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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-15
Wayside Flower.

Oh! tell me blushing flower
Thy mission here!
Why breathe Thy fragrant herr
On this dark sphere,
Where care. w orn l,rnr.s alcne
In gr.cf for sill atone :
D"st thou not fear the sigh
Stern winter heaves
His frosty breath will try
Thy tender lravesl
The tlusi, so swee,ly laid
On thy fair cheek, will fade
Relentless storms will shake
Thy l'fe's frail thrcadl
Portentious clouds will break
Above Thy hcndi
Hug" drows from Sorrows sky
Will lurk within thine eyel
Why raise thy soft bloom there
10 pine awuyi
No eye to shed tear
Al thy decay.
No gent!er spot could find
10 trail thy IT, y vine
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-15
FOREIGN.

S~ASA4A\8AoS
A dlsp'tch from Athens states that the
Turkish Admiral, Hoiurt Pasha, has for.
mer'y demanded The surrender Of The
Greek steamer 'Erosis," aud adds ,.ha.. y, y
is iuevi.sble: ~os.e,.,,z,.,,I. 80 q
1t is said! said that The Greek voianses.s il
Crete have surrendered to The Turks ana
sbat provisional government has been |; g. 8.
tablished there. . . @ e4ls
The telegraph report. . severe earth.
quake at Tsbrses, 10 HPsrsis. No los. q! Z.
life reported. IS.
A Carlist conspiracy has been discover
ed at Barcelona, With ramiaeations 10 SsE.
agosa and other places Many issssls
have been msds. 4 &
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-15

property, both real and personal aud even
her dust, to build house Of God With
and rs che has devoted herself as faithfully
~ she knows how during her life to the
Interest of her particular church, so at and
after death she still does all in her power.
The will was 20 drawn.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-15

Church Of the nation a, large.
CHURCH ExrENsIoN.-The Cincinnati
Presbyter, Old School, says: "The Pres
byterian Board Of Church Ex,e usion r..
ports that in the last thirteen and half
years it has received little over $4oO 900
and has aided in the erection of nine hun
dred churches capable Of accommodating
about two hundred thousand worsbippers.
The average cost Of the sanctuaries is less
than $4,000, and the eatire church proper
~, thus secured free from debt, is not far
from 100000. In The seven months
that have elapsed since April Let, 1868,
the contributions received exceed 500 900
and are somewhat 10 advance Of the cor
responding period Of last year, The rapid
growth however Of the church in the last
two years has created 20 many dsmspds
for aid, that they have now on de. await.
ing the receipt Of the usual Information
applications for 100000 more ,hau the
means on hand to meet them. :,
ExoHAHaEs.-The Protestant Church.
Imam mentions Q case in New JERSEY
where the yestry Of an Episcopal con-
I&rcgation have resolved unanimously
ftbat their rector be requested to make
g1eh exchanges OF, ,ho "a such ffsternal
|fe3Rtlone with non: Episcopal clerey-
|x4Sn 90 he may think fdesirabie snd
lplslging TO him their hearty 'symna-
|ShI and support and adbercnces what.
leyr may be the consequences.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-15
M'LENDON'S PATENT
EXPANSION ROLL.

THE subscriber has purchased tho right Of
Il selling this great improvement upon the
ordinary Cotton GIN, in this and the adjoining
Districts. AMI is now prepared to Offer it at ,be
low price of ten dollnrseach. He has nuper.
ons tes'imonas from planters of the District,
showing the value Of the patent in enabling
h. Gin to make better lint and to get oai
rom one to two bags more per day: and also.
testimonials from cotton factors. certifying thai
cotton ginned by the McLendon Patton: will
command fron one to two cents more per
pound.
MR. JOHN ENRIGnT is hi. agent at All
beville c. H.
Edward T. Parkr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27
WEsTCREsTER COUNTY.

