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Fr,wtne Latest For.l.D Files.

The great Dusseldorf bank robbery has a.
length come to a solution.
Wilhelm ReichDOw, an employee OF that esta-
blishmsn', bad been arrested at Paris, On the
18th ult., and about 0,OOO thslers found in his
possession. The amount origna ly missing was
102, 800 thaleTs. The circumstances Of the ar
rest are as follows For some days about
$4,000 thalers, on bills of so thalers each, had
been offered for sale and finally came to the
haI DIS Of a money broker, named Allard. The
latter, suspsctng that something was wrong,
purchased the bills, and gave the bearer draft
on the Bark OF France for the amount, alter
forewa rning the latter 70 arrest the party pre-
senting the same. This was done, and II wn
discovered that the person arrested was mercy
an gent who enabled the officers 70 TSiI was
RacbnoN' Who at once confessed that the . anH
Director having refused TO oveiiT 1osnitipG from
negligence, he had taken this mesn CO.. o. To-
vengs' ID a. a boat TO Holland, and had re-
.Gls,: iS sss tn: service =
ala 70 The RANK at Dusseldorf, and sent one
Of his clerks atrAishtwsy 70 Bsrlia to claim the
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Kansas City, Ad'ch 10 -Qrartrel's baud snter
ed Aubry, Kanssa, on tie Tth, killed Ave men an,
ttols fifteen or twenty horses
Tne express arrived on the evening Of the 3 4, ii
~ hours frum fou CrAig, bu, brough, n,,hipl
official except letter from Gov. Connolly, which
stated that the Citing vas going on where the eS
press lsN. Our forces had captured over 100 Of th
,nemy's mulos and the principal wagon. uas ter
hos dea killing great numter Of Texans. Tn
enemy ere hard pressed fr water, and ssre NOV
Ing tevStf VAlverde, at which 1900 Of our mel
we q stationed.
No rtiisnce is placed upon the recen, repor, IRON
n ss,ver oil
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Congressional Proceedings.
xxxvHth CONGRBss-senai..
Firpa session.

TIE G. .uhAcation bill was taken up.
Mr.. owning ,aid unless we an save the Cor.
rituion with the Ufiun, we had better let both 20
TIE unciiofs Of CJpgre-s, he said. are civil md
Legislative, NJ cannot control unlimited war aver
He cohtendtd that tie Sup cine Court settled tDis
question:, md decided that the 20 yer rested will
,he Pr, sident.
Mr.. WI son tMaSs) moved N take up the bill from
IRE VI Use providing new article n war.
IL provides thai no officer or soldier of the ARMY
OF the niied States shall return IN siIves &'1
Mr.. Davis (ky) offered an amens me a, To At ali
oh'ef~ &c shsll neither deiain, hartor o. conceal
any such fugtiyts.
Disagree TO.
lEAs-bsyAid, Carlisle, Davis, IIendsrs,n, La.
iham' MoDoug.l, Powell, Rice, Salisbury, Wilson,
tbol-i0.
kAYs-2q.
Mr. ulsbury tDel.) tffared an am sndnnent ,h a,
the ariicl. thsli not apply 10 MafylaLd, Delaware,
Missouri Kentucky, OF wherever Federal authority
~ rec Ruized.
Disagreed 10. Yes, nays, 30.
The bll then passed-yeas 20, nays Q. Ad-
! urned,
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An engagement mt New Madrid.

81. Louis, Mondqy, March 1O.--A special
dispatch ~ the Rrrr uLloAS from Cairo says, Gen.
PcPe's forces have reached New Madrid, and heavy
capnonadipg has been heard In tina, direction. The
enemy are there in strong force and sunboA,s from
here will soon move down 10 assist General Pope's
rces. The enemy have been en- ieavoring 10 drive
the latter back by throwing shells among them
from their boats.
Edo ting news from New Madrid and vicinity
may le expected Immediately.
LMge gangs OF negroes have been set TO work ON
Forts Randolph and Pillow. Toe former mounts
one hurdred guns.
The total number Of torrsioss found in the river
and On its banks at Columbus is over four hundred.
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From Roanoke Island

