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etand. 80 sosth o strsst. on the Divide Virginia,
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DEAD

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Domestic SIarkesa

New YORK, April 2-Noon.-Flour, 5a
1Oc., wheat 192c., and corn lc. lower.
Pork 6rmer at s25Gs25. 80. Lard dull at
15b9l62Sc. Cotton steady; sales, $500
bales at 2Sc. Freights quiet and firm.
Turpentine, 679671ac. Rosin frmer
common and strained, $40. Money very
tight; call loans, per cent. in gold and
commission. Gold, 1879. Sterling, lO9 =
@lO95a. United States bonds, old, lO95s
Virginia 6's Al. Tennessee 6's, new, 6754
Evening.-Cotton decidedly less active
at about previous prices; sales, 4,5OC
bales. Flour dull southern, $3.50
sl4G5. Wheat nominal. Southern white
corn, sl.l6asl.1S. Mess pork active and
higher at S25.5 so. Lard dull. Other articles
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Cotton firm at
2715G2Sc. Flour very frm-prices I'M
changed. Wheat weak and declined sc.
Corn dull; white Sl.10GSl.l2; yellow,
s1.l6@1.19. Oats, rye, and pork, steady.
Bacon active and excited, with an adyan-
cling tendency; shoulders, 1885,; hams,
lS@20c.
CINcINN4rI, April 2.-r'lour in mode
rate demand. Corn quiet at $4,000.
Pork-Large speculative sales at S25.
Bacon scarce; clear sides hold at 1870.
shoulders, 1870. Lard dull at 1890.
WILM1SGToS, n. G., April 2.-Spirits
turpentine lrmer at &c. Resins firm
strained, $3.50; No. l, So. Cotton, 26c.
Tar in good demand at 1920.
SAVANNAH, April 2.-Cotton quiet
sales, 300 bales; receipts, 2,Ol3; for the
week, 5,lG7 bales. Exports for tho week,
5, l67 bales stock, 2S,56S.
MOBILE, April 2.-Cotton closed dull
sales, $50 bales receipts, 97S; middlings.
271a927Mc.
CHARLESTON, April 2.-Cotton firm
Sales, 600 bales; for the week, 1900 bales
Receipts, $40 bales; for the week, 2,50f
bales. Exports for the week, 1893 bales
Stock, 1879 bales. Middlings, 281ac.
New ORLEANS, April 2.-Cotton quiet
and firm; sales, 1900 bales; receipts
1854 middlings, 2S1ac.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
oecial telegram TO the Dispatch.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
WAsHISGToS, April 2.-Mr. Jeremiah
Curtin, Secretary of United States Lega-
ton at St. Petersburg, who has been here
recently on leave of absence, leaves to-
morrow for New York, thence to sail for
Russia, to take charge of our diplomatic
affairs until a Minister shall be appointed
to succeed Mr.. Clay, whose resignation
has been accepted, and who is now en-
route to this country.
There was comparatively small interest
manifested in the impeachment trial to-
day, and majority Of the members of the
House left the Senate chamber about l
o'clock and ate nded an afternoon per-
Torrance of Dan Rice's circus; and at
about o'clock many of the spectators in
the Senate galleries manifested their in
difference to the proceedings there pro-
crossing, and left tho capitol full two
hours before the Senate adjourned.
Notwithstanding these demonstrations OF
disinterestedness, there is nevertheless
deep interest felt among all classes as 10
the result Of this trial; and probably the
most anxious and perturbed spirits arc the
original impeachers, who are alarmed at
the fact that certain Republican senator's
have refused to pronounce in favor OF
convicting the President. There are foul
teen of these obstinate senator's; but the
impeachers to-day name six of them who
are positively for acquittal, and the re-
naming eight doubtful. Every nerve is to
be strained to bring here influential men
to get these troublesome senator's straight
ened up and fixed for verdict of guilty.
Mr.. Sumner and other extreme Radical
senator's who can be mentioned, do not
hesitate to talk openly upon this subject
in the street cars and in public thorough
fares.
A Tennessee member Of the House to-
day, canvassing the probabilities of an &C.
quittal of the President, said to senator
in the hearing of several persons, that il
Mr.. Johnson shall be acquitted there will
be bloodshed Immediately thereafter in
Tennessee. Why, and by whom, he did
not explain.
The bill exempting manufactures from
taxation has been approved and signed by
the President, and is now law.
WALLACE.
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FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON, April 2-Noon.-Consols, fol
money, 93a931S. United States bonds
~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 90. Bonds
724@723S.
LONDON, April 2-Evening.-The bullion
in the Bank of England has decreased
1880, 900. Consols unchanged. United
States bonds, 723S9721a.
LIVERPOOL, April 2-Noon. Cotton
firm and quite active; prices the same as
yesterday; estimated sales, $4,000 bales.
BreadstufS quiet. Corn dull and de-
clned 3d.; quoted at Ais. Sd. Afternoon.
Lard, els. Cd. Bacon, 45s. Pork firm.
LIVERPOOL, April 2-Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet and steady; sales, Is, 900
bales prices for cotton on the spot un-
changed, with brisk speculative demand
to arrive uplands, ll3ld. Lard declined
to els. Naval stores dull. Other articles
unchanged.
FRANKFORT, April 2-Euenthg.-United
States bonds, 1913.
HAVANA, April 1.-Sugar quiet, owing
to the scarcity.
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IHPEACHMENT TRIAL
ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-After the read
ing of the Journal, Mr.. Drake moved tC
amend the seventh rule, and the motion
lies over.
Two witnesses, General Emory and Colo
mel Wallace were examined. Nothing
new was elected from them. Their evil
dence was the same in substance as here
tofore published.
The Presidents message to General
Grant was read.
The Presidents counsel demanded that
certificates of the Cabinet officers should
be read as part of the document.
Judge Chase put the question; which
was defeated-ayes, 20; nays, 20. So the
Managers were not required to read the
certificates.
William E. Chandler, late Assistant Sc
cretary of the Treasury, was introduced,
and testified regarding the Treasury rou-
tine. The defence objected to questions
regarding the appointment of Edwin
Cooper.
Butler stated that the Managersintended
proving by this evidence that the Presi-
dent appointed Cooper so that Thomas
might have access to the treasury through
him. The President had also violated the
tenure-of-otiice bill in appointing Cooper.
The evidence was rejected-23 to &c.
C. A. Tinker, telegraph manager, was
examined regarding kilograms between
the President and Governor Parsons re-
garding the adoption of the Howard
amendment by the Alabama Legislature.
The defence objected to this evidence.
Boutwell, said that in the kilograms the
President spoke of Congress as "set OF
individuals"
Butler contended that the adoption of
the Howard amendment was among the
requirements of the reconstruction acts,
and the President had no right to OPP
pose it.
The kilograms were admitted-27 to H..
On motion to adjourn the vote stood y
to p. Judge Chase voted aye; and the
court adjourned.
Judge Chase decided no questions to-
day, but submitted them to the Senate in
the first instance.
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Richmond prices-Currenf.

