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the steamer, and was afterwards appended to
the officlal report of my trial. This was one of
the most Infamous dodges practised against me,
and was evidently intended as q justification for
the illegality of my conviction. ] never made
such confession, and never could have made
1t, even il ! tried"
How did they treat you down there at the
Dry Tortugas? 2?
well feel indisposed to say much on that
head. If made disclosures Of matters with
which am acquainted certain officers in COM
mand there might find themselves curlously
compromised"
You diG good service during the fever
plague, Doctorp
''Well,' can say this that as long as l acted
as post ply sician not a single life was lost. My
whole time was devoted to fighting the spread
OF the dist ase and investigating its specific
nature. I found that the disease does not gene
rate the poison which gives rise to the plague.
The difference between contagion and infection
which have discovered is that one genera'es
the poison from which the fever springs aud
such as smallpox, measles, eic., generates
the poison which sIr, ads the com plaint of
yellow fever, typhoid fever, aud other SUCH
Infectious diseases. 1t requires contact with
the poison and not with the disease to infect
person, and If q thousand cases of fever were
removed from the place Of the disease no danger
whatever need be apprehended. The fever OF
the Dry Toltuga5 was of the same type as the
typhoid, and the treatment ON the expectant
plau-that is, watching the case, and treating
the symptoms as they manifest the mselves."
Were you untrammelled in your management
of the sick ?'
mo, sir; there's where felt the awkward
ness OF my position. / was tranmelled, and
consequently could not act with the indepen.
dence physician under such circumstances
should have"
The Doctor talked at considerable length on
many other topics connected with his imprlsou-
ment In replying TO the remark that his
feelings must have been greatly exercised at
coming within sight of his old home and meet
ing his wife once more, he said. with visible
t1emor, that words were entirely inadequate to
express the overwhelming emotions that filled
his mind. 1t appears that few days before he
left the Dry Tortugas company of the Sd Artil-
lery, who were on board a transport about
being shipped to some other poin', on seeing
cheers for the man who perilled his life for
them in the heroic fight with the dread vista
ton of fever. We talked along till midnight,
then retired to comfortable feather bed, aud,
rising with the sun in the morning, started on
our homeward journey 10 Washington.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICR OF THE EVENING TRIEeRAPH.l
WedneadaY. March 81, 1869. !

The demand for currency to day was quite
sharp, and the rates were firm, without change
The banks are calling in their loans. which adds
nlence OF many OF our business men. Oar local
banks are being heavily drawn upon Just no
by the country depositors who are In want OF
currency TO settle accounts and to commence
spring operations which fact tendsto aggraVate
The present striDgency.
The supply offunds on the market IS snfhclent
for the absolute demands OF trade, Dat the
anxiety OF borrowers TO secure loans rendeTs "
nm easy task fol lenders TO control their oHn
terms Call loans on Government bonds were
generally made At 701s per cent: and on o,ner
seCuTi lee at 500 per cent The inquiry Ior
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indefinitely POstpOned-Tae Reasons
for Delay.
Special Despatch TO The EUe,in0 Telegraph
HARRISBURG, March 3l.-The Commissioners
in charge OF erecting the monument to the
memory of the Pennsylvania soldiers who fell
in Mexico have postponed its dedication inded-
nitely.
Three months ago Colonel John ". Forney
Was selected to deliver the oration on the occa-
sion. Two weeks ago he declined to act as
orator, on account Of great press Of private
business. The Commissioners appointed by the
State were greatly embarrassed by the refusal Of
the Legislature TO appropriate sufficient sum
of moneyto defray the expense ofthe dedication,
the amount allowed by the Committee of
Ways and Means of the House and Finance
Committee of the Senate being but five hundred
dollars. These facts, added to the unavoidable
delay in receiving the statue to cap the monu.
ment, compelled the indefinite postponement of
its dedication. At least twenty Ave thousand
members of the military and civic bodies
had indicated their purpose to be present here
on the 26:h of May who will now doubtless make
their arrangements to be at Gettysburg in July
when the battle monument erected on that
field will be dedicated. Circulars were printed
today signed by the Commissioners, an
nouncing this postponement
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FROM OHIO.
RailrORding A6airs-Jay GOuld's Pro-
rreSAtye Spirit.

