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THE ANNIVERSARIES.
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THE AMERICAN SUNDAY school UNfoY.
The American Sunday-SChool Union held lie
Od Anniversary yesterday in the Northwest Reformed
Presbyterian Church ev II. d. Ganse in West Twenty
third-st near Sixth-aye At 2:S0 the Sunday School
chldreB preceded by handsome banners, entered the
church. Theopous A. Brouwer. esq. Chairman OF the
cOpmttee Of Ghee % cbSren ~ 6s
After singing several hymns and the onerng OF prayer
MT sassn q staneS to With great attention The great
and good men OF the future should DO iohd III he same
SC Rex MS sabine followed and spoke eoquent
the sabbathschool The scholars sang very s"eely anu
in their neat dresses with their pretty badges seemed TO
enev the scene Similar exercises were held at the fol-
ioylnsnamed places "a schools being represented .o
.ssIsr sSn F;.iSsa P;s.SsS D'S cSurc %.n cas
SsS9: and aasSS al:s & sEIpfssb fs.bS csaleS TsS
s T. O Eoarssuh Do go Gsr%'3 m E'SSsssa ossS
soo Reformed Church Lstepses LOO ssSs'5'sSs ave
Scotch eSs:S''a s SSaI RsoTssd asas Church y @
arsst and Ffhsye 6n PourhAys pssaJ'san ShSs rwsIg
:sGsds : is eoSe d. 2o Reformed cAsI'9
Thirty and ksh,hay, OS $50 PsTISse PTssby
s:H.n Dc Church g. S.sEngnd caSIh od Co..
"; We; cbarsS TIA Pros s chapel and
nhI FL sS @ sss Third EsRsd Church DG,Swa.Es
iSco, Morrssni. and fremont !, 500 L. ,Ao o,.u,oo
aaryices were announced TO take place IN tne efehns
and S after the benedictlon tho schools dispersed.
The rain ever lurking ambuscade during anniversary
Ss TSsSo sTsnSs SOSSstsndng & very large
attendance greeted those who were 70 u9nver tpe aI
presided. At about a o'clock the EXERCISES !. be;
gan with the hymn, :" No Time 70 waste;
ss.e, Witch prayer was offered by the Rev. ]. w. Buck
land rhs Annual Report OF the Corresponding Secretary
the Rey r. j. W. Buckand revealed very satisfactory
stafs OF affairs The Rev. John Hall delivered very
"cwefn address after which the hymn, Work Tor the
Nighf is Coming was sung. The Rev. IL. ID. 0anse
nastor OF the church, made eloquent and onehng
reInarhs The singularly appropriate hymn, Lot mo
Me m the Harness." followed the remarks OF Mr Ganse
1he rev j. T. Duryea spoke feengly upon the subject
of religion, after which the DoIoogy was sung anu 'io
Benedictcn pronounced.
OPENING MEETING OF THE LIBERAL CHRISTIAN
UNION.
The Rev. w. r. Alger of Boston preached the
anniversary sermon before the Conference OF Liooin
Cbrstians last evening" In the Church OF tine Messia
fhe Rev DR.. Osg0Ods Thiry-fourth'st, Co.nnoi o,o
Parkave. The preacher selected hia text ton no nd
chaptor Of Revelations, part of the 4th verse
the gatos Of II shall not he shut at all The teas hi
10 Re heavenly city the visop OF the Aposto
he words may equally well apply 20 Our own
sion OF what we mean by tho tera Heaven ih'noV"'i
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ACTION OF DELEGATES TO THE CHICAGO con-
VENTION.
ALBANY, May 5.-The Republican delegates
10 the Chicago Convention met at the Deayan House this
afternoon. Gen. sickes chosen Chairman, and after
the transaction Of other business the following resou
tiOns winch were introduced by Chauncey NJ. Depew
were unanimously adopted:
Rssoysd matter Of pride and esaTrA,ulton snt n
the Republicans u YORK that their eIPfeoh % preference f
Gen Grant e Repubesn osude for President mafe % coIrtn
February last, has beea followed by the Of Ike prefer
10 state where Conventions have since been held 90 pp
delegates che National Conveuon Chctgo TINS ohadong m
uaaEBOV BOnoa b. that Convention and Confirming oar choice A.
that Of the Republican party Of the oounty. - f., a, -
The evidence comes
M the confidence reposec By then IN tie pat
integrity aud ability 81 Gov Reuben featon encourages m II
tbe hope belief the chosen representative OF New ork vii
oeve b nomination for Office Of YoPregdru by the National
Repuba Convection and We believe that 20 nn that hss been men
toued would give greater strength 20 tbe ale OF
with favor b the Republican party Of th uan
HssOired That recognize the wisdom a1d bndng oe m iAo n
held ~ Syracuse In febTua ~
this delegation will yON the ConTeaou a. Chags II Pl
Of az Ees0lui.ona
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MEXICO.