Bahmore March 9,-Ihe stSamsr Ellen S.
riTy arrived here tonight, direct from Rp.uos
iS.1nd, ningDg 81 "a dispatches from Gsner.
bHr~ he In charge Of Charles n, Woolsoy. s.,
AiSo tSs GA beard l2b wounded and sick soldier
from Roanoke TIE Perry a,so brings tie bodies o.
Col DE A'n"uih Of the D'Eplneun z ,uayss. Cor.
porAl Randall Mann aid private W. = uono-,v.
OF the 2o'h hssAchuSe''s Regimen. il1od in ,Hs
action Al Roanoke Island.
The P,rry loh Roanoke at noon on Tbursd.,
lAs., when PORTION OF 'hs 'roo ps were sme.rk,ny
on an expedition 10 point on the main land, AI.a
will DO hea from In due time
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towEa, Penguin and Ellen. Nsu oams tho
armed revenue cuiUr HenrtttA. a1d arme
transports Empire Ci,y, BSvidere, Bar of the
SOUTH, q sorge- Crock and the brig G,nr. Wright
when the expedition oIme in sight 81 Fort Clinch,
tie rebels were diScorned making hAsty ghL and
fred two or three random shots from tina barbetto
guns Of the = RI The shells Of the fleet, however,
caused a hsaty evacuation, aud Fort Clinch was
Immediately taken p secession OF and the Gag Of the
Union rHlsod on old stall which has been NJ long
disgractd by traitor colois.
This il ,he hfs, Of the old Southern forts Of the
Union that has been rOcoverd since tho proclsma-
lion ~ Prts!dcu, Lincoln declaring they mus, all DO
rtstor,d b. tie Union.
As the fleet approached tho f1rt, train ~ crs
was Olsen we'd leaving FernAndins, and as the track
rms three miles along the shore Of the e,u nd,
Commodore Dupon, sent one u the r,in-b,a,s In
pursuit Of her. An exciting race took place the
steamer throwing shells a, the lying train, some OF
them falling in such close proximity that some Of
the fleeing rebels jumped from II, and took 10 the
bush. Among the latter is said 70 have been the
late Senator Yulee, Of Florida, accompanied by his
servant, The train, Of course, outr.n the gun boat
and thus escaped.
The cd case-mated Fort Clinoh having been
taken posss ssion Of, the Union Gag was speedily
raised. From the eight rebel oArthworks abau-
doned 10y the enemy, twelve large guns fell ip'"
our posscssion, including one Immense riff n gun
Of 100 pounds oalibre Five Of thon were found In
Fort Clinch, and the others were in the earth.
works. The rebels had hastily removed a portion
Of their gum, which were said IN be M 81, Johns,
further up the Sound. An expedition was pre-
pairing 70 go up and capture them, whom the Ala
IL l..
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Retaliation.

Louisrdle, karch lO.-On Friday night les,
fquad u cavalry under the notorious rebe C,lone
John Mofg an, who was some u ne aince erfoneius
ly reported killed, attacked a federal picket IN
teen miles south OF Nashville taking two pris jner
and six government wagons GA Saturday p,r,J
Of Ohio fedora cavalry went In pursuit, fou nd AM
attacked The rebels, killing four Of N ,rgans m an
capturing eight, and rec jvering the six wagons
They are now in pursuit u horgAn's gang, couh
cent Of catching them,
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Tn. Telegraph Line to Fortress mouro.,

Washington, March 9.-The telegraph line 10
Fortress Monroe was built by order Of .he secrs-
tSry Of War, under the direction Of the ae.ar.i
Manager Of Military Telegraph LiAes. Ths ex.eu.
sion OF the Government line from Harrin.on Dial !,
70 Cope Charles was constructed in twsn,y.,hrs
days.
Tbs shore end NJ landed al Cape Charles a, 4
gclook this, sunday sksrnoon. lis compl.tion a,
This ppcrtons moment briDs ing the news on Al"
A.ndia victory o. the Monitor, aud the disabling
anxiety aud expense. '''-' S''~>
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Evacuation Of ce,u.vins uad wIOcbe-te,

