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coNo%asIssssToNAL.
xLIst cOSaeEss-F.Bsr SESSION.

SENATE " WAsHISGToS, March =.
Anthony was chosen President ma kehl..
IN the absence OF CDIf4N.
Morrll, from the finance Committee,
re ported q piIl passed. at the I3t.t scs- ION,
amending the National Currency act. ec1
tending penalties, and Furnishing aocesso-
fne bin authorizing the payment OF the
/ interest on the pubic deDu, on authority
asked by the secretary OF the Treasury,
The Tenure-of Oniee sopeaIfig Act was
recoH1miite 10 tbs judiciary Committee.
Ine JOINT resolution - con tIlIrt- fiIa pay
Of enlisted soldiers at sixteen dollars per
month, tfi the hist Of July, 1911, was re-
ferred.
Drake resumed his argument in favor of
hi1 amend meni ohered ye-lefduy
Trumbult defended the btlt. which had
already passed hOth HOu-as, aud failed 10
becoInr "a l'tw because ~ was not siglea by
the President.
Williams favored n pastpoucInent TIL
the next session, aud made tnat mouOn.
sawyer opposed pD-fpJ aeInent. urging
that 40 his secdIOu Immediate relief was
necessary, as he courts were com mpiUteIy
Stewart supported the bill.
Thu man thought DraHe's amendment
Wou a.. II adopteIs prOducs AT insurrectiOn
William motion was rejected; II to a.
brakes amendment WIS also rejected, as
was another ne sub sequeHfly or ret, pro-
viding 10 judgment 81 aIlirsnatce 500 - be
mode IA any case ia the Daifed ,ttfes f-u.
preme Court when tin ia ges stie equally
sumner offered a new section providing
for tu5 re -irefasuL OF ul4es over seventy
years nl ~ ., with p continuance OF salary.
TrumDEu, while IN had no Objaci ION 10
the provision, opposed II Oh the gtOund
tuat It wOuld defeat the bliI in tine lf0usts.
The amendment was rejected, aud the
biz then passed.
Sprague introduced y bill 10 provide for
loan ug Lhe pubhc money, and Tor other
purposes. Referred % the ConIDittee on
Finance.
Wilson, from the Military Committee,
reported n Dill 20 alb elisa tine Office Of hlel
of staff to tine General 1f the Array; also
q bill IN relation 20 retired OH cr5, with
ameIUimcnt.
sherman, from the COMMITTEES on III
nance, reported adversely "a bill 10 allow
Deputy Collectors and AsacssOIs of inter
mai Revenue, acting iu, collectors aud s ~
SCISSORS, the pay of Collectors ana A ssc s.
ors.
POmeroy. from tpe ComElitte- on Pu6-
lie Lands. reported. with amendment 81
joint resOIutiOH, giving instruction & TIE
acts Of Congress gfautiug lands LO the
State % WIcOusiu, 20 aid in the building
of rail- Dads
\ nii To declare a wester y extension of
the New Orleans, Mobile ~ GhattanoOga
Railroad aud Post Road, was amended
and Z iI aside.
Adjourned
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A DISCREPANCY. - We find In
Mayor WALKERS r 3port the state
ment, repeated two or three times,
that he took charge of the Mayors
Office April 18th, 1868. We were dis
posed to accept this statement as cor
rect, though 1t occupies a prominent
place among other statements which
are very incorrect But among the
allowances made by the Council
Jjtne s, 1868, (see page 122 Record
Book,) we notice $3.50 for Mayor :
salary, being the amount due for one.
quarter or three months. Now We are
perplexed over this matter. 1t seems
to Us that either The Mayor Is mistaken
by more than month Us to the time
he took charge OF the office, or he de-
liberately presented a bill aud drew
over one months pay in advance of
services rendered. If the latter be
the correct solution of the difficulty,
it would indicate that His Honor was
somewhat in a hurry. This seems to
have been the first display of fnan-
cial acumen made by the Mayor We
dare say he was prompt in presenting
his orders TO the Treasurer and having
them endorsed, so as to draw interest.
