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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-12

A single scull race of three miles, at
Bergen Point, Saturday, between Ellis
Ward, of the Ward Brothers, and Bar
new Biglin, and was won by the former
in 2S minutes and 80 seconds.
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hostile power. The .Haytien authorities
hoped that the friendly relations between
the United States and Hayti would not be
interrupted, and while aware of their own
weakness, knew their rights, and would
protect them to the best of their ability.
They said they must be allowed to be the
Judges of their own policy. Admiral Poor
heard unofficially that the authorities were
displeaeed with what they considered the
menacing attitude of the United States.
Rumors, which proved unfounded, of COL
lision between Iaytien and United States
war vessel had been in circulation. The
United States monitor Dictator had also
arrived mt Port-au-Prince.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
600.
The Secretary of the Treasury has nj
lowed to he protested some of the unen-
dorsed Texas indemnity bonds, holding that
according to the principle decided in the
case of Texas rs. White s. Chiles they are
not negotiable, and will be paid only to
Texas
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THE CIECrNLoITTIO OFFICE IMPROVED. -
In tic discussion Of the legislative appro-
pria.ion bill the other day. Mr.. Beck
(Uemocrat), Of Kentucky: submitted the
following as showing the stages in the Cir
cumocution Office > through which law
Yer has actually had to 90 in collecting a
Judgment OF the Court of Claims: First.
went 10 the chief clerk Of the First Audi
tur-lIc stated the account anu computed
the interest second, went to another clerk
in the same office. who copied and numbered
the account third, went to another clerk
in tho First Comptroller's office, who regis
tered in his: book the number and amount
of the account: fourth, went to the chief
clerk Of the First Comptroller, who verified
the account end the computation Of interest !;
fifth, went to the First Comptroller, who
siguel il: sixth, went back to No. i, who
amain verified the account and the c0mputa-
ton Of interest seventh, went to the Re
@i6tcrs clerk, who copied it and registered
it; eieth, went to the Deputy Register. who
signed il ninth, went to the warrant clerk
and obtained warrant; tenth; went to
Mr.. West. the chief clerk, who signed it;
eleventh, went to Mr.. Iiartly. the Assistant
secretary: VINO slSHeu IL 'Hellt1, "eiIl W
Mr.. Lamb, in the First Conptrollcr's office,
who registered it; thirteenth, went to the
Register 5 clerk, who copied it: fifteenth,
wen, to Register Allison, who sirned it !;
sixteenth, went to Mr.. Mann, i'll the draft
room, where the draft was made: seven
,ecnth, went to Mr.. futile, Assistant Trea-
surer, who s;gucd the draft; eighteenth;
went 10 the Registers clerk: who recorded
the draft nineteenth, went to Register Al
lisou, who signed the draft; twentieth,
went to Mr. Mann, who took my receipt for
the draft and handed it over to he twenty
first. treated Slr. Mann to Il whiskey toidy.
loud laughier.
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SrHrENrr or \ FEN.LE PERJrrEE.--
Sarah Gore, white WOMAN, convicted IN
Philadelphia Of perjury, has been fined
$3.50 ard sentenced 10 the pcnitcntiary FOR
seven wears. Judge I'nXon, in passing
sentence tints addressed ;hc prisoner:
You deliberately and falsely charged Il
respectable citizen with high crime upon
your person. Anl having luadc it, YOU
brought HIM into this court Oh trial, and
II, ION that trial You committed wilfUl. de-
iiheratc, AM, corrupt perjury. IL order To
conyr; rim. YOU I'D al VOC could 10 coz
>i.n ~ innocent man i"r II long TERM OF
wears to the prnicnIinry aud Ia blast his
rrruta.on for all timc. N"r is this all.
huve Toi;cial knowlc Ice Of the TACT that
YOU have made similar charges against sew
crnl other respectable citizens, for the pur-
pose of cxtpriin% money. aud that III some
Of these cases YOU have been successful :
but MIR. Nelncr would not submit 10 Your
demands. lie appeals TO jury of his
fel!ow-citi7elS, and they have INDICATED
him; and he has also brought You to the
bar Of justice. for which he deserves the
thanks Of every good citizen.
lour offence is one which eau receive
no !uc1ry here. While We give Il burglar
Tie cxtrcmc penalty Of the law, We can do
~ less IN a case Ike this. y man had
hc;;er lave twenty burglars in his house
iltau one such woman IL YOU. \ burglar
may stcal the property oi the citizen. You
wonlA rob him of his good name to make
Eim infamous in the community, as well rs
Fow Ire seeds OF AiScord in bis domestic
relations.
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TiGE " nIL CRY, Pt>>~YLNN>lA.--
~! lt'W March IA fire occurred TO-
lty alaung sptap marr"w-gua-c cars partly
l,.;l.I with oil. Nar>EaG's large tank,
,Dnta ming over ten thousand barrels. was
Within thirty fee, Of the ire, ;nd became
~. Eo, tha; gas issued from the top, making
y Large sheet 81 flame. There We're six
ears more Of less full, surrounding thc fire.
The lIatforms and leading pipes were torn
away and By great "Ncr''oho "n The Inrt ii
the public aul frcmen most serious tIre
VA prevented The cars were totally dc
,trovci Further than this the damage
was slight. There wa3 no wlnd. falnl-
lies Tor great distance got te!r lHr-
niture ready for removal, rs thi5 l'e"iI,y
NE ruvg4"d by ire two years since. ny
rorn the DANCER Yves over, and OF o'clcek
The fire was out. The fire is SUPPRESSED to
have originated frcm passing brcad-2uHse
locomotive.
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The RErUpIArEp NORTH CAROLINA
BoSps.--The following, from the Whining
ton .I0aif.nnl IL thu faxt nf thu rnnnst nof II

