safe 10
descend the crater, that is. the opening be-
tween the cone, through which the lave IS
elected. and the outer rim Of the crater. In
your cescent You pass over thinly en-
crusted lava, which can be penetrated with
a sharp sick, and the fire seen beneath.
As YOU descend the noise Of the explosions
every hslf minute o. 50, and the volumes or
smoke above your head lit up by the sun
light, create an impression Of awe and
wonder upon the mind. At night the
burning lava as it pOurs over the side Of the
mountain IS plainly visible, and the up
heayal of the burning mass above the cone
could be plainly seen at Naples. The de-
scent from the mountain is quite easy, and
can be made from the top to the starting
point in eight or ten minutes by an active
Young Han.
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VICTORIA GRAY,

giddy young girl was Victoria Gray.
one proud and determined to have her own
wsy;
Aud rather than bend
She would loss her Be 4 friend
She was one upon whom you could never de-
pend.
hat she thought herself charming was plain
10 be seen.
By her confident manner and satisfied mien.
She was one of that kind
Iast one often will find.
With small, selfish head and diminu,iye
mind.
|ictoT ray had = passion for dress.
iaousL sood taste and Judgment she did no
possess,
On the streets she would hirt,
And sweep through the dirt,
With thirty-six yards of light silk in her skirt.
She made many lovers. it MAJ be score
She had promised to marry dozen or moro;
And felt happy and gay
st the confident way
They were treated and loved by Victoria Gray
Augustus Van Qlirk was her fortunate fame
(Sictoria loved his euphonious rame)-
weak little fellow,
Whose Whisksrs wers yellow:
18th little white hands and . voice rather
mellow.
He took her 10 operas, dances and playa:
Il eoEi:ei and wooed her in various ways-
lie whispered = store
or afectionate lore
That blishted the hopes of dcsen or more
They were uarriei AZ last; twas most famous
sfair,
Made brilliant by presents OF real plated ware;
Twas transient display,
The talk of tae dsv,
And this vas the end OF Victoria Gray.
Five y ara have gone by. and Augustus Van
QGirl
las never been guilty OF going 10 work
Just over the way
l. q small sign to-day:
Bosrding-by Mr.. Van ouirk" (lee yletoris
GIay)
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Dizziness, Sour stomach, Eruptions, BAD
Taste in the Mouth, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Pain in the region OF the kltney3'
and a thousand other painful symptoms,
are the of5prings OF Dyspepsia
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II. T. HELMBoLD,
Druggist and Chemist,
Philadelphia, fe
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

SALES FROM zig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or BUSINESS
z O'CLOCK p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

nh. Treasury now holds jG2.5G6.OJp u United
ctItr, bond, ~ secure bank circulation. United
e,4,c, bonds deposited for REGULATION ioi .hc IS .c,.
aoe1 500. I'uIlcl states bond, held frclrcu!a-
tnn Withdrawn for the wcek TisTCOO. National
hank circulation outstanding: Currency notes.
%3I24ss. .9G7 gold notes, ~ ,i2G 100. The Clear
,~ Ii,u.. statement today I- aH follows: For the
d,y-Exrhanrrs.T TIS5. 800 3; baancs 80, IL, $40;
for tLc week Exchanges TS95Oli,O2G; balances,
S3l jO33l1. The business at the Sub-Irdsury
r'yr.ii P,ceipfs, $50. $40; payments, $lSB.1GI;
clrrcucy bllancc, 4G,23l JOB; coin balance,
500. 90 O15.
mo foreign exchanges continue dull but steady
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
L. NJ. LAWSON,
Chairman Of Committee.
A NILE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
OF LEADVILLE. COLORADO.
Organized under the laws Of NewYork
Cantot stock q 600 GOO 200 600 shares par value SO