EvncuhIIon OF EetIFeNITIo nnd WIDchestrr.
Charleston, "a, March l0.-It is currently
rlmored aud beloved that Winchester and Centre
vile wo,e fully evacuated yea,rday.
ArCc'I uoi'Snce is out ihis morning 70 ASCERTAIN
the facts.
TIE intel igenoe from other quarters greatly en-.
coursges all friends Of the Union, a. indicating a
81 eedy termination ~ hosti!ltiss.
TuH NEWS OoNrIRTFD.
W0hnlfon, March 10 There IL no longer any
doub,,uA the rebels have evacuated Centrevillo,
Winchester, and other important points Indie ting
a gtntral i.lling hack OF khelr torcea.
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Capture Of Rebels,

ST. Louie, March 10.-The exposition sent ou
frcm S,d,lis by Brig. Gen. h'Ksan into Bate
county, has Just resumed with 70 prsonerss OF war
recruits for Prices army, quantity Il arms, am
rnuniiinn. &c.
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Warrington, March i0.--Lieut. wise, command
ihg' the rh mac no,lll in his official re ort w. ths
Navy Department, confirms the rumor u the aban-
uent Of the rebel batteries al Cockpit Shipping,
and other points along the Potomac, and also the
burning ofth stssner Page, and other rebel oran
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The Visnnsse wsgs pun upon the German
words meaning "Mexican throne" in such
mani nor a. TO mkke them read rs what won d b.
iaItSmcuLt TO. "Hope you may get II !" there
by rather implying some olbt Of the Arch
dixie hAlinillans prospects in tla. direction.
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TIE UPPER POTOMAC.
WINCHESTER AND CENTREvILLE OURS
ENGAGEMENT AT NEW
MADRID.
The Hampton Roads Engagement.
INTERESTING DETAILS.


GLORIOUS news.
81 Louis March l0.-The following ia an
oncisl dispatch to M.jorG snerSl Mcclellan:
TIE Army q Iho s ,u'hwe I, under Gen. Curtss,
after three day hard eight, NJ, has gained a mosl
glorious victory over the comblned ',rcce q Van
Dora, McCulloOh, Price, and NeIn,, sh. Our loss
killed and Wounded is tst.mstoi IT one thou
sand That Of the enemy was still larger Guns,
niss, II. visions, &c. were CAPTURED In large
quantities. our cavalry are in pursuit Of the dying
nemy.
SigAGd. IL. w. HALLECK,
Ma lr General.
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bAI's - o. NJ
nBdt1Uorc, March i0.-The United States steam
sunOost Alabama, Capt LInier, arrived here this
morning, direct nom fernSndins, Fla, bringing
Capt Davis, late Tag ihcer Of the South Atlantic
Squadron aA bearer ~ dispNtches from Commodore
Dupont TO the Navy Department announcing the
capture OF Fernandra aud Brunswick by the neet
under his command. We are indebted 70 Captain
Davis Tor an outline Of the operations II the lice,
IN ce il len Port Royal, abou, tAe Lat o, March, ON
what was announced - An important expedition,
'ne place OF destination having been held bNol At
Tie request u the Government.
TIE FIRST puiut Of the coast Approa ohCd by the
hoetwAs the town ~ Brunswick, Georgia, the enemy
abandoning ihsir works ard precipitatey dying al
the approach Of the gunboSts. IL was taken pos
session Of aud gunboau lea in charge. Tnls gives
tia Government the control OF tie whole coasi OF
Georgia, nom South Carolina 10 Florida. Buns
wt'S being disposed Of, the feet moved twenty
miles further TO Cumberland Sound, the entrance
70 Ne liArbor Of FanAI dina, Fla. The aeet en-
'e'el Cumberland Sound In the following order -
~" AoAlesn' flag ship OF Commodore Dupont the
~. - we seminolS P4Wnse, the Flag, this Blen.
Wv AAosihar James Adgsr, the Florids, Seneca
u'oa AID Pen lima. They were followed by
h' S~AA "rn'd steamers Isaac smi.h, Pc.
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Ekfcniion Of n NInrdnrerL

TorontO, C. w., March 1O.-,Iames Brown
was hung mere This morning Tor tho murder % John
Sheridan IL gan, member Of Parliament. lie pro-
tasted that be WAS innocent to II q last moment.
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JouN MNEsrpN,
CaI tain and SeLl.r oil ,er.


