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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Death of "a Di.iiugni,hcd Clergyman.

NrwHa,ls. taat., Friday fcD 49, '-'
The Rev. Eli,Aa Lord C.eagolanG. y. d.. ior
2, year, pastor OF the Third Congregational Church N
,lt. cii, died obi, morning o. oclocN
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
SALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS AT HILTON

SALE OF G0vRRNMENT SrEAMkkS Al hihIoN
HEAD-By The SduaaAah hePa6i'e0H OF teD' "o ''''"
OF a sale OF Government steamers a. hl.ou He'u Two
days previously as follows
Side.Wbeel steamer Nellie Baker, sOd f., -i.'.J'
sdc- wheel steamer Nantucket, S.lODJ. side Whcei
steamer Golden Gate 5000; sid'-wheci sichiner
Oncota a. OOG an the foregoing - hr "I1s D
steam ting Rescue O. 90 SOLD q. Il B%i5ros. ''e'M
tug EeleL 4, 600, scd @ IL, 8 AeD'rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

The Row DR.. Ho5mer's congregation at Bu'-
c, ritarin,j ere oor, 20 rre,t r'w. sD1c qlt eo,
.t-..-. a ,rat f,lifsta,
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Financial and Commercial Matters I'm
I'm philadelphia. f54-
PHILADELPHIA, March 81.

.aaf LHt.-I PHILADELPHIA Mntcn ii.
The week closes with very uncertain feel
ing In mercantile quarters as to the fnture
course of prices and trade shows no improve
mont in any department There IS but little
hope that prices will again take an upward
as an Inevitable thing-a result Of the chang
ed and improved condition Of the county
Our manufacturers, by gradually IeSsenlng
protection, have so far saved themselves from
that heavy decline In prices, and perhaps gem
eral break up, that would have been sure to
have attended them had they kept up the
former supply. They have suffered some, but
most OF them, It is believed, Will pass any pro-
bable crisis unbroken. the decline In prices
commencement OF the year, has been from .
to so per cent, but, on comparative light
stocks the loss to the trade has been cores
pondingly light. The dry goods jobbers and
retailers have generally suffered most, accord
ing to the amount Of capital employed, and
this has resulted, in great measure nom
the large amount of imported goods which
have been thrown on the market, and enter
ed into actual consumption. We occasionally
tom, and an advance in some particular Kinds
of goods Is quoted In proof of the truth OF the
declaration. So far as we learn, the dry goods
market Is very heavy, except for two or three
classes OF muslins, the product OF particular
mills. But the general market Is full Of goods
and so long as imports keep up, and consul
mers are prompted to economy by the I'M
preston that u resumption OF specie pay
ments Is held steadily In view by the gov
natural course OF things, any general improve
ment in priest on the contrary, lower prices
may be looked for as among the probabilities
OF the early future.
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Boston market Quofatlon..


wooL-There has been more doing in fleece
and pulled, but at further concession OF
about SC per h, the most decline having taken
place in the former grades. At the decline
there IS, however, a better feeling and prices
are believed to have touched bottom. sales
OF $50, 200 ms fleece, S01<@B5c tor No. and ex-
prices Tor refined and choice fleece and CSC for
best extra pulled. In California wool there
have been sales of II, 900 Ms at 2S9S6c 2 n. In
Canada safes Of 1000 Ms pulled at 2S93Oc 2 n.
Sales also of 3l5 bales Mediterranean, Cape
and MetiZa in the range OF quotations.
FISH-The market for goldfish Is without
material change. The demand is moderate.
Sales of medium and laIge at Si96; small $50
so per qu. Hake are in moderate demand at
SSGI4 so per OIL packed. Pollock are dull at
S28S per gu. loose. Mackerel are firm but the
demand Is quite modeFate-SaleSo OF No. Bay
at sl7@lT 50; Shore at S2l922; No. Sl51l6t No.
Sl4 per Dbl. AleWiveS are in moderate de-
mand at s. 5O9S so per bbl. Picked AerTings
are dull at SOS so per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures copper is dull, and has
been in moderate demand at &c; Yellow
Sheathlng Metal &c per lb cash. Ingot cop
per is dull at S1aS2c per Id; old copper Is selling
at Csc per Id cash. In pig iron there has been
no material change. There have been further
receipts, but they were nearly ali previously
sold. Small sales of Scotch No az SIS, but this
price could not be obtained for any consider
able lot. American Is selling at S52a55 per ton.
Bar iron Is dull and somewhat lower. Sales
of common at 81 05al 10; refined 81 15al 20 per
ton. Lead is quiet. Sales Of so tons Spanish
at SIC gold. Short lead and lead pipe are SELL
ing at lie: old lead Sc cash, and 7cfn exchange
for
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New York sIarket.