THE wILLErrs DEFALcArIoN.-A resolution was
yesterday adopted by the Board OF Supervisors
authorizing the issuing OF bonds to the amount OF
$165 900 towards quidating the Indebtedness OF the
county to the state, caused by the detacation OF
Henry willetts, ex.county treasurer. This sum, 1t
appears Is all that the supervisors are authorized to
pay, under special act passed for the purpose in
1867. There viii still remain DUE on account OF the
defaleauop, about So GOO, provision for the pay
ment OF whic must be made by future legislation.
STOLEN PROPERTY IDENTIFrED.-The carpeting
forming part OF wagon load OF piunder secured
few nights ago near Harlem bridge, as mentioned In
the HERALD OF Thursday has since been identified
as having been stolen from the Methodist Episcopal
church Mt fremont. The abandoned horse and
wagon were yesterday applied for by Russell Henry
Powers, JUNK dealer from Thirteenth street. New
York, who informed Justice Hauptman that
stranger had told him OF their whereabouts. His
story being deemed improbable Powers was locked
up, pending an investigation OF the whole matter.
ALLEGED ExroRTIos.-Jam.s Hartley, amachinist,
yyipg Up Frty.third street, New York, was arrested
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California -four tsacks and bbisj. 6ooa
Eys nour.
Corn NEAL Brsndywine 50
The dsmanaor wheat wa: moderate but the market ruled
5mhe extreme Views Of holders restricting rs1sscs9ns
but ss ss no II 81 s'H %
comprsed about bushels at 81 for No. ssprng Is
for far ds Mo- DO II store and aos " 80 tor
~. ,ss xS Si.s; s.
SyS 1900 SY:sss vooS 9I az pr nns
csc u % for yellow Jersey Oats firm a Doc SSs
r,as srmsr, being saSoS bushels
for for
dealt a sss 81
FRnianrs"The market was triae more active bu, rates
yous s per wa.
Sss low su. IS a % 1 on
accoan, and bales cotton al ssad s.is almos.
tho latter TO London 1000 boil. rosn a s. 3D. To
'fs' ,o SS;'o q C. sais e. H
~ or
at 5s 3D. brig to Gibraltar for orders with uo bbs pc
bark Or sPs 1s with ooS BY. pssrossa
S st. RS%dSS on % sso
men 9Th 9 bOs petroleum. at q 3D. and two bas s
m asm al Of ass saeh with about ' '0 do to
msrke, was dull the demand and being sa.
large s. DompsS and ya%scs oswSod were quoted ss at
$ndo; camwood, $3.50, do and West Coast limawood $780,
currency. =,
pcss not S1G from sqss g. TSs aness
for mackere was under fair demand the sales beng
for No J. for No. anors $i for No. DO and $40
No a6c Labrador herring were quoted 81 90 per Dbl and
ws4;pSai .
GUsNIEs were dnl, and we heard Of no sales Prices
HEMP dull and nominal at l4Ac l41e gold, for
Manila; 4Sc de- do for ute Il &C. he do for sisa and
Hops.-The market was dull the demand being confined
sTs S rs 70 np the Oa
1sc 2sc for common to choice and &C. Sc for old
Holders generally were not anxious to realize at those
HAY:-There was a moderate degree Of activity IN the
retail lots $50 81 l5 long rye straw VI u U.s. and short
prices steady At former quotations We quote
Ayrss, 2. % lbs, Die Ao B9enos Ayrs. % q los
slc ssc; RIO Grande 20 81 iSs siSs sss ornoco.
sc.; Central American is y lbs. isSo = isEo San
Juan, % lbs 7c. alsc; Matamoros, IS i7Hs
lbs, Isc l9c Porto Cabeo, 20 % lbs 1s.c. l9jsc
Maracaibo, 20 % lbs, lac, a lac, all gold.
being light and prces we're generally In buyers favor There
sold as tons at $s 10 S a. d. on p
ssn wa dull DS 1 IN TRs We toas
tons sed private terms. Refined bar dull and
can.
LEAD was duh and heavy; 80 tons stobcrg were
LEATHER-The market for hemlock sole was tolerably
The receipts but the stock moderate Oak
was quiet but firm at unaitered prices while rough was
dull but unchanged in value We append the closing quota
ti0ns:--
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LOVE IN DEATH-A WOMAN FOUND AT A GRAVE
YARD.--The Albany Knickerbocker mentions one OF
the most singular cases OF love and attachment tnat
has been developed In long while. 1t occurred on
the night OF the 23d inst, when well known young
widow, living In Central avenue in Albany, was
found at the cemetery In the western bounds OF that
city. Her husband recently died, and so deeply had
she mourned his loss that her friends began to feel
that her mind was dlsordered, About one O'Clock
on Tuesday night she was missed from her home.
Her friends, thinking she had gone to the cemetery,
pursued their way thither, and, strange TO
say there they found the unfortunate woman
PROSTATE upon the grave Of her husband,
praying aud crying, and almost persisted
from cold. she resisted all efforts to remove her
by persuasion and It was only by force that she
compelled TO renqnish her position at the grave of
her departed husband and protector. Her attach
ment was apparently stronger IN death than in life,
for her poor mind had become disordered almost
nopeessiy. Such cases OF love very rare. IL IS
feared that the poor creature Will have TO be sent to
an asylum for treatment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

