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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Tribune's
Washington dispatch states that Lieut.,
General Sherman has telegraph to
one or two of his friends in Washing
ton and other places, that he does not
wish to come here, and that he does
not believe the President can legally
create new military district. He is
so determined on this point that he
prefers the alternative OF resignation
and SO will act il ordered to accept the
post.
Lieutenant General Sherman has
telegraped to his brother to have the
Military Committee refuse to sanction
the appointment. The Senator will
present bill denying the authority OF
the President to make the proposed
change.
This action on the part OF General
Sherman creates a great deal of talk.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says; The friends of the President ex-
pect that he will soon remove Stanton
and appoint another member of the
Cabinet adj interim to perform the du-
volve only a peacsful Judicial q uestion.
The insubordinate position of General
Grant towards the President is also
mentioned as a cause for his immediate
arrest and trial before n court martial.
The chances of MeClellan's nomina.
ton as Minister to England are i'm.
proving.
The Herald's special SAYS the council
of Martinique have voted &c, 900 francs
to aid In the construction of telegraph
cable. The same body also voted TO in
crease the duties and establish free ant.
frage, but the warehouse monoply Il
maintained. =
The steamships wamsutta ana Pal.
myra, from Liverpool, have arrived
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From ST Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 15.-John s.. Edwards,
who was arrested last August for EN-.
bezzling some SIS, 900 from the Union
Savings Bank of this city, of which in
stitutton he was teller, was tried yes
terday and Acquitted; it being proved
the sum in question was simply an
over draft allowed to one of the heav-
lest depositors of the bank, and in &C.
cordance with the custom OF the bank.
The city council having learned of
the disposition on the part of Congress,
or portion thereof, to move the Ma
tional Capitol to the Mississippi Valley,
have adopted resolutions requesting
Senators Drake and Henderson and
Representatives Pile and Newcomb,
from this city, to use their best efforts
and offer the greatess Inducements
necessary to secure the removal of the
National Capitol to st. Louis. The
county has also adopted resolutions
asking the State Legislature to assist
in effecting this object.
The city council have passed an or
dinance repeating the Sunday law, over
the Mayors veto.
Another meeting Of cigar manufao.
turers was held here last night; at
which it was unanimously agreed that
afhxing a stamp to each cigar could
not be carried out, and even ii 1t were
practical 1t would ruin their bust.
ness A committee was appointed to
report the views Of the cigar makers in
writing, and send them 10 the proper
authorities at Washington.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Advtces to the 18th of February

LONDON, Feb. 15.-The Earl of Derby
has been very Ill. An uncontradicted
rumor is prevalent this forenoon that
he died during the night.
Sir G. Shee. one of the Judges of the
Queens bench, died last evening.
FLORENCE, Feb. 15.-The dinner 10
Admiral Farragut, mentioned, was q
grand affair. Sella, the former Minis
ter of Florence, toasted the Admiral
and in his remarks said iron-hearts,
and not iron-clads, based his fame.
The Admiral in acknowledging the
compliment spoke of his love for Italy
and his confidence in her noble pro-
gress. Geo. P. Marsh, representative
of the United States in Italy, on behalf
of his country thanked Sella for his
hopes of eternal alliance. Depries, for
mer secretary to marine officers, said
such an alliance with America, a coun-
try founded by Columbus, baptized by
Vespucius, celebrated by Botta, was
entirely natural.
LONDON, Feb. 15-Evening.-It now
appears that the reports which were
printed in the morning journals that
Earl Derby and Judge shee were dead,
are without any foundation, though
both have been dangerously Ill. 1t is
announced, tonight, that they are
much better, and their recovery may
be confidently looked for.
Later advIces do not confirm the
Abyssinian intelligence sent last even-
ing. Adispatch, to-day, states that no
such movements of the Egyptian corps,
as alleged, had occurred. Much of the
news from Abysslnia is to be received
with caution.
LISBON, Feb. 15.-A steamer from
Rio Janiero arrived here to-day which
brings the following intelligence: Be-
yond the usual diminishing there has
been no fighting between the hostile ar.
mics on the Parana.
The cholera is still raging with I'M
abated fury in Buenos Ayres. There
was also much sickness in the camps
of both armies.
The revolt which has broken out in
Senate, one of the provinces of the AR.
gentine Republic, has been successful.
The ruling government having been
overthrown.
The Spanish Government hopes for a
general peace from the internal dissen.
sions now prevailing in Peru.
LONDON, Feb. 15--1l:l5, A. M.-Con.
soils, 9saos1S for both; U. s. Bonds. quiet
at u; Illinois, $50; Erie, 1875.
LATER--S P. M.-Illinois, 70; U. s
713Sa72.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16.-1l:l5 A. NJ
Cotton, opens firm; the market for cot
ton to arrive is buoyant. Breadstuffs
generally firm; California wheat, los
No. red western Ids and sd; Flour
Bis and Cd; Spirits Petroleum, to ar
rive, Is and Cd.
LATER-3 P. M.-Cotton, buoyant
middllng uplands, s5SasXd; Orleans
sISa9d: middling uplands to arrive SID
Beef ll5s; Pork, Ills.
ANTWERP, Feb. 15-3 p. M.--Petrole
UNI, dull at Az.
PARIS, Feb. 15-1l:l5-Rentes firm.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-A bill In
equity was filed to-day in ntSi prtus
on motion of John Fallen. The court
granted a rule to show cause on Satur-
day, why the city of Philadelphia
should not be ordered to advance to
plaintiff the amount required to pay
the counsel fees and costs of suit, and
asking the Supreme Court OF this State
to rescue Girard College by taking Its
management from its present political
guardians, counsels of the consolidated
cry y, ana giving 1t to permanent board
from the locality and with .qualitica.
lions indicated in Mr.. GirArd2 p will.
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Fires,

