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Ar LAsr-Elsewhere appears note

AT LAsT-Elsewhere appears a note
from Postmaster RAwLNG, announcing
tllat next Tuesday morning, and thercaE.
ter, the way-mAils on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, viii leave this city on the
early instead of the noon train. Mails
viii leave Post once .at4A Il This
win greatly accommodate the people along
the B. & o. r. R. and N. W. Va. R. r.
There has been q good deal Of delay on
tho part Of the Department in getting
ready for the change, butpcrhaps 1t was
unavoidable. Capt, RAwLNa and Con-
gresham Me- cGREw, have ,beon especially
instrumental in getting tho change made,
and are entitled to the thanks Of all con-
aHssHH. -,H..#N.s
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IN WEE CIRCUIT COURT oF ONO

TIE V4tNVOGi SVUhE OF OhLO
n John c. Porter ,'a'ap
George G. stoolarc and Mary stoolarc, his wIio,
James ". Rice, trustee, William Rice and
Attachment In Chanecry.
Tho object Of this suit 10 TO subject the real
estate Of tho defendant George 9. Stoolare, here.
inRftGr more fully described, TO the payment Of a
writing obligatory, executed BY sAid George G.
4tooldre In favor Of tho plaintiff, for 4i000 with
interest nom January 4, 1870 and e the Pay
1859, being tho balance duo upon negotiable
nOtC for 5000, dated December 4th, 1868, At
twenty-five days, made by H. c. Stoolare, upon
which said George G. Stool6rO Is liable % en-
said SliS and Si, 1870 and interest a Aforesaid
being duo from George c, StoolHrC to tho plain.
til and real estate having been levied upon by
the Sheriff Of Ohio county BY virtue Of an order
Of attachment iesuCd In the above cause, owIt:
upon % acres Of land In the county Of Ohio, State
Of West Virginia, Liberty township, and dOscFib.
Cd In u deed from A. j. Clarke, Commissioner,
70 said George @, StoolhrC, on record In Decd
Book No. s., pages 81 and 2S8, as follows: Be.
ginning M g. post corner t to Alexander or thence
to David HosacE, thence North Il 4dcErCeS WCst
81 T-l0 poles to q post corner to Henry NaddGn'S
line, thence North T9& degrees WCNt 10 q post
corner, thence South ~ degrees West 50 7I0Polea
t9tne PScss. o. ~ ,L u sSo "
estate: 800 (noro or lCssl acres Of land situated
In tho county Of Ohio, State Of West Virginia,
formerly owned by Henry Madden and located
near Valley Grove Station, on tho HOmpleld Rail.
road, and about two and i half miles from WcSl
Alexander, Pennsylvania. .I5
And It appearing from an affidavit fled ln the
cause, that George G. stOolAre and Mary Stool.
drc his wIfC. and Joseph Ilupp arc non.rCsidEnts
OF tho State. Of West Virglnin, on motion Of the
complainant, by his counsel, It Is ordered that
they do appear within ono month nom the date o.
ceSaaFy 10 protect their interest In this suit
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clerk.
CALDwR1L b BRO., Sol. for coInplt, iGI
fah2S-FFi4W ..I.a.-s- lA,s yst.
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RNNExr STocKs-ActIvc, excited aud

Short interest is quite important and tho bcaFt
resist the upward tendency strongly!
SrOCEs-unsettlcd and prices generally lower
but the decline Ia not heavy. Tho actiTD stnrci
have boon Northwestern, Vanderbilt, Lake Shore
and Reading. y. -
press, @; Wells, Fargo = Co., u; American
New York Central, g1H; Eric, 25S; Harlem, 14SH
Hudson, Scrip, 03h;; Reading, 9GS; Michigan
Central. il9: Lake Shore, S83; Illinois Central
lS9H; Pittsburgh, 99X; Northwestern. 7sA; DO
preferred, 81; Rock Island, i1Ok; IT. Panl, 62A
nj Fort Wayne 93H; Tore IIaute, 90; Chi
cag0 & Alton, III; Ohio u Mississippi. 99jl{; New
Jersey Central, 105H; Cleveland. Columbus 4
Cincinnati 7SH: Cleveland Columbus 3 Illinois
Central. lgf. The New York Central has declArr
cd cash dividend of per cent on bOth BlocE
and scrip, payable April Is. .t .,.r
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Rom, NIaroll 1O, rlu PAlsIs, I.

