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WASHINGTON.
Visitors at General Grants Head
quarters.

WAsHTNaToN, February 27.-The
Headquarters of the Army were
again to-day visited by number of
those anxious to see the President
elect. The presence of Lieut. Gen.
Sherman, who was at headquarters at
half-Dast 9 this morning, aud has
remained the entire day in consulta-
ton with General Grant, has pre-
cluded the possibility of any lengthy
interviews by others, and as a gen.
eral thing they were very brief, being
confined mainly to shaking hands
and expressing congratulations, the
majority of visitors being strangers
in Washington.
Severai Senators and Representa-
tives We're present during the morn
ing, among the former were Nye,
tives Bul ier. of Massachusetts,, and
interviews with General Grant.
Many Of The visitors also took occa-
sion to Day their respects to General
Sherman. The very long interview
between the e TWO distinguished Off
GERS has reference to the conduct of
afTlirs connected with the Office Of
0CuGNdt III OAl@i. vi ahb Atd0
not mentioned at what exact day the
resignation Of tho present position
will be rendered = the probabilities
are that In the lew days intervening
between now ard the 4th of March.
There will be an hour set apart for
public receptions. There is a con-
staut rush of visitors at headquarters
that locality being the principal at
treetiOu 70 the many sitors daily
arriving here to attend the inaugura-
tiOu ceremonies.
Whatever allusions to political
matters were made by the gentlemen
visiting Gen. Grant, this forenoon
were only on general terms, no direc
question boing asked
The visit of General Butler is re
marked as among the interestin,
features Of the forenoon Incidents.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph.I tCISCINFATf. FEB. n.
FLoUIsZUn chan ged: family So 1907.
WHEAT--Du1 at u 40g1 90 for Nos.
CoRE-Quiet Win moderate demand
at SIC for ear, and G5 9G5e tor shelled.
OATS Quiet ana unchangedj sales No
RsE -5ieadv 2 ct 81 Sal IS.
BARLEY-Un Unchanged. 80 ...
f,ofrO "a siiad8 " llnbr Hlddliug 23c. F.
WHISKY DniI and prices lower; small
PoKE-- ees regular. The chief busi-
nsss done to-day " aS settling the differ
ences on FEB cary conf rstcfs. 2DJ barrels
We're sold So buL DC more was generally
asked and Oh 4tned, buyer NJ 3lch- Ed
BULK bLEAr5-I nseti1ed; shoulders sod
at lzt<c, but mostly le-d a. be; sides sold
al l45as, put mnstly h$td ~ l4s4c
BAG n -Irr 4iar, bat he.d at extreme
I3E4c; clear rio sides sold al fGs4c, bug are
Del3 - 17c G sssr sides held at I7lSc, but
sold atl4Ic; sugar cured hams IS5<1aI9Izc
BEET = Dried .SIl61Se FOR second class
brands. and 2DM2lc lOF llie best.
LARD -Do-Ii : 1t can be bought at Is1&c.
BUfIiii Very scatce and In demand az
35 04fe.
EGG5-Firm a I9c.
light.
-sFPlHs.-scarcs and in demand at s5g6
per barrel
SEED Clover aeed is in good demand at
-oLD-I34 bnging
EXcHANG E-isteaoy at lilo discount buy
ing.
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By telegraph ST. L0JIs. Feb. q.
TOBAcC9-Quiet and unchanged.
HEMP-Sales choice undressed al 8i0l
4 = FLouR--Very dull ;toply small orders IN
demand aud prices unchanReds Fail super.
hne - e0og6 %: Xxx Easz So: NXAN75
+ WHEAT-keceip pts light market dull and
strictly prime red 81 609i 20; choice 81 70
CoRH-Very dull az 08a70c.
OAfs-H 'avy and closed weak az 66MGec
for prime TO choice.
BARLEY-Choice in demand and higher
NJ 81 i5093 80 for choice to fancy.
RYE ia small supply and higher. at
81 900 IS.
PoRK-very firm, with good demand a.
f321932 50 for mess. hrn
BULK MEATs-Firm with an upward ten
dency sales OF city clear sides at 1870 for
!ocse5 and packed l7c; shoulders 1870 for
loose. ia -ft4
l5Aco~--Fi Firmer; shoulders l4llc; clear
sides lT1Sc clear rib sides i6t<c; the sales
Include .3O0.O00 pounds Gear sides, April
buYerg option at 1SLc.
,LARD-1uiet and nOmiuallv unchanged I:
prime fierce Is held at ls1zbl9e, with sales
Ia tie small way at lBc.
WHIsKY-Quiet aud steady at 92c.
CATTLE MarKel unchanged.
Hoas In small supply and easier at
S9lOc gross.
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Latest News from Mexico.
Revolution in Cubas
t@.f as----:fte
The Revolution in Cuba.


