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The New York herald., 1867-12-15

Cleo plays Edwiy. . now character. and was encored
often her best song IN IL being {" 81 s'cst amer eh
bien'Jo Paine" IL much liked and sung already
a. tho Grand Duchess declaration 20 Fritz and
her other song. up Up, To-day Sunday" is like all
Onenbachs musc rrcsstiby merry fresh and cheering
Nine. Cali Marie plays Friday 10 mans clothes and is
admirable, especially In her romance s'Tamazo, My
Brother" negro melody But 10 mention part of
this opera to do in TO all the other parts IL
must be aud heard 10 BE- appreciatsd To tho
above titles may add Mmc CALI Marie's Berunse' in
the same piece, and Mile Girards sCest beau brun
which were also sncorsd with enthusiasm.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
LONDON THEATRICAL GOSSIP.
SPECIAL Correspondence o. the HERALD.

LoSooS, Nov. 2T, 1867.
An Amcricaa In London nowadays can hardly b.
iisvs himself 90 far away from New York wbss hs
reads over the theatrical posters and sdvsssmsnts
The msorty Of The attractions at the principal places
Of amusement are either Americas In their origin.
are 90 familiar In Americs 10 have become quite
idsssasd with The country. To 70 the rounds Of the
Icndon theatres tonight almost like recalling the
performascss the thsauss Of New YorK three four
Ssss ago. Ksllssg vsssyai ksakss. Ssshsrs, Clarke
The New York herald., 1867-12-15

There one name however and that uamo reprossrs-
ing san Israets without Euile"-a type OF exalted
bencyoence ineis and human virtue. that at the
close OF this article necessitases moro than ordinary
notice. Sir Moses AonteG0ra-a gentleman whose
history and public and prvais acts belong not to this
metropolis alone, out is claimed a. the common
property OF The people OF Two worlds This gsaticraan
is universally known and esteemed as public philzn-
throplst and especially 'israes Champion" through
ou the word. MoscE Meutshore born In Englasd
in l5s&; he the second OF Joseph MnnteGcr,
gentleman Of Italian Descent and nov 10 the eighty
fourth year OF his age.
one Of the principal causes OF this truly benevoeus
mnns socude has always been the social sptus Of the
inhabiians Of ths Holy Land That this u not excia
sisey confined To the Jews MAJ DO by The
part he took In The relief fund OF the adjacent provinces
lSyual q few years aso or that lund he vas wee
president and among tho most active IN thu noble
charity. II 10 well known fact that Tor series OF org
years large portion cf the population Of Holy CITY
provinces ALSO living In state OF utter destitution
MosteGore did much hinssf TO relieve the wants 81
these people ~ going there personally accompanied by
his estmAbe lady for this purpose and also In aken-
Ina The apathy OF his corelixionists throughout the
world. He introduced among thom several usefsl
them with looms wosxmen aud agricultural implc-
mcntA IL was ~ this period tls27 Montshore de-
tsrnned 10 devote HIS immense wealth and the balance
Of his life 10 bettsrng tho condition OF his race.
in 1887 he vas 10 much honored and esteemed N
England that he elected Sheriff Of London. an hosoe
no Jew had creAmcfof up the time Of bis cleo
ton On Lord Mayors Day Of the same yesr .ne
Queen vcscria) made her pubic ssfree into tue cty
and conferred Monfsnors the ncnor %
kpighthood About this time also he assumed the re
position he allied for many years With honor 70 nlm-
asf and 20 the social advancsment Of his people n.s
lapse Of e.svsu years this Gsntisman ssd .nm lady
again vsi,sa Palestine. bearing win sns~ sas
The New York herald., 1867-12-15

Ills Inst Work. Robinson CruSoe-lriiiiaat
rnd Great success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14
Prom St-IOuIs.

