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WASHINGTON,
Silk Manufacture in the United
q 5000 States. ~ q. .saIg
Geps Ieads Report Of tho ecAls.
q ] y bama Election. u

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Secre-
tary Of State sent to the House o.day
a report Of Elliott O. Cawdin, one Of
the commissioners to the Paris EXPO
sition, on the subject of silk and silk
manufactures, in which he says 1t Is as
easy for the United States as 1t is for
England, to:immediateiy supply herself
with raw silk. On reaching New York
by way OF California II WouldSbe dis
tributed not only among our own man.
ufacturers, butportions doubt less would
be distributed 10 foreign countries.
More especially may America be en-
couraged to prosecute the industry in
view Of the exemption OF our continent
from the mali9 nifty among silk worms
now prevailing in Europe. "a ts..l II
No action has yet been taken on the
nomination of Col. Burnside as Second
Auditor of the Treasury. It is UNDER
stood that the movement for his ap.
pointment originated with the western
friends of Burnside. LII, zr,t5
Ex-senator Foster has been urged by
his friends to accept the appointment
as one of the judges OF the Court OF
Claims, to supply vacancy caused by
the death. of Judge Wilmot, and they
say. he has consented to do so.
WAsH1NdToN, March 27.-In the Su.
preme Uourt Judge Black asked for the
argument on the preliminary injunc-
Llon Dill IN the case or the State Of
Georgia, and that Gen. Grant and 9TH
ers be heard. The Court declined, pro-
cess having not yet been served on the
oounsel forthe military authorities and
Gen. Grant. -e+.- f.I.-,.,.l y ;
Gen. Meade's report of the recent
election for constitution in the State
OF Alabama, has been received at army
headquarters. The result is the same
as that transmitted to Congress recent.
~, showing the defeat of the Constitu-
ton. - t8I7
Mr.. Black says that some parts of
various published statements WHY he
declines 70 act as one ofthe counsel for
the President are mere speculations.
The reason why he refused to be re-
tatned was because, It was impossible
for him to defend the President II the
PRESIDENT snstained the Secretary Of
State in the Alta Vela case. and he'yyas
satisfied the President did sustain the
position OF Mr.. Seward. FE.l9
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, CANADA, March 27.-In the
the House yesterday, the Government
announcedit its intention soon to intro
duce bill making American silver a
legal tender, at rates to be determined
in council.
It is said the Government has re.
solved to repeal the duties on corn,
Hour, ETC., as a concession to New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
Among the papers laid before the
House regarding the case of Rev. Nc.
Mahon and other Feniau prisoners, lis
a letter dated Janury 1Ith, to Lord
Monck from Duke Buckingham, in
which the latter says her Maiesty's
government will not be justified In
mitigating sentences. ISEI - ::
OTTAWA, CANADA WEST, March o.
tis understood That the Government
Will yield to the wishes of Life Insnr.
ance companies, and accept the deposit
holders, the deposit to be increased ac,
cordtng to the annual receipts until
100000 is deposited, and the deposits
to be made in dominion stock, excepl
In the case of American companies,
from whom American securities NAV
be accepted.
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p Y MAIL.


The Clarksbprg telegraph suggests
Mr.. VIM. Haslett, chief clerk in the
AUDITORS Office as candidate dor
Auditor in case Mr.. iMcWhorteP Is a
candidate for Congress III the Sd Dis.
trict.
-Gen. Sehepck read a letter in the
House Wednesday,, from u person in
Chicago, "whose duty It Is to be we'll
posted, Saying :'this place is wholly
sold out to q whisky ring, distellers,
revenue officers and all. I do not think
there is a 5wQFhe spot on the footstopl,
and every body connected Withthe SER
vice is disgraced by the q fact
that the Department at Washington
allows it to continue. I am. Sick
at heart and disgusted with charges
which are made by honest, men, sgainsl
Washington. We all suffer together.
