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QubIitaiions.

SOMETHING INTERESTING TO RICH
MENi The way Camel Goes Through ne Eye or q
Needn. illustrated by neke engraving. in this weeks
Neto Yorh Led0er, ready TO-DAY CMoNDAy0 at -
o'clock The Led0er also con aims
ORANGE BLOSSOMS,
AN ESSAY on THE MARRIAGE RELATION. By the
Rev. Dr. JOHN HALL.
sT VALENTINES DAY.
BY nov. HORACE GREELEY.
TIE BEAUTIFUL.
by REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
SIR WALTER RALEIGH. FOUNDER OF Viz
GINA.
by JAMES PARTON.
LETTER TO Mr. BEECHER.
by FANNY FERN.
An OLD BACHELORS VALENTINE.
BY DIR. GAEDEI1E.
In addition to the above the LedDsr has It's usual Va
rety OF pure and delightful stories. sketches poems
and essays. from tho pen. OF such able and populn
writers as Mr. and Mrs LEON LEWIS. judge CLARK,
Professor PECK, sYLvANUs COBB, Jr, Mrs. RAN
9oLPH. NARY KYLE DALLAS. and Mrs. BIDDER
The Lef0er is always mn Ollie. Nobody ever com
plains that even a sin sc number Is dull.
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A SAFE AND RELI,BLE INVESTMENT

p,OoGol
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
or TIVE
fRENERlCEsBr Ia AND GORDONsVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY OF VIBGINIA
PRINCIPAL And INTEREST PAYABLE IL coin,
FREE OF 4. :. GOVERNMENT TAX.
The ROAD is 6! mile. long. AMI tJr the shortest con.
nccun. ms H. tue system Of roads .ca1g 10 ,4lFa
south, southwest, aui West 60 tbt PacInr Ocean
u p.ss'. thr'n-h rich c'a1trv. ne i1c1. rids OF
iNAitA HMo mdu eH1HJi 10 sjB.0Hf g. ani as Il hls
three uN rtaut ic,de ef'I cad It's through traIs
VIII De heavy az q r7n1ucsa' We.
MAPS ami pan ?hl'rs furnished. u'h cNNltin saus-
factory every question uit-car aos- ~ be raised OF
party Sc 'Sinl san and 1rod'toe nyc.u'at
TAs n,nitgrgs - HHef 10 sl6 l pr mile iD'1i>i
ant ~ 0pbsf r0dL AMI is,acd 10 THE FARuEIs'
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY or GEw YoRK As
TRUSTEES 70" 1HG n NDuo-DE.'s, asd tis So
rafHv "a nr'ic'dss g. ere, roItg,
limited numo,r OF 10, ooai. az, oFcred AZ s2X and
Interest from NOV. 4. IN cIlfcucy ami Il this price
are the
CHEAPEST GOLD INTEGCS rBE NgISG SECURE
tbs II rHE MARKET.
We have invest .acd the advantages Of this rAiroas
and the merit ofte enterprise and confidently REQ ~
mend these bond to our and the public A. q
saie and 9roaa bls Investment.
DRAKE RROTHRPS
BANKERS 10 Ilroaf 81
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DOME Trine with u Had Couch or Cold,
when remedy a. sure, prompt. aud thorough rs
JAMES ENPECroRANr can DO readily obtained
sold everywhere.
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II v0u w0nld make good tnyPEtnents, In
Ntttu"hs that viii return YOU twotold the worth of
Your money, 20 to TraphHgen, Hunter e COS gs 400
aud iO@ BOTory, and purchase your clothInY none
better, none cheaper IN the market
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In tate bonds the most exciting feature the new
Tennessee watch advanced fon 504 TINS mornin. 10
3 IN toe afternoon active dealings though later
hr'ing 70 Rf This vcnont vas due TO the covering
U short contracts OF wmch there was srge interest
ontstand'rr-hnscd on dispatclcs from the State ca
ta to he Ell ct that RESOLUTION 70 sell the staes
&c us Ia the DEE ultng ri road had rasscd the Senate
The inward movement was also assisted by hcny' mr.
thascs Of a Prominent nrm. The old bonds fol on 4
= rent to 81 The North CAROL ins VIZ. Urn ct t5S
for Old, aud 2fSCc for new Missouri elxes buoy.
nni at q VIZ ina slNes being nrin at o! Lpui'iana
SKIES. old y y cent t. Az, lcvre skies being
strong Ct ~ and eigh. AZ s5clX Old South Carroll:
mas sod At So new at H2h Georgia sizes at ST. ana
Connectirut sses 49, Alahama eichts receding y
Fourth National at iOih9i0:h AMI Msrchants at l2i
Eniway mortsagc were dull, t1ough nrnl, nrsts OF
Columbus Chicago Indiana Cen raj selling NJ n aud
@NGS1.
The railwg snare market opened heavy and at de.
cline nom scrdrys Ocst prices. There was raly,
however later In the day. out Gfcr the untayorable
nank staten mt was announced prices fell OF abuut
tCCut
rge principal dealings were In Rock Island. Pacnc
Mall, Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi the Notth.
western shares. The first name L. after opening AT
llyE, sold dOvnA cent. and subsequently rallied u
lOh AXE shorc fuctuitef IRON &A4SN, Anl Ohio
aud Mississ phi between ~. and so. The Northwest
etns were steady. aud paci1c Mall from II TO t2
The Vanderbilt spares were quiet speculation IN these
,, 'cls ing s4s~ 'cadHg vas strong throughout
tho day advancing to Rh. Express shares were dull.
Closing ur cps At NJ wer
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MARINE INTELLIG EyCE.