Boston Water Power. l2S Is; Adams Express.
o7,S SIX; wells-Fargo Express, IS lsk; Aneri-
can Express, IS; United States Express, 524 62H;
New York Central. 176h 17oh; do. consolidated,
IS a 80; DO, scrip. 70 80; Hudson River 1856 1867
Harlem, 1917 1872; Erie, 2S 2SA; do. pre-
ferred, 46h 4Sh; Reading. 991S 9914; Michigan
Central 40 l2l; Lake Shore, ST.. ss; Illinois Gen.
tral. 1867; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s2k s3h;
Chicago and Northwestern TAX AN do. preferred,
$50 a ss7S; Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
"A 751; Rock Island, 1881 1887; Milwaukee ana
st. Paul, 67 6s; do. preferred, S3is S3a; Toledo
and wabash, 81 60; do. preferred, 76; Fort Wayne
SIX IS; Alton and Terre Haute preferred, 55 So;
Ohio and Mississippi, 2oh 2e3S; Delaware and
Lackawanna, 100 lO9h; New Jersey Central OIL;
Chicago and Alton 1494 149}k; do. preferred, 14sh
q 149H; Morris and Essex S7h So; Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 1918 1091; Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central, 231s 2394. The highest and lowest
prices OF the leading speculative stocks are shown
N thA fOOwipU taha.-
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Hayans.cemRon, ssc ass5c. good, &c 81 o21; ans
III l2x; average lots, size 924c Manufactured
work, common and medium, zoe BE good 25c
30c bright work, common and medium, Csc 30c good
and fine, 35c 55c., all IN bond.
WHALEFooTs.-B ieached and unblsached were dull and
nominal at 10c allie. No sales reported.
WmsKKY-Rsceipts, 1877 bbls The demand was decidedly
more active and prices were materially higher, closing
about $l Os There were sold 100 bbs at 81 05 VI TO-
WooL.-lhe market for fleece only moderately active
the demand being mostly for small lots to supply the present
wants OF and prices remain heavy at former
aaoatons Holders are to credit ercep. to
Ia restricted 10 considerable consequences. In
pulled wool there is moderate business doing at the
prcea previously current, willis Is only
active but steady in value. California continues sell
moderately but at prices favong the purchaser The offer
ings fair For all kinds OF foreign make. dull and
nominal The sales 100 600 lbs. fleece 44c SIC, In
GLIDING 1900 and Xxx Ohio 49I5c sec. 1000 and
Xxx do on private terms 10000 nj 10000 and
Xxx State at &c AGO. $4,000 Michigan 46c. Ale. almost
all ut the inside price 1000 black secured at 4715c,
1000 fpe and lsoGo do on private terms, 500 comblng
at 63Sc; small lot unwashed comblng at 433c.; $500
Western at l4c a6e and 1000 nos private terms also
choice zoe for dead Ssc 4oc for lambs and Cape on
edium and 100000 lbs California q! l7c 25c for fan clip
Guiding ~ 600 bury fall at lie 600 good do &c
spring 23c. zoe for fine 1880 lbs Mexican and
5000 black Santa Fe private terms
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BEEBE-SUYDAM.--0n Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 25 at the residence OF the bride, 81 East Fifty
sixth street, by Rev. DR. Armitage OF the Fifth Ave-
nue. Baptist church. CHARLES 4. BEEBE TO MARY A.
SUDAN, oil OF this city. No cards.
HARING-CoKELET.-On Thursday, November IS,
at the residence OF the bride, by the Rev. Samuel d.
Burchard, TUNIs ]. HARISG TO Miss CHATrIE COKE
LET.
HATzFgLD-sFgISER-o Thursday November II,
at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev.
f. w. Hutter, EDWARD q. HATFIELD, OF New \ ork,
TO MARIA MAGDELENA, only daughter of the late j.
c. Steiner. OF Philadelphia, Pa
LANUToN-RiGHMosD.-o Monday, November %
by Rev. DIR. Gessenhalner, HENRY LANCToE TO KATIE
Ii. RICHMOND both OF New York. NO cards.
EosHIER-0LDRtNd.-On Wednesday evening No
vemoer "a. by the Rev. Mr.. Campbell. OF the Forty
fourth street Presbyterian church JOSEPH n.
NosHIER TO SARAH A. OLDRING, eldest daughter OF
Joseph 0drlng, all OF this city.
0vfAFP-MAoRAy.--in Brooklyn, ON wednesday,
November 24, mt the residence OF the brides father
by the Rev. Henry Powers SIDNEY Il. OyIATT TO
EMMA ELIZA, daughter OF Ii. 5. Mackay, Esq No
cards.
PYLH--IsAAcs. AT the residence OF the Rev. DR.
yerren, y. w. PYLE to Miss REBEcoA lsAACs both
OF this city.
REss EQuIE-HADLEy.-0u Thursday, November
&c, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev.
James Boxer, MIR. WILLIAM Ill. REssEQu1B, OF sing
sing, TO MISS SARAH FRANCES, eldest daughter OF
Benjamin II. Hadley, Esq, OF this city.
SMlTH-HUNrTISG.-At Shutdown, Il. J., on wed
nesday, November "a, by Rev. James Sinclair, H.
CHATF1ELD SMITH to MISS MARY n. HUNTING, eld-
est daughter OF John s. Hunting Esq, oil OF smith
town.
WRIaHr-PERKfSs.-on Thursday, November 20
by the Rev. A. q. McAuley, at the residence OF tne
BRIDES father, Mr.. CHARLES II. WRIGHT. United
states Navy, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, to Miss SUSIE L.
PERKINS, OF Philadelphia.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL,
FRIDAY. Nov. 2o-6 p, M.

