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s.)..zl4af& COMMERCIAL
s56 EUrK aar9st.

NV TeIezraph.I ERw YORK. April IS.
I CorroV-I@ e,1f Z and unchan nged: sales
roo baTes Az 2St59 -S1<c for middling up
''F'qe17 FqloGK - Receipts, ass bbls; frmer for
10 Il grades, and dun ana heavy Tor lower
In1ttIrTqa lsnd. good tdescriutfons; sales
of 5,883 barrels at S. 35gS5 IS for suo
~ IN, at'9ra -tate s5 SJal 10 for extra Vest
eru. s6 75aS % Tor white wheat extra,
- g5Fa T.s5 tor round noop ohio. 81 oOg
q 30 { r. extra ST. Lsuis,a and ~ O8@lz ~
for good to choice do. closing duil Ior
all kinds, aye Flour quieti sales 20 dds
CoKN MEAL-DGu.
= SHE&r- IA e. eceipts s95 bushels; Spring Is
I sdse bsttax: w WizlfeT dulta and heavy; sales
81. 10 bushels at 81 81 Tor No Spring Ia
- re; 81 80 a a for 90. 2 Dc in store ana
delivered; 81 - tor No and 9, = do mixed;
ST 43 for No. do. in store 81 AZ tor do de-
iverl q 81 20 Tor white California; 81 SIG
Tor ,4ihife Canada, and srnutty do. on PHI
RYE-DujI; sales OF $500 bushels West
errtaa 81 30. and 2.eoO bushels State al II 30.
/. RARLEY-Duil.
4. CoRN-R Receipts 1904 bushels; new corn
eRgsa 9d p e 8stsies ati1e ssa s s4' 8 90 o60
4 busfielS at SIaS3c for new mixed western
/ S{aS5c for ord q ito in store; S5@8je Tor dit
/ to anoat; SAC Tor old white western IN
so ASrs-Receipts 9,O25 bushels; market,
4 shade firmers with demand; sOgo01ac, lot
n
I RICE-EirTn.
Z CoFFEE-- Quiet and firm,
SUGAR -ssIeatiy; sales OF lOO hogsheaos
F Cubi al lIIa9l2Me.ev as
Z sic Lass sEs-Daiii sales o1 ID barrels new
Orleans a 6jc.
PErRoLKUM-Quiet at l719c for crude;
LsArrE s-Hana. ock sole quiet at previ-
"a vo9I.-The market is quiet and drcop-
( no. "a es of 3C0,OJ0 pounds AT 4I9oIc lor
domestic faecs: 40045c for pulled; 4S1ac
for combiugs; 25c tor Texas
BTSSEED OIL-t9ulek
| pORE-Juu ard heavy; sales OF 9OO D2is-
at s3l 251s3l 50 for new mess ana ola 90,
/ sZ5 75a26 . for prime; S2S 0O92S % Tor
/ Urtlne mess; aisO, sales OF 2,S0J DdTfelS OF
] new mess, seller last half of ay. at 81 o0.
rtsEFr2e q Uiiet* sale of 10 barrels aL1@ W
4 IsiG 90 for new plain mess; Sl2 O09lo W Tor
4 new extra mess. -. ~. - a. 20, 81
TIrRCE Beer Dull at S23 GO92s 90 for
( prime mess; 30 00930 for 1ldia mess.
BEEF HABIS-Steady; sales OF IfV Darfels
I &26 00st32 0. =,
Il @-tgDr MEATS Dull and heavy; sales Of leC
4 packages at l255@I3e for shoulders; Io1a9
2 4 &c tor hams = 80 = -
4 bOxes o. Cumb -rland cut at l72494otsc
III LARD-i3eavy and q shade lcEer; sales
L OF 90 tierces at tl739l6/gci cnleflY Io14c lo
4 steam: ISLS1T ISzze for k-U tile rendered.
BUTTER-d 4 eavy az z3085c for ohlo' ano
4 -'1551s 'CHTesE-Fifrrl as at 1ss23c for common tc
s FREIGITrs Liverpool heavy and low
er. with en- ugagements Of 80 bushels
. wheat per steamer "a Id per Drlsbel- o
e SPIRIGS UEPESTISE-1 1Sniet-r sfssse -
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Resignation Of Rear Ad-
mIra1 Smith.
Army ofoers Detailed.
Commercial Convention In
Chicago.
Another letter from John Russell
YOunG.

