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New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
a1uIitital Aotitts.

,r,nt a nd oIfx CanpaiRn Club, Fifteenth Assembly
Meeting MONDAY Nv NbNlNu sept ~ az
u.s. I1,g, Ial H. htayr aud TbrtyfouthsL Addese, by Dr.
Hon Hon T. DeAheld nDlh, Kew L.
H. KDg D. Lspausb ssq, Hon a N y AndT FILLER President
,.,,,- uo.a J. 49, H. ID. LaPAudH, (vies Prs,t.
,9brTs iTnr~. pSHo' Secretine" H. A. WnrrvlELDS ~
six,e.utb Assembly District Union Republican Asso.
regular monthly meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEE Si
80 Assoc alton held At Demit DspensaU on MohUAl
EVESIEG. sept 81. at u o'clock w. 'V'hiH cti,r
Vr HUDs0S LAwKEstE, Secretary. Nna'lHeu.
p,ohtecntb Assembly District Union Republican As
Meeting Of this Association VIII ne held AZ no
THIS (Moudsy) EVENING al ocoeh 10 make
attend tie meeting at Cooper institute on luesiN
Fr~n'ng Eon THOS VAN BthhN VIII SPEAK hepuonai'
Of district are " CfRSToPIRR PULLMAN, President
wv \ GsoSAS seereAnes
re,tIe,h Assembly District Nineteenth Ward Boys
A., ne-A special meeting will he held ~ headquarters fAgs
~ T. a. LirLsye THIS (Mondarl ENENlNG at . o'clock TO
attend ibs Ratification Meeting Cooper lns
an Taeslay evening mmber eIpc 70 report promptly
tu" y" ~ Col GEORGE b. VAN BkUNT, President
Can't W H. BsNANs, Iseer,ares
Lieut. FRFDKEIcS H. Lows
-a,.n,y-drst Ward Assembly District Union Republic
meeting Of tls Association VIII be hrd
At tne Eighty Ihst between iuu anu ihS
Nioudayj EyENISG, atSoeloeA " n mr. CAMP pr.,,i.,
Ions NORTON ls.eretaue. W. H. Dh N"'-'i iiVAueH|
pnhIjc Meeting will be held This (lIonday) Evening
. sI sgNam Ia Forty Siilst near hglihaye Seats
rve Tor ladies' speaking by Major Dor GLAs CAMPBELL aud
- y n CLARK Texas The Union Hee Cnb, composed
Do aud Mitchell VIII positively
be present ii.'' = N''N'' t
Il s, DOBDIH. Seerearr
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
NAVY GAZETTE.


WAsHINGTON, Sept 10. - The following naval
orders bve issued Lieut. Com Chss Norton ordered to the
Lieut. ou James D. Graham ordered to the Ohio Lieut. A Cad
NeUsc; Edwin ordered the lanc
Mdsbipmen smith r. r. Wood Jas D. aud II. u Tall
Contocook falls with the Gettysburg
cruising Indies they will JOIN that
McNar detached from the Coutocook aud sick leave Lieut.
Robert Bod desrhd m the receiving ship Ohio aud ordered
command October; IcntCom Nathaniel Greer
detached from the Vermont ordered 10 the CoutOcook.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.

PoRr JERvIs, Sept. 2O.-A coal tram !ah
into freight train near Schodaek, the Erie Railway,
Saturday night and both locomotives ana number
Of cars wers shattered. Conductor Brown was Injured
by eapng from his train. No other person was huft'
The train was detained about ten hours
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
THE COMING YACHT RACE FOR THE vlCE-CoM
MODORE's PRIZE

The approach of Winter is bringing to close
ou summer recreations. Tomorrow will witness the
last yaeht race for the OF the NewYorh Yacht
CIub The race is to be around the Southwest spit
tbepce to the light ship and home TO the mouse on
S1, Telsnd The prizes TO be gwen by MT D. w.
envett ir tho VceCommodore of the New, lork h1cht
Ilnb and are the same as were 70 De I a,nong e
bediotq in Ills race will probably DO the Phantom
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

