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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT.o HARLKssr.
MR.. EDWIN FORREST
suppOrted by Mr. BARTON HILL and Miss LILLE
Tuesday Evening. Jan. 81. 1ses.
shsfspeare's mssterpiecs, in Eve acts, emitted
KING LEAF.
Krg Lear. .....Nr. EDWIN FORREST.
dgT........---............ ......hE BARTON HILL
Ooreeia. Miss ILL E.
Mr.. FORREST will appear en- wEDsEsD Az, as DAMON
THURSDAY as AEfANORAi and FAIDAY q MAC
BETH.
SEATS CAN BE SECURED FIVE DAYS IN ADVANCE
The sesls OF prices on Mr. FORESTS Nights Will be:
Dress ce and Psrquste. ............ al 80
Family Circle 81
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoS STREET.
Tuesday Evening, Jan. Ell, 1858,
First Night OF Msllard Opera in three acts,
THE DRAGONS os vILLARs
Sung by NINE Audibert, Msssrs Damiani. Lechevalier
Tholsr Nine. Grsvier.
THURS DAY jan 23-secOnd night Of Meyerbeers Grand
OEers, ThE HUGUENoTs
SATURDAY, Jan. 26-LA BELLE HELENA.
Performance commences at IA O'Clock.
VABIETIEs THEATER-GRAvIER STREET
Tuesday Evening, January, &c.
Ninth night Of the engagement OF MR. JOSEPH JET
fER on who will the Last Time his Characters
tic performance Of
RIP VAN wINKLE
wedne, day-oUR AMERICAN COUSIN
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.
sPALDIEG BIDgELL. ProprietOrs and Managers.
VARIETY ORGANIZATION.
Singing, Dancing. AcrobstIc, GymnastIc
and Ser sstien Acts.
PERFORMING EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY NOON
OLYMPIC THEATER-
u ST. CHARLES STREET.
v Z. Manager and Proprietor.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
Monday Evening, January 20. 1865.
First sppearal of Miss DORA DAWSON the Celebrated
sscosd week Of Miss SUSIE STARR, the Dashing
Daughter TepsicnOre In conjunction with the great
OLYMPIC CONVERSATION,
Aeknowed by all TO be composed of Artists which,
Tlent ana Novelty
Are Equaled by Few, ExceIled by None
Curtains rises a S o'clock, precisely.
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DyTb ~8s.

ALLARR-On r April 70 Robert Al,ire ,ssa 81 Isr,.
Lodge 90 and z,qd Chapter No ~ Of and a. H. are res
pecay Invited to attend The sas,l services rom hs ae Residence
oSoes n: rtsns Win be taken to SosRoho
ALLcoCKAt Newark j. APrs, Hannah c. wife Of Hugh All
The relative. .Ud friends Of family
O'Clock p N. IaIennes in Marble Cemetery, New.YOrl
BASKsAi wansr Conn., Friday 10th inst Caroline S. wife Of
The fensa will be taken to Plains & iuierner MOnda,
BBAN POnp.on j. Aprls. George B. Beam. son ofJoha
Funeral on sunday p pms Ponpton
Ess SS S Of Jsns, 'hI1 6sO. BRADY sss
Ts Vsisi s and friends the family and also grandfather
Thomas W. Leson respectfully invited to attend The iner ser
wee, on S S The remains viii be eoarsysI t. OAK Ali
cemctery Nyaek, for inierment
BrcHAEAYA. Eewburg Orange Co. H. on wednesday 9Th inst,
her late residence No % Harrsons ia the City
SSScI s OF james, H. cae and dassi Of As ss
William Mackenzie aged % years aud IS days
CLARK-on Friday April 10 1863 Marie widow OF the late Alexander
Notice Of the firera hereafter
CoLGATEon Friday, April TO- Charles Colgate, tie slh Of
The relatives ard huy respectfully invited ,eud
No g Thiri.piars, TroOSiyn
,HARRSGToS-on SUNDAY April Farnasloa H. Horace H,r
ng.on, Of the late Madison O. Harrington Of Brooklyn H.
sgei years
HUBBRLI-ou Friday April 49, Alfred O. youngest child Of John
hiead ayars asd attend funeral the residence
parents No hHha, on Sunday Tomorrow afternoon at
sAACSIn Bookyn THURSDAY evening April John Ssl ses
ofhe late Jacob Isaacs AID onaaw ofhe late Commodore
Hadsou Z. s. n, Ia The i6h year OF his age.