ST. LOUIS, March I3.-The committee
appointed by the legislature some time
since to investigate the sale of the Iron
Mountain, Cairo and Cotton Railroad,
in this State, reported yesterday. The
report severely reflects upon the con-
duct Of two of the commissioner but
exouerateS Governor Fletcher.
The minority report Of the Railroad
Investigation Committee says the fact
of collision and fraud IN the sale of the
Iron Mountain railroad, so Tar as such
fact can be proved outside of court, is
fairly deducibIe, and that Commission
ers Farrar and Wait, and Governor
Fletcher, should be held responsible in
the matter, and the sale OF the road be
declared void. -
Judge KING. whose trial for impeach-
ment was begun before the Senate yes
terday afternoon, plead not guilty 70
the charge preferred against him.
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Rfrer and weather.

CINcISSATI, March IS.-The river at
this point is higher than at any time
since 1856. There are now 81 feet, g
inches in the channel, and rising about
l inch per hour. At Ripley the river
rose 9 inches, last night; at Portsmouth
3 feet in the last twenty-four hours,
and rising two inches per hour; at Ma
rietta 20 feet, and rising 8 inches per
hour.
CAIRO, March 1s.-The levee near
Mound City broke this morning, max
ing breach 40 feet wide and 8 inches
deep. The citizens are sending a boat
in the crevasse, and doing all they can
to prevent the inundation OF the town.
The levees about Cairo are intact, and
believed to be capable of withstanding
the flood at its maximum.
The Baltic, from New Orleans, for
st. Louis at a. M; Bee, and barge,
from New Orleans, for st. Louis at 9
a. IN.
LOUISVILLE, March l3.-The river
rose inches in il hours, up to 7:SO this
morning. 1t is now within 4 feet of the
rise of 1s47, and 5-feet OF the rise of 1882,
and rising l inch per hour.
Weather, cloudy, and growing cold.
ST. LOUIS, March IS-The weather
turned very cold again las night, and
a slight snow is falling this morning.
Mercury IO9.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adyices to ths 18th of March.

LIVERPOOL, March 1S-Noon.-Cot-
ton opened firm, more active and ad-
vanced - Breadstutfs, generally firm.
Oats, American, SIS I'd. Provisions, firm,
and nominally unchanged.
LONDON, March IS.-Consols adj
vanced to 9lL<; Erie, declined =, open
ing at S95z; sos advanced to 74Jz. ILL
nois Central, advanced to IS.
The Cable Company have refused to
reduce the tolls.
VIENNA, March IS.-Dispatches re-
ceived here, state that the Viceroy OF
Egypt withholds the tribute which the
Sublime Porte of Turkey levied on the
people of that country, TO meet the ex-
pense of crushing the rebellion in
Gambia.
LoSDoS, March lS.-The Atlantic
Telegraph Company have declined to
further reduce their rate of tolls.
The banks at Amsterdam and Berlin
have reduced their rate of discount TO 5
per cent.
LONDON, March 13-Evening.-Con-
soils eI14; Erie shares S97I; Illinois Cen
tral 4ES<j DO bonds T45S-
a dispatch from Frankfort says that
Q. S. bonds closed at 771z.
LIVERPOOL, March IS-EEening.-The
cotton market Was quite active; sales
aggregating 1900 bales. There was an
advance in prices, which closed mid
ding Uplauds at 49,; Orleans 1885,.
Breadstuffs-GeneralIy quiet Corn
steady at Sss for mixed Western; bes,
grades of California wheat saIeabIe al
13s Sd per Genital.
Provisious-Dull. Lard quiet and
unchanged. Bacon 4Ossper cwt. for
Cumberland mIddles. Pork rs Sd for
prime Eastern mess. Petroleum Is Cd
per gallon for Refined, and I'D fol-
Spirits. Turpeutine S7s Cd per cwt fol-
Spirits. Resin IS for common vii.
minEton. Tallow 4Ss Cd. Ashes-sss
for pots.
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mexienn Nenn.

