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STATE Coz atI1u,ioral Convention,

%, e,ase cot "t"nnoEa 81 GonFennon' |
1'..e oo'e oee'' 4utiouueea into tac oopase
9n" i,ouse VI nepssental''es ol tne limos
Lee1iatate' psoF'a1as 1of Inc election ol
oc'cSa.es " 'sa'ic III" CONSTITUTION, III Fus-
suanse VI .nc ea'l toF enca cen'eal'ou, oeoc1eo
" .ne ptop'e ~ snc aa.c efeetlon. rae sen.
aee oill th1fooaeeo y uon' y" ". "asa. OF
Ioun @ eouus' p.'stoa tua' saiu eon'eAt'oo
ssan eooslsl o. e!sat!'nse Hemoefs' VINO
sua1. ,,, We enossn ~ .us os!Ilels "h'cu arc no"
" ~ ~" ~ stIs' o4euust' " tos
o t. " IVY, ,eseutN,''es VI 'ue P.essns
oene'a' sn's'uloo ana eaea fepieseolhuse
otsttics' ~ eoH9''t"tcu W III" ~ tne 'inle
" ine e!ec''ot, u n"en:oess " loe present
o'u.4a1 eeseu!o's' e'aA1 oe en@1l'eu ~ c1ect
Hs many sns'n"e,s u sa'u convention ~ II
""s 's,.'s'eu W sAt''1 'sp'esen'a'ises'
cee'toh sccono lsostaes luat ealo e'eetlou
'or ae4egAtes eaa'4 pe Aelu on the 4uesuus
i,eA. a.'e' tne hfs. W Ap'.'' 4'o'' "nu W.
ducttd Ii conformity 10 the iaNe lot tuc
election oi representatives, ~ all respects
1he returns shcll nc canFasscd III thc saule
nanncr Us iof mcmpefs Oh tue uene1a] Asscni'
big. $500.
section ionr provides TINT tue uc'csates
:. mus e'te,eu eaa'. nieet III t'o ~" ~ Wv
| llonse oi representatives, ~ sprsi'Seela' on
| the fist Monday in May, 1850. The con,pcn-
sat}on ,or their services shnll be six dollars
| oer ,};,,u
acct,on five nroyIdcs that the nrocccd,ncs
n, i, br rnnycntivn shall be filed in t1.c ol,lcc
af t,,r Secretary Of State and thc new con-
.t,tu,1ou .hs,i bo submitted to the people
FIR nb,,t}rn nr rejection ut thu election TO be
ra,,cf, ,,v thc convention.
II, ,,u. JJ,ukr Mr.. nui1cv. of stephcnson.
,r,ro1ucri, n hill whtcj, dlrera from HAT or
acnn,n, Ward IN a frw un1rnuortant particu.
lors Nv tho Tina or e1ectiue thr members
ny inr cnuycn,ion i. tb, 1s.t Tuesday Ia
| a,,r,, and thr copye,,.,on ID 10 mcct an thc
H., MT,, ,1.v In :7unc. Thc nn, coustitutiou
"a a., l., >ui,m;t+rI In IN, pco,1e II Tho TING
n ,,c c,crt,on nj coun,y a11fccrs ou Inc first
T,cs,,ov If xovcnlrr next. The rrsult Of
.,,,,, .o,, =, ,,c 1n1d hrforc ,hr f,cpcrn1 A.
