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PhiladeIphia Cattle Market

MONDAY, April ls.-There was mere doing in beef
cattle to-day than for several weeks past, but at
reduced figures. We quote choice at 9Z@1O4c.; /;
prime at ss1@9Ac.; fair to good at 7slSs16c.; and
common at 6@7c. per pound gross, as in quality,
The sales foot up 1702 head, as follows:-
Head.
65 A Christy, Lancaster CO., Sx@10.
30 James Christy, Lancaster CO., 7H@9.
80 Daengler McCleese Lancaster Co., 71G99
81 p. McFillen, Lancaster CO., SOLO,
6S Phi. Hathaway, Lancaster CO., S@9X.
20 James S. Kirk Chester county, S649I.
16 b. Il. McFillen, Lancaster CO., S999l.
100 James McFillen, Lancaster county, S@9%.
80 Il. s. McFtllen, Lancaster CO., S@9H.
121 Ulman a. Bachman, Lancaster CO., SH(99.
264 Martin Fuller Co., Western, s@96.
81 Mooney X Miller, Western, SC910A.
60 Thomas Mooney IL Bro Virginia. S@S4.
40 II. Chain, Western Pennsylvania, Gas.
110 John Smith IL Bro w. Pennsylvania, 74@9%.
IS j. IL L. Frank, Lancaster CO., 500.
46 Gus. Schamberg GC Co., Lancaster co., 500.
so Hope ~ Co., Lancaster CO., S@9A.
45 j. Clemson, Lancaster CO., 9@910A.
10 James Hull, Western, 7@sH.
80 Chandler IL Alexander, Chester CO., sS91.
8 II. Merrick Chester CO., T99.
10 w. Preston, Chester county, 799.
33 John McArdle, Virginia, 6(99H.
IL II. II. Lands, Lancaster CO., 500.
80 j. Hamaker, Lancaster CO., S%@9%.
Cows and Calves were In good demand at former
figures; sales OF 150 head at S459S5 sprngers were
unchanged at e40a55.
Sheep-The market was dull at decline OF &c 70
b. sales OF $500 head at the Park Drove Yard at u
00c the latter for extrai At the Avenue Yard 1000
head were disposed of at 7H@9c. u 10. lot Of
wool-cpped sold at 51G@7Ac.
Hogs were steady and prices were unchanged /;
sales of 1894 head at the Union Drove Yard at &l3G4
Ia q 100 lbs net for corn fed.
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FIRST EDITIO N
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Irsquois and the Oneida Calamity-Loss
Of the Crest Of the Wnve-The Crew Drowned
school ship Mercury Ashore.

