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GERMAN Y.

German Unity-Ths Ayproachiag Sessions OF
she North German Parlia ameut-Reia
with EnsIand.
LONDON Oct 13, 1870
Prussia is now negotiating with the smaller
states Of Germany for national unity under Frede
Eick, In place Of federation.
Tho sessions Of the North German Parliament will
probably be resumed before the meeting Of the Prus-
sian Diet that is, towards the end OF November.
Tho Parliament win be required to provide means
Tor the war ana adjust certain questions springng
from It. The elections for this body viii probably
commence on Wednesday. The 10th Of October, and
those Tor the deputte6 In the Prussian Diet about
eight days later.
expected tnat Prussia. in view Of the delicate
relations with England in consequence Of the latter,s
alleged violation Of neutrality, will rtye Count
Beruston, the North German Ambassador, an inden,
rite leave Of absence. leaving only Charge d,Ar.
saires at London.
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THE EARLY c.,slsa ,ssocurlM-"mrnr EXPELLED.

The difficulty between .'Nestar AMI the Early Clos-
ing Association culminatcd last night A meeting
was nela At plimpton Hall ana the members or the
Association called upon Meta 10 deliver up TO them,
or rather 70 their treasurer the money she had col.
lectcd for fhe benefit or the saieswoneR OF work
This she declined 20 10. upon tue ground already
stated I'm communication 10 the HERALD. The re-
suit was that on mottOu Netta was declared expelled
from the Ai3OclAtiDn.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

Fennsylvauia. At y.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10, 1870.
The following are Official returns for C0ngress:-
FIRST disirict--Randail (democrap Alas majority.
Second dtstrict-Creeley undeDeadens republican,,
92S majority.
Third district-Myers (republicsn, 1873 majority.
Fourth distrlct-Kelly repnblican) 2,zo2 majority.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures republican,, l4s majority.
portion Of Bucks county, included In the Fifth
district is not yet heard from onlcially
Congress from the seventeenth District Itiuntinr.
toni over 2. J. Morrell Dy l2s majority.
Inc sixth district ts probably democratic.
T0wnsend (republican)is elected TO Congress In
tno Seventh district ~ about 1000 majority.
the latest reports nom the Sixteenth Congress
slonal district make Myers (demoorat) apparent
majority H. But IL viii require the offlcial Vote 20
deermine with certainty who Is elected to Congress-
snoemaker !rePl has 900 majority for Congress
Harding trep.l has defeated George w. Woodward
for President Judge Of Luzerne county by IooO ma.
The entire republican ticket Ia elected in Luzerna
county, WIZ, perhaps one or two ,milnportant ex-
Cal revolutions on record Luzcrne being heretofore
arelabie democratic stronghold.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, 1870
Fi'ty.'wo counties have been heard from ofrctally
and give republican majority OF G,e25. The re.
manning hirtysix counties will increase the repub-
llcan majority TO In tho Fourth district Nc
honney ldeul has III majority.
The republicans held grand joiItncatou meeting
here tonight which was attended by 5000 people.
speeches were made by Messrs. ShelaDarger, Perry.
SHERWOOD, Furay and Galloway.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 49, 1870.
The election OF the democratic ticket IL conceded he
ALL In eightydve counties heard from the most OF
which are official accounts democratic majority
OF 2To given The seven counties yet to be heard
from gave democratic majority at tho state
election In 1868 OF dio. The demo-
srats have eight OF majority In the
House OF Representatives. In the Senate there IA a
tie. General Shanks' republican majority in the
Ninth Congressional district will not exceed 300
The result for Congress IN the Fourth district Is sill
unknown. General Coburn's republican majority n
the Fifth district Is 37s.
WASHINGTON Oct. Is, 1870.
despatch from Senator Morton TO Secretary
Boutwell, says the democratic State ticket In Indiana
Is elected oy about two thousand majority. The
Legislature Is still iE doubt
Another private despatch from Mount Vernon
ina. says Morgan's majority IS about two thuusa nd
four hundred--an increase over 1868 OF 500
CINCINsATI Oct. 10, 1870.
Special Gespatchcs give Judge Wilson trepub.
cam twenty six majority In the Fourth In'iiaua
district.
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SWITZERLAND.
Settled Mt Last.

