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The motion WAS rejected.

A long debate ensued on the merits Of
the bill, but without reaching any con-
tclusion the committe rose to receive a
message from the Senate.
A variety of motions to suspend the
rules to get in bills and resolutions,
were made and rejected, while the
House was waiting to receive the action
Of the Senate on the report of the con-
terence committee on the supplements
~ reconstruction bill.
The Speaker laid before the House a
message from the Senate announcing
that it had agreed to the report of the
conference committee on the supple
mentary reconstruction bill; thereupon
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, from said com
mittee, made similar report. oyo
After a brief discussion the confer
ence report was agreed 70, and the bill
81" House u sa adjoarnss. .Tl gYliNNi I
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81 BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the Register.l

LONDON, March Is, Evening.-Arrests
of Fenians continue in Ireland. Head
Centre Dennis has been caught at Cork.
Gen. Burke and forty others recently
captured have been car,ied in irons to
Clonmel Jail.
FrANKFoRp, March l3.-5-20s ~.
LONDON, March 10, Noon.-Consols
opened steady at 81; 5-20s, 74@; Illinois
Central 7Sl: Erie 40. j..
LIVERPOOL, March 19, Noon.-Market
opened at highest quotations yesterday,
and prospects are fair for good ousi-
ness: middling uplands 13sd; safes OF 10,
day estimated ~ 10000 bales. Lard
sis yer cwt. American tallow 4is per
cwt. Resin. common. % Sd per cwt.
LoSpoN. March 1s.-Midnight.-In
the Commons this evening the Derby
government asked formal leave 10
6rirp in their reform bill tomorrow.
DIsraeli explained the features of the
proposed bill, introducing copious stat,
istics to support the principles on which
the bill WAS grounded.
Mr.. Gladstone made u short speech, III
which be said he thought the figures
we're absurd, but he would defer all de-
bate OF the question until the bill came
before the House.
BERLIN, March ls.-It il stated that
Bismarck has refused to protest against
the absorption of Poland into Russian
empire.
VIENNA. March 1S.-Orders have beer
sent to America recalling Admira
Terethoff to this country TO take com
mand of the Adriatic fleet.
PEsTu, March lS.--'The members OF
the newly created Hungarian ministry
to-day took oath OF Office, in the pres
ence of the Emperor of Austria and the
National Diet.
PARIS, March i9.-ln the debate in the
Corps Legislatif last evening in regard
to foreign affairs, representatives Thiers
and Favre attacked the foreign policy
of the Emperor on the ground that n
favored ministry in both Germany and
Italy, which was hostile TO the interests
of France. Minister Roher and Repre-
sentative Oliver defended the course o.
the Government.
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Consumption Durable by mr..
Schenck's Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, Orc system
must be prepared, 90 hat the lunss will heal.
To accomplish this the Liver and Stomach mus,
Hrst be cleansed and an appetite created for
good. wholesome food, which, By these lsedi.
eines, viii be digested properly, and good, heal.
thy blood made; thus building up the constitu.
ton. SCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all billions Or mucous nc.
eumulations, and, BY using the Sea Weed Tonic
In connection, the appetite 10 restored. r
SCHENcKs PrLM0yIC SYRUP IL nutri.
oious as wen AZ medicinal, and, BY using the
three remedies, 81 impurities are expelled from
the system. and good, wholesome blood made
which VIII repel all disease. II patients vii
take these medicines acc ording 70 directions
Consumption. very frequently in lie las. stage.
yieics readily 70 their action. Take the Pills fre
aueutly, % cleanse the liver and stomach. II
does not follow that because the bowels are not
ooetive they are not required for sometimes In
dlarrhoea tsey are necessary. Tho stomach
must be kept healthy, and an appetite created 20
allow the Pulmonic Syrup 20 act on the respI
ratory organs properly, and allay any Irritation.
Then AL that Is required TO perform a perms,
nent cure il, 10 prevent taking cold. Ersrcise
about the ROOMS ~ mneh A. pSsslL,e. eat al the
richest food-fzt meat, gane, and. In ksrt any.
thing the appetite Graves; bal Be particular and
n<sneass Esl- sisz deefc2dw sn-Iy
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New York Stock Market
NEW York. March 10.

