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Enr,her Masonic Announcements.

Wo announced in our last issue that Col. B.
Ersu CAMPBELL, Grand Lecturer of the Grand
Lodge of South Carolina, would arrive in our
town On Tuesday, the 4h inst, and spend tie en-
suing week in our midst. Ho did SO; not only
to the qualification and edifying of his brethren
of the Masonic fraternity, but also to tho great
pleasure of many warm and admiring friends.
During his soj,urn in Edgefeld, he addressed
the Royal Arch Masons, both in the Chapter and
Council degrees, evincing always in hil lectures
and instructions that great knowledge Of Masonic
law and lore for which he is so justly noted
He desires it to be made known that he will
visit the following Lodges at the times specified
below The worshipful Masters of the respective
Lodges are requested to notify tho members of
their Lodges to moet the Grand Lecturer on tho
DAYS specified at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Mt. Willing Lodgo, No. 81, on The 18th and 18th
Saluda, No. 1903, On the 18th and 18th
Butler. No. So, On the 18th and 18th
Mackey. No. 50, On tn. 10Th and 10th
Friendship. No. Is, On tho 2lst and I'D
Caldwell, No. 50, On the 9th and 18th
Dorr's Mines, No. III, On the 26th and 9th
Washington. No. ~, On the 2Sth and 2eth
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Official: ALEXANDER MOORE, Capt. 39th
fu!aatry, Aide-de-C Camp.
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, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIIl, 18. 1857.


4 = r
NEW YORK, April fIT,--AlI the South
ern railroads damiged by the late
| floods have been repaired and are in
running order from Norfolk to Mem
phis.
The official correspondent between
Frederick W. Seward, the Mexican
Minister Romero, and Don Lordo De
Tejeda, the Mexican Secretary of For
aign Relations, in reference TO the re-
ported capture and ooting by the Lib
erals Of the young Marquis De Montho-
lon. son of the late Minister of France
at Washington, has been made public.
The Mexican Secretary disavows any
belief in the truth OF the shooting or
1 capture Of the young man.
The order Of arrest in the case Of
Joseph B. Stewart, Us. Daniel Drew,
and Fisk q Beldsn, for alleged frauds in
connection with the Erie pools, twas va
Gated yesterday by Justice Barnard, OF
the Supreme Court, on the ground that
one partner cannot obtain an order of
arrest against his co-partner for failure
to pay over his share of the profits, and
that the plaintiffs remedy is by an ac-
ton for non accounting. The condition
is also stipulated that the defendants are
not to ethe plaintiff. ssrrr rrgri-f.s :.
Land has been purchased for q new
grand theatre on the corner of 9Th
avenue and sd street.
Geo. Dawson has withdrawn from the
manAgement Of the albany Jonrnal.
The grand jury have discharged DR..
Beakly and Mrs. Cole, charged with
producing the Kimball abortion, the
evidence being insumoieht for an in
dictment.
Jno. w. Hunt, Congressman, has
been nominated as Post Master for
BROOKLYN.
The Miners strike at Dover, N. J., is
ended, and all the mines Wegein opera
ton on Monday. The miners have
gone to work at the old prices
A Washington letter to the Express
has rnmor that secret negotiations are
going on for the annexation OF Mexico
% the United ststes. e is probably, a
TheRaleigh Sentinel reports that two
freedwomen named Mary and Becky
Collins, mother and daughter, burned
to death.R child four years old nephew
OF one and grandson of the other, be-
cause, as they allege, the child's mother
had come back and made him a devil.
II occurred in Louisburg, New. York.
Washington specials say, motion is
to bemade in the upTemeb Court to-
morrow to bring up the Georgia injunc-
ton case Immediately, by waving the
60 days rule of the Court in relation to
subpoena.
The = philadelphia r, Representatives
and eSenat0r Cameron agreed to The
confirmation of Colonel Joseph L.
Cake as Collector of Philadelphia;
Those colored associations that did
notparade yesterday p. M, are out to-
day making quite a display. iii
The Senate will probably pass res
olution declaring the Austrian mission
not vacant.
The Secretary of the Treasury re-
ceived stelegram thatthe First Nation
al Bank of Selma, Alabama, Govern
ment depository, was robbed, on Mon.
day night, of SI6O, 900.
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pittsburrh Live STOCK lIarEet.

