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fa0NETARY G COMsgERCTAL
Aew York MsrksE.

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BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK. April 10.
! COTTON Firm, with a fair demand: sa; ;es
/ of 1900 bales at 281zc for middlfng uplands
FLoUR-Recsipts 1858 barrels aud Also
/ bags. The market is dull. but prices are
/ generally without decided change; raIes
i OF 1890 barrels at IS 50a5 95 for super
nne state and Western; .6 00Gs8 55 for
extra state; s. OO97 O0 fSf extra Western
! " l5gs 70 for white wheat extra; SO 259
q 81 Iof round noon OhiS5 81 00d8 50 Tor
I choice DO. closing dull Rye Flour is
heavy; sales of 200 bbls. at S5 08a6 80.
| GoRN MEAL Dull and heavy $50 bbls.
i CaIoftc at 81 IS.
WHIsKY-DulG; sales OF 800 bbIs. Western
/ at 9215c.. free. =
W WHEAT-, Receipts, 1909 bushels; held
nffnly ana quiet, shippers and mfliers re-
fusing to pay any advance: sales 1900
bushels, at 81 Goal GO for whfte Calffornia
the latter price an extreme one; 1901
bushels spring, IN retail lots, at 81 48Mf AZ
for No 2, and 81 50ldI 81 for No j.
RYE-Dulli sales 500 bushels Western
at 81 3Sal 40, and 500 bushels State at 81 40
BARLEY-Dul1; sales 1000 bushels Ger
man al S2 90, and ] 500 at sI 80 per busbei.
BARLEY MsLT-Quiet.
CORN Receipts, 6492 bushels: opened
steady and closed dull and drOoping sales
Of "a 900 bushels st 678Sge for aew mixed
Western closing al S711gSc and 95ag-e fn-
common old do. IN store and delivered
UATS-Receipts, 300 bushels; dull; sales
of 10000 bushels at TIC for Western in
store and 781zc on railroad
LEATHER sole dun at s0aslc
for BueEos Ayres and Rio Grande light
and middle " eigbts.
W0oL-Quiet; sales OF 250,g00 pouhds at
at 471z957c for domestic fl ece, S5ag0s for
unwashed, and 48@49c for pulled.
COFFEE-RIo, quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Not active; sales of ITO hhds. of
Cuba at II1{@lIAc.
OLASSES-Duli.
PETRoLEUM-.Quiet at 1654e for crude, and
3l15c for refined IN bond.
HoPs-Moderately active at 6gI5c for
American.
OIL -Lfnseed firm 81 O2@I O3.
PoRK-Opened heavy and closed more
firmly; sales of 2.250 bbis. at $50 75930 95
for new mess; $50 IS for old do; S26 0Ola
s26 so for prime, and S28 50929 so fer prime
mess.
BEEF-DuIl; sales of 80 bbls at ss O00l6 90
Tor new plain mess, and Sl2 GOALS 90 for
new extra mess. TIeree beef heevy and
lower; sales of $50 tierces at S23 0002S 90 for
prime mess, and S7 00923 90 for India
mess.
BEEF III Steady; sales of $50 bbIs. at
S26 0093l 80.
Cur MEATS Quiet; sales of I2O packages
at BE for shoulders, and l612@I7c for hams.
NJ iddIes quiet and steady; sales OF 80
boxes at I6140I65Sc for Cum berIand cut,
anu short clear on private terms.
LARD Unchanged; sales of 4S0 tierces at
I71zG lS4c, chiefly at 1890 for steam, and
lS14GIS5zc for Kettle rendered Also, 500
tierces cam, sellers A pru, at l8ISaiS54c
at 49,.
BuTTER-Qulet al sOgSSc for Ohio, and
40u4Sc or S ate.
CHEEsE-Firm at 1S922c.
FREIG Hrs-To Liverpool frmer.
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Sc. L0nls Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. April TO-
ToBACoo-Buyers and sellers apart, and
not much dOiUg.
HEMP-F'Ifmer; sales of choice undressed
at Sl45d0IG0.
FLOUR-Very dull, with only a local de-
mand al "a 00g5 . for superfine; S4 754
So % for extra; IS 25@7 80 for XXX.
WHEAT-Steady at 81 45dl 10 for prime
TO choice red Fail; 81 659l 80 for strictly
cuotce to fancy; No. Spring sold at 81 II /;
choice Nebraska 81 10.
CoRN-Pfetty hrm at 65c in sacks; 59g6Oc
in III x.
OATs-Higher, with small sales at 66G67c
RYE-Quiet at 81 25gl rs.
BARLEY-A small lot OF choice Fall sold
at e %.
W HISKY-Dull, with more sellers than
BUYERS at S7GgSSc.
GR@CERIES- Unchanged.
PoRK-Very dull at So 5093I 90; the lat
ter for heavy.
BULK MEATS-Packed dry salt shoulders
sold at IZc.
BACOE-DuIi, lower and irregular: shout
ders sold in "A small way at 1870, but
larger lots could have been had at &c
lower; clear sides at l615c for city, and I6Zc
for loose country.
LAhD-More active at I7c for choice
steam; l714c for kettle; l9c for keg.
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Funeral Of ten. nj. hols.

