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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
?1..DFBH MATEBIAI.t?sM. By .TaVW MaKTBIBAU,
lt?mo. pp. 155. O. I'. rntnoni'MS'iis.
Mr. MartiBcaB's lecture ob "Bt?gk*
affected by Modem MattHaUsan** issnod in 1S7& l
supplemented by two articlca from " Tho Contcuip
Review," pabltsfced in tbe Spring of 1876, under th,
Of "Toe Attitude of Materialism toward? iMBl
anal especially devoted to an e ?aminati.ni of the no
on the subject assumed by Professor TyudalL Mr.
tluc.iu commences Lis ili?cu?sin:i with the ?aleaos
nient Mat the two forms of naturalism?namely, th
teri.il theory which work.! oat the conception of a
and the dynamic theory which reli-s on the ? on?
tlon of ?mergy?possess a dtetloct vaine ai
MM '?? Intellectually organizing MMrMhati
aud arc imlispcnsuhV to reacbiug still MjMf MB) I
I Tu the one, the liiultiirfo proportions ol (
letry. and the laws of cla?tic diffusion find nn atle
vehicle otexpression and computa:Ion. In tbe ot!
common measure is obtained for variations of heal
tin ehiiiii'sl work, of ohciuical dcccmiKisiilon Md
trie?! Intensity, reducing severul special pitivlacc*
Scientific unity. II Is only when these eoaeeptteu I
gres? tbeir legitimate bounds and itvad" tln-donu
ph'losopli.v tint! they aie to tie rrm-ttidod back lo
true function?. They ?re valuable aa connecting
between dlver?o phenomena, but ure in.nlcqu.!'
tbe construction of a rational cosmogony, 'flic
terial byp ?tlmssls, to begin wi'b, luaiutams that
tbe postulate of uliimate tnoig.iidc atoms, the pr
universe can lie necouiitod for. But, argues
M-irtincaii, the conception of inorganic atoms li
vague and ludcCuitve to be of any pim-ti? ??1 service
?ut a more exact aunty*!*. It may lie assumed th.;
primitive atoms tire ?Ti alike, or that there may l*i t
eines aiming them of various degrees, and before w
idiik" any headway w? must know on which of Hie??
assumptions we are to proceed. Tbc former is the
admissible one, so long ?is you credit the niiiicriniisi
logioal exartiMws. He can domain! nothing more
the essential characters of matter. He is not penn
to expand the definition of atoms at his convent
?scribing to them frcsb attributes which make then
fcreiit kinds of matter at dift-iviit times. This
Mat timan all? nu?, 1? the position of Professor Tyi
He define? matter a? the mysterious t! uig frmn ?
Bave PMHiwdi d tbe whole aeries ot the phenomena o
Universe from the evaporation al water t? Use
K-mum!ess of man. But such a pr.'position is no <h
tlon, and dtepenaes with nil proof. It is mtiel?
onwulnr utterance, announcing tbe very point in dis*
that matter carries in it " the promise and potency I
terrestrial life." This is not n process of r?asonln.'
au act of will, simply repeating the n*s<-rl,<intii.it
force immanent m matter le matter. There is no ?
saying that the torces of bent, uf attraction, ot lib
Consciousness, are attached to material conditions ;
no one calls in question ; bnt it remains to !*? ptovi d
they aro material forces in the sense of being deriv
from the eascutial propcrti?aa of matter. -With r? gin
the ilynaiiiie conception founded on the. conserva
Of eiiircy, Mr. Murtiuenu remarks tbut If we ?*
follow the transformations of force through
the change? of external bodies, we ?-houlil
nothing but the sequences of phenomena aim the
p< usions of pbenoineua. If we eould d ?cover on
aubkidence of each group what would emerge to rep
tt, wc should bo mante.ro of tbe law of <>?ui?erv_t
But though the whole external world should tie Mm I
bare before us, -we should not yet bave alight?-?! ?
single dynamic Idea. Mill the new school of srie
claims the knowledge of more than phenomena, m
Uisn thetr laws, believing that inductive analysis
earricd tbem behind these to the "fcld'n -place
riiwi.u.'' Now, Mr. Murtiuenu contends, that we ku
nothing uf power but from our eon*cioiisn?'ss ol
In oursi'lves. There is no way of detcnuiu'ug
Btitnre but by resort ing to our self-knowledge. He
the problem pusses from tbe jurisdiction of u
uml science to that of intellectual philoaop
Passing thou Into that Sphere, we find that if we w
passive si?ectators of the world around us, we shoi
witness phenomena without asking for a power; i
piineipleot causaI'.tv would reumin lateat in the in?
k?ct; but the occasion would be wanting which |>enu
it to awake. This occashm Is afford? d by tbc active si
of ?mir nature. Conscious of the exercise of yea?
originators, wc admit its exercise upon us a*rccipi?i
M* il't.v ?* In--oiieeivatile exeepl ii|.f.n theat Me ii:i>?