Say Prtycft00 Ssnt a Flour dull ard unchanged Wheat
dun rtr, uo4r ornarJ choice eva ~ s5 20 deuari r
.p.o I,I t.lt.s co. Mining stocks weak; Alpha 80
Hsh~r 4II. Bu.'Da s3. tbon +lJ8 Copduce fJ3 Crown
Pon hupire h t'. Gou1 I'D Cnrry ~; Hale snd Nor
er... g. rrrfiaI kergck Sl,3 Ophr all Overman HO
s,,,., %. S.frs h.ysia -. Yellow jacket 4i.la1.
~as EHaxcissl l1FoIr doll IS 5JQ f6 So Wheat
nominal 20 20 % 81 al Lefa tenders 20.
Ssv,Ssau l9-Cottou Mdings Gc receipts,
Ngupi. feun s@ri 2td2s.c FOR Mddug receipts
Ion s.. e,ra.tt Oats 90. Flour nominal
po az 3D. Clear Sos l6i ale Shoulders ~ BE-
Land Ig41lc N.f.t-No. 2, ~ 20
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
H. evening at the wigwam in Forty ,!xth.st. near
TIE BoYs IN RLrE.

THE BOYS IN BLUE.
Ug,pQUARTERs, AsTOR IOUsE. ROONs Nos. l6 AND L.,
NV YORK, sept 10, 1868. !
GENERAL ORDERS. No IL BY virtue of an cleo
n held Msss Of The several Congressional Districts Of the
for the City and undersigned
beveby m command as Grand Marshal
H. several Congressional Districts will be known and designated
as The FOURTH Eh Sixth Seventh Hghh
Marshal commanding each District o District Marshal.
ILL., The Division hShals will inspection Of their
commands 70 Nv made prepare report the strength OF each
Division.
" The STAFF Of Division Marshal shall follows:
Assistant Adutau General Assistant Inspector Div
sion QusTiera aud ABIDE Camp be selected from each club
company n his Division.
Col Truesle hereby appointed AdnntG Genera other
Saf appointment establishment Of headquarters will be announced
IN subsequent oT1ers.
VI Until orders all communications for the Grand Marshal
reports &c viii be forwarded TO the Office Of the Auiau General No
Parkpace CHARLES X GRAHAM
IOHdsll SAN TRUKsDKLL. Adutsnt-GenersL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Democrats of the XNlllth New-lOrk
District have nominated John II. White Of Saratoga.
The Nevada Union State Convention met at
Carson City, sept. l6. Thomas Fitch unanimously
nominated for Congress and b. Whitman for Judge Of
Supreme COurt.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

The GA Tgrdpt that the Southwestern Railroad u
week $40 bales u e,tn from the southwest OF Macon o
.por dion o, sst road Ofiis amou 1906 bales
m lhour THAT h for Savannah and NeSiork and oshe
Raen ILf remainder received for delivery at Macon
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
TILE COTTON MARKET.

HAvAS, Sept i9Mos.sesiy-d dull 1t y reals Muscovafo
common Potatoes t5 bb Butter hrm JOQ O
per Hams 2 per n for ad and 2ic for Sugar Cured
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

wing Whitewing Adde YOOrhis Kate, Fleur de Lys and
other wsllknOwn boats. The yachts to start 10
Tuesday from of the clubhouse Staten
Island
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

tsas fiNtares.
NEW DESIGNS IN GLASS BRONZE, AND oRNoLo'
FRENCH ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
ALSO:
FRENCH china cIAsswARg BRoNZEs, CLOCKS, SILVER
WARE FINE PLATED WARE CUTLERY and FANOi oooDS
II. V. HAUGHWOUT& d Co.,
~ a.: 400 and 4gl Broadway, corner Broome-ss.
-a1yav Win Rad .smeIis.-PnogNIx DlSINPEcrANr th
liM1y Win iSer al the chief recommend laions OF
the Bosnt o. ~
Institute, ie67. AgsnJ Ne HVsg@
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