ST. LOUIS, april 10.-The funeral
ceremonies Of General Nichols took
place this noon at Christ Church,
Rev DR.. Scbyler officiating. After
the services al the church, the pro-
cessioB. consisting of an escort of the
companies OF the Engineer Corps and
loag line Of carri ages containing the
family Of the General and their
friends, and large number of mill
tary men and citizens. proceeded to
the Iron slodntain Railroad Depot,
whesee the remains were conveyed to
Jefferson B tracks, fourteen miles
beio@ the city. and will be inferred in
the National Cemetery ab that place.
The nall bearers we're Generals A. j
Smith. III. L Clarke, Il. =. Graham,
N. b. Bcown, d. H. Rucker, f. ID.
Calender, Jr., D. Reeve and G. Nc
Dougal. Among the military men
present we're Lieut.. General Sheridan,
Major General Geo. Syckea. Gen. T..
Hunt, Gen. Swift, Col Mccoy, Gen.
Forsythe. Col. Thomas, Col. Morrill,,
and ell the others of the resident Off
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Chicago Market.
NHa y
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, April 10.
EASTERN EXCHA NGE-Firm, at 10 d is
count buying aud LILO premium selling.
f oUR-Duil; Spring extras IS 50a7 %.
WHEAT-Quiet and 4019c lower; sales
No. at 81 l6GI III; No. 2 at 81 O754Qgl I01z
for regular and fresh, closing with Duyers
at 81 O75z, a. nd seller at 81 03 for regular this
afternoon: No. 2 nominal at 81 0S.
CORN-Quiet; sales new at 525zQ55Izc; no
grade at DC c osing dull at 52M@5215e for
regular; nothing doing this afternoon
OATs-Dull aud gale lower, al 5I%46g545zc
for regular aud fresh receipts closing dull
at 1l14c for regular.
kYE-Dull and shade lower: sales No.
l a. 81 l9l9l 20; sample lots at SI Fl on q elk
closing st 81 l9 for No. /.
BARLEY-Dutl and nominal, closing with
buyers at 81 90 for No. ? ia north side
houses
HIGEIWINEs-Active and steady at SIC.
-1OLAsSE SES-New Orleans SisII o..
SUGAR -l4uI51ac for common to choice.
PRoYIsIoSs-Quiet;s sales OF sless Pork at
$50 30, q Osing steady.
I5ARD-Qulet, at I754c. closing steady.
HAaS-Sweet -pIckied quiet at t5ISc.
SHoULDERs-Dry salted firm and steady
at ll4c.
HoGs-Are f1riher and shade higher at
50 25gI0 25 for light 10 medium.
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By telegraph NEW ORLEANS. April 10.
CoTToS-StifTer; mfddling 2814c; sales of
Z bales; receipts 2327 bales; exports I'll
bale.
q LD-33ISc.
ssPEKLING-44c: Commerci 4gs<a431Ic: /:
New YORK Sight nc premium
FL0UR-Dul; superine s. 70; Xxx s6 25; (;
xxx IS 50.
CoRS-Supply light and market firm at
7SaS0c.
OATS-Supply light at 70c
BRAN-Scarce and higher at 81 q.
HAY-Firm; prime S26.
NESS PoRK-Dull at So 90.
BACON-Only a local trade; shoulders at
1354c: clea rib TIC; clear sides J715c.
LARD-DulI; tierce at ISgl9c, and keg
E0d2Ic.
SUGAR-Dull; (; prime l3%c
MoLASSES Market bare of Louisiana.
VIII Ky = Firmer; western rectifed at
S71zG9214c.
CeFFEE-Steady; fair I41<gl514c; prime
IT4I712c.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
NeW YORK. 8old ana stoch MarKer