Mr.. Rollins, the Secretary, Committee
of Ways and Means, Congress and
every honest Revenue officer, are each
villihed, and charged with being in
'cohoots' or friends OF the Ering.' 1t is
too bad and unless something ,istsoou
done to clean ont, these dishonest OIL
cars who are" sucking the life ont of
our public credtt5 we shall see revo-
lutton. wish Ifcould see you face to
face. am too much dIsgusted to write
as I feel.n,,,.,.t > snfa
The Commissioner of Intsrnal Rev
enue-has rendered decision in the
bogus champagne wine cases. He
holds that wines made by an infusion
of carbonic acid gas and put up in bot
ties similar to foreign champagne
wines are subject to a tax of six dollars
per dozen. All of the wines known as
the bogus champagne wines, between
four and five hundred dollars' worth,
which were seized by Collector Shook
and Inspector Lewis, In New York
some time REos T4re put q p In the above
revenue to the Government but will
drive out OF use bogus champagne
wines.
The story that Mr.. Evarts had
Withdrawn from the Presidents conn.
sci has no foundation. It originated
from the fact that Mr.. EVarts has gone
to New York to remain until the trial
begins. '''
I'm the Virginia Convention the
whole of Thursday was spent in discus
sion of the propositlon for the Gllsfran-
chisement of all persons who spoke or
wrote In favor of secession prior to
March, 1861. In the courseHof his re-
marks, 5Mr. Clements. Republican,
Washington, stated that nineteen
twentieths of the Republican mem
bers {of Congress were opposed to
any acknowledgements tnrther than that
authorized by the reconstruction acts,
and warned the Republicans that the
adoption OF the proposition before the
Convention, might result in'the defeat
Of the Constitution. The proposition
was defeated by a vote of thirty two to
forty eight, several colored members
voting with the moderate Republicans
in the negative
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BY THE ATLANTIC !! 1 Y j CABLE.

=. LONDON, March 27.-Astrike occurred
,among the operatives Of the'cosl mines
at Cbarleroi, Belgium. They assem-
bled in body and were riotous.
Troops were compelled to fire to dis
perse them, and many were killed and
wounded. Quiet has been restored.
FLORENCE, March N.-There Is great
activity in endeavoring to suppress
,brigandage. A large body of troops
under Gen. Pataracini ts to commence
operationsimmediatelyin in the Province
OF Naples. iHIs ifl3
LONDON, March 27.-It appears that
the man who was arrested at Stafford
was not Dreary, though closely resem-
bling him. The authorities are salts.
fled thath he is in the United States.
,MANoHEsCER, March 27.-The Fe.
mans Thompson and AIullday, con-
Victed of the murder of policeman
Brett, were sentenced to imprisonment
athard labor for life. ~. NJ.
NAPLES, March '27.-Admiral Farra-
gut has returned from Rome. He will
remain here q few days for the purpose
of recruiting of his health, and then
sail with the fleet for Constantinople.
shoND9N, March 21:IFheI report that
ed.both houses of the Austrian Reich
ratt was premature. Some amend
ments were made in the upper house to
the bill, and returned TO the lower
house for concurrence. These amend
ments were agreed to to-day by the
lower branch, and the bill only awaits
the assdu6of tile Emperor to become a
law. ~ ,,ti n. .1.5
:, LoNDoNy March 27z-1:2O. p M.-C Con-
soils '93a9311S: s. Bonds 721s 1saT2<; Efie
46<; Illinois 7e1z. Z rist4t. -
LIVERPOOL, March 27-1:2O P. NJ
Cotton 1rmer aud more active; adj
yanced Md: :Juplands, on spot, 1ol<d:; to
q w
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NEW YORK.
Hev. Stephen II: TynE, Jr.--.seIzureo o

HeV. Stephen II. Tying, ,Jr.--.SeIzure OF
Tobacco.
