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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID A PRGCLAMATIOS.--ln Information having
been received by the Executive that " WILLIAM
FIELDS, Of the county of Elizabeth City, in this
State, was assaulted and wounded, and from the
fleets of such wounds did die, and that the grand
charge ANDREW PITTS, JAMES BEDOUIN,
CHARLES ROWLsY, and EMMEKSOE ROW
LEY, and others. with his murder and tat they
are now going ut large therefore. ! do hereby
offer REWARD OF TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any p.rson who shall arrest the said
RDWLEY. End EMERSON RoWit l. or FlFii
DOLLARS II any person Tho shall arrest any
one OF said parties and deliver them or him into
the jail Of said county OF Elz ibeth City and DO
moreover require all officers OF this Common
wealth. civil and military and request the people
their arrest that they may be brought 10 Justice
.e>, Given under my h lnd us Governor and
IT.. :. under tho less Se,l OF this Common
49, wealth. at Richmond, this the lst day OF
G. c. WALKER Governor.
By the Governor: JAMES MCDONALD, Secre-
tary Of the Commonwealth.
| ANDREW PIrTs-About thirty years old about
five feet seven red hair, gray eyes, flushed face
freck.d sandy moustache thin, generally dressed
/ in gray clothes.
! JAMES BEDoUrS-About twenty five years old
about five feet nine; dark hair, little mous;ache,
dark, sIuootn face, gray eyes. light complexion,
generally dres-cd in khceps gray.
| CHARLES ROWLEY--About - years old about
five feet eight dark hair, gray eyes, fair faced,
moustichc. generally dressed In Sleeps grey, and
| IS round-shpuldsred.
| EMERSON kowLEY--About Is years old brother
OF Charles Rowlcy, but small cr face red and
long. sharp nose. sandy batr, no whlSkerS or
moustache, lish:-bluc eyes, light hair.
= alW2w
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THO CONTRAC Il S.--NAYLOR'S
| CAST STEEL, AMES'S SHOyELS, MA
NILLA ROPE, and BLACKSsiiTHS' fOOi.S
which we are Offering ~ reduced prices At 1897
Main street WATKINS S CoTrRELL.
NH la-M, W., en-
uyATKINS &. COTrRELL, agents for
wv the manufacturers OF GUM, BsLYlSG,
PACKING, aud MURDER HOS, &c.
For sale, ANkER BRAND BaITlNa
CLOTH-fall stock on aapd--at re duced prices, III
l3a7 Main street, NIB 1e-A, W,s,sn
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lNERMAN POTASH NJ A y U X 4 5 /.
VI PRICES REDUCED.-Our importations OF
these valuable fertilizers have reached such mag
uitudc that we gre now able To comply with our
promised reduction Of prices, and are selling the
POTASH and MAGSESlA MANURE VI $50 per
ton, with like deduction ON all other kinds and
grades Liberal discount allowed the trade. Stan
darl and purity OF all guaranteed
TALIAFERRO b CO.,
NH a9-,eodIr Agents for Virginia.
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RAILROAD TRoUELss.-The railroad from
Washington to Alexandra has become SO
hopclessly entanyled i'll litigation ana ois-
putes as to titles, and so swamped win
debts of all kinds, with the load going to
decay, that the combination of evils has
finally cot it into ;hc cou:ts. The AlcXan-
dria courts have taken possession OF the
lower end of the road, and the district
court of this end, and no trains are now
run over it, passengers and freight being
sent bv boat to Alexandria. The Virginia
Legislature will probably cut the gordlan
knot by chartcring new conpan y, GS u
new road could be built before the troubles
of this one can be settled or the road re-
leased from the load of debt which bad
management has brought 1t.
The above, from the Washington corre-
spondence of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
states what we had already learned. We
find that the seven miles Of road between
Alexandria and Washington is divided be-
tween two distinct corporations, and that
the officers of one company are having n
bitter contest in the courts-the road be-
ing in the hands of rece yer, and there
having been several decisions and counter"
decisions within the last month, so that it
is impossible to tell who owns it, or who will
have control tomorrow.
The Alexandria and Frederi cksdurg Rail
way Company are before tie General As
sembly, asking the privilege of completing
their road, and connecting it at Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac road ito
be completed this season), which would give
to Virginia a most important through line,
wholly Independent Of the Baltimore inte-
rest and we are assured by persons who
know, and can be relied upon, that the com
pany is now in good condition financially,
and have completed arrangements for all
the funds needed to at once finish the road
through to Washington. We hope our lc-
gislators see the importance, yea, the nccc;"
