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From New orleans.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 14.-Havana
dates to the 9th inst, have been receiy-
ed. There is nothing latter from Next
CO. Sugar, for export, is quoted at
from ~ to 724c. Coffee, from l6 to
1910.
The Louisiana Legislature passed the
CITY municipal election bill almost
unanimously on the 10th instant.
The ouachita river, at Monroe, La, is
low.
The vicksburg & Shreveport Railroad
was sold by the Sheriff at Monroe, La,
under mortgage. The sale was bought
in for $50, 900 by company of contrac-
tors to whom large debts were due, and
to a number of old stockholders. The
road will be Immediately put in rum
ming order from Vicksburg to Monroe.
The Railroad from Shreveport to Mar
shall, Texas, will soon be finished.
Cotton steady, sales 1000 bales at 45c.
EXPORTS to-day were 2,100 bales. SUI
gar. fully fair at 15c. Tobacco active;
leaf Mt from IA to SOC.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. H.-NIartigoa
was celebrated here last evening in n
style not surpassed for many years in
the number and splendor of balls and
other kinds of public amusements, and
hosts of people who attend them or
filled the streets to watch the maskers.
There was only one act OF violence IN
the whole scene of unrestrained mirth
and reckless joy.
The Lodge of Masons for the State
are now holding annual communities
tion here. The country Lodges are fully
represented for the first time in five
Years.
The Governor to-day vetoed the para
chiaI election bill on the. grounds that
sufIicient notice was not given for the
election. He had it in hand nearly two
Nat., f.o,,, tho citv of Mexico To inn.
18th say that the Imperialists had
gained great success in the surrender to
them of Rapontla by the Liberal Cen
erals Murray and Alatoe. Tho city ac-
knowledged the empire. From MaZat-
Ian and Sinola the news is unfavornble
10 the Imperials. Corona holds all the
mountain passes and the Imperial
forces are too small to break them.
In Mithoacon the Liberals were de-
feated and driven out.
The latest dates from the city of Mex
leo via Santiago and Monterey, to jan
nary 18th, says that all the roads to
Monterey are infested by guerrillas. A
number of tile leading merchants have
returned there and resumed business,
among them the we'll known Milno,
son-in-law to Ridurrre. in chihuahua.
The Imperial authorities issued an or
der disarming people except with
special license.
Macmillan has granted certain par
ties Mexican and European privileges
for seventy-five years of the railroad
from Puebla to the Pacific.
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The steamer
Bremen, from southampton, arrived
here to-day at noon. She brings Lon
don and Liverpool dates to the 3lst ult.
Three days later news.
Liverpool, Jan, 31.-Cotton--SaleS for
the past ten days of IL, 900 bales, inclu-
ding 5000 to spectators and exporters,
the market duh, and quotations barely
maintained.
The Manchester market was quiet
and steady. FlourZYery duh, and de;
clined Cd per Dbl. Wheat-Qufet and
steady. CornEEasier, and declined Sd;
mixed 2Ss 9da29s. Beef and Pork
Steady. Bacon-Firm. Sugar-Dull.
Cohee-Steady. Petroleum-Steady ut
2s 5da2s Cd.
London, Jan. 31.-Consols S6HaS7 for
money; u. S. 5-20s, 66a6614; Illinois Gem
trial 751<a751z; Erie 56a56k.
The Sunday Gazette says the first
reading of the reform bill Will not be
moved before Easter, probably not be-
fore the reassemb bling of the House after
the holidays.
Government issued another procla-
nation offering $500 pounds for the
capture of a. Stephens.
An additional seizure of 80 rifles and
bayonets was made at Dundalk.
The Intelligence that the Chandler
motion was negatived in the Senate in
reference to the Alabama claimshnd the
recall of the American Minister had no
effect on change.
FRANcE.-The official yellow book
containing Drugs De L'Hays' dis
patches to the Washington cabinet, on
the Mexican question, has been pub
lished, together with a dispatch relating
to Drugs De L'Huys' conversation with
Mr.. Bigelow, declining all official con-
troyerSy upon measures taken by Maxi
milan, stating that he could only re-
ceive Mr.. Bigelow'S communication on
that subject not us simple information,
they being of purely administrative
order.
/. The Minister added: Relying upon
the equitable spirit of the Washington
ca binet, we expect from it the assur-
ance that the American people viii con-
form to theSlaw of non-intervention,
which they invoke by maintaining n
strict neutrality with regard to Mexico.
ITALY.-The ministerial bull for the
suppression of religious corporations
has been distributed among the depu-
ties. The revenue of bishoprics are to
be reduced.