This would present the novel speeta
cle of a city paying interest on a note
for work not yet done. We did not
discover this item in the Mayors re
mort -
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,l0HETARY q GOBMgRCEAL
soW IOrK hnrE0I.

WV hNa n n ~ NNAa
~ Te;egraphl Nav YonR. March %.
COTTON r STEADY; sales Of 2O) bales at
2St &c Tor middling uplauds.
tI.oUR - Receipts, 4.73B harrels. mar.
ket duli, and favor buyers; sales of $50
barrels al e. ll9s6 90 for supefhne STATE
and Western, 80 lD4a6 90 for extra state
81 1000 % for extra western; ~ u5a7 D.
for viii o. wheat extra, 20 2J1e7 - for round
hoop ONO, ~ OJ6t7 81 for cNtrL -. Louis,
30 lUN ~ ~ for good chUice 10. cfusfng
quiei. Rye ilour aulli sales OF 80 barrels
Co.'s MEAI-Quief.
"A Htsi<Y- Nominal.
" WiIEAr-Receipts, $50 bushel; without
decided changes opening strong, and clos
ed duh aud dropping sales of 1f.OJ0 BUSH
els az III i0al 81 for No. 2 Spring ln store
aud delivered s - Tor NOS HId p DO.
mixed; 81 G1gl 81 for amber Michigan ;
81 o. 81 62lz for white California.
kfE-11aiet an3 hesaYy' sales OF 1000
BARLET-Duii and dropping.
BAHLE1 MALr-t1uiet and heavy.
0rtn and afn.ad IuIls hotdats i.t,..-al a.
realize; sales OF 40 900 bushels at 8Ius7c for
new mixed Western ehlehy at8ja6B5ac for
uew yellow Western; o7@s9c fDro,d miXcc
Western; sos Oeiivocrd; sc Tor Inferior
Waite WeBierni Sj9s5lzc Tor New Oriea s.
mix e0.
OAr5-Dun: saics II 28OOO bushels no
9s4O5t1c for Western IN store, and ia zg75c
RICE Dul. AT g1I@91zc for Carolina.
-Flfmer; sales OF 400 hbds. Cuba
al ~ = s4tasze.
MONAsSH8- Firm; sales of $50 hhds. Nus
cuvad3 - 50c, ami $40 hhds. cltyed at sic
PErROLEUM--f 'Em at l71ac for cruue, and
Bic tor renued bonded
HOP5 t9u 60.
OfLs -LInseed quiet AT 81 O2GsI %.
SPIRITS IURPESrfNE -QuieL.
POLK K-LOHer; sales Of ,JJD bbls. az s39 o.
m45i ~ Tor new mess. ciosiug 90 sSl % ca ia
s3j 90 for Old do; SIS J0aH - for priEt,
aud vs. 1913 OJ for prime moss. Also, 40
boz Dew mess, sellers April and May, 40
D. 00u3l -.
BEEF-I Heavy sales OF ~ b0ls. al SIS O0aq
SiO OO fDr meW plain mess, and eiZ u1eqlB 90
f'r new extra mess. II rce Beet dull; sales
d 90 firrces al - Ull429 90 tor prime mess,
81 OH3 % for IBdim mes
BEEF HaBf5-Quiet; II sales Of 80 bbls 40
e1J VJlA3l 90
cor NJ eATs-- Dull: sales Or I75 pacxages
40 Iie9l3l4c Tor shoulders ana lGIi@l7e Tor
nauns.
HoCs-D Dressed dun at lgImfB{e for
W stern aud lil{c for city.
boz in lG9i0lIc Tor Cumberland cat (;
l'l4.s ne f0 long clear auu l5t2c for IOus-
cut hams
LARD Heavy aud lower; sales Of $50
tlfrcss ~ Tt5pslS5ac, chIeny % 49, {atlBt Ie
tor steam stnd lN0iJl fc for Kettle rendered. .