Our Mexican files are to April IS. The fol-
lowing the most important items Of recent inell
gence;
Mr. Martinez de Castro Minister Of Justice has inst
signed on account OF III health President Juarez has
been ILL., but is recovering. The present ses
sion OF Congress Is devoted 10 finance ana railroads ana
has look business The result OF Gen Arces mission
to Guerrero has been settlement Of the difficulties that
have so long existed in that State. Gen Jtmenez hes
submitted 10 the orders OF the Government ana has
turned all the forces that were under him. Wth all
the material Of in his possession 20 the orders or Gen
Arce One after another the waves OF revolution sink
placldy. 80
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Boston, May 5.-The grand festival of the
Handel aud Haydn Society commenced to-day In Music
Hall with the promise of The orchestra
bers about us pieces the ohoristers 500 Parepa Ado
1,ide Phillips aud George Simpson OF NewYOrk, are
among the distinguished singers. At tho beginning OF
the festival DR.. Upham, President OF tie Handel and
HAYDN Society welcomed the audience In appropriate
remarks and after graceful auson 10 the present OF the
yelled under enthusiastic applause Mrs. Frances Anne
Kemble read Shakespeare's Tempest tonight, at the
Meiongon 10 an audience which completely hled the
hall She was cordially greeted and warmly applauded
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Charles II. Porter of Norfolk formerly Of
NeWYOrk, was nominated yesterday ior C9nKress rom
Convention.
Well-informed Republicans figure up the com
plexion Of the Virginia Convention as follows Weles
hIs Hunnicutt, 3O Hawxburst 20; Unknown, &c
Wees it Is believed Will be nominated ON the hst ballot
About 200 delegates have arrived In Richmond.
At a Republican caucus in Richmond last
tf ~ was agreed 10 support Welles for Governor, j. H.
ciefpens OF Portsmouth FOR Lieutenant Governor and T.
n BOwden for Attorney General. Gov "ehcs was
aarnnanen.
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ARREST OF FENIANs IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Canada May 5.-The persons who
were arrested here yesterday by Mr. McMcken Govern
ment stpendiary magistrate, are; Patrick Boyle, pub.
Usher and editor Of The Irish Canadian and President Of
the Hlbernian Society: owen Cosgroye tayernkeeper
tary and Edward HyDes printer ON the charge oI
ism All papers and books Of the Society were seized
mornings newspapers by order or the Government, rs
other arrests In the neighbOroOd and In western towns
were be made To-day suspicious ct"o'oie @io io"'
fort he
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TURKEY.
4 OhhE l.
THE CRETAN QUESTION.

PARIS May 5-EvENING.-infOr from
St. Petersburg to the effect that the Baron de Taley
rand-PergOrd, French Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter PlenpOtentary, has had consultation with Prince
Gortchakoh Chancellor Of the Empire and Minister OF
Foreign Affairs upon the subject Of mediation by France
and Russia In the Turco-C Cretan question.
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rur coyNpcrICUr LEGISLATURE.

