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TEEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Chief Justice Chase, to day, de-
MED a writ of error in the Twitchell
case, on the ground that 9th and 9Th
amendments to the Constitution were
not restrictions upon State govern
ments, but only upon the Govern
ment of the United States.
"A dispatch from White Plains, N.
Y, says the two express robbers, Nor
ton and Thompson, with two other
prisoners, committed for theft, escaped
from iail last night. The affair is in
volved in great mystery.
"A telegram from Oswego, says that
navigation on Lake Ontario is open,
and the schooner Mary Taylor has ar
rived from Coburg.
"A Providence, Il. l., dispatch says
'Brevet Brig. General Henry S. Burton,
commanding at Fort Adams, Newport,
died at that place on Sunday, OF apo
plexy.
The Committee on Banking and Cur
rency had before it this morning the
bill in relation to currency. Mr.. Jones,
of Kentucky, moved to report 1t back
to the House with the recommendation
that it pass, which was noGatived. The
committee then proceeded to consider
the proposed amendments TO it, but
had not completed its consideration
when it adjourned.
"A Richmond dispatch says Gen.
Webb yesterday appointed Col. Gar
rick Malloy, Secretary of State, and
Major NJ. A. Porter, second Auditor.
Both gentlemen are officers OF the
army.
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COMMGRCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MAKKEEs BY TELEGRAPH.
New York, April 5

ANE" "A APAAA -
CorToN-A shade lower; sales l,4OO
bales at 2SHa2834c for middling up
lauds.
FLoUR-Closed dull Bnd 5a1Oc lower.
Characterization and nominally
1a2c lower. Rye-Quiet and decli ming.
Oats-Steady at TIC for western In store.
Corn-Dull and heavy at sSs9Oc in store
and afloat.
PRoyIsIoEs- at S31 1215a
80 25 for new Ness, cash aud reg ular.
Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut Meats and
Bacon-Quiet aud unchanged. Lard
Quiet at 1SNalSKc for fair to prime
steam.
EGas-3la33c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The weather being clear and dry,
trade is improving slowly, but is TAR
from being active for any class OF goods.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-The chief feature in Wall
street to-day was the stringency in
money. The demand was urgent from
brokers throughout the day. Most of
the banks are either close on their legal
reserve or below the point. The clos.
ing rates were per cent. gold and 1-l6
per cent. commission, or Z per cent.
currency and Is per cent. commission.
STERLING-FIrmer,a and prime bank
ers' bills generally held above the mar
ket; quoted at 10S1sal0ST for 60 days,
and 1OS34al0ST for sight. These quo:
tations are almost nominal,
GoLD-Firmer, but dull; opened at
1873; closed at 1875.
GovERSMENT STOCRs-Opened strong
and higher under better prices from
London and liberal purchases on both
foreign and home account, the latter to
influence prices. A number of small
loans were called in and the market
was hammered by free offerings of cur
rency SKIES, and with very small sales
yielded to the following quotations, at
which, however, no large amount OF
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CALIFORNIA.
San FRANc1sco, April 5.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.
The United States steamer Saginaw
arrived at Victoria, April Sd. from Sit
ka, touching Forts Wrangle, Simpson,
and Rupert on the way down.
Since the Indian difficulty the fur
trade at Sitka is entirely suspended,
and the Indians are afraid to approach
the town. The Kake tribe are terror
stricken. The destruction of their viii
lagos, it is thought, would cause the
surrender OF the murderers of two
white men. The military authorities
of the United States dare not harbor
them. The weather at Sitka is wet and
disagreeable. All is well at Forts Wran-
gle, Simpson and Rupert. The Indians
are quiet.
It is reported that several ships OF the
Pacific squadron, including the flag
ships Powhattan and Mihongo, will be
put out OF commission on their arrival
here. The officers and men of the
squadron are ordered off the Cuban
coast. 1t is also stated that tho North
and South Pacific squadron will be con-
solidated under one Rear Admiral.
The q. S. Marine Hospital is badly
injured by the October earthquake, and
was further damaged by the shock of
April 1st. The building has been de-
serted since last October, and is fast 60
ing to ruin.
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by TELEGRApII.
NEW YORK STATE.
New YORK, April ..

