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Missouri 6's 81 The -four rnafket Is rather
moro steady Wheat 10 held ,at 2(98 0te.
higher with scarcely any thing doing. The
corn market is one cent better. Pork de-
Ecliping mess S3l. Eard ddecliningl@barrels.
lsSs!s!G ass , sNass1 e.s.es I'd =2irits gs tur2
$685. for strained. Frsights dull. 's
New YORK, April 9-E Evening. Middling
cotton 2S11sots sales 5000 baies Gold ao-
tive and strong, closing at 1891 The
money market was irregular during the day,
but was very stringent again at the close.
Gall loans per cent. in currency, with 1-16
@1s added. Exchange dull, at 1O7M.
Stocks closed bouyant. Southern stocks
quiet. Flour more steady. and moderate
mon to fair extra Southern Sc. 35@$7. 90.
Wheat held at 3@4cts. higher. Shippers
refuse to pay the advance. Corn, more do
ing new yellow Southern 9Octs. Pork
irregular new mess $3l.10. Lard un-
changed, Whiskey heavy, at 90. Rico un-
changed. Turpontine heavy, at 69669Is
Rosin quiet, at So. .40(@$2 48.
BALT1MonE, April !9.-Cotton nominally,
2scts for middlings: Virginia 6's. old in.
1867. 50 asked. Flour activeNcity m mills
5000. so. Wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn dull; receipts small White S16S2;
yellow $1(01.05. Oats and rye unchanged.
Pork quiet, at $32932L. Bacon quiet
shoulders 141H@l4sl. Whiskey dull and
nominal.
WILMINGTON, April 9. Cotton unchanged.
Spirits turpentine lower. at A. Rosin quiet
and steady, at Sc. .75(0$1O. Crude tur-
pentine 5(@1Oc. lower. Tar 5(910c. lower
MOBILE, April Cotton hat-middlings
2614c.; receipts 1853 bales; sales 1OO Re-
ceipts of the week 3,711. Exports to Great
Britain 1856. TO other foreign ports 1000
Coastwise "a. Stock on hand 3S, 1876. Sales
OF the week 1850.
CHARLESTON, April 9.-Cottonq quiet-mid-
dlings 27hc.; sales 100 bales; receipts 24S
AUGUSTA, April 7.-Cotton quiet-mid-
dlings 2624 sales 27O bales receipts 1875
SAVANNAH April 9.-Cotton dull and
nominal middlings 81 4 cts sales 500 bales;
receipts BAL exports to Liverpool 3.545
bales.
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Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY THE COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE.

MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,g.6O@7O
New Orleansl 00@l 20
Sugar House .75@l 25
NAILS, u keg. 6 00@7 90
ONIONS. q bus. l 25@2 90
On, Kerosene, Pg 85@75
Machinery. 1901 90
PouLTRY, Ducks, rr.
Turkeys g 90
Chickens. .25013O
Geese ........
SPECIE, Gold. Il 300l 80
Silver. L 203l %
POTATOES, Irish. .75@1 rs
Sweet, S}bush. .90@75
RICE, Carolina. b .11010
East India. -.
SHOT, T2bag.. 8 25@o3 so
SALT, Liverp'l.2 7093 OO
SOAP, 3tb. .74@l1
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gal.6 90
brandy. =. 4 00@12 90
Holland Gins 00@7 90
American. . s. 59@4 90
jana Rum g 00@7 90
N. +. 60. 81 50@3 rs
Bo. Wlliskey,3 50@4 so
Monong'hola3 75@4 90
Rectified. Il 50@2 90
SUGAR, Crus'd, fb .2O@22
Powdered. -. 200123
Brown..........1 .120l7
STARCH, f3ib. .10@l2t
TEA, Green, b.. l 00QD2 90
Black. Il 00Ml so
moBACoo, Chew. .50@1 25
Smoking, S'ih, 50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, g.70@75
Cider r......... .50@60
French. IL 25@l SO
WINE, Cham. z. 25@32 90
Port, S}gal. 8 OO@5 90
Shorty. .3 5046 90
Madeira. 8 50@6 90
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, April S-E7ening.- g.-Cotton
dHl-;ni6a!ing ;piands i2;6d; Orleans
12Md.; sales of the day 5000 bales
LIVERPOOL, April 9-Noon. Cotton
ddonIIl-,,middling doI !, uplands 12Hd.; Orleans
12Ld.; sales 1000 bales; sales of the week
$1,000; exports 5000; on speculation 5000.
Stock on hand 319,0 900, of which 145. 900
are American. Breadstuffs unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 90 P. M.-Stock of
cotton afloat 125. 900 bales; in port 1O4, 900.
L1yERpoon, April 9-Avening. g.-Cotton
closed dull and unchanged; stock on hand
o9O,ooo bales, of which 145. 900 are Ameri-
can; stock afoat 625, OOO
LONDON, April 9-Noon. 93L.
bonds o3H. Tallow 46s. Sd.
MANCHESTER, April 9.-Yarns and fabrics
dull. 'o'
HAvRE. April s.--cotton opens un-
changed.
HAVANA. April 8.-Sugar firmer. at e1IM
go. Exchange on Paris from l per cent.
discount to par. Federal gold from par to
y premium. Federal currency 24l6 dis
count. m tr'
New YORK, April 9--Noon. Cotton
lnohanged-m middling nplands 281s. Gold
l32ae. North Carolina 6's, co; new do. 80 ::
Virginia 6s, old, 55% new SO Tenpes.
see DO, ex-coupons, 67 new. do, 64N !;
Louisiana, do. old, 72; Levee bonds, 7lX !:
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APPLES. f3bus.1 l 25@1 80
RAadINa, Gunny,25 @28
Dundee 3yd. =. @25
BALE RoPE. Manila, ,@26
NY. DRIVES. Pib. .l0915
BUTTER, Northern, .@5O
Country, "a ib. .3O@S5
BACON. Hams. .20@23
Sides, u 10. 1920
Shoulders. e.. .16 @18
BRICKS, 3l, 200. :. .9@12
CANDLES, Sperm. .40@7O
Adamantine, ib. .21@25
Tallow 14M16
COTTON YARN..2 00@2 20
COTTON, Strict Mid. @27a
Middling =. 26@26I
Low Middi'g, Is @25I
GoodOrdinry, 233@24t
Ordinary. 80 @ %
CHEESE, 4. D. fb. ..20@25
Factory. .23025
COFFEE, Rio, t@ lb. .22026
Laguayra. .27@29
Java. .37 @40
FLoUn, Coun.l2 00@130O
Northern. 8 00@14 90
GRAIN, Corn. L 1901 25
Wheat. .... 2 25@3 90
Oats. L 00@1 10
Peas L 1901 20
HAY, Northern, Pcwt.
Eastern.
HIDES, Dry, f'lt ..12t@lS
Green, ... ...... @8
INDIGO. Carolina.1&! 25
LARD. 9Th .20025
LUMBER, Brds, 100 I'll so
Scantling. 4 so
Shingles, al. 900. .275
LIME, % bbi. Q 7O@2 80
MEATS, Pork, 3lb.. 154
Beef. .S@I3
Mutton. .15
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Closing Quotations of HOyt & Gardner,
Brokers and Bankers, No. 5 New Street.
New York, for Week Ending As-iI7.

STOCK. RID
Adams Express SO
new new 1ork Central. 1865
1LAAO o02i
Hudson 1 River. 1874
Reading. 92I1
Michigan Central. ..... ..119
Michigan Southern. ............. 961d
Cleveland and Pittsburg g...... 9O%
Chicago and North h-western ... 83%
Chicago and Northwestern, Preferred. 95%
Cleveland and Toledo 1869
Milwaukee and ST. Paul .......... 64L
Milwaukee and st. Pual, Preferred. e. 82L
Lake Shore. ........... 1867
Ohlcago apd Rock Island. ......... 1919
Toledo, Wabash and Western. ..... CT
Toledo. Wabash and Western, Prefer
New Jersey Central. .118M
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne. ....... .I21I
Ohio and Mississippi. pi................ 37X
Hannibal and st. Joseph. .......... .113E
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CoNFLAGRATToN IN MADISON, GEORGIA.
I, GOLD HILL MINE, April 9.-At least forty
persons perished in the disaster of Yesterday.
The bodies which have been recovered indi-
c.te that the victims made desperate efforts
to escape. and endured intense suffering be-
fore death.
J. AUGUSTA, April 9.-The business portion
and many residences in the town of Madi-
son, in this State. were destroyed by fire,
Inst night. The loss is very heavy.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Report for Week ending Friday, April o, 1862
PHOENIX OFFICE, COLUMBIA April 10, 1862
There has not been much doing in cotton during
the past week. The sales that have taken place
were on basis Of 26@265 for middlings.
The sales Of the week were LAG bales, az follows:
at 1s; at 23 at 24i; 10 at 25; 43 at 25,; II at
253; at 25i; ut 25I; II at &c. % at 26l at 263
at L6a.
No change i'll other articles OF country produce
The following are buying rates OF South Caro-
lima Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer 4 Co.,
Brokers;
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w HINGToN NEWS

WASN'T G TON NEWS
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO EXAMINE KLEC-
TON CASES IN THIRD AND FOURTH DIS
TRICTs OF THIS sTATE--NEw ENGLAND OP-
POSED TO THE EXPANSION OF THE OUR
RENCY-THE VIRGINIA BILL pAssED-THK
OFFICIAL GUHLOTINE TO BE SET up IN THE
REVENUE DEPARTMENT., ECT, ECT.. ECT.
WAsHtNGToN, April 9-The Banking
COMMITTEES will have no more meetings, un.
less the session is prolonged. The New
England members are solid against the pro-
posed plan for the equalization of the cur
rency, and rather support its expansion.
Ihere is no prospect of any action being
taken this session in reference to Georgia.
The House has asked joint committee of
OF the whiskey and tobacco tax
Information has reached here that the
smallpox is raging fearfully at Panama.
The ;newly-elected Representatives from
Connecticut were seated to-day.
The Committee on Elections were divided
by sub-committees to take evidence in the
contested cases in the Third and Fourth
Districts of South Carolina.
Myers, of Pennsylvania, was seated by
strict party vote
After somewhat bitter discussion, Mar
tins amendment to the bill authorizing
elections to be held In Virginia, Texas and
Mississippiwas passed by vote of 80 ayes to
20 nays Mr.: Sawyer. of South Carolina,
voting no. The amendment proposed to
make the adoption of the proposed fifteenth
constitutional amendment condition pre-
cedent to the admission of those States
The clause authorizing the Commanding
Generals to suspend the laws in certain
cases, was deemed oppressive, and stricken
out. An additional clause was adopted, de-
claring that the restoration of these st ates
should not be regarded complete until Con-
gress had approved their action. The bill
was passed by vote of a. yeas to nays.
Amongst the latter was Senator Sprague.
1t is stated that President Grant intends
to ramoye all the Internal Revenue Super
vlsors IN the South except Noah, of Ten
neesee.
The President sent proclamation to the
Senate summoning them to an extra session
on Monday next, for executive business.
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S HIP N E w 8.

CHARLESTON. April 9.-Arrived- steamers
Charleston from New York, and Savannah
from Baltimore. Sailed-ship Muscongus.
for Dalhopsic; United States brig H.Parks,
for Bucksville, s. c., and schooner Emma,
for Georgetown.
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Wines and LIQUORS. !.

r ATELY RECEIVED, full assortment of
IL Choice WINES AND LIQUORS, guaranteed as
to quality, purity snd strength. 5-.g.3sf .,s
Champagne Cider and Fine Table Claret on
draught, low. RHINE WINES, SAUTERNE. and
choice brands of CHAMPAGNE, always on hand
and for sale by GEO SYMMRRg
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Trumes. Ga

Truff1es, Go No6 aa.A
ENREsH to hand: TRUFFLEs, MUSHROOMS.
IL Capers, Stuffed Olives, Anchovy Paste, .Wor-
cestershire Sauce, Walnut Catsup, and 8 fun as
Sauces, Canned Vegetables, Fruits, Queen Olives,
etc. ~ = = ~ I7f!l7'
Genuine Bordeaux OLIVE oIL, for sale by ,r
April 10 GEO SYMMERS
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OBITUARY. ~ s 4.e4
Died. Of Typhoid Fever. April 9, 1869, MICHAEL,
months and Is days. : - -
The friends and acquaintances of tho family,
are requested to attend his funeral services at the
Catholic Church, at 10 o'clock THIS MORNING.
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Annualg Reports or the city, Clerk Chief
Of Police and Clerk Of the Market.

J, 8 MoMAHoN Cy oierk IN Account ,cith the Cltv
SsaSg SSa i; Of ,usS SS''a'fe' from April l. 1868, %
1868. 81 81 tl1 4 -arl.f,gSaosDp ~
APra l. 10 cash balance 81 ,827 ST
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A CoINCIDRNoE.-In New York, heard of
an extraordinary coincidence which con-
meets itself with Captain Maffitt.
A gentleman on his way, with his wife,
from New York to some port in the Southern
seas-I forget the name-was expressing to
q friend his fervent hope that no "Confede-
rate pirate" would catch sight of them.
We'll, said his friend, God help you
II Semmes gets his clutches on you But
LII tell you what can do. know Maffitt,
and If you like can give you note of in
PRODUCTION to him. II you should fall foul
OF the Florida, it may serve some purpose.
He wrote out note more in fun than
earnest, and the gentleman, with laugh,
took 1t, put it in his pocket book. and
thought no more about it. 1t was on the
tenth or eleventh day of the voyage that
suspicious looking craft hove in sight, gave
chase, and brought their ship too with a Shot
across her bow. 1t turned out to be the
Florida! boat came off, seized the ship,
set her on fire, and took off all on board.
When the gentleman found himself with his
teilow-captives on the deck cf the Florida.
he got out his note and presented it to Cap.
tain Maffitt. Tie Captain read it, laughed,
shook the gentleman's hand, paid him many
kind attentions, and gave up his own cabin
to him and his wife till an opportunity
should occur OF putting them ashore.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
kR@ I'D - 20 -

GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE.
APRIL 8, 1859.
0N AND AFTER SUNDAY, 11rH instant the
" following Schednlefor PASSENGER TRAINS,
will be observed: ,its t.s.,,, -,i .
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at. .............. 745 o. m.
Arriving ut Columbia at............ g. 10 o. M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at 8. 80 D. M
Arriving ut Columbia at, 445 o. M
CAMDEN TRAIN '"''''- 90
Will run on Mondays Wednesda Va and Saturdays
Arriving in Columbia at.......... II 90 a. m
Leaving Columbia ut. ............. . 220 d. M
The Train now running between Columbia and
Kingrlle, in connection with the Throukh Mail
Train. will be taken of on Sunday. April II. 3fo
II. T. PEAKE,
April 10 General Superintendent.
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Croquet Sets and Walking Dolls.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS, and in
"A endless variety, at q MoKENZIE'S
Wholesale and Retail Confectionery Establish
ment, Greenfeld's Row, Main street.
April 10 lf,s .ie6 G
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IN = l@ i. s. sT9aa !.
aEoRH.Ia,as Il 81 3 sSss 3 ~ !

$3.50 ~ AsfrNs3 sm ~ - ~ ~ ", II 81 s.s,ss.
sIaNIFTcANg SIGNS IN PARn - RRDUorTToN
3, or THM AusTRrxN AIM All lkifERlcAS
g ~ pn 1AsvUTHp INiiAvANA---snIALL1P IN POx
NfPANAAfA, HcT.,; EoT., ROT. edj, Yo5 n1o
PARIS, April 9.-Three public meetings
were dispersed by. the police; to-d day., and
many arrests were made. 49, "a =
VIENNA, April 9. The Austrian Govern
naent has resolved 70 reduce the army, and
postpone the call for recruits. ,.a1IA.
+, HAyANAs April Q. ---Franciseo Leon Nuncy,
q naturali2ed American citizen, and Augustin
Medra VIII be garroted Tomorrow. They
had charge Of arms for the rebels in Hn.
vana, and in protecting them occasioned a
killed.
The Treasurer OF the Royal University
has fed to the United States with all its
funds. aled 54i l.aal .I.l,,.
The news from the scat OF war is contra.
dictory and unreliable.
MoNTnEA1, April 9.-Extra precautions
are being taken with the banks here, in
consequence of information having been
received by their authorities that an organ
iaed plan of robbery will be attempted.
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8. L: DEvEAux, Clerk of ne Market, in Aocount
l, 1868, to March 81, 1865.
1869. ''F' iP "'',.l m
To Amount received for rent Of stalls 81, ,744 90
Amount received for rent ot stands. ia 90
Amount received for licenses. -. - >. 47S As
ap Ha.pu 3ui SAssl -
1867 t..o. n,
by Amount paid sundry expenses. . SIT 80
Amount noun" paid J. 3. Mchahon, City f,ol a,
"41e 81, s2,sa1 az
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Bank of Camden. ..63 | Z
Bank Of Charleston. go F
Bank OF Chester. +
Bank OF Georgetown. 10 , s
Bank of Newberry. IS I
Bank South Carolina. 8 8
State South Caro-. DID, As F
State South Caro-. new, g F
Hamburg -. :. 6 n
Commercial
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1t is said that a shipwrecked Yankee was
lately rescued from one of tho Marquesas
Islands, whose first question on being dis.
covered was: GLOW did the Mexican war
hnally come out?" He was n soldier who
lett General Scott's army before the cam
paign closed.
a negro in Macon, Ga, recently shot and
killed another because the latter would not
go to church. Other negroes in the neigh
borhood are in pursuit of the murderer, for
the purpose of giving him foretaste of
the next world by roasting him alive in this.
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McKenzie's Saloon N
It's now open for the season-ICE CREAMS
Il WATER ICES, SBERBET LEMONADE
CAKES AND CONFECTIONERY. April 10 G
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The Reynolds Patent Plow.

IHe heynOiuS Fatent PI0W.
HAVING made arrangements with VIM. Glaz
Ill &C., for the manufacture and exclusive sal
to offer them to tho country on good terms Goo
tools will always be found good investment.
Feb % FISHER, l.OWRANCE IL FISHER.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

Albert Shackay, aged tG years, hung him
self at Jamaica Plains near Boston, yesterday
"A man named John Thomas was MUIR
dered near Hampton, Va, yesterday BY negroes
... Several negroes have been arrested al
ueleua Ark for the murder OF Con. Hindman
The Lighthouse Board viii place light
vessel at Windmill Point, chesapeake bay1 so~S 'ui'
durn ng this week NJ
The depot of the Winona and SC. Peter
Railroad Company at Waslca, Mnu., was destroyer Ny
fire Yesterday morning, causing loss OF ABOUT s"'O
Tho pugist 0Baldwin, was arr arrested lga9 Ia
with breaking windows and the peace gehefiy'
The breach of promise case OF Sarah
Sherman agt. Richard Rawsoh AT MoToesteI' 1ss as
reshted In a verdict OF $4,000 damages Tor the planuh
Three prisoners escaped from the State
Prison at Trenton n j., OF Tuesday night by cutting
through the and letting themselves down by r0esS
DISPUTE arose in an auction room IN
Chicago yeaterday, which resulted IN the shooting OF
Young man named Robertson who was mOrtaly wounded
No arresn
counterfeiters' den, about 40 miles from
a. onis was discovered Tuesday. and some 900 Ia
bogus city and 5ocent national currency TOOLS
prssses &e.. were found
IL is thought that Gov Palmer of Illinois
viii yeto the Lake Front bill This bill the entire
lake front mouth of the Chicago River TO the
Illinois Central Railroad
The Joint Society of st. Patrick's Benevo-
ABOUT TO form National Irish Benevolent Society fayor
ing economy and Irish immigration
Geo. A. Allen, charged with rObbing Mr..
Cross Adams Express delivery messenger Of $1,000 some
months ago. wa. tried In Sc Louis ON Tnessy and con-
yicted aud sentenced to u years IN the PenitenaTy
The following are the losses of insurance
companles by trs in Anoka, Mimi, the l9ths Home
NewIayen g. 900; Ktna, Hartford, e2bOO; North Amer
iron Philadelphia N,0O0i Republic. Chicago, $1,000 En-
tsrnrse Cincinnati $500 Putnam, Hartford. $500. The
re was tho work at an noanda and parties have been
arrested
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
SPAIN.

APPOINTMENT OF CoMMTTTEEs-sOME FEATURES
or THE DRAFT or THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
MADRID, March 1.-THE Constituent COrtes has
appointed four permanent committees to supervise
the business of the Assembly. 1t is said that the
draft Of the new Constitution, which is to be sub
United to the Cortes establishes complete civil ana
religious liberty, but retains Catholicism as the reL
gion Of the State.
OPPOSITION TO MILITARY CONsCRlPTION-sEV-
ERAL OUTBREAKS.
Serious disturbances growing ont of the opposition
Of the people TO military conscription, are reported
In Andalusia at Xeres and Montaro barricades
were erected, and there some fighting between
the people and the troops. In the latter place two
men were killed and six wounded No disorder has
occurred in Cadz. Minister Sagosta has advised the
COrtes not to enforce the cOnscTiptOn. The men,
ber of the Cortes without distinction Of party, have
offered their assistance and support to the Govern
ment to maintain public order at any cost
THE CANDIDATE FOR THE THRONE AGREED UPON.
During the sittings of the Constituent COrtes yes
terday Gen. Prim, the Minister of War. announced
that the Monarchists were prepared with their can
didate for the throne. His name would be made
public soon,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.


LoNpON. March 1.-THE annual contest for the
championship between the Oxford and Cambridge
Universities eght-oared boat crews took place this
afternoon at o'clock, and resulted in victory for
Oxford by four lengths The race, over distance Of
about five miles, from Putney down the River
Thames, was rowed in 20 minutes and 6i
seconds The extreme length of each boat
was 50 feet inches; the Oxford boat was
feet 2 inches wide, the Cambridge boat half an
inch narrower and both were built rather fatter on
the floor than usual The names, weights, and col
leges TO which each man belongs are as follows:
Ortord-S. II. WOodhouse, University, 156 lbs; *.
Yahourdin, st. Johns 167 lbsd 1. 5. Baker
Queens, 17s lbs; +. Williams Exeter III lbs
] C. Time. University, 1e2 lbs A. G. Var
borough Lincoln, 16S lbs; w. ID. Benson, Baliol.
i63 lbs: s. D. Darbishre, Baliol, 163 lbs. (stroke;
ID. A. Nelson, ST. Johns, Ill lbs (coxswainl,
Cambridge-J A. Rushton, Emanuel, 1G1 lbs; }. II.
Ridley, Jesus 1G9 lbs. j. w. Dale. st. Johns, 16S
lbs. f. j. Young Christs 176 lbs. w. f. McMichael
Downing, I72 lbs. w. II. Anderson, First Trinity
I50 lbs P H. Meor First Trinity, 1914 lbs j. Col
die ST. Johns 10 lbs lstroke) H. Z. Gordon, First
Trinity. 1O6 lbs, lcoxswain). The betting had been
in favor of Oxford and the interest great that
thousands lined the banks of the river. The timely
measures taken by the Government prevented great
cOnconrse of people from accumuatng the bridges,
and the races passed off without accident
PETITIONS AGAINST DIsEsTABLIsHMENT.
Large meetings have been held in Dublin and Bel
fast at which petitions to the Queen against the dis
establishment of the Irish Church were adopted.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
MYRON CLARK.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

ST.H-The Radical is q monthly magazine pub
lished in Boston.
jngairo.-The noighbOrhood of San Diego Califor-
nia offers good prospect for energetic young men
to engage i'm either farming stock-rasing or vine
growing 1t is new country. and the land IS cheap.
Frank Sircctser 1t is very good plan TO protect
youna orchards from the north and east winds by
belt of pine or spruce %. 10 a man with delicate
lungs who wanted to combine outdoor employment
with teaching we should recommend East tennessee
90 4Sg in 1900 l2 706 in 1890 25S9 IN 1850; 5l554'
i'm 1850 casio in 1855 Sl3GG9 according TO the cen
sus of 1860; and 726354 by the census OF lS0o. Inc
figures for 1850 are supposed 20 have been much 100
high The population now is estimated at about
Gao OOO
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

HARTFORD, Conn.,, March lS-In the Superior
Court pf this city to-day James Wilson, alias Dave Kcut
ley the notorious burglar sentenced 20 Ave years i'm
prisOnment IN the State Prison for committing burglary
In Hartford and years FOR burglary IN Planyle.
already in prison serving four years time dating
from December making 10 years In all He has heretO-
fore escaped from Michigan Ohio and NewJersey pris-
ons where he has time yet To IN getting
away from Michigan he froze both feet and had thru
ampntated near the nstep He pleaded his to-
day and said the jury might have curiosity 20 know how
he ained; that shot by Rebel shell on tho
bloody field OF GeItysbnrg Chas. RetesOf. arrested
with Wilson, and in for four years also was found guilty
Of the Plalnville burglary, but was nos s9ntenced
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
wooLEN MANUFACTURES ARREST OF MER-
CHANTS.

CHICAGO, Ill., March 1.-THE second annual
meeting Of the Wooden Manufacturers Association u o
North wost was held at the fremont House t"-uSS, ~
Geo 8 Brown in the chair The prooe0u,"e -,
o, A.oo,ation voted 20 cooperate with the National
T;xpositon OF wool and WOOlen Goods. TO be held IN
New York during the coming Summer, aud also 10
hold the next Exposition of the Association in
Cincinnati In August next The anars OF
Tho association were shown To be Ia
anurishing condition. Frank Hye and David Jones.
Commission merchants and members OF the BOARD on
nurcbnse nnd sale Of oats, and taken before Justce
Dewof where they were held la 5000 halI, eac Naon