BUTrEK-fsteady al 3u61Oc for ONO aud
4O4lJs Ior stale
CifEEsH steady at Is0z2c.
FHEiGnrs Liverpool are decidedly
frmer.
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diverted from US TO other and cheaper
routes Of transit. and we shall suffer
in common with New York 10 the
loss Of large portion Of the trade
that legitimately belongs to us.
Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
WM Z. McLAREN,
L. NEWHALL,
A. Smith, aud
j.. H. KELLOGG,
Committee.
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soUsa..-....~.wAsHnseros. March o.


Poland introduced bin providing tnBi
Judges Of the supreme court snan not seG
"u lie hearing Of appeals and writs oi
e. rOf, from their decisions as Gireu
Judges lttferred 10 the Committee on
the lewiston OF Laws.
JulIan asked leave 10 offer . resolution
instiuctlng the Gemmlttfa 3n ftecDp-trlic-
tton 10 tu4 uire INTO tue @&pHdlency OF re-
vising aud eHfoTciHG tIle collection 81
. direct tax ia tae states iaLeiy Iu reDsi-
lion.
Broozs objected. unless the resolution
was referred - tue Judiciary COmmI tee.
o. the COMMITTEES on Ways an Means.
Julian declined 20 haze j. 80 referred.
ana Withdrew the resolution.
Bingham reported % bill providing for
The puDlicAtlOn OF tue opinions ol the Al
tOrney General Referred 20 the Judiciary
Committee.
Poland rerorted n bill extending the
time lor revising and consoiid ating the
statutes, for three ycaG-.
Butler criticised uat4vorably the man
neT in which tHe work was done, stN 1ue
that each ConiihissiOner vas P.nd s'o3
per annum.
Pollard said CaIrb Cushing. three years
ay'. promised, q ne was appolhie., tfBt
ne would make it if busiaess; yet he uu-
terSIood That eeutIatua had not put pan
To paper on he Revision. Judge Johnson,
another Commissioner, was feeble ia
health. and about 10 resign. The other
Commissioner. Judge james, had done his
duty well.
a futile attempt and Had ceased WORK, and
ceased taking pay.
BeH jaIniu moved an amendment thaf
the 0lnmissIoneFs should give their whole
lime to the W0rg, Whlc was agreed TO-
and the b II passed.
A letter was received from the Secretarv
OF the Ireasury suggesting that he be eu-
tnOuzed 70 an tic pate payment Of interest
on the public ds5t fOr a period not ex eed-
ing SIX months rebate of interest al 8
per cent. Referred 70 the Committee on
Wavs and - lCafss.
The senate amendments TO the Joint
resolution euppIytDg omissions in the en-
rcIImeuJ OF certain bill. was cOucurr-d ia
Several senate re-Oiutia rs were appr0-
pflately referred That relative to con-
suiar lees was passed. as Was also tte ON.
relative 90 lighthouses on the coast Of
Oregon.
The senate joint resolution In re alton to
.ne 6u 1llngton y NJ lssOuri River branch OF
-he Union Fac fic Railroad was tine next
business in order,
4 Hson moved to have the bill pat on ifs
passage. ne explained It br edy. and
stated that the subject had been cOnsid- Z
cred by the CJmmibiee on Public Lands, +
and he understood the committee was /
in favor Of ft.
Julian corr0borated That statement.
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LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Iast year
Thomas Frburn, an engineer ou the
LoniEvijle i Nashville Railroad. was
Killed few miles from this city, BY
his train coming in collision with a
tree that had fallen on the tack
Mrs. Julia Filburu, his wife, sued the
Company for damages, placing the
amount at So, 900 The case has been
under consideration for several days
before The Court Of Common Pleas.
and this evening the Jury returned a
verdict in favor OF the plaintif for
SO 600.