GgESCHEa Oct. 10, 1870.
The ex-Queen Isabella OF Spain has settled near
Geneva. She has line residence near the lake.
Ehe Prince de JoinvIlle is In Geneva.
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Ss%ai Havana Lnttcry .--Fs sxea PAID !,
,ol1 iptorm,Dco gurnshrd The hr9 ,,s r.,as a.s ~.
Douhloons All xinas of uuld SiIs ~ ~ P.a '"s
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, Ii Val strsr Ns,y yorl
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Stra-5~wrg Inns Fallen. nntr rnsc 4a,,. wt,~
naes n 10 sas .rcs per pss TIC fcs American orown
all comers and like W-inscns ra,rSs nsv SaSs >, ~,
proper momcus 'p ana ost r m" but uu,,he tba ~
.oe iron LUKE snr cns,xss o. KNOX are rnnaerae Tn,
rnh 70 ~ ntoAdway corner Fataa streeI ior she aa
ttl sNles \ bsAi sssS u aasy. .AuaaaA ~ -
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AMY Worst fp-u,ir>, R-onchissa ~rs On
nrsn,s cured by CHERRY psCiaHAL rRoCHkss. Depot
III Bafcixy street. -
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RUSSIA.
Prince Igna

Prince 1gnatieG mt Odessa.
ST. PErERsBuHG, Oct. I3, 1870.
Al accident has detained Prince Ignatien as
Odessa.
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A.-Hrrraag,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
u, Brosiwsy. rYrpsv Murray styvst
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Nm s.eFsnSne Congress Wsser SOL. ~r yysvv,nx
engra snd Bupsss spftns ornpanys Net or dcpot ~
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tssiHwncn->A srnusSfni aud v&rv vr,,o
Feece nrasi sa foIa esc slshsee aeS asin lcnrth
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Any 1rSf Frir,S--SCheyry PeceNrrl,
Troches fhey carei cough aod shtoa4 Depot IL
EsfciAy street.
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Il. Iced, C,ec aicx md Dyesng, 011 3ro,J.
wsg. c0rnr twsHts-pfs. stress, t72 Hrun4 .t.c.s
esrper Braad~ay Laer-s alawla, ctS
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The RestOrarisn Of Nice.
LONDON. Oct l3, 1870
1t Is reported that Prussia desires the restoration
OF Moe to ITALY,
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A.-Fsr q -tyiish md Eiega at uaf, nr popu-
ar prices, 30 20 DOUGAHs ol Nassau street. 2f
=
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Doy;a'> Fail sf-5t-4 sf c.erttesu su,h II 49,.
2os}s 5rpadvlY. acAr iIlAns sifee..
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The Newmarket Rsces--Third Day.

LONDON, Oct. 10, 1870
Yesterday was the third day OF the second October
Msettng at Newmarket. The chief feature was the
race for the Middle Park plate OF 500 sovsreigns,
given BY the Jockey club, the second horse 70 re-
ceve 200 sovere1gns The list closed with lel sub.
scribers. The race was won hy Mr.. w. g. Cart.
wright'B chestnut colt Albert Victor, By Marsyas
but 6f the Princess OF Wales. The betting before
the race was twenty TO one against Albert Victor.
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DiaurDnds, Watches, Lrvyri~y
AMI Svcr~srs bought and soA taken IN cxch ,nA
ua der ST. Nicholas hote.. va
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A.-Lung Complaints, Efonchiti., As,aua,

be- speedily relieved and n time, manentiy
cured By JAYNE's ExPLCroRANT You viii and ia il
also certain remedy cor Coughs Colds Sold every.
VIII
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Cambria. ....................-......7 5J
Thus, allowing for the start. the sappho Game Ia
ATTY minutes and ffty seconds ahead, and giving
time allowance. defeated the Cambria by over
t0rty-SiX minutes. in n race aingularly favored
by the elements. Throughout toe contest some
splendid sailing was exhiDiiei. The Sappho &C
quilted 'hersef with credit whilst her op-
ppneut dii very well indeed until tue strong
lower sail breeze Increased N force bur, al
though tle -appbo came IN ahead by such length
she does not win the cup the race was TO have
been completcJ IN nye ana halr hours-a feat
which eau scarcely be accomplished outside the
Auh htstf In
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ENGLAND.