! 70" AOFA uUid ana STOCK AGrK6l.
~ Telegraph-l New YORK. April TO-
MaoNEX-Fhe market, which at one time
S,,6aay SnI6oay was easier at per cent, currency,
subsequently became stringent the de-.
lam ~ continuing after bank hours. when
4 l. l8SslfS St Ssna. currency and commissions OF
Dlll, which has become a iatg $500 re
/ orherV1is,al lgln J q severe drain which would
u ApriL Discounts are dulI. besf :, No. ,,9 e
! sho,9lo 81 iO9lo per cent The bank sfaternenf
also decrease of nflfion NJ ,iioseiss i @ slAe
tsrs IN the total reserve a0afnsf = rt5., 9gs,a
/ sno,r; ~ ioII ~, nlillons In total liahilftfes
| 9u wiz Ihe banks relatively sfro,,trer'
Loans, S257, ,4S0 227-decrease "a tss ~ Eer'
ele, So,Isl l43- deer ase, 81 9i3 $50: ctrcnPPS
ZION, s59 bO9 350 decrease. s2B7 5j7: de aostf
Sl1l ,4y0 55S-decrease 81 S30 ollo. ,-o9 NssA.s5
uefs, S4Ss644, ,732 lin crease sI4s s7S. ,ar.
"a a1ents e5ns for customs duties this week
sTERLING-Dull at 7s6as for prime bills.
,OoLD-f1rmefi opened at lg3II ana
eIosea az lS53s. The gold room was very
nk of New YORK refused to nav e1id
cnecks 10 the amount of s240,006 II adj
p ars that the Gold Exchange Bank. ia
making settlements with q prominent
bIoKer nrm gave twelve individual GER
uynea golq ch. cks on the Bank OF New
the plea OF a breach of mfth bv the foId
EiAcnange Bank, TO whom they were IL is
Claimed, given on the underestimate 2 that
olIssg were n9L 70 De used today, ia the
soiu room Tne conclusion was Jumped
AZ ghat the BANK did not have tho gold.
Gold rose 10 1882 and closed at I935Z The
rates paid for borrowing tIlI MoDday were
5-5z to "A per cent
Slearances, sl07 000,Og0
TX ports, S622 $50 and for the week Rg 0G5-
S09i little, however, TO Europe.
.,-,lI, ne ~ c399l,s1hs on bonds held abroad are
eash gold plentiful. Disbursements on ae-
sS1l eeqn6 d. OF May interest therefore are only
government Stocks are active and
nI13sgfi Ilesaiiei closing steady. Coupons of 81
iI9f1. iI9I 1.lo54i 20. o. ll5gll5S; do. 65 lI7@
1l51s; do. '6s, llS54@ll4; l0-46s, II514 aI55J%.D
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JETTER FGoM INDIANAPOLIS.
Legislative bF0gIiO--Ueadricks
Directs tie UOiumn-Pr0babie Re-
organization.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 9 1869.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1869.
Two days have been already frui :
Iessly spent IN the effort to orglnize
the General Assembly on account of
the persistent obstinacy of the sece6-
ing Democrats. The fixed purpose
Of these men seems to. be the old
doctrine Of the slavocracy, rule or
ruin" IF the doctrine must prevail |
that fictitious minority can dictate TO
a majority, what becomes of cur
h0dsted superiority over the despotlc
Govern nent Of the Old World?
There the few dictate laws for the
many because they have the ability
so to do. even so it is with the seced :
ing Democrats, they lock the " heels
OF legislation Just because they can
BHt even Democratic obstreperou :
ness cannot last always, for the men
are few and far between who have 10
care for their future, especially when
poIIt.cs come into the question. Ton.
Hendricks, 10. Mcdonald aud others
are looking to some future period.
when they may again share the party
spois. and hence do not desire to put
suca a record before the world jus
now ss might jeopardize their chances
Of success. Hence the new IL elected
mem bers are to come to time to-mo :
row morning when the Legislature
meets, and 90 forward with the neces-
sary legislation without further delay
The Republicans have made nc
pledges. except as individuals, II
reference to the Fifteenth Ameud
ment, but there is general under
standing that It's consideration WI.
not be pressed without timely notice
or until after al the important bills
have been passed.
Santou resigns the Speakership
and Buskirk viii fill his place.
More anon SAGO.
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GlnnlnnnIl MnrKaA.