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Making the total sum Off,. 50 1,G20 Il
TIE Mayor asserts, with gravity, as
though he expected the people to be
heve him, that all the above items
had to be provided For Ia the Dupli-
cate Of 1868. WIN our readers look
at the items again? 1t will be seen
that His Honor is particularly careful
not to mention the character of the
obligations coming due, or by whom
they were contracted 1t will also,
be seen that no less than eight of the
largest items are not due until after
the duplicate of the present year
passes Into the hands OF the Col
Iector.
So much for the first part of Mr..
WALKERS Report. 1t is a bundle
Of falsehoods from beginning to end,
made to deceive the people.
1t he starts off by stating dates and
amounts incorrectly, it is fair to pre-
sumo that he will be equally wrong
all the way through. But we have
taken it upon ourselves to expose
them, and shall 10 50 fear!ossly, even
should it be numerically.
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EgrcUean msrKes.


Bv Cablel LONDON. March -.
G N-0Ls-ggIz United states 81 bonds
$50 -tocas .teady. Erie -; Illinois Gem
trai 81. sperm Oh EinA Calcutta Il useed
5gs TaIIow 1Gs. sugar 83s 81 on tle apOt, ,
and % gf HdOat. Rrhued Petroleum u
sd; turDenuue BIS Cd. Llnseed Oil 60
los.
pans. Mar n 23.-Bourse firm al 20 francs
45 cenfimes.
LTvERP00L, March 23.-COfton nrmer but
not higher: ~ ddnng uplands I'd Dreams
I2J<d: sales ofi2,0JO bales. California - b3fe
wheat 9s Sd; red Western Ss 9d4gs I0d
Western flour 28s Corn 50s for old 2qs n
for new Dat 3s a. Barley S. Peas 4 4
Pori; l00s. Beef 9Os. Lard 75s. Cheese z8s.
Bacon 62s 81. Common Rosin IS 5d. fine
ditto iSs. TallOW As 81. Refined PetrOIe-
um rs Sl%d, Turpentine IS.
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l1nlsYlIle HarHei.

uy feieerHph.1 Lgumvrlr 30. Mtrch 2i
T0HACcJ Saleg of 21l hogs heads uufiuE
rom 81 To tiO ~ for jugs Huo fuHuNfIcfufr
log leaf
COrTUN- 2Gi5C.
fG0UE-eJ b rtG fa.
WuEAT-Hf 4Itf IS.
Ars-61aflc.
GouN--6,uGlc.
IlYE-8l 40.
rUaAH-Ncw Orleans choice lpse
mobAssts Orleans tHnh8cs
Mfass BOHK- 24A3 ~.
LAID B-IHc.
iAcoH- houidefs lEfc; clenr RID sides
IJ<c: clear Hllea lTt<c.
EuAK MEATs-hh0ulierg I8<C: clenr rib
sides 1895 clear sidcs 1910.
WufsET-DIc free.
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BY Teiesraph.l CmmNrA4I. hlnrch 28.
Ooa'r''N Quiet and stoady: mIddunR.2sc.
iohAoco -Fnm; sales oi llU hhds. trlsh
~ s3 ~ % - go; lugs at fB W o. et f6. and
leaf at SID iD tO tib HOs receipts IirGt
fLluh AND WHEAT n on and prICla
nominal.
ulaud.
OATs-Duu at 0laGlc.
llif A n ID hAEEIsa- Is OlnInnilfr ffnrhnuuod
WHIsEN-D Hfi, it ls hoia at Hle bud NJ
not saleabie at netter THAN uBe
HFONfStONH-A cry duh nuu so dputnnds
prices nominal; MosH purk hNld nt agl ti.
Bulk meats j2iIMtfl<e, numinuIly Uncon
oul aud no hutess shoulders held nt lgi aes
clear rio hlde l6i fe, aud clear stdos I7I4c.
nomiualiy. Lard cUu'd hHgr been buunhL
go lSiac. sugar onled hnfns l8iSmfne
~ tNfrfR-,Citiee mud tm mnnd ut i0 ltfsa.
Zoos -AdVane d ~ 2lW&c, ana tho HuI-
ply Istf
LIN EEp Our-D Hats 90 coal or.
