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New York Produce Market.
NEw YoRK, April Is.

..... r NEw YORK, April 9S.
CorroN-A shade firmer; a000 bales sold at
23k623hc for mi1dling uplands.
FLOUR-ClOscd shade artncr and 10 fair export
and home trade demand.
GRAN.-Wheat-Uns nsettlod: spring quiet and
firm; winter dull aud declining; No. spring
81 GOO1 10; winter rcd aud amber western 81 y
al 26 Ryc-QulCt and drm at $I0l 03 for
western 0ats-Dull at 60Ec for western In store.
COrn-QuietAt 81 1901 IS for new mixed western.
PROvisIONS- PoFk-Firm at $2s for mess for
April or May, and $98 bid seller June Beef
Quiet and steady. Cut Meats-.Flrtn and moder-
ately active. B1Con-N0mInal.
LARD-VcFy Arm: 1000 tiCrces prime steam for
May sold a. tGkc: and 1BXc now asked; 1GHc
offered for May; 1G0l6Xc now asked; 1GHc offer
cd for spot, and 1870 asked.
R0OS-Quiet and unchanged.
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NEW YORK CITY.
New Yo1sK, April 81.

New York, April 25.
The health Of Recorder HaCkctt con-
tinucd to improve during yesterday and
there is no doubt but that he will be able
to resume his judicial duties in the Nc.
Farland trial to-day at II AM.
Mr.. Charles Green, Of Parkcr's Landing,
Pa, a stranger in this city, madc COM
plant to Justice Shandley At Jefferson
Market Police Court on Friday last, that
he had boen induced to enter q gambling
house, No. s1s Broadway, by John Nc
Cormick who is understood TO be a partner
Of John Morrissey's in the ownership Of
the banking establishment, and bcguilcl
at faro out Of all the money he possessed,
about $4,000. he asked for a warrant to
arrest Mccormack for keeping q gambling
house and It was granted.
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American Colonization Society.
.. &c. =, -

Alta meeting of the American Colonial.
tion Society lust evening in the Clinton
Avenue Congregational Church. Rev. DR.,
Northrop, Secretary Of the SOcicty,gave
somc interesting details regarding, the
present state Of the Ltbcri1u Republic.
Since the date Of The organization Of the
Society it las received from all sources
the sum Of $239, ,015, ,199, and has cOlonized
in Liberia 5000 persons
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AT Charleston, S. c., some excitement
prevails among city officials and holders
Of city securities owing to n movement Of
certain owners Of overdue city stock 10
levy upon city property TO sitisGy their
Judgments .s
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rhe Recent Froshet in New York.
PouGHKEEPsGE, n. z, April 25.

AVNuAaNtIE1A 0Ah'' @'' ~ AAPAAA ~
Reports of disasters by the recent fresh
ct are still coming in: Greene county has
suffered greatly; bridges, factories, mill
dams and entire roads have been swept
away. In the town Of Durham, two per.
sons were drowned, one u girl named
Pamcrc, IA years Of age. Fifteen horses
and twGnty.eight head Of cattle were also
drowned. Dwelling houses were destroy.
cd, and ono man had a great portion Of
his barn destroyed, in Ulster county. The
lowlands arc flooded, and many Glmilics
residing there lave been compelled to
flee for their lives,
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CUBA.
HAVANA, April %.

CSpt OlOno Of tho Cuban volunteers,
recently published an article rCfcctinS on
the character Of Gen. Pueblo, and thGrc
has been some talk Of q duel between
those two officers; the matter. however,
has been amlcably settled, and Capt OlRno
has published an apology.
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BALFrNoRE, April 0S,

a. ~ NAF' ~
FInUR-Stcady.
N-Whcat-FIrm: Maryland amber at q %
@lbS. Corn7-ActIyc; white at g. l041 u; ycl'
81 10.
PRovsloNs-Me Pork-Flrm at So Bacon.
ActiyC; rib sides l64c; clear sides l1c shoulder
l6DtS4c; hams 19B40e.s
LARD-Firm at iBkbl7e.
WlIsKT-QUlet at 06.
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GREECE.


a'. LONDON, April %.
A large extra police force is on duty.
News h0s been received that the Greek
brigands closely pressed by the troops
lavt cruelty nlassacrcd their English
prisoners, md that the Italian Secretary
Of Legation ut Athens was recently cap.
tured.
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ERIE, Pa, Is excited over the exploits
Of gang Of scoundrcls who go about
nights gtrdling trees, smashing windows,
and raising mischief generally, and whose
members have thus far GludGd Gll efforts
for their capture. Z.
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The city Of Boston Heard From.