a? lion and reaction. The moment we disengaged
ae'vs from nature, until watch time we do not hcirin
think, we beeonie seU?ennscious subject* aud o.<)ei
ot causal operation. The kk? of power coini
to us In tlite dual form, from without and m
within, its two ml?"? are reciprocally related. The sai
winch the bnuc/ ?Id?' te to tbe object, is t
outer side to the subject. But It is the inner side wi
Which we are tbe most familiar ; it i* the one thing whl
we hnme?ately know ; we have to mark It by a name
the inmost nucleus of dynamic thought ; ami wo call
living Will. This is our causality. And this is what l
mean by causality Itself. Id the absence of this,
other source for the idea ?-an be found, In it* presen
no otber meaning. Our whole Mm of fmWmt is id.-ntii
with that of will. Whatever, In vlitue of the pr neli
of causality, we rv??ogni/e aa iiuro&ueut in Nature,
Similar to the agency of which we aid cons? ions iu oi
selves. Dynauilc cono<pt1.iTis hav?- eitii. r ihm ineniiii
or no meaning. Whatever authority attaches to I he lav.
causality belong? to it la its intuitive, form. I'll
nomena are tlie exi?re?isk?o of living energy. The ?>j
Tower stands as the Universal Will. If tin? cui:.-< 11
energies of the uuiveise are thus identified with Divii
Will, tbe oonoeption w? frame of its history will be eo
formed to our experience of Int. 11? ? tua! volition. Tl
conclusion, accordingly, at which Mr. Martineau arrive
Is that tbe dispute between acting Force and iuteudli
Mind is unnecessary. Tbe two expressions are. In fue
Identical. Causal power other than Will la an unkuow
quantity, nay absolutely beyond the sphere of though
Hence teleology and causality are incorporated into on
Mechanical necessity Instead of being tlu< negation ?
puriKise is its persiatcuoe.?In treating the subject, M
Martillean, as writing for a popular journal,
often more diffuse in fllustration than rigor us t
argument. The exuberance of bis di? tlon ta apt to <-oi
eeul the connecting links of his logic. His ample achola.
ship has tempted him to wide excursions in the field ?
erudition, and while be lingers oa his return, rite n ? b
may sometime? l?>se sight of the premises which ? ?i
announced on bis?tepartor?. Thentyle of Mr. Martinea
te, in manyrcsp?x**s, mastetly; it la never effeminate, in
indecisive; it flows, with a not uiigraooful vigor, in i
swift and affluent stream, bet'ikeuiug a mind of rare ful
lies? and comprehensive resource; but its lucidity te M
always in proportion to its amplitude, and BBheoatlfttl
but eouipil?"?ted, windings often conceal the drift ?if hi
reasoning? and the exact form of his conception*. The
Usually gain in ?learuess, however, iiikiii care lui atad)
auowtug that there is no obscurity In the mind of tli
anther, alt hough their significant-?; may M partially hti
by the silvery tissues with which they are Tailed.?Th
aigu went of the essays pr?senla little uovel'y. It Is tin
old lamlliar reasouing from will lu the consciousness ti
Will tu tbc Uuiverse.und it? potency is evinced by the pe?
> n. y "rtith which It is repeated. What effect It maj
have on Piofcssor Tyndall and hi? dteeiples it hi Iiujmh-sI
Me to c-onj'-^'tur?', but every e.Jdeneeof tbeir assent!?
its conclusions will doubtloasbe seasnnubly announced.
?VIIJ5 BTOKE8 IN OUT. LIKK JOVKM.Y. flv ???Ml'ltl
?;mmmi>. li. I>.. I.I.. li. NewaudKuliirged lilition. ivnii?
Pp. Ma b. f, nation A (o.
The Bn?ve frankness with which the authoi
of this volume eoiiibiii?"? tbe personal recollections ofi
varied aud (rultiul career with the discussion of ?ignitl
tklit prineepb* o( life ond conduct forms on-of Its ruosl
agreeable, and p?r_aps moat laatru? tive feature?. Ir
some seno?, tueeed, it may he regarded as un aateM
ograpby?or. at least, a hn-tory of the development of in
individual mlud?with an account of the influence un
der which It wa* formed, and the associations that col
ored Its atmosphere, as well as a ?cries of g.svc,
and often profound, reflect Ions on thegt.at problems
of the moral and religious lite. In tbe present edition
of tbe work which was originally publlslnsl moiethan
twenty years ?go, Dr. Osgood n-cltes some detulls of his
later experienco under ti?e title of " Aft?r Thoughte, or
Closing Remumbranoe?," briugiug the narra the down to
a recent date, and discussing several topics suggested by
t)te new aspects of society aud of ilmni'lit ?Incethat
time. In the treatment of his subjects, be is always
practical, eminently conservative, not without a touch
of homely wisdom, but with a generous sympathy
of tone, and a largely catholic and appreciative
spirit In his Judgment of systems of speculation
and Individual tendencies. Thus ia speaking of
the aspects of Nature with which he ia anr
l ninded ro tale rural Summer home, he remarks :?