LAID ON III H5al on.
ffrHuLEUM -8iatJ1e for refined.
uaAE.- New Orleans lfc to lge tnn iqtftr
rate lOr choice.
MoLAssEs quiet at s0aSle Tor Sow orr
lenus
GaFrEE- Stoady IA EiftgGe
FEEDS Clover seed dun ne f5tsr lu the
small way Timothy declined n % Ilu4 ~.
GoLD -lm Duytna.
Mohlsi e Market easy m DO per cent.
~ tire auction AulD OF coffee Hud sugHr
to-day tie attend tHtr was tlrges I.IHU hhRl
OF cnlica 80 at 0 tg lo .sli .a tor iu IoTlur l8
good Nush sold TO ttN scent uf $500 hllIa.
az lie io zoe for New Orleans HId lUnibl q
for Drinarara- rYrups sold at 73d
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CHICAGO. March 23.-The south
and west divisions Of this city. with
the adjoining towns Of hyde Park,
Lake Cicero and Jefferson, voted to-
day on the Park question. and all of
them, five In number, with the con-
Meeting boulevards, have been carried !;
in the south division by 1000 major
ity. and in the west division BY 500
majority. This result adds about
2,000 acres to the park grounds of
the city. Although much interest has
been manifested in the question for
over two weeks. yet the vote is quite
small.
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- telegraph NEW loHE. Mnrch Il
MONTY Active, at pcf cent. on cHll.
with rather nt ME- activity towards tl0
close Atrrt huHta ave pIta.lHe bIutLa ftr
hccOmmo iai IONS. bat % good dral Dt nnp0r
has beru thrown uui, ANA b. tiltreu uu Ihh
street Ht SOLO per ce1It. Tho haui rNuuI-
iner haas BEEN rXhihiilng he banks, nuH
some ure calling 10 lunuh 8 l,0lu.0I0 d. Iunn-
tOned Iu three nmouuts. Ihp ntnhs with
we tern connections expect nn active dra
m@ud Tor CuffeucY Within thirty days, l0
nioKo4iIe accumulated grain of winter tu
ihe seabonrd. fhere is little currency
coming tu nom the south
STERLING - hulls at hl4htlse for prlmo
bankers sixty days. and bI tuht5 5e for hinht.
GpLp-Sieauy opened Httl ald closed nt
3l ats3l "a. Rates iof enrfA tnR WerH hl uer
cent % hnt clrtrRnCns suuAn0 uHb.
Gov NIeItN 1EN15 Heavy ana fOWare ROmg
lcHding dealers sold uceiy Ou the cEppciH-
Hon OF increase ucUViiyt Hud fIf0 nu
bankers air out Of mHrKe. i0r tire uree-
eul, which clOaed dropping. coupon. ot
'Si, li6allhlf DO. iG3, llhi6mllsifs do. hi
llHFmllti do. .1 llhHilblH; dn. new, llHm
1852 do. Hy, lla16ail34 40. 'Hs, il3Uliaia5
iUa. iNtrlUtf4
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Rev YORK Dry U00d8 WAGON

by IoleGrapul NEW YoFK, horeh 2l
Ire marlct continues levorlsh and
good deal fNciled fDr cert .iu classes Of
RJOis- which are selling 90 3D. f9tH 30 uIauu-
laflureFs, Notwithstanding tfe h.eh prlcfa
prevailing FOR all raw mrteflHI4. TLu dee
preston tu rOffDuh Has pNtr udeI N WOOL
onH. Without ~ set iTnWutluV "a Hrost
stimulus 20 trade. Ltura ~ uur ffucY cas-.
fimcre8 anu continHs have brlH clos II out
40 very low rates Worst d sHuWla uro
also being closed out ut vcFt low rates.,
Say 81 % Tor WcllrkuDWu m tkef. Hlsturi
HhaaYi8 are ln request Ht t3 sd FriuiH are
moving free " Nt fht drr1n0t Weuuutn Hli
lending mHkes at lll1Ml2&c.
