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Arrest OF Despern6o-Thc ConHt1tu-
I1unality of the TeAt Oath to be Test.
el-kkallrond Sale-Expose OF 1he e.
8. Robbery Case.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEibure-1
ST. LOUIS, March g.
John Orrick, ihc dc.pcrado, charged with brrak-
Ing through The skyiight into Campbell's tobacco
store on Chestnut street, about year ago. was ar
rested this morning, by Officer Boland, near the
corner OF Naln and Chestnut streets. lie had not
been secn about since the robbery. In 1850, ontck
vas arrested as rebel spy, By Capt DempstJ, and
turned over to the military authorities. An enet-
neer gave Information thai O.Ilck made proposals
the caee came rp far invesiieatont thc witness was
found TO have becn tp'rt'td away, and oHtcS e.
capped.
ttltutinnalty Of the test cath Of the new Consttu-
ton Of Missouri nas been set for trial In the su
prtms Court of The United ssa,ss On he e,h Inst.
Re4eEdy johnson Of Maryland.
been referred to the judiciary Committee, IL refer
No anes arr imposed, hut siE months lmps1son-
nen1 tn the county Jill is inflicted.
ggs Fl sffI e H. Il oa n III to
rolling s!oek Of the Cairo y Fulton Railroad,
which il 70 take place early IN September.
e ,ss e see Usa s..ss ss ass9
and The recovery Of the money. 1t says the rob-
bery was planned By one Jchnsou. saloon-Eeeper,
On Broad"ay. End Wat participated n BY nye men.
The plan ~ agreed upon was faithfully carried out,
and attef Miller was gagged and robbed, the aTe
eQuaIly,. each receiving $500, leaving 1900
cred by johnson. The robbers thought themselves
safe, as The plan had been fully carried out. and
each one carried Oft hiz shase Of The plunder thus
But The thieves were mistaken. Tha police commits
sloners had known ofthe projected fobhety for tHo
weeks before It occurred and had their Detectives
Il was because ihe {I.oo0 was Insufficient to bay
,ert East for .e detectives to work up the job mat
medistsy mex went 10 WORK. ma before liz Eext nicht
or more Of the supposed ronbers we're arrested.
or course It was neceesas5 that the
sa''s saa n,:ss :ss It. saeRle tese 0s:ss ss
10 the ea1booss they were confined In the nndsii
Hotel. Before the Monday night succeeding he
5sSSe H. ss s4 1STa ssy + e. f5s Iad Il fas ,
leuuaster and his sitter in-lav, johnson and bis
-; Joe Gilbert and bin vile, md a man named
Lyaan. These parties we're all confined in eepl-
corridors Of the ohosel 10 Irnnt Of The rooms
Of these prisoners Of state called attention to the
matter, Neumnster WIS the inst to suceumh to
hous q his slstesn.av, % St Cnafles street, vas
eesrched, ant $16 COG. the ehara OF himself and LJ-
DAn, found concealed In the mattresses On tho
Foliow1n. mp the clue, two W es1s. hesmetical-
ground, on Washington avenue Thsse cans con-
ssld % 10 @ hare been seeoTe;ed otber 1amof, 6avs il
thst S120CQ more we're discovered in Johnsoo's
house, md that portion OF The money WAS found
rs ia isi It ihe time q The robber, "a the charge
Of passing eouutsrteEt money, would aeem to dis
prpTc he rrmnf. It is now said that al lhs par
] Sous couoected With this robbery hare been dis
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rheru is no material chance In mining ahsres.
, 1866-03-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
A Brief Retrospect.
The Record of ma Eycntru1 Week.
[From Our Own Corrctpondeutl