DJ IeiegfAFnsj GIh01hFATIs Apr1l 10.
FLOUR And GRAIN-Unchanged except.
ing oats, which are 6rmer; sales of mixed
at 64d66c; white 67d6Sc
CorToN-Unchanged and dull; middiing
27c.
ToBACCo-Un
VIII KY-Dull at SIC.
PROVISIONS Dull but unchanged, and
I,ominally no sales of cons quence. M ess
pOrk could have been bought at S3i. Bulk
meats are still held at l24c aud I4l4e Ba
con 1870, I01zc and I7c t5ugar-cured hams
lSc to lJc. Lard nominaIly unchanged; it
c07ld have neen bought at I75&016c.
BUTTER In better supply, and prices are
lover fresh 40g45c.
EGGS-DulL At I9G 20c.
OILs-No schauge In prices; lfnseed oil
81 %; rd oil 81 500l So; petroleum 33G3jc.
sUGAR-Firm; CUBA I31zgl43aci New Or
leans l3129I51Sc.
O. FFEE-Firm at 2l0g26c.
MoLASsES-NeW Or cans firm at S01Sjc.
POTATOES ami The supply large;
the market is oyerstociSed at 40g50c per
bushel, on arrival; these are the quota
tlOus, but It IS difficult to make safes of
magnitude at any price.
BEEF CAITLE-Unchanged and firm at
full bfices.
HoGs-Steaiy at Sgl0 30.
GOLD I3 u buying.
ExCH ANGE-Firm at par buying.
0ONET-Ouiet.
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CON GR EES zsI<1NAL.
xLIst OONaREss-F.RsT SESSION.


SEN w WAsHIEGToN, April 10.
The conference report on the amend
atory tax bill was agreed to at 4 A III,
when the Senate adjourned. 4
On re-assem milling. a resolution re-
relating to the Attorney General
passed.
A resolution to pay the Senators
from the reconstructed States, from
he commencement of the Fortieth
Congress, was called up.
Ferry moved to pay them only from
June 25th, 1868.
Wilson moved TO lay tLe matter
aside, and take up the bill defining
the act regulating the hours Of labor.
Lost.
The discussion continued till the
hour of adjournment arrived, when
the President declared the Senate adj
iourned.
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EoulsTlIle hnrkaf.
~ TaIegrapl

BY TsIegraph.I LOUISVILLE, April 10.
ToBACCO-Sales of g6 hhds al s5 On fo,.
Iugs; Sl6 IS for Henry County cuttin0 lear
MESS PORK-S3f 80.
LARD -l51ac.
BACoN-Shoulders 1315GI35<c clear sides
l7I@H1ac.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders I2s<@I9c clear
sides l614aI5lzc
FLoUR-s5 5 M6 90.
WHEAT-sI 45@I So
CORS-65066c.
tAT5-63965c.
HAY-s20 90.
CosTOE-26%c.
WHISKY-SSc.
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United States Marshars Notice.

United States Marshars Notice.
United States of America, District of In.
diana, IS:
vxYHEREAs. A LEBEL OF IN
~ formation was filed il the District
Court of the United States for the District
of Indiana, on the 9th d Y of March, 1869.
by George w. Ragon. by his proctor,
Charles e. Marsh, Esq against the
steamer " PetIola No. 2" her engines.
tackle, apparel, and furniture, seized at
said district in cause of damages civil
and maritime, and cIaimiag damages IL
the SUM ef $780, and prat ing process agaInst
said vessel. and that Inc same NAV be con-
deHaned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, n pursuance Of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof. or in any man.
ner Interested therein. that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United States, to be held at the city
of Indianapolis, in aud for the District OF
Indiana, on the first Monday of May
next. at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon of that
day. then ard there TO interpose their
claims aud make their allegations inSthat
bePa3i
BEN. SPOONER. Marshal, U. S.
Attest: J. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk.
aprS dit
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Dissolution.