as,,,,'. =, y. roYt ur.,,,, 1v t},c sccrdory
s,rv,a;',
~ r,,,o. ,o,uo,+ot t,tro,,,cc,, iii, r.,
na,,,,.,,. /, Is .,,a lin w,,hc. nr ,hc ncnhcra
".>,e' w. .'s,,. ~ -. h.,,, hnr.rs w,,cn d,Jrr,
~ ',ha, ac ur wnr5 ,.,rnv IN rrrnrd ia
Mua. .,' ' a.,,t,,,, H.. ,,rlcr,tes mi ho,l
NV w.. s''e ,',.,...,,,,, W. t,rr sn,,,,c.d rorrr
; 1"e Nv ,'a's"'''"'
sl"'aue.. ~. eps" .,,,,,,. ...,
h i, Il III ,r ,s,.u,nr v anr.,i occtsos i Novna
rr, nu,! lint tha c"nssn. ~ a',"rnho on thu AZ
Mnnnsy n namssy n"A: !: T. L. h"i Tia r,reti"s
. iSr dr"ss.tp er tho ftst Monday In April, ant
r.et IN 'hc nrtt Monday o. MY. ,n lno ..ass uasS
ass y, ra,t. nf thc DSmocfa;s In b5tb house
aud probably rom" 4! sllu nepu,lcan*, tho iat:r
@ 1ns atass t"s "ts. s. ..n' ~. 'Hc Hc.nstr.
kus, mssr ,nan stsy en-, In ArslI lily aiso he
''r.e ihst hsticr mrn ean an, ho ,nssncca TO a:e:n
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The Nilxsnkec 5tnfinsi OF tho 9Th fns'. pre-
cents a concise tevtsw Of the t,ade and commerce
of that city for the year 1858. We present the TO-
lowing ahe
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rbs ,upr,pa Of SUNDAY trains kesps s@oS men
n wrfk, IT,. raw, NJ stcRssL
~ wrs rtiihftrd tn lafrrssiiiS, NV, @aa&
Maeef. il vs. ,slse4 In ltne Han, Mel
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NtIliops Of dollars are Invested III Inc OF.
chard, hut 1t is question whether half Of
this ca pital is a paying Investment. there
is no good reason for snch result: ior from
duris Of The orchard. Varieties, soil, ASPECT,
insects, vermln, shelter, shipping and maf-
Eets are points for our coEsfdcratton, If We
won1d insure euch iuli returns as are our due.
During the year all q these subjects VIII
come up ior review as the days gro" apacs:.
| is not ovcrw ok and parsimonlons scnmpiaE
or means TINT make success, hnt toe u.
dIc,ous p1annir1s, pursued With = steady
| purpose, that whit. Accidents sometimes
| aastnnish Us With pleasant results; but'"elt-
iaId plans, carried ont With industry. almost
alwar. command 1t. Our euccess. as guilt
yatofs OF the soil, to great extent, Is In our
| nwn handa. RuKAL.
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t1ue ehafseter, ~ well Is to c.edlahly dlschs9ae
their professional duties: without these abiding
| trd1epeee, we should not now psFcttye the de-
91cc Of improvement that is exhibited among
The pupils to Jou. ios tho,s .smo.s un,f5rn AID
general obedience. s1aStaotity. industry az4 etu.
dieusuess. While sheIe nats been sons eEcsa-
naeanoS theY have been fev, and ha5o Yielded to
Kindly sdnoritions without se+orz TO severn CO.
sls'Ss 70 Seee9ye, h. ~ pfsv.ea soas them .
. that their associations with ore another have
| teen greatly 10 thetI mutual adTant4Re.n
The Principal argues at come length for
, change In the rule governing the age nt adj
mission Of pupils, and concludes By saying:
, "some Children are better able 70 succeed IL
school at eight yeAth cf age thar osheta It ten Of
| tSelye- II has Impressed me that one Of the
terms Of admission to our achool should be 30
S, RI AZ S9oa a5 as peSsl saeees s q ID
:. IN Tho te.us Of aamts.ton; Sons minor adjust.
luans % to % snis Its alsssaloa hi ihey wonis zos se
eon.,deisbie; I'd exea il thsy Tete, the tenaes
md eas1aescr q sdat liz
d rS.s enrcSct.ss In TIE ane''0ra'ton Of the dea a1d
/. The Principal presents an elaborate aud
lengthy argument, tayoTinR some modlaca
ttous Of the method OF instruction 70 hs Il
~ suit the Instruction impaired 70 the crc1lc
advancement Of serni-Muaes and certain ex
- - ccpticpnl caees among natural u,utcs (:
vi "rwo c1..Fep hsrp hcen fd1ulcd In Attenuation
ie The improvement macs bT these pupils IN II
- t,n1t t'mu soeJ havp BEEN antes hts peculiar 10
enuction Ia ver5 cneoursRlnE. and. contrary 7
= tns Expectations. Is noreto u fne ease o. 70
| natural muic4 than Of the ecmt-mufa1. UhiJ
~ weeks have rttsrd tIucc tho hrst etcnt Wef
lc tax, Inward thn fltEanls,tun Of thetc ctAs&al
vi IT pa1t Of nj tin1r several u tho pupils aas
~, M en- ittruptpA III shur stu y By tne u ea1let.