NEw-HAvEE, May 5.-The Legislature meets
horo to-rnorrow The Republicans tonight nominated
,ieS Ives of East Haven for Speaker OF the House,
Dwight Marcy OF Toand for Clerk Of the House John
,ts ~ New ondOn for Assistant Clerk, ana james W.
{Dter Of colchester Clerk Of the Senate Democratic
nominations William L. Bennett OF speaker
II,ia, n case OF Smsbufy, Clerk OF the House and
G.aslas m EnMler OF NeW.Haven, Clerk OF the senate
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TRIAL OF PLows.

AMHERST, Mass, May 5.--A trial Of plows,
under the auspices OF the NewEngda e SO
set Agrie1ltnral College to-day The weather was fine
and the attendance good T1e S e 1es o
nany NJ 1onsyIlie Conn; Becher Taylor ARIicul-
tural Tool Company Of Chcopee; C. w. SYKES OF snea
Meade of New Haven The number Of entries were 20,
including every variety OF pow Inc society VIII ho,a
The President win deliver an address on "Plows aud
blowing y 10 BE followed by discussions
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GERMANY.

LONDON, May 5.-A dispatch from Berlin says
the South German States threaten to leave the Customs
Diet the address issued by the Party OF German
Unity" should receive consideration at the hands Of the
ZOllyerein
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RIsroRI's MATREE.-At the French Theater
to-day. o. M, Ristori viii repeat her admirable per
fornanee of Isabel Suare in the drama Of Sor Teresa Of
which we have had occasion to speak in high eommenoa
ton crowded house viii be matter OF course lne
same bin Is up for Thursday and Friday evenings
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TIE CoLg.srscocK MURDER TRIAL

ALBANY, May 5.-Mr. Tremaln closed tnis
morning. Judge IDgraham charged the jury, who re-
It'd at p, M -y-HHS' ~ -r'''SA
MIDyIGHTThe jury have been out since o'clock. In
reply to an inquiry by Judge Ingraham, they sent word
that they would not probably agree this evening
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FRANCE.
A nIPLoMArIC BANOCET.

PARIS, May 5-EYENNG.-The Baron do Bud
berg the Russian ambassador to France gave grand
dinner this evening TO the ENJOYS Of the various powers
represented at the Court OF the Tueries Gen Dix tho
United states Minister, vas among the guests
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ILLINOIS.

THE HON. S. NJ. CULLOM RENOMINATED.
The Republican Convention OF the with
Con0ressiopa District OF Illinois at Bloomington Mon
day. renOminated the Hon. S. M. CulOm for Congress
Resolutions sustaining the Impeachment OF fFes0eht
Johnson were adopted.
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patt.pEi.pa1 clflfE MiteEr-N.f. /.

Ts seNi M 5tf cstts tls g0o sEi 90 heal s,re
disposed prss ranging rOa slo 70 PC u @ iir -
for Gli prime csc eo ga ssck
sold az from Sh-epThs market ws quite .ers AL
head acre ,o5 a. oB Sc 4 . g0ss AZ 70 Quality hgshs
demand hogs good e ose5nss snl SAL sngln' ~
head AZ nom i0) y De-, CeNihe sale ~ cots
sSSste head st pres iafgag 0m 80 80 s s2aser
ftom4 $50 for Gov sn3 CALI
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wnHNoroN Bay S-splr urfers. So Rsas,rs ssi ~ %.
No 1 ss; Pale asa sG75 co,.ss-MtiEgs Sc Tar - ~
saIAsSAa Nay Zsco:'s-hi,~..an: s':-! ING:
AuqusyA NaY A-hliing Cotton 5)c
Mn 0EIESss. Ma --C0.ion-Mlilags 3i, Heaf, - 20
80 9ii C0fh ~ 6)dsi o. Oats, T5ailc Hay. ABZAN .
BIEiAl6 MAJ s-Ec1-sgs!as. sl9 lsgSlL hsssl-hs
Spring cesso p 2 Con- 81 IN sssss 81, 80, s A,vs
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TIE WEATHER.