NEW YORK, April2.
Cotton-DulI and n shade lower; 100 401zc for
middling. FlOur-Dull and heavy without
decided change; 81 l597 IS for extn State;
50 256S 6O6SS 669ll 90 for trade brands, market
closing quiet. WhiSky-Qulet at 81 2Blz9
2 q for western. wheat-Quiet and holders
firm; milIeTS insist upon materially easier
prices; 81 g. for No. l Milwaukee, Rye-Quiet
and heavy; Bic an outside pIice. Brrley-
Held Base higher, which has checked transac-
lions. Barley Malt-Dull. CoFn-Quite firm,
anu In fair demand; 7O95Gc for unSound; 76G
7Sc sound mixed western both in store and de-
livered; &c for white western, and SO1Sc for
round yellow. Oats-A shade dFmeF; 35a43c
for new western; 5I@55c for old do. Coffee
Dull at l31z915c for Rio. Sugar-Steady; lO1<
@l31<cfor muscovado, and 3S5 boxes SelrOve
at lie. MOlasseS-Dull. PetfoIeum-Steady:
26925I<c for crude, and 406 4O1lc for refined In
bond. PoER-UnSettled and lower: SIS S71<9
% l2lz for new mess, closing regular at 50;
81 T5525 90 for old do, and 81 25422 90 for
prime: also 1850 DblB new mess for A pril, May
and June, sellers option, at SIS 66925 25.-
Total stock old and new to April Ist, 1855,
81, 248 bbIs; same date last month 1OO,54S bbls:
same date last year o. IR3 bbls. Beef-Mnrket
dull at pBeyiOnS prices Total stock TO April
lst, 1856, y36I packages; same date last month
q, i69 packages; same date last year 81. 35S
packages. Beef HaIns-8Iodernte deInnnd
at SO O1a1T 90. Bacon-Quiet; l45{@l5c for
Cumberland cut; l51<9lS1zs Tor long ribbed,
and I5c for short ribbed. Cut Meats-Q uiet;
'Il1z8E215c for Hi1oubderSy and 1G1<9I51{c for
hams. Iard-HeaYy at l61<9laC. Butler
Quiet: 2JdIjc for Ohio and 419G0c for State.
ChetSe-DuH at lG624c
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4 Fl Il - r r..
prejudice and preconeeived opinion. He
| did not know that the House was pre-
pared to enter into the discussion in
that spirit. He, therefore, hoped that
the discussion would not be entered
upon now. He had no intention to en-
ter upon it himself. except necessitated
to do so in order to prevent snap
Judgment on the subject. All that he
desired WAS to have an understanding
on the part of the House that the reso-
luton should not be acted on now, and
that whenever called up such gentle
man as might desire to speak upon 1t
should have the opportunity to do so.
Mr.. Paine, of Wis, stated that II that
understanding went SO far as to ex-
clude motion to lay the resolution on
the table, he would not agree to it.
Mr.. Raymond replied that he certain
ly should have it laid on the table the
moment il was called up. he desired
to say something in reference to 1t, and
in reference to his own relation to the
subject. The resolution, he said, pro-
poses to declare the confidence of the
House in the integrity and patriotism
of the President of the United States,
and in tho wisdom of the policy with
which he proposed to restore the Union
to peace and order under ordinary cir
cuinstances. This resolution and its
passage would be simply n matter of
course. This House contains a very
large majority of Union men.
There the Speaker announced the ex-
piration of the morning hour, stating
that it was the duty of the Chair to call
up the special order for this day-the
Army BILL
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by Telegraph
Spirit OF the Stock Market
NEW YORK, April ?.