Ts relative, and fai. q Tue family axe respectfully avi 70 attend
bolbEnhS Moore, No. "a MoutssueS, BrOOhbn thence to
Grace Church. lIieks-ss
KNOWLrONln West Upton Mass April g. Miss Eliza C. knowon,
daughter Of W and Caroline knonon eyed 30 spi months
Funeral from the Rev Geo. balls Church Saturday Apr H.
al II o'clock Relatives audi friends invited TO attend without mr.
ther notice.
LEoSARD-In this city Thursday the 9th inst, Martin B.
Leyuari
The relative, asl friends also Che ens.rs Of tle go RsGs t as
~ Invited attend the funeral frum the fesience oi 49,
iaaw Patrick Dgon, Ma tB West Thirty sIsh'I on sA'' W."
18th last, al II o'clock
Hx,por,RrKns n Co Cru RkGr N O., n YTbe msloes o.
this command hereby potaed 20 assemble III, ovr1coats
crane attend tla innelal ef 0a1 iase
Leonard ConpaaJ roll call At 10 oeec1 lpp.iAenFT CapiNa
Rose Aspgss,, ordcsI ssssaaA q
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- ,u,ton the report which he reoT' replied mES
% as lions to have the report OF the Sommtee
that no We a. lar as be was concerned mo dd not
s Legislature could afford to pass o ts OF ! .n
heeD talking with Mr.. Lewis and That az
tNat rriut Prear then turned arc ~. IN" WV -
ssSing "rhen 20 talk with LOWS r,t from anvhodv
sed that he had no SSpq fGr Ea Soe tSat he
70 offer OF pay Vn but merely stated the rumor
that he had heard that he eo1 s and tho
sue e 500 Both Lewis and Frear swear ey a Az mat
u1cnyersation with each other upon thiS ihu''ei' anu '
tpsy we're not pei sOnally acquainted ,,,o,,s that
LT evidence OF Messrs Ray and Ramsey SHOWS on@S
an, ssndinS of Mr. Glenn TO the coakroom was noto
80 From these facts and Others equally cot ~ r
t. testimony we would respectfully report tlat III t
% he EVIDENCE does not furnish any JustlhGallon
~ tbe charges made by Mr. Glenn against MI tba
and We have unanimously come 70 the e0DciusOn ma a
fhe testimony fully exOuerates him rom s Jd = i,dy
an illustration Of the trustworthlnes OF MI % fcf that
The former sSears that no knew certain members
s,,t hs.anse they could not look him Ia the race aO
Ea,,lt conclude and recommend that MT trear re-
0uest 10 be excused from serving on the investigating
Committee be denied. -.
We report was unanimously adopted
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SHALERs FAMILY ScALE.-H our farm
ers mechanics and aborers, would regularly reigh'
when brought home their purchases Of tea coffee sugar
rice butter &c, &c, for consumption in their house
holds they would only learn TO buy Of those who give
best weight rather than those who often alseyprocss to
SCH cheap but they would nuse into our retail trade an
element OF honesty widely lacking. Only let II he
known that customers habtualy weigh their groceries,
and many would give five TO twonty per cent. better
weight than they now do. "sbalers Family Scale"
operates by carefully guarded spring. has clock face,
wherein the weight is indicated from half ounce up
ward takes less than fourth OF the time and strength
required in weighing Py Ieelyards, and seems very DIM
cult TO get out Of order II costs at retail s. So CO.
