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MISCELLANEOUS News.

NEW YORK, March 16.-An amusing
account of hoax practiced upon the
Spanish authorities here n few days
since, with the countennnee of the
Chilian envoy in this city, is Published.
A letter purporting to be intended for
the Chilian Minister at Buenos Ayres,
and bearing imitation of Senior B. Wen
ma Muckinna's signature, was dropped
i'm The street at point where two Span
ish spies were passing. They picked
up the letter concerning the movements
OF imaginary ChiIian privateers, which
solves the mystery ofthe sudden depart
ure of the Iwo Spanish war vessels, the
Curmin and the Isabella Cqtalica, from
this port. The expense to the Spanish
Government of the FOOLS GRAND upon
Which these vessels were despatched,
owing to the ruse played by the Chilian
envoy, is estimated at S3O,UOO. n
An important decision on the subject
of the value of United States Treasury
notes, making them equal in every re
spect, in legal contemplation, TO sini-
lar denomination in gold, has just been
rendered by general term of the SUI
preme Court. The agreement in the
case was to pay freight money IN goid
or silver on the delivery of the cargo in
New York. The plaintiffs, John VIII
son q Co. owners of the British ship
Allantn, in January, 1866, chartered
the vessel TO Gillanders, Arbuthnot q
Co., of Calcutta, and the cargo was con-
signed to Edwin ID. Morgan and others
of this city. The vessel arrived here IN
June, and the freight money, amount
ing to $326.9O, was rendered III treasury
notes. The offer was refused and pay
ment in specie was demanded. This
was refused and the controversy. CARR
ed to the Supreme Court, and the decls-
ion written BY Judge Mcneil, lays down
the law to be that all debts can be sat
isfied by tender OF payment in United
States treasury notes. The former au-
Indication has merely established that
Contracts nude before the passage OF
the act of 1852, and providing Tor the
payment in the legal currency OF the
country, could be satisfied by payment
in United States treasury notes.
The Worlds Montreal special says
that there is less excitement, though
the preparations to resist an attack are
actively, proceeding. Acabinet council
was held, presided over by the Gov
ernor General, during which teIe-
grams We're received from the Gov
errors of New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia. The first announced reso-
luton endorsing confederation had
passed the upper House of the Legisla-
ture unanimously and similar result
is expected in the lower Honse. Other
dispatches expressed the belief that the
measure was sure of success in Nova
Scotia Powder. in private magazines,
had been ordered to be removed to st.
Helenis Island, which Is strongly forth
fed and commanding the city. The
citizens are rapidly enrolling them-
selves here and at other principal cit
les for guard duty ia the event that
troops may be needed at the frontier.
Yesterday % 900 Enfield rifles were sent
to upper Canada.
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Now Yorl. rInrker.


Cotton-DuQ, heavy and droopingat 40aIlc
for mi idling. Flour-Dull, and common and
medium grades SO lower 81 SO97 40 for extra
state; IS S09S 50 for sound extra round hoop
Ohio. and S. Sell 90 for trade brands, market
closing dull. Mhisky-Unchanged AZ s. .
for western. Wheat-YeTy dull, and medium
and common grades 1@2c lower, Barley
Without decided change. Barley Malt-Dnll.
COrn-More active but prices without decided
chsnge; 70a75c for nnsound. and 7i91Sc for
sound mixed western in store and delivered.
oats=Heavy; S5g42c for unsound western,
and SIC for sound do. CoR4e-Dull. Sugar
Dull; lU5E@l0Ec for Cuba. and ll1zc for Ha-
Vana. MolaSSeS-Dull. Petrolenm-Dull; .
9Z6c for crude, and SS64Oc for refined in bond.
Pork-HeaVy; S3B926 is for new mess, clos
ing at So l91 cash; S36 for old do, and 81 l21<
al 50 for prime; also 500 bhls new mes for
March, April and May. sellers option, ut
$40 25G26 IS. Realistically: Sl692O for new
plain mess, and SD 5l92i 90 for new extra
mess; also $50 tierces prime mess at $50 80, and
So 90 for India mess. Beef Hams-HeaHy at
81 OOaSS 90. Cut Meats-Unchanged; llS
l2He Tor shoulders, and l6IldlSl{c for hams
Dressed HogELower at l29l214c Tor city.
active and hrmeT; l5c for Cum
berland cut, and l51s9I6c for short ribbed
alphabetically firmer at I79l9Zc, and small
sales at l95+c- Butter-Steady; 2@a DC for |
Ohio, and 10000 for State Cheese-Quiet at /
lb129c-
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Pittsbureh Live stock market.

