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THH AprRoAcHlne PRoyIsClAL OouncrL

TIE APPROACHING PROVINCIAL CoUxCIL. -
The tenth Provincial Council Of Balumure
ON Sunday, April 18th. the feast Of st Mark.
n d It's sessions will terminate on the follow.
ing Sunday, the feast Of St. Athansius. Doctor
Of the Church. Twelve bishops OF the prov.
der the presidency Of tn Metropolitan, TO d..
iibsrate on matters OF discipline In ths prov.
ipce, and chiefly on the most saectual means
for carving into execution the decree OF the
eecond Plenary Council Of BALTIMORE, which
have been already revised and approved By
the Holy See The Most Rev. Archbishop has
issued Q circular directing the pastoral clergy
Of the dioceee TO reeits the Litany Of the Saints
iDmedtstely before or after the High Mass on
'he sunday preceding the opening Of the couu.
ell, and 20 exbort their nocks to pray tor the
from the deliberations Of the council.-Be q.
mere Ssn. s-n
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Bs.ise.s as the spesker's sas,e vss d,sposei
OF ss follows:
Sspais sslI for paving Pennsylvania avenue.
Retired 10 the Commftiee on the District OF
1olumb bia.
Senate eil for the removal OF political dsa-
e.l.iiss from John ID. Taylor. CSnmtttee On
Rs construction.
Ssns,e btu tn carry into eGect the convention
- Jnly "a. ls6S, between the Uhi,-d Stafsa and
htsIoo for the sdju-fment Of crAims between
the two cCuptrtes Passed.
Senate bill 20 continue tn force an act en- H.
'lsc an act Go eYftnd the charter of Weshlnx ton
Clt,. sno forth. Passed.
Senate ball 90 con nnue freedmens hospitals.
Passed-syes. ~; nays, ~.
r.sssee was received fro m the Preeident {.
announcing his approval OF the civil tenure
bill.
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TIE PITTsBURG AND CoNNELLsvILLE ALL
ROAp-During the past winter several OF the
cor tracts on this road were thrown mp by the
parfies bo had undertaken them. they aver
ring that they had already lost large sums, and
would lose more should they continue the
work. This Of course checked the progress Of
the work somewhat. Last fall forty three
sections were let. and forty .eeven remain ed
unlet, between Cumberland and Oonnells VILE,
a distance Of ninety miles. Those sections
which were let at that time comprised the
heaviest work on the line Of the road. The
company have now, says the Cumberland
CAylllan, determined to pat the entire work un.
Dontract; to let all the sections which have
Aoe Seen heretofore bid for, as we'll as to relet
tnaee which have been thro Wn MP during the
y1Dfer. The specifications will be ready for
d button at their once by the 9th instant.
1oork will be put In hands At once, and
ibo oflcers OF the company will make every
effort to have the road opened and cars run.
ninG between Pittsburg and Cumberland by
the fall Of 1870
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HEADERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT.

RICHMOND. Va, April 2, 1869.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 65.-IExtract.I
3. The duties and powers Of the Provisional
Governor OF Virginia are hereby redevol we'd
upon H. n. Wells, the present Provisional
Governor.
i. Of General Orders No. ", dquarters of
the Army, Adjutant Generals Once, dated
March Is, 1-69, the 21st u. =. Infantry will
proceed, via the Pacific railroad, to California,
and be reported by Its commanding onicer to
the Commanding General Military Division of
the Pacific for assignment
Ey command of Bvt. Major General Webb.
;. F. CHALPIN, Asst Adj't General.
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HEADQ'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIST RICr,
STATE or VIRGINIA,

RICHMeND, VA, April 3, Is6J. }
GENERAL ORDERS No. 67.-[Extractl -
:. A vacancy having occurred in the office Of
the auditor OF public accouats, State OF Vir.
gins, by virtue of the joint resolution Of Con-
gress pm 1blished in General Orders No. IS, Head
quarters OF the Army, Adjutant Generals
Once, dated M arch ~, 1859, Brevet Lieutsnant
Colonel 7 II. Stanton, major and p1vmaster
United States army, is hereby temporarily ap-
pointed auditor. and will AT once assume charge
OF the duties.
BY command of Bvt. Ma jor General Webb.
ST CHALFIN, Asst Adj't General.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This ArsrlseI's Dispatches.