.tr LONDON, April 70.
The Telegram says n piece of wood
driNed ashore on tho northwest GNst of
Cornwall, containing the. inscription In
largo letters, IsThe City OF Boston sinking,
February eleventh" 7'''' ''
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New YorKDry Goods Market.

BuGineSsSIs generally quiet, yet SOme loading
jObblng houses report an active trade. lnprce9
there II very little change, other than II would
appear that printed CRllcoea had touched the low.
Gst dgures, SpEaguOa fancy prints are all i'd,
yAneed by agents 10 lie; Gamers 70 l0kc, and
AFuold'A and FreemRn's TO DC,
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EARLY Sunday morning the stable Of
John McCombs, East Liberty, Pa, was
burned. Soon afierward the store and
dwelling Of Christian Strahlcy, were fired,
but soon extingnishcd. But little loss on
either. Before morning tho planning mill
Of Graham and Lyon, together with the
worked lumber and machinery, were
entirely destroyed Loss 100000, insured
fur $1,000. In Lycoming county another
building, used rs II school house, was also
burned; loss 81 500. all were inccndiary.
Three men were arrested, but soon after
discharged. - - ~. % ~. a
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ROME,

U., .r. t|H" .I ROME, April "a.
The third public sitting of the Ecumcn.
ical Council was held this morning.
There was magnificent assembly. Tho
Pope nude his entrance at nine o'clock.
Nearly NIL the benches were occupied by
that time. Many bishops heretofore ab.
staining from the meetings attended to-
day. After the celebration Of mass, the
non.voiing prclatcs withdrew. The f0nr
first chapters Of the first schema do fdc,
condcmning rational philosophy and het.
er6doxy, were read aloud. The scrutatOrs
collected the votes, which were all in the
affirmative. The Pope from his throne
then announced and sanctioned the decree
Of tho Council. The proceedings were
impressive.
ROME, April 2J.
At the Ecumcnical Council, OH Sunday,
GOi Fathers were present
The Constitution lie .tiClc was unNnt'
mousIy voted. 1t contains four charters
and eighteen Cahons, rs follows: Charter
/, five cAnons on the Creator; charter 2,
four canons on Revelations, charter 3, six
Canons on Faith; charter 4, three canons
on Faith and Reason.
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Al tic Ecumcnical Council, on Su
SPAIN.
MApIup, Al

MADluDI AFIN s"'
The city journals mention continued
reception OF memorials from the north
eastern provinces, favOriug tic election of
Esp0rlerO us the future monarch of Spain.
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A RUMoR Is afoat In London that the
Queen intends TO marry prince Of the
house Of Schleswig. .HolSicin. ..s
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IT IS said tlIut John Hall, ESQ.,, Of Ma.
son county, will be u prominent candidate
for the nomination Of Governor, in the
Democratic and Conservative Convention,
10 bc hold in Charleston on JunOithc Sth.
Independent,
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STocKs-WcFc weak and strong alternately
during tic afternoon with frequent fluctuations,
business large and well distributed with incrcas.
cd orders to buy from outsiders. At the clOSO
tho mArkUtwAs not up to the extreme high point
Of the day although strong. Miscellaneous and
Express stocks quiet,
WVstorn Union Telegraph, &ax; Adams Ex'
BK; United States, ~; Pacidc Mall, S9H; New
York Central, 06k; do. scrip, 9s n Harlem, 1877
Erie, 34N Reading, 1907; Michigan Central,
lA: Lake Shore, 92X Illinois Central, 1871;
Pittsburgh, l055< = Northwestern, 16ti; do pre-
tTal, iOSX; St, Paul, SIX; do. preferred, 76H;
Wabash 69lS: Fort Wayne 82k; TcrTC IautE,
10: Chicago Il Alton, II5 Ohio & Mississippi,
sax; Cleveland, Columbus B Indiana Central,
The failure Of oddIc 3 Co., brokers, Is an.
nnuncRIi: liabilities unknown,
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Ian94.cod
NEW FURNISHING HOUSE.

Agents wanted for TopD's COUNTRY HONES, $50
pages Illustrated, simple, practical ndiapensIble
hints on House B1lldlng, Farming, GGrdehsns' @
cerplnP care OF Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry,
etc, Economical aud Sensible Better terms
than ever. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO OLD AoEELE ~
AddresS POWERS j. WEEKS, Lock Bo& 40
Cincinnati, o. ofic0, lSl w. 4th b.
ADFi9.9tAW
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market. I.
NRw YoRK. Anril a.