.EttEs ~ EANPTTTsBURGH, March Is.
CATrLE-The market contains an ample
supply OF the various qualities The offerings
were the largest we have quoted for many
weeks. Tho stock offered was as general
thing of a better description. Prices. how
ever, ruled in favor OF purchasers; who nm
derstand how to make the proper use OF the
same. The supply WIS in excess OF the de
nland. Drovers were not disposed TO be jolly
The figures did not meet their Views As
usual the largest inquiry was for the better
descriptions. Extra Quality sold I9L1S me-
dunn and common grades sold 5349614. a
numt.er of droyeTs forwarded their STOCK east
in preference to selling ut prices that were
current here. below viii be found the sales
that came under our notice:
HOGS-The season for packing being over
we have only retail sales to record; rates that
were current last week would answer ON the
present occasion, viz: 91<9l0 Q n.
SHEEP-Generally were neglected although
the demand was larger than the previous
week. The offerings were moi large. Prices
ruled about the same Some 30 head Of extra
sue was sold at good round prizes Medidrn
sales were to city butchers
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Financial NIatters---TheT Two leading
Officers OF the Treasury Department
Mt LoggerheRdS.

WASHINGfON, March
In n letter dated 9th or February, Mr..
Freeman Clarke, Comptroller of the Cuuen-
cy gave out some views relative to the Ma
IionaI finances materially at variance with
those OF the Secretary of The Treasury as APP
pe1lr in his loan bill proposed to Congr S.
The points mnde by The Comptroller are That
produce no panic nor disturbance of general
business nor distrust in the public mind; and
that the work OF inndlng, II clrIea %. on 1p en-
floating securities or the Government until
the entire mass OF the short-dated paper IS
exchanged for long bonds and W1thdrAWn.
and that the funding process can go on Just
rs well IL the loan bills now before Congress
si iai 70 N the ras,ipv MT rIaIe mn.
der date OF the 10th instant, attacks the last
statement of the public debt gwen by Mr..
Mccullocn, which he declares to be lneScusa-
bly, erroneous. He says that he cannot see
any valid reason for making q distinction be-
tween gold deposits and deposiis, OF ctr5eh ,.S,
ing the month of February, without any
authority OF law, Sl0,612.I00 OF hye twenty
bonds and purchased Sll $4,000 OF seven-thlr-
ty notes, making his purchase 81 800 more
than his sale. This sum the Comptroller
thinks should be included as money on hand.
Abiding to the annual report OF the Score
tRry, in which he announces That Sll2,UOO,UOO
more than current receipts Will be necessary
to get the department through the year, Mr..
Chlrke decIafTs his opinion that, with como
my, the Treasury will nave on hand nt the
end Of the fiscal year, June SOth, nearly or
FULLY 500 100000 surplus
The Indications of indisposition by Con-
gTeSs to further currency reduction, are haV-
Ing the natural effect TO stimulate stock spec
ulation md render prices more buoyant at
New York. The resolution introduced by
Mr. Sherman, in the Senate, providing that
the aggrr gate amount of legal tender notes
shall not nail below Si.O,0OO,OOO, or, in other
words, to exempt this amount OF greenbacks
from the funding process, together with the
larse accumulation OF unemployed currency,
as shown by the bank statements, has started
prices up ngain. The arrival, 100, OF the AS
pinwan steamer with Slt42l,SOS, CalnoInla
bullion, added to the weakness OF both gold
and exchange. The Treasury ONCE received
100000 OF this shipment by transfer OF San
NfSr rms
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
WheeIIne wholesale Market.
OFPICE DAILY INTELLIGESCER,
WHEELING. March IL, '66.