fITTSBURGH, April IL.
CATTLE-ThA market was very duh one
this week, Notwithstanding the supply on
sale was comparatively light, reaching only
about I'VE hundred head. There were but
few foreign buyers in attendance, and the
butcherS, generally, for some reason or other,
bought sparinely, Notwithstanding the quail
tty Of the cattle was better than usual. So
far as prices are concerned, there has been no
material change, compared with last week.
Prime to extra fat cattle solda from 81 10
81, grGss: good at TO 81, and medium at To
~ Stock cattle were In fair demand and
steady, with sales 70 fair extent at 81 70 61<,
according TO quality and condition.
SHEER-The supply Of sheep was also light
this week, but as the demand WIS rather linz
tied, prices have undergone no change, COM
pared with last week. We contlnue TO quote
prime % extra fat Sheep at 10 81, gross-
VIM. GarVtn sold 4 drove Of pretty good
Wooied sheep Al S1<-aveIaged 1Ql pounoH-
Hostile market for this claFs Of stock
continues dun and neglected, though prices
at these yards have undergone no essential
change. Limerick & Co. report having re-
JAILED 100 head at ~ TO SHr grosL On New
York; Hogs have declined 70 65S975S, and
very dull.
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Prom washington.

WAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE Senate
has confirmed Thomas Swords, George
ii. Crossmah, David H. Viuton and
Lowell 81. Rousseau TO be Major GEN
erals by brevet, and James "A. Cong
den, Calvin Otis, Robert e. Patterson,
James n. Geisy and Alex. Gardner,
Brigadier Generals by brevet.
THE Senate rejected James B. Bing-
ham as Marshal of the Western Dis
trict of Tennessee.
The police made descent on another
gambling house last might, capturing,
fourteen men, some checks and other
apparatus. H.5l ca ETS
( The leave Of absence given to Gov.
Cummings, of Colorado, on first Of De-
cember, has been extended TO the 9th
of April because Of the necessity of his
attendance in Washington in relation
to the Indian affairs of Colorado.
The President to-day replied to the
resolution of the Senate calling for
copies, or any official opinions which
have been given by the Attorney Gem
eral, the Solicitor of the Treasury, or
any other officer of the Government, on
the Interpretation Of the act of Congress
regulating the tenure Of office, specially
in regard 70 appointments by the Presi-
dent during the recess of Congress.
This resolution having been referred to
the Secretary of the Interior, Secretary
OF State, Secretary OF War, Secretary OF
tho Navy, the Attorney General and
the Postmaster General, they severally
report that they have given no report
on the subject. The Secretary of the
Treasury, however, In his reply sub
mits a transcript of a letter addressed
by him to the Solicitor OF that Depart
ment, together with his reply. These
contain all theinformation he hasupon
the subject. a'--
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!. New ,s.,7 York 20 < sp S..