PHILADELPHIA, April s.-of the seeurutie.
stolen yesterday from the B-1-ncisl Savings
Fund. about sso,leo were registered bonds. not
con nverubie. Coupon bonds Amounted TO
slS,,0p. Of which sSs.ooo were 5-so's. Mort
cages TO tie amount OF Sa.Gsp were nof dis
turbed. 10 that, In GLIDING the Registered oonds,
securities, and real estate, the society will have
s13n.OoO 10 meet the claims of their tnre~ tnou :
sand deposi,srs. The society has offered =
rwsrd OF e25,90 for ne arrest OF the burglars
and the recovery Of the assets. The managers
nave suspended payments 20 depositors for the
present. In addition 20 tue bonds belongiug 10
the society. there were 4 large am Bunt IN b)Hes,
oeioneing 70 prlNa'e parties, deposited TO- .afe
seeping. The vslusbles Were In the yauli,
Win Lille com hiEation lock, which, a. we'll
as the smaller safe inside were bored into with
apparent ease
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HKAp9'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA.,


GENERAL Orders, Ne. ~.
'. SUBJECT to the approval of the War De.
partment Brevet Lieutenant Colonel T.. w.
Stone, nret lieutenant 2lst infantry, and second
lientenant e. 5. Hem lzleman, ID Uaited States
artillery, are hereby announced as sIdes.d de.
camp on the staff Of the commanding geaeral.
2. In addition 70 his duties aide-de.camp,
Breyst Lieutenant Colonel Stone 10 announced
as seting assistant adJutaEt general.
BY command Of Brevet Major General WEBB.
S-F. CHALyIS, Asst AdJ't 0enT.
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EUROPEAN NRws BIZ CABLR-The Spanish
Provisional Government finds itself Obliged 10
call for contingent OF eighty thousand men
for the army during the present year. This
will not abate the discomfort already existing
In the country. In the Cortes on Friday, in re-
ply to an inteFrogafocy the Munster Of
Finance, stated that he b "a no knoWledge that
Dir Hale, the American Minister, had ever in.
troducsd articles contraband Of war under his
diplomatic privileges, - bad been reported.
The Spanish papers comment unlavorably
npon Mr.. Hale IN connection with the story
The Pfovisional Govern ment accuses Con o.sies
Bravo, the Prime Minister Of Queen isabella,
.piracy for the assassination Of Admiral
Tapete.
A dispatch from Alexaudria says another
plot to assafsin.te the yiceroy Of Egypt has
been discovered and frustrated. A loaded
bomb was found under his chair In the theater,
and was wilhdrawn before IL could sxploae.
A large number Of arrests have been made Of
suspected rartiee. The actnal dsmolition of
the wells Of the Fortress OF LnpembafK have
been commenced. The Cunard line will i'm
re6iately procet with the constyucsiop Of two
new fast steamers. The contract for carryiae
the mails between Liverpool and New York
has finely been awarded to the Cunard line by
the post once department.. Oonspiraciss
sgsinst the Italian 6overnmens have ben dis
covered, and number ofarress have folio we'd.
n4Church floral decoranons q all moAsru
fa.bionsbls wecdings are consiasred inaispea.
sable. 80 81
~ Lousvilis burelars rendezvous IN ia
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EvARssrc LARoCHB is coming to wsshine
ton am ba IS ador on Hayu.
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Mr.. FREDERICK DOUGLASS declines tn =
Hay tien Mission upon the two.foid ground
that he cannot afford to take il, and prefers to
dwell in the land of his birth.
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TIE United States Supreme Uoart will nd
journ on the Is instant unui 0ctobsr.
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and any court Of the United States having ad.
miralty juIisd c'i ION may take and have cogni.
nance Of all cases arising out Of said captures,
and the same proceedings shall be had therein
as In other cases Of prize.
SIC. 2. And be It further enacted, That the
shares In such capu awarded to the offi cers
and men entI led to prize shall be paid out of
the trvasury Of The United States.
Approved, March 8, 1859.
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fPUBLIC-EO. 81