The rcplyof the Pontified Court to the
lust dispatch Of Court Daru, has bcon
forwarded to Paris. 1t contests in chi.
phatic terms the demand Of the French
government to be represented in the ECU
menicaE Council. Apostoli, messenger to
the French Court is charged at the same
timo 10 give assurance that the RcpresCn.
tative Of France will DO received with oil
the consideration due that power.
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MISSOURI.

Amendment Submitted 10 Abolish
Test Oath for Jurors.
ST.. LOUIS, March II.
The House last night passed the concur.
rent resolution 70 submit the constitution.
al amendment abOlIShing the test oath to
jurors, ...
The corruption investigating committee,
Il Il said, will report resolution to-day to
expcl W. c. Webb, from Ripley county
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ROME.
The Dogma Of InfalIibility in the
W. ~ Council. q

. LONDON, March H., $50 Il. NJ.
The evening edition Of the Times llas tue
following from Rome:
On Monday the scheme Of Intallibility
was distributed. to the members Of the
Council. 1t llssefts that '.Nl.
"ThG Church possesses supreme and
complete primaCy and the principally
over tho universal church was received
with plcnitude Of power from the Lord
himself by St. Peter, of whom the Pom.
tiff Is the successor! All questions Of faith
must be determined under thAt power, else
the words ofthe Lord to Peter would he
disrCgardetl, this is proved by results, in
tho Apostolic, Catholic and immaculate.
The doctrine has always been fully main.
taincl, consequently VIC inculcHte with
the concurrence Of tho Council and defend
as u dogma Of filth that, thanks to divine
assistance, dc Roman Pontiff Ofwhom 1t
was said in the person Of Peter by Christ,
cannot err when acting MS supreme
teacher Of all christians. The scheme
defines what the Church must hold In
faith and morals and that the prcrogativc
Of Papal inlalibility extends over thCsame
matters 10 which the infalibility Of the
Church Is applicable. Ifany should dare,
which God forbid, TO ContrOvcrt tue pre-.
sent definition, let him know TINT lie
dCpartG from the true fhith.
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WASHINGTON.
Finances in the House.

@ WASHINGTON, March II.
The Committee on Banking and Cur
rency, Mt the meeting, to-day, talked about
the funding oftllc public debt, and Of tho
general question OfCurrency, but did not
agree upon tue form of the bill to meet
the instructions of the House, torcpOrt thF
bill increasing the currency to the extent
of f8O,OOO,OOO. Tho Committee Arc divided
between the grcCnbacks and the national
bank notes, the probability is each side
will report the bill leaving the House 10
take lis choice. ..'
A Crazy Man Threatens the Presi.
dent.
Torrance Cassidy, who yesterday threat
encd President Grant with assassination
using abusive language while the latter
was walking on Pennsylvania avenue
with his son, was today pronounced In
sane by tho police surgeons and sent "a
the Government Insane Asylum. The
man had repeatedly been refused admis'
sion to the Executive Mansion on account
Of his singular conduct. = 1854 a.,
The Committee on Foreign Relations
held II speciaI meeting to-day TO consider
the, San Domingo trcaty. Gen. Bahc0cR
explained ifs provisions, and the ctrcuni'
stances under which it was negotiated
Other facts were communicated to the
committee, who cvinCG no disposition tC
come to an carly conclusion, but will take
further time to consider this important
subject, Ttt.- n.,
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Commercial ,lr and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
H.. lf aHIG,# Is fAI,sSa,, Ynnpr bFRnNh n