decline I'm Console -Cuuse--Princess Louisa,.
Marriage with tho Marqais Of Lorne.
LONDON. Oct. l3, 1870
The decline in the price OF consols is accounted
Tor oy tho fact that there are but few borrowers
owing to the crisis, and the bankers are obliged to
employ their balances.
The preliminaries OF the marriage between the
Princess Louisa fourth daughter or Queen Victoria,
and the Marquis Of Lornc eldest son OF the Duke o.
Argyle have been arranged with the consent OF the
queen. It is considered that the possibility OF the
frncese succeeding TO the crown is too remote to
render the alliance dangerous.
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various passages OF the play uufu,ied tae more
thrilling em0tiOns ard ncii rnts she rose with a
regal power 10 fll realization or the cnaracL.r
ana cnaiued her audience .,o breathless attention
IL was not however untll the third a.t was rnahad
thai developed her genius. In the meeting with
Queen Elanctl. her captor IN the grounds OF the
castle ol lolheIingay. she rose 10 majesty
YIIcn- has never been elnalled m any tongue
in the METROPOLIS before. Tie same vivid electric
earnestness wiich acts so woudrously on an ardl-
cnce IN tue curse sceUe IL Deborah, was here again
dlspdyed as she denounced the cruel English
queen and told her lace 10 face OF the shame that
cnvcioped her birtii. She pleaded in sDppint
tones lor Il hearing, anu wltn depih OF emotion
rarely equaed urged her claims OF innocence,
81 wornanliood and OF royal ssicrhood.
Aud when a. iasi her prayer was scornfuIy denied
thei aud iuen ully was her proud syIrlt ,rchained
~a4id, with bitterness that thrilled the audience
she denounced the heartless woman whose jeaonsy
made her as iUpcryious 10 sympathy az aaamant
And then the storm OF passion was ended. and with
martyr-likc submission and an heroic resignation
se resolved herself to her fate. Wl,h yearning
iondness Tor lfe she graspei at the strains or
hope which the chiyairic Mortimer held out 10 her.
and when these We're broken her longing for life
was broken with them. ~ was throughout a cri-
umph OF dramatic impersonaton, ana won for her
tempest Of applause. Miss Morabt exhibited constd-
erabie dramatic power in her deneat.on Of tie pe,i-
liant llnuericAs ana Jealous Queen. and Marx 3inith
a. Sir Anias Pauicr, wa- an admirable rcsesenll.
ton OF the chivairlc aHt faithful Baron.
Considerable Interest in MANIFESTED In regard 10
Nile Janans.heks mastery and accentuafion Of
Tue English language. and IL may wen evoke In
terest. That woman should ia 40 short period
~ year overcome The study OF tongue In which
allf oregners experience such dilcults, NOT oniy
In learning. but In pron0uncing. * sufficient ev
dcnce OF her talent ami ambition. with re-.
gard 10 her success Ia must oe confessed mat
sne has achieved a victory, for compared WITH
pechter' her articulation y perfeeiion Itself:
aid IN her iieji tragic ans classical FACET Il s
portrait q a tragedy Qecn aud capable Of rare
.n'o.ionni cNpress.on saonid she continue 70 play
IN our language there can be little doubt tnrt sne
Will rank amnng the foremost actresses On the Erg
ish stage living or dssn, ana .ha. brilliant future
awaits her - 100 manifest ', DO 10: aa E,s'ani
Go,Gbien
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Is no reason, therefore, for main
tanning, In the present style Of magnth.
cence, any officers not needed to make the
army efficient for actual service, that arc
not equally in favor Of any officer or SOL
dier who fought our battles in the volun.
tecr army. The time has come when both
the necessities Of the country and the
common sense Of the people require the
pruning down Of the army in accordance
with this clearly recognized fact.
For the sake Of the money that will be
saved and taxes lilted from the productive
interests of the country each year; in or
der that the ffpalign influence of an 'uncm-
ploycd military ring at International capital
may be lcssened, and tho simplicity Of our
institutions and the purity orthclr admins.
tration be better preserved; ind in order
that society may hayc the benefit Of the
labors and talents Of many capable men
educated at the expense Of the govern.
mcnt, whose time, anlo talents arc now
worse than wasted, we trust the Senate
will promptly con6,r;with tho House in
passing Gen. LoGAN's bill.
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Cincinnati Market.
CNCVNATl, March Il.