NEW ORLEANS, March I2.-Matamo-
Tas adyices to the It'll, say;;dates have
been received from the interior of Mex
leo, dated the 18th ult., at Querataro.
On that day the column under COM
mand ofEmperor Macmillan marched
upon the position occupied by the
Northern Republican army. The Lib
eral General Lamar was to make a
junction with corresponding army in
Zelaga- Gen. Porforio DiaZ was near
Puebla, which place WIS occupied by
the ImpeFialists, under Galrez- It Is
probable that the expected battle be-
tween Macmillan and the Liberals
will take place before the 5th or 10th
inst.
NEW YoRK, March IS.-vera Cruz
advices TO March End state that great
excitement prevailed and strict sur
veillance had been placed upon the sp-
proaches to the city.
1t was rumored that the Marines
from the Austrian war vessels were tC
be transferred to San Juan D'UIIoa, for
the protection of the city, and a sweep
ing eonscdPtiOn was expected any mo-
meut-
Macmillan left his business in the
hands of his Council of Ministers on
taking the field.
The garrison at Mexico City is con-
tinually on the run on account of the
alarms from guerriilas. One Thousand
were found 10 have deserted in the
march from the Capital TO Puebla, and
most of them Joined the Liberals.
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From Warrington.

wAsHINGroS, March l3.-Jay Cooke
& Co., as also the First National Bank
of this city, deny the statement that
they are depositaries for a lottery en-
terprise, purporting to be for the benefit
OF the National Soldiers and Sailors
Orphan Asylum.
Gen. Van Wick, of New York, also
warns the public against the same
scheme.
The National Democratic Committee
met yesterday afternoon, at the resi-
deDce of Mr.. Aug. Belmont, the chair
man. 1t was decided not to call Ma
tiOnal Convention previous to the reg
ular nominating one Of next year, and
measures were set on foot for a thor
ough organization ofthe party through
out the Union. Most of the Northern
States were represented.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-Mr Tas-
sara, for ten years Spanish Minister
here, has been Withdrawn, and will be
succeeded by Senior Facundi COVE.
Congress will adjourn, or take re-
cess, Immediately after the supplement
tary reconstruction bill shall become a
law. OF this there is no doubt, even II
the President shall.veto it. which seems
certain. Members of Congress think
they will not be detained here beyond
next week. The general opinion is
that recess will be taken until Octo-
Der, in order 10 afford time to. see
whether the President has executed the
reconstruction act, d subject OF which
the House Com mittee on the Judiciar Y
will take coguiZance in connection with
that of impeachment
General Grant, in a general order,
} published to-day, for the information
aud government of all concerned, the
act TO provide for the more efficient
I government of the rebel States, and
concludes as follows: In pursuance
( of this, the President directs the follow
I ing assignments 10 be made: First
-, District, State of Virginia, to be COM
manded by Brevet Maj. Gen. Schofield
! headquarters Richmond; Second Dis
trict, consisting of the States of North
Carolina and South Carolina, to be
/ commanded by Mai Gen. SickIes, head.
/ quarters Columbia; Third District, con-
sisting OF the States of Georgia, Florida
and Alabama, to be commanded by
Maj Gen. Thomas, headquarters Mont
gomery; Fourth District, consisting o.
the States OF Mississippi and Arkansas
to be commanded by Maj. Gen. Ord
headquarters at Vicksburg; Fifth Dis
trict, consisting of the States of Louis
lana and Texas, to be commanded By
Mai. Gen. P. a. Sheridan, headuuar.
tiers at New Orleans The powers O.
I Departmental Commanders are herbJ
delegated to the above named Distric
Commanders"
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New YORK, March I3.-The Times
special says: An order will be issued
to-day assigning Schofield to the first
district, Sickles 10 the second, Thomas
to the third, Ord to the fourth, and
Sheridan TO the fifth district, in the
Southern States, under the Military
Reconstruction bill.
The Herald's Washington special
says: Intelligence from Virginia init
mates that the people of that State con-
slider the passage of Wilson's bill as a
great victory over the Radicals, and
Gov. Peirpoint is reported to have said
that IT leaves the reorganization entire
ly in the hands of President johnson
and his friends.
The Herald's New Orleans special
says: Resolutions were Yesterday in
troduced in the State Senate declaring
demanding test OF it in the Supreme
Court They were referred to a special
committee.
The Senate bill suspending State and
municipal elections was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The Tribune's special saws: The
House Committee on Elections, yester-
day had under consideration the Color
ado contested election case. They
agreed to allow neither of the officials
TO occupy the seat until the matter was
definitely settled.
The President to-day. sent in the nomi-
nations of Judge John s. Whitaker as
District Attorney, and Gen. Heron, as
the Q. S. Marshal for New Orleans.
There has been a great interest over
these nominations.
A party now in New Orleans, now
claim the gold belonging to the Rich
mond banks, and which is in the GUS
tody of Treasurer Spinner. He re-
quired them to identify it They asked
TO see it, and then they could tell wheth-
er it was theirs. Mr.. Spinner thought
If they could not identify it without
first seeing It, their claim was very
fiimsy one. They then attempted a
description, but failed.
A private letter from E. B. Wash
burne TO prominent gentleman states
that he has placed himself in the hands
OF his physicians. His health is i'm
proving.
The Tribune learns, from trustworthy
authority, that the order of General
Sheridan prohibiting the holding of a
municipal election in New Orleans, on
March 18th, was issued under instruc-
lions from the President to suspend the
election, and depose both Governor
Wells and Mayor Monroe, if he saw fit.
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Baltimore & Ohio stock IS Quoted At lie.
Psrkel sburg branch at Is14; Central Ohio at
&c; Northwestern Virginia, first mtss, at e3I<:
Virginia skies CnscTibed) at q; Adams Ex-
pres stock 80; Virginia Central, INST mtsS at
~; second do at "; Ocean OIL COMPANY at
IS PENNSYLVANIA Railroad stock 565<; CleVe-
land PutsburEh, second mtRs. L per cent?
al W tniII do sI fourth do Is per cent? 20.
are dae this year, second in 1875: Central
Ohtos in 1926 Southwestern Virginia's, hrst
aud seconds. in ls73; thiIds in 1888. All six
per cent. The total bonded debt Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road Is 50 81. SIS: d.
yided as follows: Second mtgs q yer cent
SlrEs.l"J. due In ISIS; third do, 81 ,6l9 800 due
There are no INST mtgs. Toe road earned
last year lsrossl g, as 81 50; net S9IO.192 %.
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Frnm Richmnnh-

