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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The River Platte War.

New York, March 19.-Later news re-
garding the river Platte war does not record
any new movements Of Importance. The
grand attempt at any advance by the allies
had not yet taken plqce, and the hostile
armies still confronted each other on oppo-
site sides of the Parana. A small force Of
about 600 Paraguayans had made a dash
across that river, with loss of eight or ten
men on each side; but the exploit does not
Additional Brazilian gunbOats and IRON
clads were on the way to the seat of war,
and several vessels had arrived with muni-
tions and supplies for the allied troops, n q
Reintorcements to the number of about
1900 men. had Joined the allies. .ew
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
ClevoInnd Marker.

FLOUR-City made 80 75BIl so for Xxx red;
Sll 759l2 so for Xxx white; country brands XXX
red so 5O91O 50; $40 5O9I1 50 for country Xxx
white. "a t.. or. tT ~ - -fE1f
WHEAT-sales 1850 bush milwaukee club from
store at Soc.
C0RN-Sale car No. shelled from store at sec.
OATS-Held at 3T@38c for No ] from store.
PORK-Sales No 1acity mess at S2T 90; No, 2
mess at S26OO; clear at S3l co.. res r.sg'-y A
LARD-City rendered in tierces at 1sc do in
keys l9c, Country rendered l5@lG1se. = ~
HAMS-Stesdy at nc Tor Sugar-cured.
SHOULDERS-Steadya l4c. f.Ib-g.y,fr
BAGON-Hedat l9c for clear and zoe for sugar
NESS BEEF-ouiet sndsteady atsiSOo. Extra
mess 800 -re ~-.-.r-rl- 81 srrrrrr, =
DRIED BEEF-In fair request at 2sc. , J. n
HIGHWlNES-Marketq quiet but firm at % Is.
percent; Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, ~ 63 Neu-
tral Proof Spirits % 1902 A -rs. .u,
PETR0LEu M-Inactlve aud unchanged. Rein
SKEDS-Saes Western Timothy at a 90; Ohio
So IS; Clover $5 O0e so, as to quality. "a
SALT-Firm st $2 So for Fine; 50 60 for eoarSo
Onondl ga; % 55 for Saginaw. -. ...s
ALE AND P0RTER-We quote as follows
Present Use Xxx Ale $40 90: Stock $l3 O09I4 90;
kennett $ls 90; Pale Cream $ll 90; Porter sl2 OO9
IA 90. In -..-,er. q, ,-.1 .ts ., ..-tl.s,yI
H0PS-Held at arrange Of lOss5c, for New York.
MAET-Bsrley Malt steady at 81 4c9l 60 perbu,
the outside price for prime No. 4 Canada
WATER LIME-FTm. Held at So 90 for Akron
S PIASTfESRH-Powells Land Plaster, firm at sil 50
per tun Calcined PIaster - 90 perl Il, A.. -,o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20

at ScherfhiG II is stated that Ansti4g will
probably take precautionary military meas
dres irPTransylvania aud Bukeowina.
London Money .'anr1ret.
Consols are steady but fatlier tirmer,-
Discount Is unchanged. The Bank rate re-
mains ~. -ftrrls Se.p s01 vrr an
Latest by Telegraph 70 London.
derry. .mi.-5.oln
LIvERPooL. March 0.--The London Post
asserts thatpublic feeling is dead about re-
form. Thel Times continues to protest
against dealing with Parliamentary reform.
Sir John Gray's motion for the Irish Church
has been flXed for Tuesday. The resolu-
tiOn he proposes is that the church estab-
lishment in ireland is a grievious wrong to
the people of that country. and its contin-
ued maiDtainance prevents them from hay
ing confidence in the justice or in the wis
dom of the Imperial Parliament. '5lAGl
English Funds. vnNa
The Times says: English funds continue
weak, the market being Influenced at pres
ent by results Of the difficulties Otthe Joint
stock discoYnt company, with regard to
which nothing further Of defiiniteGDar-
aeter has yet transpired. Discount de-
mand at the Bank continues heavy; all the
other establishments being disposed to re-
strict their transactions within the most
cautious limits. 2 HHiE 30 100 I'd tIHTgOs
The total number OF persons arrested un-
der che suspension Of the hdbeds corpus act
up TO Tuesday night is 175, Of whom 42
are Irish Americans. Four have been dis
49, ..t.0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
FROM NEW YORK.
Financial.