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ALBANY, n. Y, March 23.-In the
Assembly to-day, the report of Jay
Gould, President Of the Erie Rail
road, as to the capital stock of the
road on the 18Th OF March, was pre-
sented. The common stock was sew
en- million; preferred, eight million;
iunded debt twenty three million.
The report says the floating debt is
too Auctuating to be stated accurately.
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Congressional Proceedings.

Especial to the Evansville Journal
MOUNT VERNON, March 23.-M
7. Carnahan, the boiling Represent
ative Of this county, was to-day re-
turned without opposition.
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NEW YORK.

Latest from BraZiI-LOpez Still In
tne ChOleFa-Enha5!-
taHts Fleeing SO the Sea Coast for
FcOd-Fisk vs.. Union Pacific Z. x.
-Deatl OF the French composer,
Victor BeriOise.
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Hefnnhia nnrnet-

sy Tolagraph.i mE1pHu. March ~
CorrnH r Flrmer; low middiug 26t40
zo.rc. iIec 1pis, 30 balesi exports, 40 bales.
FLOUR Dull and Uncaanged.
tOKE-7sc.
HAY-sZ7.
OAr3-7Ja7ic.
POnK-s.32 TJ
LAkD-2Om2ic.
at I7ZMI-c
BULK MEATs-Quiet; shoulders at l554cs
and sIles InlLMIIc.
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EUROPE.
by Atlantic telegraph.


SPAIN.
MADRID, March 23.-Iu the Cortes
a proposition made by senior Arpeze
10 disqualify persons holding Office in
the service of the State from sitting
as Representatives in the Assembly
was adopted, though strongly opposed
by the GOvernment. o
A procession oftwo hundred women
marched through the streets yester-
day to the itsll OF the Cortes, aud
presented a petition against military
cOuseription.
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PARIS. March 23--In the Corps
LegtStdGB yesterday, the army contin-
gent Of 100000 men, required by the
Government, was voted. The session
was then adjourned to the 3lst inst.
Madame Ia Marquis de Ia Vllette,
wife of the Minister Of Foreign At
fairs, is dead.
The French and Belgian Journals
publish the preliminarles of the pro-
posed conference between France and
Belgium, TO harmOniZe their mutual
commercial interests.
General Almonte, formerly a Mex
lean general, is dead.
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city orders ...................... l9,757 60
Banlz. ........ 400 90
Loan al tirSt National Bank. $500 90
school Fund Loan --........ 300 90
orders Outstand q es.--.-..--SS6,O4 O3
Less orders ana cash III
- n 05o Es
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we purn0SeIy leave out or this
Estatement the orders outstanding, be-
cause they were not an indebtedness
which had to be provided for in the
duplicate Of 1868. While they ght
be called in for taxes, other orders
would be issued to take their place,
and thus the floating debt be kept
about the same amount without af-
feoting the duplicate at all The in
terest on the orders was small, not
averaging over three per cent.-owing
to the large number that were never
endorsed and drew no interest
and it was sound financial wisdom
70 float as many as possible without
depFeciating their value to too great
an extent La previous years the du-
plicate was always made ready for col
lection during the month of August,
and placed in the hands of the Col
lector early in September. That it
was not done so last year was owing
to Mayor WALKERS mismanage
aed nothing else. Whatever inlebt-
edness IS mentioned in Mayor Walk
sE's first bill of particulars, it was
not IN indebtedness at the time he
took charge Of the Mayors office.
We copy from the Mayors report
again:
You found a!tthe same Gme, to-,cit, oa ne
f.ifh of APr1 1865:
Ttaat flle outstanding city ORDERS,
s-rctHsiCe of upcJnceHed orders
II a the city treasury announced
TO the sum ....-.........S "a. .0G1 52
81 llan fonLLl LEL.l ILa. chILo...-
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Nominations to the Senate.
App 0intmonts Cf Midship-
men.
Mem oriaI to Congress from
the Chief IF th0 Ch6r0-
Rec Nation.