Fortress Monroe, March lO.-Tne Minnesota ha1
ben goi n when 50 rsl vtted yesterday, but
~as hnally got II during the night, and returpe,l
- her stllon VI The entrance 10 tie Roads, She is
a ain rtsdy Tor action,
TIE Monitor clms down faily this morning and
was reeted with entl usiGtc cheers by the various
vessels in the ha hOr. Gen Wool and staii, and
Assistant Secretary Fox went on board this fore
moon, Size was huud not t. be damaged in the
sigl'' degree, and is well prepared as ever
for another Col nlct. Her p5Iilmlnoe perfectly
-a'islac ory to her officers and men, and they all
speak q her IN tie higlt sttGrms ~ prsise.
Tie gunbost Whitehall t'os ire q. u'c'ock this
morning, and WAS total, destroyed. Tree Of Ler
gnns, all Of wi ch were shotta' went OIL AZ inter
yaf, and shell burst in the or. 60 altering liz
'ragn ents about the fort, without he viewer, doing
any damage Another gun was saved by the hlr
Dor crew.
Tue latest estimate Of the number killed on the
Congress Is p, including three officers, Lieut.. jos
v smith, commanding Acting Master TnomAs
Moore, and Coast Pilot VIM. Rhodes Ctpt, Wa
nth, who commanded the Congress until recently
trans d, uphurt, Twenty wen are report
ed wounded, AZ Il 40 more were taken prisoners,
ne of them officers.
On board the Cumberland, the Rev Mr., Laubart,
the ChSplaiu, was dro Sned, and masters mate
John M. Harrington was killed. But few OF the
wuundtd escaped " the shore. The number Of
Killed and wounded is stated at about one hundred
and fhy. IN III
On III whtehSll, third sssstar,. eng inesr And =.
Ntsbii, ard Robert Naugh and ChArls O'Conner,
sean en-, were killed, and two or three wounded.
On the Dragon, which ieceiyed shot in her
boiler, three mtn were wounded, not officers,
The VIM. Wheldon received a shot In her boiler,
and Ire Rescue was damaged In her machinery. Toe
ilrmeT wSs towed to BAltim 70 tonight by the AIDE
aide.
The MINES IA les, six men killed, and seven
teen wounded, not including any officers, 80 far as
her of shcts.
j. The Roanoke received bu, two shots, and little
damsge wss occasoned by them, NJ casualty os-
CURED on boAid, except the falling Of a man from
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
eITURp4Y, MARCH 10. 1862.



~. o.,trre At brunswick ia and Of
Ys,p,ndinA Florida, with confirmation Of ths
r.ccrt,d evacuation OF Winchester and Csntrs-
vile, arc to-day announced, together vita de-
tAiis Of gratifying intelligence from other quar-
tss. Brpnsvick IL important a. possessing an
excellent hArbor, and being the terminus Of tho
Brunswick and Flofda Railroad. Fernandn'
Il located on Amelia Island and separated from
the main land by narrow channel known as
Amelia river. Its harbor is good but not easy
Of entrance in case Of storms. II was here that
ths pir.t. JEFF Davis was wrecked.
Fsrnssdins derives its Importance from being
IN. tsrmiaus Of a railroSd to Cedar Keys, which
is located on the gulf coast, and which is also
held BY the L. s. force, thus cutting OF the
Peninsuls Of Florida st its upper end, from
communication with the ros, Of the rebel Con.
F,dsrscy. The capture Of Fernaudina is at.
tended BY the taking Of For. Clinch, which Is
r;tustei at the mouth Of the fiver and which
commands the main ship channel for distance
Of miles.
Fort Clirch has beer about ten years in con-
,tructicp /, Fashioned fort OF brick.work.
and Is no, moro than half finished. when seil.
ed by tbs rebels It had but few guns o. light
eslibre. TIE rebels have built earth works, tho
principal Of which is constructed upon tho
mai hint, 80 A. to rake the ship cb.nu.l. The
town Of lernAndins was bull, by Northern cap.
itsl and enterprise, and at this tire nearly all
the stock Of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad and
q considerable share Of FsraarIna itself, is
owned by Northern citizens
LATER.
Tslegrsihie dispatches from Missouri bring
ittelli genos that Ger. PRICE, after junction
with VAS DoRS ard MCDrLLocH, has finally
stood bis sroand, aod been defeated, after a
CALAMITY contested battle. Large quantities
Of guts munitions Of war, provisions a1d mill
tAry stores, have fallen into our hands. Ar.
kAr sAs is now cleared Of the rebels, and as
practically within the | MON as Kentucky and
Tennessee
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The Capture of BrunswicL aud FernaudIna.
BALTIMORE, March iO,h.
Secretary Of Navy;

