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WASHINGTON, May 3.-The MISSISSIPPI
ri injunction case Is before the Supreme
Court to-day. Robert ]. Walker made
anargument for the petitioners denying
that Congress had the power to pass an
act beyond the range of judicial inqui-
~, and concluding that the Constitution
provided for such cases as this to be
brought before the court. In replying
to Attorney General Stanberry's re-
maintained that political questions
had NOT been excluded from this court,
and in support of this position he re-
ferred, among other more recent causes,
to the military commission and test
oath questions, upon both OF which the
Supreme Court had pronounced their
opinions. Mr.. Walker quoted various
decisions in REPUTATION of the Attorney
Generals views, that this court has
Jurisdiction in cases not involving
money and land, and in conclusion,
while speaking of the desperate and
wholesale sweeping out Of ten States OF
the Union by the reconstruction act us
directly contrary TO the Constitution of
the United States, he said a broaderbill
ofatIainder in penalties had never been
passed. Itreduced ten millions ofloyal
and disloyal people to bondage, and
substitutes the cleaning sword and the
bristliug bayonet for constitutional
guards and the courts of law.
When Mr.. Walker had finished, it
wanted twenty minutes to three. After
consultation the court stated that it
would hear Attorney General Stanber.
ry in reply on Monday, to which time
the court adjourned.
The Japanese Commissioners, accom-
panied by Secretary Seward, arrived al
the Executive Mansion this morning
shortly before the hour of Cabinet meet
ing, u o'clock, and were presented to
the President, who received them in
one of the private reception rooms.
Secretary McCulloch was present at the
interview, which was of that formal
character with which the introduction
Of Foreign Commissioners or Diplomats
from foreign countries, Is conducted.
The Chief Commissioner, who was clad
in official costume of his rank, upon be-
ing introduced by the Secretary of
State, made short address to the Pres
ident, lin which he stated his happiness
at meeting him and conveyed to him
kind expressions from the Tycoon.
The credentials of the Commissioners
were read In the original and translated
to the President, who expressed to them
the pleasure he experienced in meeting
them. The particular object of the mis-
sion will be conveyed to the government
whom the Commissioners will con- mu-
nicate at an early day. At the conclu-
sion of the interview, which lasted only
about twenty-five minutes, the Com
m issioners were conducted through
the various public rooms of the man
sion. The Japenese design remaining
some time.
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easier with few sellers; old shipping
mixed western at 81 SO in store, and
81 Al afloat; new mixed western mt 5 l 81
al 81, the latter for prime afloat.
PRoy1sIoNs-Pork- and low
er; sales 2, 500 bbls at $2S O5a23 10 cash,
and regular for mess, closing with seller
at $23 10 regular, and S2S o. cash; sales
500 bbls mess at S2S S71S, sellers option
June; closing, sellers a: S2S ST1s, and
steady. Cut Meats-More steady with
fair inquiry. BacOn-Quiet and firm
at l0Ac for Cumberland cut.
LARD-Quite firm at lSal3I%c for fair
to prime.
-. MONEY AND STOCKS.
NEW York, May S.-sterling 60 days
lO91S. Money 6a6 per cent.
AMERICAN GOLU-l36I5.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupuns 49,,
l0715; "a, 1851; '65, 1855; new, l07ss;
lO-4O's unchanged; 1905 unchanged.
LATEsT-5:SO p. N.
STocRs-MRrket steady; Ohio Certifi-
Gates 22a221s; Canton 4SHa44I<; Cum
berland S0aS2; Quicksilver 29a291<;
Marlposa Jas; do preferred 2Oa2OlfS;
Western Union Telegraph 421<R42IS;
New York Central 9S1fa9SNi Erie 6S1ff;
do preferred T2a7S; Hudson River 96Is;
"SNsAA ANNEAuASN1 &A4ANGAsuA
Southern 6SssR6SsS; Illinois Central
llShallSI<; Pittsburgh 7lJSa72; Rock
Island S9&a0O; Northwestern S51<aS5lS;
do preferred 62lSa621%; Fort Wayne
914a9l1Si Pacific Mail l2Slfal2SJS; At
lantic Mail 931Sa9l.