- ihht Ns hAvc not sufficient data on Which 70 pted
d, ealc any tosltlyu ihrurtss or prngansuc!f!on
N further II m 10 ts7 Tint our r1pcct1tiunA fnf
+tust = paHlad have hcen moro 1hAn feAlated a
or tt1s W tovl s.fy Efrst encouragement ID pfc'
- On In tbs experiment"
~ Tic recommends. that the Lc9!slatur
IN ,nctunrtntIr,, Int'grr-. relative to grant {
'sc pn',llc lal1". and rays:
10 "lly itr Laws nf shr Ctttod atsicf onn fh!tl
i'd | rl1ih Ut TIN runlic domain IN appropriated &
rrhon} sId rdnc asional rntrotcA. st'r irAf ~
>. | tu3nh hAvr rsssr ar}oye't anT u ~ bentnia
IT, his rn,tArui.r visa Etosfritli. and ~ rnm nc
no rthout, nl,d artltn4lJ tducsinasl cstthllah
U | theY 1rr,trtlp; ytt tbtfc Ia no we'll fDundra r.
nj. enn Ny kor,c cqatsAeIt provision, tu nlnrs tho
-, | case ,hnud Eot Ia uade hs tho 4eaf n! I0Frt
aA' mcnt, lndcfd. tn two Deaf and Dnmh Intt't
tiont, 4 large grant of pubic iands Nfs maao
iii | trnvfres, many YtkrS lRp. Ihie grant. u :!
eA e.4s Of onr, ptrdnetds fard roo1otsnE 70 he!I
~. mllllrn drllhle, tht productive Interest cl Whi
iAt II snpttl tn is,r reduction ot nEnu arfenIfl
tut lima py thn Elsie t3oxesnmrnf. tthh ptrfeuc
BY h6a been tttAntIsheh IN til" eaa" o. ~" 1hs.t'
It'll u culne III ut, aad conaz nsa IN saht OF i
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| fuy, be binds Y0u to his destiny With Laugh.
| Sweeney is plausible twilight OF q man, re.
s>mbling the dusk 10 which innocence Is iea
rather to weaken you than to please him
self. Tweed Will not taste drop, though he
viii make drunken a1l mankind with cham
paanc paid Tor out Of the Taxpayers pockets
There does not seem 10 be any chance what
ever ior New York to rematn . hahl.able city
under these two bcinEs-the Fredegonde and
Brunchilde Of the nineteenth century
Neither will 1t be possible, 9f.er Whhe, ior
any stranger to visit New York ana be sais
In clccting Seymour, they hare now sought
inside the Republican party for creatures.
and the first person they have gone Tor IS
Ben Butler. HB precious nephew. the son
OF The Butler OF New Orleans, 4 | mitake
Ut. Bowles the other day. This marks the
new combination between Tweed and Sweeney
and the Congressional ring.
The only solution to TINS last threate nea
combna ton Is Grant. The only eoinaon 70
York TTibt.nt, the New York Eteni"g Post
. and other journals have hin:ed ut. IT.,
. This Is no dream nor wild PnraEfapn' ~
bining In New fcrk as truly es the eicMenss
oYcr slavery combined 10 make var. Sotn.
ing in tbc near future Is 50 apparcnt as erea'
3, eullows before the City Hail, and tho xyci,'
= | m&nfY Oh NCH EIAI!H vs."