RailrORdipg AGairs-Jay GOuld's Pro-
gressive spirit.
Special Despatch TO The EOerir0 Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, March 3l.-Atter considerable
deliberation, the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and
Dayton Railroad rejects the lease proposed by
the Erie Road, the alleged reason being a
clause in the law passed lately which would
make the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton
Road liable for debts contracted along its line
by the Erie. There are probably additional
good reasons which are not made public.
Jay Gould talks of building an independent
line from Dayton in sixty days, an exceedingly
short time for very large contract. Mr.. Gould
will arrive here to day.
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FROM THE VEST.
Aeauitted of the Charge of Murder
The Suicide Mania.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
CHICAGO, March 31.-Dr. Zeramba, charged
with the murder of Jacob B. Reicker, by poison,
was discharged in the Superior Court Yesterday,
nolie proseq,ii having been entered.
Edward Best, book keeper in the music store
of J. M. Higgins, was found dead in his room at
Up. Nj. yesterday, victim Of suicide by the use
of opium, while laboring under temporary
alteration of mind.
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The Hudson River Freshet-AccIdent to
"a Freight Train.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, Msrch 3l.-rhe freshet up
river continues. The Hudson River Railroad
tracks are flooded. A freight train of thirty
cars which left Albany met with all accident at
Castleton, by which ten loaded cars ran into the
river. No person was hurt. The trains on the
Central Road are much behind time also. Tue
rivers are all swollen.
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II will thus be seen that the .insurrectlon ,s
by no means the tTIling matter the Span'arus
represent IL TO be. II tue men who are con-
Quoting II can but fairly organize and pat 10
action a form OF government, there is no reason
why belleerent rights should not be CONCEDED
to them, II. indeed, their INDEPENDENCE soouio
NOT Immediately be acknowledged y. Sun.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS
BIZ Atlantic OabLS,
This Mornings Quotations.

LONDON, March 3l-A. M.-Consols 90 for
money, and 93t for account. U. S. EOS quiet
aud steady at s3s. Stocks quiet; Erie Railroad,
244; Illinois Central, 964.
LIVERPooI, March 3I-A: M.-Cotton opens
frmer but not higher; middling uplands, l2ad.;
miodlng Orleans l2sd. The sales OF the day
are estin ated at Il, 600 bales. Shipments from
Bombay TO 27th inst, since last report, $4,000
balee.
Corn. 30s. Cd. for new.
LONDON, March Sl-A. M.-Linseed Oil, f29
lbs.
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Rhis Afternoons Quotations.