MtNf'-rHe taHa.s -r az nav
sun rises. " SUI sets. % Muo1 rises p
uos ware
tandy loog.. 10 GoS.lsnId.. ~! lie. Gate. G q
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Mtoltlnts.
HJELINcuoLy a DrsE,sE-TmE MEM-


Archaeology DIsEAsE-THE REM
fDY.- he word melancholy. sgnning black bile"
truly charlcterEes the mental disorder which bears
that name, showing that n Is, In reality bodily dis
ease Ghen the bile IS vltated, great depression OF
sprits and many other distressing effects must follow
The good o. bad qualit, Of tho bile depends the
OF the liver The offices OF that organ
the bic ana 20 straw the blood when these dutGs are
numerically performed the unhealthy bile Is ofton
rod into the circulation, producing jAundice dro Cs
ness headache nausea, hypochondr a, mental dcpre>
sion. and sometimes madness Physicians generally
suppose or pretend thGt diseased liver cannot be
cured without caomoli but that dunou, remedy often
proves worse thau the disease itself pr Schonck's
Mandrake Pulls which act immediately on the liver
preferable TO caomel on every INT, thoy have
all the Virtues attributed 60 that article ana heing
purely vegetable subject the patent any
alarming or dsagrceable consequences. These oils
elect uAl cure Tor melano oy, aud all other DIS.
eases originating In diseased liver.
DR.. schcnck Is professionally at his pnncpal ONCE
Phadephia every Saturday, where all leters OF ad.
vice must be addressed.
Price OF the Pulmo Syrup ard seaweed Tonic CHI
tl,5Oper bottle or $3.50 half dozen. Mandrake Pills
% cents . box. For sale by all druggists.
JOAN v. HENRY. College plsee. Wholesale Agent,
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~ hrtirr a. W. sons SEWING Machines,
stall'nents without extra charge. MahIies 70 lei.
III. ELLA
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rINANcLiL AND CoMMIRcIiL.