81
FLOuR-Is firm for fancy and family brands;
Very little demand for low grades Extra 50
90 so; family SlOGl0 50; fancy brands Sll 80.
BACoS-Shoulders, fresh from smoke, l5c'
packed plain hams, 22C1 sugar cured (uncan-
va sed y 23a2ic.
PHovtsIoNs-Bulk shoulders l31l9l4c; sides,
ribbed, Ice; clear lie; mess pork so 90 for new.
LARD-Good supply; lSc in tierces; zoe In
SEEDS Clover seed in good demand, 81 Oo9
BUTTER-Scarce and nothing doing in large
way.
.PorAToIsS-Scarce, and selling at 81 90 . Dbl
CHEEsE.smaIl demand; 2lc for choice
BEANsEFair demand; 81 5O@2 90 for prime.
+ DRIED FRUrT@Active demand; 20c for
peaches; l21E@I5c for new bright apples
Carbon OII-Decllned, and selling nj &C.
LARD OIL-hefined extra No. j, at SOU
lower grndes not wanted.
CoFFEEGood TO fair 27c; prime soc; choice
STGAR-Havana. in boxes. ISc; gooOd Cuba
l5c; choice Porto Rico Ice; hard refined la9
SYRUPS6oa75c for low grade; 9OcGsl % for
good; 81 . for extra brands; Porto Rico mo-
soDA%iSc for. American; 1sc for English; lie
in boxes.
FIsH-Fair supply and moderate demand;
new mackerel IN hall bbls, for No. $40 90: No.
g. 50 90 for large. Kits, 50 . for No. l. s. 90 for
No. Lake herring, half Dbl, 81 IS; white tish,
NAIIsS7IS for 1Od and upwards; ~ for s
b BRooAs- s. 5O94 80 for good common.
SALTS 90 from yard, for Ohio River 81 .
ToBAGco-751SOcf for dark los, rs and navy;
81 O0gl D for bright Is and rs; 81 35gl 50 for
fancy chewing brands; 91S91c for bright i e.
soAPGiic FOR wheeling. I5c for Eastern
'cASDLE-1sc for city mould tallow; 96c for
star; DC for hotel
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CBy Telegraph
Spirit of the stock Market
NEW YoRK, March 1s.

The Commercial says:
The stock market IS less active but arm; the
speculative movement Is extending over
more stock. Governments are stu strong
money increases. Merchants deposits are
steadily augmenting, and II Is found difficult
TO employ all the balances. brokers have no
difficulty In borrowing on call at 5 per cent,
though many Lenders still ask per cent.
Seven per cent. IS the minimum for prime
names good pass at $50 per cent The gold
market h again weak, apparently owing 70
the fact that the bears have about ceased buy
ing the short contracts; It Is quoted at Bug
I56J<. Foreign exchange is extremely dull;
there Is an enlarged supply Of cotton bulS,the
rates for which are Tespondingiy low and
very Irregular; sterling DIS range at lOo1z9
i07; Paris do. $50, bAnkers' 90 days sterling, IS
quoted at 1881, but we hear OF no tLaIr5ac-
tons over I0S1S and probably l0S may be con-
sidered the rate for a heavy amount
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New York, March 16.-The Com
mercial's special says: President john
son has determined to have 10000 col
ore1 troops, now stationed at the South,
mustered out within the coming month.
The cases of alleged frauds by the
whisky distillers were called up this
morning, but on the request of the de-
PENDANTS, it was argued to postpone the
cases to Friday, the Goth inst.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-The
steamer America, of the Nicaragua
line, sailed to-day with a large number
of Passengers.
Two steamers sailed to-day for Port
land, Oregon, carrying n large load of
passengers aud freight destined for
Montana and Idaho mines.
The remains, of u man have been
found in the mountains of Oakland.
They are supposed to be that of Prof
t. D.. Pottery, of Pennsylvania, who
has been missed from this city since
The steamer Sierra Nevada has arriv-
ed from Portland, Oregon, bringing
$50, 500 in treasure.
Mining stocks are Irregular.
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New York Money and stock Market.

\ NV YORK, March 70.
Money and Gold-Money continues easy a
5Ql6 Dser cent. Sterling Exchnnge-Duu AZ lOo
SSIGe3I (iOld-LeSs active and lower OPEN
faQ Al I3I and closing at 1S0<.
CSoyernment Stocks-A shade better US
g. 5-21 coupons, d. 1885; Y. = y, i9-se 49,
tered Oh treasury uoteeSt I-ols secono seLle1I
SgIS: do third series, ey5s. 49, -. e.
sfafe Stochs-Missoun bsIz f-ff
Freighfs-To Liverpool quiet
h Sfocf-Strong= Ohio. 4 Mississippi certih-
80 So. New York Central a25Sss Erie 81:
i5ssSi mo lo5l. Sficllissnn southern 76; Pitts-
bS11,sii 7sS1Z. Michigan central 1857; Chicago a
NoffhWesJern preferred 5S<; Toledo los; Chi
ego e Rock Island l0515i Fort Wayne az
TefTe Haute preferred 5g4.
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ERIE, Pa, March 15.-The boiler at
tached to Altiof's planning mill, exPlo-
ded this morning, killing one man
named Sibley, from st. GATHERINGS O.
W., and seriously injured three others,
names not1znown, and completely de-
molishing the mill, throwing portions
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wAsH1NeroN, March 16.-The SUI
prone Court now has before 1t for argu-
ment the cases OF DR.. Cummings, q Ro-
man Catholic Priest, who was indicted
and convicted by the Circuit Court for
Pike county, Missouri, for performing
the duties OF his calling without taking
the oath prescribed by the second artl7
and fined $500 with Imprisonment until
paid; and of Mr.. Garesche, lawyer,
who was excluded from the practice OF
his profession by the Supreme Court OF
the State, because he would not take the
oath. The Judgment in DR.. Cummings
case having been affirmed by the Su-
preme Court of Missouri, both cases
were brought up on a writ of error to
the Supreme Court of the United States.
The President has approved of the
act concerning the withdrawal of goods
from bonded warehouses.
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A MAN OF A THOUsAND.--A cox
NUMPTIVE CURED