NEW YORK, April D.
The Tribune says the Spanish Cortes
on Wednesday, asked the Minority for
the documents relative to the goods
said 10 have been imported for COM
merce by Mr.. Hale the American
Minister, under Diplomatic Franchise.
While Mr.. John L. Faulkner of No.
% Bowery, was on his way home about
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, he en-
countered four young men who upon
his refusing TO treat them' robbed Nun
of a small sum of money ana gold
watch. Two OF the robbers were arrested
on the spot, but the others escaped with
their booty.
Three Sailors entered the barroom
of Daniel Galven, No. 152 Fulman ST.,
Brooklyn, last evening, and after par
taking of liquor an alteration ensued
when Calvin drew pistol and shot
one of the party named VIM. Campoe4l
in the hand. Calvin was arrested and
locked up to await examination.
i, The Herald's Mexico correspondent
saws the civil war in the State OF Ihmu-
lipa continues to rage with unnDateu
fury, A party of rebels under NerEas
defeated EsCaDadO's troops near Villa
grasa. capturing his equipage, archives
and S2T. 600 in specie. The SAME party
attacked the city of LinNres, but were
repulsed with heavy loss. E5cabado's
policy towards the rebels Is OF the most
bloody and relentless character anu
nothing but determination satisnes
him, lie has given orders to have shot
all foreigners who are not provided
with passports.
Two American traders on their return
from SaltIllo to the Rio Graude were
robbed by the military, shot, and their
bodies hung upon trees.
AGerman named Murray May, yes
terday shot his wife at No. 425 East 54th
street, with u shot gun in the breast,
iutlicting a serious wound. MHy was
arrested. ,,,
Rv the explosion on the steamer City
of New York on Saturday, Thos. Jones,
0reaser, was killed, and the second en-
4ineer. Robert Hutchinson, was badly
scalded.
The printers strike, so long existing,
has been settled on the following basis:
The employing printers concede the
| $50 per week asked by the Union, ana
the Union reduces their prices OF COM
position about one cent per 1000 ems, as
follows: SO cents for solid manuscript
copy. and SO cents for loaded; so cents
for solid reprint, and a. cents for loaded.
The price per hour for day Work to be
So cents, and for night Work 5O cents:
Compositors employed at day work Will
| be allowed to charge 10 cents per 4UOu
ems additional for all matter set alter
six O'Clock P. NJ. Both committees are
| to sign the new scale and copy OF II
to be posted conspicuousIy III every
office. The employing printers also
sproe IN recognize the printers Union,
and recommend the establishment OF
a house OF call, for the accommodation
| of unemployed printers, TO be supplied
with magazines and newspapers, the
! expense 10 be borne mutually by Inc
employers and the Union.
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wei, A.te.ted Cure OF Catnrrn.