DEPOSIT your surplus money in the Nutn1l T. rcnt
Savings Bans. sun Buudng. opposite CITY Hil.-Atr.
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E0TO NcfARLAND'- BOOK STORE, pf5
W Boa way near Gi1 q. There Won will Mud all thu
new books Of the lay and all the standard works aud
also choice English, French ard scotch stationery.
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LATEST STYLE PRINTS,
i0c. PER YARD.
MANUFACTURERS PRICE. iac. Perry
wAMsUrTAs. REGULAR. Sc. FgE YARD.
BROADWAY attn Av. AND iOrB ST.
4 T. sTEwARr g. co.
WILL MAKE LARGE ADDITIONS
TO THEIR POPULAR STOCKS or
sILKs. DRESS GOODS. LACEs, FMBRoIDRRIEs
MEMS FURNI,HING GOODS
LADIES AND cHlLDEES'. HOSIERY.
GLOVES
SASH BELT AND MILLINERY RIBBONS,
SILKS AND sArISs FOR TRIMMING. sc, &C..
AT PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
BROADWAY. trH Av. AND 10Th ST.
4 t. STEWART q 60.
WILL on MONDAY. FER. H. $50.
REPLESfsH THEIR STOCK OF
LADIES READY.MADE GARMENTS
AND CHlLDREN's APPAREL.
WITH NOVELTIES SUITED TO THR
APPROACHING SEASON
CHnDRENs PIoUE DRESSES.
PLAIN. BRAIDED. AND EMBROIDERED.
LADIES AND CHILDRES's wALKIsG SUITS.
IN SILK. SERGE PoPLlNs. sc.
INFANTS wARDRoBEs. BRIDAL TRoUssEAUx.
AND CHILDREN's GARMENTs,
IL GREAT VARIETY.
ASD AT POPULAR PRICES.
BROADWAY. iTH Az. AND ,Orn ST.
CoNrINuAr'"s-SAAlE
BANREurr STOCKS.
FOR THE NENr TWO WEEKS.
USPARALLEL.D BARGAINS.
NOTHING LIKE THEM SINCE ISL
EVERY CUSTOMER AsroNIsuED AT THE
Low PRICES.
the MOST SURVEYING BARGAIVs IN
CLoAKs sHAWLS, SILKS.
READY.MADE DRESsEs, vELyErs.
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
FRENCH NEaSO,.
EMPRESS CLOTHS roPllN-. ALPNCAs. &c. &C.
BLANKETS. FLANNELs AND QULrs.
Also
ALL KINDS OF HOUSEKEEPING
DRY GOODS.
rttArHED AND uN3LEAc I'D MUsLGNs.
A. &C. o.. se a.. iOr. AUd l2Sc FER YARD.
U'NusoNE PRINTS
Al &c.. 20. &C.. &c a4f zoe. PER YARD.
AL rbE bE,t QUALITY.
NOTES.-THE uE LANES
Az 4s-c' M ~ ANb tAotlE sIALIs,
FANCY r0PLIVs
At l2tc. to 81. Per YARD. HNRnIY 1RF
AMOUNT PAID ~ puiILa-
HUCKABUCK TOWELS
At e. sle5, siSo. tl75 g. t2.25 and taJo rer ilz.
DANAsR NAPKINS
Al 30, s'c. o.. t-S per doE
LINEN CRASHES
At &c, &C., Sc, So, lOc. per yard
WHITE MNRsEILLFs QUILTS
AT $50 TO a.
About 20 per cent ier Gold Value.
- HALF BLRACHED TAR.E LINENS
At oc.. SSc. and a7Sc.
81 BLEACHED LINEN DAMAsKs
At Soc 5Sc and Coo, valued for &c to 81 per yard.
w.K. PEYToS,
Pa and "a BOW RY.
between Houston d Stanton cts
SMILLIE a co.
VIII open on
MONDAY, FED u,
WHITE PlQUEs.
SATIN STRIFE,
CHECKS.
FIGURED.
FROM 25,. UPwALp
A FULL LINE
BLACK GROs GRAIN SILKS
JUST RECEIVED
FROM tl5O UPWARD.
SMILE co..
7G3 Broadway
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4rIsonM 1i0utta.