New YonK, March 27.-Rev. Stephen
ii. Tying. Jr., has addressed a letter to
Bishop Potter recently, protesting
against the result of the proceeding In
his case, and appealing from the un-
just presentment of oppressive rulings
and predetermined decision, and In
sinuating censure. ~
fhes large tobacco manufactory on
.fearL street has been seized on suspi-
cion of fraud on the Government.
The Worcester Spy says the associa-
ton In this city to aid In the formation
of a colony In the West, was fully or.
ganiEed Tuesday evening. Trustworthy
agents were appointed to go West as
soon, as the season will permit TO select
the most favorable locality and pur-
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lantic s7as71<; Western Union Tele,
graph 341Sa341<; New York Central
1201sat20M; Hudson 133a135: Ohio 4
Mississippi e12a29s< st. Paul l651fa56;
preferred 70z zEaT9Ss; Toledo 1881 I<a1OS1f;
Rock Island 92ae21f &; NofthNWesternA 6Ss
65; preferred s741<aT49S; Reading 9ONa
e0{; Wabash 47Na4sj Michigan Cen
nois Central 1885 1Ta13715 II; Plttsburgh Ola
ok; Fl. t.gWayue 102al02IS; Columbus
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EXPRESS SHARRS-Wells. Fargo a
Co., 355 5<a36; sMefchants' Union 841<a
S41<; American 679<a6sI<; Adams Tx
United States, 691<a70. - 81 = tslii
ClneInnatI. glV
MARCH 27.-FLoUR-In moderate de.
mand but prices unchanged. hl.s s''a
GRAIN-Wheat in better demand and
the market frmer. Sales Of red winter
at 50 SO for No 2, and Sc 1892 Is for Nc
l. Corn in demands at S4aS5c, Oats Rd.
Yanced to zoe for No 1. Rye and bar.
ley unchanged. g.t lri It.-.iili5f.
CoTToN-In good demand and prices
adyancedi mtddling sold this afternoon
at 24c. =
PRoy1s1oNs-Q Quiet and not much do
Ing. Mess pork nominally unchanged
Bulk meats in moderate demand al
1O1<a12&c for shoulders and sides. Ba.
con unchanged with fair jobbing de
mand for clear rib and clear sides al
1431a15c, and for sugar cured hams,
which must be quoted at 1Sa1S1<c. Lard
dull at l6a161fcIfor city and country.
Butter dull at 46a50c. Eggs declined
TO 100. r-1. 81 s.;s. IL 90 gIi'7
SERD-Clover dull at l8c. .iz7.,.its
GRooER1Es-Quiet and ndnnchRnRed.
GoLD1-7-At 1881 buying. The money
market Is quiet at sa10 per cent.
49, chicago.
MARCH 2.-FLoUR-More active and
unchanged Gss41x l4l s-6z5F
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and in good
demand, closing firm at 81 921<, sellers
generally, demanding 81 92A for No. 2
st sof new NS i:y1 e. sssr s9d all Ma1 F%
at s9as9H. 'Oats-FIrm' and steady at
671za571fc. RyeABetter and quiet at
81 81. Barley-Inactive and nominal
generally held at g 40 without buyers.
Observation-Disclosures 75a24OO. Lard
Ice, but there are no buyers at that
price. Bulk Meats-Firm and quiet:
shoulders 10c; rough sides 111<a113<c;
short ribbed 121fc; clear sides 13Kc:
sweet picked hams 149<a15c.
lHEEEiffp e SC. Louis. --,
MARcH 27.-FLouR-yery dull and
GR1ISsWheat-Dull and So lower.
Corn-Dull and unchanged at S6aSSc.
Oats-Unehanged at 69a70c. Barley
Very firm and unchanged. Rye-Un-
changed at 81 70a1 72.
Provisions Pork - Unchanged at
$25 90. Bacon-Shoulders at 11{c; clear
sides at loo. Lard-16a17c for tierce and
keg.
Toledo. ~.
MARCH 27.-GRAIN = Wheat firm,
Corn unchanged; sales of No at 94c.
Oats firm and scarce.