kEw.YORk Hour. Tier Bar Wsd hear IesE Bar Eme
MAJ ST s7 B9WS 3. ~ 80 ~
10 63o 29NSRB 81 z99
b4' &NhE II 81 IsD b.
RRNRKA-Mornng-O Overcast % 6cOki cloudy VeJ eaiT
from 10 Il cloudy yerJ cloudy 20 H. An9noeassD cosI
commenced 10 rain az 4:j O'clock fs1T 70 tuseL bteAhs
rainy; drizzly rein. - ,......t
completes its revolution around te planet n d sui, =
minutes seonds VI 3 5 niles II s the hn SAIL
lite light different paris g ~ orbit 20 te
s than al another II ssmets %
shines like OF She nnh hor, Agsa o se sleI
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MAINE
pow TuT FIRST District.

DELEGATES FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT.
BIDDEFoRD, May 4.-The Republican Conven-
top for the I District to-day and chose Con George
r. shepley of Portland and Mark H. Wentworth Of Kit
terry, delegates 10 the Chicago Convention.
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ed petition in favor Of amending the discipline that
Bishops shall be elected for term OF years. and nducted
into Office without conservation. Referred
The Chair announced the Special Committees.
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OBITUARY.

Commodore Daniel b. Ridgley of the Navy
died at noon Yesterday, at tho s. Lawrence Hotel In
philadelphia. lie was born IN Kentucky, but ms resi-
dence wns Ia Baltimore though he on daty III Phll.
delpla ~ a member o; the Examining boaru. nc
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MUSIC.

Mr.. John Darcie is TO have complimentary
eopcert this evening at SteDway Hall The List OF par
tlcpants in the programme is long and brilliant neud-
ing Miss Maria BrsInerd Mrs Jenny Ke%pion Mr Per M
4; ~ Colby Mr. Theodore Thomas, Mr. Berge, Mr.. Nor
onu Ar
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by A. Scott d. D.. APRIL IS. A. hayna iysB - X
Isabelle Duncn eldest daughter f s e Frsas DlS-se AZ Of
NeN-Y0rk CisY
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MARRLED.

Of the sssi 'i styles M0NoSRias, SC.
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David Small. recently elected Burgomaster OF
yorit tcrosah 70 h the same individual who, when
Mavor or at nlaee an June 1868 walked seven miles 70
sugfeIldOf the town 10 the ReDes
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See Wheeler g. Wilson's BattOnhole Auachmcat,
making one hundred ba,oholes hosrs deesiun o FaA
ue. Drsssnaksrs and Manufacturers No 62j BFosdEsy
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TIE STATE or TRADE
WEST INDIA llARKErs

~ svtS ciaLs 70
HavASs Blsy s Sugar mifk. calm so1 sefi'@ ofes
sasf reals per anobs ff No R DgI,A S;aaiad
The steamships Liberty Capt Bsn Fioris. Can't fro
New Oeas iud tie Bass, Capt Gecas iron hasfeA st'si
ada
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Special aatias.