80 aud S. for sizes that weigh H. %, 3d. and 10
pounds respectively, With liberal margin to agents and
dealers Alvah Bushnell No 52c0urtlaudtst Is general
agent Of tie menuiaeturcr and ready to supply district
asents OF local dealers o. most accommodating terIA
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Ioxnrr1rx AID LIFE Observation-Disclosures

grams sny 90 that he sen
10 b. EiTsrd H. Dron Of The Sd. before the l Of June
n. ACCOMPANIED Of the hight occupation and
persOO will sute the sender to me neIt nans5
M rned prepare chart Of the PHI cal OF longevity IS m
dcsd ~ e face illustrated 100 Photographic An sIee viii be
published in the ensuing Of The Sape No a. on the subject 81
M Inurape showing absur OF the customary medical erAmi
nations injustice Of the scale Of fees demanded b the CoTPs
e ina sc,pel No. contains article the Lief
r or il possible measuring his head bow long VIII
live This article relates exclusively she brsinj the proposed Que
20 h. devoted 10 tie face Address Box No 32 Az literary
AMI rroon communications be addressed to Dr. Edward
Do5 AZ Fnhav Once hours from to TO ana 70 sUears"
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IArcn Am Gnnw FAr.-It il notahle fact

hat ms s,ng and that hearty u;hsrs seldom lean
csdaserous the the Cotton Dental Ascot
Cooper Institute ouod ourselves surrounded BY bey
had that actually the
the Imagination would have led US
giving pubc Bat BY
snis happier ocuHtspanee refreshed hy short and
then practically that th famed
Institution asylum where the victims Of tooth ache might nd
Of their Ills alone without palm but with pessurshe
and laugh whom theJ had obtained the
victory We few Of h pleasing remarks dropped by se Who
ed the Nitrous Oxi" Oh sat It lovely said lady who had
tseth extracted gentleman remarked th,t he had Just epe
eb and others equally interesting but
mentioning perfectly those that inhaled thu
from any tsrward but rather refreshed than
othew,e pleasant hour whed away and much inter
obtained this institution which has met with so
uc success aud being pstrond BY the on Maine 70 CALI
WINS Ns lChurch Union
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RAYsoR-As pcrgsEespsis On Fday G,ru n M R.yssS
wife Of John Rayror, eco, ists Of noEYo Oity.A
The sves fnskds Invited 70 attend tkeuef without h
tier notice Tuesday Afternoon tbs iHhinst, sf o'clock
sUYDAMrn BroOkys Wednesday, evsdAs AD Henry fsr
dam. or. In the eCh year 81 his age
III. relative. and friend. invited 70 s,isnd The ssae ron s .
readeuc No. "a Carr SATURDAY, April TO- ct n oeosf
THoNAs--At Sewsrt, n = Frederick Th.ns. ,gst9 lsss
The relatives and friends Of the hmi invited 70 54 hb sso
hom his late residence on ttostg April 10 a. tosoes M -
TAYLoRof scarlst Totteavs Staten islsnd Akl
beth Taylor. 49, 49,
The r.syss and friends tie huy respectfully ,ars sas:4
without further notice. = = IL ri y. M
THOMAS-On THURSDAY ADrl s fesenes AZ her son,tss,
James smith No. Pohandaye. BROOKLYN kfateth Iva ~
relc OF the late Stephen H.
Fnners services viii b held at the Church ML rg
a. -. -
FUNERALS TO-DAY
CORSWRLL JOSEPH, .Chappaaua ny
FARRRLia JOHN No. 6s7 ThinEsye
GALLAGHER MRS. CArHEaINR r.. oas han4f fsss szse0
eentl-st - ..... -,
UIBBELL. EDITH ALISA, No. Hanover place Bfo,kiss
JINDY Rev FRANCIS j., Hewburgh
IfNCH LIZZIB NJ. No. 81 Lnqueerst, Brooklyn. d. r.
OKRFFE LAWRENCE No. 10 Muberyst
POLHRNJS MRS. MARIA h, No 3S3 Hsdson-h
SHELLY HUGH. st. Vincent De Paufs Church, Brooklyn ~.
SUYDAM HPNRY, SR. No. "a Gsnien.st, brooklyn
TALON MISS BLIzA A., West Flushing l.
THOMAS ELIZABETH, Church Of the Messiah bfookiJn
WEBB GEORGE No 70 Fe'trJ'st
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VIM. DOran, alias "English Bill" and Jacob

Chatterton alias "Poughkeepsie Jake" held for
examination before U. 8. Commissioner in default OF
10000 bail EACH for selling counterfeit $40 notes on the
fractional currency &c Doran is the proprietor OF the
Metropolitan Shades In Crosbyst near Prince, and CHAT
tertoh keeps Saloon No. Carroplace, Bleecker-st.