DR H. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
~ OF great eEninence, discovered, while In
the East Indies, \ certain cure for COIisimp-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
ed by him when his only child, q danghtef.
and Is now alive and we'll DesirOus OF bene-
fiting MS fellow Inortals. he VIII send 20 those
who wish IL the recipe, containing full dice
tons for making and successfully using the
remedy free on receipt Of their names with
two stamps Ia pay expenses IheIe Is NOT a
NOT AZ once take hold Of and disSipate- Night
Eveatg UeeyishneSz, irritation OF tile nerves,
faIiTTre a memory. difficult expectoTattols
Sham mains in the lungs. sore throat, chilly
seTuations nausea at the stomach. inaetton OF
the bowels, wasting away otthe muscles
r8-sFhe writer viii please state the nan1e or
the paper they see this advertisement m
a ,isfressl - C,RADUOCK 4 co,
-. 1852 Race 81, Philadelphia Penn.
ehlt7WeOdalAWe
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@lisfellaurons.

nIHIS COMPANY HAVING oRGANIZ-
/ ed in April, 1864, In conjunction with the
well known hrm OF Cache & Co, as n Joint
stock company OF
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
of the best establishments Of this country and
Europe The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the excellencies of all the
latest improvementS;andi Il will be apparent TO
all that men whose skill and abilities having
been approved by the best manufactures viii
not be less successful when their own Interest
and reputation are involved. Asa testimony
to the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CoAtPE-
TTToRs,
by the judges of the late Exhibition held at
the Maryland Institute OF Baltimore, Md, in
October, 1865.
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, IL not su-
want OF hrst-class Piano. manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the best male
rial, will save Dealers commission, which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly to
the factory, as above directed. or by applying
at Professor HARTMAN RRYTERS, No. l63
Market street, for further Information. a
liability reconstruction, for every instrument,
and Will be keptin tune for one year free Of
charge. Old pianos taken IN exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired Will please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner of said estab-
llsIment will be here for one week.
Old Pianos taken In exchange febS-ly
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THE FERTILIZER.
mAEnn PER YEARl &c van

I'D i sOOO agents everywhere TO sell
oiir iSPROyRD so Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds Under and upper fed. War
Tnnted five years. Above salnry or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
ia United States for less than so, which nTe
MN LiosIlseI by Hone ITheeLy d. HIZsoa Gro
ter e BCLEeT, Singer q o.. and RdchekEfer. Al
other cheap machines are 6lfSin1e1Henls. Cir
cIIIars free. Address, or call upon Shaw &
Clark, BiddefoTd. Maine. tanl-eod4w3m
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HAVING COMPLETED OUR AR
II rangements, we are now prepared TO
forward Money Packages, Freights, sc, to
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE, and all SOUTHERN ATLANTIC
CITIES. and all intermediate points.
Collections attended to with promptess and
dispatch.
nB-Freights will be called for and delivered
FREE OF CHARGE on leaving notice ut
our Office, No. "A Main street.
L. F. BEELER, Agent.
B. F. KELLEY, Supt. Western Division:
feb2S-Iy
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The Latest News.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
By TELE G RA PH.

ny the Union Line:
once, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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WASHINGTON, March 10, 1866.
SENATE.
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Biutg geeeu 8aarsabluna.

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II. 9n'er; @sifatbe. 9dts. gDaeen. Elanth, ante !selti
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Hsti IN . u. ~ RpHaIsu nit aaytl ga'gibofL
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