An Act respecting the organization of militia
in the States Of North Carolina South Caro-
lima, Florida, Alabama. Louisiana, and Ar
kansas
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
reseBtattreS Of ne United States Of Am.rico in
Congress dssenIled- That much OF the act
entitled "An act making appropriations for
the support OF the army for the ycIr elding
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixtv-eight
End for other purposes" approved March two
eighteen hundred and sixty -s.ven, as proni bits
the organization. arming, or calling into servic.
Of the militia forces IN the States Of orth Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama. LOUIS
lara, ard Arkansas, be, and the same Is here
by, repe iled.
Approved, March 3, 1eS9.
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ESCAPE OF ENPR Es. RosBERs.

WHITE PLAINS, N. " Apru 5.-rwo ex-
press robbers, named Martin aud Thompson.
together with two other prisoners. committed
for theft. made their escape from jail last nigh .
leaving no trace by which the authorities can
capture them.
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TIE WAR IN CUBA.-Advices from Caba
state that Colonel Zaller is organizing a bat-
talon OF free blacks Tor active service oy per-
mission OF the Government Ii Ii understood
that more battalions will be organizso sh. .,rtly
A skirmlsh took place between ne a. surgsnts
and Government troops, while the latter were
Puerto Principe. The result is uukaown. Ths
Toce DE Cuba approves of tn. organization of
colored regiments, and adds that the colored
reople favor SPAN, and have always repelled
tne offers Of the insurgents. IL is reported thai
the ipsurgents have destroyed portions of IN.
Sagua la 9raude Railroad.
Recent letters from San Juan de los R.m,-
clos give the particulars OF tn massacre OF
sonora Arredando and several Of her childreo
Her husband had Joined the iu.ureents. Shs
was enticed within the Spanish lines, With Ser
family. under the pretence Of ineeting her hus-
1ana, ,s ana tne whole party were butchered by
agents Of the Cubans, supposed TO De snissarses,
nave been endeavoring 70 enlist various iud,-
ylduais without authority Of sanction, either
.ns provsionai government In Caba or its
Information nom the vicinity OF SANTIAGO de-
Cuba, that The insurrection 10 steadily pro9ress-
ing; Well-infermed Cabsns in Wssaiaeton
viii in Q fsw days have secured a ssaport.
special 70 he New YORK Herald, dated as-
vana, April 4, says: A Cuban who was sas-
pscted Of sympathy With the rebslisoa, and
sas, was relsased, but 1ndiaG AS life Was in
danger, he concealed himself % board an
American vesoeL. He was seise1 by volun.
trers, and the 0overnment sent him uadr es.
rom @ 4 Msssnsss % ana Ssmsndcd S d his . snrr,sdss %e
bat Captain General Daice refused. and ansi,
y appointed Ools. He.rora and Riso % visit
Matankas and settle ths matter. roe Drttiss
war vessel has returned from Raeesd IslSnd
She brings connrmatory informatica OF -
charges against spanish naval onicere IN the
matter Of the schooner Mary Lowell, ssizsd by
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GEN. ]. BASKHBAp MAaRupsa is at tn
Owen House.
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JUDsR CARTER has left u ncinnati for thi
city with petition for the release OF ths F-u
ian General Halpin, now coufaed in q British
prison.
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DEATH OF GENERAL BURTON.