New York, April II. 1.-The Herald's
I Nashville special says: The Tennessee
Conservative Convention was held in
Nashville yesterday! The representa-
ton of negroes was very small, only
six being present. Speeches of the
most. violent character, denouneing
Congress and the Radical party and APP
plalding the ConfedeFacy were de-
Iliyered. Emerson Etherfdge was nomi-
mated for Governor. $50 e llH
The Times special says: The appoint
ment of L. ". Bogy, late Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, as a General Indian
Agent, to make treaties, purchase and
ship supplies, etc, Will be further in
yestigated by the Senate! 1t turns ont
that in this capacity, Mr.. Bogy virtually
assumes all the duties Of the Commits
sioner, and that officer finds himself
merely a CIPHER in his own depart
ment. Mr.. Bogy is now in New York
making purchases Of goods for the In
dian service, and exercising authority
for which II Is alleged there is not
shadow OF right and without even a
record OF his appointments to be found
in the Indian Office.
at the suggestion Of Gov. Murphy,
Mr.. Garland has abandoned his inten-
ton 10 file a petition against the Recon-
construction Bill in behalf OF Arkansas,
the Governor thinking an adverse de-
ciston would result unfavorably to the
interests of his constituents.
The Herald's special says: Mr..
Charles O'Connor expresses himself as
Thoroughly satisfied that an injunction
Will issue 70 restrain the execution of
the reconstruction measures as against
the parties embraced by the Georgia
bill, and declares that the courts can
not evade the question, without dis
grace. The Southern States, he asserts,
have the same Constitutional status as
before the war; that to maintain that
status was the object OF the war, as re-
peatedIy resolved by Congress itself,
and It is as idle for any person or pow
er now to ignore that fact, as 1t would
be to question the result. a.
On the other hand, Mr.. Caleb Cush-
ing announces the opinion that the in
| junction cannot issue against the Sec
rotary of War any more than 1t can
against the President himself, because
the official acts of that Secretary are
the execution ofthe acts of the Presi-
dent, and the Secretary is the executive
agent OF the President; hence It Is that
the Courts have always held that the
Writ of Mandamus will not lie, 10
compel the heads of any executive de-
| partments to do any act, the perform
ance OF which is within their official
| df9cration
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From Sc. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April '17.-At Belleville,
Illinois, yesterday, the. entire Republi
can ticket was elected, being gain OF
Mayor and two Alderman over last
year. s'sa. i-s
Accounts from the Upper Missouri
say the high water of Platte river has
caused great damage to the Omaha
branch Of the Pacific railroad, and no
trains are running at present; 40 miles
bridges over North Platte and South
Fork are SO badly damAged as to be
unsafe for crossing The Chicago and
North Western railroad across Iowa, is
also badly damaged by the overflow,
and trains are unable 70 run.
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nAKKErs d TELEshARn. !
NEW YoEE. Al IA 3.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTOToN-Dnn and Les lirrn: ESiey / 2oo
bales middling uplRnds at ZT5fc,
FLoUR-Shade drmer and moro active. re-
oalpts $50 bblsi sales 1000 bblS Euper fne
State and We5tefn NJ $40 Ian q for axtra
WESTERN Sll 000lSOO for choice; Sl3 4O9H 70
chipping prApqS market clos ng urn. Cali
iornia Flour UNCHANGED: aIeS ], no bbls.
Rye Flopt-Easter a. 75aJS 70. = = =
WHIsKY-Quiet and uuehanged.
GRAM-Wheat-Shade frmeF. receipts
55o65 bus Hllss Is 600 bu1 Tor No 2 MI nnltee
q q b5s51 81 800 bus white WestsFn At g Is.
Rye--HeaEyi aalo5 l0!O09 bus At q 4S8l 20 for
NesstsSll; y 81 Tor very, chpice. do. delivered
'he4yy Tor infefioI; sales 600 bus Canada, free
q u q In store. Barley Malt-Dull. Corn
shade better aud In hir demand, pant for eH-
port; receipts $3.50 bus; sales Ia, 90 hos mix
ed western AZ 81 95<91 20 in store and q "a
lS2k adoat; Is5for western yellow afiOaL
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sENATE.-ExECUrIVE SESSION.

s-ts.ss.5 WASHINGTON, April II.
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing, reported the resolution, which
was adopted, providing for printing
1000 copies additional of the Bank
rupt Act, for the useSof the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen offered a resolu-
ton, instrucIing the Commissioner OF
Agriculture TO inquire and report at
partment more efficient. Adopted.
The Senate then went into executive
session. ~ a
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J FISK & HATCH,
bankers ana Dealers I'm Government
BeenritIea,
No. S NASSAU srREEr, MY.

No. s NASSAU STREEr, n. Y. ,-,,5.
H.B.-An kinds Of Government Securities
received At the full market price In exchange
for the above Bonds. Also, ffskR-f
-DDAn descriptions OF Government Seen.
hties kept conAtautly ON hand, and Bought,
God Coin and q. 8. Coupons bought,
sold, and collected. -
S-DepoIts Ieqstyed on liberal terms, sub
pS7cOllectiOns made throughoutthee oun-
Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought
sion GOF cash. 4lars itilli =
nESpeciRl Attention given 70 the Ex-
change Of SEVfH.THIRTY NOTES OF ali
The series for the. New FIVE-TWENTY
.apne2EW2m - > aa1 - ~. -
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TILE WHEELING MTELLIGENOER,
The Latest News
lBY EE EEG55RAPH.
By THE GABLE.
Advfoss to the 18th of April.
I GLoSRqF, April l74Noon.-oonss0l
81. US: bonds ex. div. 7iz<; Illinois