The Irsquois and the Oneida CaIamIty-Loss
Of the Crest Of the Wave-The Crew Drowned
school ship Mercury Ashore.
coTTsaSondencs Of the Associated Press.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April 16.-The Off
GERS of the Iroquois, which arrived from Hong
Kong on Friday, were very much shocked to
hear of the sad fate of the Oneida, and could
hardly credit the statement They had heard
nothing of the occurrence until boarded by the
pilot at the Capes. Many of them had friends
and relatives on the Inflated steamer whom
they had left in high spirits at the prospect of
speedy return home, and they expressed great
astonishment and sorrow at the fate which
befel them. They inquired particularly about
the details OF the disaster, and seemed to think
that hanging is too good for Captain Eyre, who
could thus leave their comrades to perish with
out offering them even the shadow of assist
ance.
The following is the list of the Iroquois,
oficers:-
Commander r. L. Law, commanding; Lieu
enant- Commander, Nicoll Ludlow; Lieutenant,
John McGowan, Jr.; Masters, s. A. Bcknell
II. r. Wilson, w H. Emory, Jr. Ensigns, j. f.
Meigs, f. M. Wise, II. G. o. Colby; Midship-
men, d. Kennedy H. Smith, William j. Barnett
w. o. Sharrer, George w. Tyler; Boatswain,
Herman Petrus; Surgeon, 7. H. Leach; Pay
master, A. d. Bache; First Assistant Engineer,
II. B. Homes Second Assistants, w. w. Hea-
ton, j. 4. Smith; Third Assistant, Thomas
Clarke; Captains Clerk, T. NJ. Spencer; Sail
maker j. L. Crowell.
The French Minister at Washington has for
warded, through the Secretary OF State, three
magnificent gold watches and chains to be pre-
sented to Colonel George E. Cooper, U. s. A.,
Post Surgeon at Fortress Monroe, Dr. Graft, and
Rev. Father O'Keefe, of Norfolk, on behalf of
the French Government as an acknowledgment
of their services to the officers and men of the
French men of-war lie CurieuX, which came in
the Roads last summer with yellow fever on
board
Information has been received at Cherrystone
of the total loss of the ship Crest of the Wave,
Captain Jones, from Liverpool, with railroad
iron, for Baltimore. 1t appears that the vessel
went ashore on Hogg Island on Sunday night
during gale. and went TO pieces, and that all
hands were lost The life-boat, containing three
bodies drifted ashore on Cobb's Island, and
and several other bodies have since been found.
The wrecking steamer Resolute, Captain Baker,
started from Norfolk for the scene of the disas-
ter, and will bring more detailed accounts. A
heavy northeast storm set in this morning, and
she may be able to get to the ship.
The scholarship Mercury, from New York, has
just been reported as ashore some twelve or
fifteen miles south of Cape Henry, but no par
ticulars given. Assistance from Norfolk has
been sent. The sea is running very high on
account of the heavy easterly storm, and it is
feared she may be lost.
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ner that he would Dc recreant to hs duty as sena-

that he would be recreant to his duty as sena
He therefore offered resolution instructing the
Committee on the Judiciary TO inquire whether any
attempts nave been made 70 % %SorruPuy inmnenCe the
Senate for the admission to representation OF the
State OF Georgia. and with authority TO the commit
tee to send for persons and papers
The resolution was adopted,
Mr.. Nye called up the bill TO amend the act to
protect the rights of settlers on the public lands OF
the United States, which was passed.
The Georgia bill was then taken up
House.
Bills were introduced and referred as foll0ws:-
BY Mr.. Twichell, resolutions OF the Massachusetts
Legislature concerning the Cape COD Ship Canal.
BY Mr.. Strong, in relation to the examination and
appointment OF naval and military cadets
BY Mr. Bennett, to provide speedy remedy for
the collection of debts against vessels;
by Mr.. Reeves, authorizing telegraph communica-
tion between the United States and Central and
South America.
BY MIR. Platt, to define the jurisdiction of the
By Mr. Mckee, granting lands to the New Orleans
and Memphis Railroad Company.
Also, extending the benefits OF the Agricultural
College bill to Mississippi.
by Mr.. Bingham, to provide for observations in
Asia and Europe OF the next total eclipse OF the
sun.
BY Mr.. Mungen, in relation to divorce in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
BY Mr.. Ingerson to authorize ocean mail steam
ship service between the United States and Mexico.
BY Mr. Burdett, proposing an amendment to & the
ti0ns to sectarian schools.
BY Mr.. Degener, for the survey of the harbor Of
Also, for the erection OF United States Court
House at Austin, Texas.
By Mr.. Palmer, for an additional number OF money
order offices.
BY Mr. McCrary, in relation to the improvement
of the Desmoines Rapids
BY Mr. Smyth Qowa) for grant OF land for a canal
for irrigation and other purposes in Utah.
BY Mr.. Paine, to reduce the taxes
BY Mr. Atwood, granting lands for the Green Bay
and Lake Pepn Railway.
By Mr., Sargent, to enforce the fifteenth amend
NEXT.
Also, to expedite the survey Of private land
claims.
BY Mr. Wilson (Mlnn), for the Improvement OF
the navigation Of the Upper Mississippi.
BY Mr. Sphinx Dak), authorizing the Southern
Minnesota Railroad Company to connect its line
with the Northern Pacific Rpilroad.
BY Mr.. Jones IN. C), for apportiOnment OF men,
bers OF Congress, fixing the number at 215, eXclu-
sive of representatives of States to be hereafter
admitted. No State to suffer reduction of repre-
sentation till after the Forty-second Congress.
He asked immediate action on the bill, and moved
the previous question Seconded so to 81.
Mr. Kelsey IN. w moved to lay the Dill on the
table.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICE, I
Monday. April l8. 1870.


