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NeH Yorx Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, April 70.
Tho receipts for the week were $50
beeves; 2l ,4S2 sheep and lambs; 70, 259
hogs.
BEEvEs-Tho receipts up Saturday
WERE at COmmunipaw ,l29 head; at
West End $50 head. at the National
Yards 1871. This large supply caused
a very dull and heavy feeling, culmi~
Mating in decline of lc per pound from
the figures of the preceding week; but
even at this decline sellers could not
force the market into activity, for the
cheapness of shad and eggs caused con-
sumers to turn their attention TO those
articles, and the meat market was dull
at 12Ha13l5c, with few choice sides at
l4c. Under the circumstances, sellers
lost heavily; venturers and GROWERS
were quite numerous. To-day, the Of
fering was ITO cars at Communipaw;
80 at West End, and 29O head at the
National Yard. The quality was fair
to good, with some prime, while the
lower grades were also fully represent
ed. The market was not active, but
prices kept up to the figures OF last Fri
day, and the market places were, TO-
ward noon, pretty we'll cleaned OF sta
BILE stock, though newly arrived cattle
were plenty. Prices were for poor to
medium, j12al3c; medium to fair steers,
l3ka14Hc; good steers and fat oxen,
14&a15c; prime to extra steers, 1517Hl6c;
choice, 10Al7C. Inc majority Oh SAFES
were at 134al5c; average price l4c. The
poorest brought lOa12c.
SHEEP-The receipts of Sheep in the
earlier part of the week was excessive
and with very limited inquiry. Prices
receded about 1o from Monday last.
The rush of Sheep into market has been
at times so large and the demand so
limited that 5000 remained unsold at
the close of business, while prices for
sheared Sheep which are beginning to
form the bulk of supply, ranged from
4 to 70 with wooled at 5Ha3C. TO days
offerings was 5000 at Communipaw;
2. 1000 at Hudson City and 5000 at
Fortieth street, The market remained
dull to the close.
LAMBs-Were also more plenty and
lower. Sales during the week Is 600.
We quote common to fair at 4a55c; good
to prime 6A7c; extra 7a711c choice TIA
Sc; wooled Sheep 6a9c; Lambs l3al6c.
HoGs-Ihe Hog market has huctuat-
ed during the week opening weak and
lower, became firm but dropped of
about nc towards the middle of the
week. To-days offerings was 90 cars
at Fortieth street and SO cars at Com
munipaw, but the market was dull and
lower, prime heavy corn fed at $40 5Oa
10 rs; medium $40 25Al0 so; common
$40 OOalO 25; medium dressed $l3 OOA
l375
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aAnKEEs BIZ rxLEGaAPI.
NEW YoRK. Anril 2G.

New YORK, April 2G.
CoTToN-Witnout decided change;
sales 1000 bales at 2811a28N for middling
FLoUR-Closed quiet and steady for
low grades and dull and declining for
medium and good grades.
N-Wheat-Quiet and steady for
spring and dull and heavy for winter.
Rye-Dull at 81 3Oa1 80 for western.
Oats-Firm at 85c in store for western.
Corn-Dull and heavy at 8laS2 for new
mixed western and 83aS4H for old
mixed western In store and afioat.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q and steady
at S3I 25a3l 81 for new mess cash and
regular. Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Dull and heavy. Bacon
Quiet and steady.
LARD-Dull at 1sHa18ss for fair TO
prime steam.
EGGs-Steady at 1920.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Business in all departments OF the
trade is very quiet, and most classes OF
Goods are selling at prices as low as to
admit of no further concessions for the
time being, and hence there Is no i'm
portaDt change to observe in quotations.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Ma1ket easy at CAT per cent
during the day, with transactions at &c
toward the close. Banks are expand
ing under the liberal currency receipts
from the interior. Prime discounts Ia
1Oc.
STERL1NG-Firm; prime bankers 1885
a1O8N. with some leading houses re-
fusing to draw under 100; sight bills
nominal at l09H. Commercial bond
bills are scarce.
GoLD-Firmer under the advance in
exchanges; opened at 1881, and closed
at l332s. Rates for borrowing were,
1-64 to l 16 per cent to fiat, and for car
rying 8 per cent.
GovERNMENT SToCRs-Strong and
higher; the prices reached the highest
figures ever made on nearly the entire
list. The rise was most apparent on
new bonds, and there was some buying
in part to cover outstanding short con-
tracts. The advance in exchange also
stitched the market. Coupons of 'sl,
1177<a1177I; do 1872, 12l9<a1211<; do '64,
11616a117; do '65, 11STa11s5s; do ne"'
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Well Atteated Cure OF Catarrh.