Capital stock 100000 shares; par value, SO
shares fun paid and unas5essable.
OFFICERS:
W w. McFasland President. F. b III mb. Vice President
Aug. Ebert -ccy and Treas r. Elfns supt Of Mine,
TRUsIEES-R q. Kefens, :. b. Elkns, W. w. Mcfarland
A. W. GIN =. g. Plumb.
Registrar Of Transfers Tn'on Trust Co, y Y.
Oficc. No ~ Broadway O3creel Huiltnng) New YORK
CHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING co.
LOC ALTON or MINES: LEADYILLE, COLORADO.
Capt,a Stock sIo00o0co; s,arc7 200 600; par, so.
Daniel 5. ApD'cln President II. \. y T. 't Ni,cPfsdeIL
+ VI Lawson. TREASURER Drake Drkay. secretary.
Winfield scott Ho,es General Manager LcIcvlc.
utcI tate, senator JOnn T. Jones' o. Nevada
iiun BORDEN OF CtcgO; Governor H. =. ". razor. oi
Colorado Arthur vail ot Bath. Nc; William ; Nichos
York r. g. DOrscg, ot Nowl orK; Charles y " mt
tier. of Boston: Ulysses S. Grant. J., Ct NcD- York
Bankers a1t r. srar5, Central iru,t CO. Of NcW OK
General Offices. lOreel Building. NO 10 BrOjI"ai, y
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
The following Is q comparative statement oi the
xports Of specie from the port OF New-fork to
lnr..gn nnrls for q perIOl OF twenlY.nlnc Years
rrRorrAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ToSncV March G-i3.3O p. m'onso.7. "i'le for money
o-ts fr tho acco1nn e. = h"ni- four per cents l -
iiluHt Wt-rn first mortgage trustees c'rth-
..t.- Z. . CO. SECOND. ,-it Erie. i1A' Heading, 3j'
LnNurs March IS .- pm u. - hpld-. tour per 'cHi-,
lui1 lntic and Gsrat Weston first moriglgr trustees
c,rlUcat.= 80 Ere Do. second cJuSos -. silver s
uu Geo to-day al 80 .ti. per ounce
losIov March G-j -. Pans alvccs quote three per
teut .ffr- franc. ~ 2ccntmc- Tor the account
PANS Haroh Gt x,naugc on L'ndon' % irahc' 20 cen
Zines fnf c'ccst. -
I,.Urs Nsrri o. fts Fol0utf of This week says The
rate ~ -c0uni p bills sNy cays to three moul'is -
frsc h +iNty day. tp thr"" months.
f3, r.r STOCKS have shown considerable improve
fu.uf t.-.,ltlv uun. ways aud uat.r.Nurhs Min
ins AID To- crinh companies are souc"hat dtpie~Sre @
D.. metal markets are vctAorDut most "t
steady. In tl" torrigu
the variations uu.mrorIut American Government aie
aht A.I. Ilr most m ilriauf incident n ihc Amen
can railway market g Uccin" in Aanr 'hd 'rra west
opposition 10 The execution ot tac re-
,-tfuclon scheme caro- and Nlnceunes mortgages are
.}il cent lOWcf'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

C,xerumpufe were excessively duiI, bul Hin rs 10
onot,tors. Tie transactions al the Boards M
cludod only $40 900 coupon l., at l0S ana %"oUOO
,i[or 4 at los = and 500 900 FStcT"d a, lC5"
rLr market closed steady at the annexed quotation.
i'' t'''"' t,t ,s.af Hf Ast~s.
..,..o f..-. lpt us. g. 1907. lus 9 iu. 3
,., ,..n lD.-- lui t- 4s 41J7,c1uP. ipo zoo r.
80, ~, ,5f 80 n.a, lojT. C"g b- 1895 10
'' l,. ma, ll5s. L - t"v 80 l7it .l2J4
i ~ 1P iI.i' i.3l. rs t'g Hs 1877. l.5 . ....
Us d. cn1I. l'.4 !l.0 - ,... ~, 49,, iocL.
- @. iI ,c,u. hos lc4ls Dlstof fCo.5G'sc. - "G
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