Young.
Nrw YORK, April 2S.-The Eren-
;., P 81 publishes the following let
taT sr from Mr. J. Russell Young:
r. ne Fattor Of the Evening Post;
thank you for the spirit of your
comments on the recent publications.
IA he Sun. 1T the latter aitert atiVe
groves true, the whole press Will re-
ceive from this case a shock to It's ln-
Auence. a stain upon its character, the
effect of which may eounterbalanee
many years OF the upright and honor
able labor Of others ia the service or
fhe public. 1t will certainly now be
more necessary than ever tor all me M
hers of the press who wish to save it
from disgrace to join not in merely
denouneiug the imposter now
rxD1sed. but in keeping the
.re-t If the profession entirely above
t;ndred susoicions. am content to
o.cerf the Judgment. WHAT have
written. l have written, and what
have done, J. have done. take the
respousibili Y, aud do not write thli
in any way to escape from 1t. MIR
Stockton says, with an arrrangemen
nod with an editor OF the Tribune
whose name is given, for news, Mr.
Young had nothing to do. lie ma
have suspected it, tut he was nevs
informed of it by me. 1t was by Nj
Youna's direct influence that TN
matter was stopped. l rememoee
writing many OF those letters. L q
not remember others. have NJ
seen them. The person to whom the
were written had been my schoo
mate and friend. The friendship WI
broken by his misconduct in q bus
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ass interest in which he had .beenEl
nIaced by my iuhuenee. 0EW ben
he left it, was menaced with this
mobilization. was told small sum
Of money could suppress it. My reply
was that / had written many things
which I did not care to see pTtnteds1
MY bank book, my letters TO my wife.
nv diary, my correspondence gener-
ally, could t;be made ppbhc witih II
ont ANNOYANCE. i had written DOth
ing which could make me lose the re Es =
apect of any one who knows ema. sOts
course, / am sensible OF the sefror .!
ever having said this correfSp 9noH eH =
-. For that mistake 4 eanEos mo
make sufficient explanatlo1' OF
twenty five years L had looKed upV15
him as a friend, when shou'u
have known that he was mere
ly a dog. / gave him conndehce, y
personal association, generous 'peui,iy
and charity, when TO nm essentlaiIy
charity was precious. 1 shonso nave
tossed him the crumbs ana Deahs
from my table, That was my biunder;
There are men who hold In our socla9l
economy the same relation WnIcn Ver-
min hold in nature 4 regret the
same distinction has finally crept into
the press. When any scoundred mas
private letters to sell, ne may ma
market in a New YORK newspaper.
He will not oIly have Ehem prlntea,
but so dextrouslysi arranged ana
clipped and commented upon tnat
matters which were never IN MS
mind and circumstances which never
existed will be made to appear az ms
life and speech, and though the,si4l 4 e
ulest transactions in business Will De
spoken of as crimes. and courtesieS'
&c, of life will be held as glarlng
conspiracy and intrigue. LII tnere
are phrases which have no meaning
a meaning can be invented, ana WIN
an editor ingenious and fertile with
his pen, there is no limit to TINS IN
vention. / do not believe In SUITS
for libel, as n general thing, put L
have given the editor OF this print an
opportunity to explain ana deieho
| this transaction with private corre-
spondence before jury OF MS ecoun'
trvmen. Having done this, L have
only to say that there Is nothing IN
these letters which L cannot explain
whenever an explanation IS proper.
1t is not proper here and now
| This puOllcaEOn As III pau
resolute, determined effort TO
drive me from the 1f16ane anc
the press of this city. 1t Is only
the elimination of a conspiracy which
has long been engendered. am sat
isfied that it has taken this shape. y
has brought to me unexpected anc
, precious evidences of friendship, anC
from no men more warmly. l an
proud to say, than the generous, nool'
t gentlemen with whom am ASSOCIATED
| in business. | am. respectfully, 14a
: Your obed't sery't, --as ef 81
JNO. RUSSELL YOUNG.
: The Express publishes a spec:ia
n dispatch from Philadelphia, say1nt
( that Attorney General Brewster pub
fishes a card denying that be wa
: ever Aeeced by Young or the 1hor'ttn
> Post. tet ~
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st. L0uls HarkeI.