SREDs-Timothy, e so.
milwaukee,.
March 7.7FrouR-Qulet and un-
e GsR1ITT-whea', 81 tending up at 81 SO
MARC, MARgn 2.-Market steady aud uu-
cnanseu' g.. n
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEaRAFl1. !
NEw YonK, March "a, 1855,
REGULAR REPoRT.

g CorroN-Firmerand decidedly more
active; sales OF 1900 bales at 251<a26c
for middlipg uplands; q loslng at 26c.
FLoUR-Closed 5a10cs better on low
grades, with q fair demandI for export
and home use, 11 - fna5' '''''-1 Ffa
:, GRAIN- wv at-Mode derately active;
very firm at g 43a g 46 for No. 2. and
% 50aS2 s. for No, Spring. Rye
Firm at 81 S7aSl IS for western. Oats
Quiet; hrm at $40 for western in store.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork- sales OF
1000 barrels at S23 20 for old mess; and
S24 75aSA 50 for new mess, cash and
regular. BeeE3Firm and iquiet. Cut
Meats-Quiet aud steady. Bacon
Fairly active; firm at 12K for Chmber-
land cut. Lard-Duu at 49, 61<a163<c for
fair. to prime steam and kettle rem
dered. R'''ni''g. s51'i 5ifttf afll.
,,,r- DRY GOODS. -!
The market for printed calicoes has
advanced fully cent per yard all
round. Although There Is still some
irregulatity In prices, the demand,
however, has partly subsidized. Stocks
are generally exhausted and tending
upward. Ha&vy Brown Sheetings are
still Irregular, but al the cheap lots
are now bought up.
ta.5as -e.: MONEY AND STOCKS. ~ mr.
Gorpzo Opened at 1857; closed at
1399Sa1SSH. -. .iis5S.. s. .,I'',.5,f
GOVERNMENT SToCIls-A shade high
er. Henry ClsWB q Co., furnish the
annexed ES0 quotations.: Coupons 'S1,
111a111<j do '62, 10o5Sa109s<: sdo s'64,
1079zI do i66, 109a1OS1 1S;Ido new. l1O8ISa
1069s: i6I, 107a107IS; 1O-40s, ss10I sfa1Ol5f;
1905, 105Sfa1O5X.
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!KERTUCKY.
e Hope fnsurarce EmbezxlIns
q h'st % COuGFOVeFSyr. - = -

The Hope Insurance ETnbezElInrr
i', q i'5' :" Controversy.
:LouIsyILLE, KY, March ,26.-The
Hope Insurance Company embezzling
controversy was concluded in the CITY
court to-day, by the discharge OF D. d.
Bly, the Secretary. John w. Arnold
was discharged yesterday. It will be
iEemembered that the above named in
dtviduals were arrested upon affldavits
charging each other with embezzline
the funds of that company.
ThePresbyterian Synod of Kentucky
has been in session two days, but has
transacted no business of Importance.
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OMAHA, March 27.1The Union Pa
cific Railroad is completed to point
q miles west of Cheyenne and within
four miles ofthe highest summit on the
entire route The number ofmen now
in. that section Is 5000.
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Iris reported that Judge Black has
written, and will soon have published
a letter In felationTt6r rths difficulty be.
tween the President and himself ,sg
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GhrQmtellig(et
NEWS SUMMARY
BY EELEGRAPH,

Gold closed yesterday at 1881. sa,
i THE Mississippi is clear OF iee,p aud
steamers will soon commence making
regular trips from st. Paul to Lake
~ iii !. lsf. h4Ef - D, ssfI ts.7yf
The banking house OF Hale & Rice,
at Junction City, Kansas was robbed,
on Thursday morning, OF SIS, 600, which
was deposited the evening before by f.
Rawalte. NO clue to. the robb6ra.