sity, Of passin. this bill, and giving to Eir-
ginia this much-nccdcd and lung-dcsired
road.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
~ by an order of the Circuit Court OF the United
Stats for the District OF Virginia made and en-
tered on The 9th day ur March, 4. ID. 1870, the un-
dcrsiSne has been appointed as receiver OF the
effects, assets, and other property, CT the James
River Insurance Company.
Parties indebted To the said Company will settle
only with the undersigned.
j. LYMAN, Receiver,
NH l9-eod.w Richmond, Va.
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L MOUTH, AND At REGULAR SsaJ
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES RIVER.-The S5
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL stesme.
JOHN SYLVE K q,
Captain z. Q. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf ct Rockgtts for the above-nsned
places on MONDAYS, NEsDAYA and Fri.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk in time 10 CON,
acct With steamers for baltimore and points
North. .,Ls g.rs sL.,.s.t.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on AMI.
7al or steamer.
Fare 10 Norfolk, 90. SO.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, lThursdays, and Saturday,
from II II. TO ei P. H., for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake hay, and al regular landings on James
river, ut reasonable rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freights for WSy-landfngs must be prepaid,
Apply TO L. 3: TATUM,- Agent.
sc Il ONCE. steapera, Nhart,
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WyILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO.,
" GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OFFIcE Box s.
FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DomNIoM STEAMSHIP 1870
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAA9
EARLE SI'ai, and HATTERAs. leaYe New York for
Norfolk City Point and Richmond, every TUES
PAN 1--WE snd sAsrT 3 i S
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, wnen ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices Of this
i. L. McCREApY, President, ls7 Greenwich
'' WitLiAM c. DuNuAa &co:, Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND s,,sron, &Sss
ERnM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
HATES Rx: TIE pnad sATEhEAT n STEAMER:
h'eFf0O s' Ss PSy%Sis IN CURRENCY
PAssLGE ny TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
Liverpool or Queenstown tgold).......'".S 90 o.
aa Inbs osa f. bv branch seaner isod. 20 %
&esrags, Payable IN Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ......""..---.S 30 90
st. aa JOHNS, II. T.. 6y 6canch stesmer:.: 30 %
Tickets sold to and from England Ireland, and
the Continent II lnoocrdI" rates
For further IN formation apDiy ut the Compsny's
offices. JOHN u. DALE, Agent.
Is Broadway, New York; or 70
WILLIAM c. DUEHAM ( CO., Agents.
NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL, H5Hh
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving ssssSassA
pier Il North river every Saturday:
ESAS N,TE 4RTrEESSs' r rsISsTLx:An1A,
pNGLAND, ViRGlNIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 4loo and sl5, currency.
Eteccagc passage, 800 currency:
Steera?c tickets from Liverpool or queenstown,
S3T, III currency. 80 90,
Stccragc passage from Antwerp. Hsmburg, Rot-
teriam. and EIayrc. si5. III currency.
For further particulars, apply at the oiiiceh 81
the company, 60 broadway, /. W. J. HURST.
Manager. or 20 no .,or,s
sTEAM To GLAsGoy AND AGTfs
THE SCHOH LINE.
tended to sail i.VEItY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90. North river, at L. o'clock NJ. $751; r-t
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE N CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool Glasgow, or Derry, $50 ana
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, 9leo.
Steeragc to Glasgow or Derry, fao intermediate,
s35. ....
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S37.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg Hsvre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp. &C., ct very low rates.
Drafts issued payable q: any bank In Great br'
tain. ,-
For further Information apply at the company's
offices, No. q Bowling Green. New York, to Ii Enc
DERSOE BROTHERS. or to ~
WILLIAM {. pUNHAM CO, Agents.
AUS
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M FANCY. SHIRTS.-SAMPLES OF
FRENCH PRINTS NoWIN STORE Of the latest
novelties, from which viii make to measure the
incest fitting shirt to be hnd IN this market Cali
and make your selection and leave your measure.
PRICES REDUCED.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
NH aa--sodst !sos hIaiu street.
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FURNITURE, DC.
SPRING STOCK OF FURNITURE,