DADICAL CURE. without knife csusuc or de.
enlion nom hus ness. Tor sTlctuIe Fslula Piles,
prenscs VI the n adder and Kidneys. Disease aud De.
formities OF the eve nose face, aud person.
hkNhh A. DANIELS. N. D.. ~ Lexington
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spttmI nntltts.

addrCselnt Secretary POWELL, Universty place,
New Yurt city.
FINE SHEFFIELD CUTLERY.
AT AND BELOW COST.
Our stock must he clo'ed out bcf0re Nav next ana
the baentss win he continued after thet date by onr
succcsOrs, Mossrs. Nicol David,on at 6 Broadway.
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT & co,
Corner Broadway and Broone street.
Our store 63Il0 10 let, either entire or the lOssepa
tRtcly.
PHYSICIAN WRITES To VIZ. uOFP (,
:" have applied your Malt Extract lately In vaIouS
cases with The most satisfactory results regard the
Introduction Of model prennration AN enrich.
ment " the Natural haera Medica"
SUGAR BOXE-.-Sucar boxes cheap. Is. ;cheap
est kind,ink NJod used. Apply Al corner Of Reade
aud Greenwioh In large or sman quanties.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
- q. H. MURdAY'S LOTTERIES
h1SSDURl-Extrn Class No. 1876 Feb. ~. 1870.
n, 1S. IS 81. %, s. so, 81 !, 10, II, ~ 81
NILSSON RI-Class No. I06, Feb a. 1850,
81, %, ~ o., s. u, 20. CT, 30. ~. 81, a, IS
q, 81 81, 81, SO, "a. 81, 90. s, l. "A, "a, u.
KENTUCKY i lass No in FEB. u. $50.
OK, ~, a. 49, 10, 81, ". SO, n. 81 L. 90, 20.
Prise. casnca ana information ,urniehea he above
and aso loyal Havanl LOTTERIES. j. CLUTT Broker.
aS Bgoadwy iSS Fulton ST.. and PARK row.
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FRANCE.

! ..I'.-.. 4. .s .f EAHlSt April OVs
Prince AnatOle Demldof De San Dan.
ate, husband Of Princess Mathilda Dc
Montfort Ofthe Imperial family Of Franco,
died this morning aged 90.
1t reported that the Pope has advised
the French clergy to cast their influence
and votes on plebiscitum In fnvOr Of the
Government ........ .
Reports are rife in this city Of a new
plot discovered by the police. against tho
State and lie Of the Emperor. 1t is al
legged that yesterday dcserter from tho
army, non.commlssioncd officer, was
arrested in hotel in the Rue MOntmertre
who had In his possession letter from
Gustave Fleurens and a noto containing
instructions for his part In the execution
Of the conspiracy. The Figaro says that
part Of the design Of the plotters was to
blow up the palace Of the Tuilleries and
Prefecture Of Police. lode.
This afternoon the Journal 0bietel m.
nOunCcs that tic police lave b0en some
time on the track Of q plot against the
Emperor, and that yesterday morning one
Beaun, recently arrived from England,
was arrested in Rue Des Moulons where.
by tho plot Is completely destroyed. On
the person of BCaun was found large
sum Of money, q revolver and letter from
London from a man who was implicated
in d similar plot In February last. This
letter and confession made by Reaun
himself leave no doubt that 1t was his In.
tention to Immediately make an attempt
TO assassinatc the Emperor. Last night
other persons were arrested In the Belle.
vile quarter. At the house OF ono Of
these thGpOlicc seized large quantity Of
powder and n number OF explosive bombs,
together with directions how to use them.
THIS plot has for its principal organizers
many members Of the International Asso.
citation Of Workmen of Paris. Some have
been already arrested.
PARIS, April 3O-AIidnight.
Two Secretaries Of tho International
Association Of WOrkingmcn were arrested
this afternoon. The police found upon
their persons a complete list Of the adhG.
rents to tho plot. Tho authorities are
now searching tho city for these persons.
The person first arrested, Bcaun, wis not
u dC8erter from the French army us at
first reported; lie wis merely diguiSed as
soldier that suspicion might not be excl.
ted. Great military md police precaution
Is being taken tonight
s nj PARIS, May /.
There Is no truth whatever in the re-
port Of the conspiracy to blow up the
Tuillerics and the headquarters OF the pO-
lice.
It Is understood the amnesty which was
TO have appeared on tho 18th Of May, will
not be Issued, rl.s. -UI l. .H.u. r
signor CarnisChe, Italian banker, lett
this morning, having received notice
from the police to quilt Paris within
certain time. -.a .,t'
Only one public meeting was dissolved
last night by the authorities, No disor.
der to day though meetings arc in pro.
gress in various quarters Of the city. Up
70 the present hour no trouble whatever
has occurred. The authorities have taken
great precaution to prevent a breach Of
the peace. -... ....
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WASHINGTON.
WAsnINaroN, Aprll sd.