By Telegraph s,ares ST LOUIS, April e, N
oI511al 81 9aeszas7c 2uab I
L HEHP-Dulls sales of prime and chOice I
undressed atasl209l6d ~ s4Lf4 al nI
4 FLoUR-poii aud unchanged; supeEfne /
sold at "a 35Gg5 %: Spr ng and Fail Xxx at I
50 S5516 IS and xxx at ~ l50gS %. s-ge. aiI
Y, MHGATTp91l IL 1,e ~ I2I r @ 4e ss9 81 8 3 f5r ff
ch hoice,tio. Spring is SIT R ana htz ner. MOL
gin eleYator sold. St 81 04gl g, and eholce
coRN-T,oWer and sunsettIea; sales of 4
mixed and yeHow in bulk Rt5Ss5S56e, and &
99lc 65gReaSS r. - Ss And 8iae1c ~ u
BAIsa EY-- quiet at 81 7dgI 10 nn Illinois
and towa Springs and y 70 for choice AZ MIN
R7E-Firn1er atsI 25.I ttsBoaf so aa59I
WHIsKY-Easier atS5129ST e,asxs D. u gsa
/ ! GRecERIEs-Dulla at !2sl5e Tor Lo2qis1an2
2Dta2211c for medium grades of coffee, and
25a26c for choice Rio. L4.frg 90
+ PoRKT Quiet, with small safes at sst 005 ]
BULK .MEATs-Dry-salte meats hrmer;
sose 9 sn91lders M SOD at y4ci rip eldes AZ
Picked HAMS -SweeJ picked hams sold
: iBAcoS-Quiet but f1rn, lsp6 holders are
Ilnot anxious 60 sell at presentpriees; Shout
lders sold an small. Way1a l3csand 7eleaEs
Sfss T,ARD - He tfrhaly at Isc ,or ciloies
/ tferee. and I91z920c tor kegl sH - .lsBn
! HCATTLE-Prfm aud 5choice extra ship
ping beeves are in oefnsnd -.,.r L..I1 .
H.
lScw FOrh GoFd ard stock Market.
BY Teiegraph.I NEW. YoRK. ApriI g.
|. MoNEY-The r arl1et is unchanged, ana
the demand on call is free y. m eti at Col,
i and he supply increasing. s.x. IL .CL a.un
4 MISUNDERSTANDING nrm at SIsg9 Tor
first class bins; comHlercial and bond biiis
| GoLD = without decided change. the
| market opened at 1355z, declined To- l3352,
then advanced TO I3 Vi, and csosed.at 1887;
the rates Tor borrowing. are l-I6, 3-6b y ~,
4 l-32, 5.64, and 3 per cent. to fiat, and for
j carrying aGll-32, and 4g5 per cent. Clear
ances. S93, ,09J000 r. ~ Hna .uoU1gGuE E
j GoyERNAIENTs = In. g cd demand az an
i advance, the f0reIgn houses TAXI q all
4 issnes for sh ipment ] sTo-day's stsanasr care
II ried a large anlOunt from all the exch ange
houses. Tne market is bare of '8ls and 62s !
'65s and '65s were most active, one houss
1 alone selling the latter at nos; l0-4ls gre
Il very strong, and per cent, higher- Ihe
closing prices we're: Coupons Of ~, hS14
@H6A do.a'62.i III 156gl2l 9s; do 6l, llI14ag
li715 do. 65, fiS54ai 3; do new, ll6 q ~
do. '67, 1i69 l161S; do, 6S, ll554 GIG 10 4Us,
l071z9Jf75sk - - > ~ bha At'
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Virginia Conservative state COnVen-
tiOn.

RICHMOND, Va, April %. : The
Conservative State Convention met
to -dav. Two hundred delegates rep
resepting fifty counties are present.
r. r.. Daniel was chosen President
The Conservative candidates nomi-
mated in 1867 have all sent In their
resignatioDs. 1t is understood that
no new nominations will be made,
and the Conservative party will cast
its vote in the election for Walker,
on the Conservative Republican ticket
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had been repaid, while for all, notes
were given and endorsed, and the le-
gal interest paid, but net one dollar
has ever been received by that paper
as subsidy or gift. No bargain was
ever made with Cameron or Grow Il
Browster. or any other men. = AhaS ila.s
neither Cameron nor his son ever
attempted to dictate the lpolleysQfsthe
paper, or asked him (Stockton9 20 adj
vocate a measure or oppose one.
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Chicago aMarket.