u HAVANA, February 28,-The night
patrols of the city have been discon-
tniued. sfo.1 q
More troops are going to the inte-
rior. .4aafs lssT
Intelligence ffom tNuevitos up TO
Thursday last, states that on Sunday
night, the 21st inst. the doors of all
the residents In that city occupied by
Cubans, were marked by black
cross on a .placard, with these words.
" The time for clemency is ended.
Vigilance" Great excitement was
few prominent Spaniardss alone pre-
vented an outbreak. III 1.....s ....' l.....
A foraging expedition from the be-
seiged garrison OF Puerto au Principe,
a few days since, turned into the Kali
dinas estate. On their return they
were attacked by the Cuban forces.
and were compelled to retreat to Pu-
erto Principe, with the loss OF forty
killed and a large number wounded.
Four thousand refugees from the
country are reported to be at Gibra.
There was great dearth. of provisions,
and an epidemic was feared.
Advices from Santiago de Cuba, to
Sunday, are received. The cholera
was decreasing. 1eA esse-6 Il 80.
Three stoamerselleft this port, to-
day. crowded with Cuban refugees,
for the United States. -
st. Domingo adyices to the 10th
inst. are received. 4&a D1H IN &
The negotiations for "a loan from
British canitalists are a failure, the
security offered not being satisfactory.
The question, of annexation to. the
United States is exciting considerable
INTEREST," .sli ,alf.Tsaf
President Baez has Instructed Gen.
F@bens to. confer with. the U Uaited
States Government on the policy of
creating a free neutral centre OF COM
meree, in St. Domingo. - st
1t is reported the Insurgents are
lingering IN the,yicinisg i OF Santiago
de Cuba, aed have cut an aoqueduet,
causing much Inconvenience TO the
citizens. 81 f.# gE.s tG4
Official information has been re-
ceived that General Lesca is strongly
reinforced and is pushing his way
into the interior from La Guanaya.
The insurgents were stationed IN
force on the road near Niagara Bonn
bay. 1t was expected that the troops
would soon attack them.
General lsPuella has arrived at Glen
fuegos with reiHforcements. The
troops there wilt be divided into three
detach menhs; one. under Puella, will
go TO Santo ESperitu; one, under Le-
tona, to Villa Clara, gnd the remain
ing division, under Paez, will march
to Saerra, Norma and Macagua.
An engagement took place, between,
the Spanish troops and Insurgents at
Coloma de St. Domingo, in the prov
ince Lagna La Grande. Many were
killed on both sides. The result of
the battle is not known.
Reports from Cuban sources say
that a fight occurred between the
rebel forces under General Qaesada,
aud the army of General Lssca, on
the road from GaaDaja, and assert
that the government troops were
routed.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.