American Gold l34al3Is; Ohio certifi.
Gates, 26s; Canton, 47ta47t; Cumber.
land 33ia3i.; Quicksilver, 37a37i; Mar.
iposa s3a9i; do preferred, 122ia123i;
Western Union Telegraph, 4lia42;
Ne v York Central, 105talO6; Erie GO;
Hudson, 13al9; Reading, 1O2a102t;
Michigan Southern 775a75; Illinois
Central 1l5ta1l6: Pittsburg s2tas3;
Toledo 1lsaI19!; Rock Island 9Sa95t;
Northwestern 364a36t; do preferred 65ta
Go; Fort Wayne 97ta97i; Pacific Mail
22al23; Atlantic mail s7as9.
Government securities firm in the
morning but closed less active and about
! lower: Registered 81, lO9al09;; cou-
pons of 81, l09a109!; 5-20's, registered,
of '62, 1O7a107s; coupons Of e., IO9ia
1903; do. '6i. 1F aa1O7s; coupons of '65,
l074a10s; January and July, 1O6taIO7t;
l0-4os, registered, 81 ia97i; coupons, 81 "a
97t; August 1905, 1851; June, lO5ial05i
State bonds. frmer at the morning
board: Tennessee 6s, 64ta65; Virginia
Ga, Sass; North Carolina Is, 4sfa49;
Missouri Is, Gia97t; Hannibal and St.
Joseph bends, s1as3; Pacific bonds, 97sa
a97i: at the second board Missouri's fell
to "a.
Miscellaneous and steamship shares
firm.
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Whoever says that dyspepsia is inenrable,
tells a-that is to say, makes an egregious mis-
take. Moro than ten thousand aggravated cases
have been cured BY H0STETTKR'S STOMACH
BITTERS while the number that hsve been
prevented from coming to q bead; by the same
means Is incalculable. In Winter and early
Spring. when the appetite Is sometimes too Wig
orous FOR the comfort and safety of the stomach,
indigestion is most prevalent and most distress
ing. II the appetite to be balked 10 aecommo-
date the digestive organs = Net %. fbr then the
rame would lack its due proportion Of Dutrimcnt.
The thing 70 be done 10 10 sTRkSsTuES THE SION
AcH, tone the liver, and put The bowels in per-
TERS BIfTERS. fhis potent PREPARATION
trims and balances the System, and clothes IL,
~ it were, with defensive armcr. Chronic dys,
pepsia, liver complaint, and fever and ague are
enough to invoke the Gid Of this great prevent
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CAIRO, March isl p. M.-The steam
er y. Longworth has just arrived from
New Orleans. She has the crew. of the
Mercury, bound for Louisville. Capt
George Dickerson furnishes the follow
ing particulars of the sinking of the
Mercury:
On March Is, at 10 p. NJ, the night
was dark OF smoky, and the pilot mis-
took the channel and went into the
Arkansas cutoff, instead of continuing
down White River. The mistake was
soon discovered and the boat returned
but struck snag in the cutoff, sinking
in two minutes almost 10 the cabin
floor on one side, and nearly to the hur-
ricane deck on the other.
Between twenty and twenty-five lives
were lost, all deck passengers, except
two. An old gentleman, unknown, ana
the third cook, jumped from the hurri-
cane deck and were drowned. Seven
persons floated OFF on cotton bales, lodS-
ing in drift pile, where the wind blew
a tree on them, killing four. \ portion
of the crew, as usual, ran off with the
yawl. leaving the remainder, to their
fate. Capt. DickersOn constructed raft
of spars, derricks and doors to rescue
the women and children, of whom a
great number were on board. After
placing the ladies on it, the passengers
Jumped on too, sinking it ten inches be-
low the surface of the water. The Cap
tain compelled the men to go back on
the Mercury, but kept the raft made
fast until il was evident the boat would
not settle deeper. Two hundred and tif-
teen mules were on board, Only eight or
ten of which were saved.
The steamer George ID. Palmer ar
rived soon aitcrward, taking the sur
yivors. Captain Dickerson also placed
lis pantry ware and other things re-
covered from the wreck on board, but
the crew of the Palmer plundered the
whole cabin, taking bed clothing and
everything OF value. After leaving the
wreck the crew OF the Palmer plundered
the survivors baggage, taking even
Captain Dickersou's wife's undercloth-
inc, and boots and other things from
those who lost their trunks. Captain
Danley and Clerk LanShan, of the Pal
mer, made 10 effort 20 restrain the
crew from plundering. aud the carpen-
Ter of the Palmer iiourished an a,lze and
threatened to Kill persons who made
charges against the crew.
Captain DdnlCy refused To surrender
the articles which Captain D!ckerson
had saved from the wreck, saying he
"wished he had never went near the
Cd id boat, Us he had not got hal
enough to pay him Tor his lost time.
Tie clerk OF the Mercury was left OF
the Palmer to endeavor to get posses
sion of the articles. The Mercury hat
a splendid cargo Of freight. Her bill:
wonld have amounted to $4,000. She
had |, 400 bales of cotton for reshipment
to New Orleans, and fine trip of as
sorted freight for Cairo and the Ohio
river.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Segro Celebration in Charlottesville
Feninn Enthusiasm-The Menken
Diyorce-Mexicnn Ncws-Prebabir
Removal Of Officers,