srivsd this morning and wi come oh in the
next tour u's'os'l train, Toe enemy as ab,n.
doned Lis heavy fortihsHous at st. simons AMI
Brunswick, Georgi,. Fort C.inch and FeinandlnA
and 81. Mars, Florida, are also ours.
Signed C. IL. DAVIS,
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But did not intend b. write in this strain, Tor
wnut this to appear where your rtheTn pc pie
can learn scmeiuing OF the real purposes and feel
irg8 Of tile South It is Tor your inier,sts land no
Yankee ever iOrgets bis interests lie does his prin-
oplHl not less than ours tina, ESQ should De I'M
dersto,d, | grant you this, neither section has
rightly comIrehended the ctheii and this war Is
opening olu eyes 60 some things noi properly I'M
derstG b' fore ~ the s nth, We may nave over
rated ourselves aad uuduly desps ID our adversary,
but o. Is wLs Incident 50 tha t heat OF the contest
and oil mon 70 bth sertl alike, as Bull Hun viii
Il siify 4 T you. But with abated 4eh and cooler
change M or determination has come TO US.
n ,hers i any one sentiment which unises the
: ,itb In spite Of the tories we have Ia our midst,
no you have in youts, II ~ No union again lgith
~, EnoIand, never never 4 never n
n YOU hsvs sufficient ind psIderce to print this,
aud viii ildugs me again. will tell you why, an
o.he- time. REBEL.
WAsnNGToN March 9TH, 1862.
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The Butler Expedition.

Good News From tho North-A LIuIe
schooner Attacks -teRu RriEate, and
the Gems auenoss-CRptdrc Of tho NIREno-
liza, m d the Bufs,ioH Of her BOiier-rhe
liza Dor Eilied with Prizes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