NEW YORK, April 2.
The Commercial says:
The stock market Is excited but vacIllating.
A strong bear clique, iu anticipation OF the
tendency of the money market, is still ham,
mering the market, chiefly through the sales
OF Erie, under which the price fell thus morn
ing to 73 closing at ll1 decline; strong efforts,
by tho bull side, and with some success
Michigan Southern being halfbigh; and Rock
ISland2 %: FIT Wayne continued weak, and
fell II. GOvernmentstockSaT are less active and
rather weak-5-20iS are lower, 6S Of 81 fell
Off u, and on fordes X: 1905 steady. Gold
confines excited over the short interest con-
tracted some days ago being yet unsettled
Some of the leading operators are endeavor-
ing to keep gold down in order to squeeze the
short interest, and 1t would seem that the
price must be keptnp until the contracts are
settled. Some large amounts were OffeI ed
this morning by IA leading broker, but the Of
fers were neutTalized by bids Of still larger
sums-the market Is, however, easier; loans
being made at l-l6 to u per day interest. For
eign exchange dull. There Is little inquiry for
Bankers bills, and the rates are nominal at
for Tong francs. The increased demand for
money experienced on Saturday afternoon IS
very apparent. This morning also the out
flow OF funds to the Interior, which occurs
in April, appears TO have set in already, AMI
balances IN the hands OF the banks and prt-
vRIe bankers are gradually working down.
A leading Broad street broker is also under
stood to have been q very large borrower, IL Is
supposed for bear effect, and the result OF the
combined movement is that the rate on call
loans Is generally up to per cent. Discounts
also are frmer on premium paper-we hear
Of no quotations below per cent, with less
inquiry from buyers.
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The Insurance. Business
Says a late Eastern exchange:


''The business of insurance has generally
been considered profitable, and for some yeaIS
past there has been rage for the creation OF
new insurance companies, large gains and
plenty of business being naturally expected.
In addition, 1t may be supposed that the Gre
alton OF officers and clerkships at comforta-
BILE salaries may have had something TO do
with this matter. Buteven the best business
country IL Is evident that there are more cor
porntIons promising insurance thRn can be
trohtably conducted. The case of the Column
biana Marine Insurance Company, of New
York, Is recent instance, and more latterfy
there has been another proof of the fact that
insurance companies are not always money
making concerns. The Brevoort Fire 1nSur-
ance Company, OF New York, has Just reSOIv-
ed to go into liquidation. More fortunate
than the Columbian, 1t has not used up all its
capital IN paying Losses. But 1t has been dis
covered that 1t has lost money, and for fear
that the entire interest may go, the share
holders have been asked TO agree to winding
up the affairs Of the company and TO the re-
ceptiOn of the balance which remains after
the payment of losses The cause OF this dis
aSLer was reported to the stockholders to be,
that In consequence Of competition the rates
or insurance had been reduced mnch below a
TemuneIaIive point, and the capital of the
company was gradually dwtndLing away,
until there remained but one or two RlteEna-
tlves for the directors 10 adopt, either TO wind
up at once with a small loss, or to carry on
business for a few months longer, lose the
whole of their capital and leave some worth
less bits Of paper In the possession Of their pol
ffstyh nldRFl - H.
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Reduction in Price of SoaD.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS SEE NO GOOD REA-
son why the money OF the citizens of this
place and neighborhood should be sent away
weekly and monthly to New YOrlE,-or any
other town; for articles which are produced
here, fully az ehedpiy, and they will warrant,
quite as good, 1t not better.
For the past three years, RosfJI one OF the
constituents of Old Fashioned Soaps and one
that cannot be replaced by any other article
OF the same nature, has commanded enor-
nous prices. Palm Oil, Grease, Iallow and
AlknlEs, owing tn the high premium on Gold,
have also been very dear, compelling manu-
escape these prices, hOusekeepers have Adopt
ed all sorts of expedIents, paying as high as
b and 10 cents per pound Tor C1IEStic Soda,
called concentrated Ley"
Prices OF Material having fallen of late, we
are now prepared to give CONSUMERS the nd
vantage of the fall; and having the facilities
to manufacture By Steam 5000 pounds per
lreek, II necessary, take pleasure in offering 10
dealers and consumers. = good article of Soap,
thoroughly seasoned, at very nearly old prices.
A bar of Family Resin Soap" can now be
bought at retail Tor 10 cts, and German, or
Chemical, of better quality, at l21f cents.
Every one who uses Soap would do well to
remember that a FEGshy Label does not make
the contents any better, and q wrapper round
the Bars. ito Keep them from shrinlSinRD
which IL envelopes, Is twice as good as tlat
made by ANY other man."-iS simply one
grand evaporation.
Thesubscriberssol solicit the continued patron.
age OF their customers, and trade generally,
at LolceE nett prices. EVERY BOX WAR
RANTED. WARREN, BERGER Co..
mF3Q-lw Cor. Market Alley and Main 81,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTELLIGESCER,
WHEELING. Anril 3. 166.

FLoUR-Is firm Tor fancy and family brands;
Very little demand for low grades. Extra 50
90 80; family Sl0gl0 50; fancy brands sll 80
BACoN-Shoulders. fresh from smoke, l41zc;
packed plain hams, DC; sugar cured Cuncan-
PRovIsToNs-Baco Sides, lsJEc for ribbed;
I7IS9Isc for clear mess pork so 90 for new.
IARD-Good supply; 1Sc in uerces; 20c In
kegs for choice family.
tie BU 24G and nothing doing in large
EGes-More offering at 15c in lots.
PorAToEs- Scarce, and selling at 81 so . Dbl
from store.
CHEESE%5mau demandi &c Ior cnOlce
BEANsEFair demand; 81 5O@2 90 for prime.
peaches b i25zaI5c for new bright apples.
CARBON Uu-Decllned, and selling at 5oc
for refined.
No. 2, at IS; lower grades not wanted.
CoFBEE-GoOd to fair 26c; prime &c; choice
STGXR-Havana, in boxes, 12c; Cuba 149
I5c; choice Porto Rico l5lzci hard refined ls1Sc;
A, coffee lie; B, do lGc1 e, do l5c-
good to best brands; Porto Rico noiasses
SODA soD1-l1c for American; 121zc for English;
i' Fi 81 supply and moderate demand;
new mackerel In half bbls, fol. No. 2, 80 ~: No.
So.2 Lake herring, half Dbl, 81 50; white fish,
H MATI Us. for lou and upwards; ~ for
''l BRoo 20; 50S4 so for good common.
sALT-s2 90 from yard, Tor Ohio River; 81 q
ToIA6co-75asOc for dark los, rs and navy;
81 O0dl % for bright Is and is 81 359l 90 for
fancy chewing brands; 9oSs5c for bright los.
soArGsc for family; lie for German; l5c
iO cASn fSt fof city mould tallow; 2sc for
star 2Sc for hotel.
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New YORK money ANA stock Market.