I LosD9F, April l7-Noon.-oonssol
ta. US: bonds ex. div. 7l7<; Illinois
Central 76I<; Erie s7N. Corn ass.
LIvERPopIs April Observation-Disclosures
tends downward. Wheat, white Cali
fornia 14s Sd; No. / red lss Cd. Corn 4ss
Sd. Barley Is 10 d. Oats IS 3D., Pro
visions generally quiet. Produce
ditto. ~
e LONDON, April 17-EVening.-U. S.
bonds unchanged; Illinois Central 7B1Ii
Erie SIX.
z LyERPooI, April I7-Eyening.- Cot
ton has been very heavy and declined
I'D. Other articles unchanged. a.
souTHAnrProSI April 17.-The steam
ler Saxonia arrived here this evening.
BERLrN, April IL. The national con-
stitution, SO long under debate, has
been adopted, The Polish members
protested against the action of ParlIa-
ment, and on the result being made
known, they unanimously resigned.
LEyKRPooL, ApTlf17.-The American
ship President Fillmore, from Glas-
gov, for New York, has been lost. No
date or other particulars. ss55
LONDON, April Il. EConsols 81, u. s.
5-2Os ex.. div. 7I7l; Erie SIX; Illinois
Central 7s1z. '.'l g ..'s
LIVERPOOL, April 1T-Evening-Cot-
ton market closed extremely heavy,
With q downward tendency; prices de-
clined fully I'd; sales did not exceed
5000 bales; middling uplandIlXd; Or
leans 113l@l2d. Manchester market
for goods and yarns very dun and de
pressed. ~ WIS '.i "1l fusii-is- ststrii < (
h LfyERpooLl April iI7thGEysninE.-
BEeadstuffs quiet and unchanged.
Provisions unchanged, except Bacon
declined to s9s. Petroleum Refined
declined to Is 4d per gallon. . iaai, 600
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From chicago.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Richmond
House was sold at auction to-day. d.
O. Lake purchased 1t at eigthy-eight
thousand dollars. =
- A special from Des Moines, Iowa,
says the Des Moines river is rising
rapidly, and doing great damage. "A
large portion Of the city Is under water,
and the bridge on Court Avenue was
carried away this morning, with two
men who were on the piers.
The Democratic ticket, with the ex-
ception Of, two Aldermen, was elected
AZ Quincy yesterday. q q it
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RICHMOND, April 16.-The various
negro societies Of this city celebrated
the declaration Of emancipation In the
District of Columbia to-day.
Several white and colored delegates
to the State convention, which meets
here to-morroW, have arrived. VI
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Their line VIII extend from Sacramento
California, across the Sierra Nevadas 70 the
Gs F 9Hb S st5!s P 1ysFsPE ne 6ITH
CALIFORNIA, and thence through The
great mining regions OF the Territories, to the
vicinity oESalt Lake City.
It forms the sole Western link OF the only
route TO The Pacinowhich Is adopted by Con-
gress and aided by the issue OF United States
Their road IS already completed. e1uIpped
and running for % miles nom Sacramento 70
within u miles of the summit Of the SIeras
T9uneIi6S. to 6eyS or HI poiS n 6as Inn
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of this
Safety and PROFIT TO Investors, for the follow
ing among other reasons, viz:
FIRST moss f-.g
The rate of interest Is Sir Per Cent. IN Gold,
6syahle semi-annually In the City Of New
-. SECOND. n=a-
:, The Principal Is payable in Gold al matu-
THIRD.
The cost Of the Bonds, RifletyIpe Per C7lE.
and accrued interest, II Ten Per Cent. les
than that Of the cheapest i'ia siE Per Cent. Gold
The United States Government provides
neeTiy half tho amount Necessary 70 build
percentage on the future trafiic for repay.
ment.
-.saa.s.s FIFTH ear.f1
Owing 70 this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extensive Grants OF Public
Lands. by which the Government fosters this
great national enterprise, It's success q rem
defed certain, and its financial stability Is
altogether independent OF the contingencies
which attend ordinary Railroad enteTpftSe8.
E.E glsE SIXTH.
The Security of its FiIst Mortgage Bonds Is
therefore ample, and their character for
safety and reliability is equalled only by that
Of the obligations or the Government ttselL
SEVENTH.
The net earnings Of the completed portion
are already in excess Of the interest obliga-
tons which the Company will incur on
twice the distance, and ara steadily tnereas-
ing, rendering the uninterrupted payment
OF the Interest absolutely certain.
EIGHTH. E-f g.F-rrI
At the present nate Of Gold they Pay nearly
So Pr CeHL per annum, on The amount In
The Bonds are issued In denominations Of
$1,000 with Eemi annual Gold Coupons at
tached, payable In New York, and are o6lsfed
for the present At IS per cent, and Accrued
interest lin currency from January LIST
Orders may be forwarded 70 m direct, or
through The principal Banks and BAnkefs %
Remittance9 may De made In drafts on
ti9nal Bank Notes, or other funds current In
this city, and the Bonds VIII be forwarded 70
any address BY Expires, free Of charge In
qutr1es for further particulars, by mall or
otherWises win receiYe punctual attention.
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ALABANY, April 1.-THE Assembly
requested the Superintendent OF the
Banking Department. to enquireWhether
any savings bank in this State has ex-
pended larger sum than Its surplus
on hands In the erection OF a banking
house.
A bill was reported to incorporate
the New York and Brooklyn Tunnel
Company.
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CONCORD, N. h, April l7.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Gilmore died this morning, afIer
a lingering and painful Illness aged
IS years. y ~ 90
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NV YoRK, April 1f.-DE. Abrahsms,
who disd suddenly, 4 few days ago, LETT
nearly the whole OF his fortune, 500, 900,
70 various charitable institutions.
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ctneinnntI.