/ ~ Ieiegraph.l NEW YORK. Feb. 27.
CorToN-F Firmer and rather quiet; sales
/ oi ~ bales at z15zc for nlIddliug uplands.
r. receipts 9,2S3 bpls; market dun,
! &Sss - - i9r snperfne state and Western ;
extra i6 51as % foq ~ 11r Eod,e Tf ohis.
! 81 yOas 80 for extra sd. IotIlrs "a i0Oagig II
aanT fPT E@11 ,. 70 cn91see DO q acosing heavy Rye
CokN MEALrlu fair request; sales Of z O
bols. Brandywine at IS %.
~ ~ hIskf-ct ~ irin sales Of $50 bbls. West.
lWnEAT-Reseipts ss ,set bushels, ver,,
hSll Shst ana III n5SYm,nsIiy i9wsEi about % 0
No, 2spring; 81 78 for Winter redo hIo. ana
81 " for whlte Michigan.
I hNE -Dull and dropping. -H
ia hLEY-In lair reQu, 50: aies of q a
bushels Canada West at Il IL, and 2,0 o
bushels German at 81 30.
II HAELEX .AI M.hLr-Quiet; sales OF 800 BUSH
CORN Receipts Is, ,52s bushels; market le
better, with light supply and good home.
g889lszc for new mixed Western, and Vi 0i
tgSl W for old do. IN store,
OATS Receipts, 4 ,j2j bushels; market IS
Wthout decided change; sales 4,6O0 bush.
at 7lc for Western Ia store, and 75I<c for do.
RIcE-DuIl.
2 igFEH- Quiet; sales or 500 bags Rio on
MoLAssrs Duh.
,sS ssue l., ,4.H--Frmf n saIesof $50 hhds. Cuba at
T PgEIasoLEUlI ..s -Dull; 2le for crude; 55c for
HHoPs-9oleti 5sI5c for American.
9LEAfHER- Hemioci sole irn sOassc for
Busaos Ayres and Rio 0rande light and
Hnn2o- WIs weights; A9z9c for heavy do.
WooL-ftrm sales OF 075,O0O us. al 4l1bgc
Ior domestic fleece, 7lgs0c for SECURED 256e
do1sc ior pulled. 67c for dubbed, aud soc Tor
OIL-Lfnseed quiet at 81 O2aI os.
5PIRr as IUhPENrINH Dull az 54a55c
foAK -Firmer; sales OF $50 barrels al
80 W gsz ~ for new mess; 83I 50a3l 0l or
Q "a 40; ~ 0OgA 81 for prime; SIS la30 90
Tor pr me messs also 000 barrels OF new
mess Tor seller sor April at $50 SO
bEEf-Duil: sales OF 100 ba rrels at 50 6
SlO 00 Tor plain mess; Sl2 000l9 50 for new
extra mess. Tierce beef dull and heavy:
sales OF 10 tieFees at 413 0Ua3O % fer prime
mess; 80 00gM % 4 India mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales OF 30 hhds. at
Cur MEATS -Drooping; sales OF us pack
ages at lS1ztgl354c; shoulders l70Isc.
DRESSED HDGS-Firmef, at l25<Ul3l<c for
Westerns. l3 9l4c for city.
MIDDIES-Duli and heavy.
LAKD-A shade lower; sales OF $50 tierces
az l71z9l0Ac Tor steam; lg149l056c Tor kett Q
rendered; also 500 tlerc8s OF steam Tor
seller for March, April and May ct l9g
BgrrER-FIrnn, at 25990c for ohIoi 4l@55c
CHEEsE-lS922zc.
FkEIGHrs TO LIvERPooL-Steady.
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INDIANA LEGIsLATURR.

SENATE.
INDIANAPnLIs, February 26.-The Senate
met at o'clock.
The fo'iowing bills were p tssed:
Senafe bill No. l05, to repeal the act of
1865, concerning County TfeaSureEs,
Senate bull Me- %, To amend section S63
OF the Pracllce act
SeuaIe bill No. 10, to cYeatethe Twenty
Fl tn IN ifciai Circuit. GstabH hing D. m
5nsl C., . or Floyd n CT. e - u t e {.
Senate bal No. ~, to am -I3u subdtVIs on
: 0sof section 50, OF the act for the incOrpo-
+ tion Of cities.
Senate bail No. 148, to enable turnpike G
COMPANIES to construct branch roads.
Senate bill No. 8, TO amend section 2 Of
the act concerning the sales Of Michigan
road lands.
! senate bill No. 8, to prevent prize fght-
ing.
ceedings of the March term, 1868, OF the
White Common Pleas Court.
Senate bill No. 81, to repeal section 80 of
the act concerning real property, and the
alteration thereof
SeIlate bill Ne. Ill, to amend seatIon Is
of the act con erning supervisors OF high
WAYS, was indefinitely post pOne.f.
The motion to reconsider Ihe vote by
which the resolutions of censure were
passed upon the Lieutenant Governor, on
The 18th of January, was rejected-yeas I9,
Senate bill No. 1877, the Omnibus EIuca-
tianal Bin, was perfected, and ordered 10
be engrossed-
3 The enste adjourned until 8 O'Clock to-
morrow.
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Late Mexican Adyices.

e. SAN Francisco, February 27.-Lqte
Mexican adyices reporting the escape
OF Gen. Canto while being conveyed to
Durango for trial, for the murder Of
Gen. Pdtoni, is untrue. He arrived
at Durango Jan. Sth, and was imme-
diately consigned to the tribunal
which will decide his case.
The Government has declared null
and void the contract of the Califor-
MIA, Oregon and Mexican Steamship
Company. the latter not complying
with the stipulated conditions.
The National Guard established
throughout the State of Senaloa, is
doing excellent service against the
Apache indians on the frontiers Of
Chihuahua and Sonora. r1s
Gen. Seviga was appointed Cover
nor of Iewer California. AAiSA Szs'sit
The Mexican steam frigate Juraz is
still sunk in the Bay Of Pichihuyna,
and will probably. be abandoned. aa
Rich gold diggings have been dis
covered near Todd's Santos, Lower
California. s~.-ef fs ..=.s.t-i ii
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
d closed in New YORK. Saturday. at

Gold closed in New YORK, Saturday, at
1877
General Sherman is In Washington.
The Central Pacific Railroad is again
Howard A. Cleveland, of Bangor, Me-.
has been found guilty OF numbering War
ren George, after trial Of eight days.
Thres inches Of snow fell in the City of
New York, on the night of the 26th ult.
Newton Montgomery whipped Peter
Joiee prize fight, near Baltimore, after
thirty-three rounds.
The Atlantic and Great Western and
Erie Railroad Companies have engaged.
IA a war ia the New York courts
General Grant denies saying that he was
not The representative OF the Republican
party.
General Banks Is said to be a ca a1dIdSte
for speaker OF the next House Of Repre-
sentatives.
The Rew YORK Herald says General
Grant thinks the Georgia delegation ought
TO be admitted to Congress.
Lift Raven. with three hundred Arapa-
hoe indians, have surrendered to the Gov
ernment troops.
A twenty thousan1 dollar fire occurred
at SOmsrville, Massachusetts,, on the 26Lh
uItimo. 4 ~t
Governor Geary and Judges Agnew and
Williams, OF Pennsylvania, deny having
signed letter recommending anybody for
q Cabinet appointment.
Advices from Arizona report numerous
engagements with the Indians. An
Apache squaw reports the Indians In a
starving condition, and desiring peace on
any terms.
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Chicago Market.

BS Telegrnph.l CHICAGO, Feb. n.
FLOUR Dul and nominal; sales Spring
extra az 3 2j658 -.
+ WHEAr- No. quiet at 81 % for fresh re
cetpts in nOrthW esteru horses; No. uulf (:
opened az 81 1875, and sub equenEy hrmer,
with sales az 81 ifgl l4sz, clos ng ~ 81 IA
al l424; sales sine quiet, q fl l4A.
+ CORN Duii. md 1s814c hlgner; sales Of
new 81 5711g5Szc for no grade. 56t4W5714c
for NO. 2. klln-drird at59lzc, closing s,eady
A. 5Sg5st4c Tor new; sales or No. ~ Dsc,
Aprll; No. ? az 62c, seller, May, and 621 81,
seller las haif Of April nothing dong
this afternoon.
OArs-Quiet, stro 7R, and 16@Ac higheri
sales AT 53l1lg55c for regular, aud 5i4z s185c
for fresh receipts OF No. z closing at O45s8
541&c.
Rye Dali, and lQ2e lower; sales at 81 -
al ~, closing ~ 81 20gl n.
BAkLEY--Duil, and 2eg@c lower sales of
No 2 regular at 81 S3gl s.; No. sold a.
81 7S.0l 50, seller, March
HIGHwI Sss-Quiet and nominal, al 00c.
Provisions - Stendy, quiet, aud hrm.
Mess PORK sold at s3i 30 for oomnry, aud
closed steady at sll 80 for city. Lard quiet,
e Osing steady at l8Hc for steam. rendered.
Rou.h sides l414c offered. Mess b ei So 10,
Beef Tongues Soc
DRESS 80 HoGs-Quiet and frmer, closing
at sl2 21gl2 90 for light, and tl2 bOel2 70 Tor
heavy.
LIVE Hoos-Active aud a shade inner;
sales at IS 50 for light aud common, aud
50 35Ml0 IN for fair 90 good.
BEEF CATrLE--Steady for better grades
but quiet and a shade weaker for low
grades; sales at 81 0Ods5 67I for common
cows aud good butche s. steeis, ard t1 40
81 90 for fair TO good shipping steers.
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d. Lincoln, from Sienna Moncoa, be-
cause that port has been. declared
closed. E S - X ~ =
News from Trinidad on Tuesday
reported that the troops who have
been operating against the insurgents
have returned with a number Of pris-
oners. In the engagement at River
Damage many were wounded and a
Mexican General who was captured
was shot.
Letters from Santiago, dated, the
10Th, says General Gomez had ordered
the destruction of the estatessof the
Spaniards, to prevent them from ap-
plying their funds to the arming of
volunteers. The estates of Cubans'
and foreigners are to be respected.
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lev YorH cola and STOCK Markor.

