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PdRLJIMENr LAST NIGHE


O'Doupvun RoSsa'- Scat-Mr. tG'ad-tone's
Motion for New Eicciion-T v-nty
street Railway Bills In the Lords-Ths
Alabnmr Claims.
LoSpos. Peb. 10 In the House Of Lords, To-
day, Lord Redesdale, Chairman OF the Committees.
that bills pending for the construction OF
twenty four stree, railways, with an sEgregsts
length OF H. miles OF these bills related 20
lines 10 be authorized In the streets OF London. He
advised tha, oncIai inquiry be made on this sub
ject. The Earl OF Kimberley promised that the
Government would make an Investigation. The
Earl Of Kimberley submitted correspondence
tween knsapd rld the United Statos, Or o. Al
blna clAins, and the House adjvurncl
In the House OF Common' Mr B"lumot. 1vs
notice Of TIE introduction cf bit - 's.-,. tho
Bishops from att, hnnce Gt the s..t'f-- House
of Lords. TIE Aa, nois of NLA.."c the Post
mnsterCrr. "a. eJplaine' iI1s '.s CONFUSION In the
tpc rsE ornr t.e bad state ofthe weather, and
t.r sr. ..u Increase of business. Hc impored tho
r"hH' 8" h''e patience, As sue 'rcaoie ~as tempo
Mr. Gladstone moved thot as o'ponovrn Hosss
could no, under the law take seat IN the House u
Common, now writ Of election Dee Issued for Tip
pcrary. Nr. Houry Matthews, member Tor Dungar.
Won. opposed the tnotinn.
Tie hoic!;or-Gtheral admitting that RIOS as
tsirdcr attached. and therefore the motion v a.
within the Bowor- oi tht House.
Mr. dUhnton m1dt spceCi against tie motion.
Mr.. Gat1olne Hardy argued that II Rosa was
member "I The House. he would be hsh,e 70 cHpui
siun. Tho cour-c Of the Government in this case
would therefore hive his support.
Sit ROundcll Palmer concurrcd In the opinion ck
pressed by the Solictor-General
Alter speeches against the motion from Mcssrs
BouNorle and Gregory, a vote was token, with the
following results
For Mr.. 0islsones motion. Di
h@sirt
Notice was giveu OF q bill providing fur q re-
organization OF the Mint, and making the Chsncel
lor Of the Rxchcauer srotsciO Master of the Mint
MIR. Nonsell, Und Secrctarv for the Colonies 70
fcrred to the Red River disturbances and attributed
the opposition there to Governor Mclboueal TO his
MISREPRESENTATION OF his 10 sers. He said instruo
tiou. had been forwarded 70 the Governor.
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4 Girl Commitiipg suicide by Jumping On
ono OF the Hobokcn Perry B"7ts.

Between Q aud 10 O'Clock lsst evening. ycun..
girl, apparently about .s years pf sac. committed
81 eide by iumrirg 'pt' the NORTH Rive OF the
steamboat jane Naif Hrf N1dy unt rcCnN-
cred The rifi was dressed 10 plain sis. vl.a n
plato shawl sli hood fIr some time ahu walked
80 rrt down tic cabin Ai.er the boat lad lett the
'tur ktn -itr snI F~e1v ct dovn by lady, re
"... king q. %. .t. iH" fas vcry close that
.hr .,...| 0HI 49, a.r tIal wRuted e. kc,p Il so
.r ..a trl % tbe rear OF the cabin
.r.. .Is .Hnf.. lta with ansthcy lsry. 10 whom,
H.."e almC ,ouria'rt ana added tIst che
.r.H .FtT 10 msi l,tt.r n ttr ..,snir iu Der
... sne seemed greatly excited. + 4 w. when
... Sat had reached tte midulc OF ne o., size
made a bold dash out OF the cabin. snd mshI. s
leap over the chains, disappeared.
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FSTtIiESTFR COUNTY,

GOV Hoffman has appointed Marcus l., Cobb,
L-I. of hmg Siug, and Mr. states Barton. Of Sew Ru.
cl"e, Loan commissioners tor Weetcncstor county,
Gle, BERNARD anl Henry CogHn we're arre- iei in
Morrisnnia for cock hghtns, and Justice HHuptuan
took their iirds IN lieu of ball Tho coCNs irc sll IN
ihe cells.
Henry Frchgl, au intelligence once keeper at
Plimptou nan sew iorh. VA. committed ty fustlcc
IIguptn on Wednesday, charge Uf sulndlas " A.
llsu, Watson Out oi 500 10y false rrctouces.
Goorce rhnmpson ana William Smith robbed the
money drawer oi Mr. HilnGC, hotel kceIcr NJ New 10.
ch, c, and th,n wilh stolen horse nn1 wagon drove
toward New York. llIte hours anerward they woe
under ~tut ut' ana ON tNCif way 10 tie Jan
Of iour uOnti,, ono Of lheiu escaped while
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
LOUIs NAPOLBOS's PERPLExITIEs
M NO MEMS ENDED.