The REpUpIArEp NORTH CAROLINA
Bosps.-The following, from the Whining
ton Journal, is the text of the recent act Of
the North Carolina Legislature relative to
the special tax bonds:
Section |. The General assembly Of
North Carolina do enact, That all acts
framed ut the last session of this Lcgisla-
turc making appropriations to railroad
companies, he and the same are hereby re-
pealcd; TINT all bonds of the State which
have been issued under thc said acts now
in the hands of any presidents or other
officers of the corporations be Immediately
returned to the treasurer.
Section =. That the moneys in the State
treasury which were levied and collected
under the provisions of the acts mentioned
in section Of this act are hereby arpro-
priatcd to the use of the State Government.
and shall he audited to the counties Of the
State upon the tax to be assessed for the
year 1870, in proportion to the amounts
collected from them respectively.
Section ,. Nj laws and clauses Of laws
coming in contact with this net arc hereby
repealed.
Section ]. This act shall he in force from
and after It's ratification.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
+. l.. Marshall. Esq, of the General
Assembly, writes to the Warrenton Inder
M follows:
. Baltimore owns 1915 shares of stock
IN our road, and can necessarily control the
election Of its officers, rs they can, If ne
ccssary, vote 1918 votes, while the State,
who has 1890 votes by present law, can
only cast 1850. This to me, knowing the
object of the States subscription, is an i'm
position upon the rights of those the Com
monwealth represented in her subscription.
You will also please know that the Garrett
side are anxious to sell her stock that they
may purchase the public interest, as Iir-
Ginidn$ are too much impoverished to COM
pete with them for its control, and that
therefore only carpet-baggers, scalawags,
&C.. may become the owners-ani neccssa-
rily an utter disregard to home interests
Will nc its policy"
The fact first stated above would Justify
the General Assembly not in taking charge
Of the road itself, but in providing for
scaling the stock Of ton large stock holders.
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NGw RAILROADS ~ EmGINIA.-The
Baltimore gazette says We learn that the
PENNSYLVANIA Central has secured pos
session Of The Alexandria and frcdcTicks-
burg road. and also Of the charter Of q
Washington and Alcxnndria road which
makes its connections with the city of Wash
ngson through Georgetown. crossing the
Potomac OF or near the aqucdilct. This,
when completed. will give q connection
with Charlottesville two az three miles
shorter than BY the Orange and Alcyan-
,lria road. As the road will no doubt form
II junction with the Baltimore and Potomac
road, it will give q new route from Balti-
more to Stanton. as short, we believe, az
the route up the Valley, and over better
grades than we have ria Harpcr's Ferry.
Pennsylvania is looking to the southern
trade. Largeminded men there see that
population and wealth arc graritating to
the productive South. Pennsylvania has
now struck Tor and obtained the most di-
rect connection with Richmond. and. having
that, will control the existing southern
Charleston connections. 1t maE lie some
consolation to us 10 know that the route
passes along the outskirts Of baltimore:
hut it is not gratifying to reflect that it will
discriminate against this city.
The new route will form junction with
the Chcsarcake aud Ohio railroad at Cor
lOns,illc.
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Domestic Murkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.l

