The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1873, Page 9

July 1, 187%. » @ecrease of £370,000 from the preceding year. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. —_—_—-—— THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT. ‘The Monthly and An- nual Decrease. July Disbursements and Their Results. ONLY $6,500,000 IN TEE TREASURY. AN ACTIVE STOCK MARKET. ‘Excitement Among the Bondholders of Union Pacific. ‘GOLD QUIET---MONEY EASY. ‘Railroad and Southern Seouri- ties Dull. WALL STREET, Turspay, July 1—6 P. u} On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet and steady tor “spot,” but easy for “future.” Flour was dull -and unchanged. Wheat was quiet and heavy, wrhile corn was active for export at full prices, EXPORTS. The exports of produce for the week ending “to-@ay amounted to $5,668,631, mixed value, THE NEW FISCAL YEAR. We enter to-day upon a new 4scal year, and ander circumstances which, measured by the re- sults of tue recent past, give hopeiul pledges of ‘the fature. The disbursement commenced to-day 4n coin and currency by the government and pub- Ue and private corporations constitutes a species -of eloquence which will touch the pocket nerve of ‘the American people far and wide, for they tell of promises fulfilled; of growth, enterprise and Success; of a splendid mass of capital everywhere s@t work in the production of wealth, Granted that immense sums have been borrowed by scores «Of corporations to enable the payment of this July interest; granted that earnings have not, in many instances been equal to the outlay; nevertheless, the thought will come home to every man that there is backbone—here is an ability that has already achieved wonders and a pur- ose that is working out the commer- “Gial and financial weliare of the nation. Ashas already been stated in this column, the -gmount to be paid im New York alone is nearly equal to the public debt of the whole country but a few years anterior to the war. The government ‘will disburse about $27,000,000, of which all, except @ay two millions, will be in gold. fo this amountis ‘to be added $100,000,000, more or less, represent- Ang the interest due by States, railroads and fida- lary institutions. It may well be imagined that ‘with such attractions to bondhoiders Wall street ‘to-day presented a busy scene. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Despatches from Washington report that the re- «duction of the public debt for the month of June is $2,145,159 89. Coin balance, $87,507,402 68; cur- rency balance, $9,783,529 77; coin certificates, $39,460,000 ; special deposits tor the redemption of legal tenders, $31,730,000; legal tenders outstand- dng, $356,000, 000. The Assistant Treasurer at New York to-day paid Out $1,100,000 on account of coin interest and $27,000 in redemption of the called bonds of 1862 ‘The sum of $108,000 in currency was also paid out on account oj interest. The receipts rom customs to- @ay were $313,000, THY PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT. The following ts a recapitulation of the public Gebt statement at this date :— DEBT BEAKING INTEREST IN COIN. Bonds at 6 per cent. Bonds at 5 per cent. oa eo Wt DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY Oertificates of indebtedness at 4 per $678,000 14,000,000 $14,078,000 Rect 219,040 DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED SINCE Ma- TURITY. $51,929, 710 568,470 DEBT, LESS CASH IN THE TREASURY, «$2,147,818, 713 2,149,963,873 2,145,159 June i, 1873. Decrease of debt in June, 1873 Decrease of debt since March 1, 1873. 9,561,986 of debt from March 1, 1869, to March 1, 1873. 368,082,559 The public debt statement shows a reduction fm June of $2,145,159 89 Coin balance, $87,507,402 68; currency balance, $9,783,529 coin Certificates, $39,460,000; special deposits for the redemption of legal tenders, $31,730,000; legal tenders outstanding, $356,000,000, After deduct- ing the interest due and the unpaid accrued inter- est and coin certificates the available coin in the Treasury will amount to but $6,500,000. The re- ceipts from internal revenue to-day amount to $300,000. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The chief feature of the foreign advices is the statement that the Bank of England is again suf- Sering a loss of bullion, which has had the effect of flattening the market for securities and mducing the apprehension that there will be an advance of the bank rate at an early day. The amount re- ported as having been withdrawn to-day was £40,000. The rate of discount for three months’ ‘Dills in the open market is & per cent below the Bank of England rate. It is announced that the Feceipts from internal revenue in the Upitea Kingdom for the fiscal year were £75,896,000, a To- Morrow will be settling day on the London Ex- change for consols for the account. The following are the market quotations :—Consols for money at 0256 @ 9234; for account, new, at 024 a 925%; Erie at 49%; Old five-twenties of 1865 at 93% a 94; bonds Of 1867 at 92%; new fives at 90% a 90; ten-forties at 8934. The new French loan was at 6% a6 Premiom. In Paris rentes were 55.75, In Frank- fort five-twenties of 1862 are quoted at 96% a x. The Amsterdam prices are as follows:—Union Pacific first mortgage, 70%; do. stock, 21; Central Pacific first mortgage bonds, 85%; Northwest pre- ferred, 73%; St. Paul preferred, 61%; Illimois Cen- fral stock, 91), a 92, THR MONBY MARKET. ‘There was no change to-day in the equable tone Of ease which has prevailed in the money market for many days. Call loans were freely negotiated at from 3 to 5 per cent, the average business, how- ever, being done at 4. In exceptional cases loans ‘Were made as high as7per cent. Renewals on stock were effected at 3 per cent, and prices for first class mercantile paper are the same as re- cently quoted. The latter, however, 18 described as fearea, Exchange was both weak and dull, being Now 100% a 109% for sixty days sterling, and 110% &0K for shore sich with actual salen at fully NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. % to 3-16 below official rates. The following are the quotations :— Prime bankers’ ster! bills on London. ae 7 i GOLD 11555 & 115%. ‘The goid market to-day was comparatively dull, the price declining from 1153, to 115%. No especial features are to be noted in it save that the specu- lators for the nonce appear to be resting on their oars and are not prepared to make ventures in the present condition of the general market. The fuc- tuations are shown in the following table :— 11:05 A. M. 11:58 A. M 12:03 P. M The carrying rates were 234, 2,1, 4,5 and 3 per cent. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were:— Gold balances...... + $2,438, he} Currency balances 2,061,4 Gross clearances...... > eson2s000 RAILROAD BONDS, This department was less interesting than yester- ‘day, being essentially quiet and without material change in prices, Erie, fourth mortgage, sold at 97%; Central Pacific gold bonds, ex interest, at 100; Union Pacific land grants at 70, and income tens at 60; Toledo and Wabash, first mortgage, at 9744; New Jersey Central, first mortgage, at 10734; Obto and Mississippi, consolidated sinking fund, ex. interest, at 913¢; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw, East- ern division, at 91, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota, first mortgage, at 88, ‘The following were the bids as amended at the call:— Kew York Cen 6's, '87.. Del. Lack & W 24 1. ...101 New York Cen 6%,re. & Wab ist m ex. 97} New York Cen 6's, sul To 2 wan, Istm, LG ie ‘d on New York Cen 7's,'76. Toe sgup bas... Be Erie lst m extended. Erie 2d m 7's, ‘79. Erie 3d. in a " it Y ‘So tg ist’ m, Galena & Chic ex. Galena & Chic 2d Chic, R.1& Pac. . Morris & Essex ist m Morris & Essex 2d m NJ Cen Ist m, new. Eilts FEW & Chic ist: bonds. E Ist m, 7 38 on in &§ 1°68. 100 iy st mm 88, 782.1, Ohipamim none F Ohio & Miss cou. x Feninsula Ist conv.. 98 St Louis & 1M Istin 8. Lake Shore con ¢ pda’ x 4 Lake Shore con r bis.x 98° St Louis &{ M 2d m. 87 Pac RE 7's, gr by Mo..x 96 eae 7p wold, RDx 8 Ven Pacific old bds .x100 Mil &St Pistin, LaCwx 9) Western Pacitic bds. Fad Mil & StP ist m, Caries i Union Pac Ist m t& Chic Ist 1 Union Pac | 7's Union Pac income Bell 48 x77 Bur C, R & Min Ist7’sg 88 GOVERNMENT BONDS, With the exception of one or two classes govern- ment bonds were dull, and the market closed without special feature. There was a good de- demand the for ten-forties for investment ana supply was not equal to the occasion. ‘The following are the quotations:—United States currency sixes, 114%; a 114%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 116% a 117%; Go, do. do., coupon, 119 a 119%; do. fivetwenties, registered, May and November, 116% a 116%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 116% a 116%; do, do., 1864, do. do., 11634 @117;do. do., 1865, do. do., 11744 @ 118; do. do., 1867, registered January and July, 115% a 115%; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 116% a 116%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 1174 @ 117%; do. do., 1868, do. ao., 117 a 117%; do, ten forties, registered, 113% a 114; do, do., coupon, 113% a 114; do. fives of 1881, registered, 114 a 11434; do. do. do., coupon, 114 @ 14. SOUTHERN SECURITIES, The only transactions noted at the board in this department was the sale of 4,000 new South Caro- lina sixes, August and October, at 204%. The prices quoted are:—Tennessee, eX coupon, 80 a 804; do., new, 7934 a 80; Virginia, ex coupon, 43a 48; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 52% a 53; do. sixes, deierred scrip, 10a 11; Georgia sixes, 70a do. sevens, 86 a 88; North Carolina, ex coupon, 25 @ 28; do., special tax, 124g a 14; Missouri sixes, 92% a 93; do., ltannibal and St. Joseph, 92 a 93; South Carolina sixes, new, January and July, 15a 15%; do. do., August and October, 20 a 23; Ar- kansas sixes, funded, 35 a 40. THE STOCK MARKET, More activity was manifested in the stock market than even yesterday, the saine speculative influ- ences then noted being still at work. Pacific Mail opened at its best price of resterday—357%—but gradually receded after lively business to 34, ssshenypenge at the close, however, with a final price of 35!;; Western Union sold at 84%, 84%, 84%, 845 a 4x3 New York Central opened at 101%, and sold between the extremes of 101% and 102) improving at the close; Erie showed a loss, at 623; to 614%; Lake Shore opened at 94, but grew strong as the day advanced, and showed a final price of 9534; Panama rose from 110% to 110%, but declined to 110; St. Paul was steady at 50% a@ 51, Wabash at 68 a 68%, Michigan Central went off from 95 to 9334, and Atlantic and Pacific preterred from 20 to 18. Ohio and Mississippi changed but a fraction or two. North Western common showed encouraging symptoms of re- newed vitality, with larger transactions than of late, by opening at 71%, advancing to 71%, and holding its own until near the close, when it was sold at 714. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was steady at 974 a 97%, and Rock Island at 10936 & 109, UNION PACIFIC commenced business at 25%, but declined at the first board to 24% without much recovery until Jate in the day. The last sale was at 26%. Much comment was occasioned by the cause which so much depressed the above stock—to wit, the post ponement of the payment of the interest due to- day on the first mortgage bonds until the éd inst. The following letter from the Treasurer will fully explain the situation, OFFICE OF UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, Boston, July 1, 1873, This company having been enjoined yesterday afternoon, at the suit of the United States, irom paying of permitting to be paid the interest due this cay on those of its first mortgage bouds which were iseribute d a8 dividends or allotments of the profits to shareholders of the company, either directly by the company itself, or indirectly through er by the seven trustees under the Oakes Ames contract or Davis contract, or through or by the Crédit Mobiher of America, and which bonds remain in the ownership, custody or control of any stockholder, person or company, to whom they or any of them were distributed or allotted, Notice is hereby given that each party presenting first mortgage coupons for payment | will be requested to state who are the owners thereof and if the same belong to the classes of bonds above described, then whether said bonds or the said coupons or either of them remain iu the ownership, custody or controi of the persons or companies above described or etther of them. All coupons not enjoiied as above will be paid on and after the (third) 3d instant, By order of the Executive Committee of the Union Pacific Railroad Company. HIGHEST AND LOWRST PRICES. The foliowing table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks to-day: — Highest. Lowest, on York Central. . log 11M 61 )q 4 68 11% 8035 109 it 50% St. Paul’ preferred. — 2% 72M Ohio and Mississippt. 89% B85 Union Pacific. . « is 24% O., C, and I. 0. +s + 23% 2s Western Union Telegraph....... 84: 84% Pacific Mail... woe 36K Bg In Philadelphia Petmsyivania was quoted at 108 and Reading at 11535. MEMORANDA. The following is the latest return of estimated weekly earnings of the Erie Railway Company, commencing November 1, 1872:— 1873, 1872, 1 Days, 1% Daya. For week ending June 23. ra $482,238 Previously reported... of 11,051,408 11,871,376 Total earnings since Nov. 1.$11,506, 210 May Increase ior week....... $28,431 Increase for — weeks to date. The North River Savings Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend at the rate of six per cent per annum on all amounts from $5 to $5,000, tree Of government tax, payable on and after July 21. SALES AT THE NEW YORK. XORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, July 1—10:15 A. M. 511000 US ¥ 1 is “08.xin 117’ Us sme oY t Sito Ui Sd eed AM to 2 wet Call. SEeSe; BEREER. $1000.50 6's,.n, Ak O.. 2954 wu Cen eS wld ‘bds x in ae 20 Ba) 99% x I 100) Mor & Es Ist m. 300) Gal & Ohic 2d mi. 100UStL & 1M Ist m, 10000 Ohio &M con st x # el sees eo SETI RST RRR SEEE8) REESESER SEES i 4 SES SEREECEESEEESEE t++4°4 seis ss 12115 and pie $5000 US 5-20 r, ‘ON US 6-2, c. wh 153% 1 x lide $5000 UB 6's, r, "81. 4000 US Os ost 1000 US 5-20, 6, "65, n.. us 12:30 P. M.—Before Call. ool os South Ist..x 90 2 shs Galle fin Nat Bk 1 200 West Un el. 33 Ho Ls eit Si G0... Be ie oliciiecs BS |; is 8 pee ee Second Board—1 P. M. wrnen, i 2000 Un P ioe Sn 30000 US 5-20, Tx Uy fivans West Un Te 800 shs LS & M 200 ao. 100 Mii & St PRR 200M & st PRR pf. 10 CAN W RR, 103% 0 109%, Pituborg.... Chan Will ma 7 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Quiet; Receipts at the Ports, 2,293 Bales—Flour Duill—W heat Heavy— Corn Active and firm—Oats Steady— Pork Firmer—Lard a Shade Easler— | Groceries Quiet—East Quiet—Petroleum £: Steady—Freights Strong—Metals Quict= Wool Steady—Whiskey Kasier. TUESDAY, July 1—6 P. M. Theymerchandise markets ruled dull and trregu- lar, a8 @ general thing, to-day, and some of the leading commodities were lower. Cotton remained dull and nominal, Flour was dull and prices favored the buyer. Wheat was dull, in limited demand and lower, with considerable business in future deliveries, on a lower basis than has lately attained—mainly on foreign account. {tis a note- worthy fact that a large amount of wheat has been and is being sold at Chicago and Milwaukee direct to skippers here. Corn was very active to-day, and heavy sales were made at full prices, largely for shipment to Great britain, Oats were less active, but unchanged. The move- ment in provisions was slow, but prices were with- out decided change, Grain freights were almost nom- inal, there being no steamer room to let except for fu tures, for which there were fair shipments made at in some instances, advanced rates. Groceries remained quiet bat steady. Petroleum was easier. Naval stores were about steady, and a fair business was consummated | in rosin. Metals were quiet Seeds were neglected. India goods were dull Wool was in moderate demand and steady. Whiskey active and closed easier: Asnes.—Receipts for the first three days, 101 packagers. The demand for pots has been moderate, in a jobbing way, with prices rulmg steady. Sales at $5 25. Pearls remained entirely nominal. Buitpiwa Matertats.—There has been less doing in brick than for the preceding three days. Still business in the ageregate was fair and prices st Crotwons, $4 a dark do. for parcels aoe ss the phia afloat, $23 a $30; Re vere: Bi rick pee M atioat 10. olives yprriver do. $7 a $7 0% do. delivered, dow, $6 a $7: do, ciollvered, $8 80 » prices were “Adivered, Lime. Inquiry, common and meet with a fair and steady $i for Bier dor ums. Cement wat quiot and changed In | price: quoted at $175 per bbl. for Rosendale, $5 i Jor Roman and $5 70a $6.75 for Portland, | Pl Wraqin moderate demand and frm a's rer ton for white do. and $oper Dole ned city. Stns quiet and steady at $225 for ra, ConvDAGR—There has been comparatively little doin: in this branch of trade during the paat three days, an rices for most descriptions We quote :— ‘ania, Iwege and email sizes, isc. a'l9e ; do ols rope Ie 20c. a 2le.; tarred Manila, 17' ‘Sisal ii 16ig0.; New Zealand cordage, 15 Caxputs.—Addde from the usual trade domand the mar- Ket has been very aulet but prices remained uncha note ‘ atent do., 400. para: 4 Bet sear Stoarle, BS a toc; ‘adamanting, Dos ‘Coron.