New YORK, Feb. lean inceudIary
fire st Patterson, N. J., yesterdav de-.
stroyed Aunis' cigar fac.ory. inpIis,
real estate office, Motifs crockery store,
and McKee's livery sta BILE. Loss heavy.
WORCESTER, Feb. 16.-A fire at Ma.
teck last evening destroyed Leach's
block, occupied by Burns, Keity d Co,
grocers; Dignan's clothing store, C. p
Shattuck, boots and shoes; Morse q Co.
hard ware, and others. Loss $50 600
mostly covered by insurance.
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From MarIen

New YORK, Feb. 15.-City of Mexico
correspondence of January 29th, states
that the whole country is reported
broken with pronunciameutos. A
severe fight occurred in Mexico City,
between the officers of Juarez' body
guard and the police. The whole affair
had been laid before Congress.
NeRreeta, who had pronounced in IA
vor of Ortega, is said to be without
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Com.
PIicatIOns---Sherma Repudiates
JOhnBon's Tricks.


The JohnsOn.Sherman.Grant Com.
observation-disclosures RepudIates
JOhnBOn's Tricks.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 14-The nomina-
ton of Lieutenant General Sherman 10
be General of the Army, bv brevet
was referred In executive session of the
Senate this evening to the Military
Committee. Developments of TO-DAY
make 1t perfectly plain that this 10
pointment by the President is intended
to create trouble, for it must be con
sidered in connection with the order to.
day made public, creating a new mill
tary department covering the entire
section ofcOuntry east ofthe Mississip-
pi river, and north of Kentucky and
Virginia, to command which Sherman
is assigned, with headquarters here.
Mr.. Johnson's first purpose is evil
dently to snub Grant by giving anoth-
er officer title given him by a special
act of Congress. His second purpose
to be TO reduce Grant to subordinate
position In some way If he can use
sherman. Some persons think that il
sherman were assigned to duty, accord
lug to brevet rank, the President might
transmit orders through him, and he
certainly would possibly try to make
Sherman his military adviser, and
night that Sherman's friends promptly
denied that he was a party to this Pres.
tdential trick. It can now be added
that he has telegraphed here, saying in
words that do great credit to his head
and heart, that the nomination was
not OF his seeking, and that he is con.
tent with the honors he has already re.
ceived from the Republic. 1t NAV
be further added that Senator Sherman
will strongly oppose the confirmation
OF brevet. and 1t Is not in the Least
doubted that he acts in accordance with
his brothers. wishes in the matter
There are abundant reasons for saving
that Gen. Sherman does not want 10 be
put on duty here. He has more thar
once protested against such an assign.
ment, and those in position to know his
views are very confident that he will
renew his protest as soon as he arrives
The complication produced by the
Presidents course in making this ap.
pointment and assignment is looked
upon by leading public men as of grave
character, and from the well-knowu
fact that Sherman and Grant are on
terms of the most intimate friendship
and that the former will never consent
to being pitted against the latter, 1t Is
regarded as within the bounds OF posi-.
bility that Sherman may be forced into
throwing up his commission in the
army.
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NEW York, Feb. l6.-A letter from
Shanhea. dated December I'd, states thai
United States Minister BurlIngame and
family, and others, who left Pekir
overland for Tientezin to take steamer
were detained at Tungsung though ac
compnnied by large Chinese escort
On account OF the proximity of large
PIANO OF ROBBERS who, 1t was supposed
desired to capture the party for ran,
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New York news.