new YORK. March L. -1oon Flour dull, With
ont decided CHI -nge. Wheat quiet and shade
lower. Corn dull and lc. lower. Mess Pork dull
mt f26. Lard lower ut ltsGI &c. Cotton quiet ST
quiet.
ErsniHl.-COtton heavy and lower; sa les, 400
bales at :ltc. Flour less active. hut unchanged
superilnc State and western. 81 .5d $780, Wheat
'iull and lc. lower; winter red and amber west
crn, $l.25fiSl.29. Corn lc. lower: new mixed
western, 8.6la5c. new yellow PENNSYLVANIA and
western. SlMsl.Gl. Whisk"y heavy at 9sn9sIc.
Beef quiet. Pork lower ut saf.lol. Lard lower
steam. i39Gllilc. Naval stores dull. Groceries
quiet. Frcights shade frmcr.
SAVANNAH, March 12.-Cotton i'm good demand
at 2cac. receipts, 1000 bales; sales, 400 bales
stock, So s05,bsles.
NORFOLK. March 12.-Cottun weak low mid
dlingS. 13i6I i0c sales. 200 bales receipts 3l8
exports, coastwise, 30 bales stock, 1885 bales.
CHARLESTON, March le.-Cotton dull at 2olc
receipts 40 bales; sales, 100 bales stock, a. OF
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March IL Cotton dull and
tending downward: middliucs, 2Iic.; receipts,
$500 bales; exports 5000 bales: stock, ?3s. us
bales.
MOBILE March l:.-Cotton dull at a0i62lc.
receipts. 6a5 bales: exports il6 b ie5; sales 500
bales; stock, 76,e47 bales.
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Tie New Icrl, evening Post says that il
le;,rr-rostacp i reduced to one cent there
will rc twn sent Nhc:c there j. one sent
IoW.
4 thorough holiday fora man OF business,
Prnrh SAYS, ought not to be marEcd IN his
calendar ~ Red Lctter-day, but as Al
Unread I,cttcr-aay.
The New York ,r,,n wi;tily asks: 'Why
-houl,iut people haycmore SENSE than 10 use
tobacco III theatres, churches, ana othcr
public places The world is all before them
where 10 chew, aud they might nc i'ttie
more delicate in tie mattcr.'
Tie New York Times warmly applauds
Governor Walt;cr's last messago-cspccially
that portion oi il which recommends the
division OF the agricultural scrip fund be-
tween Ii college for the negroes and u col
lcgc OF university for the whites.
One hundred and eight Democrats in
Williams county, Ohio, have signed call
inviting al "who favor reputation Of
tic bonded debt Of the United States" to
meet OH the lgth instant 10 select delegates
for the Democratic Convention Of the tenth
congressional district.
The correspondent Of the Ca''oH@ Te'e-
grnph at Rome states thata protest, in strong
language, against the PRONUNCIATION of the
dorma Of the personal intalliblllty OF the
pope, or having il considered as an article
Of faith, has been signed by large num-
Der Of American bishops, the name OF Arch
bishop Purcell heading the list.
"lIcrc's to the ladies' Of the two heml-
gnberesr said in American Mt recent In
dinner in Paris. For my
mart" responded Frenchman, @ here's TO
the two hemispheEes.'
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HE AVAILABILITY ScHEME-THE PnN-
TtFlCAL RESrnNsE TO FRANCE.-Lon,}on.
March ll--3.30 ?. M.-Thc evening edition
of the Times has the following from the
Roman front:
On Monday n scheme on infailibilitv WAS
distributed to the members OF the Council.
tasscrts that the Church possesses supreme
and complete primacy, and that principal
lily over the universal Church is received
with plcnitude cf power from the Lord
himself by st. Peter, Of whom the Ponttf
is the successor. All questions of faith
must he determined under that power, else
the words of the Lord TO Peter would he
disrccardcd. The Catholic doctrine has al
ways been fully maintained, consequently
We inculcatc, with the concurrence of the
Council and define rs the dogma of faith
that, thanks to tho Divine assistance, the
Roman Iontiif, Of whom ii was said in the
person of Peter by Christ Il have PRAYED
for all, )" cannot err when acting as the SUI
pTcmc teacher of all Christians. The
scheme defines what the Church must hold
in fai:h and morals. and that Tie prcrora-
tive Of papal iufallibility extends over the
same matters 10 which the infulibility Of
the thurch i applicable. If any should
dare. which God forbid, to controvcrt the
present definition, let him know that he
departs from the true faith.
The N"rh he,man GdzcHc, Of Berlin
says the claim made by the Pope 10 infalli-
hijity onl : shows how liable he is to error.
The Vienna journals claim that the note
recently forwarded to Rome by Baron Won
BucSt was most emphatic III tone, and that
The analysis rcccItly made by the London
lun'> does it no Justice.
\ dispatch tro,a Paris, hy way of Rome,
says; The reply Of the Pontifcal court to
the last dispatch Of Count Daru has been
forwarded IL Paris. 1t contests, in en-
rhatic terms, tic demand Of The French
Government L. hc represented i'll the Ecu
nucnical Council. Tie Apostolic Nun2o to
the frenc! court is charged nj the tamc
tine to rive assurances that n Representa-
tive Of France viii he received with All the
cpnail Grafton due thai power"
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AsD FLorR EXCHANGE, I
RICHMOND. VA. March II, 1870. !