The present week opens on one of the dulest
money markets which we have noticed for many
weeks past The transactions appear to be en-
tirely confined to pressing current wants, and as
these are extremely limited at this time the
local money market exhibits degree of dul-
ness in perfect keeping with the weather. There
is a slight movement of currency hence towards
the interior centres but it is far less than usual
at this period, and the market is exceedingly
well supplied at all the usual sources
Gold opened rather weaker than on Saturday
at the close, but the tendency from the opening
has been steadily upward from 11314 4@9113%.
Government bonds, notwithstanding the ad-
vance in gold, have declined about 1S from clos
ing prices on Saturday.
Local stocks were neglected, and it is difficult
to estimate the tone of the market from the
amount of sales effected. State loans were
quiet. City securities were the only stocks
showing any degree of activity. Sales of the
skies, new bonds at 1929 an advance. In
Reading Railroad the sales were small at about
4956 Sales of Pennsylvania Railroad at 581l-
no change. Norrlstown was taken at 7S, and
Northern Central at As.
There was very little doing in Canal shares. Small
transactions in Lehigh were made at 3416, b. o.
Miscellaneous stocks attracted little or no atten-
tion the only sale reported being few lots OF Pha-
delphia Bank at 162H.
JAY COOKE co. quote Government securities as
foowsU. 8. 6s OF 1881, 11415a1143S; 5-20s OF 1862
l12@112A do, 1854, 110z@11115; do, 1865, 1l1A@
111N; do, July, 1865, 1O9A@1O929; do do, 1851
1867; Cur. 6s, 1112S@1l2}S. Gold, 11s3S. a
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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MOBBING A WOMAN.

Attempted Assassination Of Miss Edith q, Or
man nI Madison, N. S.-R Disgracefal RiOt.
We find in the N. Y. World of Sunday the
following particulars of disgraceful affair, pre-
yiously reported by telegraph
Miss Edith OGorman, the well-known public
lecturer, has been lecturing during the past
week at Madison, N. j., and on Friday evening
a disgraceful riot was created by some of the
Roman Catholic population OF that place, and
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ARR L LADNER, Bankers report this morning
N. Y. MONEY MARKET ON SATURDAY.
From The N. 7. Herald.

'The speculative interest Of the week was largely
diverted to the Gold Room, where much curiosity
was manifested concerning the progress OF the most
recent bull movements In the precious metal
That curiosity was not such, however, as TO induce
any important addition to the number OF operators
who are now ranged on either side OF the specula-
ton. The premium was lower at the close than at
the opening following the line of a curve with its
greatest depression midway Of the week. The
brokers' who as brokers often do, bought for them
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from THE SOUTH.
The Kentucky Democracy.

LOUISVILLE, April 17.-To-morrow morning
Courier Journal will publish severe attack on
Governor Stevenson by Senator McCreery,
arising ont of the charge made by Stevenson
that McCreery had seconded General Burbridge
for office. The Senator calls for the publication
of letters, which contain racy developments.
His letter is likely to add to the excitement
which already prevails among the Democratic
politicians throughout Kentucky.
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from THE WEST.
The St. LouIs DefnuIr,pr City Treasur

The st. LOuis DefaHltiDg City Treasurer.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-A committee, who have
been investigating the accounts of the defaulting
City Treasurer Susisky for several days past,
reported to Mayor Cole last night that they
found the deficit to be $163, 752'52
The Freshet md the ST. Louis Bridge.
rapid rise in the river here has broken the
main caisson surrounding the east pier of the
bridge, and the pier is now twenty-four feet
under water. No further work can be done on
this pier until the river falls, but the labor on
the west pier is progressing finely.
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het and the ST. Louis Bridge.
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Closing Ofn Railroad.