= guarding the ceremony. expect 10 'lse &
SC this and describe II.
pCTLkR's new TEARS CALL.
d Tic pcorlc who supported Mr. Bsu: Dutie1
= III the impeachment irlat are advised " 90
. serve him shaking heuds With andrew john i,
I. foi on New Ycar's Day. The SeT lorl
Tndeptndtnt, which las been tIuiftnE "
5 slime o, ite hyporri.y ihrouKh thc feSoi' !!s
e.rineo u Mr. TappeTth Tiltoa upon WI
q linn II. Evnrss, l,,r defending pr. Ju1ns1n
r. Is hdyikcl 10 cxrtc.e itt or!nfn1' ol uhste
Il rhsktng palms with "thc great criminal :
:, Tn that uccaeIrn the hrrn wa. nltoRf'he
- Mr. Jollnron. liz Ind brought the most ln
!, socnt or if. cu mir, to lllt tc' IL 'au VIII
=, ten the intt page Vi his impeachment wv
=, thjs ryopcll|ntiou. Yet for ~ much a. shak
~ inx luntis viii the President, l'cn Datlrf,
-, fcw 1.lutths uru. wonlA have Summoned an
o. living pertut,agc tu ll!a committee room mn
le / cun irll yu,l thu prnerasch Of MI
n nn,lcr's mind IN hi. proeerdtr9 ~ truly
4. l,o is ncqunintel Nlil them. lie say tha
to Grant lad too .nuoh dignity,
10 character 10 saay In Washington on No
Il Yuar's pty nnd he4l TIN Dulccrs of tho 3ru.
ID 10 cell upon tho PRESIDENT. II occurred !
" him, therrfnre, aa Grant's cnemY. that I
y would call and demonstrate \ dusllulae
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
NEW 0SlsAaS Rkc::s.
NEW ORLEANS, Apri

NEW ORLEANS, Aprii O, 1869.
The second days races on the Metairie Course
commenced to-day with a hurdle stake dash
OF two miles. four hurdles. eight leaps; s25
entrance play or pay three year olds to carry 1l2
lbs. four year olds 12l los; five year ods and up.
wards, 12s lbs; the club TO add $500. There were
six entries. The following is The result
ID. Swigcrt's Dr. b. Edinboro, years Old by
Lexington dam Hymenia, by Yorkshire. ........ 1
E. Warwck's ch. c. Transit, years old, 10y Bleak
wind, dam Prairie Flower, b. Sovereign. .......
]. Nc.Igln's b. c. Chalmete, years old. by Daniel
Boone dam by Brown Dick. ick..."......:......... Q
J. Coulisk's ch. g. --, years old, by Endorser,
dam by Glencoc. Jus.
Il. Warwick's b. h. Joe Johnson, years Old, and
br Y. -, years. 10y CAPITA n Beard, dam by
Sovereign. paii IOfielt
Time. 3:52k.
SECOND RAcF.-Sweepstakcs for three year olds,
mile heats 500 entrance, play or pay sec md horse
10 receive 500; club TO add 5000. The following IS
the scOre:-
Melbourne, dam by vincent Noite.. e.......... l 1
j. J. 0'taon's b. f. The Banshee, by Lcxing.
ton. dam Balloon, by Yorkshire. e.............. 2
J. w. resnockis b. T. Nellie Mcdonald and Rich
ards and Kilgour's b. f. Betty Bay PAID forfeit.
Timc LAS, las a
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Labor QnestiOn-Speech Of Wendell
Phillips Before tho Legislative Committee.

The Labor Qnestion-Speech Of Wendell
Phillips Before tho Legislative Committee.
BOSTON. April O. 1862
Wendell Phillips to-day addressed the Legislative
Committee appointed to investigate the subject OF
the hours Of labor lie estimated the earnings of
the aboring class IN this country at nearly
$4,000 900 900 annually, and thought that fact de-
manded the attention OF legislation to their interest
He deprecated the tendency, especially evident
since the war; OF the legislation OF the rich and the
poor as independent classes. The rich growing
richer and the poor poorer The tendency for the
the great mutual benefit OF their contact with the
poor lost and with 1t also the interest OF the rich IN
the public schools When the time comes In this coun-
t.y that perManent iab0rng class exists the kneli
OF republican institutions has been sounded. great
problem Of American craftsmanship Is make cOrpo-
ra,ions consistent with American Institutions The
great question OF the future iS cooperation to which
We must come sooner or later. The question
OF eight hours he considered as stepping
stone TO better condition than the aboring class
now has Mr.. Phillips spoke Of the "Trades UnIon,n
not defending them, but claiming that they were the
only means Of seD-protection the laboring classes
nave. rnr unve s,Slem was indefcnciblc, except
upon that ground. He was In favor Of comnission,
but feared satisfactory one could not be obtained.