CORN AND FLorH EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA. March II, 1870.
oFFERISGa.
I Whedt.-Wbite. 27s bushels. Red, s98 bushels. .
Cnrn.-Whtte, 5sibusliels. Yellow. none. Mixed.
400 bushels.
Onts.-2Jf bushels.
RYe.-Sone.
SATEa.
IFhtnt.-T hite, leg bushels very good Mt 81. %
90 bushels good at Sl.30-totsi. 1873 bushels. Red.
20 bushels ut 81 20; 20 bushels at 51l73 e4 bushels
very good at fl. 20 total, sst bushels.
GDrp.-Whlte 50 bushels ut 95c. 1l6 bushels
prime on pri cate terms; co bushels very good nj
9sc: 100 bushels on private terms-to' al als bush
els. Mixed, 200 bushels prime on private terms.
Octts.- 50 bushels prime on pirate terms.
RE-ExHrBITED.
What White. III bushels. Red, 20 bushels.
Orts.-l30 bushels.
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TuF Kansas Cry TRAuEnY.--T L""is,
No. March li.-Thc motive which prompt,
cl the assassination nj Colonel John Viii
der OF Kansas city. mentioned i'll Nclnes-
days dispatches, is stated thus; liuichin-
son had circulated scandaloiis story about
il,c duughtcr of Judge Stevens, 10 whom
Wilder was engaged 10 he married. and a
brother OF hers covliiLcd Hutchinson. The
latter believed Wilder to be the cause Of his
punishment, and threatened to shoot him Oh
Ss.ilt.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, March l2.-Two schooners with
decks crowded with men in blue clothes
escaped Spanish steamer last night, and
made the shallow water on tho coast.
Captured correspondence shows several
insurgent generals are forming clubs adj
verse to any proposition for annexation to
the United States.
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PROPOSALS.
STEWARDS OFFrCE,)
EASTERN LrEtriC ASYLUM.
WILLIAMSBURG. aarCh |, | -.