WASHINGTON, April W.
The testimony In the case Of Command
or Upshur, before the court martial In
session In the Navy Department, on a
charge of purchasing cadetship, has
been closed, and the argument for the de.
fence was read yesterday. The court will
probably adjourn to-day, and tho finding
be promulgated by the Secretary Of the
Navy In the course OF few days.
The debate in tho House yesterday on
Mr.. Judd's proposition to postpone the
Tariff bill, was quite lively In reply TO the
argument Of Mr.. Judd, that tho consider.
alton Of tho Tariff bill was IL waste OF
time. Hrr eH.
Mr.. SchenCk charged that there was o
preconcerted effort upon the part Of Alr.
Judd and his friends to defeat all attempts
by the Ways and Means Committee TO
reduce taxes. He said il the Tarill bill
was killed its epitaph would be-"Nib-
bled To death by Pissmircs." This
aroused the indignation OF MIR. Logan and
several others who have been opposing
the Tariff bill.
Mr.. Logan replied in spirited manner
" Ill., OGuCIGhl WuGu tLAC 1htboA ASSSA ~
that il tho term did not suit tho gentle
man he would modify II SO rs 10 read,
clicked to death by grasshoppcrs."
AIr. Schenck was aided In his opposition
TO MCssrS. Judd and Logan by Mr.. Cox
and the Democrats generally, and when
the vote was taken on the motion to post
ponc there were not enough in favor Of It
TO demand tellers. .......
rected the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to sell one million Of gold each
Wednesday of May, commencing May 4th.
The first and third sales on account OF the
sinking fund. and the second and fourth on
account of special fund, or four millions
in all. Also, TO purchase one million bonds
each on Thursday 18th and Thursday 26th
for tho sinking fund, and two millions
each on Thursday 9TH and Thurday 10Th
on account OF special fund, or six millions
in all,
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CINCINNATI, Apnl 30.
Flour Unchanged with hIF demand; family
at $GSt5 90
M-Whcat-Flrm at 81 1901 u. Corn
Dull At 6G090c: supply better. RyB-Dull ut 900
92c; demand light. barley -NomiualIy unchanged.
COTroX-Dull and dropping, but prices are not
lower; mlddling uplAnds at &c.
light.
ToBAcco-Fair at full prices
PROvIsG0NS-StrOng. Mess Pork-At $40 90.
Bulk Moats-At llK, 14,f and 13Hc for shoulders,
rib, clear rib and ClCar. sides. BacOn-Firm At
lax, I9H and 17c for shoulders, clear rib and
clear sides.
LARD-l64c. ..
BUTTEE-UnChangCd and drm at a06SSc for
fresh made; lower grades not sRlcablG.
RGGB-Dull at l6c.
OILs-LinFeCd Oil-ActlyC and higher, sales %
@93c; now hold at CSC, cOnsumptIve demand.
HAr-$l lower; loose aud pressed at SlG@l7
per ton.
GEooEEtEs-U Unchanged with good demand at
full rates.
GoLD-114A buying.
ExCHANbE-FIrm u par buying,
MoNET-Markct easy at s0t0 per cent
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I-------|D UHIpAuV, April %.
FLouR-FIrm; sales generally at yesterdays
prices.
,GEAIN.-5Whcat=3Dull, unsettled and lower;
sales were at s. c seller May; 9O99Ic seller
June; closing At SIC seller May; other grades
also lower; 86096KC for No. 1; IN the afternoon
the market was unsettled; closing 1rm At 09HGD
9Oc cash: 9IX69IIc ecllCr June COrn-Dnll
and lower; cIOAing At 68Xc for No. 2, and TIC for
no grade In store; sc for new; optional Ralea
were At 68Ac seller last half OF May; 66k0s7c
seller al OF May; sc buyer May; In the afternoon
tho market was dull at 10Y H498Ac seller May; IS
089ko for new. OAts-Dnll; closing rather frm
AZ 464Gb4BISc for No. 2: optional trading at 46f
1A7c seller May; 48c buyer May; 47H6b4T{c c sell.
Or last half of Nay; 47$Gb47XC seller June. Rye
Quiet At T9S1OJfc for No. ., BSrley--Very dull.
CATTLE-Dull and 3O095o lOWGr; 8 8G85 81
for stOckcrS; $G0S O5 for fair 70 extra choice.
HOOe-AetiVe and hTn at s. 7Oft9 90 for fair TO
choice; % OS69 . for cxtEG 70 prime.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, Anil Sd