SPA1N.-The ministry assented to the
introduction of bill in the Senate in
favor of the Pope's temporal power.
The Spanish Minister to Peru and Con-
sui at Callao arrived at st. Nizaria.
Lima intelligence announces that di-
p1omatic relations interrupted, between
Spain and Peru, several vessels bearing
CHILEAN colors, which appeared off Va
lencia pursuing Spanish shipping, and
they are supposed to be pirates under
the Gillian flag. H t
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splrit of the Stock market.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The CONNER
cial say: Stocks have taken another up
ward bound. AT the morning board
there was decided preponderance of
more strength than for some days past
in all the leading stocks. Some heavy
blocks were bought. Government
stocks are still strong, but quiet, there
being but few buyers and rs few sell
ers. Money is in more demand for
brokers, but the surplus balances are
more ample, and the majority of call
loans are made at ), per cent. discount.
There is quite little produce paper in
the market. Dry Goods and other MGR
chandize notes are in ample supply
First class names are discounted most
at 7a7lz per cent, with exceptions ut 60
per cent. Good paper passes ut SAG per
cent; other grades at I0a15 per cent
The sub-treasury to-day commenced
the payment of interest upon the 1880
notes, THE total amount now falling
due being S10,050,OOO. Gold is easier.
Loans are now made at 1-32 per
cent. per day. The government has
sold a small amount during the last few
days, which has eased the market. For
eign Exchange is firm, owing to the
extreme scarcity of produce bills. The
leading drawers ask los for 60 days.
The Evening Posts money article
contains the following:
Inc loan marketlS lnCNnluS 10 great
er ease; the capitalists are apparently
weary of keeping their surplus funds
unemployed, and are inclined to look
with more favor on applications for ac-
commodation. The stock market shows
more of activity than for some days
past, and there is ut present a little
more outside support 10 the movement,
but the chief purchasers of stocks are
found for the most part with the limits
of the speculative .cliques. Govern
ments are steady, railroad bonds firm,
bunk shares dull, petroleum shares ir-
regulnr, and mining shares, though a
little lower, are active-especially the
Gold stock, which lately received an
impulse upward in consequence of the
new value given to some of their ores
by the new method of disappointing.
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Arrest or a s,.IndIer.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 15.9This morning
George Coolbough, who was arrested
about week since at st. Louis, on a
charge of having defrauded Mr.: Steb-
bons, proprietor of the CORTLAND street
House, of 81, 800 for board, wines and
borrowed monies, was brought before
Justice Bowling for examination. AT
ter the reading of the affidavit by the
clerk the prisoner was committed for
examination. The case is set down for
next Saturday. aLla
Julia Tyler, the widow of the late
President Tyler, appeared as appellant
versus David l.. Gardner, respondent,
in the general term of the supreme
Court this morning. The case Is an APP
peal from n decision OF the Surrogate OF
Richmond county, before whom the
will of the mother of Mrs. Tyler was
entered for probate. The will was Mt
the time contested by David l.. Card
ner, the brother of Mrs. Tyler, on the
grounds that 1t was made under the
influences exercised over her by Mrs.
Tyler. The Surrogate set aside the will
and Mrs. Tyler is now appealing from
his decision.
The average speed of the Winoosl1i
during the trial was u knots, or ii stat
ute miles per hour, and that of the Ale
gonguin was OF knots or IL statute
miles per hour.
Barnham, Nthe mock-auctioneer, was
to-day sentenced to the State Prison tor
two years and six months for keeping a
mock auction shop and defrauding a
lady of 81, 900.
The trustees of the National Bankers
Express Company have appointed Dav-
i'd g. William, of Albany, as general
Superintendent, and authorized a call
for 20 per cent of the stock.
In addition TO the American Theater
buildings and the Continental Hotel
adjoining, which was burned to-day,
the losses are mainly covered by insur-
ance in the city.
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TI,e We,fI,er

MIIwAUKEE, Feb. 15.-Heavy snow
storm Yesterday and Inst night. All
over the northwest the weather Is cold
or than has been any time this winter;
thermometer ranging from 10 70 80 de-
grees below zero. The trains on all the
railroads in Wisconsin and Minnesota
are more or less blocked with snow,
and It will take day or two 10 getto
running.
LoNPoS, c. W., Feb. 15.-At sunset
the storm had entirely abated. Wealth
TORONTO, C. W., Feb. l5.-Cold with
a heavy wind from the west, which is
now subsiding; thermometer ut $3.50 p.
NJ. % above zero.
MONTREAL, Feb. 15.-Blowing gale
all day, and at A. NJ. Il above zero; at
p. NJ. two below zero, barometer 25:25.