'LNesbitt ILawrence, a weIi!known
merchant OF Boston, is missing. Fears
are entertained that he has been muir
dered. ~
Action was taken in the New York
Kills the bin ameGdtng the Afetropoli.
tan excise law, which passed the As!
sembly.
ii-4-Nathaniel F. j johnson, of Deerfield,
Mass, had his pocket picked of 81, 100
In the depot at Springfield, Thursday.
"A man named George Scheiltz was
drowned at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Wednes.
day. v"hAe attempting to--crossl foot
bridge.
The Pfnssian treaty was ratified by
the Senate, Thursday. Is
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GoVERHoRi iPRIRPoIsT.s with a geter-
otiB regard for tie cd ynient OF his stic1
ca9sor, 10 preparing for the ptodncaon
OF grapes in the h0gubernatorial garden,
SIC VoS ron Vobfs, dc. ~ ''f1
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1Tis said that Mr.. Dickins, at his
readings in Rochester, New. York, was
much amused, as we'll as considerably
shocked at q party of. strong.minded
women from Danville, who entered the
hall, quite late, dressed lin bloomer
costume. They went to Rochester on
purpose to hear Mr.. D1clkins and show
their trowsers. In Mr.. Dickens forth.
coming "American Notes. we shall exs
pect to see these its pictured lat full
length, and the universal verdict will
be, f'aserved fthem right. nt u twill be
remembered that Rochester was the
birthplace oEthe able-tippIngs. = ~
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d NASHVILLE, TENN, March ,2e.lA
Fenian movement has been fnaugu-
rated by the Nashville Circle, cultni.
mating mofority of the Irish to form
in general convention in May. The aim
is TO get five hundred thousand pledged
before another move is made on the
T.. Judge Harrison. OF the snnrams
Court, was thrown from his buggy this
evening. His right ankle was fra q.
tnred and ligaments ruptured: Other
wise unht1rf ~ : : 70 - 80
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The suggestion that Chief Justice
Chase be made the democratic candi-
date for the Presidency, is repeated In
many quarters. The improbability
that he would accept such a position,
or that the sham democracy would
adopt statesman with his loyal
record, does not prevent reiteratIon OF
the story. Possibly the Sonnectionio iof
the Chief Justice with the Impeachment
trial. prompts the prediction of his
nomination by the party which he has
so long opposed, asit certainly affords
the explanation which ls given of a
proposition SO remarkable. Mr.. Chase,
1t isintimatedsRillta is take strong ground
against prompt and decided action for
the fenoval0b Mr.. Johnson. and will
cast all his influence in favor of delay,
first; and then efacquital. As recog-
milton Of this service, Mr.. Johnson and
his satellites willlpress the nomination
of Mr.. Chase BY the democracY. '.i ~
The high character of Mr.. Chase
ought to be n sufficient answer to- such
ISLANDERS, Bpt the case does not rest on
that solely. The temptation devised,
could not AFFECT even q weaker and a
baser man, Mr.. johnson and his
friends are not to dictRte tie demo 6Sfatic
nomination.. Itwillainot B6 awarded
for defense OF the President, 2 however
disinte nterested and inpo ortaht that may
belregarded. No one can promisei IL,
with any hope of oontr ollIng the con-
| Yention. lssHeast Of ptll, wilI
the denocr Rsy take up an ,s lotigi.
nal free soilerns Q lie long oppo-
neut of slavery, one of the Cabinet OF
Mr.. Lincoln, the rfatherg Of green
bae<s,n whose character and ability
went far 10 bear the financial burdens
caused by the rehellion.q However sud
den and complete might be his con-
version, neither. the leaders nor the
rank and hle would accept him as a
candidate. No one could see these
things better than Mr.. Chase, assuming
It to be possible that the consideration
should be admitted to his mind. In
the Union party, the Chief Justice Is
first among the foremost. He cannot
abandon his erelatianH3 to- 1t, without
disgrace and utter ruin. The intimR.
Iion that any contingency will arise in
which he would contemplRtef such
abandonment, is'abshrl. ~ g ik''A' T