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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Annual Report Of General 6uperln'
tendent sargeant.
Yearly Statement OF Treasurer
LtyCrmOrc.

srrkK1KrxrDKKT1 HxroKf
~ fAs PrtsIttal and nFeeturs u tAs 4khadH es"-
fral NdsIroad CumpaHyt stat,
uHpfs o{ fhe operation ind ttatnc OF the ROAD iof
The yeas ending NAY 81, 1852. toEtthe: Win coto'
paszuVo statements Of tospzcF1oo& seas, s10'A7@s'
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E.xrAx PActyzp RAILWAY QoxFANT3
UyTrcx or taY1tT EHdNE1R
Pint SHk1tpAx r. O., KAn4AA. Junr - lzA1
trA1KD PROPOSALS HE1 be rreslstd utt1I J1i1
u. lstp 4 The atneo Of tho Gh'of EnanoEr KtNsA1
PAVlf1U RAILWAY ouMrAkY--lsse unles f.aaA
Ratlw,1 Company. Ha.trsn pi'sas'n-.t rsa ~
.ne.a tths rrrsrut ~c4seru terminus oi tas hs.' w
GRADING and BR1DGINa on tho Flint Ddvlaoa u
the Hx.ension Of tho road to DcnreF. Colorado
prufle, and Specifications cfths WORK 'naJ oe eoA
asyx July l.s- 1t tha ooo And u u oose u uas
.x,l Hurtz1ntcpdea4 Il Lawrence. kAnseA
" L. OHEESW0Op.
.strn.3oAs. IT, Kansaa Pacific 4. Z. @
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Ocean
r,-.,,&nu. Pinuaclc4 Nc Ocean
Mountains

TIE correspondent Of the London I1n'ts % noa1n
~ Gr+.t tasteru cont1nticts some commonly
- ,iss ~ In FrcEch cable tySt etasts ID
.cr. tSai,or Taley frnm Mlnon Esy, but IN fouI
or ve niles eepcns fr%m seSsn;ssn ,n. to swvat5 e
,14p .na Ttnetr fathoms dc7tu which Is p1et13
ss cous,i1 1d aasn.aed over ne whole bed q r.
Ens.h cnanneL At th,s 'sTe :oof,nnea ors o. III nj
frc x1th the wetteEnmost pa
tftne lr.sh coast where, t.tns northern eaalae ~
rasses down eente ao.e 81 sana ~. a,s eon 9,
=, 90 md 40 fathou,P, and then II short dE
tance 70 I,3vo fatnora over al re rs; a. n IL
cnurse mid, oeean the bottom y mna. s5ft ~ ~
snrn. md Win uniform depth Of n,ro1. sOeo ~ =
a., fstho1osx This co1rse would natc psoukl
| - :
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UTAH.
x7rorrrss of tho Chicago CONNER
| etnl ExcuHioniEtss

PROGRESS of the Chicago CONNER.
ctul Excustonlstss
ryrAu. Ctan. July 1--we rose win me iaIA ~,
md respncd our railway journey. After epiiat.
I'd ntasecoach rtde Of tntr15s*o m.'ess
fasr here on mountain trour cauGht undef tne u
dscons directions Of Hancock Goxls5 aaa nd
and ~ to e1ander teenea: h1Mp1A iatE sao' '''e
larts y ere not laIk!nz when We le!I zo..,,,
- PpoxosroR1, Clah, July 12-The eonmefIaaa @ aT y
party have Just arrived u The termtna.orna =. .ne
fn1on Paetdc Railroad ~ naes ~ ~ aso Sosep ske
anehi 70 he. he members Of the ps5tJ ars sa!t.,
ss sSeF ron ne ,as laaf9l 's as ncrs an
- rtren or,rr1 10 extend all the couFfesles anC
nT1yneces ot tie road TO our special train 4hf
| iay ID tue and cYclJ thing foEelJ.
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4aa1f7aE
a. -~ Nlj n
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TotA A..hf,1U E6N 4I,4Nt8&u A&0.l