~ "
WILLIAMSBURG. ;iarch l. -.
NOTICE. PROPOSALS will
y h received at THIS Office ta,l'.r's scd L" t'.
Board ot Directorsl WHiil fRIDaG, 10 y. W.,
April l. 1870, tor supplying the INSTITUTIONS
"th The following arfic!,.s--tn Wit,
FLDTR-0raugc Grove, ~ barrels:
SEGAR-Porto Rico. 2.'at p"nnds;
GAR-Crushctl 200 pounds:
Rat'DN-t'lcar-rlbhed sides 2,Gn0 pounds: hams
lcanyassrd). 500 p0uaiS:
PORk-McSs. l, con pounds
TEA--lmperIal. rs pounds:
RtTTER-Scw York State, 500 pounds:
HERRINGS-Sorth Carolina cut 10 barrels
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. syrup 90 gallons;
SALT--Marsh lis, sacks
COFFEE Laguayra, $50 ponds;
HALF-HOSE-COtton, 90 dozen:
L1NSET, 800 yards:
400 yards
MUGS-Whitc Us gall0nl, gross.
III of the above stores t. be Of good qualify,
subject IL Inspection aud rejection, and to be de-
llyercd ut The Asylum. free Of expense, within
twenty t20) days from award of contract.
In proposing far the subsistence stores, dcaler'
will rontiur themselves to such GRADES My IA ar'
specified In this notice. and will furnish pie
OF carh arIi clc Tor whiCii the: bid.
The Board reserves tile ri @ht IL reject any OF a!
bids.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
NH !-eod2w ED. VI. LEE. Str"3f'.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. !.
New York stock and mouey make,

NEW YORK. March - Eoon.-Stocks unsettled
md weak. Money easy at sa9s per cent. Sterling
E1chnnge-Long, 1o9t; short, 1rl. Gold, l12t
United States Bouds-s-so's, 81, ex-coupons, 10
Tennessee Ts-Ex-coupons, 60: new 500. Vir.
ginia d's-Ex-coupons NJ; new, 1oi. Missouri
e's, D. Louisiana s's-Old, 7il new, 20. Levce
90, 10; ss, So. Alabama So, pit: IS, -. Gecr.
gia as 81. 7's, H2s. North Carolils e's-Old. i9b
ucw. e2h.
Gold closed al l122.
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Trouble with the WhfskeY Tax.

CINCINNATI, March 12.-AIany Ohio dis
tillers refuse to pay the tax, and others pay
under protest with view to beginning suit
for its return under the forty-eight-hours'
fermentation assessment.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Troops will be
sent to Tennessee to aid the revenue officers
in enforcing the revenue laws.
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NrErER ~ AHEANSa>.-ll'"phi%, March
il.--Un the 2Gth ultimo, in Ashley county,
ARK. Warren y. Herring. young man.
wiilc ircuzci with drink, Shot and killed
,;mcS Johnson. y scha0l-:cacher, from
Texas. licyriag ile,i from the place, and n
short distance "tt met four ncgrocS-thrcc
men AMI Il womau--Nnd Shot and killed
two Of the nen. He was subsequently,
lod"cH i'll ail
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Foreign News.
SPAIN.

