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DIR. HALLS ARCTIC JON.

DIR. Hayes Lets Some Light Fall ON the
Blnbbcr Eaters Excursion-A scene be-
tween tho Explorers.
WASHINGTON, April ll.-Dr. J. J. Hayes wss
before the House APPROPRIATION Committee to-dap
TO give them some light upon the feasibility Of an
expedtisa to the north pole. Capt Hall, who speus
I've years with the Esquimaux OF British Amerioa,
who is here asking 500 900 to get up an excursion
with these blubber eaters, came into the room and
began TO abuse the doctor for a supposed interfe-
renee with his little speculation, when be was
brought to q halt by the Committee, who desired the
doctor TO proceed. After his explaining the whole
subject TO their satisfaction, and the exhibition Hail
made OF himself, The Committee decided unant-
is an uusducatsd man, without any other qualifca-
ton necessary to carry out an expedition thas
should be thouxht Of only q scientihc discover.
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TIE HxAMEXDMENr IN DRooxIrN.

Tho Academy ycrowdod-speeehes &c by renatsr
X v l.:Ilenry Ward Beccher, and Others
Cane Presented ts the Ceiored Senator.
The Academy In Brooklyn was crowded last
evening. The band OF Che Twsnty-third Regiment
occupied the ofchsstrs. Tho rear Of the stage was
ocospisd By colorsd youths AmcnG the gentle
who had seat. the centre OF the stage were
Senator H. H. Rsvels, the Rev. H. Ward Beeeher, tile
Rev. II. II. Gsrnett, the Rsv @. b. Ray, the Rev J.
g. Josiyn, the Rev. ". T. Dixon. the Rev. A. A.
Freeman. the Rev. d. Doner Bishop Campbell, and
G. Dorsey, Esq. The Rev. A. p. Freeman presided,
and Introduced the Rev. W. Gould, who offered q
prayer, after which the children sang q hymn Of
praiss. @. Dorsey, So then read the proclamation
OF tho Secretary OF state.
Ransom Waits, Rsq., read resolutions proving
the action OF Congress IA relation to the Fifteenth
ConhlnT, Vice President Collar, Wendell Philips
The Rev. W. y. Dixon va. the hr.t speaker;
Tho Rev. Hyand Garnet having been introduced,
said that he had been handed gold-headed ebony
cane by Miss ThotppAon, OF Baltimore, and the two
Of sen.sor ReSeis This lie 6esssi to do, and forth
with he gave TO the Senator, saying beileye the
web torether. but 70 tell you ths truth, the eboay
has become pure gold In these days. This Fifteenth
h@endmens is % rre", thing = place. a colored
Dutchman
The Rev. Henry Ward Beeoler said:
My friends We are assembled here to hold aJuoilee
and ,erloss aeues. IL has besn lic business OF my
lie 10 neht for liberty in my country. 1t was S'd that
the coloted man had no manhood, that he was lazy,
and that n he was taken fron the plantation would
II ss sSSS S SsT S SSu
,ra, There Ate no eiaises ssltrespeeune, norr
brave, or more hungry after education. MY friends
tender the most cordial greeting, and hope that
this great example may be followed In all countries
Of the globe.
Mr.. Beceher then turned TO Senator Reveis, and
said:
"sir I tender to you the rieh, hand OF friendship
(graspng the eenAtor's hand). Fellow-ctizens / m
troduce to you friiowctixen Senator keyels OF
the United States Senate"
Senator Revcls spoke briefly, reading from manu-
script, In euogy OF that amendment to the Consttu
tion watch hAd enffanchised his race.
Gen. Woodlord and Theodore Tilton also spoke,
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URS OF LEISURE.