ACYs
are receiving an IMMENSE STOCK, bought at
GOLD RATES, and arc determined not to te
undersold by any house In the country.
Examine before You buy.
mhls 1908 AND 1910 MAIN STREET.
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CONTRACTORS ON THE CHESA-
~ PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAQ IN
WANT OF HANDS can be supplied AZ short no.
tire and on reasonable terms by sending their Or
ders 10 j. i. Il w. NJ. JUSTIS,
Labor Agents,
No. Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va.
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DIED,

On Saturday evening, April I'd, ut 8 O'Clock, OF
dinhtharia IIRGIE MAY, infant daughter OF Is
II. and Lizzie Hord, agcd ten months andtwenty-
eight days.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at IL o'clock. No prayer

Inc HOUSE llcl dt IL " SiOSh. 17o ~ 10y cl
BILLS, ETC, PRESENTED.
By Mr.. Miller, of Frederick to in
corporate turnpike from Sydnor's Spring
to interscct the Winchester and Front Royal
road.
BY Mr.. AsuBY.-Bill to amend and re-
enact an act passed February 2lst, 1867,
in relation to practicing lawyers pre-
siding over and deciding certain causes.
By Mr.. THURMAS.-Bill Incorporating
the Liberty Savings Bank.
BY MIR. MILLER, of Frederick .-Petition
from citizens of Frederick and other coun-
ties to renew the charter of the Newtown
Turnpike Company.
By Mr.. PANNuL.-Petition of citizens
of Louisa for relief of debtors.
BY Mr.. MAHooD. -Resolution inquiring
as to disqualification of members from
holding seats on account of State Office or
appointment.
=. By Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inquiring
into the ezpedeaey Of extending the cor
porate limits Of the town Of Estillville, in
Scott county.
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me- SP IN G 1870.

NEW GOODS BY EVERY ARRIVAL, EE
PRESS AND STEAMER.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATs@.,
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE sEsshESsl1s&
| OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG.-Chcap
reliable, and safe route to Baltimore, Savannah,
more. making close connections with steamers TO
Philadelphia. No transhipment Of goods bes
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA-
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every MONDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
except Saturday, and on Saturday up to O'Clock
p. NJ. f''
See daily advertisement for hour OF sailing.
These steamers have excellent saloon, 81 ateroom,
and passenger accommodations. Fare, ~ meals
and stateroom extra. For freight or passage, ap-
f'' HARYEYs & WILLIAMS, Agents,
20 BLOCK.
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T EDEN s. FOX
INVITE ATTENTION TO A LARGE AND
ATTRACTIVE SUPPLY
SPRING GOODS, NOW BEING OPENED,
embracing full assortment of both
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
which will lie offered ct unusually
LOW PRICES.
BREEDEN & FOX.
No. 4oi BROAD STREET.
Trrh IS lot
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By Mr.. COURTNEY. THAT the Committee
for Courts of Justice inquire what legisla-
ton is necessary to provide charters for the
cities and towns of this Commonwealth
conforming with the provisions of the pre-
sent Constitution, ard whether a special
charter may be granted to the city of
Richmond. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. BLAND the Senate adj
inurDe3
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AAILkbApH.
On On