By Telegraph.I Ifaf z CHICAGO, ,lApril 2S. ~
ExcHANGE-Fastern exc oauge frm at.
par TO l-l6 of buying, and 1-10 Sc Ting hi
Is for Spring extras. aD+ go ~
WHEAT-No. 4 ls quiet and. firmer isnles
at 81 I59I l6A; Mo- moe eEaielys y active
Ing at3L ug1 sales this afternoon ttSl 09.
CoRS-DuA and easter; asalesnof No. ! at
58d6Oc; No 2 at 551zag56c; rejected 50U52c;
new 4914a5lc; losing at4J9 1910 70 new;
sales of No. 1 at 5S4g5S4cY. seller Mayi 05c
seller last half OF May-and June; kO.2 at
this atternoon. $50 E-...y, r.t tra "a a
OARS 4Quiet, unsettled and Irregular;
\ o.. ?. 74az315c; rRJected 5fl4i05I15c;f cfOsdng'
at 571s@5Sc for No. 2; sal es'oI 40. 2 at 57eS
BIC, seller May and June. t f
fTYR-FirInef;i sales of No. 4 at sI16 Il
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Meeting OF The National sunday
EFh00I COnVontI0B.E

NEWARK N J., April 28.-The
Ahird session Of the National SUNDAY
School Convention met u Tue : Ai's
5 ( Iargs number of delegates from
Sunday School organizations through
out the Union were pre- se7pqats,s9 al
& The Convention was ctiied 10 oftei
by K. Eggleston, OF .Oticago' anu
Amos Shenkle, Of Aeatucky, ~ az
srIade temporary Chairman, and heV.
RI. Clay. Trumbull, ofoCennectlcut'
An ADDRESS of welcome was deliv-
cred by General Runyan, of New
3 Committees were appointed. and tho
Conveption inally organized, with
Mr.. George Ill. Stuart, of PhIladel-
3pbia. permanent President, and a
Vice President from each State, Rev:
H. G. Trumbie, J.. III. Vincent. OF
New York, and B. F. Jacobs, OF CHI
o. motion of E. D.. Jones, of st.
Louis, the greetings Of the-Conven-
tion we're extended to the Convention
of Sunday School workers IN Lon
The afternoon proceedings opened
with singing. by children from the
Home for Little Wanderers at Phlla
delphia.
nravinces was introduced by the
Chairman in a speech ofwelcome, tC
which Rev. E. H. Darling and Alex
Sutherland, or Toronto, responded.
Rev. Mr.. Henry, of the lrish Bap
tist Union. stated the progress O
evangel!sm.
The afternoon was occupied In hear
ing reports from Societies.
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An ABSOLUTE Safeguard,

Inyalids, broken down in health and
spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering
ffom the terrible exhaustion whfen fol-
20 VS. tne. attacks ofacute disease, the testi-
mpny or thousands. who have been raised
as by#a mlraci5 from a similar stale of
Pr0sLr2Lion py. hOSTErTER'S STOMACH
BlEIERS, is "a sure guarantee that by the
same means you too may be strengt hened
and reskOTttL But TO those who stand in
peril Of eptdemlcs, to all whc by reason Of
exposure, prlvattous, and uncongeniai eli
mate or unht althy pursuits, may at any
mopent be stricken down. this paragraph
is most I4Tticatdr,y aud eHphdticaEtg ild-
q dressed. You, VINO are thus situated are
fprOffefed an absolute safeguard against the
danger that me uaces you. Tone and renu-
late tile system with this harmless medici-
nalltsti militant ami Alternative, and You
Will be fOrearmed against the maladies
whose seeds float around you in the , ir
iut seen. HOST rTTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS are not only standard Tonic and
Alternative throus hout tue United states
but they are accredited by the Gel tihcates
of the most distinguished citizens of the
UniOH. 70 the people OF all other lands. In
Cnnada, AustIalIa, and the W. st indies
ey are gradually taking the place OF al
other stomachfes, whether native or for
ei .zn- and surely a truth is progressive
and dem pnstratfon OvefthrOWs doubt, they
will eventually supersede every other In
vigorant aud Resi- torRtfve now employed
II medicinal practice.
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QUEBEC, April 28.-The grand jury
has found a true bill against Chaime'
for the murder of Ensign w hlttaker.
The trial is fixed for Saturday.
The river is still covered with
floating ice, aud ships arrived from
Montreal are waiting to leave.
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Havana News,

HAVANA, April 28.-According to
Havana Journals the news from the
eastern department. has. of late, been
favorable to the Goyernmeut NO
great results are announced, but sew
eral skirmishes, in which the Spanis q
troops were victorious, are reported.
The two vessels captured by the
Union, off the Vuetta Abago eoas {
proved to be wreckels.-~----.sa.aa..--.
An order has been issued by tht
Governor of Porto Rico, pr0hlbitloG
vessels from entering the -harbor o.
San Juan at night ea-a.ss.ssy.
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.NeiK Orleans Narkel.