" I have hiirdlj" dared to tell how constantly the lond
, lier?, with its inclosure of groves and Its distant
, r t he se?, insists upon anajjaaflaf radons of history
nul ?if?, ?ml how inevitably the prospect has sh.ped
. im?i-l abbey, with its chapel aud cloisters,
v m r than Muckross, and roof higher
. in which every sacred truth has lte
n,.-ihv n-t lias Its monument? But so
It l.i" bj n nml is. ] do not ask others to acoopt tny
aaejen? as iheir own, or to ere the spirits of the greet
BVu of lit- lalurn end heroism where I ?*e then. I am
w .ling to ?ay that for me, more and more these trees
BH.-1 to be like cathedral arches, aud to taha to their
keeping, apiro *ri?ry hOl and roc\\ the name? that
deserve beat of mankind, and bring heaven near.
Ood himself doss not disdain to own HI? temple, nor
frown trpun the cliff that la sacred to His name, and
the rock that bears the Cross, which these ee?iars hare
furnished, and the native woodblno has been so eager
to clothe with beauty. He prepares us by the rising
step? ef nature for the Incarnation in which earth
and heaven, humanity and divinity meet together
and that Sequestered grove is the ?hrlne of meditation
i.nd prayer, that throws light npon the whole temple."
Here, hIm?, we are informed, the master? of the new
science have been carefully read and considered, not
without some dlatitroance of tbe old faith, hut with the
eflWt on the whole to reveal In Nature tbe path to a
lumber life, and even from the philosophy of atoms to
aStsMU Uio fact oi a living and ever active force which
connecta, the uiiivt isc with Uod. Nuris the author less
- BSlUs to the powerful agencies of culture and lui
1 'lovement uffurrietl by the erosvdcil city, it Is pleasant,
he tells u.?, to go I ruin the liavi-iii.-iit*? tu the ?hade of trees,
and in due time It is pleasi.nt to go back from the trees
to the pavement. The city brings luto play all
the beat helps of business and society, the re
liin im nt* of letters and art, aud the Incen?
tives i,u,l consolation? of religion, lu the opinion of
l>r. OsgtKid, tue influence of the clergy is nowhere
greater than lu New-York. The pulpit aud the religious
pre*? of tins city are pillars of strength aud fountain? of
liirlit to the nation. The church, as an Institution, bus
hero its stroni.' *t ti< r.-n.. s, and is a power throu.rti.iui
the laud. Dr. Oagootl's view of lilt- future of New-York
is cliis-1-?ul. lier superior men are more and more coming
to the front The lessons of the war und the frauds on the
li'caitury have luspirt d B salutary dread of further out>
rug?? in the same direction, w.ud may pessji'ly coitibHie
with a higher culture, a more rvtlu (I taste, aud ?
more earnest faith, to bring together the dis?
cordant elements of our city life, aud glv? Mow-No: k
a in?:?i'-r position before the world. Ttw schools, seH_aa%
mid in! guild ?es are ?-mIiiiuj: iu power ntnl mil ii-nos, ? (I
when all the intellectual resources of the city an* duly
oixumzcd utitl wisely u>a>U, it will lie tue couifiiit of ils
liib.ibiUiuts, ms weil us the admiration of stiauciis and
the piule of the country. This hopeful view pci-vndc? tic
w mile work and givts u gaalal BrlfMaese u.> He psgea.
Asa transcript of fMtSOBSl expi-neiu- ? _ u l.iuh order,
related with r? quiet anil I'l-ciiiiiing niodrsty, and rich
with the micitcstttili.. of prolountl si tulles ;in.| prat ttciil
wisdom, it will titkca eOBSptt rWBplSSe ani?n*? the NM.k?
adapted to minlsti r benignly to popular cultivation and
I'i tigress.
THK STORY OF RCTII. FK"*MHF lioi.? BlUL?. 4to. pp
M, Hoheit? Bl oil.ti-.
The tender Heine? idyll vliidi _M l'ic
MtSSi apert'itlli. ch.ii'iu t.mnu-ii ?lie lapse ol ..
here repri'(lu((d m a i-l-htl? lmltlav voiuue. \? it? SSSS*
?HImid admiral?.? ?lltisllinion? by Uida. aud S SStMlSBi
lntrodiu lion with tu? favorite figimiirt of II 11 li is?
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(inistmu? offiiiiij:*, und vaiII not sutler by comparison
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Chambers1* J-Jtymologieal Dictionary of Die
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The Morals of Trade, liy K. HSBI n N-WTOM
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ie tual ltniiii'il;, of tt.iit-, ?iiKi tin est eeol Itsdeoorall
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EnylUh History in Short Stories (13-10.
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Va STEW ion.? TO BRISTOL (Kag.)?DIRECT.
Taking fowls ?nd pa.? usara for Lottdon. Cardiff, Newport,
(.it.ui.?ici. ut.d all not is ,ri hti?ioi Cbaansl
-.tilinc from Pier In, East Rivet.
?::i:a - .TUESDAY. Jan. 16
per.