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-At a consulta.
ton OF internal revenue officials here
yesterday, 1t was declared that the
steamship owners must obtain certifi
Gates from the Collector Shook, as well
as from Custom House, showing
that the tax has been paid bef, re deliv.
ering cotton to, the owners or agents.
The steamship San Francisco, from
AspinWall, has arrived.
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Disturbance on the New Haven and
Derby Railroad.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Feb. I6.-The
reports of strike and serious distur-
6ance on the New Haven g. Derby
Railroad, are without foundation. 4
Few men were dissatisfied by the wages
paid by the su b-contractor and refused
10 work and threatened those who did
1heFe were no serious demonstrations
men have been at work since without
molestation,
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PhiIadeIphia C.tboIic DIoo,.o

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-Yesteday
the appointment of Catholic Bisbops
Tor the Diocese of Philadelphia was
yesterday received from CardInsl
Barna DO, of Rome. The Pope has des.
sSu4sed Right Rev. VIM. O'Hara, OF
r: Shanahan, of Media, Pa, Bishor
OF NilminGton, Delaware.
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ALBANY, Feb. 15.-In the Constitu.
tional Convention yesterday, resolu-
ton to submit the constitution 10 the
people at the next general election OF
were amended and recommitted.
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Arrivals from Europe-..ves.el Burned,

New YORK, Feb. 16.-The Deutsch-
land, Denmark and VIM. Penn, from
Europe, arrived to-day. The Deutsch.
Iand brought London dates to the 9Th.
The Deutschland and Denmark both
report seeing burning ship off Sable
seen by the Palmyra, which arrived ves.
terday. No persons We're nhonrd
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FoRTIETH CONGRESS.
HOUSE.

WASHING TON, Feb. Is, 1868.
Several petitions were presented and
referred, when the House resumed the
consideration OF the Kentucky cleo,
ton case.
Mr.. Smith spoke in favor of his claim
to seat.
Mr.. BILE, on behalf of Mr.. Brown,
said he hurl ed back as unmanly and
false all insinuatiOns against the honor
or loyalty of that gentleman.
Mr.. Washburn, of Illinois, desiring
to put stop to the debate, moved the
previous question.
Mr.. Coburn offered as a substitute for
the two pending resolutions, one de-
clRring that Samuel E. Smith having
received majority OF the votes cast In
conformity to law, Is entitled to a seat,
The House seconded the previous ques-
ton.
After some remarks by Messrs. Co.
burn, Blaine, Poland and DAVIS, the
question and Coburns substitute was
rejected.
The resolutions from the Committee
on Elections declaring that Mr.. Smith
was not entitled to seat, and direct
ing the Governor of Kentucky to be no.
tilted Of the vacancy, was adopted.
The Speaker presented the cores
pondence between Gen. Grant and Gen.
Hancock. Referred to the Committee
on Reconstruction.
The House went into a Committee Of
the Whole on the state of the Union,
Mr.. Walker in the Chair.
The Consular and Diplomatic bill
was debated. 1t appropriates 81, 267 1874.
After some debate Mr.. Washburne
said that when the bill was prepared
the Committee had no information as
to the appointment of Minister to
Greece, and therefore no item for that
mission had been inserted, but that the
gentleman from Massachusetts, (Mr.
Butler,) had been instructed by the
Committee to move an amendment to
that effect.
Mr.. Butler moved to insert the word
Greece.
Without disposing of the question the
Committee rose and the House ad-
journed.
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CONCORD, Feb. 15-Tuesday next is
assigned for the trials OF the Conduc-
tors on the Concord Railroad, charged
with retaining fares to large amount.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The steamship
Quaker City was sold yesterday bv the
y: 5; Marshal for $4,000, having been
i y, Tor claims of seamens' wages,
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Fire.