DIR. A,P. MGHTHILL-DEARS S!R:-1,ou5I
treatment in the cure OF my Catarrh mas haa
thc desired effect, and resulted In permanent
GOOD 10 me- although my case has frequently @
been pronounced incurable, anu nAo 20
hausttd all other modes OF treatment; Will
ont the least benefit. Ny case was SO cnIOndc i nT
mud troublesome, that by giving Jew 'ot %
the symptoms the value OF your treatLuentt
caT, Re more readily estimated. For years
had been afflicted with q constant colo N N
the head obstructlnR my breathing 80 aS W
neceskitRte me to keep my mouth open uu-
ring sleep: latterly the discharges Decane
snIfaified and impacted in my nose 20 sucn
aI, extent that 1t required the greatest e4et-
TIo,S fO expel them. Sometimes these hAIa-
enalI limbs would get in my throat canslng i
ma 10 hawk and Bcrape even py tnSrtn tne nout ~ y.
raiieVe myself. MY breath was onenslHe,
nv memory became impaired. Oo OlLLineS'
and Iipht headiness made thelE aPPea3taoJ
and OF late symptoms OF paralysis S s1ePp1 p,1r
IN and when placed myself unueF ry,' yIui5 vi
care one side OF my face was DauIS aheoII11
nv This dread disease. My genera tiaad
Suffered alike, there was constAInt " IL IN
Jrowsv and debilitated feeling, Win ,H'J,s no IN
erSv n move or act; felt as tired on @ ~ "
the morning as did ON going 70 ny SyoeSii,in9 DeTi
annette was capricious and my 9 os9p JSI1Seif
m6rose. In that condition piaeeo yybat
,I,SJer Xour care and am happy 10 SLACo - ttta1 ~
iii tI1CSe Giisapreeable and dangerous syInP ynPa
1o,n9 have entirely left me, anu once nAO'o
eDtoI, the henefltS OF good health.
ET giving this publicity you Wi WIIIS Den9 Tna
otherS similarly affected anu oons9 ~
BrOOkTfLLe, JeDeTSon c"""'S'
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Civilization makes sad work with our
teeth. Savages are rarely troubled
with defect or an ache in their dental
apparatus. 1t is not hot drinks
which destroy them prematurely, not
warm food so much as acids, too con-
centrhted in vinegar, pickle, ETC., which
acts directly upon the lime In their COM
position, and thus crumbles down.
The foundation for sound, firm, white
teeth, must be laid in early life, by
subsisting on food that contains the
elements which the teeth must have or
they will be imperiectly formed, Ieebie
in structure, and fall early into decay.
If wheat flour were never bOlted, but
eaten with the bran, as we find 1t par
TALLY in the Graham bread, then the
system would be abundantly provided
with the phosphate of lime, the essen
tial ingredient in the formation OF the
teeth.
Butter contains good proportion of
the phosphate of lime, anu hence those
who consume much OF it furnish from
that source a supply for keeping their
teeth in sound condition. Children are
usually lovers of bread and butter,
especially ii they are habitually fed on
white fine bread. In that way they
obtain something for their teeth, but
by no means enough. The CoArser the
food, especially bread, the better for
young people. The soundest teeth
belong to persons who have not been
reared on delicacies. Poor teeth be
come hereditary, simply blctuse tho
ancestral stock was deprived, either by
perverted taste or the habit OF feasting
on rich concentrated diet, of the phos-
phate of lime which nature provides in
the coverings of grain used for food,
and in some kinds OF flesh on which
curnivorous animals live. we can not
haversound teeth unless the stomach
has the right materials for their manu-
facture.-HGrpcr'S Weekly.
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TENNESSEE.
Andrew JOhnSOn's SPeech-He Gc
lines the GOVernment-A.J }. "S %
BreakwaIer-IIe Wishes the
Government was Bank
rupt-What He said TO
His Servant.

KNOXVILLE, April 3.-At at early
hour this morning the city was thrOnK-
ed with the old friends OF Andrew
johnson, who assembled in groups and
anxiously discussed Andy's former trl-
umphs, He was met at the train by
delegation, at IL o'clock, and escorted
to the Lamar House. He was intro
duced to a crowd of about 5000 persons
by Mr., Nelson, who referred to MIR.
johnson In complimentary terms, al
luding to his differences with promi.
nent political gentlemen present, and
to his early prosecutions on account OF
his Union sentiments.
Mr.. johnson thanked the people Tor
their welcome. He said he bad tried to
protect the Constitution. All he asked
was a lair examination OF his record.
He intended to devote the remainder OF
his life as private citizen to the Vlndl-
cation of his official life and native State
from the obloquY cast upon them. HIS
back, though Dent, had not been broken
bv the storm which had nearly wrecked
the shin of State. Since he had seen in
the papers his own obituary, he suppos
ed he might be regarded as one risen
from the dead, and he thought one COM
ing from the grave should be believed.
IiThe Government" he said, ais divided
into three parts, and each department
is confined to its sphere. tell you, AS
one speaking from the dead, there Is dan
ger In the GOSernment, and that danger
Is in the legislative department. Inc eA-
ecutiye branch can not make laws;
neither can the judiciary; but the Iegls.
lative branch, under the pEetense OF
making laws, can trample upon the
liberties of the people. Yes, despotic
Congress can go on until II takes away
the liberties OF the people; but feel l
stood as q break water to the Govern
ment, and arrested Its progress for
time. The time has come to talk about
the first principles of the Government.
Take away the restraints which have
held back Congress, and one branch OF
the Government will wipe out the other
two. Let me tell you here that wise
and GOOD prince is infinitely better than
a despotic, arbitrary Congress. Look
at the acts of Congress and see how they
ore like the acts OF Great Britain toward
the colonies in the early days of this
country, Look at our condition: the
writ of hdbedS corpus suspended, and
when a citizen appeals to the Supreme
Cnnrt Congress takes from him the
right ofappeAl and deprives him OF MS
| liberty" .-o,, -
marty. and asked when he hau peen
false. He then took up the accusation I.
about his being Moses, and asked II II
wes mot he who freed the negroes In
Tennessee. Freedom is only liberty
to work: it is not to be miserable IaZ
aroni: to be supported by tue GoVern-
ment' have never deceived the Whlte
men or black men. Let me say 70 you
as said to my old servant when cAtne
back to Tennessee, the only diderence
between us is that freed you fouI
years ago and was only emancipateo
on the 4th of March,
AS an evidence of his loyalty be
showed q paper, signed by Governor
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 8.