By Telegraph ] New o RLEArs. April $50 /
CorToN -ZEasier; gmiddlings 2Sc; safes
] 900 bales; rseeipts 5igr bales; no e44oT tss Z
GOLD -13i55. r.. N
-FxcHANGE-a sterling l45z; New York
sight a per cent premium. -VaaaE
.SUGAR = Duu; common I09ilc; prime
I MoLA< <sE -Unchan anged. rs 4 ElH9u3 -
FLOUR Dull sups qilpe $50; double exrl
ira 10 70; treble extra S6 25
O3RN-Qui ct; white 759T7e. t-l +3s hA
OATS --70s.f a9diu Sc gaIfuH sdl 9GfdtFaf
BRAN-SI 508l CD. s ..ta-.gt ftt
+ Po -s32 p. " ts+
b CoN -JoDbing etI8I4gl7ke1Bg1 heIdW
f 1IAaD -Duil AZ lS14cl tor Ses, and l9lac for
tftI ce.r Fl.
CoFPEE-Uneh changed. oat 90 -lfH fHnel
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NeM YOrk Cattle Market. }

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, April IA y
=.ARRIvAIS-Id-day: L970 eatt4es 7p4 sheep
$50 hogs. r.-f- f--....-... 5..--
f lBEEV ES-All seliings prices unehang cd
I2laI6c. Ff.a..f ..,rf.ffr go ezsiuu b9iia 90
SHEEP-Extremel dul, nc loWers anu
not selling. Western sheared,- ~ 297ct "
Hoes Selling at l09lo5se inl a steady
Ps6ssT; c6ssp eggs and shad lessen the demand
for meats. -
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SANDwrcH, April 23.-There is no
verdict in the Belle River murder
case, against Chisholm, the jury hav-
ing disagreed, with. eleven for acqGit-
tai, There will be a new trial
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BELFAST. Maine, April 28.-The
Grand Jury for Waldo County ad
iourned last even ng, after having
found thirty-six bills of indictment,
principally for violations of the liquor
law.
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BosroN, April 2S,-W. A, Field,
for three years past Assistant United
States District Attorney at this city,
has been appointed to correspond
ing position at Washington, by Attor'
ney General Hoar.
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HROPE.
Nv the Atlantic Telegraph.
PORTUGAL.

LISBON. April 28.-The mail steam
er from Rio Janeiro has atriEea.
The allied forces Ia Paraguay were
n,sxinp nrenarations for a final atta aek
upon President Lopez. and it's tex'
nected that an attack in the interior
before the end of April.
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: .-Haw- YnrE nrr. Gonds HarEet.a J

By TeIeeraph.1 e NEW YORK, April e. ll
The inquiry for all textile fabffcs con-
tinua limited, and. prices rule 10 y Hput
steady the only change OF moment TO i 4y
Ii S, which are selling d. lac, and Ndriolk
D44 bleached do, which are reduced "
f05Zc IN otuer classes or colt, us there is
o particular change TO observe. ~ tat-
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bouis g!Ile Market.

- Teiegraph.l HUNTSVILLE. April %.
ToBAcCo-Sales OF 2i2 hOgsheads; COM
mOn t6t,ooa iugs 80 al Hart County bright
wrapper SIS %. 1E
MISS PeRK-S3l .. Fn4s4
Disc. .aEas .
BACON - shoulders 1874 '3s<ei clear rib
sides I65salzc; G. ciear sides I7Ss SiIzS -
bulk MEATS - Suoul iers IZ>4c; clear
sidesl q.
FLoUK--superffne s. 5Og6 0O.ts&a H5.l
WHEAT-SI 40esI so. aafl
CoKN- IS atSc- sta
/ OAIS-67.a6
! 81 GAR-Duu; prime l41ac.
| HAY-Sz2 0tG23 90.
HIsKY-9ic.
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Notice to Contractors.