DIR. A. P. LIGHTHILL-DEARs sIR:-YouT
treatment in the cure OF my Catarrh mas NAG
the desired effect, and resulted In permanent
good TO me, although my case has frequently
been pronounced incurable, and had e4-
hausted ali other modes OF treatment, with
out The least benefit. Ny case was 30 chronic
AID troublesome, that by giving rev OF
the symptoms the value of your treatment
can be more readily estimated. For years
had been AFFLICTED with o constant cola IN
the head, obstructinR my breathing so as 10
necessitate me to keep my mouth open ou-
ring sleep; latterly the discharges Decame
soIidifed and impacted in my nose 20 sncn
an extent that It required the greatest e1er-
lion fo expeI them. Sometimes these nara
enei INN ps would get in my throat causing
me 10 hawk and scrap0 even by the nouE 70
reIIeve myselE Ny breath was onenslVe1
NV TnenOry became impaired. OlLzlness
and IIpht headinesS made their appearance
and OF late symptoms Of paralysis sIePPeu
in. and when placed myself unoeF You yu5
core one aide OF my face was badly auectteSH
nv this dread disease. Ny genera nsAlL4
s1ffaTed alike, there was constant uIeu'
drowsy and debilitated feeling, with no en, u,
erSv to move or act; felt as tired on T1Slng IN
the morninR as did on going TO my Ded, ny
apnetite was capricious and my dlsPosluoMit .-loit
morose, In that condition p!aceo n%sSet %sat
under your care and am happy 20 sIat @ o ~ ~
All those diRagreeable and dangerous ~ ynaPra
toms have entirely left me, and oncs nnOAe
enjoy the benefits OF good hea1Lns Ho,,oat
BY giving this publicity you VIZ WI ne
others similarly affected anu oDLS9 o'
Yours truly, JAAEs soh 1aIL.a,s Akhs aoi,1;,,
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RLEGaAPHIc ITEMS.