BoNDs-Border State Bonds-Steady
with an advance on Tennessee, late
sales OF which were at S4Jf, ex. Cou-
p91si Missouri 951fi Pacific Bonds 95a
81; Hannibal Il st, Joseph bonds SlaS2,
COAL SToCKs-Quiet and steady.
Miscellaneous shares firm and higher.
Cincinnati.
FLoUR-Firm; at full prices.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firmer, and but lit
winter, 8 40; No. j do. 5Oa3 60; latter
for Imill. Corn-In good demand and
prices higher, closing at 0S in bulk:
and II sacked. Oats-FirmA at nc;
with light demand. Rye-At 7Oal II,
with demand light. Barley-UnchAng
ed.
WH1sKY-Firm, at 26c.
CoTToN-Dull; at 25a26 for middlinC,
Observation-Disclosures and firm.
Mess Pork-In demand at % so: but
cannot be bought below D 75. Bulk
ed. Lard-Firmer, at l21Eal2N, with
not much doing.
GoLD-ClOsed at S511, buying, and
S6H, selling.
Chicago.
MAY 8. FLoUR-Firm, and loo higher.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm; No 2. Sc 75a
27. Corn-Sellers at 81 10. Oats
Firm and higher at 6211a67. Rye-Firm
ut 81 SO. Barley-Dull at $50.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Held at
S22 70. Lard-Nominal at l25Sal2Ac.
buffalo.
MAY S.-FLoUR-sl2 80 for ordinary
western,
GRA1N-Wheat-Fi Corn-Sl Is
for new to arrive; 81 "a for old from
store, and 81 la Is for new on track.
Oats-Held at 75c.
Milwaukee,.
Sl4 90.
GEA1N.-wheat-Dun. at 50 IS for
No. 2.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adylees to the Sd of May.

LONDON, May s-Noon.-Consola 81.
u. S. bonds Tx; Illinois Central IS;
Erie 4215.
The bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased 9S8, 1000.
ANTWERP, May s-Noon.-Petroleum
4SE.
LIVERPOOL, May S-Noon.-Cotton-
The Brokers' Circular reports sales for
the week $4,000 bales; stock in port
$4,000 bales, half of which are Ameri-
can; market opened to-day quiet, mid
ding uplands 1l1d; Orleans IlN.
Wheat lSs Sd for western red; las Cd for
California. Corn As. Barley IS cd.
Oats IS I'd. Provisions unchanged. Pork
rs Cd. Bacon 39s. Lard sis cd. Cheese
COS. Petroleum spirits lid; refined Is
Sd.
= LONDON, May 2.-Evening-There is
considerable uneasiness felt in financial
circles here, and the continent as to the
result of the forthcoming peace confer
ence. Earl Derby says: Officially, no
plan has been fixed upon as a basis
of settlement for the Luxembourg ques-
ton, though he hoped permanent peace
will be the result of deliberations.
LONDON, May Observation-Disclosures
es received state that rising of Repub-
licans in Catalonia, Spain, had occurred.
Nothing of importance transpired.
FRANKFORT, May s. Five-Twenty
bonds.closed last evening at 765E.
LONDON, May 80 P. M,-Erie 4l9<;
Illiueis Central 76i 2Os 715s.
ANTWERP, May 3.-Petroleum adj
vanced to 43f confines per Dbl for
standard white.
LrvERroo1, May 80 P. M.-since
noon cotton was inactive with decline
Of Il; middling uplands 117S; Orleans
1lss. Breadstuhs, firm. Corn, steady
at 44s; other markets without change.
LIVERPOOL, May 3-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed quiet without improvements;
sales of $1,000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet.
Corn-sales mixed western, towards the
close, at 44s Cd. There is an advance of
Sd in wheat; No. ! Milwaukee red 1Ss
cd; white California las Cd. Barley is
Cd. Oats IS I'D. Peas heavy, and de-
cliued Is; sales of Canadian at As. The
Manchester market is heavy; provisions
and produce unchanged. London mar
ket unaltered.
LONDON, May SIN the House of
Commons last night division took
place on the reform bill, and the gov
ernment was defeated by majority of
81 votes in favor of the Liberal party.