The Ruropesn Circus exhibited In the rink last
night. The performance was good
The Old Ninth Glass OF Public School No. win
have reunion at Demoncos this evening.
The o. U. A. MS have fitted up a new lodge
room at af2 Bowery. which will bo dedicated ABOUT
May
The ball OF the Nineteenth Ward Lose yerein al
tho Central Park Garden on Saturday night very
enjoyable.
The Manhattan Cricket Club elected last night
james Neoves, President Robert Tly Vice ienti
John Syms Treasurer and George Jackson Secretary,
The First Assembly District Union Republicns
Association yesterday gave Nathan Klngsley .JI nine
sioner smith and others addro soi the company.
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OBITUd RY.

Mr., Edward ]. Kunlze, the sculptor. died suddenly
IN this city on Sunday evening.
The Rev, Dr. Theron Baldwin died suddeLly In
Orange, n. j., on sunday evening.
Daniel Morrison, editor Of the Toronto Daily 7sie
graph, died yesterday OF apoplexy,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman, wife of Police Justice
Anthony Hartman, who dea on Sunday to be buried
to-day IN Calvary Cemetery.
The Rev. Charles J. Bowen died In Boston
sunday, aged a.. During the war he was Chaplgln OF
the Camden street Hospital baltimore
W. II. Chapman, member OF the House Of Com
mons for Rings county, Nova Scotia. died OF smallpox
In tie hospital on Saturday, This II the thTd member
who has died snce the House assembled In February
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THE FARCE IN JERSEY CITY.


The EveiafIens OF the Army OF Repsafcrs-
Dangerous Greuna.
To-day the election under the new charter Is
the great event In jersey City. OwirE 70 the variety
OF split tickets in the ned lively time 10 anticipat
cd OF the polls. Il is rumorod that three gangs Of
rspsssers sss organised In New Ysrh 10 operate In
Jsrssy to-day. One will cross the Pavonia ferry,
and work In tile Seventh Ward, In
opposition TO the interests OF the
Erie Railway. Another party Is tn
cross over BY the Hobckcn ferry so that they may
take the Eighth Ward on the flank. This crowd
will be directed by Theo. Allen, politician and for
meriy bounty broker. The other crowd VIM cross
by the straight path, the Corthndt street errv aud
distribute themselves where they can be best en-
poyed. Owing 10 the summary precautions taken
In Hudson City ard Bergen city 10 Is ce in they
will give those sections OF the new city wide berth.
The boiling Republicans Of the Fourth Ward have
nominated Dr. Adolph Kristen against Mr.. Benjamin
Van Riper, tho regular nominee The latter Is one
OF the Understanding Republicans In the city His
attacks on tie seliconstituted leaders Of his party,
who have often led their followers to defeat,
have provoked this opposition against him.
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NE W JERSBY.

Large quantities OF Passaic sbad were caught yes.
terday.
Mrs. Kelley, OF Trenton, who recently gave birth
TO three children. died on n iday night
About two bandred and thirty negroes voted At
the charter election In Trenton yesterday obstacles
beisg iaterposed. They voted tho sond Republican
ticket
August Widman, an employee OF Messrs. Carter,
HaShns podd Newark, nearly severed his head
from his body Yesterday with razor, while hts wife
pIsparng breakfast. Grief 81 the loss OF favor
ite child had led him to indulgence In drink.
August Bustp, Of 81 Sullivan street, New York,
while playing the treste ut the coal dock OF
the Morris and Essex depot. In lioboken, on Sunday
afternoon. fell In and was drowned. His body
covered yesterday.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS
RUMORS or TBB DREAMING UP OD
NAP0LEON's MISIsTRY