—The market fo Pot cotton was moterataty gotive at previous prices were inac- ey and rates were trifle easiet. We sum up as jows:— 9 Pu *) Co ei 20. for 413 1275 to arrive, For future Senna nthe sales have deen as feat, IaFSE PIOCK io. | Aug ber, 20) October, 100 Nove 16. ri bag Ve Teaiay, sp to the Fig ass af Bosca. 200 160, September, 90 88 18%4¢, 100 Jplanda. Alahama, Now Orleans, Teaas, Ordina bar \ 1s ord owtary caianty 3 2» 2» 2» Midaling 2 2. 2 a Good middling: 33 3 23 —The quotation: re based ‘on cotton in store, running in b ber ny! Lint sata than half agrade above or below the market was dull to-day for all descrip- tions, bui we make no change in our former range of quo- tauons, Messrs. William scott & in their e.reular of this date, report the stock of Rio in the United siatexas = ow: Galvesion, 7,000; Baltimore, 35.\9t; New York, 3. Total, 126,534. We quote:—Rio, ordinary cargoes, he atte jlaireargoes, I8iyc. a 183ge. ; good cargoes, 18\c. a ig rUIDe SErsoes jee. [ee ; eae range tor Jots, c. a 19%Ke., gold, L Per tb. days’ credit; Java rnisent basa)” 30%, (grass mats, ag a Singapore, do. Ylon, Isic. a racaivo, 18sec. a aguayra, ie. a ‘ose: maica, 18e. a Le. gO) to) Porto Rico, 19. 19 ae. extcan, 18%c. a 19%. ; Ngostura, BAC. a 19e. ; et iBige. a loe., gold, 60) a W days tit. ‘Corr marie market continued quiet, with prices rul- me aboucsteady. The saies since our last fout up about 100,000_bbs. 01 Lake, at 2hec. a Ze. Viovn axp Gkatx'—Receipts—rlour, 11.080 bbls. j whoa 131,045, bush n. 73 40. do ul, ad bbis . 550! bn rye, 11,600 50, market riled duil and heavy, but prices rere manatee unchanged, The sales since’ our jast, comprising all Kinds, foot up about ¥,500 bbls, at prices’ within the range OF the aunexed quotatiors. | Corn meal remained steady, about ble. ‘wore placed at $806 for Brandywine and $340 ‘estern. Feed ¢ flour miet Dut emer? qu ibs. or Nod inid i dings,’ $19 a $20 A mediuin feed, $18 4 $19; 40 Ibs, 2 loed, Heels: rye (eed, $19: ground. ieed , $19 $21; cob m ton. Sales, 40 fons 40 Ibs. at's Weaquote ee No. 2 State $3.00 ea 475 a 525 62 a 65) Choice state: 67> a 70 Superfine Western. 47> a 52% Exira Western. 6W a 625 650 a 800 62 a 675 70 a 7 ROD a 900 625 a 700 725 a 800 850 a 900 900 ail 0d » 800 a 975 400 a 640 350 a 4 Southern supert 500 a 55) Southern extra 675 a 900 900 all 00 Corn meal, Western. 1315 a 845 Corn meal, Jerse 2 Bib a 345 Corn meal, Brandywine 1 360 a 363 Balti 1440 fo, b. + 36) a 365 - 18 00 fo. month, without fnding buy ayers. 23.000 bushels, largely fn amma fots of interior ‘und Nog Bpring, at from $115 up to $1 42; full loads sold at, $1 44 for No.3 and No, 2 mixe $151 tor No. 2 Mil- Waukee and Duluih, sinall iets do. at 81 $155 and $1 57%, tor aimber Winter. Above are about 60,000 bushels No. 1 Miiwi last haif of July, at $1 524 a $153. Corn full prices.” The sales comprised about mainly at 60c, a 62c. tor sleamer, Sc. a HAC, Lor sal ineluding Pail mixed nt 56o, a 576. Gle. for high mixed, old at Sic, and 67e. ¢ for white. Oats were quiet eu. ‘The sales foot up about 61,000 bushels at for Western mixed, » & De. for do. white. were inactive'and nominal. .—There has been a firm business in bulk freights today, uttrifle better rates for accommodation for grain, and full former rates for provisions, ihe chur- tering business was comparatively quiet, but firmer rates Were current | Tho engagemenis were-—1o Liverpool Steamer, 10,000 bushels of grain at 1194. per 66 tbs. ; Habito. of corn at 12d. per 66 Ibs. ; boxes of cheese 15 hhds of tobacco at 65s.; 150 bhds. do. via Phalacey hid, Hat Ws To London, by steam, uahels of grain, for stoainer | of Ba ine ae Tete and be aas 7180 bushel of grain at 10%4. ; bbls. of tlour at 3s. 10t¢d. ow, by steam, 15,000 bushels of grain at 11d. a On boxes of cheese at 75s, ; 300 bbIs. flour ‘at 36 ‘To Odessa, by bbls.’of rosin, on private terms The charters, include —A Norweyian, bark to arrive, hence to Cork for orders to the United Kingdom ; 3.400 quarters grain on private terms. Kumored a bark With, 2200 quarters grain, same voyage, at 9s. 34; Swedish bark (re-chartered) hence to a Baltic port 2000 bois, of redned petroleum at a. Mt; dish bark, hence to the Danish or Swedish Baltics 2900 bbls. of re: fined do., on private terms; a Norwogiai ship, to arrive, hence to’a continental port, 7,50 bbls. of retined do., on paves terms; an American schooner, 240 tons, hence to agar general cargo ata lump sum, Vu iy ‘ket has been very quiet since our but prices remained the same. Aside irow staal iy mportant lots we have only to note a sale of 100 of domestic cloth at I4c. We quote :—Domestic clo! 13\c. a M6. ; Calcutta, 10c, a 1Wage.; bags, 143gc. a 14} Me'srs, Henry H, Crocker & Go. report the stock “of cloth this date as follows:—New York, 16,500 bales, and in Boston, #,900 bales. Bags—New York, "3,800 bales,’ and in Boston, 1,400 bales. Hewr axp Jurx—The market remained dull for all descriptions of hemp, but prices were quoted steady. Mautia quoted at lige", golt, Jute was also neziected, sity held at 2ige. 0 Ae. old. Jute butts were 134 ith ‘sales of 500 bales at that rice cash. jahemp this date, 39,918 bales in New York, ani Boston. Of jute 42,000 bales in New Yors sud 4,800 in Boston, Of jute butts, 91,000 nd 12,50 bales in Boston. market remained dull but prices were not changed, although weak. Brewers are pur- y aneet their Iinmediate require: te ka but stea firm at » currency, wit ments, We quote: growth of si Fastern sud Western, } §2ige., Bavarian, 0c. Bde. a 30c, liay ap StRAw.—Receipts for the bales. Market strong, in consequen ply, Farmers are hovling ¢ better price: We UL beni ‘Began, past week, 25,850 W per ion; 7; common ; short do., $14 a Once eThe market for spirits of turpentine but unchanged; quoted at 4c. a 450. ei iat iclads # bbls, af ase." and 2) bois Stock in yards this date, 2.740 bols, Rosin was at iiige. in good demand anid not materially’ changed in prices strained closing at$2 75a The saies (a portion Tmetageningsigcinde. iA0Uubla of common snd strained last evening, at $245.0 $2 95; tout ) of strained at $2 75 a $2 £0, 700 bbls. of 1H) bbis. of do. at $2 9, 70 bbls. of N. No. Lat $3 5), 150 bbls, pale at $4 jovs, ineluaing all kinds, at ieom rosin this date, 44,381 bbls. ‘Tar w nal at $3 75 a $4. Stock, 1,902 bbls. ‘Uits.