The government insists on its prohibit
ton against holdi ng political meetings
in HYDE Park, and the home Office is
sued warning against the reform
demonstration proposed to be held at
that place on Monday next.
BERLIN. Mays.-The treaty alliance
has been concluded between Prussia
and the Grand Duchy of Hesse.
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CHICAGO, May 3.-The fire in the
Merchants Hotel to-day originated in
the laundry, and within thirty minutes
building was mass OF flames. The
guests numbered $50, several of whom
had very narrow escapes. Five or six
were let down by ropes from the upper
door, and two gentlemen were nearly
suffocated before being rescued.
The loss on the building and con-
tents will probably not exceed 500, 900
over the insurance, $4,000 OF which
falls on the lessees.
Crosby's Opera House was for time
considered in danger, and some of the
art rooms are much damaged by water.
We are not able as yet to give the
names ofthe Insurance companies who
uffer u losses
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The Gosport, Ind, Murder

INDIANAPOLIS, May S.-The money
stolen from the railroad Office at Cos
port, and Willis McMinniway's (the
murderer's) clothes, were found buried
under an Ash.hopper in McMinniway's
yard. The money and clothes were
bloody. Another man, implicated, has
been arrested: The excitement is in
creasing and 1t is feared the citizens
will hang them before night. McAIin-
niway is citizen of Gosport and has
been assisting Johns in loading freight
and collecting freight bills. His wife
says he did not come home till IL o'clock
the night of the murder and left at 5
o'clock in the morning for Quincy.
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Senator Wilson in Charleston, q. c.
New YORK, May 3.-The Herald's
Charleston special says, on Senator
Wilson's arrival in this city, several
committees Of distinguished citizens,
and also a number of colored men,
called upon him. Some sixty or sew
enty prominent whites, including a
large numbeH of former secGssionists,
signed a letter of welcome to Mr.. Will
son, rendering the hospitality of the
city, and inviting him to address them
on the political topics Of the day.
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mARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May 8.
REGULAR REPORT.

NEW YORK, May 3.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Less active and Hc lower;
sales 1000 bales at 271fc for middling
uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1857 bbls; market 10
a25c better; more active demand, partly
speculative; sales ], 400 bbIs at $40 GOA
$l2 25a13 70 for common to medium ex-
ira western; $13 S5a15 Is for choice do;
Sl3 l0al4 20 for good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and $l4 25a15 so
for trade brands, market closing firm.
California Flour--Firmer;3 s, 500 bbls and
sacks at Sl6 00a1725. Rye Flour-Firm;
sales 400 bbls at $sa9.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat--No receipts; market
2aSc better; sales $1,000 bu at 81 7Sa2 so
for No. Milwaukee; s. 35a3 90 for white
at 81 59a1 62H Tor western; 81 81 for
Statet and 81 65a1 20 for Canada, free.
Barley-Firm; sales $500 bu at 99c for
Canada West in bond; 81 25a1 261< for
dofree, Barley Malt-Firm; sales 1, 800
bu at 81 25a1 SO. Corn-Receipts 1882
Blu; market opened shade firmer and
closed dull; sales 1900 bu at 81 891<a
j 40 for mixed western in store, 81 ~ for
do afloat and 81 Sal 3715 for new mixed
"EHlGIus SaLu-4 NOV Out
ket 2a3c better and more active; sales
I27, 600 bu at SOas3c for western; S5as6c
for Ohio, latter price afloat, and s6as8c
for State.
RIcB-Dull at 107a1lc for Carolina.
GRoGERIEs--Cotfee- sales
$500 bags Rio, part at 1l11c, gold. SUI
gar-Active; sales 1000 hhds at lO1<a
1910 for Cuba, and 1O9<a1l1fc for Porto
Rico. Molasses-Quiet; sales 200 hhds
Cuba at 4Sc.
PETRoLEuM-DUll at 15kal6c for
crude, and 24a25c for refined in bond.
HoPs-Dull at 30a6Oc for new crop.