BANGOR, Me-, April 1S.-The closing of the
Oldtown and Milford Railroad, which has been
in operation thirty-four years, took place on
Saturday.
Serious Accident and Fire ut Portland.
PORTLAND, April 18.-James Moseley was
seriously injured at Cases iron works on Satur-
day by piece of iron striking him in the face,
tearing out one of his eyes and terribly lacerat-
ing his nose, cheek, and jaw
The ish-packing establishment of Atkins,
Daniels IL Co. was burned last night. Insured
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Culinary.

BALTIMORE, April 1S.-Benjamin Deford, an
extensive merchant and manufacturer of this
city, died suddenly of paralysis yesterday, aged
seyenty-one years.
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FROM EUROPE.


LIVERPOOL, April 1S-Noon,-The amount OF cot
ton anoat is reported at 225000 bales, OF which
100000 bales are in transtu from America. The
cotton market is closed to-day account OF the
Easter holidays. Corn is buoyant at 29s. cd.
PARIS, April Is. - The Bourse opened firm.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,os see inside Pages.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
! IA. M.......52I IL A. M.......8 p. M....... .55
CLEARED THIs MORNING

Steamer d, Utley, Davis, New York, wan. Baird&CO.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, New York, w. M. Baird
&Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, New York, WE. Clyde
4 Co.
bark T. Reck, Denker, Bremen, Harjes ~ Co.
bchr Alexander, Baker, New Haven, Sinnickson&C Co..
Schr y. Morris, Morris, Marblehead, do.
Schr @. w. May, May, Weymouth, do.
Schr William Wilson, Bacon, Salem, do.
Schr ii. Backman, Jones, Warren do.
Schr NJ Flemming, Williams, Norwich, do.
Schr Richard Hll, Smith, Newport, do.
Schr Il. SiDnckson. Dickerson, Norwich do.
Schr A. r. Cohen, Springer, Pawtucket do.
Schr Lena Hunter, Perry, Portsmouth, do.
Schr L. A. Bennett, Nelson, New Haven, do.
Schr e. G. Erwin, johnson, Boston, do.
Schr G. w. Locke, Huntley, Boston, do.
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FROM NEW YORK.
FutuI Accident.

New YORK, April 16.-This morning but
cher named Wilson, while attempting to drive
across Grove street crossing of the Morris and
Essex Railroad, Jersey City, was struck by the
locomotive and killed. The horse was also
killed.
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FROM THE STATE.
Rise In the schuYIkiII.

ScHUYLKILL HAVEN, April 1S.-The Schuyl-
kill river has risen four feet since last night
and is still rising fast The rain still continues
heavy, with wind from the east, and there lis
every indication of O hea w freshet.
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Reck nenker Rremen. Hnries A. Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING..