-Th, Rutland, Vermont, railroad is
free of obstructions caused by the
freshet, and all trains will commence
running regularly on Monday.
-Ex-Governor Henry Dutton, of
Connecticut, died Monday. aged %.
On Saturday night tho adopted
daughter of Edward Hilton, of North
Oxford, Mass; took fire while going TO
bed. The girl was burned to death, and
the houEe and barn, adjoining, were
consumed. Loss $500.
Doctor Adelaide Grennan of 81.
Louis, has been appointed examining
physician OF the Homeopathic Motual
Life Insurance Company OF New
York. This Is said to De Ine nlSI ap -
pointment of woman ever mAuF ~
I'LL such position.
"A petition is being unanimously
sipned in Boston, requesting the Presi-
dent to appoint Frederick DougIas
Minister to Brazil.
The steamer ST. Elmo belonging 10
the Mobile and Montgomery Railroad,
while on her way to the city of Mobile,
Monday morning, exploded her boiler.
Mr.. Clay, the Steward was blown over
of the boat were seriously burned and
bruised. No passengers were hurt.
The boat has been towed to Mobile.
Capt. Warren Gardner and Henry
Brown, both of Gloucester, Macs, were
committed for trial yesterday, by Q. s.
Commissioner Hallett, charged with
purposely casting away on the high
seas, the schooner Twilight, an otteuse
punishable with death,
The workmen in the o. s. armory
at Springfield, Mo-, have requested
Senator Wilson to accept reception
from them on his return from Wash.
ington, ard have passed resolutions OF
tha AS 10 other member or congress
for favoring the eight hour law.
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CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.
The Chamber of Commerce memora.
lized President Grant by telegraph,
urging him in view of the Industrial
and Commercial necessities OF the Paci-
hc coast and country at large, to with
hold commissions and new appoin-
tees until the present stringency in the
money market abated. Senators Stew
art and Casserly are also requested to
Eubmit to the President the protest
of the bankers and merchants. tele-
graphed them, against any change in
The Mint officials.
Arizona advices says scouting ex-
pedItion of troops succeeded in destroy
ing several Indian rancheros and large
quantities OF winter stores. The saw
ages escaped. The Indian depredations
are numerous. The general apathy OF
the troops is severely commented upor'
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CHICAGO. April 26.-FLoUR-Inactive
and nominal at 81 7075 90.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dul and 1Xs1Ac
higher: sales No. at 81 13a1 IA; No. 2
at 81 O5Na1 O6A; closing firm at 81 O6H
al O6k; sales this P. NJ. at 81 OF. Corn
Quiet and firm; No. advanced 115a2c;
sales at 59a6Oc; No. advanced 2c; sales
at 56a564c; rejected 11za2c higher; sales
at 47a49c; new 2ka3c higher, sales at
4711s5Oc; this P. NJ. 1KalAc higher; sales
No.2 at 577la5S11c; closing at 5Sa55%;;
at 81 161z; closing at 81 16. Barley
Quiet and firm; closing at 81 4Sa1 6O,
according to location.
Hoas-Active at ss 75a9 20 for good
to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-DnIl and heavy at
s6 5Oa7 25 for good to extra choice
b9eves,
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New YORK, April 20.
The Steamship City Of Paris from
Liverpool has arrived.
A very high westerly gallo prevailed
yesterday, but beyond the blowing
down of one or two unfinished frame
buildings in the suburbs there is no
damage estimated.
HORACE GREELEY.
Tie Sun in prominent heading cat
Last" has Washington dispatch stat
ing that President Grant has appointed
Horace Greeley and that atgentleman has
accepted the Office of Commissioner OF
the Pacific railroad. The President
has appointed the other four Commits.
sioners for which the resolutions
approved on the 10th of April provided,
but he will not make known their
names till they accept.
ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE.
% A private letter states that on the 1st
inst, the schooner Ella M. Pennell, OF
Machias, Maine, while in British waters
off the Great Bahama Island. was fired
at and brought to by Spanish war yes
sci and her papers and cargo examined.
Finding the Pennel had nothing contra
band aboard the Spaniards permitted
her to proceed on her voyage without
further molestation.
Bishop SouthgAte administered the
right of confirmation to twenty-five
candidates last night, at the Church of
the Redeemer, corner 4:h avenue and
S6th street.
AT the Washington street Methodist
Church, Brooklyn, yesterday, during
the funeral services of three OF the vic
Tins of the late railroad accident, Mary
Ann Bellies and Mary Kelly were mr.
rested on charge of picking pockets.
sPRAGUE ABBOTT.
A Washington dispatch says: In a
conversation with gentleman on Sun
day, Senator Abbott declared that he
could not see any escape from collision,
unless sSenator.Sprague makes retrac.
ton. But" said the other, "Sprague will
not suffer himself to be struck second
he viii shoot you" ''Well, sir, let him
shoot, II he gets a chance" replied Alb
bolt. This remark is taken to mean
that if Abbott gets one blow at Sprague
there won't be any OCCASION for sec
ond.
BILLIARD5.
The grand billiard tournament for
a gold cue commences to night at Irving
Hall, Rudolph, Hines, Snyder, Dau-
eles. Dion, Deny, Goldthwait and FOs-
ter will take part therein. The prizes
given in this tournament, as that OF
1868 bY Mr.. Phelan, are Il cue valued
at 5000 and $1,000 in cash. To this will
be added the entrance money, $4OO, and
the entire receipts above the cost OF the
hall and advertising. The second prize
will be 1850 and 25 per cent. of the net
receipts; the third, $255 and 20 per cent:
the fourth. $l65 and 10 per cent; and
the fifth, $40 and 5 per cent. After to-
daY two games day will be played,
and four players will be required to be
present at the opening Of each game, 80
that there may be no disappointment.
A fire near Jamaica. L. l., this morn
ing, destroyed the dwelling house OF 9.
Newman at Fosters Meadow. The wife
OF Mr.. Newman perished in the flames.
The evidence of some photographers
was produced by prosecution In the
Number case, who swore they had
made the so-called spirit photographs by
natural means.
Horace Greeley has declined the Pa.
nifin Railroad COmmissiOnership.
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MINREs0TA.
A steamer at the Falls orSf. Anthony.