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. X. Co. 7.
March Is, 1870. {
T'1ROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
Il Richmond at 3.45 A. NJ. DAILY, except SUN.
,, DAYS, and at $50 P. M. DAILY. Returning
cept SUNDAYS ut 7:Os P. n. DAILY. = -
Local trains leave Richmond ct A. II ;, and
petersburg at 500 A. n. iJADIY, except SUN
DAYS THOMAS Fl. WYSNE.
mn Is Superintendent.
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Mr.. COURTNEY offered the following,
which was lost
"Resolued, That at the opening of each
DAYS session of the Senate the clerk BIO in
structed to inform the Senate Of the num-
Der and names of members absent on the
previous day, and whether absent by leave
or otherwise"
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TINTED STATES MAu4-wEsT
" VIRGINIA.
-, PosT OPT1cE DErAltrNEXT:

"AbulRuEuNV 2NuWHFy 0u, 1btut
Proposals Will bG received at the Contract OflCe
Of this Department until 8 o'clock +. ~, Of
March 30 1870, Ito bO decided by April 81 for
carrying tho mails Of tho United States from
July /, 1870, 10 june 30. 1871, on the following
routes In tho State Of West Virginia, and by thU
schedules Of departures and arrivals herein ipGCi.
aed, viz: No.
1850 From Iarkcrsburg, By Valley Mills, TO Bull
Creek, II miles aud back, OHcO week.
Leave PAfkGrSbnrg Saturday At IA. ~:
Arrive at BHli Creek BY il NJ =
Leave Bull Creek Saturday at B.M.;
Arrive at PaFkCrHburB by . ?, n.
1881 From Point Pleasant, by MerceF'B Bottom
and Clover Valley to Upland, % miles and
back, once week. .",
Leave Point Pleasant Saturday at8A. NJ;
Arrive at Upland by Or. H.;
Leave Upland Friday Ata 4. NJ; d"
AniVe at Point Pleasant by Q =. n.
4sSa F1Sm T WSyRG e. Il, 5 By FSrks 1 Gf TwClys
miles and back, once week.
Leave Wayne G. II. Wednesday at BA.N.,
Arrive at WAEaeld next day by IAN;
Leave WarfCld Thursday at r, ~; ..
Arrive at Wayne G. II. next day byB BPM.
42s8 From Parkersburg, by Pleasant Flats, Slate
n, Creek, and Writ q. H., to RathbonG, 80
miles and back, six times week, and tO
Newark, three times wOCk.
Leave PArkorSbnrg daily, except Sunday, at
ATriTC al Witt c. II. by OSO P. u; and
Arrive At RathbOnc by Q r. ";
Leave RnthbOnc daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive al Writ G. II. By $50 \. NJ; and m.
Arrive at Parkershurg by Q r. y.
supply Newark TuGaday,' ThundAy. and
Saturday.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee, and cortIa.
cate, and also for Instructions a. to the con1i.
lions TO bc embraced In tho contract, &C., see
advertisement OF October 81, 1905, January I'd,
$780, and Of this date inviting proposals for mall
service In West Virginia, &C., u bO found Al the
principal Post Offices.
Bids should be sent In sealed envelopes, super.
scri6ed mail Proposals, State Of WGSt Virginia"
and addressed 10 The Second Assistant P0BtnAs.
ter GCneral. JN0. A. ]. CRESWEE1.
fabl4-Mon4w I Postmaster General,
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New Y0lIK, Nrarcl, 49,
CINCINNATI
Religious Revival--WhiSky Men
Indignant. ~ .g. -.. '.. ~
CINCINNATI, March II.