Union Republican General Commiiiee ths C,r Of k.s
YokA regaaI meeting q sSe Tsos ks9aese.a oeasa sns
their Headqusrs No s9 Broadway corner q
SIs,s. Sgnda. PEsssSsO' sysSss ssc'st =
DIR. ScseacL's PULM0XiO SYRUP SBAwRED TONIC sEa
MANDRGKE PILLS lorihe Of CONSUMPTION LIVER CON
PLANT and DYSPEPSIA consequence eagagsmsu At bone.
Dr. ScheOck will hsrsahe SeEYork professionally oay
other Tuesday His professional visit this city s Be Tsss
day May 49, his No % BOndt, from sa % Hs
patients and the public wishing to consult hin bis spes VII
please make OF this ctauge All advice iee, bot Cor tAor's
Of the Lungs With hs ResPonetr bis proc s3 He
medicines MAY be obtained at \. rson. At al tHss
kHcx's Ceiebrated Jucunda, or 700 Sasserg ri.1s-.
gape,lne Rsspoey Bs kbsrry aIa ouiaa! Pact as es a
Sos aud sale Al All SrRsEaIES Il oSE 30 90 Gr5sisa e.
floor representative M s. BARTHOLOMEW, eau Be 'es.
si No q Parkplaee corner Of ChaFch.
PefaIIie Bros,Iian Hair Juice:: - ssanA
Tbl, Psiats hs the Enel Of al mineral hair aIes eSs
II sSasGs 40 sulphur, us.5 % G % lead "a q T s sr HiI
DOCK, sole Agent Send sor scusr Price Of fs-'' % W
bottle
Cosivenss Piles OpSrsoS s Esss Rs1s 2, pSx 80, ls
See o. moSseess @ y9e DO aos eass s s q Ne 6sr sea
Al No fremont Temple Bos.on and eyssbsls mailed Ter ese
she. wrIassF: 4 , :s:Ss e SaaS 81 ..a Gee. r. e F.,:
stop which warranted Be ie';ss Hss s .s sps
S16eaas., s5ciIabIe sewing area Bars,e,i
Reyers1be si % tss wsrrsus s sr Tor
one year Esans the dseres. styles a. me dsPos so 0
-. If.@.h Velvet ana Brussels Carpei.as, 90 g.
uipvu ASfERSONs No - BoscrJ. JPD a9d inS 1925
Cloths Maitings Nc, at gery low Press- :
floice Nofice,Ihe Msis ~ FpVPa s11mpnY ~ ~ 80,
rosi-Om2S an TUESDAY, THURSDAY ani Sd dluhvAl
GoH ,ss cns sosD ssd At B Its e. sad
II s.a ~ Of fhs hoar OF eosss sni@ ka -
.,,s s: i "a. ' 'i DE s'a''' . SeLsteu
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EUROPE
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE CABINET CRIsIs-FURTHER EXPLANATIONS
OF DIsRAELI-THE RIGHT TO DISSOLVE PAR
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S0rEI = co1sesEed proper explain resolution
tobaoa oi heH iok FtLat e House and published the
rPon Of Yesterday F1oeecas furnished
gcunAn 70 ne lsp The Speaker Mr. Robinson Of
question Of privilege ruled out Of or bscsu the pre-
I'D beea made is beng read
% fhs
soHdlndsag remark Of Mr D0anslly as ducy heard
reporter tEeeaAncinE
o Flg the House take he sslsd hher
uoa te proper 0r h N b present pro
hs goaasu o Illinois and hSs Initiate TIE iualrous
.supie of tie Secretary Of War Gen sS aad 20
,a sed take dina" ths remak M Wasbhuras Tsnll
al BE- belonged . temperaEee sseleiI.
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POLITICAL
NEW-YoRK.

ACTION OF DELEGATES TO THE CHICAGO con-
NENTION
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-10
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph TO the Register.)

LONDON, February 9.-Selwyn is sure
to succeed Sir William Erie as Lord
Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas.
1t is understood that the American
Minister, Adams, will take his departure
from England next April.
The Fenian captain, Mackay, arrested
on Friday at Cork, is charged with
leading the attack on Martello Tower,
at Duncannon.
PARIS, February 9.-The bill for the
regulation of the press is still under
discussion in the Corps Legislatif. Last
week the Liberals proposed as an
amendment to insert clause specially
providing for the trial by jury of all
offences of the press. After a heated
debate, a vote was taken yesterday on
the amendment, and it was defeated
by 200 nays to 30 yeas.
The French government has consent
ed to expel HaAoverian refugees from
the soil of France.
FLORENCE, February 9--DurinS the
stay Of Admiral Farragut in Italy, the
fleet under his command will he sta
toned on the coast between Genoa aud
C;vita Veccha.
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miscellaneous Items.