THURSDAY, April = 1865.
Alcohol.-S4 so = gallon.
4Ls.-Scotch, best brands, pints, So n dozen +;
quarts, 30
clear ribbed sides, ljAc.; Virginia hog round
l46l4Hc.; Virginia hams, l5G9l6c.; canyassed
hams, 20c plain hams, PC.
Bsans-White, 1915 a bushel; mixed, -
~ bushel
very scarce.
Bags.-Grain: Union, 33c. National, soc. !;
extra Burlap, 35c. common Burlap, lSc.;
English linen, hand made, 40,4595oc.; An
drewscoggin, Coo.
Brandy French, slo@sl3; apple, $40,
wholesale; Philadelphia, -. 4o9$2. rs !; peach,
So.
Broon,s.-Three strings, s2.75; four strings,
small. 1850; large, $3.50; five strings SO;
Richmond made brooms, two strings, Sl.1ogg
90 three strings, s2.250s3.25; four strings, Is
Q$i.
lcsets.-Painted, two hoops, s2.819s9.75
three hoops, 1890.
Bess,rar. -3503Tc. U D.
Concentrated Lye.-$l.ss9s p dozen by the
csnnen.-ss 4O9s2. 90 @ barrel; James River.
60 25Ql$2. 50.
CDnS.cttoneries, Fruits, Gc.-Candy, stick, CSC
u NJ; fancy, 3OG75c. Rasins-bunch, 81. so
LAYERS, So a box, Figs, 26gSOc. y b. Lemons, !!
GS6 % box. Oranges-Sicily, *6fI$6. 90 q box
Havana, &l2 q Dbl. Almonds, $4,000. q b.
Corn.-See Corn Exchange Report
Corn Asal.-City mills, bolted, $40; coun
| try mills, 81 .05G$l.l0.
Cssese,-Northern and Western prime cut
ting, $780,, common, l2@lbc. English dairy
!sG2o,
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Special dispatch TO the Baltimore Sun.

Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
Tnren:s OF impeachment of Judge
Chase-pro.ramIne of The Veteran
Impeachers-Admis of Kansas
and Colorado Senators-DiGicultie
of MIR. Stanton ns u Witness-TaX
Exemption Bill. &c.
WASHINGTON, April I've have further
threats Of the impeachment of Judge
Chase, to-day, from the extreme Radicals.
Some Radical senator this morning said to
an acquaintance, "Wait till We get rid of
the President, then look out for Chase.
We will impeach him sure" A class of
senators have been very free in expression
of opinion as the trial progresses, but they
are of the pronounced original impeach-
ers, and their position has not at any
time been Inexperienced. As yet none
of the senator's whose position is doubted
by the extremists have made known their
sentiments as to the merits or dement's OF
the impeachment, and this fact has so dis
turbed the impeachcrs that they have de-
termined to make assurance doubly sure
for the conviction Of Mr.. johnson in the
pending trial of impeachment, by them
selves asking for a postponement OF the
trial, so that they may be enabledto get
the benefit of the votes of senators from
Arkansas, and possibly the Colorado sena-
tors, through the admission of that State
the territory of Colorado as State. Such
postponement Of hearing will not be urged
until it shall be shown that the Presidents
counsel are not disposed to ask for further
delay.
This project is seriously entertained by
a portion of the members of both Houses,
but none save this class believe that the
plan can succeed. To admit new Jurors
or senators to participation in the delloe,
rations upon impeachment, when the trlai
has progressed thus far, would be SO ooid
an injustice that the proposition could not
receive the countenance of any consider
able number Of senators. Yet there are
about dozen members of the Senate 50
determined to convict the President that
they will resort to such tlagrant outrage
as this to insure the success OF tnell
scheme to get possession and controi VI
the Executive Department.
Removed from the scene of action, your
readers may be 10th to believe such hlgh-
handed measures are contemplated Wy
grave and reverend senator's; but those OF
us who have the means of obtaining the
facts. and are conversant with the pur-
poses of the leaders and managers OF the
great revolutionary drama now in progress
attach much importance to these glVings-
out.
1t is admitted by the impeachers IN pri-
| vate conversation that their position Is
weakened daily by the Developments OF
the impeachment trial, and that II the case
shall be determined upon the law tne
facts, and simple justice, they nave nc
case that the impeachment project nae
| it's greatest strength in its inception, ano
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