c,ycriug sales Of south Carolina non iunda bios
t q. ana Missouri Osof lssGat lOGl2 and Is oi l'-'
or rtr bank stocks. Commerce sold 20 q, ~.
Importers and Traders 40 at Z33' ana fhehA
'Ra,'road bonds generally were duh with two OF
tlree cxreptionai movements. Mobile and OHIO
,i..,it tlIr.. Acre in active acW1uh and the hfeis
advanced from - TO 17as y, ana the SECONDS
lfom 472I 70 49's. Chcaap"ake ana ONO
Gr,t- .,rlc. g. also were acuy' and rose
rrom 80 ~ 7Oat aud ia" currency Interest !ch'a
advanced FROM 1872 90 iGlio los. C., {. aud !. =.
fret asscutcd made q sharp recovery, rising tom
s4is 20 81 eGl2. the Incomes rsi"g iI9m 4o,i %
~. Erie second cousols were dn.l mI -
lower AT gl5-. the funded - falling from
81 20 sG. Mi souri. Kansas ana lcNat mss
declined to l00's bu' later GOLD a. lOl L., ihc 'c-
and. ris,ng from 81, ~ sell Rome Nairrown
and Ogden bur. first woro li hglirrat "1l. Boz. .n
Hartford and rr. Gr~'- being y lover az 56I..
Canada Southern ir,,s advauccd to 81 H., Morris aud
l,s.N couso5 to TO- and - lc Eric and Nc-irrn
fr,t- TO g,ls the incomes falling FROM g 10 GGle
All other change, were uniihpoftahl ana lHsiEhlh-
cant .
ND iv gains of SS9,33l currency ana - !'l|' coin
III. hank statement to-day shows . ary' cXpa.si'n
u, loans I'm tho face of further reduction ~ the
r.crv,- The following are the totals Of the state
mrut and the changes OF the week;
ia35o9 Inc s35.'9o.
orcuiat on..-.......-.---.... 2lGo2!oo poe l7leo.
Int rrtr ',.a, ''t.,, i'.' -. gov
liou.y ia .od comparatively cl.y al jaG per cent.
tie higher rate being thr most common. The
ch lu tac domestic exchanges on ACW-lOyk is
au advance 40 Boston 90 par
Tnc customs rrccipts reported az Washington to-
dav amounted e. s;G5.j903. and tAc .aicIuai rye-
unr rcccipt3 a. S311,l0o. Tho Treasurer received
+ItJGgO ODD National ltnN hoiri Tor lod ..uf.lDu
WITH uaseo the coHe+l loA.'ns "e. e o' ir-, y,af,
,,rrt a.. IJ.UWa:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
- 1lNsrlra opJAY COOKE : co. IN BANKRUPTCY.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IS, 1850.
Cost an0 4-ouuN.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
y Y.I.N FsIlI 81 VIII Bt RECEIVED AT ltE
UPTOWN OFFICES '.o I.s3s 3goadway,cog. Ilrtyarst-
- or .SN vt~t IHoafv-tU.. i.-t. cpiucr tautA-afei
=" 81 last Fnrtoertii.st.. eorucc Uuon-.qIare T6J
Tl. lrr ,0r Forty ysrvcntlst. at to IA ieM DtfltE
>r -. .~t Ilil.ya.t.r One t1ir ian iTcutY ifiNs.
l.ai s-i SAVINGS Bua Ed.1ns Up 10 p 1a, 81 Io-iA'
t.c tI'cs.
DANK BOOK LOSE Bauk Book M.
4 t,ut-t oi thc BoWcy savings L.rN D. missing TO
tuI. r-ur.'Oi 90 return to tlc Ea1k. ~ no ,'sierl
Ir,orc f jan 6svof April, 1850 Application N be male ID
the ih ior d .o" O'os.
I0,V or SrOIEN.-Rauk book issued by the
~e,.is Bank for Savings, NcH tork To ihr - ''cllyef
ifuot tun 0I returned 90 te fnk "i 90 Gas iioh "a
utN(.,,, r. ~" u ,,,i a; 1850. ANNA JOOSr.
2 OSV or STOIFN.-Baul book issued 10y the
rs.,r nr SAVINGS eW-NoIs. 90 The slh,. rbtr
-, Cl or returned % the Bans within 20 DAYS ON this
-, I II, III, ,uuf. o. tle Bank ioI new book.
"t,.r NM vtrcn g. t~St HENRY STEMS.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