The Record Of ma EycnttuI Week.
[from Our Own Corsctpondeut]
wAsuMe1ox. Fen. s6. 1861.
The past week witnessed events in the Ma
tionM Capital, that arc destined to form one
of the most remarkable and nomentous cpl
sodes in the political history Of this country
Instead Of recording them from dsy to day In
successive letters In imperfect form and with
insufficient understanding of their causes and
relations to each other, deemed 1t prcfera-
bic to witt until could group them all To-
gethcr into one compact, coherent narrative,
with such full explanations and comments as
would insure better comprehension Of their
origin and bearing.
What bas happened since Monday Inst did
not surprise the more fas-seelng political OBJ
servers in and out of Congrtss- The most saga
cious End penetrating minds had for mouths
been thoroughly convinced that the Executive
has been steadily and surely working, ever
since last summer, for rupture with the
party that had raised him to the highest sta
tiou in the Land that complete ecbfsm was
but question Of time; that no extent Of for
tearance, concfliation, concession on the part
Of Congress would prevent it; that the appa-
rent, loudly xpressed desire Of The Preaident
ior harmony in the loyal ranks and friendly
cooperation between the Executive and Legis-
lative branches Of the Government, was but
insidlous deception, under The mask Of which
be worked assiduously in disintcgrating and
corupting the Union party. And animated
BY this conviction, they made their voices con-
tinuoualy heard in warning, privately and
publicly, through the press aud from the ros-
trum, aggninst The impending pcrfdIous con-
summation. But for long time they we're
not heeded. Now the fullest realization OF
their predictions has proved the clearness Of
their provision and the confidlng blindness OF
those who, TO the last, insisted upon the
Presidents fidelity to the party that elected
him.
stlll, this misplaced confidence has wrought
more good than evil. The greater the de-
ception, the stronger the reaction among
those who LOCALLY placed their trust in him.
The earnest, true nen, who had faith In the
sincerity Of his ASSURANCES, and stroyc accord
incly With great constancy to prevent an
est,snccment between him and Congress, by
restraining, on the one hand, loud utteraneea
of dfstrust toward the White House at either
end Of the Capitol had counsetng, on the
other, freely and frequently with the Execu-
tive as to the legislative measures likely to
Incet hi. appreciation. and thus preserve har-
nouy In the common party, arc now more
justly and profoundly indignant at the full
revelation Of his double-faced, treacherous
conduct than those who always doubted him.
Is It to be wondered that, In view Of execu-
tive disclaimers iunumerable, running through
the LIST seven Or eight months, Of anJ snten.
, 1866-03-05