PRovIDEscs. X. L, April 5.-Brevet Brig.
sdler General Burton. Colonel OF the Sth arfli.
lery, commanding NJ Fort Adsms. Newport
di-d at thSt poet on Sunday Of apoplexy, n
the age of 81.
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[PUBLIC-No> 81.
An Acr explanatory Of the act entitled "an
act declaring the title to land warrants IN
certain cases."
BE IL enacted BY The Senate and House II Represen.
aires II tss IRited States ef america IN CoBsress
dssssbIed. That TIE act entitled "Au act clar-
III the title to land warrants in certain cases"
approved June third, e'gnteen Run Ire al d
hfty EIGHT, be so construed and applied as to
auihogze the legsl representatives of dece e,sed
claimants whose claims were filed prior to
heir decrease 10 file the proof necessary TO per-
feet the came.
Apprnyfd. March z leGq
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvENUl-Hhe receipts to-day
from this source were sSis,8sl.lV
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OFFICIAL.
LlES OF fHE UNITED STATES.
Psssed Of Third Session Of Fortieth Consrss.
OFFICIAL.

IPUBLIC-NO. %
An ACT TO saInoI ze The Secretary Of War TO
place al the disposal OF the National LincoIn
Mouument Associate AZ Spr,hE fiel<t IiIi
hVis. oama ged and captured ordnance
B, lsHa ted By tie S.nate and Hs.lse Of t,presen.
fehsss the CEstea States Il <me sss ConQJe ss
asss Set-f. That the > er-tary of War be, aEd ne
Is hereby, authsr Izsd and directed To place at
the disposal OF the Natioaal LiRcoia Mbnu-
me 1t Association, at Springfield, Illinois, such
damaged and csptnI,d eronze aRd brass guns
and ordnance ss may be required, out of
wslch 10 cast the PRINCIPAL Hxufes 10 be inccr-
porat<d into sa,Io sruc' e; said .tsrial be
dehNeItd te sad association nj Springfield,
Illinois.
In Marnn
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Approved, March 3, 1869.
TPTBI,IC-NO. Sal

IPUBLIC-NO. Sll
An Act to establish a bridge across the EaSt
New York, in the State of New York, a post
road
Be 1t enacted by sae Senate and house qf Repre-.
sentdtires II The United .Stascs Of Ansericd Com
gre IS dSsembled, That the bridge across the East
river, between the cities Of New York and
Brooklyn, IN TIE State OF New York, to be coz.
structed under and by virtue of an act of the
IAN act to incorporate the New York Bridge
Company. for the purpose Of constructing and
maintaining bridge over the East river be.
prssed April sixteeE:h, eighteen hundrea and
sixty seven Is hereby declared to be, when
completed in accordance with the aforesaid
law Of the State Of New York, . lawful struc.
mails OF the United States Irorided, That the
said bridge shall be so constr ucted and built as
not to obstruct, impair, or injurioasly modify
tne nav-eauon OF the river and In order to
company, previous to commencing the con.
structiOn Of the bridge, shall submit to the Sec.
rs'ary Of War, plan OF the bridge, vita de-
tailed map OF the river at the proP site Of the
brioge, and forth distance Of mile aoovs and
below the site, exhibiting the depths and Cur!
rents at all points Of the same, together with all
river as may be deemed req uisite BY the Sec.
retary Of War to determine whether sad
bridge. when built, will conform to the pre-
scrioed conditions OF the act, not to obstruvt. l..
Of the river.
SIC. 2. And be ii further enacted, That the
Secretary OF war Is hereby autnorizad and
directed, upon receiving SAID plan and nap
and other information, and upon being salts /.
ned that a bridge built on such plan and at
said locality will conform to the prescribed
conditions of this act, not to obstruct, impair,
or iDjuriously modify the navigation of said d
river, TO notify the said company that he ap-
proves the same; and upon receiylng such
the erection of said bridge, conforming strictly
10 the approved plan and location. But until
the Secretary Of War approve the plan and
location OF SAID bridge, and notify said compa-
ny of the same in writing, the bri ge shall not
be built or commenced; and should any chan re
be made In the plan Of the bridge during the
progress OF the work thereon, such change
shah be subject likewise To the approval of m.
Secretary OF War.
SEC. 3. AndJe further enacted, That Congress
shall have power at any time to alter, amend,
or repeal this act.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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SURGEON ID. 5. EDWARDS is appointed Pres.
ident and Surgeon Geoi e Clymer member Of a
Medical Boa. TO- the ply sicsl examination OF
Officers for promotion.
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GYThree hundred Of Tennessee's stnndsng
pox Or nooolee.
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TPUHIIC-No. 5l.l