Excitement n the Csrps L.es,sIstif-0
vicr's Promises not FulnlIsd-Ths E.pe-
ror under the lnnuepcs Of Rsuher-A
Strike In Paris-Fonvteile's Successor.
PARrs, April l6.--Ths resignation Of Count
Dsru 10 imminent. shouid he Withdrew, other
Ministers win follow him. The rumor rains orc
dencs that the Empsror IL acting under the nHuencs
Of n. Rouher.
In the Corps Legislstif to-day Jules Favre CT.
pressed regret at the resignation OF NJ Buffet, who.
he said, had shown . disposition 10 stand up for the
prercsatives Of the Chamber. and who was Do.
fender Of order and liberty.
M. segris, replying to NJ Favre. described him
as a defender Of the Republic, but an adversary Of
liberty.
This created much excitement and called forth sr.
cismations from all sides.
M. olivier addressed the Chamber and while rs-
viewing the events Of the past week was inter.
rup,ed with cries OF "You made promises 4. In
the course OF his speech he expressed the opinion
that one day would be suneient for taking the vote
OF the nation on the Piebiscifvpu.
The Emperor reviewed the troops at the Place ID
Carrousel to-day.
The workmen Of the immense mandatory Of
M. Gail In this city have struck.
Lross, April I'm. Mangeni has been elected
deputy to the Corps Lcgislatif from Lyons, over
Uric dc Fonvielle. The friends OF the latter made
extraordinary efforts to secure his election but tbs
vote stood b,sts for ManTcn and for Fonvicie
M. Mapgeni was the candidate OF the Left Centre.
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RIcuNoSD, April 1.-THE two Mayors Of this
the long delay before Chief Justice Cnase can hear
their case. to suomit IT, with the consent Of the
Chief Justice, TO the Virginia Court Of Appeals,
" hich meets tomorrow.
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Charter X cction In Patterson.

The charter election for city officers. yesterday,
passed without disturbance; but the vote had not
been counted when our reporter took the train No
opposition made to lrrge negro vote. sithough
a collision was invited In the Third Ward where
nearly fifty negroes mustered In = church. and head
cd by white Republican, marched In line to the
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The New Ferry a, weehayLen.

The Norkmen are arranging to build ferry
houses at weehawken Cove. for the new ferry from
Twenty third street and Chambers street. II Is In
tended TO have the ferry running within three
monthr. Two ferrytboais have been purchased, aud
are to lie put upon the line Immediately after the
completion Of the slips the Jersey shore. In the
meantime. the company will have two large boats
built and ready TO put on the route In the fall.
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PHOrooRAPHs BY sUY REPORTERS.

The Chi, e BpGip peership of the New Jers
Ctty Fire psrim Mt.
The fremen Of Jersey City, Hudson, and Ber-
gen City viii meet tomorrow evening and nominate
Chief Engineer for the new city. Jersey City pro-
sents Chief James Coyle, with some little oppo.i
tion Hudson City goes solid for Chief Stephen Yoe
aud Bergen for Chief Barry. 1t viii be hard nght
stephen Yoe seems to have the inside track.
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Mr.. sumper secondins MIR. Bersh.

WASHINGTON April lin the Senate, Mr..
Sumner read from letter explanatory OF the whole
sale torture pr csed upon animals in their trans
portation from West TO East setting forth the hor-
OF the passage cattle trains, the oyercrowd
ing, suhoeaton, and trnmpling 90 death OF the
bTules aud the disastrous consequences to the pub
lie health ffom the sale OF diseased cattle. The
solution was adopted.
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Danger on tnv Hrte TRACK.

A land slide was impending last night on the
Delaware Division Of the Erie Railway where the
road passes a deep cut The heavy rains had under.
mined an embahkment and many tons Of eartn had
fallen on the track, so obstructng the trains that a
large force OF mon were required to remove the I'm.
pediment Very serious danger Is apprehended II
the rain continues
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THB POLITFCAL CIRCUS.

Tho Tammany General and Ward Committees Of
the rwenyy+econd ward met last night MT. j. n
Ward pTesidDg. The action Of Goo W Pankett In the
Legislature was approved. The Hon. A. j. Rogers ad
drssse the 9setins ssyny that hs had no hopes that
election. that the Republicans had gained much
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

The Academy building, In Kennebunk, Me-, w,s
burned on Sunday.
Lincoln House block, 10 lincoln. H., was burned
yesterday. With several adjoining buildings. Lo.A
about tlo.00O no tnsuf ance.
Last evening, first floor Of $50 Canal street. occu-
pied BY James White importer OF flowers. was damaged
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MADRID, April ia large number Of arrests
have been made In Barcelona since the revolt, and
The police are actively hunting up all the prominent
actors In that outbreak council OF war is in sss-
sion there.
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The Health Department.