New YORK, March 19.-The Tribune's
Columbia, South Carolina, last evening
special says: One of the most remarka.
bic meetings ever held in South Caro-.
lima took place to-day, the occasion be.
passage of the bill enfranchising the
black race. By invitation, General
Wade Hampton. eX-Cnited States Sen
ator, and Hon. Edward Arthur, the Hon.
W. j. Tallcy and James G.. Gibbs, adj
dressed the meeting; also the Rev. Da-
vid Pocket and Beverly Nash, both col.
orcd. Sentiments were expressed high
ly honorable TO both sides. The negroes
are gratificd with the spirit of utilization
with which they have been met, and
the citizens are equally pleased to find
the colored men identified with the true
interests of the State. Should con-
vention be called, the latter will proba-
bly, nominate and support the best men
in the country, and, as declared by Mr..
Nash, will urge Congress to repeal the
DISTINGUISHING clause which deprives
them of the services of those in whom
they have the greatest confidence.
The recent enthusiasm among the Fe-
mans in this city has been giving way
to apathy for the last few days, but on
the receipt of the news from Ireland
yesterday of the interruption in the
wires connecting with the cable, hopes
were revived among them and their be-
lief i'll a general uprising on st. Patrick's
day was reiterated.
The trustees of the school fund for
the education of the children of the
South will probably hold meeting in
this city during the week, when it is
expected Mr.. Peabody will be present
to give his views concerning the dis.
tri6ution of the funds.
K. Fl. Newall has obtained a decree of
of divorce from Adah Isaac Menkin, the
equestrian actress.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspond
ence of the 4th inst, says the work OF
terrifying Vera Cruz was being pushed
rapidly forward. The artillery of the
departing corps had been shipped, and
the evacuation would not last more than
six days longer. Marshal Bazaine was
expected to leave in day or two, on
his trip through the interior. Bazaine,
it is said, was robbed of S352,0OO The
city of Tucaliago had been recaptured
by the Liberals.
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To Steam Engine and VIA
chine Manufacturer.

I THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING OBJ
IL tanned letters Patent from the. United
States Government for improvements In the
Rotary Engine and its adoption to certain pur.
poses am DESTROYS Of entering into company or
70 sell this enterprise In the city Of Wheeling.
am theoretical and practical en- gineer, hay
ing constructed and built great number Of low
and high pressure steam engines n pattern ma
ker and draughtsinan BY trade; therefore see tho
necessity and demand OF the rotary en- CINE partc.
ularly for prOpelling OF vessels, propelling car
riaGes on common and turnpike roads, aEd work
ing all quick motions. The advantages for
which are as follows:
j Cheapness. Diminishing Of weight. Over,
coming dead centres. Ease Of revsr.log and
handling Simplicity Of adsptIen. Not effect.
lngthe stability Of vessel Regularity Of eondsns.
ing and thereby less danger Of gogeing the con.
denser Adoption (patented) for carriages on
common and turnpike roads, whereby (as the en-.
CINE forms a part Of tho driving whcels) the
driver has az his command with ease asd by the
power of steam, TO back, turn, or advance
Any person. DESTROYS Of further information.
or wishing 70 enter into this enterprise
Address MATTHEW FLETCHER,
No. 81 Market st., Louisville, Kentucky. Il
iooS -.
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York ,rarke..
New YORK, March 10.