ah'i NEwYoRK, March1t.
Wall street affairs show d sharp reaction from
tho effects OF bear speculation In gold. The sen.
tImcut ID quite common that the fluctuations IN
premiums haVO ,hOch produced mainly by hrti.
iiCIal Gxpedlenls, and tlIAt reaction having set
In atIAirS are likely 10 rGvGrt back TO about thu
position from which tho panic started.
y GOLD-OpenCdi ut 1l3x, and being hammered
freely fell to 1l2N; at the latter figure there was
considerable buying on long account and.a report
coming from Washington that the House Com
mItteS on Foreign Relations haS determined to
report resolution in fAYOr OF tho recognition oi
tho Cubals as bClllgcrontS, tho price quickly ad'
yaucCd to 1l3Jk, though tho price has again talle
70 Il8yf. II tiSTgp0rted tho bull moyGmcnt ear
He'd Il 10 ia; closed at II9X Tho market
wus'prctty excited In tho afternoon, and sumC
men who could not sell gold enough. at tho low
cat point, werG climbing over each other this
afternoon 10 buy gold all the way up to lt4. Car'
rylng rates 234S per cent. Clearanees, ss1 OOCl,
The advance In gold caused a arncr feeling In
the produce market; although with the exception
Of tho cotton market there was no marked I'M
pfOveHieRt. Cotton advanced kmAc; was
largely OVersOld and very sOnsttive.. The dF3
goods trade was generally quiet, and the leading
iobbcrS ceased the war on domestic cotton tab.
rIcs aud other goods. The advance in gold
caused more cheerful feeling among tho mer'
chants. Tho losses by Bhrlnkngc In consequence
OF tho recent decline were heavy.
MONEY-RGmAins very easy on call with lead
Ing bankers and brokers, although some smaller
houses reported little moro activity. Call lOanE
400 per cent; prime business notes 7doS per cent
STERLIN0-SIOrC active and Armer At 1OSSb
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Night calls, and OFdcrs by telegraph VIII receive
prompt attention. .,,.,,.lG 49,,
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than ours. II makes tho "RlaRtlc Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch can be cut, and Gtlll thu
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We pay Agents ffOm &16 TO $20O per month and
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chimes under the HaTno name a ours, unless they
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We shall not hold BuEs6lVea Responsible fOF
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Machines under this nAmO 10 tho full extent Of
| the law, unless such Machines arc obtained ffUm
us or our Agents. Do not b0 imposed upon by
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Mail Change on the B. & o. r. r.
-,n;- Posi- OFFICE, March II, 1870.

puSnihorsIof ratolilasn6et:' FIil5i1 u,
Genaemen: The way.mail over B. s. 0.
r. R, which Is now forwarded at noon,
will be changed on the 18th inst. (Tucs'
day) 10 the early train. Mail will bo sent
from this Office at A A. NJ. u.'
Very respectfully, ,'
g. ]. RAwLNO, 7. NJ.
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n rSO John c. Porter 'a'ao
George G. stoolare and Mary stoolarc, his wife,
James W. Rice, trustee, William Rico and
, 1870-04-21