isi.r.r H. r. CINCINNATI March II.
FLoUR-UnchangOd and In moderate local do
nand; extra "a GOie4 70; family SS95 2S
y GRGfN.-WhCat-Un Unchanged and hrm; rcd win
ter 81 u8SDl 10. Corn-StGady; mixed 7G8I6c;
white and yellow I8a60c. Oats-StRady at H6
DC. Ryc-In moderate demand at SO6S6c. Bar.
lcy-Dill at 9oc6$1 O5.
4 COFfOH-.l1cld moro firmly, but pritOS nnchang'
cd: middlIng 9Oc offered, 90lfc asked.
ToBkccO-UnChAngcd and quiet.
WIISRY-In fair demand at B2c.
PR0YIsIoNa-TheFe was hFmer feeling, though
not much Improvement In demand. Moss Pork
Closed dull at $96 25920 30, though held Of 26C
higher In tho forenoon. Bulk MeAts-Qliet;
shoulders 9kc; sides lS0l3hc for rib; 13li014kC
for clear rib and clear, these the asking rates.
5000 ms extra heavy rib sides sold at l3kc. Ra'
con-Qulot; shoulders lie; sides 1S6l5Xc; de-
mAnl light. Sugar Cured HRms-leH0lTHc
LARD-HCId higher under newS from Liverpool
and holders very fFm at lic for Kettle and lSHC
for steam.
BUTTER-Scarc0 and GrIn At 3O036C.
EOOa-FlEm at 29c. .m .s
CuEEsE-UnchangOd.
OiiS.-LInsGCd 0ll-Duil at 9Sc. Lard OIL
81 2S&DI 2S PolrolCum-Dull; refined &c,
l9c. OohGc-Dull at l7GS9sc. MolaBscS-Flrm Al
SEsDs.-olover seed-Dull at 18Ha14r. Tim,
othy Seed-Fim ut a T66A 80. 81. n|
GoLp-lI1K buying
EXcTfANoE-StGady,
M0NHT-EaSy at 86t0 per cent.
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SPAIN.
The Duel Between MontpenSier. md
Prince Bourbon.
MADRID, March ID.


/. ''"" MADRID, March ID.
The duel between Duke De Montpen.
sier and Prince Harry De Bourbon, creates
intense excitement. It was caused by
some insulting letters written by the latter
branding MOntpcnsler As Jesuit cOnspi-
rator, and calling him a. blOlted French
pastry cook. Gems s: Alamihor and Cor
dova, and Col. Solar acted NS seconds Of
the Duke, and three Republican Deputies
to the Cortes performed; tho same service
for Henri De Bourbon. The Prince won
the choice Of weapons and the ground, and
tho right to the first shot Tho distance
was ten PAGES, the combatants firing al.
ternately. The weapons used were revOl.
vGrs. The first and second shots Of the
Prince Dc Bourbon missed, and his third
bullet grazed the check Of the Duke, Caus-
ing a slight wound. Montpensiers first
shot missed, and his second slightly
wounded the Prince; his third proved ia.
tai, the ball entering the forehead OF the
Prince and killing him instantly. The
Duke exclaimed, my God, what have |
done" and sworc to protect tho Princes
children. Montpensier and his seconds
arc in Madrid. They have not been ar
rested. It Is said that the affair will In.
lure the Dukes chances for the throne.
When the Duke had fred twice the Sc
cOnds entleavorcd TO effect n recOncilia.
tion, but the Prince w6SI furious and re-
fused all offers. tits rumored that French
intrigue Is at the bottom Of the duel.
Tie funeral Of Prince Henry Bourbon
took place to-day. No public demonstra-
tion was made.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