QUEBEC, Feb. 15.-At sunrise the Their
mometer was 10 degrees above zero.
NILES. Mich, Feb. 10 The weather
is cloudy, wind west, thermometer at >
o'clock p. M, 5 degrees below zero.
EAST SAGINAW, Feb. 15.-At sunset
the thermometer was II degrees above
zero.
GRAND HAVEN, Feb. 15.-The wealth
er is very windy and cold, snow inch
es deep, drifting. -st-i
GRAND RAPIDS, Feb. 15.-Snowing at
intervals, wind west, thermometer
about 10 above zero.
ST. CLAIR, Feb. I5.-At sunset the
thermometer was 1 degree below zero,
wind southwest.
ST. HURON, Feb. I5.-Wind southwest
ut z o'clock a. m. was degrees below,
and ut O'Clock p. m. 10 degrees above
zero. River still open.
CoED WATER, Mich, Feb. 15.-Wind
northwest, Thermometer 6 degrees be-
low zero.
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-weather clear,
wind west, thermometer ~ degrees be-
low zero, snow inches.
DETROIT, Feb. I5.-Weather- clear,
wind northwest, thermometer about
zero.
TOLEDO, Feb. 15.-weather cold; at
daylight below zero; at sunset about
degrees above.
COLUMBUS, o. Feb. 15.-Coldest day
of the season; thermometer at daylight
s degrees below zero; ut o a. nI., 10 de-
grees below zero. clear, no wind.
here ut a. m. was Sdegrees below zero;
at IL D. m. the Their. fell to IA degrees
below zero; weather clear
PTTTsDuRGH, Feb. 15.-Weather clear
and very cold; Their. 2 degrees above
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb. I5.-Heavy
wind from the northwest; at sunset
Their. degrees below zero.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. I5.-Snow sQuall;
last night, mercury 3 degrees below
zero; this morning from 10 to II degree
nbove; during the day at zero.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 15.-The weather is
very cold Mercury ut A. ~, stood
degrees below; mt noon, above; at9
p. NJ, ! above, and high winds blowing
constantly.
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PITTSBURGH Live stock MARKET.

PITTsRuRoH, Feb. 15.-The supply of
Cattle on sale this week was again up
TO the usual average, reaching about
200 head, but as the demand contin-
ues light, being restricted almost who'll
ly to supplying the wants of the retail
trade, the market was generally consid-
cred u hard one, although prices have
undergone no. quotable change. The
quality ofthe Cattle on sale was hardly
up to the usual standard, consisting
mostly of thin, rough steers and cows,
although, as is generally the case, there
was some good, fat cattle, such as our
first-class butchers are in the habit of
buying, and these, as q matter of course.
brought very fair prices,-say z to TX
cents gross-a few extra bringing 77<a
Sc. Common and medium cattle were
in very good supply and dull, with
sales at from 5to 81 cents while "scnla-
ways" brought 411a41lc. The demand
attendance of Eastern buyers was very
slim, and but few changed hands 10 go
out of the market.
SHEEP-Contfuue very dull and neg
lected, the demand being restricted III
most wholly to supplying the retail
trade, and prices If anything are a
shade lower, ranging from O to SIC,
gross, for good fat mutton sheep.
HoGs-The market for this class of
stock is quiet, and prices are without
quotable change. In retail way, quo
tations may be fairly given at 10al1c for
fair TO good averages. Packing opera
tions at this point may virtually be
considered at an end, as we are not
aware of any of our packers having
bought for week or more past.
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Rev Yor.. rtnr.er.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
Cotton-searcely so fFnn at 44I<9 IS for mid
ding. FlOur-Heavy, and common grades
lOe1l5c lower Z 6097 80 for eStrn state; s Iika
20 for extra round hoop Ohio, and Slg 10 -
for trlde btnnds; market closing heavy
WhIsky-DuL; 2 % forState, and . for west
ern. Wheat-Dnll and fully 2SSc lower; GO
for good mixed spring; 20 for new amber
Milwaukee, and 30 for new amber AIichi-
gan. Rye-Dul1 at 81 for western. Barley and
Barley Malt-Dull. Corn-Heavy aud q.
lower 71@7I for unsound; 741z97S for sound
mixed western in store and delivered, and 80
for new southern yellow delivered. Oats
Dull and lie lower; 3Se9IS for unsound western;
S3955 for sound. Coffee-EiTm and les active.
Sugar Firm and in fair demand; ll1ldll5S
for Cuba muScovado, and Il for Havana.-
WooI-DulL Petroleum-Dull and nominal.