RIcHNoSD, March IS.-Geu. Schofeld
1 Io- iss I7 an order assuming COM
i Iiaua o. Virginia. BE says: All off,
eminent will continue to nsrforT1 the
dut'es OF their respective ofices accord
ing 10 law, unless otherwise 5irscta5
and individual cases until their snccas'
sors are elected under the act of Con
gress be SAYS il is desirable that the
military power be exercised only so far
as it is necessary to accomplish Tho
objects for which it was conferred, and
appeals to the people, especially the
civil officers, 10 render the necessity for
its exercise as slight as possible by
strict obedience to The laws, and the i'm
partial administration of Justice to all
classes.
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HARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
REGULAR REPORT.

f-EHCLAk REPORT.
NEW YORK, March Is.
CoTToE-Sfore active and frEaer- sale, I M
bales at SOC for middling uplands.
FDoUR-Market I5a25c better more doing
sales 1850 bbis al S 659IO for 50 perfine state
an I xeSiern; SO l0SlIl5 for extra western;
Sll 2o9 II 90 for choice do; SO g0aIl IS foff
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio and
81 sl9 u 60 for trade brands, market closing
wHIsKx-Quiet-
GRAIS-Whe at-Receip a 24I bu: market
2 S15S for No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 I71S for SO. /
Chicagos s. . for white Canada, and u 81 for
a Gam spring; hye-l92c better and SC
latter for n small parcel Barley-Ffrrn: sa!es
IS 90 BIZ at &c for Canada West In bond and
81 2iaI - for do. free. Barley Malt-DuIl.
Corn-Recslpts 500 bu; market active ,zx-
cited and Sac better: sales 2l6 900 bu at 81 Il
al IA for mixed western in store. 81 ISt5l Is
wharf. Oats-ReceIpus 2 1855 bu: market Is2c
better sales 100 Uu at 629o5c for western
and zoe for STATE.
HoP-Quiet.
CoAL-Domestie dull and unchanged; for
eign Is scarce aud drm.
ho9h-F!T Inn, with fair deuandi sales % 900
ro1,ndS a is,S 7Oc for domestic fleece; Soc for
pulled; S9S5c for Texas,
LEATHKR-Remlock sole in fair request at
previous prizes
RICE-Iiuu.
COhee-DuIl; sales 90 baes Rio
/ at ISz<c- SuRar-Quist and fiFna; sales go bEls
Cuba At l01z8Ie- MoIssses-DulI AZ $50
I for Cuba MnscovadO.
RETROLEIH--DuLA Al Anc Tor crude and "a
| &c for refined in bond.
PROvIsIoSs-POTk-Iue and IovEer-
I sales 3.450 bois a. 81 l2g22 g for new mes
closing AT - 80 cash: p 50 for cd mes. YT71r
I IS for prime and Sis 1592O 50 fdE prime mess.
also 2-5J0 ools new mes at "a 50&2l 81. seIIer
/ and boyer March and April. Beef-Stesdy;
I sales ~ bbts al previous prices. Beef Hans
I Scarce and ftra; sales rs bbls AZ SS7a40.
TIeEce B5sf-Sales 81 tieFees A. SsTnlS "a 7for
prime mes and 50 5Das6 for india mes
Baeon1Qalet= sales 30 boxes at IgsSc for Cum
| ozrtand ana il1sc for short ribbed. Cut
saoaioeEs and l25I51{c for hams Lard
EEtaI slleS 30 b6is At I23l2s<e for old, and
BUTTEk-DuII and heavy at I2s9e for Ohio.
CEKEsE-Quief at Ii826c
.r LATEST 1zAKKEr-oP p n.
FLoCE-FairIy active and firm for ali