a5- LONDON, March ID.
Tho Cabinet has decided on q measure
to be submitted to Parliament, which has
for its object the enforcement Of the. laws
in ireland. Il is based on Althorpcs law
or1SSS and Grey's law Of 1S47. The Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland Is to have power to
proclaim districts where unusual trouble
exists, md extraordinary powers Of arrest
and detention arc granted to magistrates
in such districts. Alter tho proclamation
in some cases, police and jury trials arc to
bedispensed with. The police forceis obc
largely increased. Tho bill will. DO in.
troduccd on Thursday by tho Right Homo
able Chester FortesCue, Chief Secretary
for ireland. s@' '
The Paris correspondent Of the EOndon
Morning Telegraph says NJ. Emile Olivier
announces, unofflclally, tie immediate
liberalization of the imperialpolicy.
A vessel Just from Fayal on the'2Gth Of
February reports that up to that time.
nothing had boon heard Of the City of
Boston. Public confidence In the safety
of the ship has been scnsibly shaken by
this unfavorablc intelligence" Azores
were regarded in some quarters as tho last
hope. l.
tatc dispatches from Hong Kong an-
liollnce that the Captain Of tho Bombay
has been suspended, not on account Of the
collision, but because he neglected 70 In
form himself Of the danger that had been
cntaiIcd, and because he took no measures
to preserve the lives Of the drowning
crew. ''1I''|' s."'In.is.7
'fGr. LIVERPOOL, March H.
The bark Mary johnson, from Bakia,
Brazil, arrived to-day. Tic captain re-
ports that on the 18th Of February, in
latitude so degrees North and lOngitudeA
degrees West, he passed large steamer
witch was hove 10, and heading North
cast. She displayed tho British coloR and
signal TO denote TINT her machinery was
broken down. She had two white stripes
and q rcd onc on her funnel, about
two-tlirtls Of tlIe wRy up. The captain
thinks shc rlay have. been the missing
steamer City Of Boston. The gallo Wns
very heavy at the time, and tho johnson
was not able to stop or get near enough 10
mike closer observations.
Mr.. Vernon HarCourt md others do
nounce Mr.. Forsters education bill because
It refers religious difficulties to the local
bodies for settlement. rH ,ra Jor1a.
The Pail AtnlE Gazette las lately paid
moro attention than usual TO American
topics. It had all editorial to-day on
female magistrates, on the political iSOlA-
ton of President GrOnt, and on the SCH
tcnCc imposed on Capt Eyre oI the
steamer Bombay, the inadcquacy Ofwhich
Is pointed out 49,. ,a.;....L
The party In Rome adverse TO Pqpal
prctenston Is gathering strength daily.
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News Of the Day.

The recently elected municipal officers
ofLouisville, KY, including john e. Bax.
tor, Mayor, and Geo. W. Levi, Chief of
Fire Department, were sworn into office
yesterday morning. nr .,
Il Tho President is reported TO have ex.
pressed himself In firvor Of the Funding
Bill us passed by the Senate.
Astrong effort Inns been made to induce
tho Governor ofOhiO to commute the SEN
tencc of Carr, scntented 10 be hanged ut
St. ClairviIlo on the Gath, to imprison-
ment for life. The Governor has fully
considered the c,lsc and has refused t0fn.
terfcrc.
Beddeford and Bangor, Ne, have both
elected Republican Mayors. Belfast elect
cd a "Citizcns'" candidate.
a resolution was offered in the Ohio
Senate, yesterday, by Mr. BOcsel Demo
crat,) asking Ohio Representatives in Con.
grcss to usc their influence to abolish
National Banks. The resolution went on
the table under notice to discuss.
Tho Virgtnih Legislature Monday pass.
cd a bill prescribing that for one year af-
ter It's passage oil persons elected or mp.
pointed to office in the State shall take
the 14th amendment oath.
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o 35 WEIEEEING W. VA TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 15 1870