sDe5ea.e, &9s,HA-A.
Futerts&e Of loezl ln<1eHss+ N'1A
P1ceEtske Of through ascreaat. PIE
Percentage Of stnisIant tnaease. y ses4 = 4.,n
The passenger H1tna for lhs ysa{ afoN1 y ~
nRxrexate healthy fnt1e1ss q o9t1 t0GN 80 ~
tHrunFh. Tue Arrangement with thh FGAds a1o
iints enst q Suspension Briggs and HudAl1 ta3io1
e0e1t pn the lst OF January 1EKsY wherein TIC elu.
Incl on hi through traffic, beth pA4senKe1 ana
fFeikht are prosated, has reduced me feeSspss q
IRIS company per passengers On tce MlooEn olsE -
peas bus It i believcd to be con 2eaktea 1ot =
the ru1oyal OF troublesome rcBtstetWns and Altas
fTrr rates st certain seasons heretofore In Posea
ou cur East~oound through freighh na ~ u =
eufiuN greater cooperation IN the E$nelH lase!-
esto ind working OF the Inc foF Tue mn8 uAAc.
n addition 70 tic four through dany RAsae19.
rer uaips in each direction. dAuy uAin = Z
6ontfnneA between Detroit and De1te{p Nulcu
I'M sopn be necessarily extended % yac11uo.
DAY apd n!ght natnA 1re &1s1 fun oetwosn
Ch{ca0o aud Michigan C1tJ, connecting Menes
through to lafayette, lndian.po1s Gncmn1o1 1a aao
been found necessary 10 run . datiy tEalu netWeen
CnIc1Qo and kalamazoo, In order TO remove uit
e1prrss passenger traina and better sceo.nMooatt
fhe growing way tfavrl; this udo. Ia[ - psas
t1r-able being xnn between ChitR8D An4 AlcAl8at
CIT, In CONNECTION with the LouMv1le t1pssas ~.
Tha r1aasfx,xer equipment Of the Foad ha8 oee1
matettaii5 improved fufng the yeaE-censtaGi 70
cart being given to uniformity OF ta!a ADO uains
ihereby securing the greater Immunity nun aeci
dent. or 1te aA54 passengers carried dn!sal
the year, no one Of them has been lal1le1 II.
Of the DISC oaa persons cA11ed aioGnes shs ~
The commencement Of the 1pad, no passenger n; q
eyer heen intureu tnstde the hstclass ears OF III
/ company.
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PROPOSALS.

Oryrx OF 11tx COUNTY C!kaK o.
cooK CounrI, CuIcA0o. ILL.,. s'!us - !sh's
s.sd rrope.a t p.psnf as1nt E14traSa s.1 I'll s
srISrd Il liz oticr Il she County ck 90 2f nsios2
Thut.asr July ssiE l. s.. o.s. u, ri gs gsh W
sErM h.1h,ttet, Aotns and M ~
The proposals n..st it H!s'si y thn ;. .,s for
rsip;ins, Gfszinf Nd Hnhnk Normal ssh,s! ~ N
Te tsomuu tss Ieartr thr rFAt u rrftt AK W ~
BIDS. ELI" A1Ao D. r.,1nfy tftsk
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WISCONSIN.

Strllle OF E.una bcr1ncn Int O4nkosH-
xFaxc Npft-Thc Weather.
f1lsroFlJ. 1ulf 1u.-Thcre Wal quite al excite
Ecnt in This city, iaht evening. OF aEcoahI " t0e
strike at the Nulf 1user boom company cu-
pIeyes. Tie particulars. no Tar ns haso h'erf
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ALBANY Jn1y 12-LfioyeFuor NcnmAn uas =.
fused Tia. an1faitnu 70 commute the Rcute1ce 81
death rntted On Noah Be-lox, IN salllsna Coun.!s
for 1nusutttnE a child. lie eays thAt LIE htuteuS
was Just anti hc has no right 10 ret asae tae ptu
y'slons Of lie Law, even Il lhc culrrit Is ct "eaA
Intellect
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GOVERNMENT REFoRNs ANRolNc1p-
Bk1aRAyx, july l.
rtf,ztns has been promulgated b5 The govern
rucpt-
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~. hnnhs Of Hr. SULLIVAN Ut East Boston. ksaint
his tou" aecd y yea1s, and damaging Lie ao'A
hS fire.
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mat nv f.Iwf&futQEs

p,,.cr,rErx1E, july 1e--Thc calc!nc rlas:es E!ll
= n: Trai,;,T Er57n. ii St"ners. "as des:royed
~ RI. ust ufSn,. Loss, seo.1tu; iniaret! Tor
s;etuc. Tic Ere IVES the "oFA o. al lacsaaiafs'
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OHIO.