Steamer Chester, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to w. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer Susan, Grumey, 2 days from Hartford,
with mdse. to w. M. Baird az Co.
Schr Pathway, Haley IA days from Cardenas with
sugar to John Mason Il Co.
Schr James M. Wilson, Adams, II days from
Charleston, with lumber to Clement a. Dunbar.
Schr Mary Grove, 10 days from Washington, with
lumber to Malone Co.
Schr DIR. John Stradley, Camp Z days from Pa
tuXto river, with wood to Camden and Amboy RR.
Co.
Schr Edith May, Higgins, IS days from Wellneet,
with wood to Crowel K Nickerson.
Schr Caroline Young, Young, days from Ply
mouth, with headings TO Hand Il Co.
Schr Sardinian Hobrook days from New York.
Schr C. L. Herrick, Baldwin, from Dignton.
Schr John T. Long, Tunnel day from Frank.
ford, DEL, with grain to JAS. L. Bewley Co.
Brig Erie, Sears arrived yesterday from Matanzas
is consi0nad to IL O. Knight AZ Co
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Bark George II. jenkins, Corning, from London
for Philadelphia, sailed from Falmouth Sd inst.
Bark John 8. Harris Lang, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bristol I'd inst.
Brig Veto oarthy, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Genoa 30th ult.
10Th inst.
,schr, Thos. T. Tasker, Allen, for Philadelphia.
cleared at Boston 10th inst.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Erie, Sears, arrived yesterday from Matan
is consigned TO Il. G. Knight a Co.
, 1870-12-01

wu,akvY-r,,,fl a:.f un..s:le<1. saaac ssI..,1
spe,'t. IN pr.-ore h,,, rr,,.-o.,,
AaSr1.1TG 1Tr G,.d 9ass K1cps!gs 81 ane1anaed. nnn
1;nsFcis fA'
vi aeis's seaa sp',pes ss .isse asef
s,.@. WaHe. Ss.:e: ezra do, s r. Wheat 4i1e1
w.. :. IgLgDo-
f;3 9S' S Sal snd @ shaae fDve:; sn:oer Michigan,
totn ,,un anT ~ J.. .soseap: - s: s1G: y M
; nss nsT Ts'1o ase mixed s,Hs nsw low %: -:
terte1 sT1tr foI11e os@s-e*s111' sStes Ie.
CIorEs sxSn-Strsav win en.osr,.a- ts-r.,d
Heas- Steady with , no,r,.., 1.n,,, =. s,a
fRx,oursE TnfYs1n s.<c orayA..
RrcuPTs-Nqur, s.co1 hff{: Thrst- sanr bn .
eusD, s1,,.,,. rs1M ,s no: oa1t, i4Wo ba-
ateo aStanIs's-s0eo Sa ot's; wheat. 1860 ou; cum.
u,,-,,,,~ w.. KALT1AoRE $780,.
art Esst WIS.,, 49,; "a lIsrs-F!ear qnfes
c9sI cam d1M ~. ~ ~ nnenangei: whit-.
ys,ioT :a,sde Rta IL ~ sa,r anp'n&: s' SaIs sao
S0ssc, oats dali md u1ehanSr1s- 1ua 1sn' ~
oo, unchansed: e's.r r. RSsS; M Baeou dull
Lard, 1{c. "' A'9A'Ss' Aah'sr %e-
"AasAAf-io 's,f III desoaTa = sEs tna as'n assac
Mttv.rrr ~ a. n.
dn1i snn = ehs;o 1n,rs ME- h1.nstLfFs-s1oet j..
"a ss;' ms;kes e a,m: Xs .ls 80 soS: 81,
rn,ninst (, - = hJp Raiets Nc. !, ~ Barley
nTTssfn ~. Eors = ~;
Kie1.r5s-P!aor. sd s,,s: xbes.. :s.rsc ,n
ssse sTTe S&Thea1 .;,ss 10y ea; oa wnsst l.e'o h.
for NJ. H. W. an1st a'1 ana s*eaIf a. *l.o3
- s''Ae ~ t:11a =, ,ec ~
cLEyx1ASp, Nov. sa1HRr,ps711vs. p,o,,-
jaHer: "a TT, 9ee, osat q GU 9ts a3d s1aae 81
Corn iorer. Ia ".ssSf .sa;i N@ "tass. $L9s
, 1870-12-01