Tho general Grain markets to-day opened bnoy-
mt, but became unsettled, and closed weaker on
account Of The decline tn goid.
The ProTision market, under unfavorable adytces
rom New York vas very dull and heavy, and prices
had downward tendency. Mess Pusk vas in falz
demand At $e8.00, but tcl1eEs were generally hold
ing their stocks at $2ti25, and We hare to report
only 800 btls II {e6.12H. Bulk Meats WeEo quiet
md easier-wilh sales Of "a 000 D. Bulk Shoulders
at 10ttsc luose. Hogs Tongues were sold II $laoo
.per br1. Rump Pork was quiet, with sale ot 100
brls at x9Qc0 Lard was feelJ oeased At t74c. bat
bere was little or no dsmaud and We have 10 note
sale Of only 50 t1cs at 18e.
Dressed HoEs wera ve1y dnu and wa uota de-
cline Of sc pei 100 Ds, with ta1es 1t 10A0l1A-
chiefly at 10Y lie. dividing On 200 Ds.
uIshuines were scarce and drrn, with aa1a Of only
10 b,ls At $a-9i-generally held at ss2s.
There uas steady demand for Flour, ana the
ms1tet ruled tru, but without any vI.sbie change
In qEoatlnns The eales aggregate $40 barrels It
SI0UR1-50 tor Spring Extras and 33.75 for Uneound
EFT 81. White Wfnters ara du1-the only demand
being on nccount Of the city retail trade
The market iof No. Spring wheat opened 1T 40
avauce OF &c the closing price Of yes.erdsy. but
afrer the New York despateh was announced. the
improvement vss more than lost but toward the
c1oAed shade better thsn yesterday. No Spring
wa4 n,1n at m advance Of 1c. Red Winter was
dull md neglected Tbs transactions Aggregate
1s1,co0 bu II 81 s4TG1.s7h for No. I; ss1a3c fse
No. ,, and Csc foz Rejected spting-cloaing atsadJ
al Il !951i foF No. 1:
, 1866-03-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY EVENING, March ,, 1873.
The spring t1ade opens very steady. Our West
en- merchants arc attl1 acting esuhously, and al-
though p,ices are considerably lower than former,
y, sAles arc compasausely Light. The expectation
that Secretary NeCu1loca WILL. ut IN carly day,
tase stept 10 reduce the circulating medium, has
hsd depressing effect all branches OF trade, and
the seasons business will show heavY tsl1tny OF
from that ot last year.
The money market daring the week has been
e4oeo and stringent. Our bankers nearly al COM
plain Of light balances, and th.t their sup
ply Of currency Is beng constantly reduced- The
supply Of Eastern exchange Il not sufcient to meet
the demand, and there Is a constant dram on the
CITY for currency, both eastward md westward-she
former to meet bankers drafts md 1he hitter to pay
for the produce that Ia constantly secumulsiings
here.
To-day there IVES brisk dsmard for money.
which wns met rather unwi1linsly by the discount
houses, WHO a1e beginning to approach thcit IL
serve funds; but there was no change In rates.
Elzst class paper passsd al 10 PER cent per an
mum and etztet rates for second md third class
paper ranged from 1aGea per cent.
The following table ahows the Cleartnas and Bal
snees at the Clearing House in this city for the
d,1,0 trxu1a
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York, IMch..........6
Hamilton, rexulaf.....S
| " D....,....-H
| Penabtrton E.
:" 4.........30
8wLft SllFcr......,...,:N} J
Star Mills, M-lHch.....l!t
~ Yk-jbfh ~



:: &
s o ;kst ~'a + or secx a iss s
country Of ntt,e m4,e tsao tht5d Of lsst ysaE s9d
heaithiest festares oi sae nussn..s TSe ps,ac.oti
e gu sasfe s resa.Is M or a
nse. Our receipts Of hogs seem e Tighten some Of
duseRat . s@d shs@ p market i; maca msatsT.
9s a sa5 - I'd
Een,s ,nds, + s7ess.'sy Iqsons Tastnsr h
ss!s'. ,,tss Ssa 1.s,.s. Gsts,1S e
the bn,neAlf neees,ta:ed. TIE s.cept4 q AoEs q
IL sesa ta,s o aSd se shspens
1--we .s.s Iosa 3ss., 'sa,nS TT Il p.sa !oe L 81 r
e.. xsre Fsr fe 6rsssed M
fss u r:e 'sp1t "a
ast year thau th!s pscie having closed 5etass
Ivs I'D bfsata a,ll sscoaat q: ,he s6eaeats e
fss1ea sai rs assfRi Ell ID
s ssR Sesa III y
TesE Tha marie; Hos s., osso Ts M i1psd # q
IL IL fs' is1 5ls:.t a 4 + 8:
a:e nd h,n, :as' '5. % =
a. esse a.. e. ,a1pe5ns: =: r. e.
sud tse m1,Res b. rajsd dr1a s yssoo % sad but
enniG nrnhah1 Ss nad iostr. EXTRA Primo and hump
s,n al iS 10 ae Bulk Meats - anlet !oa % loxe
Ssm. III h Ii 10 i3c, 1ccoiAn. ~ aes ad hssud,
TnsIe % re no erteo Resss Offering "a Il.ms tfop sly
mests ~ 10 deaADd u l5.s lS4 foF Cumberlands
.es3 !q ahis ss9s s r. en n IT, soah ~
x ssatI.ly h @ .ssend ssna, I'd shsse sat ssle
Setip rendered No INT Il 10 IN. Gfeases ~ I'm Al
e 1as wn}s; 4 70 M 5As 70, ysov. aod . 1oc for
cpaily for the English mEkek but catt,s ~ 90 hi:h
to alloy tae pseasEa 70 sel u the prices ocered:
few sAles have. however. been made II &, 10
thr latia Ae.A, Ra.rtIled Becf Il Crm Il 5llo1 %
~ fos ana ss p 70 sls ~ for e1t1a meas rsa-
Ffsishfs 70 New York. sGc Bcaton, &C: baltimore
uxsxY M1Ivlxn + CO.
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Pennsy1vauI4 Given over 10 4 mo-
H~rseye