The ntrairs in Wall street arc buOyant to-day
with marked activity and improvement IN rates
for Stock and Government bonds.
MONEY-Easy at 4l6 per cent on call.
+ STERLN0-Flrm at l08H@I09H.
GOLD-StCady, opened At Il3&; closed 1t ll3k
G1119k: carrying rates 46l per cent ClcaranccS,
$$S 900 200.
GovERNNEHT DoNDs-Strong, with active In.
vestmcnt demand The rise failed to bring out
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TRANSPORTATION,

BaltfmOre& g. Ohio Railroad Co.
e
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
. BY tho following schedule on and Rller De.
CembCr 9Th, l6G0-Wh6Gllng tlmO.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
THE RAILROAD MANAGERS CONVENTION

ERIE, Penn, Dec. 22.-The Convention Of
Railroad Managers adjourned sine die yesterday after
agreeing 10 establish freight tariff TO go into effect
the 2sth ns the rates being considerably lower than
the of Winter rates hitherto All the trunk lines
and the Northwestern and roads entered
into the arrangement agreeing to abide gdy by the
tariff. Live stock rates from Quincy, Illinois TO New
York, and bulk grain freights from the West 10 New
York and New England will be slightly advanced The
railroad companies which have agreed TO the tariff
schedule follows: N.Y. Central and Hudson River,
N Y and Erie, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, To-
ledo and Wabash, Pennsylvania Central Pittsburgh,
Fort Way and Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus Cipcin-
natl and indianapolis, Michigan Central, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati aid St Louis Atlantic and Great Western,
and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
THE CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE.

BOsToN, Dec. 22.-The National Conference
Of the Congregational Churches at today's session
adopted the OF the National Council the designa
toD by which the organization will be known The de-
cared objects view First To express and foster
the substantial unity churches in doctrine policy
and work Second: To consult upon the common inter
ests of churches their duties in the work Of evange
zaon the united development of their resources, and
their relations TO all parts OF the Kingdom Of Christ
Third To provide simple organization with as IL "
officers and limited duties may be consistent with
the efficiency OF the council IN advancing the principles
and securing the objects OF the proposed organization
The following delegates we're chosen by ballot a
ntee draft the constitution Alonzo H. Quint OF New
Bedford, Mass, Chairman; Rev. W. F. MeITyman OF
Rpon, Wis. Prof. g. c. Bartlett, Chicago III; ID. L.
Samuel Holmes of Mount Clair Nj; Gen. o. o. Howard
Washington, ID. c.; Rev. W. j. Buddngtop Brooklyn,
n. Y. and the Hon A. c. Barstow, Providence, II. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
THE SAN DOMINGO RESOLUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The following is the
full text Of the jointresoutons, authorizing the sp
ponmen OF Comm ssioners in relation to the Republic
OF Dominica" passed by the Senate this morning:
Resolred bv the Sena de- That the President of the
United States be authorized 10 appoint three Commits
soners aud also Secretary the latter tO be versed In
the English and spanish languages, TO proceed 10 the
such Commissioners may deem necessary and there
nuurc nto ascertain, ami report the political state and
condition of the Republic OF Dominica, the probable nin
bsr O Inhabitants and he desire and disposition OF The
part OF the people OF the United states the physical
mental aud moral condition OF sid people, aud their zen
efal cond ton Ia material wealth and Industrial
capacity the resources OF tho country it- mineral
and agricultural products products OF ia waters aud
forests and the raj character ot the so the extent
and proportion thereof capable ~ cutvatiOn; the
climate and health OF the country IT. bay barhors aud
rivers; its meteorological charac and The existence
and frequency Of remarkable meteorological phencena
the debt OF the Government; Its obligations
whether funded aud aseertsiled and admitted.
unssjusted and under discussion; eres,ios
engagements with other Powers; the ex-
tent OF boundaries and territory; what proportion
In covered by foreign claimants or by grants
slons and generally what ssiOns franchises have
the terms and conditions which the San Domingo
Government may desirr 10 be xed Ia aud teroiIe
portion Of the United States OF the Territories
therro and such other information with respect Ia said
sioners shall desirable Important with referenee
Ia the future Incorporation sld Dominican lrpublc
into the United States a. one OF rs Territories
Skc p AI.d De 81 further rescited That said Connhs
the President OF the United states who shall lay their
report before Congress-
SEC. 3. And be II Jgtier rssoised That said 'omns-
sioners shall servc without eonpeB~atun, .Arrpt the
payment nf their expenses and the compensation "l the
secretary which sha he deterninon ny 'he pcFrc'sif
1880, WITH The lpprrgal " ne Presb%nt
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23