AN Act relating 20 captures made by Admiral
Farragut's ffeet in tne Mississippi river in
May. (I-69,l eignteen hundred and sixty
egAf two
Be tt saacted by n. Senate and Hosse Of RepyeseR-
ta,s->s If ne Uait.d States If Am>riea Congress
sssenbled, That the vessels attached 20 or con-
Eseted with Admiral Farraguts nset In the
river Mississippi which participated In the
opening Of that river and which resulted 10 the
capture Of New Orleans IN the mosth OF nay,
Eighteen hundred and sixty.two, and which BY
law would have been entitled 10 prize moeey
BOO entitled 10 the benefits of the prizs laws Ia
NE same manner as they would have bepn ha0
the district court for the eastern distric. OF
LOUISIANA BEEN then open and the captures
AaAs sy saiA vessels Aaa ben libslled tSeroin;
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Wall Street Ts.dav.

NEW YoRk. April 5-Money market ac,Iye
and strong Money sharp at to l. 6 per cent
commission. Exchange sS. Gold, 3ik. 5-s0's
ie62, coupons, ligk; ls6s, lis; ls65, iI7; Iso5.
new, l'3S; ls67, 1I3k. North Carolina sIxes,
oeS; new, 3A. Virginia skies. ex-coupons,
Soi new, o. asked. Tennessee stxes, ex-cou-
pons 65A; new, e5. Louisiana levee SKIES, 90.
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The long agony 10 over and the President
has signed the modified Tenure.of. Once bill
Quite evidently the good old times-for the
quid nuncs-when we had veto every week,
are over.
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asvernnens seeurts,es,

WAsRIEsTUH, April S, t56s.-Jay Oooke a.
Co. furnish the following auotatisns Of Gov
aruu sacurit
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APPOyNrMexrx VIRGINIA.

RICBNoED. Va. April s.-C}eueral Webb to-
day appointed Col. 9arrick Mallory Secretary
OF State. and MAJOR Samuel A. Porter second
Auditor. Both Of these gentlemen are army
Cficrrs
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Baltimore nsrsess, r..ssv.

BaITIhoEE, April 5.-Cotton quiet aui
steady AZ J cents. Flour quiet. wheat un :
changed and dull; sales Of good 20 choice red
al s2-iO TO -2.25. Corn opened nrm, but closed
heavy; prime white, % 10 50 cents; yellow, -
TO % cents. Oats dull; California nominal a.
~ 10 eo cents. Pork quiet At S3l.50. Bacon
quiet; rib sides at 15k; clear sides. ia; shout
ders, lia TO IS; hams, 20 TO 81; lard qaIet a: 20
Whiskey dull At % cents.
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Financial Matters IN BaItiasrs re-dax.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Virginias. inscribed,
old, AZ bid; AZ asked; do. le6s, 80 bad, 50 :
aeked: do. le67, 81 bid.
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TPUBIIC-NO. Dl