—Linseed was in'tair jobbing request and steady. Crude, sperm and whale were quiet and unchanged. Lard oil Was firmer and in fair request for shipment Grade cotton seed wagin light supply and fly, weld. We quote:—Linseed, 97. 4 ¥3c., In casks, aud 0. 4 in iin crude sperm, $1 42a natoral inte, bleached, $1 65, rude whale, We: sie tor southern, 60s: & eee. for Northern, Ge. 8 198. for natural Winter and 7c. le. tor ice made and p 4730. a 50c; menhaden (new oil), 50c.'a Ferowaca.—On "Change to-day the market for refined was quiet and weak. Little or no disposition was mani- fested w operate; quoted at 18. Crude, in DUik, was also easy, but very quiet; quoted at 7% Cases met with a liht inquiry, and ‘were firm at ‘Xe. the higher price for small lots. Naphtha remained duil and en- Lrely nominal at about Ldc. a te. for Western and city, Reports trom the Creek were of a dull and easier market, With quotations as tollows:011 City, $2.10; Parker's, Roussvie, $1 90 a Tideout, $1 90 a $1 92 Palladetphia market was insctive and nomial ned held at I8sc. for baiance of month, and 18%e, for farure delivery. Later we heard of sales in New York :—3000 bbls. of refined, for last half of July, at ise. ; 1,000 bbls. of do,, for Augusi,’ at 180. a Lakgc., and a ruincred sale of W000 bbls, 1oF August and september, at 18%. ;_also uno bbls. of crude, in bulk, for prompt delivery, at 7\c., and 4,000 bbls. of do., tor August, wt Se. Provisions, —Recelpts—Ber , cut meats, S92 do.; lara, 1,017 bbls. a he’ murket for mess pork was iurmer andthe demand moderate at the improvement, Sales BW) bola, at $16 4 250 DDI. for July, at $16 25; 600 vbls., seller's do., “at $16 20; 200 Dbls., for August, at $16 jock of pork this date -— S41} bbls. of old and 26, bis of ney teen. Becca The market continued quiet but firm, We have only to Rote wales of 25 boxe of light city long cleat at, Yce, Western quoted at ®e, Dressed hogs were steady “at Stock of 8 Neglectéd and nomi- Go. n7 Me. for the range of city. Beef ontinued quiet and anehanged. About 15) p Placed Joubing way, at prices within the range of $9 i gs for plan mess bbis. $11 a $12 & for “xtra ‘do, bole, for prime mess te Fe PrsaPHe cletees, “iheet “hamscaside’ from siiall unmporunt jobbing sales nothing of Importance Was Feporced, and prices vere quoved steady at $20 a 651 for Southern’ and) Western, Cut meats—fhe m was firm for all descriptions and trade was tair heard of sales of 1000 city pickled shoulders at % smoked do. at 9c. ; 1,000 smoked hains at Ide. a Lhe 1,000 do., 19 Ths. av rage, at ide. ; 1,000 green hams, 1! ibs! average, at 3ige. : 2,000 Ibs. of ioose bellies, 12 1b age, at Sie. “Lard—The market for Western p steady, but subsequently closed easier. Sales 200 Uerces, spot, at 8 13-160, net; 1/8) tierces tor July, part at *%c. and the balance at $13-16c., buyer paying brokerage ; 20) herces for August, at 9c. tierces jor do. at) be closing with sales of 00 terces for do. at 9e. ; 50 tierces, wellers September, at 95-I6e. City was steady at Sigc., with saivs of 200 tlerces, oz.—Trade in a distributing way was moderate, with ruling swady. The sales toot up about 40 terces olina, at 734e- a 846, und 279 bags ot Rangoon at vs.—The market for linseed remained dull, and prices entirely nomial. Messrs. G, Tuckerman & Co. Foport the stock thie date as follows :—New York, 5.54) bags 6 and in Boston, 1: bags. Clover sold ina suai) a Timothy eas neglected, but quoted wD. Ll bog juoted at $2 6 of 20) Uereas of prime steady, ac geaman was steady, with sal t 4c. * Sioan.—Business in raw sugar, ‘was very inode: prices were barely steady. plays ree of Interior to good reftuing. a of good refining Cuba a at Se. Refined met with ‘a prices. We quote —Cuba—Re O4e a Thge. ; fair to good tair, 7c, fea SKC. ; “grocery init, to’ good, prime do. light ining, Inferior to common, | 7}4e. ; food to prime, Me. w Swe. ; prime wo chotce, She. a 8746. centrifugal, Ids. and boxes sisc; a Sic molasses, nds and boxes, Bsc. 140.5 melada, de abe Havana—Boxes, Dutch standard, Ae. 8 a TOs di 1 to Li Aaa in do., 13 to I mera ic. 5 eel to 20, “10\e. a 10}gc. ; whi Me 0%. Lp Norte? common, to yrime, Ze: ‘O08 | fair to chol 6. a Ogc. Brazil— Dut weer Now d to en to JuvasDutch standard, Now 10 0 iy diye, nce” Stanile-“Seperion, and extra superior, 76 8 fonacco—the market has been active during the past three days for seedicafs, pa. Ly ph for nearly all de- scriptions of tobacco, not essentially Changed. We heart of sales of 100 cases sundries, cro "7h ab from Ife, fo. 5 300 eases of Ohio, crow, 71, oh p 5 200 cases of Connecticut, crop ‘72, at Sc. a Ihe. for fliers and 16s. a ise. for. seconds; 100 cases of Massachusetts, assorted, crop ‘72, wing TR Ls cases of do. at 20c., 50 cases of 4 ig, Ob private terms, 200 cases of do. Wisconsin at c., 840 has. of Kentucky at trom 7c. to 140. and 1 fes'of Havana at S00. 