1 rnrrency; i:\curs1oii, fl JO; lui.ruie
? '. entr. m ?. I'te all sie r
Bfe i i i-'liitale?, S*.'ti. Draft? loi il and up w?nl. lor freight
me, . I'jil?- to
v.. I . Motto A V Agent. Ko.76south-?!., New-YorS.
nVMIH'RO Amcririiii PncketCoroptrirr^s Line
fin PLYMOUTH, ( HEltlKil BO. sud HAMBl'RU.
ill, Nov.23 HERDER. Dec. 1
WI ELAND. Sot. SO I .1-1 A . Inc. H
lOlpeMtgl to I'lyin n'C'. 'tuition. Cherbottrii. Hamburg,
b__* tu I .nui ?ni, Srat la ad, ani Wale?; Ktr?t cabin
. . - . .. o steerage, c r-reuey, fSu.
"1 .?? (il., ( B. KK halda- boas,
i.iiitial Aj-uti*. t.cLeial Pasaeu -? I'Ageul?.
i i :, ?Yorl til lin>adwu;>, N. -w-York.
[NMAIS J.INK. MAIL BT?AH?B8.
IHK ylEKN-ItlUN AND LTVEKHOOL.
ein ol- BERLIN .SATURDAY. Dec XS, 1 M a. m.
i ITi l?K NEVt MiltK.*sA'I I HUAI, Jan.?, It) ?. m.
CITY Of 1UCHMOND -ATIilliA Y. Jau. IU, -J p. m.
trtmi Plei 15. N. R.
cabin, ?su and $!(*?, goki. Heturu tn-Jc-ts on fnvorahl?
Unit*
*V^, cnrteticy. Draft? at i
? ti? .ml hath room.? aniiiodilp?.
ignoi .??ud k;; tir? i. u.. .v v.
VKW-YhIUv AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
.> i i : i
li. e rltxt .la-s -teanisl.io? .nl regularly st ? p. tu. from
I*. r So. .:'. > ??? t;t I ??? :
- u,. HiM't-.HATt'KDAY. Doe. 3
M..iiiiis.iij. CI BA.?All HlMl, Dec. 3?
Ai-coiniii'Mtatloii* nneniuissed. It rfn-1/lit or pagase apply to
Uli I l.-.M y. CI.V l>E .t Co., No. ? Bowling fcTtt-n.
BtrKELLEK, I.ULINO ?t I '.. A??at? la Havana. _
NATIONAL I.INK.-I'k.iii Phtn 41 and 61.
Narth l'A.r. P"l< LOKDOM.
;i> \v. rue. :i . -j'.'tn. m.
V.-HIV.N ANU LIVEKItHlL.
li.YI' lo ?. tu. i !-..N"i?.*\ND.Jan. ?:, I":;?J1.?.
Id 1A . :i. ' ITALY .Jan. 1 I, :lp. tn.
-? o. t?r*r;il. citrreni-v.
it. ti t.'i in . i*.? *, .->(?xrabt- vstssate, tM, cur?
t? ?? ?
I? ii-nUiii-'Mnitiif I iipi'.'srd. ?? current pi Ice*.
A .in? j: lit? i lujIU. I -, ir ... i l.toi iwsy.
I-, \?. J. HURHT, Mansger_
Ni -?York, li.'i\.('ia ?"?* M( xicnii Mail S. S Line.
Meant . rter S North Liver, at ;i p. ni.
Jiiii HAS ANA l?!KK( I :
Umr OK NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, Dec. ST
CITY OKIIAVANA SM'l t:li*V. .1*11.?
,11 y oP \ ? WEDNESDAY. Inn. 10
loh' \ I.?.:.?. ci.'l 7. \M? KKW ?OBI i:\ i?,
\^i 1 . .1 ll-p.Hl. lt.;
CITY Ol 'i?--\N.?.SATURDAY. Jan. ft.
Htaaa??#? will l_tv? New/Masw Jau. r-' a:,<t i'. U. 2 for
.-il te. Ru.?.- part -.
i... i. tpiy m
\i. 31 and M Hroadwa?r_
v<?!nii oer?.\n i.i.tiv!)
.1 i ?\M- mi- LINE Hi. IV. EEN NEW YORK.
' li ?.mi-ioV \M- BREMEJf.
i OBfPAKY'S PIER foot of hEOOND-ST.. ItOBOEt?f.
Bill I Dec. 'JSI ODER. Sataraap . .Jan.?
. !i;i N'Z ER. WILD. I UJ_U_UIK. >al.Jan. 13
?-.iti rJav I'w- :>0
BATE- "J 1 ?-.->A(.I Iroai .NEW YORK I" .SOLTI1AMP
toN, u A\::t . OR BBEmKN
>,l;-l t IRIN, al***, i--o il -l> ON DCA BIN, 0>A), gold
lerEEBAUE, - 0, ? u* M<->.
K.-ltrt. ':?'?' i. it i-i.li. n.i lute.?. Prepaid .-u?iu?.> Ccrtlfl
ettes,?Sil cur..