WASHINGTON, April 5.
The President 10 day signed the mod
flied tenure. of office bill, US passed by
Congress.
The Committee on Ways and Means
o.day passed a resolution that they
will personally examine into all GUS
tom house, warehouse, revenue offices,
&C., and everything pertaining to reve-
nue. laws, in order 10 enable them to
frame tariff bill by the next session
of Congress. They will probably ex-
tend their visits from Boston 10 San
Francisco, commencing at New York
in May.
The following, among other nomina-
tiOns, have been sent in: Jas. NJ. Ash
ley, Governor of the Territory of Mon
tana; VIM. Bateman, United States At
tOrney for the southern district of Ohio;
B. +. Dennison, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of the Territory OF
Washington; Edward Evans, Associate
Judge of the Territory of Washington;
A. b. Maynard, United States Attorney
for the eastern district of Michigan;
James W. Standish, United States At
torney for the western district OF Michi-
gan; John A. Norris, Pension Agent,
Columbus, Ohio.
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Brownlow, acknowledging the receipt
of 81 500, to help establish loyal press
in Knoxville. he told his hearers that
they were all slaves to the bond bold
ers, who never shed drop of blood.
"I would to God that the Government
had not the credit to borrow a dollar
to carry on war. Thank God, my hon
ors have not been gained through
blood. The wounded soldiers can not
attribute their wounds to me.
He called upon them to cling TO his
compass and stand by the Constitution.
He spoke about two hours, and was
listened to with close attention.
On retiring from the stand he was
heartily applauded, and at once sur
rounded by group of old friends. In
he spoke of Grant without
reserve, characteriztng him as bun
BILE of prejudices, and his gift enter
prise cabinet" as he called it.
The people are heartily glad TO see
Johnson among them, and think he
will succeed in overthrowing the domi'
nant party in the State.
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Rev YORK Cattle RIarhet.

NEW YORK, April D.
REcE1Prs-This week 7,l72 beeves;
81, ,77O sheep and lambs; l4,1H hogs.
BEHvEs-Business at the opening OF
the week was decidedly slow, and pri-
ces fell off full q cent per pound from
Monday, enabling wholesale butchers
to lay in their supplies at 15al5Hc, with
very few good ones at Ice, but few very
choice steers to shop butchers at 1GHa
17c to-day, with supply of 400 ut
Communipaw, 75 at West End, and
$50 at the National yard; very favora-
BILE weather for butchering. The mar
ket closed firm, but prices arc about as
quoted last week. Business TOR dro,
vers has been very unsatisfactory, ana
drovers generally are complaining
about their losses. Poor TO medium
cattle 14LA14X; medium to fair steers
l5Lal6; good steers and fat oxen 16a
1917; prime to extra steers l6Xal7;
choice II; majority of sales l4Hal5;
average prices l4H.
SHEEP AND LAMB5-In the early part
OF the week the arrivals at COmmuni-
paw were 2. 2.0OOhead, at Bergen Hill SEQ
head and 800 head at FOrtieth street
yards. The market at the opening
ruled dull and easier, though the
freshets Which occurred in the middle
of the week, delayed the supplies and
caused a temporary Improvement, still
the advance II any was light again and
the market closed rather heavy. To-
day the offerings were 2.OO0 at Com
900 GL Hudson City and
1000 a. F0rtieth street. The market
ruled dull with "a !airsupply OF common
to fair Sheep at GA7t; good 10 prime
7a711c; extra 71zaSc; premium S19;;
Lambs nominal.
SwINR-Tne supply in the earlier
part Of the week was 3,4S3 al Fortieth
street yards and ,476 at COmmunIpaw,
and though the opening was steady the
market was by no means active the
prices being 100 high for parties TO
operate to u large extent. Sales were
as high as I71tc, but this was an exceP-
tion, while few II any was sold after
Friday at over IOz4allHc; Hogs suffer
ed a depression and closed weak ish.
To-day the offerings were $50 at Fortieth
street and 5000 at'CommunlpAw' anu aIa
dnll. Prime heavY corn ted at Sll GOA
I2 SO: medium $40 75all OO; $40 6Z3Ea
10 75; dressed $l3 5OA14 80.
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ILLLNOI4.
CHICAGO, April {