By TeIegraph.l NEW foHKs feD, Y.
DIoREY-The marEet shows a still greater
ease, owing 90 the general disposition on
the part Of bauRs and individual capital
ISIS 10 make the two days Interest supply
Money, on call, was very liberal, and
M, &c OF the day, went 10 4G6 before the
ore. Prime bankers paper, 79S per
cent. We notice a continued o1spOsitlOn
on the part Of brokers and others 10 pro
vide for future wants, IN anticipation
OF "a stringent market the latter part CT
March or the fifgt OF April. Tnis preDara-
uOu has been 30 general that the demand
for ume loans has materially abated
within the past few days, and some loans
have been made TO hrst-class parties on
Tong time, at legal rate In currency,
without the commission added.
STERLING -SHdS15, while cable transfers
were made at lOs1seglbBs -
GOID-Opened at 1917. fell TO 1901. but
became frms and Ia the aftrreoOn closed
at l3l5z Loans were made at 1zN3 per cent
for car ying, to nat for borrowing. Tx
ports for the week, 81 .003 067.
- GOV EfiNMENrs - Have been active ana
excited throughout the day. with "A large
business for home investment and snip
msnt. The fluctuations nave been very
great, tn two extremes being ll6Z9llBH
on TIE '62s, and ll214 49l 81 on the '67s. The
break In the market In the middle Of the
day was caused by the eXagger ed reports
about tue decline in London, from the
large amount OF bonds delivered there.
To-day there was "A sharp rally from the
lowest point, and at the close the marke Z
once more assumed q strong and un-
do. 20. li71zalI734; do. "a, ll41EmlfEG; DO.
'b5, ll51sWllb1z; do. new, li2ZMllZ1Es do.
20, llzssgi1254; do. '68, li21z9lIz5<; iO-40s.
iiO9ll01z.
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Saturday Nights Dispatches
Visitors at Grants Head
quarters.
The international Bridge
Over Niagara River.
farBfaa
Late AdVices from Havana.
The Modified Volunteers
Preparing to Take
tn > Field.
The Authorities Refuse
Clearance to an Amer
lCan Brig.
News by Atlantic Gable.
Congressional Proceedings.
News by Atlantic Gable.
BUFFALO.
The International Bridge Over Nj
agara River.

BUFFALo, Feb. 26.-The special
committee appointed to confer with
the railroad companies interested in
the erection of the Interaation-
81 bridge over Niagara River at
this point have submitted
voluminous and favorable report
They recommend an iron bridge with
stone piers and abu.ments, and that
Buffalo guarantees for fifteen yeais
the payment of six per cent. interes t
on 81, ,350,0 on certain con ditions, 20
be agreed to By the companies hold
ing the charter from their respective
governments. The Granl Trunk
Railway obligates to pay $50 900 an
nually for the privilege of passing
trains over the bridge. The City
Council are favorably disposed. and it
is thought the terms will be agreed to.
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sI0 Il sTAIlY q GOSsMRRCIAL
Eea YORK Dfy GJods Aarkel.

NV EJfA BEs UJUUb MaF ADts
BY TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, Feb. q.
The market Is quiet. but. nevertheless,
firm for most descriptions Of texlile Fab
rtcs which III mot instances are selling
at prices winch mainly ahond living
oft Heavy brown sheetings. ike a D
JieFOn 4 and 4 lautic A. bring I7c: at.
Iauttc V Iftzc; BeffOfd r 10t5c; L4wrenee
o. l65&c: EepPArsiI I4b51l5c; Great Fails =
121ztg g; ADdf oScogg1ns bleaclIed muslins
ISc. do 81 lnch TY,Sc; BurnaIry 12e: Booth
r l01zc; HiA's Semper Idsm " ~ lSe; Pep
2tMet do A. 2js; do. 5-4, 3jc; do. 81, 40;
B!ac EsbJne RIVER ficIings I7c; AmOskeaa
z ne: HainfIiOu Stripes 22J%c; York
SHirtIngs De; AnlosiKeag Ginghams 7c:
WOuner do. I}1Sc; G'equot canaDrics He;
brics l214c; Printed alicOes l21ze.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic telegraph.