The railway bridge lately erected over the
npiepeE, near Kew, ID one Of the sreatest
work. Of the kind In the world. and tha longest
in Europe. 1t cuDsists OF twelve Arches, and
is 3, EOS feet in length Captain von st1ayo,
..nt Of Colonel Is his Imperial Majesty, on
the recommendations ct the Minister Of Public
IIhs 81. Louis Reptl.icon Of The 18th
avs. "JudE Q. +. Underwood, OF Hc1eaa,
!. in III ts' sss: sn eeanss1 .ss ssnnsa sa
Moauta;n Railroad through to Helena;
b. " . vote of bes eitizsps to ia IN tho con
st1aetion OF this road, and hiss authorized the
,sxuins Of bonds fos that ,pn1pess, FROM
phis + Little Rock Railroad is about forty
miles, and the people Of the country through
which that portion OF tho rosd viii PISS Ao
exceedingly an1ious to push il forward to COM
Hlc.ion Immediately. Ths5 will rails, thu
means to do it, and there can no longer bo any
doubt felt - to tho road being pat in sap'd
the St. raul Frs Of the 18th saya Tue
telegraph arpel1s to lave been IN e1cr IN
stating that the Milwaukee i ST. raa1 Conpa-
ny hid purchased the Hastings L Dakota
Toad 1t }east the oGiciA notiee II that com
On which tho repott is based, contains no sen-
tiynent Of the kind. The following is the no
t;ca refetrrd to The New York Stock E1-
chspge viii pleaae take notice That tho HlEaa-
fce St. Paul Railway COMPANY intend 70 u
c4eass their preferred capitsl ntock Lisa
ensres. and thci- common capital stock
I.7Go shares, SO sharcs, or SIS, ,ooo in .l1-
ycr the purchase Of tho rsilsoad extending :
fron Austin to tho State line, nnw owned BY
he Minnesota Central Esslvay Company, :
distance Of eleven miles. Ton I'd Aso plcaa*
| 10 tsle notice that the II i St 7. NAalfo:,1
Coenpsny hare .steed 70 S p1fcofSs ~ r. Wa!tsr;
Uniou nairosd Company, md for TIL. pu1Pes'
| Vii inc1rase their capital stock and Issue l6,
0T5 sharos OF their COMMON stock
, 1870-04-21
sA1AR1Es OF COUNTY OFFICERS.


It is one Of the most remarkable things
Of n subordinate officer, aqd one whose
services might easily ho dispensed with, is
more perple1ing to statesmen than is any
great principle Of human government
Tho Constitutional Convention is ut u dead
lock, and the mighty Issue involved is, How
much salas5 shall Clerk of ono OF tho
local courts OF Chicago receiver The CON-
yention have had no difficulty in firing tho
salaries OF the Governor, the Judges Of
Tho Supreme Court, OF all the State officers,
and of the hundred md fifty other officers
of all g-ades; but when the convention
anproaches he question Of The salnry OF
the Circuit Clerk Of Chicago, there is a
paralysis which Euspcnds action, and the
members seem to think they are dealine
with something too sacred for mortal touch.
The convention had no difficulty il, fxins
the SALARY of the Judge Of the Circui
Court, bpt it il unabla to determine ho1
the Clerk is to be paid The. convention
also hesitates to separate tho Office Of Clerl
and Recorder Of Deeds, lest the present in
cunbent aloud starve during the two year
aud half he has yet to ser~e, but pro
poscs to leave the question to tho Legisl1
ture. feeling itself inadequate to the crue
duty. The present Clerk Of TINT court
naid bv fees. and also for his services G
Raoo,der Of Deeds. To o nan nc
.couainted with The magio pow
ar Of the Chicago Barnasle nne
It ia difficult to understand why the conveE
t;on cannot say that the SALARY Of the c er
Of that court knall b A,o" p
annu1n, and the salary Of the - 4.
crnaer Of Deeds. ~, 600. per eanun ,
md the salaries and tie number OF all sui
, 1870-04-21

or3inates shall be fred BY The proper ooun-
y Authorities. aud ths* al fees sha1 be
paid into The county treasury. 1has is
resy simple proposition, easy to, bo under
Rtood and easily carried into execution.
But the convention stands appalled, before
It! It is Represented as akin to laying hands
on the Lord's anointed.
There are seven delegates In the oonven-
ton elected from this county, aud they
were instructed by the whole people of this
county, represented in both conventions,
to establish q salary FOR that Office, md to
have the fees paid into the county treas.
ury. Wien they werc candidates for Office
they had no difficulty in understanding
how Ibis instruction should be obeycd, and
the Iuolic have right to demand Of them,
at lenst, m obedience to the INSTRUCTIONS
The convention is not preparing const,-
tuition to suit oftiee-holdnra. II the new
constitution, with its substitution of salaries
for fees, he unsatisfactory to any Office
holder, there is nothing so easy rs for hin,
to resign. The county will find SUCCESSOR
willing to take his place. Let us have the
popular will treated with respect no matter
whether some otice-holder be satisfied or
mi
, 1870-04-21