9 $1 UK Measrs. J. 8. Gans & a furnish the following :— MONTHLY STATHMRNY OF STOCKS IN TH TORACCO INSPECTION Ta oy Fares & Hi Ys National Totat ad Gabe Inopin. Iaapeon. Inapec'as Meds eared is er a ct Racelve OSS . we 1s 45 adie, 130 ts 1,564 Ng 4,007 inquiry at steady | “bush hhds. at from Nia "rhe market was active he th hosed HRS salna toot Bo cae. Be eae eae, Sige. and ib bia, at 92! Wool ‘he gensral marker remained qui dealers report's moderately Tair Desa i prices rire steady. We heard of sales of 10,000 Ib: oO ‘4000 Ibs. of unwashod combings at 43e.. 6,000 Toe, ot oh Fait Valitorma at zic.. 48 bales of tree do, 000 Ibe of ¢ Boring d 8 bales of do. at 2: Sho, 4000 Ibs 'of Ohio fleece at de, nBbe, AOD ION of ei pulled at 450, 0 4734c., 20,000 Ibs, of old domestic and West- ern fleece. aio ux of Ibs. of scoured domes- tie, 6,000 Ibs. of pul 200 bales of Oregon and 200 balos of uew Spring California ail on private toring DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatveston, July 1, 1873. Cotton, steady; 8g p08 Tee 1Sc. Net receipts, 40 bales. Sales, New Orveans, July 1, 1873. Cotton—Demand light; middlin; 8, 18%. Not receipts, Hes feck Soham 220. Sales, 270; last evening, 1,050. Moniz, July 1, 1873. Cotton quiet; low middlings, 17%e. a 1 middlings, Ye. Net Rpoeins, 33 bales. Exports © iwise, 246, Sales, 200. Stock, 14,043. Savannan, July 1, 1873, Cotton firmer; middlings, 18%. a isige.’ Net reevipts, 228 bales Sules, 15. Stock, 7,40. Lamisron, July 1, 1873. se. A 16. Net re- Sulepy 5), “Stock, 443% Cotton quiet and dull colpts, 257 bales; gross, Sot Wuainaron, N.C., July 1, 1873. Spirits of turpentine quiet at ige. Rosin lowers $2.25 for strained, tor low No, 1, $275 for No. 1, $4 for Crade turpenti ne extra pale, $55) tor window glass, steady ; ig hard, $3 for yollow dip ami virgin. quiet at Tar Touxno, July 1, 1873, Flour et Angunchanged. Wheat dull und lower sales gt So 2 white Wabash west 8: white Michigan, 1703 yeller first, halt of lier August, $1 8: No. }, do., to arrive, No. 2 amber Vilinois, $i'd%. Corn a shade frincr sales of high mixed, spot, dt dle; seller July, 403gc.:_ seller Sep- tember, low mixody Sie,; yellow. 4c. white, bases Oats dull aud lower atS7igeclor Nook, See. Tor No. 26 hts unchanged; vessels. scarce Re- coipte 8, (bbls four, 14,0 bushels wheat, 61,000 do. corn und 5,00) do. oats, Shipments, 13,000 bushels corn, Osweco, July 1, 1873. Flour steady: sales of 1,700 bbls. ac $8 for No. I'Spring, for amber Winter, $10 for white Winter, $10 5) tor louble extra, Wheat dull; sales of two cars good white Canada at $1 8), and one car No.1 Milwaukee club $ ‘orn unchanged ; sales of 2,000 bushels No. 2 [ik Hols at 5Je., 120 de. high mixed at B8c., t 5Ao. rn meal lower sales of bolted at 81 loyex. unbolted jac, per, owt, ae unchanged; sales’ of shorts a shipstuffs, ; ml ings, $2 r ton, Canal freignt Wheat 7c.. com ad tye, T, $3 25 to the “Hudson. 3 Lire es Flour to Putiadeiphia. 6 Wo. to Boston, foe ‘ork, 40e,; to Albany, dic. bushels wheat, ‘23,00 do. cor Shipments by canal—2,392,000 reat, a F . Canal freights—W to Now York, Spring at $7 a akers 8p i ing. uA ee Ik Miavate No Tite’ eh kee No. 1 Spring ut guoiea Milwaukee No. 2 spring, '$! 81 eChicags Nord duo gt 33: white Canada, $1 70; white Michigan hs: Corn in good de- Sranit and Aue! asine S000 bushels; ou ana shocand & arrive, oe 4Se. Oats advanced; sates, 16,50) bushels No. 2 at 39c.; 1,500 do. white at 45. Rye firm; sales 1,300 is No. 1 Western at 75c. Barley steady at 5c. a 98e. for Canada; %c. a 95 tor No. 2 Western. Karle: nit steady at $i $1 10 for prime Winter Western; $1 $1 26for prime Canada. ftye malt held at 9c. Curcaco, July 1, 1873. 500 do. Milwau- Flour quiet and unchanged, Wheat quict; No. U spri sold at $1 24, No. 2do,, $1 174 a $1 1086; closing at $1 1 cash: $1 id, ‘seller Augu ils 13 a $1 ee) timer Sivaame ic. ; sales of No. 2 mixed at 35% id at the close: seller July, Ac. a 37yc. Oats weaker} ers at 2c. a 295§C, seller duly. i) firm and in good demand at Sic. tor No. 2. Barley Nothing doing, Pork steady at $1425 a $1430 eash, seller July, $1415 a $1420: seller Angus, firm at $14.50 a $1455, Lard quiet at $305 a $310. Bulk meats Readier at Bic. for short rib middles. Froights_advane= in ig tengensy Oi orn to Buffalo, Se. bid, dic. asked. Re- elpts—7,000 pole flour, 110,000 ‘bushels’ wheat, 136,000 do. corn and and 81,000 do, oats. Shipments—5,500 bbls. flour, 85,000 bushels wheat, 155,000 do. corn and 138,000 do. oats, HAVANA MARKETS, Havana, July 1, 1873. Exchange—Primo bankers’ bills quiet; on ‘United States, sixty days, currency, 20a 21 shor cent premiun in gold. sis a 8 er cent premium ; short sight, gold, 42 ne premfum;oa Paris, 305 a 36 per ‘cent’ pre- EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lowpor, Suty 1-120 P Loxnox Moxey ay Consols for money. 92 4; for the account, new, 9245 0 92%. Brie uy part 7% Loxnen, July, 14 United ‘States fvo-twenty bonds, 14%83, o) fi Pants Bothsss-e isis, Saly To Faaxkront Bounsk.—i'naNxrort, Jt five-twenty bonds, jor the issue of ERPOOL Oi LiveRroor, on 1.—United States 1-5 P, Shortest, deliverable July an from the aime ports delivers ctobery ai Bid.a Aid. Sales of cotton shipped trom New leans. deliverable September, at BEG. The sales of American cotton yesterday were 6.755 Dales, not 5,50, as at first reported. 8%. 5 Middling uplands to-day, Sd as’ middling Orleans, 9. a 95d. Sales of cotton shipped trom savannah or Charleston, deliverable Jone and July, at 8 916d. Sales of cotion shipped from Savannah or Charleston, deliverable August and September, at 8%d. nave at Mavonesten.—Livveroot, July 1 ket for yurns and fabrics at Manchester changed, Livenroot, Burapsrures Manket.—Ltreuroor, as M.—The market for breadstuils is dull. Whe tal tor club Caliiornia white and 10s. 9. a 4 Si AM. per quai tor Weste r for Canadian. ‘The receipts ut wheat hree days have been 24,000 ¢ ‘The receipts ‘o ri Loxvon Puopuce Manxet.—Loxvon, July 11:80 P. M.— Refucd petroleum, Had. pet gallon, Sugar, Ba: Cl. a Sa per ewt. for No. 12, Dutch standard, afloat. Pernowom Manket—Antwenr, July 1, 1873.