FRIDAY, Nov. 26-6 p. M.
Wall street during the week has shown o growing
tendency to regeneration from the pr0stra0n OF the
September panic and the speculative feeling, though
still cautious and comparatively reserved Is daily
Increasing In bodness The gold market was again
the scene OF animated transactions to-day, partcu-
larry in the forenoon when the oears'' made another
attack and carried the price Of gold down. to 1242s
tnree-eghhs per cent lower than the lowest point of
yesterday, their operations being based upon the
expectation tnat the government would increase its
gold sales this noon supplement to the increased
bond purchases earlier IN the week. The market as
Also weak In answer to the frmer prices of Amerl-
can securities In London where the decline in gold
produces very buoyant feeling with reference to
our government bonds. But as the sale at the Sub
Treasury embraced only Million ana as the amount
bid for over two millions and quarter as
against less than million ana half on the prevl
Gus day, the price took a sudden upward turn to
a241s. In this connection 1t is proper to note the
widespread curiosity to know what Secretary Bout
wells programme viii ba during the month Of
December. Opinion Is divided as to whether he will
terminate his present sales OF gold and purchases OF
bonds with the expiration OF the present month and
await the action OF Congress, or continue his pro-
gramme to the beginning Of the new year, which
will give hun good point OF departure for any new
plan which may be suggested TO MIN or directed by
Congress. The report that he would increase his
gold sales in December has increased the speculative
short interest IN the gold market. The reaction IN
the price this afternoon was also founded upon the
easier rates for carrying gold, the short interest
which has been made within the past few days being
reelected in the clearances to-day, which were over
twenty millions, against twelve millions yester
day, aud less than I've millions on the day
before. The total daily clearances the four days
succeeding the resumption of the Gold Bank were in
round figures about forty millions, showing that
yesterdays transactions were equal to the sum Of
the transactions Of all those days. IL is this over
selling OF the market which defeats its own object
and puts the market at the mercy Of such c0mbina-
tions as that which last September ran the price
from 1872 to 1866 The course OF the market is shown
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf.pnst Five o,CIock p. mr.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Nov 26-SP.M
BEEswAx dull. the demand being light and prices
heavy nj 39c. 40c for Western and Southern We
heard OF no sales of moment.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-The market for almost ALI arti
cles coming under this heading dull demand being
light but prices were generally without alteration In East
spruce there moderate business doing at the prces
previously current the offerings being moderate The sales
were about y, 5oo 600 feet within The range Of
which price there moderate sales. Lime was dull but
cems0s Sss At u 50
Bricks though quiet were steady at the quotations published
CorToN-There was an active demand for export and
1 Ss nsS Ss s
q. the close A. the quotations appended
sa'r fs s
psr ss ss nsTs fair
FsbIuary y a.'ls 100 DO for November sase s DO
March And 100 mdans for soce aDr
Ordinary fS $,% 1sssgss. and O re-:
Good Goo ; s5S1asly ....::..:.:";S: -. ~
Ssss $ %'sa:, a. "
CorTHs~Ro was quiet b., steady IN value no . sg
were reported Other Kinds were dull but Unchanged sales
R oas duty is PAID W ls.
eSsd aS iSsf e lsc pr BE- do ss extremes
ave csysn Ike ssc; Ms1scaso, 'G isss aSs s
I a 1ss s sSf &c. ssa
savanita, i6c. a 1e%c.-au gold duty,paid.
CoRDAgE-Mana was quoted s4c. s5c tarred Russia,
oAspLEs.-The market was dull there being do demand
except for retail lots which selling the following
prices Adamanne western and cty) lie. 22c sperm,
4sc., and patent, bsc. 49,
Cocoa was dun and nominal nj 10hc a Ilc, gold for
GnayAqn in bond, and s7Sc 2c do, for Maracabo do
COPPER--Ihs market dull and prices heavy and
lower The anics about 90 900 lbs al 2gc
q 22c for Lake and Baltimore. '"N
FLOUR AND Receipts, q Ito bbls nour IA ai0
bushels wheat 4o63l do corn rs 800 do OATS DO
The hour market again ruled under moderate
inquiry for tho low grades for export there was an adj
vance on these OF from l0c TO 95c Dbl The
about 500 bills, Including about S0U0 1000 bbs extra
stse for shipment 30 $3.50, the latter choice
southern our was finn with fair demand Sales 500 bbls
Rye -four steady and firm, with sales Corn
meal was duh and heavy. Sales 500 bbls Wa ouote
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POUGAkEEPSIE.