New York, February S.-The res i.
deDce of Charles Marshall, at jamaica
was burned last night, tUgethe: with
5000 that Marshall had in tho house
The total loss is So, 900. The fire was
the work OF robbers.
The thermometer at Boston, this
morning, ranged from Ia Il degrees
below zero, aud ut Hartford to - de.
grees below.
The Herald's special says: There is
o hitch in the negotiations for the
Island of Samaua, growing ont of the
revolution headed 10y BOeZ, Secretary
Seward not knowing who really has
authority to make the sale.
The Russian Minister has been re-.
quested to act as umpire in the claims OF
our citizens against Venezuela, and there
is prospect of an early settlement.
The Herald's PUughkeepsie special
says the Aims House there WAS burned
yesterday.
A passenger and freight train stand.
ing Ou the track at CastletOn was run
into by an extra train aud nearly de.
mOlished. One passenger bad bis hand
badly wounded; no other casualties.
The Worlds special says: The Sec
rotary OF the Treasury has positively
decided To discontinue the Metropolitan
Revenue Board in New York city.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, February 9.-The Her.
AIDS Cable special says: Napoleon has
altered his policy toward the Pope and
Italy in sudden and remarkable man
ner. He eviuce5 disposition to aban-
don the position of champion of the
Holy See. Assured, it is said, of the
existence et Bourbon intrigues radi-
ating from Rome, tho Imperial di-
plumacy with Rome has become colder,
while the friendly relations hitherto
existing with Victor Emanuel are To be
renewed. Qneen Isabella is forced to
dissolve the Papal Legion recruited un-
der her warrant in Madrid, rs Napoleon
fatty objects to service in the cause
OF the Holy See.
Farragut remains at Florence much
honored visitor. His fleet is at Spezzia.
Adyices from AbysSinia state that a
strong force of British troops advanced
from Senate toward the interior, on the
10Th 81 January.
Water had been bored for according
TO the American plan and funnd III
abundance near the English line of
march.
The coast shore had been lighted by
the English for naval purposes, and the
camp followers from ludla were being
returned home.
The Egyptian Governor Of Qnassomah
was recalled with, It is said, the appro'
val of the British authorities.
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ggg Ttlee!rta'lph,
TO THE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the ReGister.I

BERLIN, February S.-Count Bismarck
has obtained leave of absence from hi
post as Prime Minister of the North
German Confederation, and will devote
several months to travel through the
countries of Europe. His health, whlcn
has not been good for long time' mas
at length compelled him to seek relax
alton from his arduous duties. IL Is
announced that the present Minister Of
Finance will replace the Premier.
LONDON, February 5.-Dispatches
from Athens state that new Cabinet
has been formed, with Bulgaris as Pres
ident and Minister of the Interior.
PARIS, February S.-YOung 1turbide,
heir of the late Macmillan, has recent
" enlisted in the Papal Zouaves at
Rune.
LONDON, Februry S.-The notorious
Fenian, Captain Mackay, was captured
in Cork, last evening, by the police Of
that city. While the officers were en-
route to Jail with the prisoner, his
friends rallied in great force, and for a
TIM a desperate fight prevailed. The
mob was finally beaten down and the
prisoner lodged in Jail. The guards
arouEd the Jail were doubled during the
night to prevent rescue.
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saurh American News.