LADIES RELIEF AssocIATIoY-PARK BARRACKS.
Il requested by tbs Ladies' Relief Association of tho
Park Barracks to say the charitable public that hey have
at present need Of jsie sweemests bandases lint
On the other hand shoes shirts flannel drsws end under.
shirts stockings, AID clothing generally wines liquors and
cordia always in demand and will always be gratefully
received Money also needed Permit further say
that the experience Of the past week has demonstrated the
necessity Of ntrutng the personal Of hs soldiers solely
the ladies Of the Association This though may at first
unacous the only which q.
the proper care and prevent them from injury the
part those whose sympathiss their Judgment 1t
impossible permit TO tho Barracks while soldiers
there to those guided by curiosity general de-
,irs 10 make themselves useful Persons inquing for their
friends viii receive all possible information application
The south entrance on Broadway.
GEORGE BLISS. jr..
Colonel Commanding Depot Of Volunteers
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MINOR IrEns.-Col. Leiierts has issued al order
for Il parade Of the eth Regiment, National Guard
on the 2sth inst The regiment viii proceed to last
N.w.York for a field day, the men being provided
with one days rations 1.-The WORK Oh 'ne o'''
Office addition is progressing rapidly the STRUCTURE,
which is only one story in hig t, having been roo'ed
tbis week. II will entirely cover the old chuicn'
ward. from which the remains OF the dead wcre io"s
since removed, and the vaults partially hned up
The widening OF Worth street, on the east s''e' =,
nrocress nearly all Of the buildings between pro1''
way and Centre street, which projected beyond .n'
line designated, having been removed OF p"","
eut down. This Improvement VIII mt.r'a,' honor
the ASPECT Of the Five Points. s-ie srrva A.
80 a., Ersncb friyate Montezuma, when ~ 49,
,h;s ,>o, an Monday morning from tne I'LL ,r,r,
n'' r.. 6r.d al u o clock yesterdsy w. uan,s.
Css,l. William, Governors i' tifrad Ponna color.
'n'a r,,tusn.d the salute. V,Inuffa,,s 5;sd
bearer of the jlst Regimen rec;yed in the battle
ON the iVln Va was also wounded IN the battle Q,
OF NewoeIII, .rd His funeral was largely at'endec
Roanoke i.," nm the llth inst. Gov. Andrew o.
at will visit this city next week Ior sus
Msss s". Of inspecting the hospital OF the
pand Relief Association on Broa4wsy n. anu sisa
nil, ''i;msnt 10 New-York for the manner u ~n,Sn
con hss cared for the sick and wounded: ;.
s na u m. b. Heaney, D. s. D., 10 in this Guy
Mating the next steamer for California, wnsr
= going 70 give his aid TO the uourisn9S s asss;-
sstablishment IN that region: oahe UOiv twsutv
m"nisl fund now amounts 10 s. only 'w s"laaS
d the Fire zousve: b ON BEEN granted
last MONDAY niSaI tbs ms.ierout rolls viii be pre-.
until sos The work Of paying off commenced me
Enmssss will be- disbsnded on Thursday. c..nda,
fn"srsi Of Lieut. Pross will take place on sumsA
~ Is thought tina. 800 Germans will turn ,S Ss' a.
a ~ With the police, of which body tho ~
ceased was formerly member.
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Br1t's HFAp.-Ner- York Cattle U1rket, Tues
day, Nav 20.-We find that the number OF bullocss
entered for sale at Allertons this week is over oOo
head ess than last week, and consequently the price
is considerably advanced and nearly or quite ali OF
The $3.50 head on sale will be disposed Of before the
close of the day-a larger number than usual having
been disposed of on Monday upon terms more favor
able to buyers than to-day The brokers finding the
arrivals very light this morning. held pretty hard for
an advance equal TO about half cent pound upon
the onoaons of our last weekly report, and buyers
saw that they got it every time they asked. Some of
the drovers and cattle broks insist that the advance
is not over quarter of cent, but facts are against
them The price is not only higher but II is higher
for an inferior class Of buocks, and the estimate
of weight is against the buyers. The quality
and price OF cattle run remarkably even this
week, aud very large portion OF all on sale Will be
sold at q price 10 just average cents pound Tor
the net weight of meat, and many more will be sold
above cents than below. Almost the entire stock
on sale comes from Illinois Part of them are dis
tillery-fed all are wellfed and many are extra lat,
but very few cell at over SIC a pound, net. The
meanest lot in market came in this morning from
Ohio and the owner offered a price fully equal
to 7c'. net, by speculaor. Beside the number
being 30 much less this week the Government buy
ers took about 300 head Of the best leaving the
butchers with such short supply that high prices
are anticipated next week. ana some OF the specula-
tors hurried through their sales in order to make an
early start TO meet drovers on tire way here. WITH
the same number OF bulocks at the next market
prices will, Of course, run high.
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ArvAIp IN WUvITIIyn- w

DIsGRAcEFUL AFFAIR IN WBEATLASD.-We
learn from various sources which to be usw ohy
that affair inyovnss Baptist clergyman In Disgrace has
just occurred In the town Of Wheaand The Clergyman In
question the Rev. Mr. Shotwe, suspected by farmer
named Graham Of having improper intimacy with bis wife
Graham having invited shotw to his house some business
ersnd to the business which no had In Wow
BY promptly charging him with the crime above Indicated
The reverend gentleman while admitting having INDUCED In
uncleicsl and improper with Mrs Graham, pro-
tested his innocence Of absolute cinay. The husband
however, did not give implicit credit to tho csrgyman pro-
the pastor thsrousS thrs.hns neishbor hsppenns 70
pass the time, interviewed and compelled cessation Of
hostilities Thus the matter rests for tie present
Rochester Union and Advertiser