The Commercials money article contains
the following: The stock market is rather
hesitating under the uncertainty About the
action OF Congress upon the Finance bill.
The stocks, under clique manipulation, are
very strong. Inquiry for governments is
less active. The miscellaneous list is dull.
Coal stocks barely retain the Improvement
made at the close of last week. E III
There is considerable activity in money,
as indicated by the fact that the exchanges
at the Clearing House to-day amount to a
million dollars. The supply of money, how-
ever. Is very abundant, and brokers are
readily supplied on call at five per cent.
The transactions in discounts are steadily
increasing, and good firms find no difficulty
in getting all the money they want at mod
crate rates. Very pri ne names are held at
G@G1a per cent, but the most general rate
tor prime paper is 7@7h per cent. Good
names are quoted at 500 per cent; lower
grades l0@l5 per cent.
Gold Continues weak, ranging, during the
day, at l2S1l5@l29. Foreign exchange still
uull.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
FROM PARIS.
Secretary Stewards Dispatch 10 the
-Ha French Minister. ''n

New YORK, March 19-The Tribune's
Paris correspondence of the 2I inst. writes
of an important fact not yet publicly
known in Paris. Mr.. Stewards answer to
M. Drouyn DE l'Huyes' dispatch of Janu
arv 9th, has arrived. Alt ough the French
Government has not yet pronounced an
orliciai opinion upon it, the Cabinet of the
Tuilleries is very much pleased with the
contents. While reiterating and renewing
all that the United States Government has
said upon the Mexican question, he has
happily commanded language to describe
the position from which America will not
budge an inCh-terms which France will
probably make up its mind to consider as
not Incompatible with its own views. For
the moment the undoubted opinion of the
French Ministery, individually, is that Mr..
Stewards latest communication relieves
them from a load of anxiety, and that the
relations Of France and the United States in
regard to Mexico now stand upon very
good footing. srf g-Er.sH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
Reputation Established

Mrs. s. "A. Allen Is truly n
p1Stlic bessefNcts:eSs, and her
IUOMde15aSL success IS 1s1sp1-e-
ce6emted. Her fame and
her discoveries haze gone
abroad, and. to-day she as.
isl hen. line the largest man
MfNctMreSS IL, the aUOrId.
Everybody Interested. "
Youth and old age are GSltEics
benefited by the aESe Of Mrs.
s. III. .aLEe1s's Worlds Hair
HeStOreT' and Hair Dress.
ing. They act directly G0Oss
the roots Of The hair, cGskstatg
IE1MrtN1st g1:OaOfh0SsCE Oeass~
ty. Y'OsSr hair, If changed 10
grey o.. aUhSte by Stck9sess or
other causes, aOiH soon be rel
stored to its, asGtMrGI color
and beauty. DGlaCrssF erGG-
tcGted fOreUer. The Hair
failing stopped. The 1sOsF
delicate heNH-dresS OF. bO1e-
sIetc can 6esUOa'1s eCitIsOsSt fear
OfSOtI6lsg. ThenaOScdeEight-
fIl fragrance TO The Rsi1' Es
impaired. IF yOM sC6Sh TO
restore IyOsgs'k h1ts-,o as tSs
yOssthSGnd retain it through
life, tUitlsOEt delay purchase
gbOttEe Of each Of Mrs. 81 nv
.aIEeas'S W'OrEd'S HAIR. Re
Scorer sSssd DressfssE. GOD
Sold by Druggists tlroagAout thslwcrld.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
19S a 900 Greenwich, 81. New-YoFlk. a
oct4'es-deod&wly tf4NtAk0W ~ N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
TRocnEs ARE rsEDwITH ALWAYS ,eooD. SUCCESS,
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
AcARp ToINvALIDs.