Pol Ut ifcht ol 1-u.v.a*.- apply lo
? i LIU (US _ Co., 2 Bowliiiii groen. _
O.i.v i'?i:?;ci' i.im To n?ANvi-;.~TiiE
I.E.M l. i t. \.\.--ai .. \M U' COMPANY'S HAIL
.. \ ? ? !.l N NEW-YORK AM) HAVRE,
: PLYMOI I'M, U. B., for Uu-LintliiKiif i_>?_
llie splendid v ?el* on thl? favorita root? fort?n contluent
"sou., ptovalad wits ?teclrtc bait?) will nail from tiair No,
? . North River, as lollov?.- : <
I. vi.l'..'.D"K. s.ii.guer -Ail L.PA-., in.-. S.i, :; p.m
AMERIQUI . PousoU.SATURDAY, Jan. IS, J p.tc.
PRANCE, liutl-ilc.SATI BDAY.Jaa.S7, S p. ui.
PRICK 111 l-A-.-AOE m HOLD tlUtlii.Uiiv.- win.,:
Piral ? Mitin, il Id to j-l^'n. ai-oenUiti w? aocotninoaartaei i
?i.t.iid Cul'.u. S7j|? Third cut'.-i!, #10. lu-tnru ta-Wtit* Mt r?
lilli-ed I..
' ?Mth superior acconininiliitlon. Intititllug wine.
?. i : !.. -til . .nu ? i.a.i*c. .-leuiiici? marktxi
,: i not ? ni i ?teel uto pas?, niters.
loi is lit BEB?AN, Agent, H?. Sfl llroiidway.
?'
ACll'i? HAIL AND PANAMA TKAN8IT
SI t a M--IIIP LINES.
ror CAIIEOKMA. JAI'a"?. CHINA, AI-TRALIA,
NEW Zl ALAND, KB ITI SU C 'LI -MlllA. OREOOtf, Ac,
tsailin/froui I'l.-r Itt, Nonti Blv?r.
Kor? AN 111'..NCI-CO vi* ISIHMIHOK I'ANAMA.
(tteanislUp A* ?.'. PEL? 0, All KDAY, Do.'. M
Coniieeiiiu: f-.i 'ou?rai Aint-rienii sue. Motitli I'n.-itlc Porta.
?'tolo .-A . KRANCDSCOU) JAPAN and CHINA
Staaanabrp CfT> OP PEKIMU, MONDAY, Jas. 1.
Eroiii .-an I lAUcltco in Eaudwuii islautl?, A?i?intlLt, and
\iw /. itimitl.
Htaaatalnp CITY OK NEWYORK, WednestUy, Jan. 8.
l ..i fi, Ighl ui o ...i.'.?;c, spply to
nM. P. CLYDE A Co., ortoH. J. Ml \ I . 'dipt.,
b BowliiiK-grceu. I i. i ?.'. .n i;. ftwt _ '
1JK.I) STAK S'iT.AMSiill' LINK, appoiali_
11 to cam tbe Belgian and 1 utted States l?a?la,
l u tollnu l?g Meant?'!? are appniuli-il lo ?tul for Antwerp:
fi. m !? Uarteiphta. /r.-ie \i,r Werk.
VA DERLA ND.1'.-?-. 20 ? H WITZ (OKI. a Nu.. . Jan. lO
NEIIERLAM) . Ja?. 22 I? EM I.V. oil III.leba
Rale? of rnf,sa/.e m C.n rcucy :
Fltfl Cshlii, t-'.lt?. r-eco.td t'aiilii, tSO. Slecr??i., ?26.
PE1 li; WRIOIITtt ?ON. A: ? "t.?. Philadelphia,
autll. Br? H. Y.
JOHN Mt DONALD. .- Ila.tcri | t. . N V.
Vi
rlIITF. STAU LINK.
EOR ?JLEENSTOWN AM) LIVERPOOL.
t AURYlNi. I HE
IJNITKD Si'Ai'KS MAIL.
Thestesmersof th.? Line take the I am? RSStea re.ntni'iendftl
tiv in ..i. Haarr, If. s. s.. g>uuK ?ouih of the Bhiii?* on me
passage lo (.net Uktown, all the t ear rteiud.
"?Ell [(', HATUKDAY, rfec. 30, atfl p. ra.
ADRIATIC, ?ATI RD tY, .lau (?. I")?, m.
BRI I'AN N?C, .SA II II HAY, .lau. .0. 8.:ioa. m.
CELTIC. hATL" It DAY, K? U 8. H .10 ?. m.
PROM THE WHITE rtlAll DOCK, PIEK ?2, NORTH
Ll\ 1 !..
i !.. se ritctiinrr? are uniform In sDa and unsnrpssstd in sp
piiiiiiiiiiiit?. I he Salant, r>l*l?-rooui*. Hmoking, ?lui Bath
lU*)in? are placed uniiiUhlp?, ?? h. to the ni'l?i> and nun uni aro
USB! It li. aluiuiUK a dt ko c ot comfort liltneuu uuatluliisUlo
al ?t *.
RATER-Ssloon, ?So and S100. gold. Return Tit k?*u on
fa?oiaid,- i. tins, tftecnga. +JS.
Kor limpet (khi m piajiti ami other Information, apply at ttie
Coinpuuj'a ?nuc?t. Su. il7 Bro-ulway, New-York.