Omiueus Words In the Corps Leeisisttf-
New Outbreak on Wednesday NiEbt-Bus
Everything said TO be Quiet-The Gals.
which P-ecedes the Storm-Excite mont -
MsrseiiIes.
PARIS, Feb 10-In the Corps Legslaiif 10.
day, N. Maurice Richard, Minister OF Fine Arts. In
answer TO an intcrp' laiion regarding the documents
missing trOm the archives OF the Government, sa,s
that some letters Of Napoleon J. were missing but
they were In such hands that he would take the 70
sponslbili'y Of leaving them there. Mr.. Kcratry
was dissalisled with vie explanation. aud cbargcH
that the present Calin,t ns no lOugcr parliament
ary Ministry, but belonged TO the Court. For tif
the Deputy was called to ordor but he contlnucd.
declaring that It would be srtter to have ten
archives for the documents, proving that To" pre-
sent Napoleon sought to corrupt the leaders Of the
Legislative Body The President here interrupted
NJ. keratry, and refused TO allow him 70 proceed
wltk his remarks.
The journal Ia Hi,trs ha. been seized and iu
director arrested.
The rumor that NJ Pr6vos, Psradol /. 10 go 70
Washington ne Minister OF France IL contradcted.
The city Va tranquil. There is a strong feeling Of
excitement under the surface. but the ample pro-
cautions Of the Government prevent any msniiests-
ion OF disorder II Is said that at the beginning ot
the present troubles. the Emperor aud his stat IN
full uniform were prepared. n the riot became an
insurrection. to Join the troops. Armed police
ps,ronr the quarter lately occupied by the rioters.
Oustavc Four,ns has not yet been arrested. He 70
said have nod TO Belgium. The grand ball At the
Tuleries. announced for last evening was postpoocd
on account Of the disorders.
Several attempts were made last night " raise
barr icades in the Faubourg Temple and Beeyilo.
but were defeated by the Sergeant de Vile and the
Inhabitants themselves.
There WAS cone derable excitement among the
people during Yesterday and last evening. The po-
lice were active, dispensing crowds here and there.
but no outbreaks occurred. Many arrests were
made The military was also ou, In force, but its
services were rot needed. BY o'clock this morn.
Jog the streets wera uearl, as quiet as usual
During the late excitement, none Of the baricadcs
were seriously defended. The troops did not use
arearn- although many were wounded In the differ
ent collisions between the troops and the people.
The pslico at tune made charge with drawA
| swords, during which one policeman was seriously
| wounded.
Prime Minister olivier, and NJ. valdrome. Min
i..r NJ the Interior visited the Emperor at three
o'clock yesterday morning. In relation to the events
arising from the nights disturbance The excite
ment spread to Marscilles where few arrests we're
| made.
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The Murderer Of MIR. Townsend 10 be Tried
on Tuesday Next.

John REYNOLDS. the murderer Of Mr.. Townsend,
and Michael Mead. who beat and kicked his wife TO
death, the arst OF whom was indicted for murder.
snd tie otter for insnslaughtcr in the NJ II deere,
were atrai-nci Ia the Court Of Oyer aud Termiuer
yr-Itrday, and each plcadcd not guilty Mr. Mm
r. Howe, ~ho wS- ar.igned their counsel said
tnaI he had one interview Win REYNOLDS, but that
hs utteraaccs were 20 ncohorert that he could not
gam from hin any data upon witch TO found de-
fence. II might q" tussuitN and In that case he de-
sired time N order 10 procure medical te-timony.
~, trial ui Micha,l Mead TO follow that Of RcYuOd-
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Til. Opera ball ut tie Acad nv.

The grand opera ball N the Academy Of
Musie La, night, In poitt OF numbers attendance
VS. anything hut = success. There were q fen
pro,ty costume, three or four spec mems IL the
oPera BouHe st!ie OF orss, some elaborate evening
toilets. with no attempt h masking. ard that Wa
abou, all. With gentlemen masking Was almost
shuy svoded. The small company present, how.
ever seemed 10 enjoy thcui-riN,, an the more fpr
the nTPle room afforded for promenld'nG and Art
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OHJII IRi.