Penu.yivau1. Gsyen over 10 q Mo-
H~rseys
= T From the Pittsburgh Gaxsttc.l y
We had hoped that the psessus Lesisiasnfe
would prove equal to its duties and put an
end to the grinding railroad monopoly unoI
which.the State has been suffering for Ieass.
but the hope Uas , vain one. The bill giving
the PENNSYLVANIA Road tho power to build
branches from the Philadelphia & Erie Road
in any direction through the- northern and
the bill extending the charter OF the Com
nellsyilIc and Southern Pennsylvania Road,
and giving 1t power to extend Its road from
ConneIlgvfIle to Pltnburgh b has passed the
House with the certainty impending that 1t
viii pass the Senate.
These two bills give the Pennsylvania Road
full possession Of The state, 20 far - railroad
priytIe4es are concerned. With Al The avail
Able routes, north and south, in ~ possession,
It has : complete monopoly Of tho through
trnflc ftom east to west, and one men II can
keep and exercise for at least hTe years so
come. We'll, ,re are used to It, and can stand
Il tor years to come, ~ we have done hitherto,
II the people can. We have done our oest 70
prevent Ii, and If the people, who arc the
main sufferers, choose to have It 50. let them
have 1t to the fuil-
, 1866-03-05

NV EoRK, March 3,-OG1cial retnrns OF the
finances aud business OF one hundred aud eight
insurance companies OF this Stase give tbe follow
ing 6gu1es for ,he past yeax: Anoun, Of fire risks
wt1ttsa In the gear, 8iG e0i: amount 1en1ln-
ing In force on 3lst Dec. 81, sol; chacred
6i5; ne. cash premiums received IN 1865, S19,g55,
ta3; total income, f. 796. Fl amount paid Tor
lostea in 1865, $1as09, 81; amoant 0!
total loeses incurred In 16G5, SIS 24 ~; total.
expenditures Tor lo.ses. dividends, expenses and
taxes, 7aa2,ss ~, 81 1&a dividends, = 81, 769.
a sompssi*on With the abstfncs for 1861 sbsws
cyeaeed in 1SC5 BY {00,0 600; receipts Increased,
& 10 ST. Losses Increased, g 9a o6a2s total
net surplus diminished from 81, 1873 81 at tue
close Of 1864 to $a Is At the close Of 1885.
In 1865 tucrease Of Arc r,sks taken By the several
companies shows an ncreaae Of over $aa7, ,000. 600
over the amount written in 1851 The apstr.c..
shows that there are nineteen companiez whit b
have surp1us over and shove liabilities, and The
re.erved grant required by statute fur rensur1nce
Of on st1ndne risks and deficiency Of these nlne-
teen companies amoun1s to SSi5. .s00.55.
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THE JOINT RESOLUTION.

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"unce1taanty which cslsts in Inc MINDS o1 the
people OF The eleven States which have been
declared to be In tnsurTection, no Senators
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end'led 10 such representation" Before
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, 1866-03-05
ACOPPERHEAD CrTE.