Both these places said 10 be resorts for thieves and
passers Of counterfeit money The Chief OF the Secret
Service Division OF the Treasury Department says that
no proof against the accused and that nc
can show that they sold quantities Of the counterfeit
his detectives, being unaware OF their profess
toual character
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decided sensation useful and important hai made It's appear
,pcr n lie Meopois that will milk tsent al
bours yeaa supposed impossibiy-ay has been
Accommodated Ia important laborsaying Invention works 70
lerceou s and initiates the calf rendering more PAnt
10 the aud prevents possibility OF losing he nua g
% little EFFORT liable out Of order and both cheap and
durable should be without cue CAL anl zee
e In operation Al No. 9o6 Broadway E.Y.-lWOrd
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st. Marys Cathedral, Chicago, was densely
packed last night aud alarm Of fire was raised when
created panic. A rush made fOr the door during
which portion OF the galleries Tell Three women were
instantly killed.
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schenck's Pulmonic syrup.
soHENOKs sEAwEED TONIC.

SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
Ties. three medicines cure Consumption. Liver Complaint aud Dss
pp They cleanse the seoGs Of the h'ss
create an appetite for rich and nourshng food
The sRAWEED TONIC keeps the food from soaring uah
dzsed and made blood Which Sen the matter tA a< ana
nature thross It o. a.. -. =, -,
m scUEycK IL professionally at bis principal oncs Phl.iph.a
every Saturday where al advice must be addressed
He also professionally NO. % BOust Newferf ever ross'
and No. IS Hanovers Boston every Wednesday He gives 'os
free bu. thorough examination With Us ReproreieF We Pe
ss Once hours at each city from sa m to 3P n
Price Of the umone rup set~ed Tonic each 81 80 per Bot
tie OF 81 hsdosB Mandrake Pills % sa per Dol Fot u"
Druggists an. Storskespes generally.
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GREAT sESslrlONl-A coon sBSsArIosi

PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT.
In ti7, the great grand principle Of stopping the most sTsraS
,ins paia instant without employing such dangerous
Cboroorm Opium MOrPhHA AeOnAos Eibs ETC. vas s'st made
known in
This remedy accomplished this wonderful aud dfk dsderstass
aud intsruA psD 10 instant Afforded relief
the applied parts the body where issmnssa
or pan eI relieved the patient Of the most violent and
eeang pang and bobs pain and impaired The delightful esss
ofsass and eOrOrt
Ever kind ofpan whether Rheumatism Neu TOO,haehs Psss
the Chest, Side Lungs, stomach Bowels Knsys spns Lsgs ARA
Feet one application sufficient TO I'LL and eIteminste the ps
Taken internally drops teaspOon Souh and Sl care.
Asae Cholera Feser and A Cbs and Fever Bilious Cole In
namuAon Bowels Cramps Spsns DIahhes, Dysens azA
ever pain exist the inside OF child Th .s
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Of lsi, and it RAILWAYS REAof
RELIEF greatly improved. in 1907
then started Ia its mission OF ree0g the i1sn PanSneH
sick distressed and crippled all cations throughout the World and
to-day used paoussd and rsrsred as household Eee'nI
10 the palaces Saan Bmpsrors Kmos Kins Hgh Pess sooisa
veil the cottages Of the Lahodns Glasses Of every uo On S
face Of the earth ...I
In ever, war TIA, has ,aI. place within ysa vi, s4r
has been preventive Of oa aud Infections des-A
well as cure Tor Noun, joints bruse, accidents and to relieve
the soldiers paa Letters from Army Surgeons and casusss
Generals late de enS ne Neaas
hl service RADwAYs READY RELIEF II VIII prevent gu
against attacks Of the that prevail pgss Or ptens
and to those check the disease sni cure the
patients sometimes with. and At others Without remedial assistance tAs
Railways Ready Relief Persons afflicted with external pn
rheumatism tooth ache erHs etc. haibs the P's
Affected either by rubbing bsas Nth dipped 'ss
RsIIsE, and psa viii cease TO exist .Ir. ana
4
The miserable s,cF scented With tue OIL Of Caa PsppsrAa1 0s
M puder tho ETC. are limitations GRAB
WAYS READY RBLIEF forth the sord under o ssr'
semea They bat limitations aud will die out In lev
months Their makers nothing bot set Of Assn sirsetha"ke
and orcuse ser The sboa Of ne
For Four Cen, Mn rather s about Gsicss
Ia
hungry Bohemus O ibe The existence Of these n'os
limitations Of great good Ready Relief Of Dr. RadS VIII 30
be-oh patrons Railways Ready Relief are daily coming 0ses ana
90 will ever beRsdvays Ready Relief viii ever stand the hr's the
best the cheapest AMI quickest remedy & the ua. Of Pa
the world.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF sold foI 80 in bottles holding
much bottle Of other remedy for s
sane purposss,d 81 1.-THE Pain Killers One bottle all
hold out longer DO than bali dosea bottle, ohss
remedy By Druggists everywhere 50 cents bottle aDi Ne
q M,lden .laneN Y
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A Chant of Praise.