| Kinds, with an advance Of SC on medium
ss1p-wAsas-lsas better on spring
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With fair inquiry for No. ? spriuR At 81 Sla
. hSe--Adyanetng, with buyers OF west
EN- a q 3. and sellers At 81 25fil n. Com
store, and 81 Is afoat; buyers ais IL IN store.
ahd ~ u anoat. Oats-C pvRrd Tendency,
Provisions Pork-MsrSet M, --,,t,
sellers new mess at 81 so cash ana - - ra,
1lar; buyers at so 50 cash. and 50 s. reS,Is$
and hTin. Bseon-Flrn; Cumberland ma.
dies nominal at he Lard-Quiet at Ils[ . Il,
for fair TO prime
MONEY AND STOCKS.
SSifSiE5iing-Firm at lOs5.SlOs gold, for MS
$50 SgtooLD-FIrn; opened at 1855. and closed at
GOVERNMENT sTocKs-shade better.
LATEsr-6 p. n.
GoLD-ls4IlsIs45s
-, STS SSlas-,ohio Certificates 2ska2s5s; Can
silver 81; MariPosa - SSssi s S.Stssr,,
S Union Telegraph 4ls4GI2; New York i0Si.t;I
lol53lO2; Michigan CtntFai iSSt
S0nthTTn ,S7sS iSsa; Him Is Celirai Ii1S2S
4lS2Es fitLSouTg sl1< 4sls<; Toledo Ii5Sz: ROE
SS1S: do preferred g. a tsSIs s''s 20
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-eirm this rnorni,s
with a nordeTate demand. and closed ouisi
but nEm; registered OF 1881, 1888 IO9I1; eou.
pons. 81. lQ9Sl09}t; coupons, "a, l07I "a lOEsz:
90. '65, l07I<9lG5s<: do January and July,
lOS7z9lGJ5S; lU-ioS, registered, gs52Sg5s4; lO-4i
coupons S7sS: August 7-SOs l05s 4IQ5=z; June
1851 8l051s; July 1857 a 1861
hoSEY-DemRnd moderately active pui
supply abundant and market easy. Sterling
Finn but very quiet.
STATE SToCKs-Amon0 the border state
stock Missouri fell to 81 closing at 95lL
issues OF other border states are dull and
heavy.
Cincinnati.
MARCH ls.-FLoUR Unchanged and dun:
trade brands Sll 800 Is 50: fancy brands l4sa l6
GRAIS-Wheat-Dull but not lower No. /
spring 81 50; winter 81 81. Corn-Steady at &c
ior No in elevator and 75d76c in saclSs.
QatS-Quiet at Sc for No. l in elevator. Rye.
Is higher, closing at 81 50. Barley-Un-
CoTTOS-Held firn at &c for middling. but
nothing OF consequence done.
PRoNIsloSS-MeSs Pork-HigheT; good
demand at 81 50 for city and at Close holders
pounds al 554ST5sc for shoulders, loose. and
sc, pacEedi ~ G5sysc for sides, loose. and lie
for clear sides Bacon-Firmer; shoulders
SIC; sides l05<c: clear rib do. ll54c and clear
l2A4c- Lard-Held at l2itdl9i4c for country
and city, with buyers al !, c les
oCERTEs-Sugar-Dul at ll9l4c for Cuba
and Porto Rico Coffee-25gT2zc- Afolassse-
New Orleans so9s5c; Sorghum 25SI5c and in
BUTTER-Steady.
CHEESE-Steady-
EGGS-l6dI7.
SEEDs-Cioyer Ssed-SS rs for old and S. %
Syo1 tor new hmothy-Dun AT IS SOSs co.
HAY-Active demand at sISS2O per ton.
STRAw-Au active demand for wheat and
rye straw al $40 per ton.
MoSEI-The money market IS unchanged.
sE1cHASGE-Dull at par, buying.
GoLD.,-Closed at IS8Iz GlSS3.. buying, and
1914, selling.
Milwaukee.
MARCH I3.-FLoUR-sll 50 for double Y.
GRAIS-Wheat-sS SO for No per GENITAL.
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New York News.