SINKING or Two BARaEs--oss MAN DROWNED
During heavy northwesterly gale on Thursday TWO
barges, In tow OF the steamer Herald were sunk on
Rondout and one man was drowned. The Rondout
ferryboat Lark was driven on the mud and the
ten or Twelve hours. - -
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Inc. 500 Inc 4567 100 Dec 700 Dec. $685. 400
The receipts Of the new crop OF barley, far.
2457, 700 bushels against 2S31 800 bushels in 1868.
The receipts by canal from November 81 1868 to the
close Of navigation were 47o, 100 bushels.
by reducing the wheat to flour the quantity or the
latter left at Underwater this year. compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows an increase
equal TO 800, 900 barrels hour
The following comparative table shows the guam
THY Of some OF the principal articles OF produce lett
at tdewater from the commencement OF navigation
to aud including the 22d of November IN the years
s,,I,o afaa.
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Inc. 300 Inc. $4,000 Inc. 219.l0o Inc. 6066 900
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles left at
tldewater from the commencement OF navigation TO
the 22d OF November inclusive during the years 1868
and 1869, was as follows
Flour, bbis what bu. Corn, b,t. Barley, bu.
1858. .407, 400 l2,360.00 49, 900, 900 3,15S 100
1859. ASA, 300 1922, 100 6,S5i,200 2469 700
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TIDE WAFER RECEIPTS.