TENNIS
! vas YEAR. vas sd
vas feeling yerV bad
c" Once upon time" as the 'tohss say. #fE
NJ clothes they badly
hands We ry sore
Always amer dreaisd wssao % day
I've found out 20 cost
How mach money hsye lot
irving so.caed {" laiisrssvsng' soapst
fluds. Powders, Crystsls. too
them al I've had % DO va
Bu. shl they sadly bLsblea all mI bOsss
Rut row Prize I've fcusd rlr
ia Nhich yrurs does sbeaud-
A P,IT oBz and ysiDly sought
To wash S q pleasure,
is the hoasewifs's
Ani at every good grocers can be bought
ri. P5f, Soap" that mean
A soap that
The best for every household prrpJss kaOsui
u makes sssbng dsy joy
Hands end clOthe, IL won't destroy.
md for economy Il 5tandf d0N ID
DAyTDs PRIZE SOAP IS SOLD BY GR0CYR5
Tr,i You N Ike H.
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Spectral Hutins.

49,. -
Large Rewnrd.
That which
TN. MAGIC AsH-sGFTBR C0hPAkf
will give. ~
az No. 2A Broadway, New-fofh
for any other sifer II
Which has oasteuh part the Durability ec0nomy "o ~
nnnnlarlr Of thnIra
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PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT.
In tsf7 the great grand principle Of stopping the most srsra
,ng pa!a instant without employing such dangerous AgeS
Cbooorm Opium. McrPhHA AeOn.os, E,be ETC. was s made
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NIsCELLANEoUs.


AUGUSTA, March l7.-There was q large pro-
cession Of Irish here to-day, In honor Of st.
Patrick.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-THE s P. NJ. train yes
terday, from Nashville, ran against fallen tree
near Cooks Station, smashing the engine, tender,
express and baggage cars. Thomas McM1rray.
fireman, and Thomas Hibburn, engineer, were
killed. and William Taylor, conductor was slightly
injured. stl oz 30
CINCINNATI, March ia train of cars on the
Indianapolis and Cincinnati road was blown of
the track and wrecked. Allaboard injured-none
fatally.
CHICAGO, March 17.-During the storm frame
dwelling was demolished and wsman killed.
BELLBvILLE, Canada, March 1.-The Iron
bridge was swept away by gorge, to-day, and
the Town inundated Water higher than ever be-
fore known. Al
ALBANY, N. Y, March 1.-THE whole body Of
Ice for twenty miles south is moving; at Sche
nectady il is still firm.
The Hadson river railroad Is submerged at Cas-
Teton, and the water is high throughout the Gen.
tral road.
ST.. LOUIS. March 17.-Weather clear and cold.
CINCINNATI March 1.-THE total number hogs
packed the past season in the West was 2,7S0 $40
JACKSON. March l7.--In the convention to-day
the report Of the executive committee was
adopted as q whole.
LINsNeBURG, N. Y, March 1.-THE aqueduct
at Crescent, with thirty canal boats and the
bridges at Schenectady and Waterford, have
been washed away.
LorIsvILLE, March 1.-THE Wabash Valley is
flooded.
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LONDON. March l7-Noon-Consols 93t093l !;
bOuds 72t@724
LIvEKfooL, March l7-Noon.--C Cotton market
dull and inactive, but unchanged. Sales 5000
bales. Bree dstUffs duh.
LONDON, March Northumberland 93A
93t; bonds 72t.
LIVERPOOL, March Up. H.-Cotton dull and
easier; uplsnds, on the spot. 10td.; aioat l0Id. ;
Orleans l0sd. Corn 4Os. Sd. Pork 7Ss. Others
unchanged.
LoxDoN, March l7-Esening. - Cousols, "a.
Bonds, az.
LIVERPOOL, March l7-Evening closed
dull. Sales to day 5000 bales. UPIands, on the
spot ard afoat l0sd; Orleans, l02d. Tallow AS.
NEW YoRK, March 7.-Cotton-Demsud dull
and nominal, but closed heavy and love Sales
to-day l9C0 bales middIings Csc. Flour dull !;
5@l0c. lower. Wheat declining. Corn dull ;
white Southern 81 lSllsl % yellow 81 27Clsl 3d.