Ti' Hon T. H. noas WIS buried in Toledo yes
terday. lbs f'rerul Wnb imposing
The late Gov. Wa,hhuru OF Vermont was buried
IN Nupdrock Yesterday, Tie fuLcrAl wns attended hy
tnc myo'Ts oi the Legl'laure nonry ali tho state
MI a, Hurrdll, many years a prominent mem
het of the stock EXchanie, died VERY suddenly on
NedncsdF night al his Ir'lcnCe In Forty- eighth
street. lie Ma "a native Of berkshire, Mass wler, he
h1l a nice country homestead. lie was IS yeurs Of ag,
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The A-sa-sinntion of New yorkrrs In Ha-
Nhnn- HMh.c ripiI on. for The N MidnM..

HAyANA. Feb lo.--Iale ad,iccs from the
Eastern Department have been received. Count
Nalma-eda arrived at MAJ Eaulo on the 9Th inst
and would leave for Baynmo, but ut what time It wa-
uncertain. fhe Casino FspahoI, repre.nniing tho
WrMlhS ana prominent SWnards Of Havana, hua
pubished document protesting against the yir
un"ntlaiahle snd criminal Pssessiitu,ion ui l-asc
Gr%nwaldlh, 4 tPcc'l iaecting of that body vas
hth, at Which Subscription was started tor the
nthtNl " the widow and Ornhans Of GrecnMn nllth.
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1sfNros. Feb. l0,-ln the Senate to-day, bill
W. Introduced to incorporate the Newark Mutual
Htalh Assurance tompHny, with authority 90 n.
cap.tNl stock ~ the Company Is Fixed at S6O,pa
WIN Huthorily to increase 1t TO si5O,tnI The hii
" INCORPORATE the slt',ns Institute OF Technology
was passed
The blll introduced In the House entitled o sup
plem'ht To tho New York sud Newark ship Cai al
COMPANY, hulh"rVcs The construction Of the cAuAl
acro.t the N'Htrk marshes whenever a suryC,
shall be made ard tltd With tkr S,crctiry of STATE
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Abraham Hrgemah, a grain broker, Of Montclaii
J died IN II. Nary, Hospital. lloLoScI on wedne-
day. having fsien whlle rdempiing to gct on board
MoIris aud ksrcx tra n IN nouon
Lou II, sony, brakeman oG the Lake Champlan
and Mor'ah RAJ road. was n5taht'y Killed nsHr Port
Henry yesterday afternoon 10y falling under the ira u
Eight loaded care tA,scd ONCi "r body.
The Montreal express train, due In aprnGhed
Mass at Enltps't O'Clock last evening. was throw q
the tIHCk ty hrokcn ral near northampton aud
ore OF tic cuis rolled down an cmbAnknleuI Two
nm. .senXer, " Nnrs M rod. hul not badly.
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The Hon. Thomr. sh,cl,- Diamond R,ns.

The Hon. Thomas Shiel owned a valuable diS.
inoni iing. Am Dooy, servant stulc tue rny
and lett n with Isaac Simons und ucOrgc W sam
uel-. pawhbrol.er- M tntharine street Mr.. Shcl
discovered the tt'it, anJ the servant redeemed the
ring and returned II. McanS nile. the diamond had
disappeared, and paste stoue had been put in its
place. Mr.. Snicl charged the pawnDroker with the
Nrn. Tie case came up In the General Sessions
yesterday, bat the scoundrels escaped because Mr..
Sacl could NOS positively swesi v hO took the Jew ell
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H,pr,urVa, Fob lo.-I' Is said that Gov.
G,ary hs> refused Ia approve the hin passed hast
week directing the Supfcme Court to review thc
evidence and decide cipigAl cases on thCir iotris
IL VAS passed 80 cover INC case OF Dr. SchGppc now
under sentence OF death ~ carlisle. Much evidence
has been presented to the Governor In the ease ui
Dr. SchTppe, andUi- g,t,rally conceded that II the
sup enc Court shall decide that there l. no crr,r u
lO The M. unNf.
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TIE proqrc-. os,hr Chr.- Tournament.