England, and begged, IN Hke manner, ths
dgnatu1es OF tventy~nins members Of
Pa1iisment, aaking for tho release Of tbs
Fentan prisoners, on condition Of their
"redring fnm Her Majesty's dominions, !"
Presenting these petitions to Earl Clarou-
don, he offered, if tho Earl would release
the prisoners, to return to America and
beg Congress- to release the Alabaina
claina. He also solicited, hut failed to Oh
tain, an interview with MI. Gladstone.
After much polite ovation, he was finally
informed that Mt. Gladstone was "unable
to recommend Her Majesty to entertain tho
prayer of his petition 1t is to be regrot-
ted that Minister who had 80 nearly su.
pcrseded Mr.. Motley, and the usages Of
modern diplomacy, should not have hid
better SUCCESS The Alabama claims arc
still pending.
, 1870-04-21

Editing u newspaper in France must l,o
an expensive luxury. NJ. Bazbeuct, direc-
tor of the Ad-tiffaise, for publishing a
congratulatozy address from the women Of
Lyons to the women of In Crcuzot. hns
been sentenced to six months Imprisonment
nnd q tanc of 1000 hnnca. From the fro
quency of such kilograms by cable, VIC
Judge that more French editor< must raw
be in prison than ont Of it. In period Of
apparent profound peace it Is astounding
that an astute and saeacious Emperor like
Napoleon should think such punish
nents necessary, OF that a proud
and high-spirited people like tbs
French should tolerate them What could
the women of Lyons say to the women OF
La C1euzot so fearful, that tho editor who
publishes j. deserves four months imp1ison-
ment? Did they denounce the G1eciau
bend, or reyle tho uhignonr Did they op-
pose anY Of the latest styles Of coit1u1e
which may bare originated in the Empress
househo1d7 II the editor who merely pub
lishes their address gooa up for four months,
for what term should tho women Of Lyons
themselves, the authors of the address, bt
Imprisoned. Such severity is very likely
to lead to reaction and \ new rtglm'
whose fundamental principles shall be per
feet freedom Of speech and Of the press,
, 1870-04-21

- a. 1.1:r,-:.
90 ~ ~ ~ 49, .ot.@a.;aa =. = ~. ~ - a's pAau
~. sss w. ~ ~ .A4 ~ 1850 49, ~. 40 ~
~ 49, ooos ""y :. An' VIZ - :" ~
eloesu 1no 'fe1tsAA1y nonseuSo ot 'ou''-
stnp' oen1e a "1oo~e1 ot "su sespes".
on.J anu s''is'o pfopef,s. ne tnoasns .nA'
20 aes'1eo'e q rna9ca as n'asen "oola natu1-
ia1y " s'iapl*u np ~ any "olnAh WHO
snou4u oe 'nto5'heo eaas No was III tne
,nA'he. ne' 1nete'ote' requested some OF
III" 14'ente :" euu'us nina VIII some
"on,an "'1 III otsouu no1sense ABOUT
net' ana Nno "oula nuty n'm on ms
hno"a iePa."oon aao 'esteetaoilly-
eome,S a,'u n'eiS *ia," was aeeofn'ns'y
louho' 'o' VINO ne1et'o 20 1ae pfoE'osal' Oh con
o'',oa u teee.sns Se'ooo' !" very ,iaio
ea'''s ~ security 'ot nts 1ulu'e eooo ''ein.'-
lux .p'u ''ioe'nn'ty ans' a'J 'os'es sne
,h,en' sasta.n ~ ,of1e..'ne tne name o' nes
lA'e nuspano' he V'a'~es at nfs' oe'not
feu 70 TINS proposal IN aseonlsnnons' ana
onefea 10 p1nSioe 1os nef IN ms Will bnt
rs Wills might oe REVOKED aau ~1doWeEa
might on'hve "1do~s' and hhe would be
losing INC interest on the money IN the
, 1870-04-21
LOVE TURNED TO HATE.
Attempt to n7uF1fcr n Young Lady
A Fnshtonnbse wedding that bfo
Not Como OfS-Thc ztcstdenct II
Governor Randolph HesctEcd By u