These pos have foreign commerce Of OOD eaornous
domestic trade beside which have the immense internal commerce t
the Empire raang from these points through s canals and naYEos
being laid Company popOs. erecting ndes ,t
everywhere else the communications Of hs
Government Of business and Of social life especially Chns She
aud her only Of communicating Ifors.
The Western World Knows that Chns very large country 10 s
third OF the human The latest returns made 20 her central s1tho-
by the local magistrates make her poputoa
der than the actual Nearly Of these who are over 10
old only but DO read and write Her civilization peculiar
but her literature extensive that OF Europe China ad oil
teachers and Traders and the latter exceedingly quick to avail them
facility early Information
observed California that the Chinese make great Of the telegraph.
there transmits IN hnRhsh
Chinese merchants and used hy then
exclusively for the transmission Of early intelligence II the telegraph
their
would within the h two
suee operation nd would steadily Increase thereafter
itself as greater degree remunerstEs
commercially, politically and eyangehcaly.
payable Els the s Of November and s23 PAYABLE
10 monthly usaeuts Of 81 so each commencing December 1908 %
Gessr. DaExEL WINTHROP Co. BANKERS, No Is swaIL't~
Me.s1.. BooxsrAvER, THAYER sLossoS No 10 w.n'..
THE NATIONAL BANK COMMONWEALTH Ses.YOrs
Messrs DRBAEL Co., PhiadelPhiA -
Messrs. j. L. BROWNELL a Co, New York
Messrs JAY COOKE 4 Co, Washington, ID. -
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Washington d. C.
MessFs C. D. HEAD and I. H. PERKINS, Boston
Messs LEE HIGGISSON Co. Boston
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK sysec'e' ny
THB SYRACUSE CITY BANK, Syracuse n l. -,
R HGBY esq Peqaannock National Bsns Bridgeport Cora
IL H. ORhSBhb, MAnniseture 70, l.h.,n,..,,dy
H. MORSE American Express Company, schenectaay "
And at the once OF the Company Nos ~ sna %
Young Mems Christian tion.Eastsrn Braleh NJ
473 Grandst junction Of East Broadway Regular m9nt.V
Evening Mail will read paper The Wonders Of Memor ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING a3d inst, Mr. r. sANDtSsS. ''' W."
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
TnF LAyFsT ErROPEAN MARKET ApvICHs.
MRsT INDIA MARKETS

r. Ne
FK,SKT lO-lnited States bonds dull Quotations
nomlnaLr nnrlAa.el
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

assemble the Rooms Central Committee Phhas
Hotel their arrival il the city where COMMITTEES will be in waiting
. receive 'l'a + T. J. J. Il h'TbGutGaASsY TbGutGASsYR, Committee
Union Republican General Committee.-At a regular
hI % meeting Of TIE Committee held Thursday e'sHiD Sept
,o!sd That the ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPtBLcAS
Of meeting TUESDAY SEFTEMBER a. and elect BY ballot dele
COUNTY S5yPSon.; ., M r,mhs o as,,
gate, from the ysrou. Assembly Districts have
I ne sSefh Committee, TO nominate candidate Tor Register
JUDICIARY AIRY CONVENTION consist of. Tx. number Of dele
ucs !P1 sS5,Ss IS15 GXTS and Candidate % City Judge
to consist Of the number delegates from each District
tue said District has representatives Committee
Az ASSEMBLY CONVENTION in escS A..embl, District to eon.
nominate candidate for Member Of Assemble in % each A Ib S
The COUNTY CONVENTION shall eadquarter. No s7
Broadway corner MONDAY EVENING Oct
THE JUDICIARY CONVENTION shall meet a, Headouasr N
93I Broaway Of Twentsecondt Ou WEDNESDAY EVEN
The FoRTH c0SGREssIoNAL DISTRICT comprising III. lat
o. 3d. an m Oh and % wsSi vii oe soS ii! &Saysn0n No.
18Th and .h Wards will hold Convention at Ranks Hotel No
The SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRiGT comprising th. 9th.
18th and 10th ward, win al Lebanon Hall Abns
TIE SEVENTH CoSGRESsioSAG DISTRICT comprising the llh
GAY Ina M KYEyS MS' T ost nSd tns oeoc q
The EIGHTH coSGRESSOS1L DISTRICT comprising the 18Th,
10th 2 Wards will held their Convention at the Everett Rooms
The NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT comprising the 18th
l9h will mold their Convention at the Twenty second
Ward wigsam FRIDAY EVENING oose, at Z o'clock
their places meeting MONDAY bFENNO OCTOBER
The President Of Association bis absence the proper Oeer
thereof shall appoint three inspectors duty shall be TO receive
report the the Association and 10 CON
Shall sign credentials OF the delegates elected
and place holding said Primary Elections ha oe
published NwYok Dispatch New York Tribune sun and Ger
man Deinokrat days previous to said election
f0 III cases ~ '' 'p'1 FREEMAN j. FITHTaY Chairman.
T,,i, WV pHEmoSo SGsosO Secretaries
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

The gentlemen who have accepted invitations 20
speak the Republican Union Ratification Meeting held
Cooper Institute TUESDAY EVENING Sept o. requested
assemble Central Committee a. the Phhavs
Hotel their arrival the city where Committee will be waiting
to receive them F. J. FIrHTAN In.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
THE CAMPAIGN.