Pork-FfrmeF; d Ea8 So for new moss:
closing regular at d SItS; . for old do 20 80
@2l for prime, and 2lG38 . for prime mess;
also 4, 80 bbls new mess for February, March
and April, sellers and buyers option, Is 50a
- 90. Beef-Unchnnged. Beef HamS-Cl uiet
at 4l@il so. Cut Ments-S Steady; ll1f 7l25E for
shouldeTS, and l6l{ @lSS for 1lams. Bacon
western, and l25<GI3 for city. Lard Heavy
and elsier at l514(9lS; nlso l so bbls for March
and April, sellers option, Mt is. ButteF-206S
SIS for Ohio, and 2S9SS forstate. Cheese-Ac-
tive at l5d2I.
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ALBANY, Feb. ia locomotive pass
ed over the Hudson river bridge for
the first time to-day. TWAS the engine
Augustus Schell, OF the Hudson river
Honolulu dates to the 9th of Janua-
~ are received. The U. s. war ship
Lancaster is still there, and her officers
are being extensively feted by the
Hawain authorities. No news of inn
portance.
The Victoria Chronicle announces the
total loss of the American bark Mns-
tang, January Dist. She left for San
francisco on the 18th. The ship. VIM.
Tell, reported lost at the metime, has
since entirely gone to pieces.
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KANSAS CRY, Feb. 15.-The bank at
Liberty, Clhy county, was robbed on
Tuesday afternoon of So, 900 under the
following circumstances: Twelve men
entered town abouttwo o'clock, three of
whom guarded the suburbs of the
place while the other nine wentI to the
Clay County Savings Association, sew
en- of whom guarded the outside of the
building while the other two entered
and with cooked revolvers at the head
of Mr.. Baird, cashier, aud son, forced
them into theyault and compelled them
to deliver all the money In the bunk
AS the robbers were leaving Mr.. Baird
thrust his head outIof the window and
gave the alarm a boy named Wyman
repeated the alarm, was shot i've times
and instantly killed. The robbers
mounted their horses and escaped. A
party of thirty citizens started in pur-
suit. Fifty more followed yesterday,
but at last accounts no captures had
been made. The robbers divided the
money at Mount Gilead church, ten
miles from Liberty, to enable them to
scatter If necessary. Three OF the rob
bers were recognized as notorious busl1-
LVhackers during the war.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINc1NNAr1, Feb. Is.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.
Flour quiet and prices unchanged; sales of
100 bblS family ut 10 50. Wheat dull Mt I 50
for No. i new red. Corn dull at 81 for No.
Shelledl. Oats duh at IS for No. 2. Rye dull ut
73 for No. !. Hogs dull and prices nominal:
receipts, 500 head. Provisions flrmeE, but not
quotably higher. Mes Pork Is held geneFally
ut . 60, with buyers at Is So Bulk Meats are
held at l21S9l6 for shoulders, sides and clear
sides. Packed Bacon Is in moderate demand
at II1<al61<, and lB5S for shoulders, sides and
clear sides Lard Is generally held ut Is, with
buyers Mt III. Groceries dull. Cotton dullat
~ for middllpg. WhislSy dull and prices
nominal. Gold 1875.
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TRESTos, N. j., Feb, I5.-The New
ark and New York Railroad bill pass
ed the House this morning by n vote of
81 to 81. The result was received with
great applause.
The House of Assembly late last night
after stubborn fight, passed the bill
rntifying the lease of the Morris and
Essex Railroad to the Great Western
Railroad. titiff
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h95i NEw YoRK, Feb. 70.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
Copper Falls %; Franklin IS; Hancock
I5zE; Isle Royal Is; Minnesota ii; Quincy 81;
Bay State 90; Boston Water Power 2S5s-
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NASHVILLE, February 1.-THE river
is at II stand with seven feet water on
the shoals. Weather clear and very
cold. Cotton IS very dull at 34a35c.-
No shipments. Receipts, 92 bales.
Alexander NJ. Porter, a we'll known
wealthy citizen ofthis city, died. sud-
denly to-day of nm epiliptfc fit.
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New YORK, Feb. 15.-The superior
cationin behalf of the female sufferers
by the Mercer frauds for an Injunction
against the owners of the ship Conti-
mental. Messrs, Buck and Chittenden,
the counsel, viii take further steps for
their relief.
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CIlieneo srarKet.

CHICAGO, Feb. Is.
Flour dull. Wheat active and advanced
1@II4cs IT549l 20 for No. and S0IS2 for No.
2. Oats dull al 22922H for No. !. HlghWineS
dull at Is. Provisions dull Mes Pork 81.
Lard dull ut 1875. Hogs dull and declined 5Oc;
dressed 10 509l6 %. itit