gave their evidence lost tier niaces Of WORK when
they reured on account Of 1t. lie did no. e..;.1es
the rights OF the aboriny people would be secured
would be when the power OF the working men is nut
at the ballot box. feeling must he
created tnat tnere Is no right by which men
shall be worked up TO make cotton cheaper Failing
IN having proper commission he would have an
ohcer appointed rs an Inspector or commissioner of
labor, with q good salary. who would have the
power 10 require exhibits from corporations that all
laws In regard TO labor have been observed and
with power TO compel their observance. lie wanted
the same officer TO collect Information in regard to
the annual average hours OF actual labor each day
deductng absence from sickness, &C., rates OF
wages rents prices OF provisions, some estimate OF
the social and comfortable condition OF the laborlng
classes, and in short, all matters relating to them
Such step he also considered merely temporary
ono The great remedy Is yet TO come when the bal.
lot IL placed In the hands OF the aooring classes.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
TtLE6RApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The frost for the. last few nights at Montgomery,
Ala, has had serious effect upon the crops.
The steamer II. NJ Rice arrived at Cleveland Ohio,
from Detroit, at noon yesterday. The captain re-
ports Lake Erie clear of ice.
The house Of Raymond Hascton, near Baraboo,
WIS.,, was burned on Monday morning, and q Miss
Burnham, a visitor, persisted In the flames
The third annual state Fair OF louisiana CON-
menced yesterday at New Orleans with very large
attendance, both OF exhibitors and visitors.
There is much complaint In Alabama i'm conse.
qucncc or the scarcity OF labor and the inccssant
rain which have retarded farming operations
The weather at savannah, Ga, Is cold Accounts re.
ceyed from planters say that the cotton crop and
vegetation has been injured by the late cold snaps.
The election IN Auburn, Me-, on Monday, on the
question whether that city would unite with Lewis
ton resulted IN The negative by sixteen majority.
General Webb continues TO make removals from
and appointments 10 Office Ia Virginia sixty were
made yesterday. The new state officers will assume
their duties to-day.
Samuel Benbcr OF Johnsburg, Warren county.
NJ ", having missed corn from his CRIB set spring
gun for the purpose Of detecting the thief on
Monday night man named Charles X, Pasco
broke into the crib. filled u sack with corn, and
while leaving, the gun went OIL killing him in-
stanty.
In the Rutland County (vt.) Court Yesterday.
Horace IL. P1umiey was sentenced to b, hanged for
murder Ilba Plumley was sentenced TO the So
Prison for life, ana Frederick plumley ,o So,
Prison Tor twenty years for r,..,-,an56Icr Tn"sc
partcl are fatncr and ..r-o sons' who riiiel Iohn
"i"'""' 'i'' u. .'nrewsbury, VT, August |, 1868
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
ILLINOIS,.

Great Preparations in Chicago for the OPEN
iug of the Pncac Railroad-Thc President
and Cabinet, Both Houses of Congress and
Officials from Western States and Territories
Expected TO be Present.
CHICAGO, April 0, 1869.