APRIL lT.-FIoUR = UNCHANGED, with, a
modeFHie local demand, and holders are very
nrmfo higher grades, hut no advance In any;
trade brands SlS009lB 90 and fancy SIC 00G
Is Two or Three Of the city mills have
stopped for want OF wheat, aud those who
have NOT are running but half the time.
CiSAIH=+W heat-Scarce and nomInRlly un-
changed; No. 2 spring S27292I5 recelpB
very small. OoTn-In moderate demand at
80 on track, and S65SIc sacked. Oats
steady Ateog In bulk. Rye-S1 60 and qniet
Bariey-Unchanged. ~ -fTE Ea,'iss
CoIroN-Dull and prices nominal at 2S@28
io W HlaaIIn in bond and demand light
PROVIsIoNs--Me8 PoTk-Dull at "a asa
q so, 0nt little done. Bulk Meats-Dull aud
prices dropping; Ia, 900 pounds of sides, city
cured, sold At l0c packed. Baoon-N Nominal
and unchanged; small sales OF shoulders at
&c, sides lie, and clear sides lac. LaTd-Good
demand at ls1Sc for city, with sales OF 900
BUTTER-2s61Se, la. -.f
=CHEESE-l6Sa17c.
? GREEN APPLE5-s5 O09T 90 per barrel.
SEEDS Glover Beed-In limited demand at
Sl2OQ. Timothy Seed g l098 50. Flax Seed
GRocER1Es- s,dy and unchanged
Cofiee-Firm at 258H.
MoNET-Aarkete easy at s9l2 for good pa
per. I'm 80 'f-6 =
ExcnAEoEIFlrrn at par. buying and lilo
doID-highsF. lsBI buying. and iS5,S SELL
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CfNC1NNAT1, O.. April 1.-THE iron
moulders of this city are on a strike.
Four hundred of them are out of en-
ployment.
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2.' AsTRoLoGY.
The World Astonished
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III
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From the stars we see In the nrmanent-the
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portland, April IT.-Fiya thousand
dollars worth OF smuggled liquors aud
spices were seized on Monday night on
Peck's Island, by the United States au-
thorities. -.
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lIuI LNTEsr-5:SO P. NJ

AMERICAN GoLD-lSIs< and 1881 asked.
SToCKs5Qhlo certificates 23H94S; Cumber-
Ierred 2Oks Western Union Telegraph S8X0
S555{; New York Central g77f9g75S; Erie 655
651S; Hudson 92993; Reading lO01{{; Michigan
southern 631<96TS; Illinois Central lis; Pitts
buTgh 69N@h91S: Rock Island Sq1S@S55{;
Northwestern SssS9S25<; do preferred 5ISf3
675<; Fort Wayne 911<9S3S, 49,
STEAMSHIP SHARES-Paclho Mall l285S0
~; Atlantic Mall SSJ{9Sg<.
AiseellAne0ns and Coal share4 stoady:n
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CHICAGO. April 1.-THE average ma
jority for the Republican ticker, yes
terday, was 3, S5l, that for Mayor being
1888. The council stands q Republi-
cans and Democrats. Whole vote
less than 2O,000. z7ai4 ~ 80 p if2