the Gan Domingo Republic by the naval force os tne
United States and dating since the aI ~,
the investigation, three months ater 'ne "''"''" "
At O'clock, Mr. cAssERLY dem, Cal2 TOOK ssrs tns
nook and endeavored TO show that the majority. % ror"
determined TO prevent any inquiry not agreeable 70
The debate thereafter mainly OF an n'eriocutoy
hut was marked at times with an acr1mob3a
spirit which relieved the otherwise dull monotony Oh
An amendment by Mr. sCHURs to postpone all nvss-
tigaon until three months after the Withdrawn OF Tue
United States force from San Domingo waters was
81 * e m5 pceasr VIII o Repac
For against anne exaton should be unnnasneea ny, ny
the law Of EnsSna m e sson 0p poll and
argued that the amendment involved great principle OF
NJ THURMAN Dem, oho) regretted that the great
appreciated by him when he voted Tor te
Fifteenth Amendment Enforcement Di ana sns a he
election polls In NewYork and other States.
the course OF further debate Messs
which termnated with Mr. Summers admission tnat MAI
support the treaty he ought that
fact to the President and he regretted not having done
it dd not Justify all the denuncation beaped upon him
during the debate. He thought the Senator Cdr. Ed
Mr. EDMUNDS retorted that II fun Justice done
the senaor from Massachusetts, his Language to-day IN
regard to the President would have received much more
severe comment than It had But all the Senator's
calnmnies had fallen to the ground: ~ ,,,rmn,o.
and that the object Of his friend Edmund was only TO
make mischief. .
Mr.. THURMAN urged amendment to provide for
inquiry to any attempt by foreign Power 10
obtain possession of San Domingo This intima'i0n he
sad had been thrown in the Presidents Message as
inducement for annexation. He regarded it as the
merest phaDtasy ever INDUCED In by any man, but
wanted the truth established by an investigation
Mr.. THURMANS amendment was lost and various
ao%n Hn % By Mr. M TM6RMAN to s the
Investigation TO include the probable nsmber Of inhab
itants OF Gan Domingo, was agreed TO.
Mr.. CARPENTER (fsep, Wis.,, In some general re-
Marks said tho Senate started out with formidable
accusation against President Grant but debate
ceedcd had been Whitfield down at last 10 the small
point that the only difference between the Senate and
the President to the act jf the latter In negotta
ting treaty In advance Of expression Of Senatorial
opinion upon the treaty.
At6 o'clock. Mr.. CAssERLY dem: CALI proceeded to
deliver general resue Of the whole controversy; but
without proceeding far yielded 70 personal appeals ~
allow ayoe TO be taken The resolution was then passed
Nan MAYA q
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
THE CAPTURE OF TOURS.

INEFFECTUAL RESISTANCE OF THE FRENCH
TOURS BOMBARDED-ruE MAYOR sURREN-
DERs THE CIIY-THE PRUssIANs MOVING
NORTHwARD.
BoRDBAUx, Thursday, Dec. a. 1870.
There was severe engagement near Tours on
Tuesday. Six thousand French fought against
1O,OOl Prussians with "a cannon for seven hours.
The French finally retreated. The Prussians fol-
lowed and began to lombard Tours, when the Mayor
surrendered the town. as there were no troops to
defend it,
This evening the Government announces that tho
Prussians have evacuated Tours retreating toward
Chateau Renault
Gen. Bremen, near Nuts, has checked the Prus-
slams in that direction. He advises the Government
that he can keep the enemy from advancing.
Among the prisoners recently captured there ere
many who state that they have not been fortnight
In France.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
DISASTERS on THE MISSISSIPPI
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE NICK WALL
CALAMITY

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE NICK WALL
CALAMITY.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. PA special dispatch from
vcksburg that nine cabin and thirty deck passen
gers lost the steamer Nick Wall. Capt. Poe re-
leased his wife from the cabin which full OF water
by cutting hole through the deck directly over Mrs.
Poe She received cash on the head from the
ployed by her husband and brought out In In
sensible condition. but was restored The body OF Col
f. w. Taylor OF the firm OF Taylor Graham OF Jefferson
Texas recovered and buried at Maryland Landing
No other names VI the lost have been ascertaned.
ALMOST ANOTHER CALAMITY - COLLISION BE-
THE STEAMERS r. z. LEE AND POTOMAC.
NATCHEZ, Miss, Dec. 22.-This morning
shortly after midnight, the steamer r. f. Lee from New
orleans TO vcksburg In collision with the steamer
Potomac from Pittsburgh TO NewOrleans short dis
tanee abeve this city The Lee badly damaged and
sunk In about nine feet Of water the point OF bar
mile above the city. with her lower guards above
water The Potomac only slightly damaged and
repaired sufficiently 1T Natehez early this morning
to proceed to New Orleans steam tug and two steam
hre engines from Natebez now engaged In pumping
out the Lee. IL Ia expected that the Lee VIII De RAISED
tonight aud landed at Natchez. IL Is said that the
Poomaes headlights reversed which deceived the
pilot of the Lee The Potomac struck the Lee: NO
whistles blown from either boat The Grand Era
will take the Lees freight TO vicksburg NO lives were
lna
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
OPERATIONS ON THE LOIRE.