News by Atlantic Cable
The Inaurreotion in Cuba
Insurgents Massing their
Forces.
Late Advices from BraziI.

Lopez Still the Mountains
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LONDON, March 23-ghe strike Of
cotton operatives, which commenced
at Preston, IS spreading to other parts
Of the country. Ia Glasg0w it has
become general. and several mills
have partially suspended operations
for want of hands
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Total Indebtedness. 81
OF the above amount only the fol
lowing fell due previous to August 1 ;.
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Per steamship Manhattan, for New YoFk-MIs
Griser, Master Ryan, Miss Blanche, A Gordon Il
M Gordon, Miss Ruger, Mrs Nj j Aston, Master
l. Alston Miss Annie Aston, W ~prague aud broth.
Ell w Aimar and witeP P Toale, Mr Higgins,
wife and three children. Mrs Cause, Miss Nc
Donald, Mrs I Forreston Mrs NJ l. Levy, Captain
D laltord and wife. Mrs ] Jara Mr. CRlvera, Mrs q
Brown, j Martln, Miss A brown j Castillo, Mrs w
Russell, infant and nurse, Mrs G H Bernard, : N
Baughton, Miss NJ smith, Mrs Cannon, F. 4 Elmer
G 6 harley;'E Ks,enney, Reiley.a y Bernard. i J
Beaton, smith, q Oarrel Pyne, j. Sullivan, D
Calhoun, Height, Bulaley, Miss L Carpen.er W
Morrison. Rev Oapers. J N Barnwel Judge Car
penter, Mics Carpenter, Miss Courtney H Crime Mr.
Webster ana wife. Riley and wlte, nj Riley, q Bon
SEP, Bailey. balk ~. Mao and wIfe, Mr. Nc.
dure, MIS- Funt. .aptan lockwood y ID kaaterby,
ar r =, g Lining Mr. steing Smith, " Doyle. and
Per steamship saragossa. from New York--Miss
d. Hanm y 10 eTsmltD GE Cob II, u McEvoy. b Goodyear,
u.er H Fuller. Mary Carney. Lynch, F
mrsh, = Gamers, I aimacs.
!, Tes steamship Maryland. from Ba1tInore-C W
I.ouklnss Anna Milsner. Miss Brown;J Frazier. and
J Mo>emann. ..-,f :.
Per steamer Dictator, from Pslatka. via Jackson.
Starke. T Hilderbraud! Mrs J + GTuber. g Green,
r Christmer and family, RAJ Smith, Mrs Campb II,
Miss luQuil, r f Laureate tssSYalker. .E Touse 81 II
Albers, P Plnkerschn, j n ,0Eehdof1s ] L Purse. K
Ramsay, Pratt, Nv u Chapman Mrs j L III osley
and child, Rev ID Arthurtop, ID NJ Bligh ana three
sadles Mr. Sigh, and 20 on deck. Il .,;.A acs
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Consag nees per South tal DINA Nanaroaa


ConsaHn nees per Sousn ValoIIua Kaiaroao
July ~.
1853 bales Cotton A packages Bacon 80 sacks Bran.
To Railroad Agent. Pelzer, Rodgers Co. A Multi
gan, W G Courtney 4 co, Boil mann Bros, LoreniS,
Mel Leish, O'Neall. u Steffens, ClaGhorn. Her
ring & 20, Fart & Wirth, D Kracke.
Consignees per Nertheastcrn Isailroad
July -.
CT bales Cotton, 65 bushels Rice 427 bbls Naval
Stores. cars Lumber, stock, Mdse, &c. 10 Mar
shall, Jr, v Barden, p etoney. Seeder Davis,
AA Goldsmith & Go, Di' ckoff Il Co "A Quacken
bush. Ksvene & Bomes @ Follln, L Col Ell q 60,
I Murphy, ? Guilleaume, j NJ Caldwell Il Sons.
s Sschirmer Frost Adger, i Bull, Keils. Miss
Biamyer. j Wet g, r Simmons, w sanders,
and Railroad agent. -..i g.G'