R. J. 0O_T_, Agent.
JEJitsmcse Chance?.
UOK SALK^PI?IN??Ni i BSTAB?.I ?11M KN'K
X doing Kood lob liu.uio*? ?i.d pubUjLnug wi?k!y imper In
Interior ol tidsHUte.
Audit??, piiuclpsi-,only, r. w il-in,
_Box 6,100. Neit-Vork.
I^O IMP0BT_B8J?A well-p?tol)lish?I lions?,
J- ivho liili-inU touiakc ??net lait v of JAPANESE mid (III
N ESE (iooD.s, Turkish aud Pendan Rui?n ?fcc.,ttc, ut whole?
sale and ri tail, desl?e? corre?po<idcu<s? <a uh iiit)iorlor* in the*?
line?, wltli a view to iiulutnlug their (?ihhIk on couius-liueut or
patt cash payment, or of tu-rwlse, as may be arruugeiv Best of
releieuce* ?ud auipie ?ecurlly guaisutecL Addle?? Lock Box
11, Providence, It. L_
TED-A PAKTNE? WITH CAPITAL
PUBLIRHINO BUSTNESS.
Qood ?ii'iflt? ?ttsured. Ad?roas, pctaetpala onlv,
_ A. A.. Boa S.8II), Wew Yortt.
^y AN TED-A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL
HA.NUEACTURANU BI.?1NESR.
to ?-11 the good? iu Now-York. Adtlre**, pnu. ipaIs onlv,
_MAJOR. Box H.-.tf, Bprtturfiolti, ?taaa.
$t\ i?f??? ?? Wsut4?d, a PABTNER, lu-live
?'?" ?t ? *? preferred, wlfn abovn smnnnt, to Int te,i*o
an already well-e?t?Uli?h*d liu?ine?s, turning out an article of
dally cousumutiou which brings an advanced price on tbe
Stalk?; - -..Uli'. ?iiiis unijr. Aduinas u. iuijiuieuttk?.
WAK
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL HXFOBT K. Y. STOCK KXCUAAOg {
DBCEMHEH 31. 1878.
10 A. M.?BALK? BBFORB INK ?ALU
I'nlon Pacific 1st
17.ni?.. .105>U
WmiUm Union
loo. 71%
Ma.bS. 73
7t,(). 72
inn ...U3 7-"?
MB . 72??
?i*i...i.:?i. 72U
lksi. . .?a. t?<?
rsei?c Mall
1" . 9?%
WO. _6>?
KM. 26%
70 . 26
loo.c. 86%
1.1 .o . - 25'a
?? ?... ot M%
(JSti KRofNJ
;iki. 341?
100. . 34%
?n> hallway
J". ?'s
10". 9
ice... aS. 9
loe. 9??
KM) ..iJ9. 9H
Reek island
i?.loi ???
1-0.6.101*4
Lift?:?" Sinn??
HS). ses
. 6i?'g
1.100. ?9%
It?....a?. 6y%
0!?. '
100.so.
900.
?JM ...bS.
HH).... ba
4?'?... ?:?.
SMj
00
00
Bo
00
Lake _?_?_.
2'M).a% i_,
500 ... S>
Blcli ?.entrai ^
500.
400..
3M?..
ME
*t real vvti
8 0.
'""?-..ba.
Tel ?nd \v?t
Ban snd Ht Ja
I'M
10'. li*
? ?_t
7?
m
47'
8
Hi
SI SI.
'.'....
<}<l\rKMMENT STOCK
m nr.PABTMKKT?io?4 tycLor?
11*2 O'CLOCK A. M.
V 8 its. coupon, 1881
lMSSi..12.117%
(' ? ., -.ii coupon, 1805
2,(0' .12.100%
? b 1? 20 (.'?.upon, 6.1, N
1.000.12.113
0 ? 5-20 HwtiaLenxt DW7
10.000.-. .112*t
US5 2 > Coupon, 1867
2,00.?.12.116%
PIRST BoAHIl?M)l_ O'CLOCK 4. U.
Sale? of Stute Ponds?ltuilroad Ponds?Il.ink and
mad Share*?Espreas btoelx. ?V.
U*6.20Tl>?rl?fe:ed, laaj
10 ?WO ... 12)11?.
U 8 6 20 Coupon, lt>?>sj ^
f?X>.1?.11TH
1,00.121172
0 8 6?. Coupon, 1881 *
LODO.?.m?.
J.oUO.lKCllllJ
Mo C?, Fd, 04 0.1
i 3b.107%
' ... 107?-j
Missouri Os, L B
5.0 '?I 107 ?a
Ijoiii?i?iis 7s. Cob
... 62??
Mil-ml St rani 1st,
Lucrosa? 1)1?
4,-00.1 4'a
Bill and Ht I'ttul, C
and at luv
2.0 ? . . I '1
Mil snd St PC H F
...?mu. 89
Rao ?l M Jo 8a, Q
oui m . S3
l.tXHI. KP?
l.iMSi. 82
N .1 Out 1st, New
4 ?81.1 ?
i'Jiic. li 1 ? Pac 7s
r.... ?i .11134
West Par ?d?