T TITLE PlTTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
~ MINING COMPANY
LOCATION OF MINES, LEADVILLE COLORADO.
Organized under the laws Of NewYOrk stock unassessa
BILE 100000 shares par value 800.
officers;
JEROME B. CHAEFEE President.
D. II. MOFFAT, JR, Vice President
GEORGE c. LYMAN, Secretary.
Trustees:
Jerome b. CLafee Charles c. Dodge James d. Smith, A ].
Dam Charles l.. Perkins, Ja1es T. Soutter, DAVID :.
Draper. Henry Havemeyer, l. g. Babcock New ork.
James r. Chase, Providence, r. L; H. A. w Tabor
D H. Nofat fr Denver Colorado: Hon
w. H. BarDum. Providence
General Manager Of tle Mines, II b. BEARCE
Bankers FIRST Naouai Bank Denver First National Bank,
New York.
Registrar OF Transfers Fourth National Bank. y. y
OG,e.. BOREEL BUILDING. No 10 Broadway,.N.Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
filming.
A MEXICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE
To be organized under the auspices OF the

MINING TRUST COMPANY.
TWO HUNDRED MEMBERS viii he admitted on the oth
day Of April 1850 upon payment Of SCOO each ana sOV IN
for dues for the first year.
THE COMMITTEE on ADMISSIONS desire 70 act az
promptly and undersandngly possible upon Applications
and viii therefore he clad TO receive y or before the ljh day
OF March such references applicants may desire 10 oler
THE COMMITTEE WILL RECEIVE APPLICATIONS
for 800 said stock Exchange which carry with them
share In TIE Mining Trust Company and which VIII be
sold Mt 3. 900 each.
ALL APPLICATIONS AND REFERENCES should be
addressed TO the Committee Admissions" At the Ohce OF
the Mining Trust Company No. ll5 Broadway New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
nf annexed anotatIons:

In london British consols for money were I'M
Li0her at oslo. United States Js were steady al
IO55s, 412s ll6 lower at 1l0l. aud Is u higher at
1O91o Ere declined from 45lI 10 173s. Atlantic aud
(rraI Western iiIsts from 02lf 10 O. A. ana
ordS from n to 2Sli Central and hudson advanced
10 1860 and Reading iell TO 36. Other American rail-
WAYS we're unchanged. Bar silver advanced to
india. In Pans French 3 per cents declined from
80 rs to 50 81 L. sight exchange OH London falling
to 20. .26 francs 10 the E.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported: . ...... .,.
1879. 1880.
,,-,, yser of Feb ~ sb3fso ssO0i5 Iuc s27 75o
~ a. Ven % -. 500 9U8 sos. .193 Inc 304, 1926
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
NEW WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY rsso-TRPIE SHEET

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI AND NDIAsAPoLis
,,on,,o,ro, sa9aSsO s37E.Gl0 Inc. 1929
Mohth MOI %, % Fob % 5si 32S 7Gs25l Inc. 1898
FLINT AND ?ERE MARQUETTE
Fourih week o Feb. $3.50 s5I5il inc. F155'oSSl
Ian ! 70 Fel . ........ lj4.932 22S,Ol7 Inc. f@O70
The comparatjve business of the New-York, Lake
Fric and Western Railroad for the month OF Jan
nary and for the first four months OF the company
fiscal wear is reported as follows:
January ~ =, -, ..lSS'7,nu.., lS7u. - g, 90 ono
Si' 49, ~ ~ rensc. y6lO3I piG.j6j Dec. ~, i66
" ~ "a =, ~ n,r,ii,g- - 1912 34g,SlG Inc. 1854
Oct.l iOJan. 81 1870. ~, lna- ~, lnClcn,,v;;
Gross %l.ui G1t@t'a2?
working expenses. ......-. 3j794l5 &35eG5t 3,l3S3
earnings. S.--.---.--- lo-c,toO lJ'o'oVt o''''"'
The EnqinterigJ and Mining journal reports the
nr',Iucfiry of anthracite coal for the week ended
February % and year from January as follows:
Week. Year.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
Minina.

TITLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION OF MINES: LEADvILLE. COLORADO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $40. O.0OOOO)-sHAREs. 100000
PAR, $50.
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK, President; GEORGE D.
ROBERTS. Vice Presidents DRAKE DE KAY, Sec.
retaryt W s. KEYEs General Manager.
Trueteos. Tonas H. French, Of p. X. SAT
fod of Sew. York; spanting OF Chicago AdebeTt
Amcs Of New.York John X. Hail. OF Boston r. e. McCor
mick OF New.York; Abel ID Breed. OF NewYoFki G. ".
McC9rmck of Chicago A. Bruce. of Boston Luther
r. Marsh OF New York Edward Potter, OF New-York;
George y. Roberts, OF NewYOrk =.
Bankers and Registrars Cenfra trust lorK
Office: Boreei Building, No ll5 Broadway Hew'York.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
Eluslrnl 1nslrumcnLe.

DURCHASERS are invited 10 examine those
beautiful cabucnashcd houses SoGtA siue s--si near
Parkave. Opeu TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

10 groad sly Post Office Box 2j3J Room G4)
4 MERICAN BUREAU of MINING INFOR-
"A NATION. OPEN APRIL l.
Dly tergaphic cuher cJmmuuCa ion with the C0mstock
ToaGyiIe b0ic Eureka silver CiG and other lesnE cis
trcis obtained ming properties throughout the
country and Trustworthy experts per telegram
mail ifr terms call at oitcc or send FOR creua
Refer bv permission to J. IT, " sc.ig11an y. Y. V.
y Agrurv N,vali Bank OF Cl0ruia; Barker Bros Co.,
Pnladrpha ScaeOpeOgt SOns & Co, Clncinnaui anglo
California Bank san Francesca
Important niormaiOn now on hand OF recent devel-
0nm,nfs ln eureka B1iic and Lcadvllle tistilcts
. AIDES Mining and Stock Exchange. .--Tele-
! greric and telcphOuie communication; Tchtted and
newly furnished open the pubic Monday aud Tuesday.
c. T.. BLODGEFI, II East ithst.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

III: Ohio and Mississippi preferred 1si; ard Nash
vile Chattanooga and 1t. Louis per cent
HASuy ~ rgs sock Nt.xEL
Asreyorred bY ne Gold mt So,s Ie'eSrroh '"mpPhb
Daily globe., 1880-02-15
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.

Fourth Days Session of the Conference
The Session to Continue Next Week.
TIE attendance at the fourth days session
of the Minnesota Swedish Lutheran confer
ence was larger than at any previous day,
and the interest manifested in the business
before the convention is surprising. The
session opened yesterday morning with n
sermon by Rev. j. Magny, OF Swea, Wis.
The subject of discourse was ssTrue Repent
ance Acceptable Before God,'' the text being
from Psalms L., IS.
The conference then took up for discus
sion the question, "How shall we arrange
our missionary meetings so as to do the
most good.''
The denomination Ehave five missionary
districts in the State, meetings being held
in different parts of each district once a
month. The discussion was opened for the
purpose of devising some plan
by which the meetings could be made pro-
ductive of more benefit to the denomination
in o spiritual point of view.
At the afternoon session, the first chapter of
the constitution prepared for the college at
st. Peter, which has been under considera-
ton for the last three days, was accepted and
the conference directed that the college
for the next year be governed
by it although 1t will not be adopted until
the next annual conference. The second
chapter of the constitution was laid on the
table, there being no time to discuss it ow-
ing to the press of other important business.
The committee appointed at the last COZ
ference to prepare report recommend
ing the synod to make certain
changes in their constitution submitted
lengthy report. The two first recon-
mendations being:
That the delegates to the general session
of the synod from each State, instead of
consisting of al the minister and lay dele
gates from each curch, as is now required,
consist of specific number.
That the power of ordaining and appoint
ing ministers be given to the conference
without having to receive sanction from the
synod.
These recommendations were being dis
cussed by the conference when the hour for
adjournment arrived, and will be taken up
on Monday.
In the evening a large audience assembled
and listened to sermon delivered by Rev.
P. Sjoblom, of Red Wing.
The programme for the services in con-
nection with the conference for to-day will
be found in the usual religious announce
ments.