—Petro- leum, 3834 francs for fine epal Amnreican. —__+ 2 + __ FINANCIAL, The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having de- termined to close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold Loan and thereafter to pay no Iigher rate of interest than six per cent on further issues of its bonds, the limited remainder of the 7 $10 Loan is now being disposed of through the usual agencies. This affords a desirable o ‘tunity to persons wishing to reinvest July interest or dividends. than 50) miles of its road ling the entire Eastern The company now has mor built and in operation, ine! arters, in- | division connecting Lake Superior and the navigation | of the Missouri River; the work of construction ts pro- gressing satisfactorily: the company has earned title to nearly ten million acres of its land grant and sales of lands have thus far averaged $5 66 All marketable securities are Northern Pacifics. y acre, received in exchange for JAY COORE & CO, i street, New York. “) TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. Crarmam Savane, June 2, 187% The trustees of this bank have declared a serm-annual aivwond at the rato of SIX HHH CENT on ull deposits entitied thereto, payable on a after Jul rely Pavan’ TAHIISOS ITALL. President JosxrnP. Coormm Secretary, | C.D. Hatiry, Treasires MONEY DBPOSITED E >” BE WORE JULY 2) WILL DATE TATEREST 43 PROM JULY VECIALTY FOR SRY. grade of names aealt onored ; Stocks a sion upon deposit of ge: wakes and dag WILLEAM , 22 Broad street, =MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, in New York Brookiyn and New Jeraey. Apply 13 EQiven s Woob, Ir. MS Broadway, room 10. References—Hon. John J. Cisco, Robert H, Jacob D. Vermilye, Esty. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LI 4A Enaowment Insurance Pol Securities. Insurance of all kin panies. J, Jd. HABRICH & tee IONS ENTRUSTED TO THE GAZZAM Neotion Agency attended to'by prompt and re- iiabie lawyers. This agency 1s represented in ail the States and Territories. New York office 22) Broadway. ANCE FOR A FORTUNE.—$1,00) OR $2,000 sometimes leads to a fortune on the Stock Exchange, Those who wish to profit, by the skill end experience of men who know the inside workings of the great combina- tions in Wall street should send for circular containin, full details of the new plan for s ndlcstes much favore on the German Bourses. | As little as Kudrow STOCK BROKER: box 1235 Post oie ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN i toad Company, No. 26 Exchan; sew York, June I pes A Dividend of five (5) per, contin “cash will be paid to the stocisholders on the I ‘the transier books will be rent from 20th June until morning of 2lst July, ODBLL, Treasurer. BAST Tennessee, VIRGINIA AND RGTA RAIL. road Coupons, dne Ist July, tian paid on and after shat date by Gallatin Nation road Coupons, due Ist Tennessee and Georgia Rt 1875, will be, paid on and biter that date by iT. road stree! ainda Brow SORTY-8ECOND DIVIDEND. Hanover Fire Insurance Company. A semi-annual dividend of five per cent is payable on and alter Tuesday, JUly T REMSEN LANE, See! _Nuw Your, July 1, 1873. oe ASKINS & BRAINE, STOCK BROKERS, it BROAD street—Stock and Gold Privil specialty. Any one can speculate a small capital ‘and wich very litle risk. Explanatory o rs mal OME TaaU ESN COM. STOCK.—KIGHT Shares for sale. Address, with offer, 8. 8. G., Herald offic ¥CHANICS AND Ugo SAVINGS INSTITU. tion, No, 283 Bows iowa: louston street.—Inter- est —A semi-annual rY nd of six per cent per annum Will be credited Jul 'y 1 on alt sums entitied thereto tor the six mont three Lv. J onding Juve 9, pave tala aaa Mean fk oe FINANCIAL, ‘OTICE,—INTEREST MATURING JOLY 1, tar, BY Coupons on the bonds of the Norfolk and Pete arg Railroad, southside Katlroad w and Tennessea |, payable in the ee * New York will Se paid First enema § Bann lew Po Uouipens payable Petersburg will be at the Merchants’ Bank and at 9 Commerc Masons B of Vetersburg, V ‘va MES ccarner Eighth avenue nog West Thirty fourth comer i avenue an e ty -fourth stres Dividend ~ A remmt annul dividend at the rate Or Per cent per annum, on all sums from $5 to $5,000, will be Paid on ond ater July 21, 1 Money deposed om oF before the 20th of July will draw interest from July 1. Bank open daily from 10 A. M. to 3 P.M., also on. Mon. day, prednenday and Sater iey or evenings from 6 to & HOOVER, President, _ Janna O. Buwxerr, Becreiary. Ornce OF THE TOLEDO CANADA SOUTHERN nd Detroit Railw Wow Vackt tailway Company, No. 13 Witliam ene rest the Ist July, 1873, on the Usion Trust Company of Ne Tonk tine BAL at the ALLYN COX, Secretary. FFICE OF THE GANADA SOUTHERN Oretaay. No, 1 William street, New ee 2, fhe semi-annual interest due the etd Joly, 1878, first mort of tx company, will be pat Union Tru Company ot Ne 71 Broadway. The iniereston all sterling bonds of this company will be paid at the Company's Agenoy (the London bank of cone. merce), London, England. ar 2 M. COURTRIGHT, President. O* uM oF, $2.50) AND ONE O¥ $4.00 TO LOAN on Brooklyn Property. Fay morigag « ely; no bonus; principals only appt ical peasy indy HLS, 262 Broadway, room 7, Ore EMPIRE city AGRE INSURANC COM. New York, July 1, 187: FORTY-THIRD DIVIDEND.—The Direbiors hive thie day declared a semi-annual Dividend of five p payable on demand, an ee LINDLEY MURRA’ oe sae N CENTRAL RAILROAD any, New York, dune 25, iN73 dividend of five per cont has beam: declared by this company, payable ou the Ist day of Aurust uext, ty the holders‘of {ull paid shares, registered at the close of the 15U day of July next, after which and until the 5th day ‘August the transfer books will be closed V.'F. RANDOLPH, Assistant Treasurer. PE INTEREST ON THE BONDS OF THE CITY ¢ Montgomery, Ala.. due July 1, will be paid on and After that date By HOWES & MACY, No. 30 Wall street ‘TLEY & BOWEN, BANKERS, NO. ¢ WALL STREET, buy-and sell the Bonds of the citles of New York, Brook ly ny rey 0, Cincinnati, ‘Clevolai, St Louis, Louisville an ebro E WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES for Virginix, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana Bonds and past ee, Coupons; Southern Securities a snecialty. MI's & YOUNG, No. 9 New street. z V HAVE MONFY TO LOAN ON PIRST CLASS. city Property for three years: also funds to buy food Second Mortgay 3 SRWARD & LEAVITT, 5A Wall street, 5.000. —THE ADVERTI IN IMMEDIATE $. . need, would give ample security and iib- erat ‘interest for a temporary loan of $5,000, and, if de- sired, could tarnish Meht and agreeable employmen addition, in a beautiiul town, near the city. “Add: with real name, until Jaly 4, SINCERITY, He: oltiee. $6. 