TOURS OCCUPIED BY THE PRUssIANs - GEN.
cHAUZY STILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES.
LONDON, Thursday, Dec. a. 1870.
Dispatches from Bordeaux report that the Prus-
sans have occupied Tours. They met with no
serious oppositios. Gen. Chauzy is at Le Mans
where he has received reGnforcements. Several
batteries have joined his command His forces have
also been reprovisioned. A number of uuimportant
engagements had occurred, which the French claim
successes
Dispatches from Versailles state that the left wing
Of the Prussian forces operating against the Army of
the Loire is advancing on Tours and the right on
lie Mans. The French are abandoning hundreds Of
their wounded. Prince Frederick Charles is march
ing westward from Blos.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
LUXEMBURG.

AN EXPLANATION OF THE PRUSsIAN CHARGES
EXPECTED BY KING WILLIAM.
LONDON. Thursday, Dec. %, 1870.
II is said that the King of Prussia has teleraphed
to Prince Henry. Lieutenant Of the King of Holland
in the Duchy of Luxembourg, that an explanation is
expected at Versailles justfying the action of the
Luxemburg Government. He hopes no future CON-
plications will arise.
The Luxemburg Chamber of Deputies have
adopted an address procaiming the attachment of
the inhabitants to the ruling dynasty and nstitu-
tons and their devotion in the defense of the Grand
Duke.
The Viennd Presse states the Berlin account of the
Austrian note on the Luxembourg question is prema-
ture. Austria has rs yet only addressed England
and Holland; from Holland no answer has been TO-
ceiVcd
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
THE BLACK SEA QUESTION.

THE MOVEMENTS IN RoUMANIA-REPoRTED NOTE
FROM THE CzAR TO THE sULTAN-THE
TURKISH FLEET ORDERED TO TIE RED SEA.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNEI
LONDON. Thursday. Dec. 20, 1870.
emma telegraphs to-day that the reported movement
of Prince Charles is partially contradicted by the
official Wdrrens-C Correspondence which says: 1T
would be advisable to give the information we have
received from Roumania no greater significance than
properly attaches TO it,"
telegram to the Presse states that the Gar has
addressed On autograph letter to the Sultan
A large part of the Turkish fleet, under Hobart
Pacha has been ordered to the Red Sea TO suppress
Egyptian intrigues with Arabian revolntonistsD
From other sources the reported understanding be-
tween Russia and Turkey is denied.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-23
REPORTS FROM BORDEAUX.

rHE REIGN OF TERROR IN LYONs-AN ARMY
OFFICER MURDERED ARRIVAL OF RE-
ESFORCEMENTs 49, FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
ESTABLISHED - ALLEGED PRUsSIhS OUT
RACES.
BORDEAUX, Thursday, Dec. a, 1870.
II is officially announced that NJ. Gambetta goes
70 review the Army Of Lyons, and he has already
Left Bourges for that purpose.
The Prefect Of the RhOne announces that NJ.
Fone, Chief Of Battalion of the National Guard OF
Lyons was shot yesterday by band Of wretches.
after the mere semblance Of trial, and adds that
the assassns were hired TO create trouble by the
enemies Of France N. Gambetts in q dispatch to
the authorities here says the citizens of Lyons are
shoeked at the crime, which shall be surely
punished.
Several vessels have arrived at French ports with
AIms IL is reported that the Prussians expected 10
receive provisions from England at Dieppe but that
the close watch kept by the French cruisers pre-
vented the success Of the plan.
Numbers Of troops. wen armed and equipped. con
tinue to arrive frem the departments The cavalry.
and also the artillery, raised and equipped by the
City Of Bordeaux. are neady 10 march 10 The front
AInsjorty Of the citizens Of Bordeaux having re-
ssssted the suppression of the resctonary journals
the Government has replied that it prefers 20 treat
them xith silent contempt.
Adyicss from Orleans show that the rrnssiaIs
grossly inllted Bishop DnponIonp, and also treated
tbs inhs nrs generally nukindly. IL also stated