,,, .......ULYSSES : GRANT.
,,.' SCHUYLER COLFAX,
NEW.YORK:
,...-.,- ...,..........JOHN A. GRISWOLD.
=" %, .o,,rn,,. ....,..ALONXO B. CORNELL.
49,. canal Commissioner. ALEXANDER BAkhhEi
y,r s,afs Prison Inspector HENRY A. BAhNCn. BA.,c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
Our Establlshed Business Direc


"A marked feature of the advertising
columns of the DAILY STATESMAN, one that
has given general satisfaction, as well to
buyer as to seller, Is the classified BUSINESS
DIRECTORY, occupying a prominent posi-
tion on the first page. and containing the
cards of our most reliable and successful
business and professional men. Readers
can, at a glance at the DIRECTORY, ascer-
tain just where to find anything they want,
aud in addition feel the comfortable assur-
arce that the houses there represented are
only those occupying the first positions in
the mercantile or manufacturing commun-
,ity. ts kstf NtAts
Detailed showings OF the great advan-
tages of this plan. to advertisers, are unnec-
essary. The plan, condensed, yet promi-
nent and attractive as it is, speaks for it
self and needs no endorsement. TO the
merchant, manufacturer, professional man,
hotel keeper, insurance agent, indeed to the
representative of any branch of trade or
business, our established BUSINESS DREc-
TORY offers inducements of untold value.
The directory is made up carefully, is fine
ly displayed in clear type, and occupies the
most prominent position in the columns of
the paper.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
New York legislature.

ALBANY, April 16.-The New York City
Central Underground railroad bill passed
the Assembly to-day. The bill appropria-
ting $500 per mile for each mile OF the new
railroad constructed, was considered in
committee of the Whole. On motion to
order the bill to third reading was lost
81 to 63.
In the Senate the consideration of the
Erie railway was resumed. Pierce's amend
ment requiring the assent of two-thirds OF
the stockholders to ratify any action OF the
comnanv for the extension of the broad
guage route was lost-12 to IA.
Tie question recurred on the second
amendment, offered by Mr.. Chapman, to
Iegalize a guarante by the Erie company OF
bonds or coupons of any other railway
necessary to the formation OF continuous
line between Chicago and New York. the
same to apply to future contracts Only
two Senators opposed the motion, but nc
definite action was taken.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
Nashville Items.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, April 15.-Judge
Trigg, of the Federal Court at Memphis,
to-day granted an injunction, prayed for
by the town of Hickman, Kentucky, re-
straining the Governor and Comptroller of
Tennessee from issuing State bonds to re-
cover the issues of the Nashville & North
western railroad. The Nashville Sc Chat
tanooga railroad will prepare to take
charge of and run the Nashville & North
western railroad. 9,
The County Court of Davidson applied
to Chancellor Shackelford for an injunction
against the newly elected County Commits
sioners, who propose to supercede said
court.
Captain J. E. Montaden, charged with
forging United States vouchers, was
brought to this place to-day and lodged in
Jail to await trial. He was formerly a
qGartermaster.
Tom Shute, a negro, was killed last night
while attempting to rob hen roost, by the
discharge of a spring gun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
cleveland riarkes-April rs.

. FLOUR-The market is firmer, but 9TH
erwise we report no new feature. The
demand is moderate and trade rather quiet.
We quote city made unchanged, as fol-
lows: Xxx red$13@l3 so; Xxx white $14
OLA so; Xxx spring $l1@1l 90. The range
for country brands is 50c@Sl 90 below these
figures.
WHEAT-The market continues quiet,
but to- day was firmer and holders advance
ed their views. The only sale reported WAS
car No. 2 red winter at So 81 from store.
No. l red winter was held at 50 54(92 So,
and No. 1 Milwaukee spring at 81 35. n
CORN--Market quiet but firm; sales of
1000 bu No. l shelled from store at 97c; 2
cars do do, Csc. ..-.......
OATS-The market is 1c better and firm,
but demand light; sales of 2 cars No. / at
76c from store.
RYE-Inactive.
BARLEY-None offering. yp
PORK-NO. l city packed mess $27 90;
No. do $26 90; prime do $25 90; clear
S29 90. W,7eW ao915f "a
LARD-Sales of l5O0 lbs city rendered
at 1S@1S1ac, in tierces and firkins.
SMOKED DMEATS-Unchanged steady,
and in fair demand. Sales of 5000 lbs su-
gar cured hams at Zoe, canvassed; l9c tor
uncanvassed; 500 lbs bacon at 16c; 500 lbs
dried beet at 20c. a~
sg MESS BEEF-No. SIS 90; extra do
$40 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
Cincinnatl market-April le.