Failing in of a Knifrouu 4uune.-
Election OF City Commlssaoaek 40
CtuCiunQtis
cAxrR1p1E O., Ju;y 1A s3st1SSn3 nS3o Il narosd Il
- th,s nlsee rsse WY this morning, letting aoMn
c1eat mss oi dirt md roeE Ve H,9r ntdie Ie1 ean
:. =. ssstty hauied nrucud the hill. lartaes VIZ
e,.,n 10 know -! It can be cleared In Ten CAS- ,.o,
C1sc1s1A11 July le-Chanees ,t1 ~ II eieS ssout
III Ia lis opponent, Jenny. ia = RepsoassaIa s y.
tnamoers u Democrat, named nod enaotstN y; :,
me IenoerA.ic Exeeprve ConusEee, fooa.1ae -
| M ,ntiepcntent cApt1dAte-
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r,,,1 Emil from a ygiudoWs

n,ero. Jn,r IA tenement house. owncu pJ
poncrt Hlshop, in South Boston, was uanAfgo -
=! ass night 70 the ao1nt ansno 2, 4 Se cte Iei
f.ula thtTd storT window and WAS kuied.
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MARRIED.

kn1'Frnucisep Market
s.yTRAxcssco Jniv l-F!our tseAaff .s,dsr 4
Z ~ Whrat-SetF ere II 41-es13. 1ee0 1esael' ~
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p,Gss1hu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !

TotAIFt! a1C2lts.ss.ss4' 4'F''ssE '''*Fs''' -
-. .......-........,. q 1,GsS4ikE
allowing an increase cEer The previous 5sI ~ -
nc isas3 The bonded debt has pocn acc5easso
dur7nc tic year BY the conversion Of bonds g
stock' 10 The extent Of tl.slaoua Inc sapst1a pa1e
.0Q and by amount of stock Msi1ena, 1aa. AL
nsfJ sso &C. e cooss5nGso9 o a. nses 9sas
TS handrd drbs xInouatA to lie cf... - =
CaIatA
.... At6, ,I5o 81 r.
The sun inf ested in the sinking funds anoun1s
" liz coWpanJ Is freo from floating debt he'
| spettfnuy submitted, r..-1,,o,
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PROPOSALS..
Totico to Contractors.

- m yhRps ueCotsoH PAVEMENT TO BE
LAID, .
Pyopo4.ls Efn b received u Tho ofaca Of the my
Ctyil Kusirecr, 1t ehc city CT Akscn- Ohio until
o'clock p IT,. July L. 1863. fur~ the pairing o. EaAt
- betk cen Ytk street and IKE taat eo-poE7-
tim line with NIco!sen pAvrsnent the work to be ea'
peted by tho 18th day Of Oetobes. Leg: fho e'nfs3
to proY dt for md pay tho royalty :ur such pASe Heot
md to otnclute tie Aaurs in his BID .--
F.rh Md rust be accompanied tv z.ta3tnt sufcys
tb.; .houd tho proposal be aeeerte tee Contract Hh
be ct:csed Into -
Tne city Uouze1 resvn the night to accept Any. oS
reject Ill t4jA ...
Yixos nad srecincstiors BE- scen. an hlsnf rso-
r1xas. obtaurd II ths ofhse Of the CtTtl Ens1ncEs
By direction ef the CITY Council
~ MILLS Il PuRDY.
Ctr Clerk.
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nTSSOIUTTON,

Tho eo.s1tnerrhlp h.retatqas ea.tn8 between th,
ultrIzlt4cA audxr the hr1i VI
STRATTON g. KNAPP.
~ bY mutual cansent. taxing sistt J4ly
II ttf2. n~E;, II EHtPF
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Tia sri hAvd tntsfoA tat. tn'
DIR .hr 1rra ua;uo U! t;oulA ln4seu. tAAln* ttLSt
July !, lea sad " III ooG!nue tho pnsioefs ~ 1"t0 -
k.-~rr ". q. GOULD.
rr,r,no .t,Iv III ,ssa N, T.. l.AsSEH.
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DIED..