.f... HU. .. .ClNClNNACIJ NIdICH IL
According to authentic Information, In
finy Churches of this city and suburbs,
z, ,O82 persons have thus far been added IN
tho present revival. This, however, does
not embrace oil the converts very many
Of whom have not yet united with any
Church. b. In some Churches. not yet
heard from, of ], ,259 whose ages arc known
there Is no person over 70 years Of agCand
but 81 between 80 and 70; between the
agesof18 and 20and 90 and 30 the numbers
arc about equal. :o.,.i .o.'tJ y !. =
The distillcrs of tho 3D. district Of Dny.
ton, arc showing Indignation over the en-
forcemcnt Of the forty-eight hour rule.
Ono or two have paid assessments for
deficiency under protest, with the expec'
tation OF commencing suit against tho
government ;r. a. Is tJp !.
Thomns G. Ball, collector for EhrgOtt,
FerbriOgcr s Co, OF this city, has been
discovered carrying on a system Of pecu-
latiOn extending back at leASt TO Febrnac
ry last. Tuesday hc drew bis salary and
decampcd. Eight hundred dollars have
been appropriately him; how much more
Is not known. ln..
The grand hotel and opera house project
Of Mr.. Pike Is attracting Il much attention.
Two property holders lavo given their
adhesion. II carried out it would make
Fountain Square tho grandest in the
country. ru ,l .a
To-day has been much like spring,
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SPAIN.
Duel Between Montpensier and a
Bourbon PrinCeasBOurbOn Is
Killed.
Gen. prim Denies that he Offered to
Sell or Cede Cuba TO the United
States.

. oCEl-, 9TiDRD, March 13.
The meeting between Prince Henri Dc
Bourbon and Duke De MOntpcnsier took
place seven miles from tho walls Of Mad
rid. Tito principals drew lots for tho first
shot and Prince Henri won. The adVer-
rnries exchanged tho first fire at ten
PAGES without my result They then ad:
vanCcd at seven PAGES. Prince Henri
fred and missed. The Duke returned the
fire with fatal effect, shooting his advcr:
sary through the head. The latter fell and
in few minutes expired. The Duke
showed the utmost calmness during the
combat, hut was much affected when In
formed of the result AS tho Prince was
poor the Duke offers to provide for his
widow and children. The quarrel was
caused by a harsh letter against tile Duke
which the Prince addressed to the Mont
pcnsicrists. Henri was a brother Of the
consOrt Of ex-QueGn Isabella and cousin
OF tlle Duchess MOntpcnsicr.
The seconds Of the Duke were General
Cardova and AlRminnr, and another
name unknown. Both are Republican
deputies in tho Constituent .COrtes. The
affair has created much excitement.
1t is reported that in spite Of the con-
slant vigilance Of tho authorities on both
sides of the frontier, numbers Of Cnrlists
have crossed into Spain. Il
In the Cortcs yesterday deputy asked
IL there was any foundation ior'the state.
mcnt madc by a United States journal
that Senator Sumner hNd received propO.
sitions from Gen. Prim for the sale or
ccssi6ri Of Cuba to the United States,
Gen. Prim pronounced tho statement
utterly false. An Interpolation regarding
the granting Of political privileges TO Cuba
lMving been addressed to the Govern;
mcnt by the Cortes, Gen. Prim replied
that no election for deputies to the COrtcs
had been held In that Island, tho authori.
ties reporting tint tie time had not yet
arrived and That the troubles were not all
pnlnl
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.
MAN YoRK, MNrcII ~.

NEW YORK, AlOrCIl ~.
Yesterday the steamship Columbia ar,
rived from Charleston, 8. G., having on
board the men, ID in number, who were
sent ont to Cuba with Gtcenwald, by
Mcssrs. Licuman s. Kemp. Of this city.
Among the number wore Messrsl johnson
and Foster, who were wOunlel by TIC
SpaniaNls when. Grcenwall was murder
ell. The ball still remains In Johnson's
head, Foster Is slowly recovering The
.mrty say that aflcr the execution of the
murderer Of Grcewald the Spanish .au-
thoritics was us kind to them rs CirCum,
stances would allow. y 'ttf, ~,
Tho. Worlds Havana correspondent
writes that tho report OF tho resignation
Of Gen. Jordan as Commander in Chief Of
the Cuban army, Is untrue. He Is doing
all lic can to increase tho efficiency Of that
army, and is devoting especial attention
10 the QuartGrmastGr and COmm6sary
Departments. Tho summary execution
Of Cubans by the Spanish authorities con
tinuc wherever the Spaniarls have ihot-
hold IT..
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FRANCE.