Az Acf TO smend an act entitled IAN act TO
exempt certain man facturers from inter-
paI tax, and for other Purposes" approved
March thirty first, eighteen hundred nd
sixty eight.
BE AZ enacted By tie !Senase and Honse Of R<py..
s,stahrss Of TIE Fpited Stats II Ameried an COM
or,ss assembled, That the act 10 exempt certain
ms facturers from Internal tax, and for other
purposes, approved March thirty-one, eigh-
teen h u ndred and six'y eight, be, and hereby
l., amer ded in the second section thereof so as
u remit all tsxes upon naval machinery which
hsd not sccrued prior 70 the nrst day OF April.
eiehieep hundred and sixty eight
Approved, March 9, 1869.
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New York Grain Market rs.day.
NEW YORK, April 5-flour dull aud cents
lower. Wheat dull, nominally lower Cora
dull a shade easier.
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- Ribbonmen are called sthe rrish Vu-
Klux."
The Princess 4etteruich decide tnst
in the train.
Aruhcial bullding stone d sucosss IN
~Ninneson hes q thrse moasns os6 49,
hat talks cosnectsdly.
WiscosMn proposes 70 aholisA - szana
Jury eystem.
e0Ooi. Lamar. formerly ciern Of ne Don.
Seoerae House of Representative, is ruunfne
yor Mayor OF Columbos, Ca.
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Both HOUSES OF COkGRnse, on SATURDAY,,
agreed to the resolutsc1 rs providing for an ad.
journment. on Saturday next. rhe Senate will
probably remain in session to act upon the
nomir ltions before 1t.
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(PUBLIC-No. 40
An ACT in reference to certifying checks by
natiDual banHS

BE n enacted o. hss SsSdt, and House " Repre-
sestattrs Of fbc Cnasd States Of ARsericI in Con-
Srsss assembled. That n shall be unlawful Tar
any ofheer, clerk. or agent of any NATIONAL bank
to certify ANY check drawn upon said bauk
unless the person or company drawing sand
check shall have on deposit in said bank at the
tire such check Is certified an amount of
money equal 70 the amount specified IN such
Ch-ck: AID any check certified by duly
authorized officers sball be a good and vslid
obi CATION against such bank; and any officer,
clerk, or agent of any national bank violating
the provisions of this act shall subject such
bank 10 the liabilities and proceedings on the
part Of the comptroller as provided for in Sec
ton hfty Of the nalponai banking law, approved
June third, els hfseu hundred and sixty -foul
Approved, March g. I~ss
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by Cabie.i

LONDON, April S. n a. m.-CousoIs, ss
Bonds. s3S. Illinois, ssa. Erie. 2ss. Attain
tic and Great Western railrold, 32x.
FRANKFORT, IL a. m.-Bonds, o7ka..
LIVERPOOL N a. m.-Cotton market quiet.
sales VIII reach 10000 bales: MIddliag Up-
LANDS, ~ Saa; Middling Orleans, I2Sa..
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iBy BanEers' and BroEers' Telegraph.

Lewis johnson 4 DO. quote stocks and BOND g
IN home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW ioRE, April 5.-First Board-U. 8 sc,
t-el, coupon li5S; s.2J's, leo2. coupons. lIea I;
l-o4, coupons ll5 1865 coupons, ll6S; looo
lo.eos, coupons, lO5a; Pacific Mail. s3a; ONO
z Miss. Certificates 30; Mariposa, lsk. ATTAIN
ue Mail, none; Canton, 50; Oumberland, - ;
western Union Telegraph. 39S; Quicksil yer,
Central, l6ia; Hudson lao; Reading, " Z;
MicoiGan Central, lISS; Michigan Sontn-
ern. 96f; Illinois Central. nome; Cleveland ana
9ia; Cleveland Il Toledo. none; Rock Island,
BOY; Fert Wayne, l25S; Alton Terra aante,
D Toledo Z WabAsa, g.; Adams EXP.
Stases Express. 59x; American Express, ,0s:
mer 5hants' Union. 15S: Chicago n Alton. lSr
do. preferred, lJa Market dull. Gold, lSI . A.