00 ) TO LOAN—ON FIRST CLASS IMPROV ) city Property; no bonus wanted. Parties Without an abstract of ttle Heed not apply, ORGE B, WALT Pine street. G18} 500 First TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE x mortgages, Apply to J, MILTON WATER. HOUSE, 174 Canal street. &: 30,0 00 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- gage, for three or five years: also other sum: it, Secon: am Leasehold Morigages cashe: \, 25 Pine stres &135, (00 2,.uCAN-ON BOND AND MORT: 79) gage, without bonus, for a term of years, on real estate inthis city. JOHN F, CONRE nee! REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS. 62 Broadway, room 9. Great sales were promised to come off yesterday, but the lowering clouds in the morning prevented people from leaving the city, and well it was for those who anticipated a good time in the country at the announced jubilee sales, in not having ven- tured out. The old gent presiding over the weather allowed “Pinvius’” full sweep, which was @ godsend to the parched ground, but a deathblow to the proposed sales. However, the disappoint ment will be made good by the auctioneers, who ith oe the same property ata future day not far stant. Only one sale took place at the Real Estate Ex- change yesterday, by Messrs, Anthony J. Bleecker & Co, consisting of a five story brick tenement house and lot, north side of Eighteenth street, 140 feet west of avenue A, lot 25x92, for $12,000, Mr. Wm. H. Raynor reports having sold at private sale four lots north side Kighty-seventh street, 325 feet west of Eleventh avenue and four lots on the rear fronting Etghty-elghth street (all full lot), for $6,000 each. M. Gibson, auctioneer, of Jersey City, reports public sales occurring on Monday, at his Exchange, ag follow. A neat two stor Jackson. av., beew y brick basement h. on east side of Branball ay. and Atiantic st. aselient houses on hortheast corner st; to Peter Two large story and basement cellar b. hon bs oi bunipaw AV.. bet n and Montc ohen, of New York. one plat of ground, 54xas, harrison si, rear of above; to D. Cohen ot’ New York.. 2,800 In city property the outlook tor this week is de- cidediy blue, from the fact that a great many oper- ators have lett, or are about leaving the city, to spend the Fourth in the country. EXTRADITION OF ALIENS. Can Foreign Nations Extradite Among Themselves Citizens of the United States!—Tne Quandary of Generdl Clu- serct and His Letter to Senator Fenton— Belgian Treatment of an American, The following communication has been received from General Cluseret, the late Minister o1 War of France under the Commune. It will be remem- bered that General Ciuseret came to this country at the commencement of the rebellion and did good service in the federal army. After the fall of Louis Napoleon he hastened to France and offered his sword to the Republic. At the downfall of thé Commune he was supposed to have been shot by the National Guard; but he again turns ap at Geneva, having escaped through the aid of a Catho- lic prie CLUSERET’S LBTTRR TO SENATOR FENTON. The following letter, addressed to the Hon. R. Fenton, will explain itself:— GeEnRva, June 1, 1373. To Hon, R, FENTON, United States Senate :— Sin—Before returning to the United States wished to settle)" 'metmoua armira, which ne cessitated my among these i Messrs, Lacroix which lam part! I cannot obtain) mediate persont to the Miniswr ¢ request :— A VAIN AP} To the Ministen ¢ Sin—I have the aflairs require my yout, a@uthorizatio ng myseit, for al soil, not to have 1 Would have ¥ an American cit against the Beigi spectinily, Answer to Mr. CAN TWO NATI ‘The Minister the Interior ha . could not comy ernment havin tion, From th ‘ national right, States, and to an efficacious an American ¢ against the Be can @ treaty of and Belgium, their subjects bi right cau WO INGependent NATIONS vicurimarg geltier make treaties Which affect citizens of a thita hation without its consent As an American citizen Lam subject only to the laws of the United States and those of the country in which I happen to be. If | iniringe on these last I am not to call for protection from my coun- try, but to suffer by the laws that I have ou' nee Vanquished, I submit to the law of might. my case in France. It would have been the same in Belgium, had I infringed on her laws. But aa long as I respect them they must protect me a8 @ citizen of a friendly nation, ‘This is, 1 believe, the svund doctrine, In matters of international relations, assuring the iudepen- dence of governments as well as individuals, CAN PARIS AND ROME RULE AMERICANS ? That Belgium, a satellite of Paris and of should obey the mot d’ordre extended from these two capitals, can be explained; bit that the great Repubile of the United States ‘should, Se by ae missively, and should ar to Englan apy oe of protection of the individuai, vous be a grand mistake. Fo one we — Wis rstand that the vain fears of certain soc! were already stroug ore in the umeed States to make the Conanees Washington retreat before the clerical assembly os Versailles, to lower the sword of the here < of uch mond beiore the stick of the of Sed: and no one would admit, without discussion, thad tizens were subinitted to the oc. from Rome governs France aud a 8 too important a role Made New York, Citizen of qo Ny Ff ie As of New York, where I have i in Senator of my State, that bk Write 3 sumit this es inters esting not ven Teepecttalge boners a P OLUSERET, eee