FTT7EEE PART ERSsaEEs HERETO.
Henson, known as the above firm. in the
undertaking business. is this day. by mE-
tual co sent, dissolved, G. w Henson
Withdrawing from the firm. The business
win be continued at the Old stand. No. T33
Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
j. W. Henson IS authorized To settle the
busin ess of the old firm.
apr9 d2w J. w. HENSON.
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European Market.
Bv CahIa.

by Cable-l LONDON, April 10.
Consols, for mOnev, 9s1{; on account
P51s. 5-0 bonds S339 Erie 2i14; III
nols Central 6GH; Atlantic and q. W.
z9A. otOcks steady. Taliow 46s Sd .
Sperm. oil l03s. Sugar Ses Gi Calcutta linz
seed 59s Petroleum, at Antwerp 5211M
5313 francs. French Rentes 70f 32c
FRANKFORT April l0-Bonds 81.
LIVERPOOL, April l0.-Cot1on firmer but
not quotably lower; middllng uplands
l21sd; Orleans l25Sd; sales 10000 bales Call
liornta white wheat 9s sd; red Western IS
9dgSs l0d. Western flour 22s cd. Corn Dos
81. oats 3s Sd. Barley 5s. Peas 39s. PorK
l05s Beef 30. Lard rs. Cheese IT'S Bacon
62s Cd. Common Rosin 5s 30 fine IT'S Pc
troleum 3D. refined As Cd.
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CONGRESS- adjourned on Saturdays
The members of the House Of Repre-
sentatives will thus be released IRON
Washington City, but the Senators
will remain in executive session for
several days, in accordance with the
Presidents proclamation.
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Rev YOrk vry GOODS Market,

BY TeIegraph.I NEW YORK, April 10.
The oniy changes to observe in prices to-
day are a reduction of lc per yard on Hone
3 cached Muslins, which are selling at I4c /;
Laurel ID Brown are reduced TO I512c: Au-
gusta are down to l5c, and Cabot . to I5e.
4 here is a fair business doing in seasOnabie q
Styles of desirable goods at fair prices, but
a ything whcn is undesirable can only be
sold at very low II not unprofi able rates.
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hemnhls Markaf.

BY telegraph NHxPsIs. Aprtl 10
CorroN-Firmer at 2714c; receipts, 1877
bales; exports, 207 bales. -
ELoUR-Dull; superfine IS 5O96 90.
OoRE-72g74c.
OATS-6Jc.
HAY-S26 90.
POkK-&32.
LARD--l9G20c.
l7Rc
BULK MEATs-Quiet; shoulders l2s<e.
sides 1870.
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HOUsE...............w W wAsHrSeTox. A pril 10.

n = q " AsaIN9IONs = PIT 10
Banks offered a resolution tender
ing sympathy to the Cuban patriots,
and promising support to the Presi-
dent, when the Republican Govern
ment, having been established. he may
deem it expedient to recognize their
independence.
The rules were suspended, and the
resolution adopted-yeas 90; nays "a.
The bill relating to the site for
the building for the new State De
parrment, passed.
The Census Committee was author
lied to appoint sub committee to sit
during the recess, to take testimony
aud report at the next Congress.
At II o'clock the Speaker adjourn,
ed the house without day.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

