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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph ~ CHICAGO, Feb. Is.
EASTERN EXCHAEGE--W W Weak, at I-I0 pre-
MUM Selling and 1-lO OF buying.
FLOUR Qnfe6 and fiIIner and q shade
higher for good TO chOice; duh and easy
tor low and medium grades; Spring extras
IS G21x9sj %. a.HtI
WHEAT-Opened moderately active and
a shade dfmer; sales Of No. at 81 2f6cl % I:
No ? 81 Eml III, closing quiet AZ 81 lS5S1n
l f63S: sales this afternoon tt 81 iGL.
C,jEtS--ls mode s4befv active aud I<4l<c
higher; safes new at 59U591zc: no grade 5ja
5jI5c, closing at 59EJ9tSe Tor new: sales.
ST &c 'Cbacge at Zoe.
OATs-Duil and nominal at jB5<a5ic for
No.2, closing with sellers at 534c, but no
buyers
Z .r.YE-C9uiet; sales Of No. / at 81 I7mI 49,
clnsiug &C 81 10 for strictly fresh.
BAILEY Dull and holders Ifrner. clos
ing slL Il 90fBi 81 for regular.
HIGHWINES -Duli az 91c.
Provisions Dull and opened Io,yer: sil b.
sequently "a fiFmer feetlug prevailed aud
mess pork closed nOnlfnaIly 25c higher and
lard &c higher. sales Of tness pOrK at IA
- 90 and 81 6i15, buyer this month, and
S33, buyer March; bulk meats neglected
and entirely nominal. fn
DRESSED HOGS-Cluiet and tame; a few
lots sold at SI3 50fs "A 50 all round; Si2GI2 %
lor soft, and Sl2 75g4 90 for frozen lots,
dividing on 200 pounds; live quiet and un-
changed.
BEEF-Is neglected and nominal at 81 S5
al so.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Much busi-
ness having accumulated at the army
headquarters, General Grant has,
since his return, devoted constant at
tention, requiring personal supervis-
ion, and has seen but few visitors.
Commissioners Rollins has written
a letter calling especial attention to
the fact that the extension of the time
given to dealers in smoking and fine
cut chewing tobacco, before the same
is to be packed and stamped, expires
to-day.
The Committee on Indian Affairs
has reported, through Senator Doc
little, in favor of the indefinite post
ponement of the resolution referred
to them relative to the sale of the
Cherokee lands. This decision, it is
said, has settled the question of sale
IN favor of Jos. E. Jay, of Detroit.
WASHINGTON, February 15.-The
most violent snow storm of the sea-
son set IN yesterday noon, and fell o
foot deep. The storm continues. No
mails by railroad have left TODAY.
The remains of David Il. Harold
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New York G0Id and STOCK MarkoI.

by IelesfApn.l NEW 1Okhi req -.
MoNEY-Easy and without special fea-
ture. Call loans, 8B7 prime paper, 79S.
F. 5TEBLfNG --Demoralized by a iarge sup
ply against heavy shipments OF bonds and
q tier securities; quoted az $500 for %
days, and % for sight bills. IH
-GoLD-AImost stationary. At one time
there was considerable animation, on re-
celpt Of dispatches that bill authorizing
the secretary of the Treasury 20 So 49,
OO0DUO, had been introduced Ia the House
to-day, and the market fell u, but soon
recovered. and opened at 1867 advahced
% l35J8 fell TO l3J, and closed a. 1904 Qgl35t.
Cleara1ces, 81 sooOOOO. Imports for the
week 81 OBJ, ,l6s. z ih riAAaNI f 30
q MISUNDERSTANDING excited and higher
under foreign advicea, and the belief thht
Grants speech Will have benehcent efieet
aorOaH. A ri0n gements have been made
for having The '07's calleo IN. In London,
uEon thc passage, by the senate, OF the
bin closing up ths hbans, OF which there
seems little question, prlces advanced
during the forenoon ssgl per cent. but ~
the afternoon N9H per cent Of the hd1
vance was lost; tue '62s had t0uched. JIG,
and the '07's Ill54, the closing price. Coui
pons OF 1881, fi51 1S5n5A /; DO. ~, ll51zqi ii51<i
DO. P6f, llzz8allzts; do P65, ll31zesllsE5i do.
new, 1lllsail4; do, 20, Ill4s8ll "a; DO,
6S, lll15@llls4; lQ-40s, IiQA@llVg4. Market
excited. TIT It fa's fa-ff.H
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.HeM York Market.


By Telegraph.l NEW YoRK. Feb. Is.
CorroN-Duu and 34e lower; sales 800
baies al 29Ze for midplIng uplapds.
FLOUR - iSeesIpts 625 barrels and l,26
bags; dull and declining. Sales OF $500
barrels at s. 65aG 10 for superfine state and
Western. 50 o5@7 - for extra state, 50 55@
wheat extra, 50 25@S 90 for rounu-hoop
ohio, 81 5QaS 81 for extra St. Louis, 50 O0W
81 OO for good to choice do, clpsing quiet,
Rye flour quief; saies of 2Sbg barrels at
Corn MEAL-Heavy. sales of 300 barrels
choice Western at 81 IS.
WHIsKY-oluiet and unchansed.
WHEAr-Receipts 6a,d6D bushels; market
dull, and lg2e lower; sales Of 81 900 bushels
at 81 59iz6l 63l5 for No. Spring, IN store
ann delivered; 81 121% for white Michigan.
IXE-Qulet and heaHy.a=--..- a. n
BAKLEY-Dull and drOoping.
BA1xLEY MAIr-Qniei.
CORN Receipts ,SZ2 bushels; MARKET
dull and about &c lower: sales of 34,000
bushels at glet91c for new mixed Westef n !;
9ic for Southern yellow; g312c for hand
0ATs-R Receipts 5 Isl bushels: prices low
er; sales Of 6S 600 bu -hels at Toe for w est-
ern, in store, and TIE for do. afioat.
GRATN IN WAREHOUSES
Wheat, 2.5l2.G0l bushels: Corn, .397g $50
bushels; Oats, 2,22s ,0i7 Bushels; BYE, ~
bushels: barley, l,320D02 bushels; Malt,
g. ,701 bushels; Peas, % ,lO7.
RICE-Quiet and IA changed.
LINsEED on Quiet az 81 OS9l o.,
Lagrange at 7@l754c, gold.
SUGAR-Firm and quiet under light Of
ferings; safes nf 800 hOgsheads Cuba at l21S
| aI31zc. 100 boxes Havana and 4,0D0 bags
Brazil, both on private terms.
MoLAsSES Active, excited and higher;
sales of 9O0 hOgsheads Cuoa, on the spot
and TO arrive, at 53959c; 300 hogshends
| Barbados n SOC; IG5 barrels New Orleans
| at SIMS5c.
| PETR LEUM-Quiet al 22tzc for crude, and
| 81 712c for refined DOnded
| HOPs-1uIet tI 90 l5c for American.
E5PIRITs OF TURPEETINE-QufeL 56M q
! 5714c.
| PoRK-Quiet and steady; sales OF 0,50o
| barrels a. S32 37Gs32 80 for new mess; S3i Is
] Cds}2 90 for Old do. D.; S26 2jU7 p for prime
months, at go D; sellers to June ist, $50 %
| sellers March on private terms.
BEEF-Qulet; sales OF 335 barrels at 500
| Sl6 80 Tor new plain mess; Si4ml9 % toi
! new extra Iness. I1erce beer quiet; sale-
| of 40 tierces ae s276g3l 90 for piine mess
| and S30035 90 Tor INDIA mess. Beef hams
quiet; saics OF 10 barrels at Sj0a34 O0.
4 I. cur IA MEATs-s@teauy; sales OF lD pack.
ages at Ia i416c for shoulders, and ls9ls14'
4 Tor hams.
1 Hoes = Dressed dull at I3199l4hc fol
Western, and 14tz09l5c for city, chiefly a
Ijc; iniddles dull aud heavy; sales OF l4i
boxes at l5Ixc fCr Cumberland cut, and 10
for long cut hams.
LARD = Dull aud heavy: sales OF 5S
tierces AT ls1zMI91sc for steam. and 20g2Jt4
/ Tor kettle rendered; also, 500 Lierces O
SEE m, Sc lers' March. at 1917.
/ BUTTER-Q Qniet at 2lae Sc for Ohio.
CHEEsB-h1rnl at ~ H24e. st
E6EIG HTS TO LTVBItPOOL-DulI and low
! er: engagements of % .OOO bushels of Whea
at sd per sail, and Bad per steam.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.


Gold closed in New York, yesterday. a.
1857.
The number OF hogs slaughtered in Chi
cago during the present season is 5s7,5I4.
Charles O. German, OF Peoria, Illinois, is
supposed to have been drowned on Satur-
day night, having been missing since that
time.
James Marks, noted cattle droyer. was
drowned near Mount Carroll, Carroll
County, Illinois. on Saturday night.
me newspapers OF New York of both
parties generally commend the speech of
General Grant made ON Saturday.
The U. 8. Supreme Court has decide ed
that gold contracts can only be satisfied
with coin, when the kind of currency is
not specined greenbacks ON @ legal tender.
I'loubet, PeIton & Co.'s Cabinet. Organ
and Melodeon Factory i'm Broomneld, New
Jersey, vas destroyed by fire Saturday.
Eighty mechanics were thrown out OF
employment
Judge Tucker, Chief Justice of Arizona;
George Mitchell, of New Mexico; Judge
Bradford, Delegate elect from Colorado;
Messrs. MHrphy and Bell and other gem
t1emen from the West arrived from st.
Louis on the l4th. en- route to Washington
on sfriday night an insane woman in
the New York blackwell IsIard Insane
Asylum seized a heavy oaken tub or
bucket, dashed ia the skull of another
woman sleeping in tLe same cell, then
seooped out the brains of the murc cred
woman with her hands, throwing them
around the cell. The authorities have en-
deavored to keep the horrible affair pri-
vate.
A letter from Mexico City states that
fears were entertained among the CONNER
ciaI community that the Government
would be compelled to resort to the forced
loans of 5000 600 in specie, which was
just about to leave the country. 1t was
believed that one-haIf os the amount was
exported to avoid that contingency.
A Havana letter says that from some of
the cipher kilograms recently passing be-
tween Captain- General Lersundi and Gen.
eral Mera, commanding at Puerto Prin-
cipe, it is learned that the Captain GEN
eraI was not under much apprehensions
from the filibusterfng expeditions from
New York, as ne was informed that the
United States Government was all right
with SPAIN
A dispatch from Nashville announces
the death of Wiley Hutcheraft from the
effects of a blow administered by William
Tiser; also, that SiIas Dunn was shot and
killed at Murfreesboro, on Saturday even
ing. The same dispatch says that num-
ber of Indiana men. representing capital
of S235,000, say they are determined on To-
eating in Middle Tennessee, as they have
never seen more quiet or peaceably dis
posed people.
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trade there was no fair perez ptibIe change.
Prices are as before, with good stocks on
hand, and a fsir demand.
QUEENswARE-The Q1eensware trade
holds up well. During last week the best
results were realizsd for this season OF the
year. The stocks are large aud complete
EIAnpwARE AND IRoS-Iron dealers re-
port a decided increase in the business
over thu corresponding period last year.
We reduce quotations on bar iron &c. In
hardware the trade of the week was quite
satisfactory, the demand especially for
farmers supplies being quite brisk. The
market for nails is quite unsettled and
lower. We also give lower rates ON
axes. The quotations for Tin Plate,
are sl4 90; Bar Iron, sc; Sheet Iron,
boiled, 5549654e.; Charcoal, S14@914c; Nails.
"a IS for Iod; Azes. Mann's, sl3 50; Lippin-
eott's, SIS 90; Simmons, sl6 %.
BUILDING MATERIAIs.-The demand is
very good and increasing, indicating prep
aratIons for large business in improve
ments. We quote: sash, &c to lie per light;
Doors, e. rs to 81 50 each; Blinds. 50 20 TO
90 70 per pair; Nails, O. rs per keg for lOd;
Glass, SO 40 to S. 90 per box; White Lead,
s. 90 to So 70 per keg; Lime, zoe TO 81 90.
DRUGs-During the last week the drug
trade was excellent. The following are the
quotations: White Lead, 50 90 q IA 10
per one hundred pounds; Lard OIL. No. /
Winter strained, 81 20; No. 2, 81 G5; LIN
seed OIL, 81 I591 20: Coal oil. 37@3sc. Soda,
71Sc for English, and &c for American; Out
nine, prices 81 3D@2 % per o.; indigo, Mad
ras, 81 30 to 81 60
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market is dull, with
fair demand. We fix ouFquotations as fol-
lows: Nelg Mess Pork, s32 So Bulk Meats,
I31l@ I51zc. Lard, tierces. at 2Oc; kegs, at
Ole Cheese we quote at I7c for choice
Hamburg, I7Lzc. Butter is in fair supply
at 25c to s5c for country and Ohio.
GRAIN - Receipts OF wheat during last
week were very light. The price continues
steady; market dull. We quote 81 50 Tor
Mediterranean; 81 Is for English. Corn IS
firm, with little in market. and selling at
soc in ear for new; sheiled 55c OATS, are
steady; quotations, zoe in new burIaps.
FLoUR-Contlnues dull with declining
tendency; for good low grade superfine s5 80
is asked Extra Is offered Il OO97 so; Fam.
lily and fancy brands are named at
50 0099 50 from white wheat.
CORN AIEAL-We lind but little business
done in meal We place the price OF kiln
dried at So 25 to So 50 per barrel and DAN.
HAY-Baled, S2o9s2lsper ton.
BRAE-Is held at slS@20 per ton, aud dulL
SHIPsTUFF-s2S O093O 90 per ton.
f sAIT--steady; small barrels at S2 so, and
large s3 50 per barrel.
GUNNIEs - New stock reserved is held
at 22@23c; good quality OF secondhand
old-at zoe. rH s-.fn ..4
ssEED4ogover, $40; firm. Timothy, So 70,
and dull. Flax Seed, 81 70. . 4
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TP0BLtc--No. 81

a. - A4AfA~ ~fRs ~
AN ACT making appropriations for
the support of the Military Acad-
emy for the fiscal year ending June
thirtietb, eighteen hundred and
seventy.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the
United States or America ID Con-
gress assembled, That the following
sums be, andthe same are hereby, APP
propriated, out OF any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the support Of the Military Acad-
emy for the year ending thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred aud seventy:
For additional pay Of officers, and
for pay of instructors, cadets. and
musicians, one hundred and eighty
four thousand five hundred and
seventy dollars and eighty eight cents.
For Communication OF officers sub
sisteuce, six thousand one hundred
aud thirty. two dUllarsg W
For pay in lieu Of clothing TO OFF,
GERS servants, one hundred aud fifty
/ six dollars. Wa. 1870 GAIA
For current and ordinary expenses,
sixty-o one thousand nine hundred and
thirty dollars.
e For increase and expenses Of libra
~, two thousand dollars. .f.s
For expenses OF board Of visitors,
two thousand dollars.
For forage for artillery and cavalr
! horses, four thousand dollars. ftH
For horses for artillery and cavalry
practice, two thousand dollars.
For repairs Of officers quarters
three thousand dollars. fitie
For furniture for cadets hospital
five hundred dollars. ".
For gas pipes, gasometers, and re.
toris, six hundred dollars,
For materials for quarters for sub
altern officers, three thousand dollars
For purchase Of fuel for cadets
mess hall, two thousand dollars.
For furniture for soldiers hospital
one hundred dollars. aa
For TehoOring academic building
and barracks, one thousand dollars.
For repairing roads, FIVE hundred
dollars.
For contingencies for the supcrin
tendent Of the academy, one thousand
dollars
Approved. February 2. 1863. 2
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i,s CinclRuati Market.

By Telegraph.l 6IECIHEATI. Feb. Is.
FLoUR-Dull; family 81 0097 50.
WHEAT-Dull, with small sales al 81 COO
81 10 for Nos. 2 and 1 red Winter.
CORH-Dull at 64c.
OATs-Ftrm at 06c.
COTrON-Duh aud prices nominal.
WHTsRY-Steady ct 9jc.
PROvIsIoSs-Neg eglec ed. with u demand;
no accurate quotations. can be given Mess
Pork held al eS3 -, but ss33 90 was tine best
offer made. buik Meals held al l3nSl3l4c
for shoulders aud Ije5 l5Lfc for sides. Bacon
held AT t4Izc, l7c and f756c for shou ,ders.
sides ana ciearsides Lard neid at l91z92lc.
BUTTER-5teady at 3I6I35c.
Eggs -ISMl9c; supply better
SUGAR-Hfgher and the market still eX-
cited, sales s6J hhds. raw ami $40 bbis. re-
fined; raw closes AZ I3Z9l6c for New ar
leans, l4JI9i5Izc for Porto RICO, l3h9lf1zc
for Cuba ma l60I61zc for Demarara; hard
rehned ISaI9c, anu Soft E129tS54c.
OILs-NU change
GOLD-l34H buying.
MoNEY-AfarRst unchanged. 81
EXCHANGE Dull at 10 discount buying
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NEW YORK, February 15. - The
steamer Htna, from Liverpool Janu-
ary 81, and the steamer Bremen, from
Southampton Feb. i, have arrived.
The grand jury has commenced the
case Of Robinson, GiiaS Maher, charged
with the murder of Rogers
The apartments Of Assistant Dis
trictAtiorbey Hotehkins, at the West
minister Hotel, were robbed of jewelry
valued at $1,000.
In the United States Circuit Court
to day, Jacob Dupuy, convicted of
whisky revenue frauds, was sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary, and
fined three hundred dollars, and his
son Moses to one years Imprisonment.
The E.rpress says there were seven
cases and two deaths from trichina in
German boarding house on Carlisle
Street, caused by eating impure pork.
a preliminary meeting Of the off,
GERS of the Army aud Navy of the
Gulf will be held at DelmOnicos 5 on
the 10th of March. The meeting is
called for the purpose of organization
aud framing a constitution and by-
laws, and determining the time and
place for grand reunion later in the
year.
New YORK, February 15.-An i'm
mense mass meeting of citizens in IA
yor of the freedom of Ireland and the
Liberation of American citizens held
prisoners by England, took place this
evening at the Cooper Institute.
Mayor Hail was President, anC
made speech denounciDg the disre
gard of the rights of America ns
shown by Great Britain, and claiming
that to exhibit any further apathy OF
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TPUBLfo-No. G1

AN AcT to amend an act entitled
8 An act TO prescribe the mode Of
Obtaining evidence in cases of con-
tested elections approved Feb,
ruary nineteenth, eighteen hundred
aud fifty one. i,
BE il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives oil the
United States of America 10 Con-
press assembled, That any register
in bankruptcy or notary public, resi-
dent in 4 congressional district the
right TO represent which Is contested, /,
II hereby authorized to take the tes-
t;monv and to perform any oil the
other aots which 4 judge ofany court
az the United States is authorized 20
do by the third section of an act en-
titled An act TO prescribe the mode
of obtaining evidence In eases Of con-
tested elections" approved February
nineteenth, eighteen hundred aud
tilty-One.
Approved, January %, 1869.
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rPnnIIc-No -


AN Act amendatory of an act entitled
An act relating to habeas corpus
and regulating judicial proceedings
10 certain cases.
BE il enacted BY the Senate and
House OF Representative Of tho
United States oil America in Congress
assembled. That The provisions of an
act entitled An act relating t0
habeas corpus, and regulating judicial
proceedings ia certain cases APP
proved March third, eighteen hun
dred and sixty three, so far as the
same relate to the removal Of causes
from the State 70 the federal courts,
be, aud the same is hereby de-
clared TO extend TO any suit or action
at law or prosecution, civil or erim-
inal, which has been or shall be
commenced ina any State court against
the owner or owners OF any ship
or vessel, or Of any railway, or Of any
line OF trausp p0rtation, firm. or
corporation engaged in business as
common carriers OF goods, wares,
or merchandise. for any loss or dam-
ago which may have happened 90 any
goods, wares, or merohaudiso what
ever, which shall have been delivered
to any such owner or owners OF any
ship or vessel, or any railway, or of
any line of transportation, nsm or corr
poration, engaged ia business as cola
mon carriers, where such loss OF dam
age shall have been occasionod by tho
acts OF those engaged tn hostility 90
the government of the United Sato}
during the late rebellion. or where
such loss or damage shall have nocn
occasioned by any of the forces OF tho
Ubited States, or by any officer in
command Of such fOroes Provided.
That this act shall not be construed
to affect any contract of insurance f0r
war risks which may have been made
with reference 90 any goods, wares, or
merchandise, which shall have been
30 destroyed.
Approved, January ~, 1869
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another of the assassination eonsplra-
Tors. were, by order of President
Johnson, given up, Saturday. to his
mother, and inferred In the Congre-
gationaI Cemetery.
An order has been obtained for the
delivery of the body of Atzerodt TO his
friends. Booths remains are also to
be given up; the latter for interment
in Baltimore, near the grave of his
mother.
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Kew YORK Dry Goods MarKor.

DRY G0ODs-rhe market is inactlve .or
most classes of cotton and WOolen goods
and little depressed for fancy styles OF
prints, which have been reduced 20 per
yard to-day. IL Is anticipated that Dun-
nell's and Merrimac VIII also recede &c,
but most other printers are not disposed
TO make any concession. a. there Is bat lit
tie room for a margin While gray cloths
sell AZ 99034. Pacifc prints are In great
request at l3zc; heavy brown Esheetings
steady az 1870 l7c Tor =Augnstas Appleton,
and Atlantic "A heavy brown driils steady
and in Iifnited demand az I76ef71Sc; Lam
Ice; delaines In moderate request a. Doc.
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MONETARY 6 COnMERCIAL


FINANCIAL-The sudden and active de-
nand for Currency during the past few
days has produced a stringency In money
circles almost equal to that lelt daFing he
months Of December and Janaars, but It
is now so late in The season that IL can be
only temporary. Good short bills on New
Orleans and New York, against shi pnents
are taken at the usual rates Of interest, but
such bills are not very plenty norfarge in
amounts. Rates OF interest remain un-
10 to u per cent.
Exchange on New York is in excess of
the demand and dull at the usual rates
say, par buying, and I-S premium selling.
Gold is seak and lower. The buying
tie is l34 and selling l35.
Government bonds are active and higher,
wf.fs s. ood demand at the advanced rates.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-After the close
of Change. the grain markets were
quiet; No. 2 Spring wheat closing
steady at 81 164; new corn 584c cash
for seller for the month, and 60c for
seller for March. Provisions quiet,
but holders firm; sales confined to
500 tierces of lard at 193e cash, an
advance of g@4c since Change.
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HAVANA.
The Revolution stu In Full Blast.

HAVANA, Feb. 15.-The city of
Trinidad, in the Central Department,
has been declared in a state of seige.
An engagement has taken place at
Mancargua between the troops and
revolutionists. Official accounts claim
victory for the Government. No
report of losses on either side.
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EurOpean market.
By cabIe.l

By Cable. LoSDoN Feb. Is.
Consols SO. Flve-twcntfes 7s5S.
LTxERPooL. February l5.--C Cotton dull !;
mlddilng uplands l25<d. Il Orleans llJ&d (;
sales 8 900 bales. California while Wheat
- Sd, red Western 81 81 a 9s 100. Western
Flour 26s. Corn 33a lor Old, and Sls 3j for
new. oats ~ 5d, Barley 5s Cd. Peas l3s a
83s Cd. Pork 97s. Beef gss. Lard 77a Cheese
7Gs. Bacon 5ys. Spirits Petroleum sd and
refined do. Is lid. Tailow 46s. Turpanttne
SSs. Linseed on, 30-pound, l0s.
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the subject would be disgraeeful to
the United States as a nation. -
Other speakers also addressed the
meeting, and resolutions affirming the
right of foreign born citizens to the
protection of the flag were adopted
un lnimously amid much enthusiasm.
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Death OF GeneraI GeOrge D. Wagner

Death or GeneraI George d. Wagner.
General GEORGE d. WAGNER, of
Warren County, died at the Bates
Hoase in Indianapolis on Saturday
night at II o'clock, after an illness of
four or five days. The immediate cause
of his death was an overdose of pre-
scription left by his physician to
alleviate his nervous suffering. This
calamity deprives Indiana of one of
her most prominent citizens, aud most
honored soldiers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-16
SPAIN.
CANADA.
Heavy Snow Storm - Railroads
Blocked up-ExplOslOn In aIy OH
RelnePy-lhree WOrkmen s erI-
OuSly Injured.

MONTREAL. Feb. 15. - A he; ivy
snow storm began last night, and sshll
continues. The railroads are ag; in
blocked up. 1t is reported that he
late snow storm entailed an extra &
pense to the Grand Trunk Railroa d
OF 100000. A
GUELPH. Canada, Feb 15-An ex--
plosion took place in the oil refinery,
to-day. The roof was blown off, and
the building considerably wrecked.
Three workmen were seriously in
jured. #