Money and GoId-Money easy at sac per
and nominal AZ IO51<9lU5< GoSd-IfreRuEar
and unsettled; opening at 10 advancing TO
1887: declining 10 lH14: and Closing at I2F5<.
O., 81 coupons, lO51s; U. $. 6-2O COUPONS i62,
lOiIE: U. s. SD coupons 81, IOfI<: u. 3 81.
1915 coupons: registered, 921z; tieatsuFy 7-as
second series 1907.
FreIgbtS-To Liverpool dnH
StOcks-StrOng: Ohio & Mississippi eertffi-
Gates 81; New York Central OF; EFfe 75Jl:
Reading 9g5<; Michigan Southern s.; Pits.
buFgh GS1<; Chicago & Northwestern 9Ik:
Chicago & Northwestern pTeferreI AZ: F0ft
Wayne S3i<: Chicago & Alton preferred az.
At the 4o'cbock cad, New York Central SfS2:
Reading 991S; Michigan Southern 68JS; Glove
land & Pittsburgh 591Ss ChIeago 4 Rock Island
Tie following We're the closing prices af ~
Z. NJ: Canton III; New York Central pI1<
HUDSON River 19Szz;; Reading
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The National Bankers Express Com.
pRnY.

CHICAGO, March 81.
"The western Trustees OF the National
Bankers Express Company returned to-day
pretty thoroughly disguised. They went
down 10 New 19rk and t91na me wh a1It;
they were powerleSS to do anything. The en-
tire western delegation voted against CONSOLE
dating with the other Express Companies -
but as hve-SiStns of the stock was owned in
New York, the west had no power to do any
thing. The whole thIng.was sold tfor song
to the Adams, American and United states
Companies. When the western Trustees saw
they were powerleSS TO prevent the swallow.
ing up they all consented, except w. f. Cool
baugh, Of this city, who stnboornly refused to
recordI his vote for such u conSummatiOn.-
Thus ends the National Bankers Express
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Connecticut ELECTION.

HARTFORD, April al P. M
Voting is going on quietly here
There is no more excitement than at
ordinary elections. The present APP
pearances indicate that nearly a full
vote will be polled for the first time in
six years. The English ticket leads in
this city, where the name of Hawley
is being scratched by many Republic
NEW YORK, April Pop. M.-Forty-
eight towns in Connecticut have been
heard from. They give Hawley IRE
publican) 1916, and English Demo
CRAFTY 5,6S3. The above includes New
London, Hartford and Norwich. $3.50
A. M.-New Haven gives n Democratic
majority of 1850. Returns from Hart
ford-Republican, 2,512; Democrat,
HARDFoRD, April $3.50 P. M
Hawley (Rep.) will have n MAORI
ty of from !, 500 to 1000. New London
county all but two towns give Repub-
lican gain of over 200 over the vote for
President in 1864. New London and
Windham counties elect five Union
Senators and about $500 majority for
Hawley. Wait (Union) in the Sth Dis
trict has $40 majority. Appleman
(Union) in the 9TH District has 30l ma
jority. Newham, $50 p. NAT this
hour the Republicans have both
branches of the Legislature, but the
Governor is doubtful. Hawley is be-
lieved to be elected by few hundred
majority. The Democratic Senator in
the 18th District is elected by 20 majori
ty. Col. Lewis w. S. Perry (Democrat)
is elected Mayor of New Haven.
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WASHINGTON, April 2.-To-day's Ma
tional Republican says: There is a re-
port here that the government has
interfered with the proposed celebration
by the colored people of Richmond on
the anniversary of the capture of
that city on the third inst. We have
the best authority for saying that neith-
er the President nor Gen. Grant has in
terfered in the matter in any manner.
The subject is entirely within the con-
troll of Gen. Terry, who is n man of
safe Judgment, and being on the ground,
knows best what to do in the premises.
He is authorized to act prudently in the
event OF any unnecessary or illegal dis
turbance of the reuce on either side.
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PbIIadeIpIlia wool Market.