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anf, his honest ,abo,s win be no. ouly naan
iuc,,,ctna1 hut ridIculous,
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Atoms thus fur have been foiled by the fact that
certain Judges even Of the higher courts obtain
and control their positions on the bench, aud
even tha, Of their fellow Judges BY their at1lli.
attoDs will. political rings which arc linked to
, 1866-03-05

In nother column We prfEs Eema interesting
statistics connected with the iroBtsade OF the 0Ei
ted Sktes, condensed from The RrnnaL report OF the
Secretary Of the American Iron md Steel A4toctz-
tion- .-..
The London 1iaes Of tho 1At,ru1Lx saJa at ths
present rate Of Exchange It New Inrk On LondoEi
there Is no prodt On the Importation Of gold from
the Cnlted States.
Thu European money m1rket1 At .l2test dates
continued to ahow comparative eaee, the rates at
the principal cities being On m aver.a three Per
cent below the London minimum At Paris, BEns-
Aels and Frankfort the charge Of the banks wa ayc
Der cent; but In caeh case IN the open market t1ns
actions could be negotiated at AZ per cent. AT
Hamburg the rate uas only 81. Al Amste.dam 1t
waa 81.
The ISaiionai Iate1lgeneer taJs that the cns-
renei has been reduced within the yesr past by the
aum Of TWO hundred millions without any pcrnA-
nent detEiment 10 business Tha policy Of the 5ee
retary oi the Treasury, II carried out, will serve
gradually TO reduce It BY fuudtng the comrount-
interest notes, which hare, with accumulated inter-
est been retired from ci1cnauon, and issninz new
compound notes In their place. which Will, N turn,
be funded when the interest accrued on them shall
take Them out Of circulation. This simple process
will effect slew reduction without caueiug my
spasms tn the money market.
Tho New Totk 1inses Of ThuEadAy hxs the fol
lowing with regard tn the demand tor gold by I'm
poften:
The customs demand for the three dayl OF the
week Is nearly two millions Of dollars. The Gus
toms at this port for February reach twelve million
dollars, and at other porta. test1nated} rom 9-
generally anticipated even fortnight ago. The
$4,000 10 lie previous 81, 500, 900.
, 1866-03-05
FENIANA.

A million Men Really to march-ge~
gosiati"ns for Recognition rs Bell
Ilccrents-Prolest of the English Iliu-
lateE-d:Fcat Meetings,
Ekx foRK, March 3.-Tne Erpress says 1t L. e<-
tirnated a the Fen1an headquarters to-day that
nearly one million Of men are ready TO move for
the liberation Of lreland. Several thousand have
1oIned tince Thursday.
The ssme paper has report, on good authority,
th.t negotiations are now IN progress in Wash
tngton to obintn from the Unttcn States Govern
mept The recognition OF Ireland ~ belllee1ent
mower. Sir Frederick Bruce has, it il also slated,
protested as1inst any e1ch, Application being re-
ceiyed. In behalf Of the English Government.
The Hcad Central Council have Issued orders 10
the brotherhood to act IN etrct accordance with the
Cu,ted St1tes neutrality lava.
The meeting at Jones' sWood tomorrow Is eI-
pecied to b very large. Eight stands for speakers
ue 10 be erected On the ground.
John T. EaR!e has resigned AZ Centre for the Dis
t{et Of Manhattan. In tha Senatorial interest, On
account OF professional duties.
MN HAvKd. Coma. March 2-Atoustns Feolsn
, 1866-03-05
telegraph Consolfd1tion-Ptafu Lnu-
Enn%e.
IEIum the Ejuclur nj Caretfa nf E.3dsrl


>. There was much indignation to-day among
the stockholders Of the United States Tele-
sition to consolidate with The Western Gnfon
Company, without consulting those who arc
generally presumed to have some rights IN
the premises. It Was generally concluded
thit the New York managers. notwifhstand-
ing their high professions, aze no better than
trcksters, and they VIII sell out the interests
money In their own pockets. There are too
many stockholders III the West, however, to
naer the proposed fraud to Be eonsarnnated .aY
quietly. Tbs amount Of stock held IN this
dty Is $250,O0, and the whole Of this was
mbsczihed for the purpose Of securing COM
ihe Important business Of talcgrspFhiuS.
, 1866-03-05
THE SPANS H-PEHUVAN
WAR.
Instructions TO CaNssa0 House 0meers
No Pr1Hes OF E1t1sF RelltEcrcmSs 10
~ Adzultfed 70 VR4SeA States Ports.