GoW-sPEScERo :Ae 4e:h E3cs TT. b }ot6 N coz I
LFb;esrn nd Mis- julia b. SIentrr Of kldofa, Ho"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-17
LETTER PROM FRIAR'S
POINT, MISS.
Political Stale of .AGaIrs-NeW
Officers, Prosperity, Etc.

FRIAR's POINT, MIS-, APRIL II, 1859.
Editors Memphis Appeal;
Pursuant to promise / seat myself to
Rppriee you Of the moviUgs aud turns Of
affairs in this portion Of the province Of
Mississippi. AS regards law and officers
va are nov in 6 primeval state. By al
order from the headquarters of Maj
Gen. Ames, Issued ebout ten days go,
the official hess OF Sil OF our officers was
cut Oh, and we are now without civil
officers, excepting one or two who are
military SppOintees, or who have had
their " disabilities" of patriotism re-
moved. Our Probate Judge, James B..
Kiilebren. has been removed from office,
and though the bar here, 1 understand,
all pstitioned that his disabilities be re-
moved aud that he be r~esppointed, it is
generally believed that he will not get It,
nut that the Office will be bestowed upon
r. J. AlcorD, as all the initiated hsve Pc
titioned Gen. Ames to that effe c., aud
Bob is q needy member OF the " brother
hood" Crawley, = cs~rpet-bsgger 0: S..
Louis, will be Treasurer of the county,
and the other s~ppOintees viii be N spar
with these.
Think, gentlemen, for e few moments
of u condition. Here we are now, with
nearly every officer 10 the county re-
moved. There is not, within the boz
ders of our county, a single officer who
can issue a State warrant or sign
a m;ttimus, consequently crime can
run riot throughout our county aud
there is no lawful authority that can be
put forth TO stop It.
Our planters, notwithstanding the
prospect Tor 81 Ov1ower, have so far gone
ahead W h their plsnting operations,
snd should the Father Of Waters es1-
tain himself within due bounds. our peo-
Die will, this year, noun high on the
which les6eth to wealth.
Our Circuit Court, which should have
convened here on Monday last, has,
to the non-arrival of Judge Trim
ble, not been opened as yet, and It ia
generally believed that We will have no
Court this spring.
Our little town, and the people thereof,
sre progress ing quietly along the rosd OF
prosperity. Many new buildings sre be-
log erected, by lei whereof
for accommodating strangers
10 cur midst are created. I will
give you sn account OF the different
OF the "grsud farce" which is
being played within our State as
they come 0light. G. |
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-17

NASHVILLE, April ia fire broke
out at 2 pm. to day in Murfreesboro, and
before the flames could be arrested the
entire west side OF the public square was
destroyed. Slme ten stores, besides
other buildings, were burned. 1t origina-
ted in the store Of d. G. Tibally, an Ital-
ian dealer ia fruits. The principal suf-
fereTs are Dafee & Clifford, r. B. Nc.
Lean, g. G. Mosby, Jordan Carney, H.
ID. Kerr, F. c. S~herDrooke. Pierce & Abb
b0tt, Jones & Collier, c, B. & w. s.
Huggiss, D. c. Tibbslly and obi Fell
lows Hall. An engine was sent up from
this place at 4 am, and soon after 1t got
to work succeeded in checking the fire.
De loss is estimated at about So, 600.
The amount of insurance has not been
a~scertaiDed.
Hon. w. Stokes arrived here this even
i8g from Washington, and will speak to.
morrow at l pm in front of the City
Hotel, in response to ex-President john
Stokes will probably lie the Repub-
lican nomiEes for Governor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-17
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LoUIs, April 16.-5ome laborers
engaged in excavstiDg the great mound
in the northern part OF the city have Un-
esrthed q row Of Indian graves sixty
feet in length and twenty five feet be-
low the surface. Large quantities. OF
bones, beads, coins and other Articles
have been thrown up, and the place has
been visited by a great humber of Curl
osity hunters.
The Republican publishes a rumor that
that the Grand Jury in the q. s Circuit
Court, recently in session here, found q
true bill against Gen. Burbridge, of KEN
lucky, for bribery, in connection with
his duties as a revenue officer, and that
he has been summoned to the city from
Washington.
After several futile attempts on the
fancy, 1t is now announced that a
match has actually been made between
Tom Allen and Mike McCool, 10 come
of in in two months for $1,000 q side and
the excursion money. 1t is said 500
have been put up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-17
-TEIEGRAPHIO MARKETS.
New orleans market.