Sugar fsuly active. Muscovado lOA9l l3c. D her
groceries quiet. Turpentine 65966c. Resin
So lOGs7 Freghts dull; cotton by sail Sled.
GOVERNMENTS weak.
call loans firm at q; discounts nominal. Stocks
fell under the pressure of the money market and
closed at generalld decline. Sub treasury balance
$l06 tOC 600. 520s of 1862, llOs: Of 1864 l07l !;
Of ls65 losl of 1866, l07!. l0-4Os, lOO3 1905
NEw YORK. March l7-GoId after board, 1887.
Sterling %.
MOBILE, March l7.-Cottou-sales to day 200
Ddlet. mdIket uul huu diIObt NOMINAL hlu-
dlings 24G243c. Receipts 1888. Exports 727l.
CNcINNATI, March ll.-Flour firm and I'M
changed family $40 75Gll Is. Wheat 50 so.
Corn S6@Ssc. Rye 81 Is. Tobacco steady.
Mess pork s24. Bulk mests-l0@l2c. for shout
ders and sides bacon shoulders llc.; rib sides
l3c.; clear rib lac, and clear sides lac. Lard
l5c. Sugar-cured hams l73@lSc. Sugar dull.
Butter 4s6I52c.
LOUISVILLE, March l7.-Tobacco market firm !;
sales to-day l57 bids. Tugs to selections. IS to
s25 rs; Hart county bright leaf, s44 so. Cotton,
23@233c. Flour-superfine. IS 500ss 20. Wheat,
81 55as2 60. Oats III bulk, zoe. Corn-shelled,
76@7ec. ear. 75c., in bulk. Lard. l5@l54c.
Mess Pork, $24. Bulk meats-shoulders, l01c !;
clear sides, l34c. Bacon shoulders, llac.; clear
sides, l43c.
ST LOUIS. March 17.-Tobacco firm. Flour
Inactive 81 60@ss so for superfne. Wheat
steady and firm, 81 55@s2 20. Corn quiet, $50
soc. Oats, 70@74c. Pork quiet, $23 7501s24
Bulk meats-rib sides, lie. Bacon-shoulders,
l0S@llc. clear sides, l4c.; sugar cured hams,
lie. Lard firm, l436Dl5c.
SAVANNAH, March l7.-Cotton duIl-nominaIly
unchanged. Sales to-day 200 bales. Receipts
1909 bales. Exports s54S bales.
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FROM EUROPE.

Fenians Tamperfng with soIdlers-Irfsh Re-
FORMS IN Parliame nt-s2eeches n abe Irf n
QsestiOn by Aessrs Gregory, Gladstone
and DIsrseIi-The Latter Threatens 20
Appeal 10 the Country.
LoNDoN, March l7.-Recent Developments lead
and Scotland have been tampering with the Tegn-
lar soldiers. There is evidence of an alarming
oissffection in some Irish re giments.
In the House of Commons today Maguire's
resolution relative to Irish reforms was resumed.
Disraeii opposed, and Mcguire withdrew them.
LONDON, March lin the House OF Commons,
last night, Gregory denounced the English mis-
churches ana education as q reform, but the mia
istry evaded their demands and gave them what
they did not want. he denied that any Catholic
clergy were in favor of national schools.
Gladstone said the Irish tenants lacked enter
prise-thst they should be encouraged in their i'm
provement Of the farms. The ministry should lay
down some definite plan about the church, and
the House should lose no time in declaring for re,
hgious equality in Ireland. He had hoped that
the ministers realized the gravity of the crisis. IL
was vain 10 rely on time for cure. Seven hun
dred years had already been wasted. The Irish 10
Canada and Australia were only contented be-
cause they enjoyed the fruits of their labor and
civil and religious liberty. Irish discomfort was
widespread and deep, caused By actual misery.
He wanted political reform. but deprecated in
curry into the church establishment, and closed
With plea for immediate action.
Disfsel deplored his fate Ia attaining Office
when the lrish question. Of seven hundred years
neglect by preceding governments, was to be
settled. he combated Gladstone's arguments;
Fenians did not effect events or plans of she min
istTy the government shoald move slowly hoped
the House was not alarmed by the speeches Of
the opposition, which In power did nothing for
Ireland; deprecated rash interference with the
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