LONDON, March Sl-P. M..oonsols % for
Fiye.twentieF,. s3s. Stocks quiet; Erie, 24i;
Illinois Central 962.
LIvERPOoL, March SIP. M.-California white
Wheat, 9s. l0d. Cheese, 76s. Sd Pork, lois,
HAvRK, March Sl.-OottOn on the spot, iI7L /;
aac"t, l4e4f.
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money on the streets was quite shayp. and tho
figures ranged between wide limits l0601b ner
cent. for first class signatures.
Government securities were again dull AZ a
slight decline OF prices. The market at pre.
sent, is under the influence of the New YORK
money market, which is represented as inoreas.
ing IN stringency. .. T-
Cola is very variable, opening at 1917 and
falling 10 1914 at IL NJ.
There was a moderate business effected In
etocks THE morning but the general tendency
OF prices was downwBrds. State loans were
quiet. with sales of the frst series at I0lA an d
the war loan at 100. Governments were de.
pressed, at slight decline. =. ....
Reading Railroad sod to q limited extent at
45'56, with large offerings ut this figure; Penn
sylvania Railroad was taken at So; Rorristown
Railroad at 81; Leb oh Valley Railroad at 66s; (;
Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad at 262; and
Camden and AmbOy Railroad at 1924.
In Coal shares tn re was au entire absence of
any speculative feeling. Big Mountain cnanged
hands at 81. Al was BID Tor New York and
Middle: 81 Tor Fulton; aud for Feeder DAN.
Canal g. ocks were neglected.: IL was the best
bid for Schuylkill Navigation preferred 1f
Bank shares were quiet but steady, with sales
OF Manufacturers and Mechsnics' al 500; 100
was offered for Pniladnlphls; 81 Tor Comm ercial;
80 for Mechan'cs'; liz ior southwark; 49, for
penn Township;. ~ for City; 40 for Consoiida
ton; and GO for Corn Exchange.
Passenger Railway shares were without spe.
a. change. Glrard College sold at 27a The
following we're the bid 40 tor SECOND and
Third; l6 for Thil nth aud Fifteenth; 20 for
Spruce aLd pine; as for Cbesnut and Walnut;
SO for Wet Philadelphia; l2I for Hestohylle:
3S Tor Green and Coates; and Is for Ger nam
town. -. N"A0
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o.,u 1os GLE!. CLEARED THIS MoaEIEs
Brg Jonn ChryBtai, Barnes. Ponce, p H., John Mason
schf Vapor, Johnson Providence John Rommei, Jr
schF A. Hammond. Paine. WeIlheet Stnnick son&Oo,
Scbr w, A. BLeelman. Neal Cape Island. DO.
sShr Golden FaR1ss FSHes sHowes Warren, RI, S SS
schr Waiehfnl. Carr, Lynn, do.
schr II B, Gibson Lincoln Ayanns; S nnatc., do.
Hchr NJ III. Read. BENSON. Rev bed.ora. DO.
schr N, O. Price, Smith, Cape Island, do
ARRIVED THIS MORNING..
Swec. baIque Oari Johann, NOrdn A days from
Liverpool, with mdse. 10 John X. Penrose.
sebr ii. T. Hedges. Frank lin. days from Cabarisn.
Schr Addie NJ. Bio. Merrill, days from OArdenas,
with mOlasses 90 Thomas Watson a Sons
sobr Restless Kelly. days from Boston with mdse.
schr n. N. Freeman. Howes; from Boston.
schr Xapor. JohDson from Hartford.
schT Flight Crowel, from Boston.
BELOW.
BaIaue Rothesay; from Liverpool. Four 6aTgnes
and one brig came In the Capes yesterday morning
MEMORANDA.
steamship Voiunteer' Jones. hence at New fork
Steamship Roman, Baker. for Philadelphia. cleared
BsIqse Marine. Levin. for Philadelphia. enserd
ops Rlis Bessie GnSdy for Philadelphia sailed MIN
QueeDBtown 10Th Inst, having IepsN,Tee. c.v,,. p,,
sch,s JShTsSn M sTisn tIs 9Sa Esx asHbSa n ias o
schr W. t. Leegeit Porter, for PhlAaslpha. cleared
o. New Hesn 0sry from North Carolina for Pha.
dsSSis and Mary T. RUSSELL Hall. nom 90. for wa.
mineton Dell at norfolk 9Th inst. =.
sc6 smith, S,s Ronsao onc 0essR sssR ns. Kelley Tor
sc6r Goddeas. Kelley. hence for PAwtuokss, asfro-
s.s SS sSs ssS "A E
scbF Q. ID; Hart, for PhilAoeiphiA, sailed tiM Eau
River 27th Inst
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Ns,Os see I,sssds Pages.
ley TuLHaRAPH.

r.. In. ihx TMmtHsSArH.b m.ssS y,
lmoTe- BaIques E IL, Duvall. from liverpool;
Seneca. from Messina; Delaware. nom DemeraFa;
ship Grey Eagle, from Rio: schr Lucy w. Alexande er
t,om Ponce; ship Alexandra, from Liverpool for
ievideo; Acacia Ma,snzas; Palestine for Raenos
Ayres; and brig HibeInla for Montevldeo.
(By Atlantic Ou6leD
LoS DoHDnRRY. March 81. - Arrived, steamship
Peruvian, rom Portland.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ..-..............