The Common Council Of this city has passed reso
iutions looking to grand opening OF the Pacific
Railroad. committee, consisting OF the Mayor and
members of the Council, has been appointed, which
is authorized TO invite on such terms as the man.
ayers OF the Central Union Pacific aud North
western Ra iroads shall appoint. the Governors and
stats OF the States OF California, Oregon and
nevada, the Territories OF Washington, Idaho,
Montana, Dakota Utah, wyoming and Colorado, the
members OF the legsa ure5 oil the several States and
Territories above named the judges or courts. the
mayors and coin1.non councils OF the cities OF san
Francisco Sacramento ai;a such other cities as they
may select In California; POrtlanu, V1eso; virginia
City, Nevada; Denver, COlorad0 the mayors and
councils and leading citizens Of such other cities In
the states and Territories above named as said
committee OF the councils and the citizens may deem
best and most appropriate; also tine President and
Vice President OF the United states and the Cabinet
the members OF both houses OF Congress- the Judges
OF the Supreme Court, the generals and leading
eInors OF the different states, and such Oner disn-
gulshcd gentlemen as 1t Is deemed best. The hos
pitalitles OF the city VIII lie extended TO all.
Rev. Daniel Lord OF Bridgeport Conn.,, has ac-
cepted the call OF the Calvary Presbyterian church
In this city. His salary Will be SO, 900 year.
James +. Ballanyne, the editor OF the Chicago
Rer,tfbifcdn, was taken with q violent hom0rrhage OF
the lungs, at washington, few days since. lie has
been brought home and ~ now In a very critical
condition.
Ex-secretary Browning and family arrived in this
city this evening, en- route for their former home at
QUINCY.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
Tat REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE Of BsoogLys.

The Republican ccperc, Committee met last pight
~ 'he'r IONS, In Washington street, tse Vice rsSs
ucnt, Mr.. Charles @. Talbot IN the chair.
MIR. Joseph Reeve asked as question g.
privilege TO I've allowed 10 Offer resolutions
Tor the appointment OF committee 90 IN.
vcstigate the charges which had Leon made
AGAINST him at previous meeting cy Pardon w.
Kenyon, the latter having SAID that he was rocking
with corruption, &C., which wa adopted
The Committee on Bylaws reported several changes
In the bylaws. The bylaws as presented by the
commiinn waro a!ospcI.
Mr Rudd offered resolution TO the effect tnat the
State Senate be rSIues, VI TO pass the law already
passed in the Assembly. Which excludes lager beer
rom te class u liquors for N'ch license Is required
viii the names Of those who voted Cor and agalnst
IT, signed W the officers OF that comn.tlee, be sent
TO each republican member OF the Senate THE reso.
luton was adopted Almost unanimously, The ontu.
mlttev tnen adjourned
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
Fears Of Another Carlist
Uprising.
Proposal in the British Parliament to Discs
tablish the English Church.
CUBA.

RumOred Expeditions to Cuba-Trial of
Prisoners OF the C0mauditnriO-V0luntee
Euihusinsm In Huvaua-Tho Cuban Flag
Trampled.
HAVANA, April Q, 1859.
The government here have been made aware from
Washington that two expeditions, conveying aid and
comfort to the insurgent Cubans, have left the Mis-
sissppi river Admiral HoG has received instruc-
tlons to prevent their landing and also to watch the
course Of the two Peruvian monitors now near the
coast OF Cuba. The Spanish war steamer which
brought In the steamer COmanditarO a prize
brought also as prisoners five persons who were
found on board Of her. They are now being tried by
naval court martial, held on board the steamer
Blasco dc Garay, and, If convicted, will he hanged
shot Immediately.
Six hundred artilcrymen have returned from
Cienfuegos. The volunteers welcomed them in pro-
cession on their arrival, during which the nag OF
free Cuba dragged and trampled upon amid
great enthusiasm.
The committee OF Matanzas volunteers have re-
turned to that city expressing great confidence and
satisfaction in the policy Of General Dulce
Tho Rebellion in the Central Department
Considered uppressed-Interccpting Expe.
ditiOns from LOuIsiana-FIass Captured
from Insurgents.
HAVANA, April O. 1859.
arrived at CIenfuegos day before yesterday. All
well.
battalion OF artillery has returned from the Gen.
tral Department.
The DiarO to-day, in leader considers the rebel
lion In the Central Department as entirely sup
pressed.
The United States steamer Contoocook has gone to
the mouths Of the Mississippi to intercept the expe
dition reported to be coming to Cuba from New
Orleans.