Miscellaneous.
The S9peY1nt-rdent of tha E,n,1,vrnent Tn
ier two yrafs a. rnS tns fas+ ar "ol sS ~ na.u
liz cvnes ia 7ree,Ta .nnr,n a. n.t- ~:
tt,sa rnix mnnth ~ .a.hi ~, ~ Is ~. .I1u ~ n
The istses NJ ,h. PVT Avarrsv r,,rr,,
opetcd fsfr sni fas,txst 1no rr1 ~ + :; rn
lnE, Tnt stten,sances "a ts,s .nd tra n,ees
ytTy Q1stfs,bo IN ~. T,tsnHs - ~ snt.s.s
1ne far win cIcse thi1 ereninr anes al s.!isnn.
Of erendlrz pIetsani hnnr eiinnlI nns f.J, r.
tend T1cEcts trcluoinr supner. INV renf, :" ~"
oRtst, Of cl:ltorus. Wax In tne c,ty xn,1er1a1 on
his war to California W.
-Tberr Tssan fartndent fra ct W ,.n r.,,,
tenth atreet ~ Tnrstsx n,eh. n.* ~. 49, ESu"
-Tne Deputy cornneT iii ~ 5,o,eet $500 ~;
At Nh n S-rth TE.t. e. ~. ~ 5essesa4yt
Annie McCs1, nm ~. shn sE l. ~ t9n o?1! o.
Dry. Fh1e II ernniinr - ~ ~ VI ~
dict m sccsr.snrs Et,n ~ - .un ouAeou. AsSs-
, 1870-12-01

IL, The Aasoe1ated ProsA1
I'M ~. .~stDKkT's MESSAGE.
wAsntxc1uS. N0y. se.-Ths Pfestdepta mes.
tase vlJ1 be W!eRrapa.d ~ The the dAF Of zs1s,
nu4lcu 70 Corxft ss 10 OH ~ ae <eFApstt, Which,
acco,dlng to present indloat.oas, Will ~ On Mn.
dA, ntxk ..-.,.
INDIAN 4ow rRxo1cfxn
An oMc31l letter ftC1n 4 pruu1otDt military
11bcef Row IN The Nc8f, declares his lnpFesslon
that the Indians will rnter upon geaesA war
On the opcnipg Of spring.
TneIe u sut1cteuS authority for stating thss no
dtfeT euFrespond1 &c passed between toe Pre81-
dent atd e1-Se1etasy [ Ok In regard +, The much
d SCR &ed Cai!f0snia And-:1aln1, tran that which
las altesdY been puh1shed; and. consequently,
70 1nrthef revelations can be made In that pas-
tleuIhf fo1n- Whether MI. cGx viii fsel oslled
upUu to notice these lBrutxtlela which hkve
been clSt upon him bJ the administration Iout-
nnl', IL question which be alone CAT anhwef
sntiEfactbtily. ............ -.
71x wnisxEx Rlsd IoEAY1sa FOE INCREASED TAI
Tire Recommendation Of tue ConmIaiontF ot
1u;eflxt ReFenuc that no change be m4dc IN tne
tax on FEtaley probably originated iu: The tact
that an effort. welt organized, will be usde At tae
ecn.trk session 10 haze rne tax lncss1Ad. 4
rDtIhrr pi Wf2tern F1ta1ty mfrchaus, Nho hsre
tecI buying up Iii the NhisEey they could dnd,
trterd coming hire this Winter to u.ge m ia.
craze In tbs Tx with yiew nf Naklug MONEY
Tor themselFte. Tha Commissioner, backed By
Secseta15 Of the Treasury and the President, vii!
oppose my lfgisl2t,on Of ihts 1ort. ind 1he CON-
missioner il prepared to sho", ~ indicated 10 bis
report, that mole money L. nov collected with the
lAx 1t the present rats tcau ever WAS realized BE-
organize 1Alge LOBBY and seem coundens Of sue
EttA.
, 1870-12-01
INDIANA,