From the Albany Argus, Nov. 26.l
The quantity OF Hour, wheat corn and barley left
at tdewater during the tnird week In November III
the years 1883 and 1s6g was as follows =:
Flour, bbtS. Wheat. on. Corn, bu. Barlep, btt.
1863. .30,6 900 801 600 $500 232 loo
1862. 81, 500 l350,C00 2l2.4O0 S3S, 700
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yesterday at Morisania on warrant issued by

Justice Hauptman, IN which he Ia charged by Mrs.
MARY Ann Kirby with having extorted twenty dol.
stances. The complainant sets forth that Hartley
came 10 ner house, In Fordham avenue, on Wednes-
aay, anu having produced a revolver and dirk
knile, demanded from her the amount named
which, through fear or being killed, she gave with
out hesitation. Not content with this the accused
turned the woman out OF doors. and, taking posses
sion OF the mousse. commenced to destroy everything
u Contained. lie Is held for examination.
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ALLYN.-At Teyior's Hotel, Jersey City, LYMAN
ALLYN, Ia the 73d year OF his sge,
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The rates paid for carrying were 7, 6I and per
cent. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
resulted as foows:-
Gross ciearanceS.. 500 $50, 900
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. SO1, 605
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOT, 1856
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoS, April $3.50
p. M.-Consols close at 90 for both money and the
account. United States 1ve-twenty bonds quiet at
s3X. stocks steady. Erie, 24A; Illinois, e6l4; At
lantic and Great Western, 30.
PARIS BouRsE.--PARIs, April 5.-The Bourse is
steady Rentes Tor S5c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANRFoRT. April g.
United states fvetwenty bonds, SIX for the issue Of
1862.
LIvERrooL CorroN MARKET.-LlvERpooL, April
$3.50 r. M.-The market closed dull. Middng
uplands, on the spot, 121d.; ahoat, I'D; midjing
Orleans 12hd. The sales OF the day have been 5000
bales.
HAvRE CorToN MARKET.-HAvRE April 5--Even.
tng.-COtt0n closed nrmer for both stock afoat and
on spot. Tres ordinaire on spot last quoted at
147f.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-LIvERPooI,
April 5-Evening.-F0ur rs declining Wheat, IS.
Cd. a So. 10d. per Genital for No. 2 red Western.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET April
6.-Renned petroleum. Is. 9Jsd. per gallon.
LIvERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LtvERPooI,
April 6.Lard fat Pork 1923. 3D. per Dbl. for East.
ern prime mess.
LoSDoN PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoy, April o.
Tallow, 46s. Sd. 46s. Cd. per cwt. Linseed oil,
S2g los. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP. April 5.--Petro-
1eum. b3IsG 64f for standard white.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06
LOUISIANA.

Governor Yarmouth and the Police Commits
sioners Indicted by the Grand Jury-The
OpelOusas Railway Seized by Marshal
Heron.
NEW ORLEANS, April s. 1862
On Saturday indictments were found by the Grand
Jury Of the Criminal Court against Governor War
mouth, Police Commissioner MoDuf ana Superin-
tendent Of Police Cain for oppression in having
forciby elected without cause Auditor Wickline
from his ONCE and retaining possession of the same
Governor Yarmouth this morning presented him.
self before the Fist District Court and announced
his readiness to enter into any bonds that might be
required for his appearance whenever required,
stating that he had learned through the press OF the
city or his indictment. Judge Abel informed the
Governor that his own recognazance was suffcient.
BY an order from the United States Court in the
Morgan suit Marshal Heron this morning took pos
session or the OpelOusas Railroad and will continue
1t IN operation ususal An inventory is TO be
taken, and when completed the road will be
assessed for sale. The counsel for the COM
pany this morning moved for hearing in
the Circuit Court upon application for an injunc
ton. The Court fixed the 10th inst for hearing OF
the argument on the application.