Preeent-Commissionsr Bosworth, Brennan, Gee
carini Gross, Manierre, Mullsly, II. Smith, and 3.
Smith, Absent-Commfssione carhochan. On mo-
tion, Mr.. Msnierre was appointed Chairman, pro
tenn, and Col. Emmons Clark, Secretary. pro tsvn.
Judge Bosworth o1ered the following resolutions.
which were adopted, and the Board adjourned 10
Wednesday, p0ti inst:
Rsse,rea That the several ofhcers, clerks. and en-
ployees Of the Metropolitan Board OF Health in Qice
and doing duty respectiyely In the city Of New York
the h April except the President. Secretary. Coun
sci. Attorney, Chemst and Engineer, are hereby trens
OF the laws oi isio snd they are .eversily hereby
tins Board perform and for the ssid Health De-
pnrtment all the duties and perform all the services
and for the Metropolitan Board OF Health, NOS noon
stent with contrary TO the provisions OF said chap
tor iS1 OF the laws of 1870.
A second resolution appointed Edward A. Far.
rington clerk IN the Health Department until the
further order OF the Board, ut salary to be here
after named, but not TO exceed 81 80 per annum.
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EDISpuReH, April 1.-The woodwork in both
shafts Of the Bathsgate CoIery took fre today
while the miners were at work. Seven men wsr,
sunocated, and forty nine have been rescued.
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Tho Fenians and tho Reported PaplI Ball.
In recent reported interview with vicar-Gen
ersi Stars, reporter credited tho worthy Father
with language that lie did not use. The Father did
not state anything definite with regard TO the opera
ton OF the Pope's decree against the Fenians In
America further tlan Is generally understood here.
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The man who was found In the North River at
the foot OF Warren street has beeA recognized o.
Daniel Drew, last seen several weeks ago In state
Of fntuxicntiou,
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Tho Board Of Pablo Work.

Mr.. William n. Tweed, Commissioner Of Pub.
lie Works, yesterday morning took formal posses
sion Of the Croton and Street Departments. In tho
Croton Department .he Commissioner made the fol-
lowing appointments; MIR. Chas. q. Cornell, Mster
Resstrsr Noah a; Childs, Water furyeyor; Gilbert
" Ridge, sewer Permit Clerk and Francis J. Sig
erson Fourth Clerk 70 wa,or Registrar.
All the other appointees OF tho Mayor took the
oath OF onice yesterday
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Tossing card Hoboken RinRmen.
number of leading citizens got together yes
terdsy aud made out ticket In two of the
wards. throwing out another two OF the Hoboken
Ring. namely Aldermen Coles and Schalk. leaving
only tw o OF the old swindng Board In tle held.
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supsrfntsndent yourdaa. He win enter % he ssw
duties on BsturdAy.
soswonru, BRENNAN, SMITH, AND rArfrHan mvIr-
iSo sRsssAs, sAnnHnz, sxirs, AID AoswosrH
our TO DRIrK- a..
The new Board sftsr some restins businees, Ia
vfted the old Board out " champagne luncb, snd
adjourned Tor that puryoee. This over botk Boards
returned 70 headquarters, when the old hoard
handed over the furniture, stat, &C., 70 the new,
who received the same, and subsequently, met with
the members Of the Health DEPARTMENT. Now comes
the qucstion, whst shan che old Board do for futn
turef The old Bourd still rules the Mctrooolitas
District, whils the new Board rules merely the DO
lice ef the city Of New York. The old Boards
bat In wsstchsster, Richrond and Queens the old
Board will retain power until The Legislature amends
the law.
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hBxRABlH rAiLURr.
Nor are these oil the fses which have come TO the
knowledge Of the Assembly Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Certain other leading members OF the Reform Bar
Association are seriously accused OF similar pecca-
diloee II 10 understood thEt the Judiciary CON-
mittse. OF which Mr.. Thomas O. Fields u Chairman,
have made up their minds 70 ventiste these charges
subpgnas are 10 bc issued summonnE the
Interested persons before them. The krio oncial.
will produce the books Of their Treasurer, and
prove by vouchers on fle tho amounts paid over to
the ex-Attorney General and other leading reform
lawyers. Mr.. John Devlin, the pardoned a afore-
said will also tell his story, and a number OF other
witnesses are TO be brought forward 10 swear TO
certain ncts, which, if true, prove that
A xILLiosAIRr REroRx LAWYER
is no more honest than Tombs shyster .
The bill to exempt bonds and mortgages rom
taxation was considered In the Assembly Committee
OF the Whole o-night, and alter able speeches had
been msde against II by Messrs. Litiejohn. Davis,
and Van steerburgh 1t was nnall killed. IL had but
few supporters.
Aieck Charter Frear has been AL day receiving
congra uations from his friends on his good fortune
In being appointed a Commissioner OF Public Clari.
ties and Correction. Preparations are making for the
6nal sdjournment which, according 70 those who
ought TO know viii be next week. Members mani
fest considerable anxiety concernine their bills, and
are rushing them through with lightning speed.
Everybody is eager to 20 home.
The Governor has signed the State Excise bin.
which pa seed the Legislature last week. SOL.
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The Aldermen on Uaairs Apps,n,men,.