"A Clergyman. while residing in South Americas
q missionary, discovered q safe and simple remed
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, 81
the whOletrain Of disorders brought on BY banefs
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been a.
ready cured BY this nobl6 femedy.g RfOhtoa BY
desire to bsneftthe afflicted and unfortunate. wi
send the receipt for preparing and using this med
cine, in sealed envelope. TO any one who needs /
Free Qf Charge. 5A5 hAA A5A tAAo
Z Please ihclosee postpaid Envelope. AddfssssN
l.i I',es ,,,, p's \, 2i s,5i JOSEPH I, INIk
~. ~ STATJpE d, BIBLE HQUsk, ~
.Aeh94ssrdlya0L - '''O . =" New SOFt 6lly..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
FROM JAMAICA.
The Royal Commission Still I'm Ses-
rH sion. .HI 2

The Royal Commission still I'm Ses.
rH sion. 2
NEw YORK, March 19.-FOurteen days'
later news from Jamaica has reached us by
the'arrival of the steamship Montezuma at
this port yesterday, from Kingston on the
9TH inst. The Royal commission of inquiry
intothe causes and suppression of the recent
revolt was still progressing. Mrs. Gordon,
wife of George w. Gordon, who was ex-
ecuted as the ringleader of the revolt, was
examined on the 9Th inst. The examina-
ton had now lasted thirty days. The trial
OF Ramsay, Provost Marshal of Morant Bay,
for atrocities committed in the discharge of
thedutles of his post, was proceeding before
the civil magistrates, but the proceedings
were conducted in private. The accused
Courtthirty-seven of the prisoners, charg-
had been admitted to bail. In the Assizes
cd with participation in the rebellion, were
on trial. All was quiet. S,,sy .;y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20

Thisisthe most delightful and xtraordinary ry article
ever discovered. 1t changes the un-burnt face and
hands to poarly satin texture of ravishing beauty
imparting the marble purity of youth. and the die
H"01S appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
fashion, n 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains no ma
toria injurious to the skin. Patronzcd by Actress
es and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Sold every whore. Retail price. 50 cts. -
Prepared by W. h. HAGAE. Troy. N.
Address all orders to
gH 90 El.s DEMAs BARNES TOO, New York.
octs-d4Nly u. lL- l--u. n La1gL-l-- 81 = i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
aqua de mAGNOLIA,

"a toilet delight The ladies treasure and gentle
mons boonl The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person. to
fender the skin soft and resh to prevent eruptionsI
topGrfume clothing. 90. s.l. Z .,9siI i,.. :
1t oVercomeS the unpleasant Odor Of perspration.
1t removesredness, tan. blotches, dc.
Itcures nervous headache and allaySinaammation.
Itcools. softens and adds delicscy to lhe skin. 4,
llltyields asubdued and lasting perfume. suts
Itcures ihusqueto bites and stingsof insects. Z
II contains no material injurious to the skin.
81 PatrOnized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you viii use no
other Cologne, Perfumery., or Toilet Water after
wards. 1'i,i DIGS -' lt's.'. y '"'e "l
enc, I'D. .s DEMAS BARNES a CO.,
bas 7al4 81 ID Props. Exclusive Agents. N. Y.
n Octe-d&Wly l1ilf HifF .gTH0T VYi rt 1HrsiII tt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20

NEW YORK, March l0-The steamer
Mahhattan, from Vera Cruz 9th, via -Ha-
vana 5th, has arrived. The schooner Ma
tilda, with 375 negroes on board, had been
captured and brought into Havana. They
had been to Cape San Antonia, and 100 Of
them had been sold as slaves. Some 1.2OO
have recently been landed there. Mortality
among them was quite heavy, and it is re-
ported some eighty bodies were lying at
the Cape. food for carrion crows.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
New York pInrkct.mar 20