M1NNEAPoLIs, MIMI, April &c.
Tho new first class steamer Mime
an0lis of the Northern Line Packet
Company, Captain Rhodes, arrived at
this port on Sunday at noon, loaded to
the guards with freight for Minneapo-
lis, for merchants. This morning she
was presented with magnificent set
of colors, gift of the Board of Trade
and citizens. She left for st. Louis and
intermediate points at II o'clock, load
ed with flour and freight. She came up
10 the falls without difficulty and her
arrival at this port creates an epoch in
Mississippi navigation. Henceforth the
Falls of St. Anthony will be practically
the head OF navigation ofthe Misslssip'
nj river.
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A DISPATCH from London says the
British and French Governments pro-
pose to send squadrons to the Gulf of
Mexico to look after national interests.
There is much opposition in England to
the scheme of Cuban Independence and
it Is understood the Spanish loan will
be promptly taken to enable Spain to
suppress insurrection and prevent the
United States from attaining control OF
the island.
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SENATOR ANTHONY was PRESIDING
when Abbott declared that Spragu9
had skulked out OF the Senate, anu
that he. Abbott. would take a5a. satastaoed and
upon the question Of order being raised,
MIR. Anthony ruled that Abbott was IN
order, and that the words did not I'm.
ply any intention to commit preacn
of law. Perhaps Anthony thought inae
one who clustered as much as AoootI
did could not mean anything danger
GUS. On no other theory could such
ruling be justided.
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CINCIRNATI.
C1Sc1NNAr1. April 26.

C1NC1NNA14I Ap441 Go'
Jennie Nicman attempted to drown
herself in the Ohio River last night, but
was rescued when sinking.
John Howard shot Alfred Paris In
quarrel last night. Paris will die.
Howard escaped.
There is a largely attended celebra-
tian by the Odd Fellows to-day, at
Covington, which fraternity In Clncin-
natl participates in the change OF time;
trains starting earlier in the morning,
went into operation this morning on
most of the railroads in this city.
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Prize Fight.

RICHMOND, April 26.3
A prize fight took place this morning
twelve miles from this city, on the
York River Railroad, between Charlie
Coherty. an 1rishmau and Tom Ham
mond, an Englishman, for $500 a side.
Eighty-six rounds were fought in two
hours and ten minutes and they were
both badly punished. Coherty won.
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1I5Aal157s: do '67. 11574a1l55S; do '6s.
1lh2<Rll5IS. 10 40l 1063<Al06A.