The feeling among the members Of the Common
Council In relation to the appointments was one Of
extreme dissatisfaction. Half an hour before they
met In their respective chambcrs they gave 10
their indignation In qriet denuneiatior Of Mr. Hail.
Who they ssy, has struggled the Democratic party.
Why did he wipe out u.s." asked one Of the
members, "by MS charter ~
- III tell you why" said On ofhci.i; "its because
Toney Miller went against him. lie " ants 10 destroy
both Boards 70 get even with Toney."
well. he can't gain apytlling BY the appoint
meuts be made" remarked an eI-frend ol tile
Mayor. OF course, Mr.. ewerny's as good ss Cham
berlan stil for Mr. Bradley II his brother In law, 10
that the once Is In the family. Mr.. Hsuncssy Is
bradiey's brotber-in-low, aud hs also got good
place,
why was Gross appointcdt What inrrenee can
he have Z" inquired IN eager listener
lie was appointed on account OF his connection
with the Stdofs Zsituao. You sec, Mr.. OHall wants
TO win the German press 10 his side"
How did Murany get q place :" was the next
question.
"His appointment was intended az q tribute to his
patriotism during the late war; he vas warm sup.
porter OF President Lincoln" the reply, add
tie remark elicited some merrinent.
How about Wilson u. Hunt ~
well" replied an ofnceholder, hts appointment
was designed 70 DO . souvenir OF O'Hzli's former
devotion 70 the American pary, md his defence OF
They won't rsmsin leug 10 once aftsr the next
election" said listener.
The Boards subsequently met but transacted only
routine business. They then held q brief caucus,
but agreed upon dcdnte lre OF action m relation
to the new appointments and the charter.
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The New Health commissioner.