..rFLOUR-In good demand and firmer;
family $40 75@11. -,,..,.r--r.
WHEAT-ln active demand from local
millers and higher; No. winter 50 55; No.
at 81 So and at the close higher prices
were asked. s.-----.--y -yas7Gv9 b. .,aa %
q CORN-Quiet and in moderate demand
at SEC for ear, il'Ik
OATS-Steady and in fair demand at
76c for No. l. s-s-az. 49, -
RYE-Sales at 81 95; demand good.
~ COTTON-Nominal; sales of middling
at 291s@30c. .sHrr
Z TOBACC0-In good demand at full
prices at 81 60@10 % forlugs; S1l 30@3l8O
for leaf, 90 -. ',-'-.. fiff
Z PROVIsIoNs-DuIl and nominally un-
changed; no demand for any article worthy
of note, but all articles are held firmly.
PORK-Mess at S27 for city, and S26 80
for country. li'@ ''Ns' a'''a't
= BULK MEATS-Shoulders 121lc; sides
141ac; clear sides I6c. iss-as5 - iaa
BACON-Shoulders 1314c; clear sides
1714c.
81 RAMs-Sugar cured 10000. usisfffA
y LARD-City 17c; country 1870, .s,gg
BUTTERFLY light supply aud firm at
46@50c for fresh. .751z.t sa4f zeE
EGGS-1S. a2t ai 1aaA 4 f'af-',A
POTATOES-Dull at So 25@3 40 per
bbl-the latter rate for large bbis.
.APPLES-Scarce; selling at j$5@6 per
Dbl. ~ A-A st'VAF
ROCERIES-Firmer.
COFFEE-1ac higher and in good de-
sEED-Nothing doing, the season being
over.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
HonoIuIu Advices-

A., r, -, - ,C, L--
luano mas aFriVeu Will hoilolulu auFlces
to April Sd.
Inc japanese steamer StoneWall arrived
at honolulu, ana saiieu LOT Iokohama
March 20th. Whlle lying In the harpor she
was visited by queen Emma, members OF
the government and residents. After,
wards the o1ncers OF the StoneWall ana
members OF the iorelSn dlplomatlc corps
were entertained by the Queen.
The bark K. K: Wood, sailed for San
francisco, laden with sugar, put was COM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
River Disasters.

ST. LOUIS, April 15.-A private dispatch
from Vicksburg says the steamer Lex
ington was blown to pieces in a terrible
storm there last night. The crew and
passengers are safe. There are no further
particulars. The boat was owned here by
l.. C. and r. N. Alexander, and valued at
$4,000; insured for $4,000, in the Phoenix
of Brooklyn, and $11,5O0 in Cincinnati Of
fees.
A dispatch from Sioux City says the
steamer Carrie, bound to Fort Benton, with
two hundred tons of Government freight,
sunk fifty miles below Sioux City, and the
boat and cargo will probably prove total
loss. The boat was owned by 81. Il. Haz-
lett and N. j. KountZ, and valued at $780,
600. Kountz's interest was insured for ST.
600 in Pittsburgh offices. r--r --
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Depreciation. I'm Honolulu.

SAN Francisco, April 16.-Late Arizona
adviees say the Apache Indians attacked,
near Tucson, large herd of cattle, en- route
from Texas to California, and succeeding in
stamped!ng the whole drove, killing two
nerders. No troops are in the vicinity OF
tucson. There is general outcry for a
regiment. Arizona volunteers are asked
ior oy Governor Mccormick and the Leg
fslature. General Crittenden ordered pur-
suit OF the Indians by company of cav
alrv. rf .saff,relf '.,.- : :. -
Various other outrages are mentioned,
in which savages killed whites and des-
troyed property. The settlers are fighting
bravely. Quite number of Indians have
been killed. Several ranches have been
burned. sl..srlt ,..4..-;s;., n.
Whale Ships.
The following whale ships arrived at
Honolulu during March, from a winter
cruise: James Allen, sixty barrels whale
oil; Onward, twenty-five whale, twenty
fve sperm; Java, thirty sperm; Progress,
one hundred whale; Norman, three hun
dred and thirty whale; Arthur Pickering,
five hundred sperm; Cornelius Rowland,
twenty sperm; Gayherd, twenty five whale;
Calloa, one hundred and fifty sperm; Vine
yard, one hundred and fifty sperm; CALI
fornia, fifty whale; Reindeer, two hundred
whale; Lydia, fifty sperm; Camilla, three
hundred sperm; Nautilla, one hundred
sperm; Active, one hundred sperm; Island
er, two hundred sperm; Sea Breeze, six
hundred and fifty whale; Champion, forty
sperm; Europe, sixty-fve sperm, seventy
five whale; Owashanks, eighty sperm;
Eagle, four hundred whale; ReDj. Cum
mings. fifteen sperm Creole forty whale;
John Rowland, one hundred sperm, and
three hundred whale; George, one hun
dred sperm. four hundred and fifty whale !;
George Howland, two hundred whale !;
James, one hundred and fifteen sperm, tour
hundred whale.
The Massachusetts,, Trident, Seine, Auro-
ra, Milo and General Scott, cleared.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
strike In Barcelona.