NEW YORK, March lS.-The Fenian
demonstrations take place this evening
in Union Square Money is pouring in.
The project of a New York merchant 10
raise one million dollars for priYateer
has been fayorably received, and meets
with considerable interest
The Herald's Vera Cruz letter of
March I'd, states that sixteen thousand
French troops had sailed for France up
to that time.
Great preparations are making to de-
fend the city after the French troops
had left. 1t is said Mag will EXPOSE
Maps" intrigue against the United
States.
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Pittsburgh Lave stock Market.

CATTLE-Supply comparatively light this
week-not exceeding 100. Prices have under
gone but little change. good retailing cattle
Sc ling at ~ 4sc gross There was fair de-
mand Tor stock cattle, one hundred selling AT
$685. Sal s TOR shipment light
SHEEP-Market pretty well supplied, and
demand restricted almost to the retail trade.
one hundred and thirty-fye head averaging
81 Hos wholesaled at G5. Twenty-Five head 81
common reiailed at 40.
HOGS-Demand confined to immediate
wants Of butchers Two hundred and hfty
were retailed al 7bz4sJ< gross, for fair TO good
ruling quotations.
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scr Iel.ey EIeetIon.

CAMDEN, Y. J., March 13.-At the
election here, yesterday, the Republic
can candidate, Coz, was elected Mayor
by about 900 majority. The whole Re
publican ticket was elected in two
wards and partially In another one.
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers I'm Government
a.nLFaE SeeurTtfes -a'

No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NY.
NR-Au kinds OF Government Securities
received at the full market price in exchange
for the above Bonds Also,
as-An descriptions OF Government Secu-
titles Kept constantly on hand and Bought,
Sold. or Exchanged.
sold and collected.
NHGDepoSits received on liberal terms, sub
feet to check at sicht-
EENtsceIlaneous stocks and Bonds bought
snd sold at the stock Exchange on commits
HS-SpecfaI Attention given to the tx
change OF SEVES-THIkTY NOTES of all
the Series for the New EINE-I WENF1
RoSDS OF 1885, on the most favorable terms.
mas 2awlm
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CIScISSATI, March IS.-The loss by
the explosion of the Powder Mills, near
Xenia, yesterday, is estimated at SO
The Commercials Knoxville dis
patch says: II Is estimated that the
late Hood has damaged East Tennessee
over two. millions; 200 persons were
washed out oftheir homes in Knoxville.
The damage to farming utensils Is very
heavy, and many farmers lost their
houses, barns, grain and stock.