run away to tho North Pole because his
mother "w0uld have rice pudding for
dinner" It Is not tho dish which our
Chinese brethren swallow with tho aid Of
chop.sticks, but 1t Is such q pudding us
would mako our great grandmothers clap
their hands in Joy. This Presidential
dish cannot be described except by the
pen Of genius, therefore It can only be
added that no plobeian pics or other pas-
try are allowed to keep it company. AZ
ter tho rice pudding, canned peaches,
pears, and quinCes arc served. Then fol-
low confectionery, nuts, ice cream, coffee
and chocolate, and with these warm,
soothing drinks the Presidential enter;
tainment comes to an end, tho host and
his guests repair to the Red Room, and
after fif(een minutes conversation the nc.
tors in o state Of dinner rapidly disappear.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March, IA.
Small pox still prevails in different quar-.
tcrs ofthG city. 5H
The steamers Glasgow and BrittOnia
have arrived.
Dispatc hes from Rome confirm the
report ofthc demand made by Franco for
representation III tho Council. Tho pub.
lication Of 81 canons of tho Church
renders inevitable a changcin the attitude
Of France, as In the abstract they violate
the principles Of modern government Nnd
society. and are hostile to tho wishes ex-
pressed by tho Emperor In his speech In
the Chambers. .gH3
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New York Cattle Market.

u ''.i NEw York, March II.
BEEVES-67 cars Of cattle at WcthAwkeu, ~
cars at CommnnlpAw, and 38 cars at Tooth street
mako 800 today, and 1, $50 for the week. Trade
was lively and tho stock nearly all sold Rt prices
Kc bUttGf, but the poor quality keeps tht NVcrage
below i6c, ranging from II to 1915. The most
sales WCrG Al I46IGc; tho best 100 Kentucky cat
tie, X cwt, brought l68lgBe tho only Texan.
cwt, iSSBi4{c; boo Illinois, Same weight, l46i6c.
SifEEF-TOtal number Of sheep 32,05O, with
1900 to-day. Demand fair at former prlcca, but
not all selling; many thin sheep arc on sale;
prices vary from 6H to 8Hc,, most 9alGs being
rOfT9 n Illinois, bNc; car Of 70 y Ohio, BHc;
q car 20 D statG, 7ko; 800 Of 107 y CanAdA, 8K.
HO0s-Total number 10 800 for tho weCk, and
80 cars to SlauEhtGrCr'a to-day, DrrRsed-FIrn
at I2c; none selling; " feW western dressed ariY.
Ing worth IIH@llkC, a.' .
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March IL.
Henderson and Blondes were inflicted
for riot By tho Grand Jury Of tho Rccor-
ders Court. Anattempt was subsequent.
" made to reconsider this action, but II
failed, and in consequence one juror In
sisted upon being excused from further
service and was permitted TO withdraw.
A Tribune despatch s0ys that the boiler
Of portable saw mill in Milton township,
Wayne county, Ohio, exploded Saturday,
killing Jacob Krupps, Robert and Frank
McC COnnell, John Fritz, David Shook, and
two men named Hoover.
At Mansfield, Ohio, Saturday morning,
Mary ]. Lunsford, q scaInstresS was found
murdered In he'd, with her body horribly
gashcd, md the indications presented that
Of a terrible struggle, NOcluO to the MUIR
ilorer has yet been discovered.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

OIEYENNE, ". t. March IS.
Information received from Fort FcttOr-
man says an Indian arrived yesterday
from Red Clouds camp on Langerc River,
and reports the Indians friendly and de-
string peace. Richards len The camp
90 days since 10 communicate with the
whites. Red Cloud thinks the Indians
conduct will depend on what Richards
reports. Red Cloud .has two hundred
lodges with him. 4 pua ..a.