PARIS, March 12.-Ex Queen Isabella, of
Spain, and her husband and son, Don Fran
cisco Diaper. have agreed to submit their
Claims to arbitration. The tribunal will be
composed of five persons, one Of whom will
be NJ. Jules Favrc.
PARIS, March l2.-The Radical journal
lists Of this city attack NJ. Jules Favre bit
tcrly for having promised his aid to the
ministry.
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PEEsoyAL.-Wc regret to announce the
sad misfortune Of our hoary elder, William
{. Lauck. On Monday last he was visited
with Il stroke of paralysis, which has drawn
one side Of his face ont Of its bland, bene-
VIOLENT lines. Symptoms of further en-
croachmcnts of this fatal disease are still
manifcSting themselves. We earnestly hope
it may be arrested ere it ilnpcdcs the tongue
from which for years have so liquidly
dropped the soul-revying truths of the BIZ
hlc.-pUgc Courier.
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RON h..

LONDON, March l2.-'Thc papers this
morning consider the French note to Rome
to be a diplomatic error, into which VI.
Olivier was misled by following the advice
of Jules Favre.
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Obituary.

New ORLEANS, March 12.-Saniucl i.
Wilson, Of the Picaynne, died to-day; aged
sixty-iivc.
Brevet Brigadier-Gcncral Morris 0. Nil
Ter, deputy quartcrmastcr-g general United
States army, died suddenly yesterday -;
AGED tilty-siX.
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Religions Revival In Cincinnati.

tINcGSSATI. March IA great leligi-
ous revival is progressing here. Over two
thousand persons have been added to the
churches recently, which number does not
include all the converts, many Of whom
have not vet iNined.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAp.-The
company arc now brsily engaged construct
ING auxiliary roads along the proposed
route of tl!c great railroad on the western
division extending from Biz Sandy river
up 70 itichmoni's Falls on New river, %
miles above Gaulcy.--HoWoe County Re-
Ji$i.f.
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TnknoWn steamer Drirtine south.

New YORK, March l2.-The steamer
Smidt reports that while crippled and lying
to, unable to make the least Roadway, off
the Azores the captain saw large three
masted steamer. 1t was dark, stormy
night, and he was unable to make her out.
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Er1,rror> REcErTIUN.--At the Convent
cf Tic Visitation, Frederick, Nd, on the
y-,l! ul!ilno. Miss Maggie English, OF men
rnond, Va, received tie habit anu "ni'e
,cll. wiki the name OF SISTER Mary per
rarl. Rev. Thomas McDonou%h, ). j.,
o,hcia,cI Oh the occasion, assisted hy Kew.
+. J. Sourin, :. j., who delivered m ap-
,rorrjatc discourse CGth0Ec Mirror.
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4 colored man by the name Of DR.. Har-
r;4. and who also represents hm>eii as the
la,c candidate Of the Radicals fof the Lieu
tent -Goyernorship Of the State, has hcen
roufnel in Jail in Lcesburs for scverasdays
nast Oh the charge Of ewinaling.
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ALLEGED RAILROAD DETERMINATIONS
AGAINST ALEXANDRIA. EA.-Thc Alcxan-
dria (Va.) Corn Exchange has adopted re-
solutions charging the Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroad with discriminating
against Alexandria and the interests Of
Virginia. The resolutions charge that the
policy Of the road is detrimental to the bu-
siness interests Of Alexandria, and is the
result, in great measure, of the influence
of powerful foreign corporation, whose
interests are necessarily inimical to those
Of the people of the State. The Board Of
Public Works Of Virginia isappealcd to for
rrotcct:on.'
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Foreign Marl1ets-[BY TELEGRApnl.

Foreign MNrltefs-IB by TELEGRAPNJ.
PARIS, March l2.-Bonrsc opened quiet rcntes,
II. Sc.
LONDON. March l2-Soon.- Consols, a9i. UniteI
states bonds, 90s.
LlyERrOOI~ March IL Soon Cotton dull up
lands. 106d.; Orleans liiMllld.
ErfRing.-Cottuu closed quiet uplands. lG5d.:
sales $500 bales, including iOUo bales for export
and speculation. Pork quiet and steady. Lard
huoyaDt at 63s.