SPAIN.
MADRID, February q. = Serrano
stated that members of the late Pro-
-visional Government still! retain seats
in the Cortes, and that the Govern
ment will continue the policy estab-
lished by the revolution; that every
effort will be made to reduce expeudi-
lures. He regretted the delay OF
liberal reforms in Cuba necessitated
by iusurrection.
MApRtD, February R8.AAn insur-
rection was attempted last week in
Barcelona. but 1t was quickly sup
pressed. About forty persons con-
neeted with it have been arrested.
The city is now perfectly tranquil.
FRANCE.
E PARIS, February 28.-M. Raymond
Theodore Troplong, President of the
Senate, died to-day, aged 62 years.
& ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 28.-The report
is current that the present Spanish
Minister to England has received in
struc1ions from Madrid to proceed to
Washington to settle any difficulty
which may arise in consequence o.
the Cuban insurrectlon.
GREECE.
ATHENS, February 27.-TheA Gre
clan Government oficla lly announces
the re-estab blishment of friendly rela-
tions with Turkey.
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Petitions-Mr. Smith, of Wabash, pre-
sented Two petitions on temperance
Bills IntrOduced-HOuse bilI No 273 an
aet to raise ieysnue for State purposes for
the years 1869 and 1870, and for su ssequeEt
yearS.
House bill No. 272, reported by the Com
nIttee on Railroads, authorizing the Gov
ernOr ia institute suits a9ainsL railways
who refuse TO pay their taxes to the State
as required by law.
House bill No. Z74 for issuing arms and
equipments to volunteer companies.
A iolnt resolution nstructing the Com
mitLee on Education to inquire into the
expedIency of permitting the 8 ous Of Tenn
perauce and Good Temp aTs to hold M eet-
fngs in school houses.
House bin NO Z7j, to amend section ur
of an act touching vacancies ia Office and
the m nuer of filling the came, approved
May I3, 1865.
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European MarseG.


BY CabIe.i LoSDoN' rep. -
= (yoss Is 9}1z. American securities nFm-
a.. ITnffed sfafes bonds - stocks qutets
Fsria ~: ILLINOIS 96i4; Atlantic ana GREAT
. N fssteTa ~ IalloR AS 3d014js q g. Sugar
38s on be spot Selfits OF AuIPehblhS 93ss
Calcutta Lfnseed Jas.
FRsTKFofsr. February T.-Un States
Bonds S5ZHb31z
,nfddIfng upIands llIsd; Orleans l2I6d:
- les ~ 10000 Du.hels California white
XViteat ~ los Cd: red Western o. Sd Vest
ern Flour 25s. Corn 5ts Dd for old; 30 81
fJr new. Oats IS 81. Barley s. Peas 42f
Cd. Pork 97s. Beef 0Js. Lard rs Cheese
76s Bacon 81 Cd. Spirits of Petroleum.
7ISd; rsdued ditto Is 0Zd Tallow ass 81 .
Turpentine 32s. Linseed OIL $50.
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WASHINGTON.
The Discussion In The House Satur.
day Night on Ipdlan Affairs
Affairs IN TeXag-Letter from Gen.
Candy to the Secretary of War. r.

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WAsHINGToN. Febuarys 28.-Major
General. Canby.s. commanding the
Fifth Military District. has addressed
letter to the Secretary of War,
dated Austin, Texas, February 4, in
which he says the Convention has
completed the work of forming a
Constitution for Texas. and that he
understands the time fixed for sub
mitting itlto the people to be some
time in July next, the suggestion for
postponipg the submissron~ TO that
time having originated with him 70.
He details at length his reason
therefor, among which are facts that
in may counties there is no civil or
ganization, that is, in relation with
the Executive Department Of State;
in others, county officers have refused
to recognize orreport TO the Secretary
of State. The difficulty of eommuni-
eating with some of the more distant
counties. is that there are no registry
lists on file. but measures have been
taken to collect the original lists, aud
reorganize the personnel of registra-
ton.
He reports that the condition Of
the State has materially improved
since the November election, but
there are still some districts in which
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-01
NEW YORK.
Bank Robbery Broker AbscOnds
with $4,000.

New YoRK, Feb. 28.-The Park
Savings Bauk in Brooklyn, was rob
bed OF a small tin box containing
$4,000 ID city bonds and $500 in
money. No arrests.
G. r. Robinson. of the firm Of
Wood & Robinson, brokers, 80 Broad
Street, Is reported by his partner TO
have abscon1ed with 500 coo Ia $50
bonds of 1867, three certified checks of
$4,000 each, and 600 shares Of various
kinds Of stocks valued at $4,000
Mr.. Wood offers reward of 5000
for his arrest and recovery OF the
securities.