i New YoRK, April 80.
Hon. John Blgclow, late U. s. Minister
to France, sails to-day with his entire
family on the City. of Brooklyn for three
years absence In Germany. ...t
The accounts Of Bailey have not yet
been settled by the Internal Revenue
Department. It Is understood that as
soon as the actual Indebtedness Is ascer'
talned that Baflcy's surcties will make
good the amount: Commissioner DGlano
has ordered the officers To ascertain II the
report Is correct that Bailey Is now living
on the farm Of ex solicitor Jordan, in
Scioto county, Ohio.
George Ellis was aercst for completely
in burglary In the banking-houSe Of F,
A. Rockefeller, Of Wilkesbarre, Pa, He
will be brought before Judge Brady, al
the supreme court chamber, this morning
on q writ Of Ad66dS 6orpR6.
The funeral Of Judge Abraham D. Rus
sell took place yesterday at Grace Church
tho body being afterward inferred in
Greenwood. ! si'I
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Good Adviee 70 tho Demoeraoy.

Good Advice TO the Democracy. :
A5correspoadent Of thS West Union
tDoddrtats county Hefald, 4 Democratic
paper, who speaks Of himself as,an "old
line Democrat y and % war Democrat
sends that paper o communication in re.
gard to "the duty of tho conservative
statesmen Of West Virginia" in which he
gives them the following good advice:
~ would suggest that, instead Of having
4 plank, eQnivocal In It's nature, about
PAVING the Government obligations In the
same currency in which tho debt was con:
tracted,' you re.asSert the old democratic
doctrine Of paying our bonds in coin or Its
equivalent and declare for free banking
and specie payments The moral sense
orthe country Is committed against every
thing like covert or open Reputation.
Whether your position be that or not,
such Is the inference; and tue party which
takes that position will be damned In tho
estimation Of the people" Z '..'''
Our opinion Is that this advice comes
too late tol do the Democrbcy muGR,l Il
any, good. Tho instincts Of tho people
tell them that any professions the Democ.
racy might make in the direction indi.
Gated would be hollow and unreliable.
The Democracy can not afford TO go back
on their record. Indeed, 4 Is apIlEdl fact
that the party can not stand such a moral
reform as that would DO, II Is too fur
gone in q contrary tIrcctIon-Iust like a
broken down opium eater for instance
and would probably die suddenly IL cut
loose from iR close contact with the dan.
! gerous elements of society.
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The Bible In the Public Schools.
Sp.elaI 10 M1 Cincinnati Commercial.