CHICAGO, April 5.
A special from st. Paul says the ice
in front of the city commenced moving
yesterday. A piece half a mile square
went down stream about one hundred
yards, carrying with it the steamers
Chippewa Falls and Ellen Hardy, and
two government store boats. This
noon another piece moved taking with
it the wharf boat, which struck the gov
ernment steamer Montana and carried
damage on its bow. There are serious
approximations expressed that II fur
ther movement takes place before the
Ice is more broken, considerable dam
age will be done not only to the above
named boats, but also to the Lake Su-
perior Railway bridge, on which the
very high and is rising rapidly.
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mICHIGAN.


UEIROIII ApIII d
Navigation Is now open between
Lakes Huron and Erie. Boats leave
here tonight for Cleveland and AlpenR.
The keepers, % in number, having
charge of the convicts in different shops
in the State prison at Jackson, resigned
this morning, because their salaries
were not raised by the Legislature.
Work in the shops has entirely ceased,
and the convicts are locked in their
cells. The contractors have notified
the agent that they will hold the State
responsible for damages, which will
amount to over n thousand dollars per
day. The salary as fixed in the new
law is five hundred dollars. The agent
has called a meeting of the board of
inspectors for tomorrow. to consider
the state of affairs.
The Legislature adjourned sine die
to daV,
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PENRSYLVASIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.

About s4 600, 900 worth Of the securities
stolen from the Beneficial savings
Fund yesterday, were non conSertlole
registered bonds. Ninety-three thou-
sand dollars OF the Sl5O,oO0 coupon
bonds were 5-2O's. The society will
have to raise over S13O, 900 to meet the
claims of 3, 900 depositors. Ninety-hye
thousand dollars reward Is otered.
Payments to depositors for the present
are suspended. The Lille com oinatlon
lock on the vault as we'll as the smaller
safe inside, was forced with apparent
ease.,
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TAKE NOTICE.

Statement Of Mfr. II. d. McGeoTge, Januor Of
The House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth. 1865.
1bave vIsItel DR. Lighthtn at the Mcclure
Honse and obtained his treatment for the
cnre or Deafness and noises in the ears, WIN
EpIlIch | nave suffered for four years; ana
can sav that have been greatly benentled
bv It's use, although 1 have applied u Dut
twice. and that the treatment 1s perIecuy
nainless and calculated TO produce peInS-
'-' 49, - II. u. MC9EoRGE,
MOr0GntO1OTI, ". Va.
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MISSOURI.


ST. DoUIs, April ..
The number of fires and alarms in
this city, for the year ending in March,
were 22O; total loss 5000 800; insurance
81 ,655, Jos; loss over insurance 1855, ,3l5.
The expenses Of the fire department
were S13l, ,49S; decrease from previous
year of $6,236. The value of property
belonging to the department is 1926. $50,
including 10 engines, 10 hose carriages,
1000 feet of hose, one hook and ladder
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MADRID, April b.
An informal meeting of the members
of the majority in the Cortes has been
held, and has resulted in resolution
to support eX-king Ferdinand, of Por-
tugal, for the Throne of Spain. The
council of Ministers also decided to Sc
cond tho majority OF the Cortes. In
this determination deputation,
with Don Salustina O!ozga at its head,
has gone to Lisbon to invite King Fer
dinand to accept the candidature.