COTTON-The market is steady but
notxery active; sales of EGO bales at
3aa3a4 for middling uplands. -
FLOUR-Receipts of l,923 bbls.; mar
ket 10al5c better, and some speculative
enquiry; sales of 6, 800 bbls. at 35al0 80
for .sn perfine State: 10 75a11 40 for extra
State; ii 50al2 % for choice do; 32a
10 10 for superfne western; III IOall %
for common TO medium extra western;
IL 9Oa13 % for choice do; ii 3Oal2 % for
common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; II 3Oal3 ID for trade
brands, the market closing quiet and
firm; California -four is shade firmer;
salessof 1, 800 bbls. and sacks at Hal W.
RYE FLOUR-Firmer: sales 400 bbis.
at Z 50a5 10. -H
CORN MEAL-Firm at 90.
BRANDY WINE Sales 30 puncheons
at 81 IS.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Market 2a3c better, but
less active; the advance asked materially
checks business; sales of 3, 600 bush. at
. 4Sa2 80 for No. = Milwaukee,; 81 Tor
No. 3 do: 3 O2la3 o. for white California.
RYE-Firmer; sales 1900 bush. Cana
ia in bond ut 10, and 5000 bush. west
ern at SO. $50,
.BARLEY-Tends upwards; sales of
23.600 bush. ct 81! for Canada East IN
bond: q for Canada West: le Tor
good rowed State.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet. .rr. =
CORN-Receipts, 300 bush; market
2a3c better; sales of l23, 600 bush. Mt ~
al II for mixed western in store" 2la
223 for do. atloat, and % for yellow
southern.
OATS-Receipts, 1880 bush; market
without decided change; sales OF 59,V0V
bush. ut 65a67 for western. and 1laI2 Tor
State.
RIICE-Quiet.
GOFFEE-Duli. ,--
q SUGAR-Steady: sales OF 400 hhds.
Cuba at I04a1lt.
MOLASSES-Is dull.
PETROLEUM. firm at l6lai5 for
crude; 26Ia27 for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet and steady at 3oa7O.
PORK-The market is lower and
heavy; sales $3.50 barrels at 23i5oa24 w
for new mess, closing at % 90 regular;
% OOa22 80 for old mess; Is 2oal9 w Tor
prime and 81 00a22 % for prime mess;
also, 5000 bbls new mess at % 9oa24 20,
sellers and buyers option for March,
April and May.
BEEF-Steady; sales 400 bbls at pre-
vious prices.
BEEF HAMS-Firm at % 0Oa4l w.
BACON-Steady but quiet: sales QUO
boxes at 1Ogal0i for Cumberland, lit
for short ribbed, II for short clear and
II! for Balize. 49,. r. o. -
CUT MEATS-F'irm; sales DO pkgs
at 9ia10t for shoulder, and l2iallt ior
hams. .t-
LARD-Steady: sales 1900 bbls at l2!a
13t for new.
BUTTER-unchangcd at l0a2o for
Ohio, and 20a33 for State.
CHEESE-Queit at l2al9!.
LATEST MARKET, ). p. N.
FIOUR-Closed firm, and advancing
for medium and good grades.
WHEAT-Closed firm and quiet at
. 45a2 - for No. spring.
RYE-Closed firm and upward; buy
ers of western at | 50, and sellers at
~.
CORN-Closcd firm at 81 in store,
and / ~ ahoat for shipping mixed west
err. ......
OATS-Closcd dull at 65a67 for west
ern.
PORK-Closed firm with buyers of
new mess at % SGT cash, and % 62t
regular; sellers at % 62t cash, and
90 6ss regular.
BEEF-Closed active and firm.
CUT MEATS Closed firm and qniet.
BACON-Closed quiet and steady at
l0t for Cumberland middles. .
LARD-Closed dullat 13fal3t for fair
prime steam and kettle rendered
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Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
/ the farm on which he now resides, in Brooke
county, West Va, containing A acres. 43 Of
which is cleared, and ali under fence. There is
a good frame Cottage House, containing six
rooms and n kitchen: stable. corn crib, sheep
house, etc. A never failing spring near the
door, and springs in every field.
There is an orchard of about hundred trees
Of choice apples, 300 peach, 50 plnm, besides
cherry and pear trees, all in full bearing There
is S acres OF grape vines, also in full bearing
There is no waste lands on this farm the soil
Of the best quality, and very productive and
has an eastern exposure.
Any one wishing further information. or to
examine the place, can do soby calling on me
on the premises three fOurths of mile from, or
addressing at West liberty, Ohio county, West
Virginia. JOSEPH Z. ROSE.
mar1-W:lm
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n,antations under cultivation before
the war are numbered at POI; the crop
,of 1862 1.-THE largest ever raised) was
'459. 4l0 hogsheads; that of 1866. only
Is. 900, the present season nearly treb-
ling it. The Price Current gives returns
from seventeen ont of the twenty -four
sucar-gro wing parishes, which foot up
36.767 hogsaeads for 1867, against 1i2,
379 for 1852.
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From Quebec.