NOW 10TH MArkcL-UHfs IDs ~
C0TT0N-Heayy and unsettled at 4o84le for
midding.
FL0Uise-l,ull. unsettled. iFsenlaF and sOgaSc
lower. lies ut ~ 30 go for extra State: e6 90
as for extra round hoop Ohio and sS 5OalI 90 for
traIe brands, market closing heavy. ~ ,
MH!SkY-Quiet; Western atS2 %.
=, WHEAT-DHll, and spring 7a3c over. Sales Of
Nc; SheaFosPSins Ht about " 60. i95p eaae1o9
BARLEY AND BARLEY MAByADplI,oapd
gT00RN-EDuII and Iasc lower; eeBT9 for apsound.
and 13e76e for sound mixed western. b. u IN store
and delivered. .'iib15nI l-19 9ItHpS
5aOAF5--DulI and IoweraAt 3604oe for unsotnd
western; & bse for sound do9I ~ .1o@isfni nhAs 10
8 s3GSiAR-1gii; lIi iSs.@iO9Sc for Cuba MusoovAdo,
M6IksSESN 6afii. Porto Rico gDc. .sgi,ga g !,
ISs IasIikQLEp pAiT71Dplli crude $50 2sc refined i'm
PQRKa0poned hesyy and lower. but closed more
firmly. Sales AZ $25,T5926 l2H for new uisss eioS-
ing at go 90 s21 90 for old mess and S2I IS icf
prince also, $500 bris new ness for April sud Nay
sellers and buyers option, at S2Be00 so. y ~ liN
BEEF-Steady at SIC for plan mess and e2ok 500
- w LOT new extra mess. a.a--s,
BEEF HAMS-Heayy at es7 OO93a 80.
CUT ThMEATS-Un nohangedA a. il h912l<oA for
Shoulders, and l6H 1870 for Hams.
BACQN-Quiet at l5J tor Cumberland out.y.ss
kARD-Dull, heavy and lower at l7d, ,lg1Ec.rAr1uT
BUTTER-Quiet at 3s94oc for Ohio, and s4oa so9
CHEESE-Quiet at aO@aIe.l q tfuafEH oIsiIA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20

Is The SPEAKER proceeded, as the frst business In
ORDER TO the States for bills and joint Jeslutons
A Joint Resolution introduced last Monday by Mr..
ASHLEY, Of Ohio: fnregard 10 Reconstruction, was
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT ALL Kinds OF FINE AND COARS
il Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags can be nad
at the Paper Eiil. Merchants and all using Wrap
ping paper, would do well 10 give us n call.
feb97-dlm ANDERSON 4 COYIE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
FQR SAEE.

LIOUSE AND LOTS SITUATED ON
IL the JohnstOwn road just in the rear of the
Lunatc Asylum. For terms inquire of James G
Bull, Mayor Of the City of Columbus. d -.- =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20

s New FORK, March ia special dispatch
announces the defeat of the bill restoring
the death penalty In the House OF the Wis
consln Legislature by vote of 30 to 34.--
The Wisconsin Senate has adopted a reso-
luton striking out the word "swhitep from
thelsectionlinl regard to qualifications Of
electors, by vote Of 1Tto'l1. li I'D w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
iJOlestsIs Aromatic, Vegetable ISOsp

A superior Toilet SOAP, prepared rumrehn-
Cd divegetable oils in combination with GIy-
cerins, and especially designed for the use Of
Ladies and for tho egNnrssry.q lis psrfums is
exquisite. and It's washing propSsies 5pnriyAllsd.
FOt saisby III DRUGGISTS. " lfeblO-d&vly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
= BEWARE uF CNTINTEREEITS.

RI i,ol BEWAhE UF CUUNTETElTS.
. The Genuine Pills are sold by all the principar
Druggists throughout the World Price One DoIlaI
per box, or Six Boxes for Five Dollars.
rGARANUIERE 4 DUPONT. Sole Proprietors.
.T No. 2l4 Rue Lombard. Paris.
One Dollar inclosed to any authorized Agent will
insure box by return mail securely sealed from
al observation; Six Boxes for Five Dollars
4'6ole General Agents Tor America, 'r .'.
y41,f.5.. r-s OSCAR G. MOSES 4 CO., -.-
,E'Hal fa i'a 27 Courtandt ST., N. Y.
Agents for Columbus and vicinity, S. 4. SAMUEL
and q. ROBERTS. tiulyI3 65-d &weoW VA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20

,sE17agE 20 y-H e-lG aa3 ,gnHsul e
g0e6 ,E4 rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
FROM HALIFAX.
Great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q of an Attaclk-PreParatiOns for