AUGUSTA, ME-, Feb. 1.-two build.
ings, cooper shops. owned by A, CIV
5prague, were burned to-day; less
5000. This isthe sixth time these gen.
tlemeu have lost their property by in.
cendiariea
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CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 15.-Horace
Greeley lectured here last night to q
large audience. Subject: Self.made
Men. He lectures in Dayton tonight.
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cLosINa FRIoEs-5:sO 2. n.

GoLD-Opened at 14O1z; became ex-
cited in :he p. m. by the report from
Washington that the Ways and Means
Committee OF the House would report
IN favor OF $4,000 900 more currency;
the price rose to 14la14lL and closed
strong; loans were made at from 8 per
cent for carrying, to fiat.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-StronR; $3.50
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-A Herald dis
patch says: Gen. Clay Is said to have
rendered his resignation as Minister to
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Death oraNeWsDnDer MAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6.-William
N. Swayne, founder of the Public
Ledger newspaper, died this morning,
aged % years, after long illness,
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
Advices to the 18th of February

HAVANA, Feb. 14.-Advices from La
Guayara, to the 9th inst, report that
the American whaling schooner Han
nah Grant, while at anchor off the
coast, was deserted by some of the crew
in boats, who were made prisoners on
landing, by the Spano Indians. A
number of the crew aboard got arms
and assisted in Selling the vessel. The
precise spot at which the occurrence
took place is not stated.
Advices from Hayti state that power
full influences have been brought to
bear for the purpose of inducing Lord
Stanley to remove the British Minister
to the Government of Hayti. The re.
ply Of the British Government is equiv
ocal, and the Minister will be removed,
Advices are received from Hayti
stating that the revolution In the
southern part Of the Island has become
general.
General Solomon, the present Minis.
ter to European Courts, has been pro.
claimed President, in place OF Salnaye
All the principal towns are In arms
against the Government and authority
of salnave.
Considerable excitement was created
in this city by shoemaker numbering
his wife, chopping her into small pieces
with an az.
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FIGURING MILL
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or 09I0
L County, West Virginia: AAO
John H 1s1 I'm c,,n..-

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue OF a
GecIee o. SAID Court entered at the October
1etn, 1901, thereof, in the above cause, the
Undersigned, will, as Commissioner In
SnanSSeIy OF SAD Court. on the 18Th day Of
u LFCn l9H. at his once in the city oFWheel.
Ing, West Va, at O'Clock a. M STATE tjbe az.
count between the said Isaac CotLs and the
olher parties TO said suit, Of and concerning
the property assigned TO said IsaRc COtts
by deed OF trust, dated February IL, 1856 from
Peter Philips, exhibited with The PIaIntif's
Bill and also enquire into and report any
other matters may Judge proper and per-
GEO. 3. CALDWELL.
IeOA6H4AWZW61LW Commissioners.
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The Latest News.
ny rELEGRAPH.,.

BY the Union Line.
Once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
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BIZ Mnn.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-By the arrival
OF the steamer, Moro Castle, from Ha.
vRna the 9Th inst, we learn thai the
Spanish Government has conclu-
ded to pa a subsidy of $4,000
to the mail steamers between
the Antildees and the Mexican
coast, and another OF 81, 400 to those be.
between Spain and Havana.
store on the 3lst uit., was 81 500 boxeS.
and 1,169 hhds, against 1920 boxes
and ], Jos hhds last year at the same
time.
The Spanish banks OF Havana are
about establishing a branch at Mata.
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DRY aoops.
MONEY AND srncKs

GOVERNMENT STocKs-Counons. 40
11l9S; do, '64. 1857; do. '65, iOoX; do
new, 1O7a<; 7.30s, both lO7s5.
MoNEY-4a5 per cent.
STERLING-1O95SalO9
GOID-l4OH
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TIE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF