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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

NoIlCE.-All persons having claims
~ aSaln:t the estate OF the late WILLIAM
nahShhNEa VIII please present same, duly au-
LnsnLlcaso, Tor payment, and ell indebted to said
estate VIII make payment only to the UNDERSIGNED.
JOHN ENDERS
JOHN I'll. DREAMER,
fs E-2Y '-' ~S's'SS"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

New ENGLAND VS.. SOUTH AND WEST
A telegram from Washington to the New
York Commercial Advertiser says that
"the New England interests will rally
"against the House bank bill in the Senate,
sand will probably procure its rejection.
i" 1t withdraws large amount of currency
/" from the East and gives it to the West
sand South"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

A BET.-The reticence of General GRANT
touching his Cabinet appointments has very
much puzzled Washington circles and set
them to guessing. Naturally this has run
into betting, and it is said that bet was
offered at WILLARD's few days since of
$1,000 that Governor CURTIN, of Pennsyl-
vania, would not be invited to seat in the
rohsnot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22

The Mr.. :" A. MosELEY, Of Buckingham"
whose disabilities have been removed by
act of Congress, is not the veteran editor of
the Wing who bears that name, and whose
country home is in Buckingham.
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DICHMOND LYING-IN CHARITY FOR
THE RELIEF OF INDECENT WOMEN
at THEIR OWN HOMES.

On. T. B. WATKINS, Fifth and Grace streets /;
DIR. L. s.. j, PEBBLES, zoe Franklin street;
DIR. l. X. PAGE. 400 Franklin street,
have organized this institution, and will furnish
medical attendance at her own home TO any woman
who may bring written certificate, endorsing her
as proper object of this charity, from any physi
clan, minister, member OF any benevolent asso.
citation, or member of the city government
Special attention will be given to all FEMALE
DISEASES. r..
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
DR.. F. II. Deane, DR.. John a. Cunningham, Dr..
A. snead, Professor X. T. Coleman, and Profess
sor o. 7. Manson. de 22-2m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE
.. OLE ULL,
The world-renowned VlOLlNiSI,
respectfully announces ...-..#
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
March 9Th and 9th. assisted by
EMINENT VOCAL .R AHg iNe1No"DN ilNN
An entire change OF programme for each eve
ning.n
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle (reserved)
Orchestra (reseryed) LIZ
Parquette. RI
Galleries. 90
AYE OF reserved seas viii Commence III URs
DAY MORNING, 18th instant, at l8 O'CLOCK, at
the Richmond Musical Exchange, 900 Main street.
fe 22-td ....--- -
EXCURsIoN TO ASHLAND. T
CELEBRATION At RANDoLPH MACON
u. "@ a. COLLEGE. e.. ...e
A special train will be run by this company TO
Ashland on 22d February, instant, on the occasion
of the anniversary Of the Washington Literary
society of Randolph Macon College. The train
will leave ashland Immediately after the close OF
the exercises.
TICKETS tgood for this train only for the round
trip, only ONE DOLLAR. Can be procured at
the company's Office, corner Of Eroad and 1 E1ghth
streets. j. d: GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent OF Transporta-
ton. re 2e-N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-03

CHICAGO, February 2.-The shoe
makers of the city are on a strike. 1t
was caused by a large firm requiring
more work done per day, for which
the shoemakers demanded, and were
refused, five dollars per day. An
effort is being made to establish a CO.
operative factory, with a capital Of
100000 in ten dollar shares.
The Common Council have adopt
ed the Park and Boulevard bill, and
have urged the Legislature to pass it.
The Board of Trustees of Colfax
Village, a suburb of this city, through
which the proposed Boulevard will
pass, have resolved to cooperate, and
unite in urging its passage by the
Legislature.
Gov. Marshall, of Minnesota, yes
terday called the attention Of the
Legislature to the unpaid debt of the
State, incurred by Ioaning its credit to
railroads. He recommends appro-
priating 100000 acres of the internal
improvement land for the eancelling
of the debt.
The Sorosis organizations of this
city, having had a lively quar-
rel, both intend holding a Woman s
Suffrage Convention on the 11th and
18th insts. Anna Dickinson, who
lectures here, is also expected to ad-
dress both conventions at the same
time.
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= e Z e c. Il. "A p II.
Important Foreign News.
Outbreak in Mazatlan.
Serious Trouble Expected.
Pronunciamento OF general
Durango.
Chicago Shoemakers on a
Strike.
Efforts to Establish a Co
operative Factory.
Woman's Rights Convon-
ton.
Chicago Shoemakers on
Strike.
Efforts to Establish a CO.
operative Factory.
Woman's Rights Convsn-
ton.
Inharmonious Elements.
Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The Presi-
dent replied day to the resolution
af Representative Robinson, of New
York, calling for the correspondence
between the Government of Great
Britain aud the United States rela-
tive to Castello aud Warren, natu-
ralized citizeus of tie United States,
now imprisoned in Great Britain,
having been convicted of treason aud
felony. Minister johnson encloses 4
letter from CASTILLO, dated at Chat
ham prison, in relation TO his condi-
ton. Mr.. johnson replied on the
4th OF November, and stated that he
should not fail to send it 90 Washing
ton, as requested. Mr.. johnson does
not offer any remarks on this and
similar cases AS official copies OF
the trial of Warren Halpine. CASTILLO
and Neatly have recently reached
him, he trusted we would soon be able
to send to Secretary Seward a brief
but faithful summary of them, with
some observations on each. The cor
respondenee with Lord Stanley and
others enclosed. has heretofore been
published, and no additional argu-
ments are transmitted giving new
official facts on the subject
The President nominated to the
Senate to day Thos. ). Wilson, of
California, to be Consul at Copen-
hagen
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st. Louis Market.
BY TeIegraph.I

BY Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS Feb Q
ToBAcCo-Aetive and prices better for
dark leaf 9,59I21zc; dark factory 1irled
99ile: colony 1It49l3c: black wrappers
l49lsc, and mediuaI color and bright leaf
I4sg5Dc.
CoTroN-- Nothing doing.
HEMP-U nchanged; prime and choice
undressed 81 S5gI 40.
FLoUR-Duli Tor all grades and business
small; superfine S. 35ta6 90: Y So 40Fs6 50 !.
XA So 10es7 80; XXX TO fancy IS 006clO 80
WHEAT-MO 2 doing and best Qualities
are higher; good TO prime Faii 81 45d1I 20 /;
strtSsiy prime to choice 81 754I 91: fancy
81 9592 t2; Spring is easier aT 81 30al y} :
good to choice do. s. 90.
CORN-Stock light: prices firm at 72aa73e
for choice yellow and white; 63c for mixed
in bulk
OArs-Low grades dull and UNCHANGED =.
best qualities firm and hI her; mixad
6I462c; choice and fancy black and white
64965c.
EARLEY-Firnl: prime to strictly choice
Iowa Spring sold at 81 9592 U71S-
RXE-Held nrmly, but the market is
slow 1t 81 p for prime, and 81 30 for fancy
WHISKY-DuiI at 93c.
PoRK-StrOnger and more doing at SRI 81
asst 75, and lots up the river at s3l OOga3I So
BULK MEATS Strong at l31Sc for shout
shoulders and rough sides up the river at
Ii and l5c.
BAcoN-Ffrm and active al I4lSe for
shoulders, and lSc Tor clear sides and sF1srar-
cured hams; sales of 100000 lbs each of
shoulders and clear sides, delivered in a
few days, at l4150ISe.
LARD = Held firmly but no sales trans
pired.
CATTLE Lower; inferior to extra range
at 3149714c.
HoGsEIn small receipt and good de-.
mand at 91z9l0e for light and i01SaIIJzc
for heavy TO extra.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

B9 Telegraph.I CHICAGO. Feb Q
EASTERN EXCHANGE-Steady, at lilo of
buying and lilo premium selling.
FLoUR-4n light demand: sales of Snrino
extras at S640 80.
WHEAT-Actfve and fIrnaer: No. s<SaIc
higher; sales of No. L at 81 GOAL % and No
81 lo91 I5Z. closing at 81 l514; sales since
Change at 81 I51<.
CoRN-Acttve and 11z@Isze higher: sales
of new at 575405S14c; no grade 52a5Si<c
closing at 5S1@I5SIzc for new: nothfng a.
ing since Change. ~
OATS-Du1l and a shade flrmer: sales No
z NJ 4yA4491zei rejected 461ZM47e CLOSING
with buyers at 1870 and sellers at 49IIe for
No. 2. /sN AoA
RYE-Qu1et at 81 16xal IL for No. in
IN regular houses.
aIGHwTNEs-Du at 9O1&d9Ic.
ofISIoSS Active delivery closing
mr. nrtn at S3l@3l . for prime mess porK. and
81 for extra prime.
BULK MEATS Active at I4s<aI5e for
rough sides, and l314c for Cumberland clIr
ooi LARD-Is nrmer at 201201Sc, closing al
:. A4Ms-sweet-pickIed 15<c; Beef hams
DRESSED HoGs-Are quiet and 25c higher
cIoslng at sl3 25Gl4 90. dividing on 200: live
s.aVe ;sactlVe ana nrm and 25d30c higher; sales al
Z sius9IU % Tor common; $40 606II 90 for ia ]
70 medium, and SlI a25@Il IS for good TO
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet, at 81 SOFAS ST. for
Dutchefs stock, and 81 75 for choice snip-
ping steers.
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1t will be remembered that we an
nounced some weeks ago that this
gentleman would be candidate be-
fore the Legislature for one of the
Directors of the Northern Prison.
We are glad to learn that he was sue
eesslul, and that the Legislature mani
tested it's good sense in giving a
worthy gentleman enough votes to
elect him. Ever since Captain Hart
composed the ever-to- be remembered
prison song, and sung il with so much
JUNCTION within the walls of Old
Tobacco Warehouse " in Richmond,
we have had an idea that he would
Ike to have a hand in running an in
stitution of the kind, providing he
was not one of the inmates. At any
rate. we know that he will be faith
fui and efficient officer, and are well
pleased that his services in his coun-
try's cause have been acknowledged
to some extent-slighJ as it is Var
saU IladsdRjoR.
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Keokuk, Iowa, was murdered on
Sunday afternoon by four men, VINO
shot him as he was mounting MS
horse. few miles west OF the. clty.
After shooting him, his murderers
brutallv beat him with clubs and
stones. Two men have been arrested
on suspicion. 4,
The bill which has been introduced
into the Missouri Senate for the gov
ernment OF Insurance Companies,
proposes to, first, create an insurance
department; second, to enact law
regulating fire and marine, live stock,
health, accident and other companies.
Mono but fire and marine companies
can be organized upon the mutual
plan. Companies of other States
must have one hundred thousand dol
lars paid-up capital, unimpaired. Life
companies can be organized upon the
stock or mutual plans; if the latter,
they cannot create a guarantee fund.
Life companies must make deposit
with the State Treasurer. Companies
that have such deposits at home are
not required to deposit In our State.
Preparations for the Upper Mis-
souri, River trade, for the coming sea-
son, are being made, and it is believed
that She business will be larger than
last year, and the late action of the
underNriters in requiring steamers to
come up to a certain standard OF
strength, gives the assurance of greater
security TO property than heretofore.
There will also be a discrimination
between side-wheel and stern wheel
boats, and between officers who are
and inexperienced in the
trade. The Government will also
transact its business upon principles
from those which have here
tofore prevailed.
Instead of contracting with the low
est bidders, General Donaldson, Chief
of this Military Divi-
sion. will select his own boats for the
service, aud will give preference to
hose commanded by their owners.
The Government last year lost about
4 million OF dollars worth of proper
ty by the sinking of inferior boats,
which will be avoided this year, if
possible, BY the selection Of the best
steamers and most reliable officers
Thirteen side wheel and fifteen stern
Wheel boats are already named to
cave for Fort Benton as soon as nav
cation opens, and others may be
added.
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HSsEISE..................WA WAsHTNGToN. Feb. 2.
The bill relating to the operations
of the pension laws was taken up.
Niblack withdrew his motion to re-
commit. Several amendments were
offered.
The bill was then ordered printed
and recommitted
Shanks offered a resolution direct
ing the Secretary of the Treasury, IN
all cases where the Government has
aided in the construction of railroads,
to withhold bonds sufficient to secure
the construction of first-class road.
Referred to Committee on appropri-
ations.
Payne, from the Committee on
Reconstruction, offered resolution
calling on the Secretary of War for
information as to whether any Dis
trict Commander has turned over for
trial or punishment to the civil au-
thorlties of any reconstructed State.
any persons who had been convicted
or sentenced by military tribunals.
Adopted.
Cook, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals, reported a bill to estab-
lish a bridge across East River, be-
tween the cities of Brooklyn and New
York, and a post road. 1t directs
that the bridge, to be constructed un-
der al act of the New York Legisla-
ture, shall be, when completed in ac-
cordance with said law of New York,
a lawful structure and post road for
the conveyance of the mails of the
United States.
After discussion, Delano offered an
amendment providing that nothing
contained in the act should be con
strued TO legalize any structure that
would materially injure the naviga-
ton of the river The amendment
was agreed to and the bill passed.
On motion OF Robinson, the House
proceeded to the business on the
Speakers table.
The first business taken up was the
message from the President trans
hitting the correspondence called for
by a resolution offered by Robinson,
ia reference to the cases of Costello
and Warren, United States citizens
imprisoned In Great Britain.
Robinson addressed the House at
considerable length, insisting that the
honor of the American nation was
involved iu the question.
Chandler also addressed the House
on the same subject.
Finally the correspondence was re-
ferred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, with leave to report at any
time.
The Senate amendments to the
House bill declaring vacant the
offices held by disqualified persons in
the reconstructed States, were con
CURED in.
The House then went into Commit
tee of the Whole, Wilson, of Indiana,
in the Chair, and resumed the consid-
Grafton of the Indian Appropriation
Bill. After being about two hours in
session, the committee rose.
Lawrence asked leave to offer
joint resolution to amend the Consti-
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ST. LOUIS.
Municipal Election In Darlington,
IOWa-SnOW Storm Murder or AN
Old Man-Legislature.

Sr. LOUIS. Feb. 2.-Reports are
current in Springfield aud Quincy,
Ills, that the Hon. j. N. Morris, of
the latter city, has been rendered the
portfolio of the Interior Department.
The Illinois State Register credits the
rumor.
The charter election at Burlington,
Iowa, yesterday, resulted in the cleo
ton of Mr.. Bell (Rep) for Mayor.
The Council stands four Republicans
and four Democrats
A violent snow storm prevailed
throughout the Northwest Yesterday.
AtSt. Paul fifteen inches snow fell at
La Crosse twelve inches; at Winona
eighteen inches. and at other points a
less amount. Here and at points In
Missouri and Kansas rain ha fallen
since yesterday.
Henry Walters, an old citizen of
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Clnelnnali Narner-

BY Telegraph CIScrNSa Eeab. .
ELoUR-Dull; family at 81 4Oa7 rs.
WHEAT T-Nominaily unchanged: No. 1
held at 81 20. -
5ohN AND OATS-Unchanged
81 40 sSA Oanaaa at
dling 2Sa2SI4c - - Aii"-
WHIsKY-Deelinedt to 95c, aud is CulI.
MESS FORK AND LARD-Were IN SnecI1Ia
1--WE demand. and large sales were made
puL the market now is less buoyant. mess
pork soid at So 90 cash, and s32' 2lS32 50 for
i,,.y, puy eI = TINS month, but E3I so cash is the
pest pest 0nsf made at the close Lard sold at
I91agl934es but the demand was NOT so
strong at the close. ' ~
BULK MEAT = 100000 pounds Of buIl,
shoulders sold at l3c: sides I5I%c.
BACoN-F1rmer: shoulders I4I[e. cIaar
rib sides l41ac, and clear ISc
HAMs-Sugar cured hams Igf
BUTrER-DnlI, at 2S933e, strictly choice is
In fair demand -
EGGS 10c.
SEED-Clover seed hrmer, and brings I6c.
Olis 1l5inseed u OH quiet, at 81 0GaeI "a;
PEfRoLEuM Firm, at 35437c
0oI.D-l3ot8 buying. No change In the
money market.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Outbreak I'm MazaiIan - Serious
Trouble Antlcipated--PrOR
mentO or DuFaHgO- -tierman Cap
tlFes Grossly Outraged.

SAN FRANCISCO, February "A
dispatch from Mazatlin, January
Goth, states that the outbreak Of peo-
pie. which occurred on The l1th, was
quietly suppressed By the civil and
military authorities. Serious diff
culties and trouble are anticipated
any momant A pfouunciamento of
General Durango was sent there from
Mazatlan. Guilterz, General Of the
Fourth Division, said to be chief of
band of robbers, has fld, pursued by
the military. with atders 10 shoot him
on sight. He has gone to Gudalje, a.
The Federal officers of Mazatlin,
Collector Of Customs, Commander of
the Coast Guard Service, have ar
rived.
Three German captains, belonging
to European merchant vessels in the
harbor of Mazatlan, have been grossly
outraged by the customs authorities
with insults similar to those offered
to the Captain of the English gun
boat, Chanticleer.
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MONETARY 4 COmmgaGIAL
New York Market

BY Telegraph.l New YORK, Feb. l.
GoTroN-More active and firmer: sales or
I.oOo I.oOo bales, inclndiug 2,500 IN transit, an 2914
gzga2c Tor mlddttng upiands.
FL.ouB-Receipts 6ss3f barrels; market
little more active for common grades: dull
ana declin1ngi sales OF :, 100 hbls al s. 7u6s
80 ~ for superfine State and Western. e6 50
ea1 10 for extra state; 81 s0ag 50 for ext ira
Western: ~ 5561g 90 for W mite, wheat
30 10eg 80 round hoop Chic; 81 5i6ss 81 for
extra ST. Louis: s9aSi2 for good choose do:
c,osing quiet. California nominal: $ 25H
" o0 for old, s. 25Gl0 70 for new. Rye Flour
heavy; sales OF $50 barrels at s. 25gT -, the
latter an extreme.
CoRN EAL-AIore active: sales or 1000
bblS Rrandywine ut 81 95695 %.
Wits sY-Isoweri sales Of 100 beis sXest-
WmEST-Ne reeeir,ss. .ksas,S..t l.es,,.< and
easiefs is.sits a 30 0V5 bushels at 81 57agl 81
for No. Spring in store and delivered, the
latter an extreme; 81 % for anoer Canada;
81 0015as2 05 for white Michigan, and white
California on private terms.
RYE Quiet; sales of $50 bushels of choice
Western ut 81 50.
BARLEY-Oufet.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; sales of SEQ bushels
at S2 IL.
CoRN-Receipts 22ll bushels: heavy ana
easier; sales of IL 900 bushels at 90tG90L3c
for new mixed Western; SIC for Western
yellow; 9l@I93e fof yellow Jersey: 99e for
New Orleans white; 95g95lIc for Southern
yellow.
OArs-R Receipts GOO bushels: firmer, sales
OF 900 bushe's iIf store 8L 751se.
Carolina.
EE-NtttfSJ anu urn
SUGAR-Flrm: sales of l50 hogSheadk of
Cuba at li1S9lf54c; sales OF 500 boxes Ha-
vana at ll9l2c.
MoLAssEs- Quiet; sales 800 barrels New
Orleans at 76dS3c.
HOPS Quiet at S6tl6c for American
PErRoLEUM-2uiet; sales OF ,2O0 barrels
at 22c for crude ;3I9371Sc for refined bonded.
LINSEED OIL-E1rm at 81 0a3l o.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE Quiet but firm, at
57t95Sc.
PoRK-Firmer, with fair demand; sales
of $50 barrels at So O0d32 % new IA ess
S3l 2l6e i 80; old do, S26 50d27 25 prime,
S29 009sO TO- sales OF 800 barrels: new
mess, sellers March and A prft. So So
BEEF--Steady; sales of 375 barrels at
80 00eSl6 SO; new plain mess, sI4 O0al0 so;
new extra mess lierce beef eady; sales of
$50 tieTces at S27 00932 90; prime mess,
So O09SI Oe for India mess beef
BEEF H&Ms-Quiet; sales of So barrels at
30aS5c.
Cur MEArS-FIrm; sales of GOO packages
a, l19l413c; shoulders, l7154lS14c
DRESSED HoCs-Ftrmer, at 149I451e for
Western; l4ta9l514c for city; mtddIes ffrm
l7c.
., LARD-Firm; sales of ]. 200 tierces a. 2O9
2lc for steam; February, March, April and
Ju!y option, 207as2I14 re, chiefly 2Ic.
BUTrER-25d3jc Tor OHIO.
CHEESE-Firm at l6a27c.
FREIGHTS TO Observation-Disclosures deci-
ded change
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New York Dry Gooda Markel.

BY TeIegrapf.I NEW YORK, Feb. 9
DRY GooDS-Prices are a little irregular
though generally held firm, in sym pathy
with the raw material. Four-yard brown
cottOns hardly so finn, and heavy sheet
ings in demand, though steady, anu are
hardly so buoyant, nor are certain styles
of printed caiicos quite so firm. Neverfhe-
at full prices. as they anticipate a more
active demand for all classes o goods IJu-
bleached Dluslins, weighing 10 81 nOunfIss
per yard, are, however, in light Supply.
and are held with greater firInness than
others We still quote the standard brown
do. chintz Ice: do. No. l fancy lie: Co.
checo fancy lie; SpFagueas 131&6aI4 I4tsI6 a.s To
style, for fancies; Pacific I31Se: Ameriran
15c; Richmond I21a6eI5e, and I3Isai4lSc:
dunnels I3189I4c; Lancaster lie; COnesta-
ga, Occidental and London mourning I29
14c: Lanes lSc.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsyI1.I.E Feb .
ToBAcCo-Steady; sales of PA boesbaads
tugs, raw, s1Q7 00i cutting leaf SI4,a2f.
Mess Pork So 90,
I4ARp-2lc.
-, BACON : Shoulders lf34c, clear lIb sides
lSc. and clear sides ISISe.
BULK SHoULDERs-l354c. clear rib sides
WIfEAT-SI IS.
CORN -63461c-
Oars 61a6:lc.
RYE-Sl f.
FssoUs-Snperffne S. 75qa6 D.
w WHIsKY-ftaw fi'ee 9Sc
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BY CAME LONDON. Feb. 2.
Tstilow, as; Sperm oil f95: Calcutta Lin
seed 5sss Spirits OF Petroleum at AutwerD
ho5af; Cotton at HavTe unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Feh. l.--Cotton is firm mid
ding uplands lI55d on the spot ana I2asl5il
ahoat; !; Orleans I'D; sales I5,0O0 bales: CaI
iiofnia white Wheat l5ztgI l-6s and rel
" eslern TBS: Flour 26<; mixed Corn I4S
Tor Tor old and rs Id0gs3s 9d for new: Oats 3S.
pa Barley hss Peas 4is; Pork 96s: Beef Ia5s.
Lard .ss; cheese us; Bacon 5sis Cd: Spirits
4 IIuspenIine 3Os 9di Lduseed OH hrIner, but
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~ Ieiegraph,l NEW YORK. Feb. 2
MONEY freely active at 2 per cent on
call, with exceptions at per cent. The
supply ts Squgs4 10 the dem .lf1d
sizrssTsE. a ssts--r lffIsssr at 9sSa9tx
1oID w II hout decided chstnga; opened
~ l'ss,s4; lell 70 1917, and closed frlner nj
i5314eE l}11s. Exports to-day, 1856 200
Coy lsNMENIs-Improveei and demand
~ ihign,er ,el Coupons OF 81, II2l46sIl25S; do.
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spAIN.

MADRID, February 2.-It is posi-
bic that Marshal Prim, General Ser
rano aud Senior Revere will consti-
tute the proposed Directory. All of
these are opposed 10 the Monarchy,
and base their hopes on the perma~
nency of the Directory, when once es-
tablished.
Reinforeements to the number of
8, 900 sailed last week for Havana.
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Legislative Summary.
SENATE.

MONDAY, February l.
The Special Committee of one from
each Congressional District, to in
duire into the policy of abolishing any
Office, or cutting down fees, was an
nounced as follows: Messrs. Laselle,
Johnson of Spencer, Sherrod. Huff
man, Clifford, Hadley,. Hanna, Wood,
Gray, Case and Church.
General o. o. Howard was invited
specially to visit the Senate. and
was presented separately to each
member.
A resolution, introduced by Mr..
Sherrod, in opposition to the proposed
amendment to the National Constitu-
tion, in relation to suffrage, was met
by motion 10 lay on the table. The
vote stood is TO 10, party vote, but
showing no quorum present, and the
Senate adjourned until IL o'clock A.
M. tomorrow.