1,(U?). 1?3
3.?HM).in:',1?
Alton and T H lit
. im .HO
Prie th Mort
S.O 0 ... 100
C. C, 1 iui'1 I lut
:?, 1 o . ih" 1 -7Hi 1
Ixii .1.. ll tut Can
M) ta' 70 ??
KM . 7 ij
Western ('ilion
:io bc?3. 72 ?a
1.,"? ....b.i. 72'a
I ?(' .,
1 0. ..?8
G?'".b 1
Kr,e liailway
le.
1??" ... a
Ou.'.?3.
1<?0.
1.20o.
1 ..b3.
7'K).
7(81.
:00 ...b3.
liai.
711(1. ?
Ni?, (and Hud
500 be l(i4'4
Mi? !i Central
K) ?bcb3. 4:%
7?rt? ,
tue.
b.w.
., u
.as.
47
?7%
47 Si
17",
47 S
..'O
:?"i
72'?
72 \
72 S.
72 ?4
600 s3
0 o....b:t. 72%
Pse'l.r Ma!!
70o..bcb8. "i.%
un?.26?4
4 o. ...?3. M%
1 (?. V%
US?, lu. -6%
Ailuiu? Kzjireas
..102
Kli- !':itl??v
400 i? ?:l. 9*a
a-S
i.i ?. 47??
??mi. ?:?. 47"-i
Ksi.?S. 47 S
?,. IT'S,
200....b3. 47-j
$'??. 47%
400... M. 47??
.... 47?
loo.s?. 47%
Lake shore ?
10 . I,ca3. SO'a
j.,400.eo
* a..._?e eo
10'.. 1)3 ?30
8" '....?3. CD's
lo 69%
III.1 niai entrai
be. ?7-11
:m. 67
Noi-l! AVcKteri.
lis?.be. 30*
Korth-Weet 1'ref
200.be 66%
Cern?alo! S J
. be Si%
lwo. :i4?j
?? ?<. 34??
900. ??S
loo. 3???
i'i' .e. 85'?
taxi. 85?^
. ?.-.'s
2.. 36
( ?ml ral of S J
2(8). ?ml
I'?". 142
Ml. !
5,0.
10'.
Ki.?Ji ialaod
1 n ..iie.iriT.
l?s)...?in m?t.
4iw....ia?.iou
8t Paul
2 u....be. 90
Ht Paul Pre!
Kn.bchS. 51
? m ?
XOO.s_
100
Toi. Wab and Vf?*
IHK). iK-sil. 4
ib>i....bc. 4
40?). fi
MLl MkMtj
be. 70
Han mid St ie r*
I 0. at-,
MB....M. 87
Pac R of Mo
10i)..br?3.
Ohm ?nd M Us
4?>'... be.
5-0....b3.
1,0 0.?
00.
'???I.
.100 ...b3.
II ?> . .?.
1?K>.
li'U.m
?a
1
L21. O'CLOCK?8AUJW BRFOBB TIIK CAIX.
Kortli-Westeni CC
mid Bds
?jM . ?2??1
It?) uml II K?sT ill
27, )?? . im
Marl|Hs?a L and M
?al
Khi. 714
1 .... 71?
100. 7'4
atarl?wsB Land M
? ul Pf
100. 8
2 n. 8-4
W>?|? m L'nlon
25 . 72V?
Psciie BUI
?KKl. 26?4
2(H). 26??
N T ?>nt and Hud
200...stfO. 10.O?
2ISI.104??
N' V 1 ?ut and Und
100.l?)4\
BUI, ( ??itral
:>?C. 47S
2.?es) . 47s4
??si....b8. 47*4
,Ri:?....?3 47?a
l_tkc ??More
?J.o.?:i. MU
..ai ...b3 Mlja
3IH). ?o?
Etle KAilway
I ...... b?. 97?
North-We?tern
1(8). . 86*4
; U of N J
. S?-j
Tel and V.'abasb
T?. 4%
8t faul Pre?
2.' IW. 02*4
?_U0....bS. 62*4
(."?I l??.MKNT SMCSI litPAKTBKXT??? i/VLO?'B.
Cu??, ?oupou, 1881
1 . "0.117-4
10.000.1171?
V ? 6-20 Re?1st?T??d, 18?*7
i*??'.na*%
? 8 6a. Il>?l?teri4. 1881
1,??00.111%
PKCOWD BOAI'.D?1 ?yCLOClt P. M.
Sates 0/ State Bonds? Puitroait Bonds?Bunk aud Bail
root! Stiure* 4jw(m Stocks. Jr.
? nil
:i,i w
2.VIH)
21"
L to Kinress Ulli eiaC.ntral
1". 63
SO??. 62S?
3'.be, 62-4
KW . 52?s
Adama Kline?
vj be .101S
Parin?- Mall
4(8)....be. 26
S4J0....?S. V4*4
MO. 84?4
En?, iuvilwar
n .be. ???
200. 9*4
B!< l.c.-ntral
be. 47%
M?H).47-4
l'a? .c. 47S
4IHI. 47S
1.."-'?. 47-a
100 ...as. 47-1
1?,(). 4???