PHILADELP HLA, April =
The trade continues excessively dull, and to
effscf saies u any extent a further large con
cessfons would have 70 be acceded u. A
number Of the manufacturers have deter,
mfnesi b, cease operations. About 5000 ms
changed hands at SOC for quarter blood, up to
63c for fun blood, and Sc for dne.
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Wantad

A gents IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE
a States of Virginia and West Virginia 70
ali Miller q DIats Malahle Metallic Broom
beafi. Exclusive right OF territory given
T'I1fs heod enables every one to make their
oSrn brooms In q few minutes. It weighs
about ten ounces, and viii last lifetime; II IT
rSbIIity. and g acknowledged to be the most
ranid Ealing Invention Of the day. Agents
now selling 1t are making from sA0 70 sS0 PR
Comfy rights for sale on reasonable. terms
For HarficnlarS address W. H0LLLSIER,
mfa9-iWda1tyTe Woodsfield, Ohio.
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Oil OilII

DURE CARBON OIL, LIGHT STRAW
ID Colored and White which cannot be ex-
celIed for burning qualities; put up In cement
ed and well seasoned barrels, for home use or
shipping.
duck CREEK" "MUsKINGUM" AND
"PAw-PAw" LUBRICATING OIL.
This OIL Is combined with n proportion OF
No. 2 Lard OIL, which makes II q superior
Machinery OIL. is entirely free from MI grit,
sediment and water, found 50 frequently In
ordinary Petroleum.
heavy or light machinery.
No. and Winter Strained Lard OH.
Bristol Axle Grease for Wagons.
Roll Grease and Parrafne Tar on hand and
for sale in large or small quantities.
We deliver our articles free anywhere in the
city WARREN. BERGER & co.
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ChIcaso MARKET.

CHICAGO. Apri12-
Flour duH Wheat steady and quiet: sales
at 81 24Jl9I q for No. 1, and $500 for No ?
Corn dull at 42Il94Sc for No. /, aud ST3+c for
rejected. Oats dun at 251<@267<c for No. I.
HighwInes nominal at 81 z692 Il Provisions
duh. Mess Pork SIS 759zs 90. Lard, sales at
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Mining stocks.

NEW YORK, April 2
Prizes of Mining Stocks bids in Boston to-
day. as telegraphed TO ]. E. Jay & Co., were
as follows:
Miner 10y; Quincy 10; Bay State II; Boston
Water Power .: Copper Falls 401S; Hancock
OK; Isle Royal AZ.
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PhIladeInhIn aIarIeet.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.
Petroleum quiet Clover seed more active
atS9 5O99 T5Per bushel. Timothy s. So Flour
dull and unchanged. Common 10 choice red
Wheat 81 1922 40. Corn drm. Oats at an adj
vance oflc per bushel. Whisky unchanged.
Beef cattle advanced &c q D.
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Wanted.

IFE INSURANCE AGENTS AND so
i lIcitoEs for this city, State, and Eastern
Ohio for the Mutual Benene Life Insurance
COMPANIES In the United States Address G.
n. cutteE, IL, Box ~, wheeling, w. va. "a
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Nov OrIennr nIarl.et.

NEW ORLEANS, April .
Cotton depressed; sales 500 bales; receipts to-
day 277O; low mlddllng 38S3zc. sugar more
active at l81<9l65Sc. God 1874. STERLING
331z. New York checks 80 discount. Freights
numbered
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RaI,imore nInrI,ef.

BALTIMORE, April 2.
s. 256S 70. Wheat steady. Corn active, white
T29T3; C. yellow 1911. Oats active at &c
Provisions very dull. Groceries steady. Whis-
Ky, Western, at 81 25@2 H1z
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Senate
galleries were densely crowded to-day
in anticipation of the debate on Presi-
dent Johnson's veto of the civil rights
bill, but it is said that the subject will
not be called up until Wednesday.
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OHIO EIection.

DAYTON, OHIO, April 1.-The Union
Ticket is elected by three hundred ma
jority except the Mayor, (Dem.) who is
elected by a small majority.
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