HALIFAX, March 10. There is great ex-
element here. Startling rumors are afIoat.
The Royal and Provincial artillery is man
ningall the forts.A A proclamation has been
issued calling out the militia. Arms and
ammunition are to be distributed. to them
to-day. The engineers have been very
busy since Friday, day and night. ioi
So. Patfick's day was celebrated with the
usual ceremonies No disturbance oc-
Curredl Mus sdi ll Jn8aifsg OF qtnass ai iGf hnr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
Northern Route of the Pacific r.. n

The Tribune's special says: A large num-
ber of the citizens of the Northern Terri
tories met in Washington on Saturday, for
the purpose of expressing their views as to
the practicability of the proposed North
ern route of the Pacific railroad. A COM
mittee OF five was appointed to prepare an
address urging Congress to grant the aid
asked for, after which the meeting was ad-
dressed by several gentlemen present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.

Ans for Ihc Best.
Le: the angels take her.
In Gods acre,
Dust % dust,
Can We thus forsake her,
Ay, W. must We must,
Here M sound will wake her;
Here we lay Coils trust
Here's the blossom tender
Earth, defend her.
Gentle rest
Ou thy bosom lend herr
Warm, auL GnEer-prest,
Mine 10 taore will send her
sIuHIbers soft and bIest-
This = ours no Ionser
Death IS stronger
Than our loyes
VIII the stranger wrong her,
Her. Why, shes above,
Where Gods seraphs thronz her
she, our househcI dove
'Tis our homes undoinr,
oh the ruin
Y-t, we're dumb
For W. see her wocing
Thither US o. Gomez
stu, our loss accruiuS,
Greater is the sum
V.
Bark 90 her Creator,
IL Is greater
That she 20,
To the Joys that wait her,
Than Coils gifty An, no.
Peace a little later,
We shall see it 81. Seize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-05
SECOND edition,
& O'CLOCK p. m.
CIRCULAR ON FREEDMENs MARRIAGES

OlntuLAk ON FkkHDmGNS mAkk1AGES.
Assistant Commissioners Of the Freedmen's
Bureau having written to General Howard for
instructions how to deal with the question of
matrimony among the freed people, the Gen
eral has addressed TO them the following Cir
cular:
WAR DEPARTMENT, B,rean of Refsgees,
Freedmen and abandoned Lands, Washington,
March I'd, lSo6.-Circnldr Letter-Attestion is
called to paragraph of circular 6, series 1865,
from This office, with regard TO marriages. The
Commissioner deemed those regulations suffi-
Gent 10 enable the Assistant Commissioners TO
draw up more specific rules. The Commits
sioDer directs that each Assistant Commissioner
consult the State laws with regard to the mar.
riage and diuorce of white persons and en-
body them for the bene fit of freedmen so far as
this can be done in a circular.
1t is desirable to frame such a system of mar
riage rules as would be approved by the State
authorizes. IL is therefore advisable 10 pro-
cure the formal approval of the Governor to
your circulars on this subject. The Commits
sioner would simply suggest several points
that req uire immediate attention list. Parties
eligible to marriage. I'd Who shall grant GER
tifcates of marriage. Sd. Parties authorized
10 solemnlZe marriage. ith. DissolyIng mar
rages. 5th. Registry OF marriages. 9th. Reg
uiations with reference TO persons who have
lived together without marriage The greatest
care must be taken 70 instruct all the freed
people as to what the law demands of them in
regard to marriage; and all clergymen and
magistrates. who are authorized TO give GER
tfcates or solemniZe marriage, must be earn
esty solicited to aid the bureau Off GERS in rec
tifylng the existing evils on this subject.
The assistant commissioners will for ward to
these headquarters copy of their regulations
with reference to marriage, as soon as they
shall be drawn up, for file in this office
O. o. HOWARD,
Major General, Commissioner.
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Affairs in Georgetown.