T DFS 4. =. 3, f. 3 o. 2, >, " To- ~,
EAl2 IA and a. of fractional lot 2; also,
- 1tidfyfded one-half Of fractional lot 1,
~ NcCIary's Enlargement. known as the
RoTgers property, bounded by Division,
Kim, First, ana second streets rms prop
ertv Is o 4ered for sale on reasonable terms
and III not disposed OF by the 5th day of
MAY the same Will be offered for sale at
auction. One-third Of the purchase money
down; the balance in two equal payments
of one and two years, with interest. the
deferred payments secured by MORTGAGE.
ALBERT DOUGLAs
mh3ll BY JAMES STEELE, Agent
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IN TH UR&BAY, FEEE 2eD DAY
W OF April 1859, ht O'Clock pm. of sa.d
Day az the wharf a. evansville, Indiana,
VIII oner Tor salet az public auction. the
steam boat Petrolia No. 2, together win
ner machinery, &c. She is l99 tons bntthen
10 feet long, aud her breadth ~ feet Terms
OF sale; One-lhird cash IA hand, the but-
ance Ia three quail iustalments, at three.
SIX an ntne months, w th security. All
parties having claims against tile boat are
requested to pre- ent the same tQ ne ini-
mediatelN for payment.
PHILIP HORNBROOK, Trustee.
-ICincinmatl Commercial, slHd cairo
Times copy ana send bills % h. Horne
brook Iah31 dtd
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Later from the Fire in the Cola Vines.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10-The
latest advices from the Gold Hill fire,
says the smoke has considerably de-
creased. Some steam was still issu-
ing from the crevices where the shaft
was closed, leading to the belief that
the mines are filling with steam, and
that the flames will be eventually
thus smothered. As long as any evi-
dence of fire remains the process of
injecting steam will be continued.
The Overland Mail Company are
now carrying the mails between the
ends Of the Union aud Central Pdo;6c
Roads, a distance of 10 miles. AL
delayed mails are carried across. the
Steplos Swamp, and soon reach their
destination.
The Central Pacific Road to day
commenced Transporting the mails to
the SIS mile post Only 81 miles Of
track remains to be laid to complete
the Pacific Railroad.
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LONDON, April 1.-THE Pope's ju-
bilee was celebrated at Rome with
great splendor. The Pope said Mass
at St. Peters, and a Ta Deum was
sung in the presence of the cardinals,
foreign ambassadors, notabilities from
all parts of Europe, and an immense
congregation. La the evening the city
vas Illuminated.
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CHICAGO, April AT the open
board this afternoon there was fair
degree of activity in wheat and prices
were lower. No. ? Spring closing at
81 074@1 0IS. Corn quiet ct 524c
for new.
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Another DIsturbance in Havana,

HAVANA, April 10-Last night
there was several disturbances in the
streets OF Havana, aud several were
killed.
The city is perfectly quiet now.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
The Arrival Of Steamships.
Gold Excitement in New
York.
Late Washington News.
Legislature of Indiana.
Tha Arrival of Steamships.
0 Washington News.
Indiana.
Another Railroad Accident
Engineer Instantly killed.
Legislative MattePs-RaiiPOa Aeci-
DENT One Man Killed.

Legislative MatfePs-RaiiF0ad Acci-
dent One Man Killed.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE leg
isfative situation remains UNCHANGED.
No quorum IN either branch, on Sat
urday, and adjourned until Monday.
The Democratic caucus, held on Sat
urday, by a vote of % to %, resolved
to stay out.
A collision occurred on the Central
Railroad, near this city, Saturday
afternoon, between freight and wood
train. The engineer OF the freight
train, Peter Marlborough, was instantly
killed.
New YoRK, April 1.-THE steam
ers City Of Brooklyn and Nebraska,
from liverpool, arrived to-day.
n The excitement in the gold market
yesterday, seems to have been occa-
stoned by a bull clique to lock mp
gold in opposition to the operations
of prominent bears, and the diff
Guilty about the payment of certified
checks by the banks of New York
seems to have been in the fact that
holders prese ented them yesterday in
stead Of waiting until the following
business morning, which would have
been Monday. The total amount of
such checks from the Gold Bank en-
the Bauk of New York was 81. 300,-
600, and 81 100000 was paid when the
bank refused to pay the rest for want
of coin. A settlement was, however,
arranged without the checks going to
protest,
The Fifth United States Artillery,
under command Of Brevet Major Gen
eral Arnold, arrived yesterday from
New Orleans by sea.
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troops Of the 20th United States fn-
fantry arrived here yesterday. from
Baton Rouge They are bound for
St. Paul.
A Helena, Montana, dispatch says:
Advices from Fort Ellis state that on
the 9Th. a party of ten indians stole
on Dey Creek. A party of fifteen or
soldiers from Fort Ellis, pursued,
Private CorbIy was killed, and two
soldiers and one citizen wounded.
It is reported that the Grow Indi-
ans have burned their treaty with the
Government, and will go on the war
path.
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NEW YoRK, April 1O.-Nassau,
IN. 2 } papers to the a1st ult., state
that the excitement throughout the
Bahamas in regard to the action of
the Spaniards in capturing the Co
manditario, in the British waters, is
very intense.
It is stated that a number Of mari
ners from the Spanish fleet were sent
ashore on Berry Island, and searched
through them for Cuban refugees,
and were fired upon by the Bahama
wreckers.
The Nassau papers claim that this
is an act of war against Great Bntain.
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NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE steam
ship City of Brooklyn, from Liver
pool, bronght G207 900 In specie.