NEW ORLEANs, April Observation-Disclosures
TO day 250i bales for the week l2 42S bales. Ex-
ports o day Abs; Tor the week, foreiga, 1913
bales; cOsstwise. ilS2. stock io9,s2 bales. sales
to-day 1920 bales for the week 20,7o9 bales. Dull
ana UNCHANGED Middlings and Uplsnds 2s4
@2s%c., God s. sterling exchange 4sH. Com
premium. Flour frmer supsrfine 50; Xxx
IS 80. Xxx IS Is. Corn scsrce and higher;
at 81 40. Hay se3rce and Il m, prime s27a28.
Pork dull $50. Bacon, retailing, lS%9I79l7Ze.
Lara is dol aud unchanged sugar steauy I;
common l0sIsHc; prime 1SA@lIc. Molssses,
HIGHT supply ana demand; fermenring SOC.
Whisky dull; Western s. ss2zc. Coffee firm;
fair DGl51zc; prime E9lTEc.
new 1Orh Aarket.
NEW YORK, April l6.-Cotfon unchanged;
sales of 1870 Oales Uplands at 2s54c. Flour
S. 35@5 IS, closing 59lfclower. Corn SIE@S7,.
Rice duh. Cof e nrm. Sugar firm Cuba
Money is In good demand and the supply Is
also good d 10 ms easy at z per cent cur
ereas Lng, and the indications are that we shall
so N b ave interest below 8 per cent. Gold Is
higher. L opened At S2as, advanced to $50, and
closed at S5Z- CIearances s5l.0Je,0O.
Cincinnati MArkes.
CISorNxATI. April l6.-Flour IS SOFAS IS. |
Corn csc. Oats 66a7Oc. Whisky soc. Pork sSl. |
BaIk meats held at I24@l4zc. Bacon 8 oul- |
Lard 1876 Sugar I71zsi5c. Molassas 50 so5c.
Wheat 81 IS. Rye 81 Al 81 AZ. Barley 81 5G2.
Clover seei SD 509l5 IS. Timothy s. IS. Butter
OAG @tSs 4
Chicago Market.
CHIcAGo april Ia Flour S. W96 20 Wheat
81 o.. Corn 4S4o Oats 5Ezc. Rye s Is Bar
ey SleS91 20. Highwines SSc. Molas es sl@l (5. |
Sugar H9i5%c. Pork $50 80 Lard I75<c. /
Bulk shoulders Il@l2c. Hams l5Lc.
Ss. LOats HarkeG.
ST. LoUIs, April l6. Flour, 81 81. What
II 41Gl So. I'm N956c. Oats 60d65c. Rye
b 24al IS. Whisky S7ZGSSc. Groceries I'M
han yed. PORK s3l so. BULK clear sids3 ls1<c.
LOose bacon shoulders lSAc; sides l6x@l7c.
Lard l7Z9lSc.
Louisville Markes.
April lS.-Tobacco-sales liz
lhds ct s. 50gIS. Pork s3l IS. Lard lSkc. Ba.
shoulders 1870; sides l79l7Ls Bulk meats
&c; sides 15gl6He. Flour, s. 50g6. Oats S. e8c
,orn 65@67c- Whisky, Ole. Wheat, 81 5Oa
SIS. Hay sz032l. Sugar and molssses un-
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April 10 -Sottou-sales for the
week 74,0N bAes, OF winch 500 were for exoort
1850 fcr speculation. stock $4,000 bales,
f which l4z 90 are American The marke To-
sy is nrmer Uplands l2zi; Orleans i21zd.
10000 bales
LoNpc- April l~s-consals ssHeszk. Bonds
~. J.
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THE BUREAU.
1t is Continued In Tengessee for
The BenyGtO OF Schools.