be Adualtte0 - VR4feA s&AIeA FoFtss
Hxv Yo1x, March 3-Tho Secretary Of the Itca-
.nrv Yesterday issned hs following cttculr 10 Cut
tc1n. officers relative 10 Spanish and PeruVian
prtses: r...,o
1thas been officially announced to this Govern.
x,.nt fbaf hoaihtics between Spzia md Pc.u hasc
eea rrsunad. ~ po.sihe that during ,se 2es9 COZ
y. h1inr ,nta Unttcd States poFs taken rom
Ps, b tas vi St s9s otsss
cuns1 utrsnoa Of such vessels INTO thetr re.pee-
i've distncts creeping wneo' s ',.9a.,ors q ses :,
,se seson ., hs r. Of as = d1s, @
i ~ and tounase, IN witch case tho provisions
,a'P II ~ ,ecnnn mnss be strictly ento~ea cellse.
LOT IN thc1T respective districts to wafn all sea
snt ~. y ather beit1se.rnt that they may md ed
esy- :" 10 enter the ports Of the United states
Wiih nh ss or captures. IN charge Of prize crews,
tses es bort 81 refuge In dstrr.s. and IN this
LEY tte - uectors win promptly modify the Depart
eass 1ae go fsct OF snch arrival, and The circnu-
e1autS 1autssI Zig aH. McCCLLocu,
t''zA4' "Sec1etary Of the treasury"
, 1866-03-05
IMPORTANT ORL 'ER.
Il Military Board to Meet nj s. = Louis TO
Make Promotions.
w,su,soros. March a-Ths fo11oylu, order has


HEADQUAnTEK5 OF TIE NRH1,
Ap1UrANr GENERALS 07rt :1,>
NAsutE6ros, March ], 1854
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 925-A Beard Of o1lsers
will assemble at ST. Louis, No., Cd Marct, lii l5G6>
or Is .eon thereafter As practicable, to nal 70 re-
Communications ;for hreyet promotion ifpn a1r
bteyet or acnal rink for which the arpo4nrme ot y
already confirmed. to the grades Of BdCaier and
Major Generals In the regular army The b m
viii make liz recommendations either from the LIST
al appointments 10 those grades already made b 1t
not confirmed, OF ffom ofieess rot appointed II c
Recommendations Will be oftwo different elssses.
F11e& for gallant and medtortons serrtc9; secuud.
for fai,hlul service. Recommendation Of the frst
clats will only be for specific actions, and can-
paisns In which fhe officer recommended hss been
preee1t; and where more thsn ono breset - recon-
mended. the .gectsl action or campa1sn sso9sd be
The Adtntant General will At once forward to the
senior officer OF the board 4. st. Louis, Mo-. the
Communications for brcvet. and Other information
necessary for the action Of The board.
By command Of Lieut. Gen. Grant.
(9fgued) F. D. ToWSsHsD&
Assistant Adjutant General
, 1866-03-05

WAs1uxa1ox, March 1-Capt. John MeCaaerty,
late State prisoner in Ireland and Special Envoy ot
james stephens, has caused quito comnotfon
an immense meeting, called to express Indignation
al the euspen1ion Of the writ Of Aaoeas eo7put in
Ireland. Other Eeotfemen also delivered speeches,
strongly denuuciatorJ Of the British government.
$ls,CU0 worth Of bonds Of the Irish republic were
tojd at the meeting. Cheers for James stephens
ard Pie. 1dent John,on were given with g1eat en-
thusiasm. The captain snid he had imp3rted tn
formation to eecrrt meeting OF Fenians which
he hoped would not be communicated in public
The captain hxd long and tntereattn. lulerv1cW
with President johnson.