New York. April 16.-A special to the
Herald, from London, 10th, says: A tele-
gram from Spain announces that the work
men of Barcelona were on trade strike in
large numbers, and hence in the main
originated the riotous excitement. The
strikers attacked and damaged some few
factories. Buildings were despoiled and
machinery more or less injured. The
latest accounts state that the row has sub
sided and the tumult is likely to be calmed.
sailed for America. as U
LONDON, April 16.-The Fenian General
Nagle and six of the crew of the Jacmet
packet, sailed for America to-day, under
promise never to return.
Rejected.
COPENHAGEN, April 16.-The proposition
of Prussia to Denmark that the latter cede
certain fortresses and territories to Prussia,
has been rejected. Z
Duel. (
A duel was fought yesterday between ex-
Russian Ambassador Meyendorff and the
present Ambassador, Baron Won Budberg,
near Munich. Budberg was seriously
wounded, and will resign his Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
new York marKef4a1rIf.a,. 81.

COTTON-Dull and lower sales loco
bales at 3l@32c for uplands, and by aut-
ton to- day of 200 bales Of Savannah at
FLOUR--Closed quiet and firmer.
-WHEAT-Quiet, with moderate export
inquiry for No. spring att about 81 $50
2 go in store and declined.
- sRYE-Firm at s a0@l 90 for western.
.IOATS-Dull at S6@S61zc for western.
CORN-Dull and lower; new mixed
western at 81 1891 20 afioat, and old mix.
ed western at 81 1901 10 in store.
lPORK-Dull and heavy; sales at $2675
: @26 So tor new mess, cash and regular, and
$26 90@27 co. sellers option for May.
BEEF--Steady, with fair demand.se
CUT MEATS-Active and advanced.
. BACoN--Quiet at 14c for Cumberland
cut. - - .-,,.--.ss i ,.,,-es-T .r.,s.
LARD-1716@l734c. for fair to, prime
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17

New BLACK Dye FOR WooL.-A valua-
BILE aniline dye for wool of beautiful
solid black, which resists all the agents
that usually discharge inc color of black
cloth, has just been announced. The yarn
or cloth is first stepped for an hour in a
bath nearly at boiling heat composed of
two pints of water, seventy-five grains BIZ
chromate of potassa, forty-six grains of
sulphate of copper, and thirty-one grains
sulphuric acid. After this the material is
well washed, and then plunged in solu-
tion of oxalate of aniline of one or two de-
grees of Beaume's hydrometer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17

GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Somewhat
irregular, but closed strong and better.
Henry Clewes & Co. quote: COUPONS of
'S1, l121s@1127s; do of '62, 11OT@l11;
do of Isl, 1O9@lO91s; do of '65, 1890
1O93s; new do 071s@1075s; do '67 1917
@l077s; 10-40s 10lA@lOl7s; 7-3Os 1860
STOCKS--5:3O P. M.-Adams Express
5s14@5S115; Wells 2614@27; American $40
SO; United States55@57; Merchants Union
2915@2924; Pacific Mail s914@S915; Allan
tic Mail 32@3411a; New York Central 1107s
oil; Erie 66@661s; do preferred 69@70;
Hudson l23@l25; Harlem los; Reading 81
@S71s; Ohio & Mississippi 291a@2924;; Wa
bash 461a@47; Michigan Central 1iS1a
tral l4O1a; Pittsburgh S29 9@SSa; Toledo
99@991S; Rock Island s6@s61s; North
western so; do preferred 6S5s3Os1a; Fort
Wayne 993I@100.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-17
Attempted Poisoning.

New YORK, April 16.-A servant named
Bridget Connolly attempted to poison a
whole family, named McAlpine, at Hudson
capped.