Additional Supreme Court District
Sceded-Tzecolver Tor u Railroad t.
be Appoautcd-ProPoA Abolition
Of the Office of state Agent -nt
New York.
Special Despatrh "a Tht Ch3calo Tribune
1SplANArpIls- Nov. 5A-At = meenoS attended
h5 leading members OF the bar Of this city amt
STATE and OF the retf1ny Republican and locoH,-
I'm Democratic Supreme Bench OF the State, 1t
Vas agreed 70 memorabilia the next esstan Of fhe
General Assembly for tho creauon Of
= nth supreme court district, thus
Increasing the court to i've mem
bers, tus.eAf ot four ~ Il Ii IT prexept co.,
Hliusel- 4 committee wa3 appointed to prepare
suitable memorial Tue reason for this action
IL the great Accumulation Aul Increase Of bust.
meas OF the court. the lew ci0Ft being about to
enter upon It's tfutfts With nc6tiT a whole 5cart
business on the dcekek Should The additional
dsssstcs be created. 1t u probable thas tue Gsev-
rtrcT viii Aprotnt IN additional Jod2c. The
pstaent Chief Justice OF the court Is Hon Ch2k.
i. Roy, OF ttIs dty.
The sppoin1ment Of \ Receiver Tor the New
Albany Salem. Railroad will be made b. Judge
Retb1m. to-1no.rnw. Its undeftt1od that Gen.
cJn GeoIRe u. Chapman, Of this eig. viii receive
An edofs VIII be made at the forthcoming se.-
aon Of the General Assembly 70 abolisn the
ra1ce of Agtnt OF the S,ate at New
pAtd. and ,he bolders Of the t1.1tn8 ampuus Of
State bond1 that have not been presented tor pay.
unent hAs1ng been notified OF the cessation OF ID
tcrest the securities held BY the1u the once Il
practically Of no further use, End IT. continuance
TUu11 be cn1r cnSt1Y Al0eCUfH.
, 1870-12-01

BETTER FEk1ISo IN LONDON.
IpNpox. Nov. so.-The feeling In money circles
tea1tbtuL
The 7<ieprcp1 Is enabled to promise that the
conference on TIC Eassesn question wtQ certainly
lie held IN London.
7he 7Ywe,, this forenoon, urges William, ~ The
11y Of England, to urge On the Cxar The folly Of
his pseienStons which the civilized world refuses
10 tolerate.
BKrssns, Nor. sl-Ine Independence Es1gr, 10
day, has Berlin telegram announcing that Eng
land has agreed 10 accept the proposed conference
for the settlement of the E0xine difficulty. pro-
x1ded Rusaia will satufacto<tly explain Gotsscha-
1cfrs nrBt circular.
IoSpox, Nor. sa-Thc talk In the Clubs tayors
present NlnistlJ.
The Euxine question approaches peaceful
Fousion- Ills confidently expected that the con-
7s1tscc for III Ecttle.neut will be held ia Londou
london Is IN pacific mood, and nj paEdea feel
sule Of peaceful reault
MY 9ozx, Sor. sa-Tne Karzds London cos-
1esronoent tsrs: The dead lock IN the British
AAesoe. conuhues oortsch1koas circular Is sttl1
N1thnc!a from the public. Pfp1kiA,s conduct
&eeps toelaed IN asremor. Love, fright, and
CafdweA are fc6fy 10 kecp the ncsce on any
fefns. however humiliaunz hrr4t In the
IaesIet IA Imminent D.scsedit all renortn of
1nsslas V'sad1awA frnsa her present pos,tlou,
lnss arc nh1oonneo England win be corune,1ed
10 back down from G71asillex letter or n.hfn
BtsNAkx Has ~ cKDxRsrANptSa WIN oorx,r
y - = KnFF.
EKw foHr, Eov- se.-A Harad despatch. d.s.a
Vienna, 4atts hzEh BlxnA1kx Proposal for .con-
7crrrce was made after he had ssr.yea At . ~.
Etuox understanding with Gorsachakon-
$3.50 1ak Ats1R1AS clrnxr.
No prtert have been given By the Emperor O.,
Antuh if tic formation Of \ new cabiues