The PrenSd is very anxious that the New YORK
journals should mention the fact that in the recent
engagements the government troops captured two
nags.
Death Sentence ConGrmed--A British War
Vessel In Pursuit OF IA Schooncr-Sltir,nisbes
Near Nnynjigua.
HAVANA, April @, 1869.
The Supreme Court has conf rmcd the sentence OF
death pronounced by the lower courts against Leon
and Medina, who were convicted OF firing upon the
.cs in the Figueras street affair." Carbias, one
OF the parties arrested the same accusation. has
been discharged from Jail.
A British man-of.war has sailed to overhaul the
schooner WHICH RECEIVED the merchandise from the
steamer C0mandtario while the latter was In the
hands OF the rebels.
Several unmportant skirmisbcs are reported near
Mayajigua
Havana Commercial und Financial Markets.
HAVANA, April @, ISGs
Tho sugar market is duh; offers were made to-day
on the basis of s< sh reals per arrobc for No.
IL Dutch standard.
Exchan2e-On London, IL q IL per cent premium;
on United states, 60 days sight, In god, par per
cent premium; short sight ~ "a per cent pre-
MUM; 60 days sight, In currency. 25 "a per celt
discount
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoS, April 6--4:30
+. M.-C0nsols closed at o.. for both money and the
account. United States FIye.twcnty bonds are quiet
ana steady at sSH. stocks steady. Erie, A1i; ILL
n0is, 96L.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs. April 6.-The Boursc is
steady. Rentes, T0f. 80 C.
LlvERPooL CoTroS MAREEr.-LiyERrooI. April
6-Evenng.-The market closed dull at the follow
ing quotations:-M Migdlng Uplands, l2Sd. l2i4d.;
Middling orleans, 12Id. q 2isd. The sales OF the
day have footed up 5000 bales,
fAvRE COTroN MARKET -lIAvRE, April 6.-The
market closed unchanged for stock spot or anoat
IivERrooL BRRADsrUFrs MAsKBr.-
April 6.-Wheat, So. sd. per Genital for No. red
western. -Four, 225 Cd. per bbl. for western Canal
LIvERPo0L PRODUCE MARKEr.--LlvERroof, April
6.retroleum. ahd. per gallon for spirits and Is
u. for refined.
i' -sErooL TRADE REroRT.-TIvEnr00f, April g.
q I'm The market for yarns and fabrics at Man
opvosvp ToSpos ~ 'ooUcB MARKEr.-LoNDoN, April c.
q i1s i5unDun ~, ~. VI. per gallon.
oPhi.s pvhVicui. VkpORr-T,ONDoN. ApriI 0-2 r.
hVrlOS lkADE Manchester ace less favorable
W.. = Ihc auvlCcs from at.on market here Bread.
st are dec,na IN me- sl per bushe wheat
w. w. S @ pvl nr Me- Sen LOT Calliorna 9Js per quarter
Tor new MIXED Western. q, po,ro
PETROLEUM MARgEr-ANrwERp Apr. "-i'"V
leuin dull AT 65f. q bSkf for standard wtitc
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

The democratic authorities OF Salisbury acknow.
lodged that they could not hold legal meeting The
polls. were opened however, and IS republican and
39i democratic votes were taken. Counting these.
Jewels majority would be but 435. Had Salisbury
voted legally ana as last year, Jewes majority
would De 622 The Legislature stands as follows:-
Sendte-Repubiicans "a; democrats Z.
HouSe-Republicans,1 1872; democrats, 1906
The vote for Congressman in the First district as
as Iolows:-Strong. republican, 1l620 Dixon,
democrat, l0,855. Strong's majority. 1856.
Second District-Ke0gg, republican, 3,431; Bab
COCK, democrat, 1909. Kellogg's majority, 372.
Ihlrd District-Sarkweather. republican, 9,122:
2,269.
Fourth Dissrct-Beardsley, republican, 1904 |;
Barnum, Democrat 1907. Barnum's majority, 1893.
Throwing out the illegal votes cast IN Salisbury,
Barnum's majority is 1856.