li5AalI55s: 10 4Os lO69<alO614.
SroCKs-The market has been active
and excited. New York Central open
ed at l69A and rose steadily to l73,
Hudson rose from 149H to 1851; Har-
lem from 14lL to 1441z; Wabash to 73H;
new common to S414 and preferred to
935z, Fort Wayne to 1SS; Rock Island to
l37Z and Pacific Mail to 952s. st. Paul
was alternately heavy and buoyant,
but closed firm; Illinois Central weak;
Express Shares higher except United
States. The general market was lit
tie off from the best prices late In the
day owing to the realization, but at Inc
close prices were firm and the specula-
tive feeling encouraged by the ease In
money, which was very high during
the day.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail 945sa945S;
Western Union telegraph 43ssa43A;
New York Central l723ss1722z; Erie
331Sa333S; Hudson 163Al531l; Harlem
1441zal45; Reading 96k; Terre Haute
3Sa40; Wabash 73a73%; st. Paul 77ISa
77<; Fort Wayne 13Sa13SA; Ohio & Mis-
sissippi 331< <a333S; Michigan Central 125;
Michigan Southern 9S5sa9S7s; Illinois
Central 143a145; Pittsburgh 93a93M;
1917; Northwestern S41saS4X; Cleve~
land, HColumbus & Indiana Central 46;
Chicago, Columbus, Indianapolis 72.
EXPRESS SHARRS-Wells, Fargo & Co.
S411a349S; American Az; Adams Ola
6l1S; United States 65<a66; Merchants
Union 151al6.
Cincinnati
APRIL 26.-FLoUR-Dull; holders
anxious to sell; family at Sc 00a6 25.
GRA1N-Wheat-Ligh supply; held
firmly at 81 36Al 81 for No. 2. Corn
In better supply and dull at 67a6Sc.
Oats-Unchanged and steady at 67a7lc,
latter rate for choice white. Rye-SOld
at 81 3Sal 80 for No. l, and more offer
ing.
CorroN-Dull; middlings at 27a2711c.
ToBACCo-Unchanged and steady;
sales of ITO hhds.
WHIsKY-Easier; closing at 9Oc.
PRoVIsIoNs-Unchan the feeling
on the part of holders is less firm. Mess
Pork-Held at $3l 25a3l so; not salesble
at better than S3I. Bulk Meats-Un-
changed; 10000 pounds of sides sold ut
l45sc; shoulders held Mt l2Mc. Bacon
Unchanged; shoulders at l3Ac; sales
at 16Ial7Lc for clear rib and sides,
but these rates were Lc above the
views OF buyers. Lard-Weaker; it
could have been bought at 1870, but
l8c was the best offer made.
BUrTER-Dull for winter made; Goa
35c for fresh made; packed is scarce
and brings 37a4Oe.
EGGs-At l6c.
O1Ls-Liuseed Oil-DuII at 81 O5al O6.
Lard OiI-At 81 45. Petroleum-At
32a33c for refined legal standard.
Observation-Disclosures New
Orleans at 13Ha15c. Molasses-At SOa
s5c for New Orleans. Cotfee-Steady
at 2Oa26c.
PoTAToEs-very dull; receipts large.
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Statement of Mfr. Il. D. McGeor0c, Jd''tt0r Of
the Rottse Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1858.
have visited DR.. Lighthill at the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment for the
cure OF Deafness and noises in the ears, Win
which have suffered for four years; and
can say that have been greatly bene1tled
3y its use although 1 have applied u put
twice and that the treatment Is perfectly
painless and calculated to produce perma-
mont and beneficial results.
II. ID. MC9EoRGE,
MOr0HsItot01, ". Vn.
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DENNIS RYAN, the driver of a street
car in indianapolis, which run over
and killed little Ella Smith on Friday,
was found by the Coroner TO be guilty
OF carelessnsss, and charged with muir.
der in the second degree.
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TEE AltG Californian has "positive
and authentic" Information that Pres
ident Grant will certainly" visit CAL
ifornia during the coming Summer. 1t
says that his advent will be an "occs-
sion for the greatest enthusiasm ever
witnessed in the State" This will be
a very fine trip for Graat after all his
bother with the office hunters, and 1t
will give his mind relief from the dis
traction OF the first months OF his term
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 26.

WASHINGToN, Aprll 20
The difficulty between Senators Abb
bolt and Sprague was settled TO-DAY.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued an order directing that hereafter
all property belonging to the Depart
ment offered for sale, shall be sold by
public auction or under sealed propo-
sails. Heretofore it has been the GUS
tom to dispose OF old furniture. car
pets. &c, at private sale to chance Pur-
PhaRaFS
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CORRUPTION.