r,-..g /, PARIS, March 1e.
Ex.Queen Isabella and husband have
agreed 10 submit their differences TO o trt.
bunal arbitration Of five persons, 0nU 0t
whom Is TO be Jules FaVfe. -
The radical journals ofthis city attack
Jules Favrc bitterly, for having in his last
discourse in the Corps Legislatlf prom.
ised his uid to, the ministry. ''''.'
PARIS, March 10.
Count MOntalcmbcrt, chief the liberal
Catholic purity, is dead. All the Journals,
including The uItralnontanc organs, appear
in mourning. The Count was in his six
tieth year. "'
It's reported that Count Dom willis
manifesto explaining the policy Of Frlnce
toward the Ecumenical Council, The
Count has not demanded that France
have n representative in the Council be-
causc Of the proposed introduction Of the
dogma of inGali6ility, but on account Of
the publication Of a scheme which seems
to touch the question Of Church and State.
The official Journals says there Is no In.
tcntlon otwithdrawing the French troops
from Romc. They arc there to defend
territorial rights, and not the religious
claims Of the Holy See. a.
Rumors anticipate TINT tho SenAte will
refuse 10 adopt the Scnatus Consultum,
introducing q liberal reform in Tue system
Of nominating mayors, and fears arc Cn'
tcrtaincd Of u conflict between tliat body
and tho ministry. The Corps Lcgislatii
has adjourned for eight days,
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Cincinnati Market.

4u,.l4 u CINCINNATI, March ",
FL0uR-stcady and ia moderate demand; tx.
tra 81 1904 Is; fAmIly S566 Is. '.a
GRAIN.LWh0at-In fair demand al 81 08b1 10
for rcd. COEn-In fAlr demand: sound hcprcC;
mixed 7+676c: yellow and white 7a6sOc. 0ats-
Steady at 60lb5iC, the latter rate for white. Rye
Steady at S01SSC. DaFlCy-UnChanged and
dull at 8Ocd$I %.
COTroN-Oull at 9Oc for mIllinG. H
'TOnAceO- Unchanged and dull.
WInsKT-Dull at 8l-82c.
PROvISl0NB-Geuerallyq quiet. Meas POrk--SOld
at $26 50, but COnld have been bought At go 25
tho close. Bulk MGats-Qulct; shoulders 10HC;
sides 19dbl3XGBl4c; 10000 tbB shoulders sold at
lOC, buyer April and $1,000 IOs clear sides at l4NC
seller last half Of April. Baeon-Dlll; shoulders
could have been bought at lie, and sides at I56
l5Nc; ANAL lot Of clear fib sold at the inside
rate. Sugar Cured llhms-l0K K@17Xc and dull.
LARD-Held higher, under nUWs from Liverpool;
i3Xc was offered for tierre, but was held at l4c;
steam was hold 1t ISIEci 20, y.Itli ~ ~
BUTTER-U Unchanged. II 30 ,tt;. '1.
E0Gs-23c. .,. TntT, l.......rg
CHGEsG.IGGBlTc..
OMA.-IInsGtd OIl-STG95c. Lard olI-SI q
al O. rU' ~ ,g T'l IH . HTI
GROCEIuEs.-SugAr--Steady at l0l13c. Coffee
Dull at 111&9c. MolaSSes- at 7G07Sc.
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VIZ notice by our exchanges, that jas.
Riley Weaver, Of West VirginiA, has been
appointed, by the President, Consul ut
Antwerp. Who is he and what part OF
the State d6cs lid come fromi?-Rrkers.
burg Journal.
He Is II young man from Pennsylvania,
who slept few nights in MOrgantown,
iust long enough to enable him to. date his
application. for the consulship ut Brindisi
from "West Virginia." He got this up
pointmcnt, married Bishop Simpsons
llaughtcri in Philadelphia, and we supposed
had left the country. Nowihe turns up
as the appointec to another post of honor
and is again charged to West Virginia. II
President Grant chooses not to appoint
citizens ofl;Wcst Virginia. so be it bpt
when he appoints people from other States
and charges them against our State, we
fail to sec the Justice oft u,s