PRoy1sIoNs-Pork-Steady; sales
400 bbls at 1913 22a23 IS for new mess,
closing at S2325 cash; S22a22 25 for old
mess; $19a10 so for prime, and 80 ia
% 25 for prime mess. Beel-Firmi sales
365 bbls at previous prices. Tierce
Beef-Ffrm; sales 5000 tierces prime
mess at S3Oa33 SO. Beef HRms-Quiet
and firm; sales 40 bbls at S40a42. Ba-
con-Firm with fair demand; sales $50
boxes at 1O5<a1o5sc for Cumberland cut;
111<al15Sc for short ribbed, and 125sc
fof short clear. Cut MeRts-Firm and
more active; sales $40 packages at SNa
9Jzc for shoulders, and 12a13Hc for
hams.
LARD-Shade firmer; sales lO4O bbls
at 121Sal37Sc for new, and small lots of
choice kettle rendered at 1870.
BUTTER-Quiet at 1la14c for Ohio.
CHEEsR-Steady.
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CINCINNATI, May 3.-The total loss
by fire ills morning is about Sl25, 900;
insured for forty thousand.
FoN DU LAC, Wis, May ga fire this
ten other buildings. Loss, $50, 900;
mostly insured The cause is unknown.
CHICAGO, May 3.-The Merchants
Hotel, corner of State and Washington
streets, was destroyed by fire this fore
noon. Loss. $3.50 900; insurance, $50, 600.
Several of the Art Rooms in CrOsby's
Opera House were considerably dam
aged by water.
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LOUISVILLE, May S-Dispatches from
Gosport, Ind, to l p. M, state that Nc
Minniway, the murderer of Johns, the
telegraph operator and station agent,
would surely be hung this evening. A
platform has been erected in the street
to try the prisoner. The excitement
was very great.
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New York, May S,-sixty.seven
this city on Thursday night.
Great numbers of refugees are arriv-
ing in this city from Ireland. They
give very discouragfng account of the
state of country, and say the move
ment in Ireland is entirely abandoned.
Ii is said that col. Roberts has made
a special call on the Fenian Brother
hood for aid to the families OF the Irish
prisoners,
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Republieon SIass lEeetInr.

NEW YORK, May ga mass meeting
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African church, in this city, last even
ing, to discuss the questions of the day.
About 500 persons were present. The
speakers were both white and colored.
Resolutions were unanimously adop-
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CLEVELAND, May S.-The frost and
cold snap last night were very severe.
On the lake shore ice formed to the
thickness of a quarter of an inch. In
Toledo no damage was done by the
frost. Fremont, peaches injured. Fos-
toria, no damage done. Findlay, do.
Norwalk, do. New London, do
Youngstown, peaches injured. Ashta-
bula, do. gainesville, do. Sandusky,
no damage. Upper Sandusky. no dam
age o: consequence. Warren, do. Blu.
cyrus, no damage by frost. Mansfield,
Canton and Wooster, do. Lima, no
heavy frost and peaches damaged.
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DENvER, CAL, May ga prize fight
took place here yesterday between Reed
and Fitzgerald for Thousand dollars.
Reed won in So rounds.
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LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The Mayor in
his message to the Council states that
the population of the city has increased
from $1,000 to 145, 900 in the past two
years. The lower board adopted a joint
resolution appointing committee from
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and other distinguished personages 10
be present at the inauguration of the
Clay statue, on the SOth Of May.
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Fires.

CINCINNATI, May 3.-The extensive
soap and candle works OF Thomas EN-
cry Il Sons, corner OF Vine and Water
streets, was destroyed by fire this
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FORTRESS MONROE, May 3.-Mrs. Da-
Wis went TO Washington last evening
for the purpose of comforting with Pres
ident johnson upon the release Of her
husband.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, May s.-Ice remains
in the harbor. A large feet of boats
are outside, waiting to get in.
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LATEsr nAHKEm1Ru

FLogR-CIosed 5alOc better, with
good speculative demand for low and
medium grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-1a2c better; No. 2
spring at Sc 75a2 IS; No. spring at
81 90a3 90. Rye-Closed firmer; western
at 81 Goal IS. Barlsy-Scarce and adj
vancing. Oats-Quiet and scarcely SO
firm; western at sOasSc. Corn-Dulland