From the Nashville Press and Time,
Of Thursday we extract the following
correspondence, which We publish as al
item OF news:
KINGSTON, TENN, April ., 1859
Msj Gen O.. q. Howard, Com. B. f., Il. and A.
L, Washington, ID. C.:
SsT: L have the honor 70 very respect
fully request q continuance OF the eduea-
tionsl department Of the Freedmen's
Bureau In Tennessee rs long IS Congress
will allow it, or until re can get the
present school system If this State In
efficient and successful operation.
The cooperation of the educational
department Of the Bureau, under the
able and efficient management of the
Assistant Commissioner, has been an in
valuable auxiliary in the inauguration
and progress thus far ~ the new system.
To discontinue the Buresu DOW would
he very disastrous to it in the present
financial condition OF the State.
Hoping the matter will receive your
consideration, lam, very respect
fully, your obedient servant.
JOHN c. NELSON,
Superintendent Roane county, Tenn.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-Two more
indictments were found by the Grand
Jury against WiekIiffs yesterday, Six
Or seven are now pending against him.
/. Is stated that hs hsd drawn warrants
on printing aud lsgi lstive accounts
largely in excess Of sVgr p~riations.
The big II. G. Ci,g-Ol was, yesterday,
seized by Collector Casey for alleged vio-
lation of the revenGs laws, and because
it was alleged she had on board arms for
Cuba. The investigation revealed an
attempt to detraud insurance companies,
The Captain stating be hsd been cfered
5000 to take the vessel to sea and de-
etroy her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-17
FOREIGN.

LONDON, April l6.-In the House Of
Commons, tonight, in accordance with
notice previously given, Mr.. Gladstone
moved that the House go into Commit
tee OF the Whole on the bill for the discs.
tsblishment of the Irish Church.
Mr.. Newgate, conservative, FIRE m North
Warwick, moved SIS an amendment that
the House go into Committee on the bill
six months from date. The motion was
equivalent to indefinite postponement.
A lively debate followed, and the
House then divided on the motion to go
into Committee, with the following re-
suit: Yeas, S55 nays, 229.
The House then formally went into
OF the Whole on the bill and
adjourned.
New Market biennial stakes were won
by Blue Gown. Order in last years
Derby.
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C0RRksPONpEECE.
aNug'sgES AIFpEAl
TO PRENrERs-FoR SALE.

About three hundred pounds Of Long
Primer type as good as Re1O sir hundred
and BypoundS Ct BreUier; JfUe hundred
and fifty pounds Of NonPoriel; and q
fer extra fonts and material Nth Uhich
to fit out a first class country newspaper
Office. Applications addressed to the
undersigned Witbia the inert tUo 1Ceeks
uM receive prompt attention.
AINsLIE, HEATING & co.
Appeal Ohiee.
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s.EArmER Am RIVERS.

CARO-. April 18.-Up-Aiton, ! am. ;
Clifton. 6 am. Down-Baker, 3 p IA.
Magenta, S pm.
The river rose 10 inches. Raining.
LOUISVILLE, April l6.-Up-Bslls Lee
and Louisiana. DOWN. eholAs Long
worth.
Weather wet and warn.
NET ORLEANS, April 16 Departed
Arthur, for st. Lcuis. Arriyed-Mollis
Able,
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Races Races '
SPRING MEETING
Memphis association Course
WILL COMMENCE
Monday. April 10, 1859.
And Continue Six Pays.
n ~DAY-Hcnsav.