C?aiitralot .N'J
100.. .be. 3flH
717.we
I^ike Kiiore
2?8).b?'S."i ,r>P*4
.,'ti . Jet. 60?
IM M. 69-4
ICO.. .1.3. 59?4
100....?4. 68*a
loo. ...S3. 60S
SAI I.;? FROM '?h 3'CLOCK TO CUM?. OK Bl'MNFJ?, i
<> llXII'..
N V ? int aud Hue
llMI.10.IS
...103%
100.Ii3?a
Uni 1 ii ual
(till. 47%
60. 47%
800. 47%
704).?3. 47
4"b. 47
2IHI. 471,
soi'....?3. 47
. 47
1 ". ?6. 4??.
400 . 40%
minois Central
200. ?6%
u?i I prairal of x J
?on. M'a
100 1)3. 86%
Bock Island
1?0.101%
Laki- MlMire
8(8?....b3. 69%
o ...?3. 69%
1 .?IM?. M%
1,000. ..?8. 60%
M!l.<- '-t PI 8s, 1st
?J?'.. '?'.... 03.118
Lbl ?u?l N W 1 ?a
?. 1 ">.101
Km- :iil Morli?aire
..,11. i(>2?4
Il.irleni lat 7?, Cou
7. 0.119
I 111.,!i Iaclflc ist
l.lMII . 1?'.'.%
Vni?m Parine s P
.n 0.e-j
N J Central Cody
6,000 . . M
Im .". lied C 7s'94
. S?D
Olim and Miss 2d
I.? 11) 411"?
Old. ?nd M?as?' H
3.0^1 . 70*4
VV.-i.i.i I 11..m
600.4*1
b.l. 72 \
. 72%
?00. 72
aa. 72 u
:,?..' . 72%
Well?! m ?w Ex
I . 8;%
N Y (>nt and Hud
llW.. .Im.1041?
10?..1
TJ S r.s. K??|r, 1881
li.i -c I .111%
DU etcoi?.65?
6.0(8'. fl??4
Tern- Himiu 2d Pr!
2. ?o. 88
l'iii?ii Paclttc 8 V
??ail' .92
Allan.? J?xjh-inis
1 "..... iel%
W.^' I 11 1'IUi.O
... 72%
l??a)...?,.0. 72
Lin .aa. 72?4
a ?1.... as, 72',
Pai-itic Mail
inn.03. 24%
?-00. ..a3.
Krie I! lll??uy
1?HI ... 9%
.ml Hud
300.104%
1?| .. 11:110414
1?).a.1.104'?
HI ' . !.. 1 I
1?^!....03.103*4
ll?).1?)3?4
dill? :.VI. IIE1-OBT OF AMFB1CAR MINU.'t. I1OA0
MUM
Openirj 11 oVtoeitr Olli.
AUili.l ?'.?ii luu. 1 Min Co K. in,i,l
!"?i s'O. 85% COO . 03 '. 2%
200 al . :<.'?% Con :N..nli slope
i,;0. 86 2 ? ... 4S4
Bel? ner Coq Viralnla
2 ? l|% --U0.60%
I'M). 18'4 1" ... 4!l"4
60. M?a
4 Confnienc?
4% ;oo. !:???
4-4 its?. IHI4
4% 118.- 13%
4 ?a Croim Point
i't 2(H).e. 8%
4% RatiMMiuer
1 10 18
Ootild 3c Cuny
20 - . 17??
?-''<? . 17S
Grant
?>o
Lake su?*?
LA00!!"?aC 5_%
m r.i-s
lo?).(9. 9Vf
TvleiloaaaWsb
?" . J??
1',?' . ?tu
tot Pu ill
ll*)..
sut.,
i"<?.sS.
KSJ. W%
?t Paul Pief
3'NI.?t%
..i^.l .?3. ?f
B i-.
Ma.
99?.. M.
Del. I. ami W?a
0(8'. Tl%
Ohio aittl Miss
100....S3. I
IS
?1%
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the ncirleet to contribu?? to a fund from v? In. 11 fots?
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tlie mmSJM of some ?noo.ooo from that still ui>? starke
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whl<h In tm-n renders of prime necessity hi.?lx r ratea**
tbe future, or th? alternative of tbc loiupauy ?"?
followla? after Illinois Central, whieh has ?J
dueejd He aeml-annnal ritvMeiMl from 4 **
per ?nit. But how l?m?( oaa the _;inuiac-u/M
ami ?s?i_ii?iuer?'lal tnter?wt of th* State ?**_?!
of New-York stand a tax, In tbe shape ef tl*M_22k.
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000 of unreal or ?etitiuus oarAall ^r^"J*f_rJi>
aecret ?H loas of trade. CorocernBif ratas, tt T]T_r?
able that the hollow peso? which was P'^rTJ^aj
some say for a staok-lobbiDK at*r?tlon) Is '""^?a^??.
Short duration, for we reu.i in 0 private letter iw ^
dolobia that tba Pcuiuylvaal?* liaikoad !??? m

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