THURSDAY, april = 1908.
We have to report the breaks heavy for
the past week. Market still continues heavy,
and prices without any change worthy OF
mention. Below we give the transactions:
1877 hogsheads, 1913 tierces, and 1873 boxes, sold ::
MASCFAcTCgISd TOBACCO.
L,uzs.-Common to medium dark working,
g. JJllS7; good dark working, S7.6OllS9; sun
cured common, $6.5o@Ss; sun-cnred good,
S90$l3; coal-cured common, $lOll$l4 coal
cured bright, 3!58s25; coal-cured fancy,
$2j0S+0
LsdJ-Common dark working, S7GsS me-
dunn dark working, S98slo; good dark work
ing, SllMSl5 fine and wrapping, Slb4$l7 !;
sun. cured, sl24Slj; yellow wrappers, COM
mon, S2QlSij.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
LugS-Tery common and heavy weights,
SJIlS6 80 medium, s7GlsS; good, S5.10Bs9.
Lsdf-Continental shipping, Sl30Slo.
sTgMMIsG TOBACCO.
Lsaf-Common, $0GSlo; good, sll9sl4 !;
fine, Slj4Sl6. .,o.,
Ssms.-Very common to good, sl0s+.5o.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.

RICHMOND, April 2, 1868.
There has been no material change in the
grain market during the week. In that time
there have been sold ut the Corn Exchange
400 bushels wheat, II, 100 bushels corn, and
2,S7j bushels oats. The supply OF wheat is
exceedingly limited.
OFFERINGS.
Uheat-White lbs bushels. Red. 50 bushels.
Corn.-White, 2,674 bushels. Yellow, 46s
bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels.
OdtS.-5Os bushels.
RVs-i02 bushels.
LTrn .Msnt.-Whte, So bushels.
.Shorts.-2j0 barrels.
IThsnt-White, 50 bushels good at 81. 20 IS
bushels very good At -. - 50 bushels very
good ut 81 IS. Red, 90 bushels very good at
$2.Gj.
Urn.-White, 49, bushels damaged NJ 81 OF ];
80 bushels damp 1T Sl0y; ~ bushels damp 1T
Il 90 ~ bushels IL 81 90; 300 bushels on pri-
vate terms; SIS bushels 1T Sill. Yellow, i60
bushels damp ut Sl0S. Mixed, ~ bushels
damp II - esq; 10 bushels at $l.l9; $50
bushels 1T Sl.l0.
Oats-G2 bushels prime black ut Soc. %
bushels good 1t 7jc.; I'll bushels very good
white 1T TIC.
Rye.-l5o bushels prime on private terms
Us bushels on private terms ~ bushels good
1T : 30 80 bushels on private terms; S BUSH
els good at 81 d.
Shorts .-2j0 pounds 1T &c.
Nut.-Wh ite, bolted, St bushels ut IL l2E.
OF the red wheat 22 bushels were re- ex-
hi UlteQ.
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has become weaker at every mention of it
thereafter. But as great party measure
it must be sustained, and hence the pro-
position to so organize the Senate as to
secure the conviction of Mr.. Johnson.
Mr.. Stanton is regarded as material
witness in the trial, nnd as he has insisted
upon remaining corporeally in the War
Department building continuously and I'M
interruptedly, the difficulty about getting
him before the Senate without doing vio-
lence to his legal notions of holding pos
session of the Department has given him
self and the impeachment Managers pro-
found concern. How the problem may be
solved has not transpired.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
MospIy March 2n-p M

At the National Drove-Y ards the market for
beef cattle was quite active, and prices ruled
very firm. The number on sale was modsra te,
being only 100 head. Extras sold at lSHD
l9c., fair TO prime brought l7A0lSAc., and
inferior TO ordinary l4@l6Ac. Receipts in
creasing. Veal calves were H4lc. u b. lower,
and quiet at llE0l2hc. for prime and extra,
and 9gllc. for inferior TO common. Sheep and
lambs, though quiet, were steady and In
sB0ll0Hc., and inferior to good 6aGSc. Swine
were not active, ana closed heavy ~ sh99So.
for fair 10 prime, and sA.G9&c. for common.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
NoypAY March 3o-5P. NJ.