Gen. S. G. Webber, late secretary Of
the new State house commissioners OF
Illinois, has laid before Governor Pal
mer serious charges against the board.
He says in their financial report they
neglected to account for thirty-si1 hun
dred dollars received for old buildings;
that they allowed Bernard 81 Gowen to
alter their bid for cutting and setting
stone after all the bids had been opened
and examined; that they paid seven
thousand dollars for cut stone to said
firm when there was none called for by
the contract and none furnished, and
that they paid to said firm eighty thou
sand dollars on contract obtained by
fraud and corruption. He cites the
names of some twenty persons to prove
his allegations.
The distillery of Sherman & Co., in
Peoria, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss SO. 900; insurance IS. 600.
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APRIL 6.-FLoUR-Dull at seas 90 for
XIX to fancy.
Observation-Disclosures 1c better;
sales at 81 As for white regular; 81 40
for No. do; 81 Sc for amber, and 81 ~
buyer first half Of May Corn.Mio ~ "a q
shade better at 6511c; No. qulet at
CSC; white $50; yellow CSC. Oats-1a2c
better; sales at $40 for Michigan; Rye
Dull and unchanged; sales OF Mlchl-
gan at 81 25. Barley-Nominal.
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A WASHINGTON telegram to the Gin
cinnati Commercial says that Secretary
Fish stated, on Saturday, to several
Senators and members who called upon
him, that there would be no more for
eign appointments made, except when
there are vacancies, until after June,t
close of the fiscal year, his object being,
he said, to give the lncumbents time to
settle their quarterly accounts.
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LETTER EFRoM

CAPT. BILAB +. AAAA4L4HH'
FroprtetOr Of The Burnett House Ct''c1rnaa'
RuKHETr HOUSE, February eth. 1857.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
1t affords me great satisfaction htS,,I 10 I 1p i'm
the tPeafment OF DEAFNESS, and express ny ny
sense OF obligation 70 him. MY 1eafans sars H al
been impaired for numoer ot yTaaasS' me
seriously. Dr. Iighthm, under WhsSe caET a,Iit;1
nIaced myself, has removed the altuS.y I3 S1aI.
completely, and restored ms y y ~ RT1fIfI9 RTII'T.E
Ing. oAA<ANS -
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INDIA.

LONDON, April 20.
Telegraphic dispatches from Bombay,
via. Brundis, announce the pacihca-
ton OF Cabool.
The afghan Chieitains have given
in their allegiance to Shia Aali, the
present Emperor.
The son OF the deposed Emperor of
Cabool had fled from the country and
it is believed no further attempts to
disturb the reigning Prince will be
made
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THB report that Hon. Hamilton Fish
will resign is not credited by his friends
in New York, who say he has signified an
intention to remain where he is for the
present. Ifhe did not expect to do that
why did he accept the placeH
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THE latest report about Secretary
Fish, Is that the Washburnes are try
ing to get the President to ask him 10
resign; and that there isn't man in
the Cabinet blessed with less of the
virtue of resignation than the piscator-
ial Secretary
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MOVEMENTS in Germany look sus-
piciously like war. Prussian forces are
being massed In the vicinity of May
ence and other points on the Rhine, and
troops at Berlin were ordered to be
ready to move.
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DURING last week $40 emigrants ar
rived at Columbus, seeking homes in
Ohio, "a; Illinois, 152; Missouri, 81; In
diana, 26; Kentucky, 81; Tennessee, 18;
Wisconsin, 81; Iowa, 4S; Michigan, 32;
Kansas, q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-27

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAX was expect.
ed to participate in the Odd Fellow
celebration yesterday, at Indianapolis,
but upon his arrival there Sunday, &c
companied by his wife, a telegram was
received informing him of the danger
Gus illness OF the only brother of Mrs.
Colfax and they returned to Ohio on
the next train.