QUEBEC, c. W., March ia large
body of seamen belonging to her majes-
tvs steamer Aurora 20 west immediate-
ly to equip gunboats on the lakes, and
prepare them for service rs early as
possible. The Irish in this city cele-
brated st. Patrick's day by church SER
vice. The turnout was larger than for
many years past.
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Reported Murder Of Explorers.

= PORTLAND, Me, March 19.-The
steamship Moravian, Captain Arton,
from Liverpool, arrived this afternoon.
A report had reached the English Con-
sul at Zangibar, that DR.. Livingstone,
the celebrated African explorer, and
half of his party. had been murdered
by the Caffirs. The report is o. the au-
thority of nine native attendants, who
escaped. The attack was sudden, but
the Doctor had time to Overpower
those facing him, but was cut down
from behind while endeavoring to re-
load his revolver.
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L..i.i..a sugar Crsp for 1886,

I The New Orleans Price Current, oflthe
9th, publishes the result of its inforina-
ton solicited regarding the past seasons
sugar and molasses crop. 1t gives re-
turns from SO plantations, the aggre-
gate product from which is given at
1876 hcgsheads- There were 3i7 plan
tations under partial cultivation, and
the estimates, from the whole, range
from 5000 to 1900 hogsbeads. The
estimates for, the ,melasses crop reach
6, 6OO barrels, at 6 gallons TO the hogs
head, on basis sf 10000 hogsheads,
computing 40 gallons to the barrel. The
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Railway Matters.

MILWAUKEE, March 19.-Second
mortgage bond holders of the Millwau-
kce and Minnesota railroad have filed
bonds to the amount of s150,vO0 to APP
peal from the recent decision of Judge
Miller's Court to the Supreme Court of
| the United States.
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An elegant Journal. printed in the German lsB'
guage, and issued for the benefit of our German
citizens, Is published w~kly.st The REGISTER
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous enroufsg,
meBt with which the niebds Of the REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded his efforts. the Pro
prietor hopes by Continued entetprise and 60
ronage which their paper has hsrstof0is 70
ceiyed.
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The Agricultural Building.

WAsInNGToS,, March h-The nov
building of the department of Agricul-
ture authorized by a, late act of Con.
gress, will be erected in the centre OF
reservation No. 2, occupying the space
between the Smithsonian Institute and
Washington monument. The. extreme
dimensions of the building are to- be
l72 by GO feet; style of architecture,
modern. a ..'. o. ~. -.---,- G
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 10.
Flour firm. Wheat active and buoy
ant at 40a2 10. Corn excited at %.
Oats finn; buyers offer 4s, sellers ask so.
Rye firm at goal %. Barley firm at
s0aS2. Mess pork firmly held at % 90.
Lard quiet at 13.
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, March 19.-The bill provid.
ing for q commission to regulate prosti.
tuition in the city Of New York was this
morning reported against unanimously
The Senate passed the New York city
underground railroad bill.
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River and Weather.

CINCINNATI, March 19.-The steamer
Great Republic arrived here from Pitts
burg last night and leaves for Southern
ports on the DIST. She is being visited
this morning by thousands of people.
The river has fallen feet 10 inches,
with A feet in the channel; weather
clear: thermometer 80 deg.
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Ru6aIo Mnrket.

.--- BUFFALO, March y.
Flour-l2 90 for common winter
red WESTERN; IL 90 for white XX west
ern. Wheat-2 81 for No. = Chicago
spring. Corn-Six cars on the track at
IS, Oats IS. Barley o.. Pork % 5oa
"a 90
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