Flour AND GRAIN MARKHT.-The market
opened this morning with q moderate local de-
mand for flour OF high grades. The sales, how
ever, We're unimportant and the prices un-
changed. There are no arrivals reported
Graln.-There are no sales of Wheat reported
good red is quoted AZ 81 per bushel. Corn and
Oats unchanged. The merchants expect lively
transactions in grain soon as navigation is
resumed and the supplies at the country depots
can be put into market
SALE OF FISH STANDs.-This morning Thos
bowling, Auctioneer, sold the stan "a in the
Hsh department Of the Butchers market, for
the ensuing season. Stand No 1 was pur-
chased by l.. Turvey for Si65, No. 2 TO same for
80. No. 10 John Gross for $50, No to James
Doyle for SIS, No. 10 Mr.. Detroe for s3s, No
TO Mr.. Admonson for $3.50, No. TO John
Hillery for So, No. to John Shackleford for
$40 These prices are thought TO be remu-
nerative.
CANAL.-From recent advices from Western
Maryland, our merchants are gratified TO learn
that large quantities of produce are being stored
AZ The various depots on the canal. awaiting
transportation TO this market. We have IL
from reliable authority that navigation will be
Resumed throughout the entire line OF the canal
by the 18th instant. Wood boats are expected
TO arrive from near landings within a week,
but the coal feet Is not expected for two weeks,
though some boats may arrive earlier.
FAIR.-We learn that the fair of the ladies of
Dunbarton-street NJ. l.. Church, at Forrest
Hall, has been very successful, and that a
pleasing incident occurred one night last week
being the reception Of three exquisite boquets
by The lady managers from the conservatory at
made the presentation in behalf of Mrs John
son, and Mr. Stocking. in the name of the re-
cipleDts. expressed their thanks in a neat and
pertinent address
TRE CoRroRATIoN.-This evening. at seven
CLOCK, the Aldermen and Common Council
elect will assemble in the hall Of the CUSTOM
house to take the oath prescribed by the CHAR
Rr, ana complete their organization.
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CATTLE PLAGUE ENGLAND

Oar Consul at Liverpool, England, in his
dispatches 10 the department of State dated
February lG, IoGG, says of the cattle plague that
1T is now the absorbing topic among the people:
that it fills all the newspapers, and occupies
nearly the whole attention of Parliament
Vaccination rs remedy seems 10 be regarded
Is total failure. and no preventive VIII be
efectual, i'll the opinion of those who are
versed in the matter, except TO stamp II out,
which means to kill all the cattle taken with
IL on its first appearance, and compen safe the
owners for their loss. These il 4 bill now be-
fore Parliament on the subject, which causes
4 good deal Of discussion. The report for the
week ending February 10th shows 1880 new
cases. Number attacked since the commence
mont OF the disease is 1ie, 023, Of which ILL., lvU
have died or been killed.
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THE INDIANA CONSPIRACY CASE

a case of no little interest is up to-day in the
Supreme Court, being that of the United States
vs.. Mulligan, No. $50. This is the case in
which Barnes, Mulligan, and Harvey were
tried before military commission in Indiana
on charge Of conspiracy to release rebel
prisoners at indianapolis, and to seize
upon the State government. They were
tried, convicted, and sentenced to be
hung. The President committed their sea-
tenCe 10 imprisonment for life. Muiligan
now applies Tor release on the ground of non
Jurisdiction. a distinguished array OF counse
has been engaged on both sides, the question n
issue being deemed one of great importance as
settling the powers of military commissions.
Attorney General Speed, General Butler,
and Mr.. Stansbury, OF Ohio, appear for the
United States. and Judge Black, ID. ID. Field,
Of New York, Judge Mcdonald, OF Indiana.
and General Garfield, of Ohio, appear for the
other side
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

The following are some of the transactions
OF the Treasury Department during last week
National Bank Currency was issued amount
ing 10 s., $50, which is SSI2755 less than the
Issue OF the previous week. There are now
I.G36 National Banks with a capital of S4lI-
6S3. 80. and an authorized circulation of SOS
$3.50. Fractional Currency was sent as fol-
lows:-1o the Assistant Treasurer of New
York, S2UO,COg: TO the Assistant Treasurer of
Philadelphia, Sl00,U0O: Assistant Treasurer
New Orleans, 10000; Assistant Treasurer
Charleston. $4,000; 10 the National Banks in
the South, Sl35, O0D; and TO the National Banks
in the West, Sli7,0tO total issued, S7O2 900. The
amount of fractional currency cancelled was
SyrJ.SGG Certificates OF Indebtedness were is
sued for SlsS,OCO- The disbursements OF the
Treasury for the ten days ending the month OF
February were Sjl.65l, 1910.