SDfe1di 10 to Cincinnati Commercial.
n I- NEW YoRK, April 30.
Rev. DR.. McGlynn, a liberal Catholic
priest, who succeeded DR.. Cummings at
St, Stephens, in this city, said to-day that
he did not believe that religion and arith-
mc,ic should be taught by the Same per.
son. He believes that our public schools
are one of the chief glories Of America,
and tlIat they should be pade institutions
where Christians and iifdelsS Jews and
Oentilcs may alike send their children
without their being, insulted by any book,
or prayer, or hymn, that Is to them o
balr6 Of the ascendency Of a sect, and
without fear Of any seCtafian bias what
ever. lie believed that an inftdcl, Jew,
or a Mohammedan has tho same rights IN
our Government rs any ono else has, and
hc deprecated tho effort to keep the
Bible and prayers and sectariEn hymns 10
the schools, and tho attempt 10 put Chris
tianity and the Bible into the Constitution
Of the United States as utterly un-Amert'
can and fanatical, and as an attempt to
unite Church and State, which should be
strGnuously resisted by all lovers Of pure
religion, as well rs all lovers Of their
country. He believes that public educa-
ton, paid for public moneys, should be IN
tho hands Of secular and not intrusted to
religious orders, rs such, for the reason
that this; too, would DO 0 union Of bunch
and State; and for the other very good
reason that the State should exercise the
right Of strict examination, inspection and
control, and the immediate supervision oi
ali institutions which It pays for; and ia
this tho religious orders would not submit.
! fIc believed that the works that orc most
lmperatlvely demanded ot religious orders
here nre these works Of spiritual and cor
poratc mercy, to which they arc specially
pledged by thcir vocation J z .
These opinions como from ono Of nc
most learned Of tho Catholic clergy Of tAta
city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-02
Baltimore Live Stock Market.

BEEP CAFTLE-Th6 offerings At tho Scales dur.
Ing tho past week amounted 70 i.1Ij head SVSISst
100 last week. or the number offered 89T head
came from Ohio, from West Virginia. Prices
to-day ranged RS follows: Old Cows and Scala.
wags at $5 0005 90 ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
as, and the very best Bceves at $500 q per i60
Be, the average price being about 80 Is gross.
The market was moderately active today al do.
cline Of 2bc per 100 lbs from the rates orllst week.
SnEEP-The supply has been rather light dur.
ing tho past week, but sufficient to meet the dc
mand, and today the market IL dull, with down.
ward tendency. Prices tO.day rGHt cd Gs follows:
Wool Sheep Rt 689c and sheafGd at b68kc per
lb gross. Lambs - TO $5 per head.
nOGs--The receipts during tho past week hRVo
been fully equal TO tho demand, which has been
fairly active and former rates steadily maintained.
Prices today ranged as follows :'At $ll 76DI9 80
for still fed and $l2 7G0l3 % per 100 lbs net for
good eorn.fed HOgs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April so.

.l.....,r....... LONDON, April 80.
The ITmes this morning renews It's com.
ments on the atrocities Of the Greek brig.
ands, and emphasizes its call upon TIE
Great Powers TO intervene In the affairs Of
Greece, to the end that similar outrages
may be prevented In the future.
Tho Saturday Rerteto anticipates the en-.
tire restoration Of American credit only
when, regardless Of Supreme Court de-
cisions, the resumption Of specie payments
shall be an established fact.
Exciting but contradictory dispatches
received from Paris to-day concerning the
arrest Of an English student Of science,
who Immediately confessed to design to
kill the Emperor.
Several persons implicated in the plot
have been discovered, but succeeded in
escaping from France. Owing to the
vigorous censorship full particulars are
wanting.