March 22d. 1863.
III, common Council Of the City OF
= syseTrsv1 IL viii receive sealed proposals
ahtfl the 10Th day OF May, 1868, Tor grading
s1d .DsfvIng the alley sluate between
~ ~ ~ n i,n57 First Streets, and extending
frdnn GuIberry Street TO OAK street.
By oItlerol the Council
- A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
aaa40i -i+ BY =. 4. MCGeIFF, Deputy.
city clerks Office, Egansvllle, April 22d ,
Isg9 .f 4 Lspr-2 d3t Union copy.
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door cincinnati KsrKet.
By Tel eleerapn.I CIEoINNATI. April q.
.Is fnI1t,--In .fair. r.demand; family, s6a6 8


tF1oUR--Ip fair demand; family, s6g6 %;
fancy s. 5oaS 90, -.
Wa At NornInaIfy unchanged. &
oRE-0uIf; ear, 05g65c; shelledS 619tiSc.
. ATS-Fira at G7lg7Ie for No. z TO cholce
whit. +-
4. asYE--2I 50. 81 az eUEl
GalPoN-DuH; miid ling, Z71&c.
- TUBACCO--EIrm aud in good demand
sales of I95 hhds. Q { S5dl5~ 90, .r rl...e.-
" WHIsRY-SLeady al soc.
PR0YI sIOSs-Datf; no. demand to estab-
nsh quotations. Mess PORK held at 81 ..
BuIE Meats Iz36 dI21zc tor shoulders, and
z l4tSa I4yle for sides. Bacon nOminally 1874,
49, q nh lie: small safe were made at a
shade OeloW these zafes.
7EARD - Neglected; IL can be bought at
I l6zts s-1 - bon
/ .BUFrER-DalI for all kinds, but fresh
maize and packed solid, which bring IS .
4Uc
isEHGss -DscIiss ed TO l5c, nd duu. a. I
- ROCEEsI rs U11ctTaug- q and quiet.
/ OII4-Linseed dull anu in demand at
/ 81 rs. Lard oil, 81 45id9l 80.
PETROLEUM-32 d34c. ta
SEEDs-C4oYer, dull at l5sz9l6e. limo
I thy, dun at s. T5.
Nos SST@SIaa'rltet stsady aSssi2 per cent
. 9z.2SFk.cs G e -sSt=a J. ~ tfas48 80.
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nv CAME ~ IoNDoS, April 81.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 28.-In the Cortes
yesterday, one OF the Republican
members made speech Ia which he
advocated atheistieal principles, aDd
alluded to the Christian rellglon m
terms of disrespect. He was inter7
rnnfed by Rinerro, President OF the
Cortes, who declared that the Deputy
could not be permitted to continue
his remarks.
! The Republicans were indignant at
the decision of the President, aud
withdrew from the chamber. They
subsequently, returned to their seats ga 5
aud proposed vote OF feensure against
the President. A strong debate fol-
lowed, and ended in the Withdrawal
Of the resolution.
An amendment to the Constitution,
in favor of maintaining the present
unity to the Catholic religion and
worship in Spain was rejected.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, April 28--At the sitting
of the Prussian Diet to. day, Is s.
marck, in reply to an inquiry, said the
Convention made with the Un;'ed
States for the protection Of emIgra ITS
on shipboard had so far failed Of any
practical results in the way of estao-
fishing an international tribunal for
the adjudication of cases Of complaint
arising under the treaty.
+ f-F.f IRELAND. Y
Cork, April 28-A dinner was
given here last night in honor of War--
rem and CASTILLO, the released FeDiaDs,
on the occasion of their departure
for America. The Mayor was present
and made an infammatory speech,
warmly eulogizing the guests OF the
evening. He was followed in similar
strains by others. The building n
which the b1nquet togk place was
surrounded by a large crowd, OF
friends and sympathizers, who, dur
ing the evening, formed in procession
and paraded the streets with bands
and torches. The proceedings were
marked by much enthusiasm and ex,
citement and some disorder.
FRANCE.
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JNO. RUSSELL YOUNG.

JNO. RUSSELL YOUNG.
The Express publishes a special
dispatch from Philadelphia, saying
that Attorney General Brewster pub
fishes a card denying that be was
ever fleeced by Young or the 4Hornttg
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