From IN se4s Is~f Iimst. April L.
Ayoung lldY who has been staying the past
faw weeks With the family Of Governor Ian
dolph, at yor1is.oun. u. j.. was attacked re-
Gently by : young nan fzo1 Rzooklyn, who
made Desperate attempt to ki1 her. The
affair has created intense excitement among
those Who hare beard tho circumstances, and
inquiries regarding the cause Of tie young
ing fseta, when Elbow that the cou1ss Of fastt-
ionaalo cou.tship does not alHayB run smooth !:
A fcEf usonths ago the young lady,-whose
na1na il withheld for obyioua seascus, ,-wasen-
gagged to be tua1rinl to the would be murderer.
And received his visits It her fathers honee in
The father Of the lady Is am.n Of great wealth,
and IN high position in society, u the highest
circles Of which the expectant bridegroom also
moved. The former was General IN the Gu
ic q Army during the late war, And bears Lame
eminent for military setTces. Dus1oE tae en-
Eagement and even up to two days oetotg ING
time at which the marriage was to take plsee'
the engaged couple were, to 81 AppeA!1an;sa,
supreneiy happy, rcceivingsthe conerst13aa93ns I3n
Of their fnen1a, who gayo nnnuEpsfed saIu.
able presents to the :sly: The GdnesM ~ Ma;.s.a was
not lees attentive to his dsue bier napptsessi si
,pof,-the furnishing Of which cost so,oWI
~. m.,tea "a cyerT % piece q Tho 7srh foznisus!>
EIaborate psc taTstiops were naae fos toe Heo--
ding. insitatsons were sus.,' ana a. ~ fn'Sr.snt
moment entertained doaos & g, ,,,, lss tbe rs..nr
s ls ssse1s4sa asxs III III &! heaa
Although man of excellent family
md Iish reputation, vas, hhsstine.-a
r1rsen Eith xt.om ebe could not consent To
5a =t sss u he f.ce Of al t5st seaaas %
could saS concerning the strange termination
Of tho wedding arrangements, aad ordered her
euitor never 10 appear before her again But
be did appear, begging her to marry him
Upon her repested refusal, and the scornful
, 1870-04-21

The court seems to try Mcfarland as Il
determined to secure the prisoner o new
trial, even should the jury, by any chance,
convict him Inexperienced persons, In
cluding come newspaper correspondents,
assume that rulings by Judge, upon points
Of testimony, adverse to prisoner, indicate
his bins against the prisoner himself. This
by no means follows. Since it is upon
errors in these adverse rulings that the
prisoner must obtain, if at all, the
reversal OF tho verdict upon mp
zeal, it is important to lis ultimate
success. .that some points shall, if
possible, be erroncously ruled against him
Without impaaching the motives of Re-
conder Hacfett it is certain TINT he has
ruled against McFa1land's evidence in some
very doubtful points, which, while they will
mako but little difference to the jury on the
trial, since they know the facts concerning
which proof is excluded, will still, if Nc
Fariand should be convicted, tell powerfully
in his favor on appeal. Among these is the
proof Of the marriage of Richardson md
Mira Mcfarland, at the Astor House; which
cannot be regarded as disassociated with
their previous relations, and az pertaining
directly to the motives which induced Nc
Faflnnd TO fire the fatal shot. Since the
jury know the entire fact, its exclusion does
not help the prosecution to convict McFar.
land, and, if he is acquitted, District
Attorneys never appeal But il he is con,
vicsed, it, and other like points, viii, prob
ably, give him still further chance for hi:
ESa