FIRST RA
FIRST RACE-HOPEFUL srAKLFor two-
year ODDS; dasl Of a mile Subscription, so =
play or Psy Association adds $500 three Or
SECOND RACE-GAsToS VrIocrprnR p--
500; dash OF a mile entrance lee, s5-play or
pay entrance money TO second yelO6ipede:
i've or more to I'LL.
year olds mile heats ; subScrIption. s-5-ni-v
or ny Association adds $500 three or more
SECOND DAY-Tue.day.
FIRST RACE-SALooS FUssE san. dash n
TWO miles; open TO ali ages subscription
money, SO; entrance money 10 second horse.
second ACE-RAILBoAD PORsE, $500; mile
5. 90 to tecond hOrse.
THIRD DAY-Tednesday.
FIRST RACE SeEAMBoArSrAKE 500. Hur-
die rscs; dash OF two miles foar hurdIe - /.
eignt, Ie3Psi entrance, SIS play or pay three
SECOND RACE-PEABsLY HOTEL PURSE
sou mile heats so TO second horse.
FOGRTH DAY-Ihursday.
FIRST KACE-AERCHANTs' n BAEKFss'
PURSE, 500 two mile heats Tree for Al ages.
SECOND RACE-SOUTHERS ExPREss W.
L-CiPEDE. PURSE, 500 dash OF a nile en-
trance ZEE, % play or pay entrance money to
second veloetpede i've or more to Nh.
THIRD RAcE-LIYERT AND STABLE KEEP
ERs PURSE, $50 dash OF Two mics; fee for
all ages.
FIFTH ~DAK-FFfday.
r RACG-CITY OF MEMPHIS STAKE.
sIuAO three mile heats free for all ages; three
or more 10 MI horse e. be named at the Judges
stand at , o'clock on the evening Previous 10
the race suoscrip ion, S50-piay or paw en-
trance money t. second hOTse.
SECOND RACE-OyERToE HOTEL PURSE
$50 mile heats free for II.
SIXTH DAY-SatuFday.
FIRST RACE-WoRsHAM House PuRsE
~ mile meats three in five free for all
SECOND RACE-FBE RINK OwNERs' PURSE.
SIS; dash OF a mile entrance zee. s.; five or
more TO Eli; entrance money to second Veloci-
pede.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PURsE. SEQ :.
for hon. esthat have not won a race during the
meeiipg 70 be Handicapped The day preceding
the race S5Oto the second horse.
No gentleman will be permitted to enter the
ladies stand, on any preJence whatever. with
out a quarter stretch badge.
The committee on ladies' stand viii u=e eyerF
Effort to secure the comfort and pleasure oSha-
ladies who nay grace the races WITH the RpIRE
ence, and preserve due order and 6ecorurn.
A splendid band Of music viii be in attend
anre each day.
The cars On the fernando street track VII
run every ten mInntes during the week. Fare
only tn cents.
the races iIcOmmence each day at so'cIock
pm. precisely.
Polls sin be sold at the Overton Hotel on
saturday evening, at s o'clock, and on every
evening OF the race week, at the same hour and
place, and each day at IL o'clock forenoon, by
WI. PasSmors, A~UctiOaeer. Pools will also
De SOLD on the track previous to each race.
DAVID NJ. PHILIP, Secretary. spl3
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BALTIM0RE

BALTIMORE. April l6.-The Baltimore
Presbytery today adopted resolutions
expressing its disspproval Of an organic
uoiOn not fist submitted to the Presby-
t RES snd adopted by thres-fourths of the
same.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

WORCESTER, April 16.-The Jury in
the case of David Dore and Josephine
La Farune, for the murder Of the husband
Of the latter at Dudley, on the 18th of
April, 1865, went out at 9 am. Not re-
turned yet. The trial occupied three
days.
~Bartholomew O'Donnell, of Melfsrd,
indicted for the murder Of Bridget Muir
ray In October, pleaded guilty OF murder
In tie second degree, and was sentenced
20 imprisonment for life.
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WAR pEPARrMExT.

BUREAU R~KFUGEEs, FREEDNEN, ETC.
WAsHIHGEoS. d. C..APil Z, iS69J
Respectfully returned. A Superin-
tendent will be retained in Tennessee In
charge Of school work, who will do Ell Ia
bis power to assist the schoois in that
State. By order Of Rrevet Msj. Gen. o.
y. Howard. +. ID BEwALL,
4. A. A. General,