sxArH or xHERAoMETER AT xan EyRNIHe xzLI
GRAPH ORFICR.
A. M...........46l IL A, M..,,... 81 2 p, M,.,,.
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Affairs at Harrisburg The Next
can Monument Dedication In
definitely Postponed
Want of Means the
Obstacle.
Crime in the Northwest-Raig-
road Enterprises.
Financial and Comm
FROM HARRLSBU URG

The Mexican MOnument-Xfs Dedication
indefinitely POstpOned-Fhe Reasons
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FIRST EDITIO N
MUDD.

He IL visited at His IIOmo-How the
Doctor Looks, and what He Says
His Reported Confession 20 Captain
Button ~ sham,
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- ditto exponas @erofbnahg ali mid gertdbfet
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Mrps betannten 4aRes NIB fn0 bic 2an6tbeiIe onrth
81. Is. Softer non 80. %. Rbtlipsg Sol 98iIibn un6
9pdbter Wancp Gele perfaift; fiebe BUD IS, Seite
452, HeBiiters Sffiee, 9driDon County, Senneee;
ferner2ots Nos. s, g. a. ilno ia BEN 9laA pom &pts
friber Der StdSt 9tdibpiae sngebSria, beIeaen an
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tor. unb eegen SOfepb 6. gBoobs fur 81 ASA. N as
teselsn uno sfolten oaranf ~ gentseen. @eeeben
feb27 6. R. SonaIS ION, Sheriff.
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E42s.J
aAgheriH gettaaf. Sn 9etasbsis einsr vendit

,bertft gerfat4f. Jt gemaS5eit elmer yenditio
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ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gegen baare Sabfu8q am So1rts
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No. r. Gapihief &ausatg, Seun.t hearensk ME fpIot.
Beginnt bei etnem Gtetn, non hn nHrDItdb u GSrah
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6. ~. GonGIbf ION, Sheriff,
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S6Ho exponas 8eroronrn9 on mid 9eri1tet
lnO ibberlielagf pom Mtbaren Circuit z@ertdt uon
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tbRm aDn B. b. 9dps eRtbaltenb fllnf unb liebenaig
men Ganben an GMufteR pom gS. R. Cartwright arb
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teleilen une &oiten aaraMf 3a senii8en. @eseben
ben ~. 5sbEUar, 1859. 4 SO
6. R. SondIbfpn, Sheriff
tnSl 9urG Sum. 6. Baribau, Depufp.
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Bm, s. gtspbans .uao qnOere eeaen
So, Som 8ugb uab 0ln0ere.

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mL9er fur SGDibi0n @ountp IN oefieu Court 6aus
IN Der Stant 9ealbutue am Grften aRontaa i'm tIdd5<
auf genannte Blu 81 ontpprten poer ieIbse pirb ais
nttberaAmt wer1en.
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1 90 TIL $9t6e65.]s as5
@berifFB 8erEGRf.-Sn @emdBbeit eirer ferf
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1859, werDe tdb gum 6ffenttDeR Nertasf an ben
aReGhteteHDem geGen baare 8GbLAma am GOafthnisss
Ebpf tn Der Stdnt RafbpfEle, am q on II is e. b.
ben I. NaFs 1861 nncDitrhenA bel&riebenes Brnnos
ej9entbHM bringen, ndmIidb: aots 9sos a., q, 70,
36 So ID, 37ssln6 30 in &beafbnm'S Rtan pom Cots
in Der Stant 5ia5bpiue, DapiCpH &ountp, Eenu
Mdbe ben TgantGtn GbrpS, TN Deita 5tDLleben Theti
par $tant 9iabDtles beiG9te 20t$ na beGsenat me
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Der sereu5hHg pen GbeatGamiaruBe usln elmer rs s
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