MONDAY, NIaTCN Jul 7 W,
Reef cattle were In demand this week At an
advance Of &c. u u. /; about 100 head sold
al Il60llMc. for extra Pennsylvania and west
ern steers, 90lohc. for fair 10 good do, and
7asc. "a h., gross, for common, as TO quality.
Sheep were in demand u: an advance; 5000
head sold at e09c. e b., gross, as 70 condi.
ton.
Hogs were also in demand At full prices
9 500 head sold at SIS 5oISli. 50 q loo MS. net
the latter rate for prime coru.fed.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, April z, 1858.
About sixty head Of cattle and two hundred
and twenty-five sheep were sold during the
past week. Very few hogs were offered.
Prices firm, with an upward tendency.
BseJ.-Common TO fair, 81 TO INC. u b
Sheep-Far TO good, so TO Sc. v b., gross.
No prime in market. Good supply Of other
grades.
Culres-Receipts about twenty per day. and
selling readily al from 80 10 Sl5 2 head, as 10
size and quality.
Hnqs-None now In market. The few re-
ceived during the week sold at l3c. q b. net.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The General
Hancock had prolonged interview with
the President to-day.
The United States Consul General at
Havana informs the State Department that
he has obtained the remission of heavy
fine against the schooner Booze for defect
in her manifest, but doubts whether future
remissions can be obtained, as the Cuban
Government is wearied Of the violations
of its laws in this respect.
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The Strong Cnse.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Strong case
has been continued. 1t was further ar
gued to-day, the prosecuting attorney
holding that General Schofeld's requisi-
ton was within the law. Judge Cartier
desired to hear further argument, and the
case was continued.
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Gtorm atfhp North.

WASHINGTON, April p P. MA Sc
we're blow has Frustrated the wires north
of here, and no northern markets have
been received to-day.
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The Abyssinfan Expedition:

LONDON, April 2.-Abyssinian advices
say General Napier's difficulties increase
with every half mile of his advance. The
natives are hostile, and King Theodore de-
spoils the country in bis front.
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From Havana.

HAVANA, April 2.-Riots are appre.
hended at Nassau on account of the dis.
endowment of the churches. There are
no war vessels at Nassau. Smuggling
with Florida is openly encouraged.
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Conservation OF Bishop-Generai
MeaIa.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 2.-Dr. Beckwith,
Episcopal bishop elect, of Georgia, was
consecrated to-day.
General Meade arrived here to-day from
Florida. There are rumors of On investi.
CATION into the city government going on
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The House at
tended the impeachment trial to-day, and
did no business. The Senate was engaged
exclusively on the trial.
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Fire at franklin, VT.

RUTLAND, W., April 2.-The court
house and other buildings at Franklin
were burnt last night. Several persons
were injured in escaping from the hotel.
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The Election i'm Rhode Island

PRovIDENcE, R. l., April 2.-The ma.
jority for Burnside Republican, for Go.
vernon is little over 1000.
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..rallvINGS ON WEDNESDAY.


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a.- a"> ., '''' 'o'"''s y. '"e |'"'"at OF
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t-n "'''" S'"'>S gave We SasI'nS vote !:
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..a. .A", 81 ""'""' ~ 90 No'e on an!
IN "'''" "t"N ARISE
~, >-!n"1E "ohlah"eu INC ayes ana
.., IN MS Mo'lo"' ""c" IL WAS rejected,
-.-"o">.
-..--Nrs>.~ Cameron. Chandler. Cole,
....e. N.a~e~S. 'E3S'", I,TaNe, howard,
Nj, ~'". 49, -. ~. ,'1'"e, NO: ,t' 'o"'
s..,>, = y '.l,a,nS ana HIsnmHsi
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IT.. CorOrl.. paws, Dixon. pooliule. Ed
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