Mr.. john Mulaly IL one Of our selfmade men,
having begun lite In q very humble capacity In the
7ttbras once. lie educated himself and after some
year, became q reporter for the Herald, and WIS
considered one OF the fnstest short reporters
the United States. After many yesrs' sorting no
started the Meropoiifdn Record under the auspices
as the organ OF that distinguished prelate. Mr.. Null
lsly IL Trustee OF ST. Gabriers Roman Catholic
Church, ind vice.President Of the knights Of St.
Patrick.
Msgnus Gross Is editor Of the Netr Yorker Jour.
noi, aud DIR. Giovanni Ceccnrini h said to be the
family physician OF Mr. James Gordon Bennett.
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II Il not probable that the Police Board will
long stand as yesterday coGslitutod, "a judge Dos
worth has indicated his design 10 accept the nomina
tion for the Judgeship OF the Conrt Of Common
Pleas In the MAJ election, aud Henry Smith cannot
retain his position without an amendment OF the
police law.
TWEED, YRBAR a co. INELIGIBLE.
Section OF Article III OF the State Constitution
reads a. follows:
No member ofthe Legislature shall receive any ciy
arointmcnt within this state to the Senate OF tho
united states. from the governor the governor and
which he shall have been elected; and all such ap.
ponneats. ard all vote. given for any vuch member.
To- auy sucn ONCE or appointment, shall be void"
The following named persons nominated by the
Mayor. are members ofthe Legislature: Thomss O
Fields. Alexander Frear, William hitehral, John
J. BAR, Martin Nacbsmann, William ~ Tweed,
and John j. Bradley.
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ton on the day OF the hearing The result was that
poor Burt Was len " mako
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DANIEL MCFARLAND.
urom the sxndav oc-rser's PhOsosrsph.l

FOR fun report Of yesterdays trial 200 second page
OF this mornings SUE.
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TIE BRAINS OF ruH OLD BOARD.
} next resolution was a. follows:

Resoiped That Seth G. HtwIey, ESQ. be and he is
$40 eiiy Oh New York
Seth c. Hawley, Chief Clerk oftIe old Board ffom
IL orgsI izaiion. was therefore unanimously elected
Cerk Of the New Board.
TIE next resolution called for the presence OF the
buI-rn, n,endent IL was al. follows;
Resored That ths Chief Clerk notify the superintsn
law.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-16

A new sensation in social recreation Is
what is termed pillow case and sheet mas
querade. Ladies and gentlemen envelope
themselves in sheets pillow cases, and mask
themselves SO that by reason Of the sameness
of apparel one person cannot be distinguish
from another. Sev eral ofthese parties nave
recently been held in Syracuse, and have
afforded great amusement to the participants
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Woman suffrage was in practice at Salt
Lake, Monday, where dozen or more
women voted in the election of city ofhceri
1t will be remembered the Utah Legislature
conferred this right on women, by Law
passed only a week ago; nevertheless the
elders discouraged the women from voting
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New York Market.

Special Telegraph to the AHGus.
New YoRK. Feb. 16. 1870.
Flour ouia, sales extra western at 5,O5a5 20.
Whisky frn sales 27a9S free western
Wheat guie.,very firm, l,l6al, 70 No. spring;
.27a29 winter red and amber.
Rye nominal
Oats firm at 55a57.
Corn dull at s7agO new mixed; l,04al,O7 old
mixed.
Barley dull.
Pork, new mess closing at 2e,75.
Beef, quiet, unchanged.
Cut meats, heavy, ssles shoulders at lOsallt;
hams, l4al4i.
Bacon, limited demand, unchanged.
Lard steady at Isl steam.
Wool, frmer, domestic fleece 43a44 pulled s5s
4S1.
Dressed Hogs, western sold at llalIs.
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The distillers of Cincinnati have obtsine;
a temporary injunction restraining the IN
ternal officers from collecting the tax ASS
essed under the rule allowing forty-eigh b
hour tor fermentation, instead OF seventy
two, as formerly.
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Chicago Mafkst.

SRAVBHV &kS8IkUVs
fslssraphsd to the ARGUS.
CaIoAso, Feb. l6.
Flour-Low grades fair and in active demand
super 5O spring extras 375a4 60.
Wheat-No 2 spring firm and active, selling
80.
Corn-steady, No 2 7Oi; new ranged 52a55i
sOOats-Lower, No Q ss3.
Rye-Nomnally No at 66aSO.
Barey-Unchanged, No 2 at 20; No 3 at 40.
Hlwines--Fair, demand, s2a92s wood and iron
bound.
Butter-Unchanged, at 27a2s.
Pork Closed sctive at 81 90.
Dressed Hogs-Firmer, IO4ai0.i
Lard-At Is
recommendations active, prices easy.
Meets-shoulders l0i; green hams ~.