NEW YORK, February 9.-rhe steamer
Rising Star, from ASpinwall, has ar
rived.
Isthmus and Central American news
unimpOrtant.
Lima adviccs, January 22l, state that
President CauszOs had arrived at CAL
lna, aud would proceed to the Capital
that day, where he would have cordial
reception.
Some minor fights has occurred ut the
South, but tranquility was restored and
| the whole Republic now recognizes
the CausZus Government.
The United States steamer Wateree
was at Bolivia.
Valparaiso dates, January 10th, state
that agents are TO leave in March for
the United States, Great Britain, &c,
TO obtain emigrants for the southern
part of Chill.
A salt works on q large scale will
soon be established near Valparaiso.
The japanese monitor Stonewall ar
rived at Valparaiso January 9th, in
thirty-six days, from Mouteveido.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NeM York Market.

NEW YORK, February {.
COTTON-Firmer and less active
sales 30UU bales at 2Oc for midGlina
up!ands.
FLOUR Receipts 547l barrels anC
200 bags; market without decided
change aud rather more doing, part fol
export and speculation; sales of 72S
barrels at 25a9 W for supertine State
and western; 9 7Oal0 10 for extra State
9 4UalU 15 for extra western; II 5Oal5 VI
for white wheat; 9 7Oal3 75 fOl
round hoop Ohio; ~ 50al2 w fer com
mon to good ST. Louis; Il GOALS 80 fol
good to choice extra, closing steady
California flour firmer; sales 300 sack:
at IL 3Ual3 10. Rye Hour steady; sale,
2U0 barrels at Z 25a9 -.
WHISKY-Dull.
WHEAT-Receipts $3.50 bushels; mar
ket quiet aud without decided change
sales 1000 bushels mixed spring at = 80
and sUUO bushels red Pennsylvania Oh
private terms.
RYE-Quiet: sales 2lOO bushels al
l 40 for Jersey and III for western.
BARLEY-ScaIce and firm.
BARLEY MALT-Firm; sales of 4O0(
| bushels at S5al 90.
CORN-ReCeipts of 100, ll2 bushels
market la2c better with mOderat,
/ business, part for export; sales 4S,OOt
| bushels at | 27al ~ for new mixed
western ahoat; 30 for small lots do.
! | 33al 33I for common old No. !, deliv'
cred: | 2ial % for new yellow Jersey
| | 2Oal - for new white southern.
hnu Il f.ly n-
morr active and tirmer; sales of S7,OUI
bushels ut S34aS4c for western in store
soc for do atluat; SAC at buyers option
all next week; soc at buyers option fol
sixty days.
RICE-Quiet.
! COFFEE--Quiet and firm.
| SUGAR-Firm; sales of 900 hogshead'
Cuba at 13sal4c.
| MOLASSES-Firm;.s sales $50 barrel
New Orleans at S2a56c.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PErROLEUM-Steady at l0fc fol
crude and 2I!c for refined bonded.
| COAL-Quiet.
| LEATHER-In iair request and un
changed.
! WOOL-Dull and favors buyers, sale!
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PORK-FIrmer aud more active; sale:
of 125U barrels at 81 50a2l 90 for ole
mess, closing 1T u 81 for regular; % u
% e7 for new do, closing 1T p - for reg
lar: II 25alS 80 for prime and ~ 50a2O u
for prime mess; also 1000 barrels new
mess at - 9Oa23 90, sellers option fo
March, and % II, sellers option fol
| April.
BEEF-Firm; sales of $50 barrels a
l3 UUal9 90 for new plain mess; Is 90
u 30 for new extra m s.; also $50 tier
ces at SO OOa36 90 for prime mess; ~ 5Oa
| 40 % for India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quict; sales Of 20;
barrels at - U0a32 W.
CUT MEATS-Firm, sales of 81.
packages at sta9!c for shoulders and II
al3tc for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm; at l0al0!c
chiefly at lUalUt for western; and liza
| lltC for city.
BACON-Flrm; sales $50 boxes ut 10:
alUsc for Cumberland cut; HE fol-
long ribbed clear.
LARD-Firmer; sales 1925 barrels al
l35all!c; small lots at l4sc.
BUiTER-Firu at 4Oa5Oc for State
CHEESE-Quiet at l2al5c.