The Brooblyn Chcss Cub Tournament shows the
following results to thi. day r. =. Brebzngcr has
Won IL games aud lo-t none MackcuEc hos won
and lost . G. 4. Gitcre stand. q to8 Dr. white
stgul- Non and lot; T.. nelWtr - and
lost; L. Per n, won and lost :, aud !. Mason won
and lost
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AmOax nc cues's. on Thursday evening, nj the
slc-an, cntsrtAir mc1t Of NJ and Mrs. Thomas Bar.
lour, io Fai,r-on, : j., were Mr. John Campbell
srd Die ty. pretty n.-r tts Misses Pratt. NJ sud
Mrs Ssrrie.. Ar ,rd Mr. VIZ. q Tuwnley Mr
md Nrs nc1ry J. brfler the three " -srs p~r-sc.
OF New YORK Me. gray, OF M1y-,ile ~ Mi--
Knapp. OF liackcBsack Mss Acton, Gteunai
Miss Lille Hopper, Miss MaEs.t N0rpcr " tro.
Townly, Mr. Robt. Barbour. Mr John smu. Mr
Gaiiney, Belfast, Ireland aud Col. VIM. A. Butler.
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San fR'ScIsco. Feb. lO.-The banks of this
city have agreed to close Ut noon the s.d inst.
on account OF the srca, nuslca festival OF Camilla
trso.
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Coy. Hoffman has removed from Office the
Commissioners OF the Niagara Frontier Police.
They were accused Of taNing plirouen for political
purposes and l'censing houses OF prostitution A.
drink inc places.
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LONG I>LtND.

" II. Cook. formerly Station Agent u Huntn-
ton, Long lsL Ia. hceh lpp nted agcat f'- tpc Qas
I.lsud ttsiltu I'd IN sag llsrn5r.
hontauk Lodse, No. 5SS, !, O. OF a. n. entertained
IT, lad! + ;nis Ia the GrccnpOnt House on Neducsday
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canvass Of the Senate yesterday renders II
Ituy certain Of both bradley ana sirVns'- con1r
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THE WALL STREEr BRoIL.

The Facts in the Cnso OF Van -aup q Co.
How q Creditor was Flcecrd by
ID btor-Barr's Phiia dc iphin Letter-free
Masons and the seventh Regiment In.
volved-The Case In tho Courts.
Vail street was yesterday excited over an ar
porf6 story, published In respectable journal. ach
affected the standing OF well known nrn. The
acls In the case, as unrayeled By sUS reporter,
seem 10 be 81 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13

81 Rye dull sBd lever; lao, sss al e 8ssssebsDss S,,st
Csrn quiet and dal Nes RooBd yeles Al
ell Western Yellow ~ 05, Old sssm nses IA H,,,,y
dsH and market omeshst dprsssed tssresst
rosed do az ~ OdSl l0i Canada West 81 Od 81 Bars,
Malt steady tEorored state ~ 20nSl 3 srFossd eI 1
81 45i Canada West 81 SS@sl s. Oats ssaaIi STATE sspoA
bulk and IN bags Sc. 80
OswEGo i2-Fou, was fair sepsps and n. s,s %,
steady sales Of 800 bb 80 for Ne sp6sg. &c 70 Tor Aw.s
Winter 80 2; for Whit 81 Is for Dosbe Erts os
and unebsnged No. Msankee Club 81 27l
81 &c. Corn dali; sales Of lots at o. Barley Quiet Pr.
UPfske Canada held At 81 o. Corn Steal o. Is bot.d ana
~ IS for unboted cst hPeed stssdy; shorts sIs3s
shPs'uss Sa54 s8 Nddpgs. s5oG go Railroad SSbt
Flour TO Boston 81 5; NswY0ri 96c to Albany,
Jan IR-Cet,oB dali 2ite receipts iss h.,~. -
ports 90 bales Flour unchanged Cora frm 1e Oats dan
d6lc Lard doll at B18e Bak hea,s-ShoOhe lie sze. M
4I5ic -
Jan Ho sales reported the Tier,
demand sad pncss BomBay uaehangd EeS
the Old Soc In Toe railroad Oats SOC
eSa9se according to qn,iJ Rye, Sc PORK, sB 19 s
l70l7ie. HighNinss 81
CaicGeo 5as 2-Rrch,nEs shad. v..l.r, TO premium ,,
ITO buying Flour q0ei and sea 81 spraV
tr.s Wheat dn aud sales q No No az Ta1i,
the irregular az 7dsie seller Pshuary Corn
dali 50d70is Tor regular No. a. 10 10 sneaOon dali At 7l7 "a,
dali; sellers Of No. 2sttois dan Ne.
quiet SIZE for No Hghunes dan nQa,
unsettled regusr sales at e26 1S0fz7 An
byer February Lsri steady and dull al 5idle cash; s,y
February. Hans qnet flc short RIB sSes 17le Rsa.k
Sides Iie; Dry Sailed Shoedsrf, Toe Grset shousrs 9l4s
$50 90 Is Light; 80 asa 90 IS for
dull 81 IS IS for Cost seer
81 50 for fair choice Shipping Beevss
Fonr 1900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Com ~ Oats
LOO bush. Barley. 1000 Hogs Sbipmsas3s00 hbs
bush whest 5000 bush Corn 800 bush Oats, AGO Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SIX PgR CENT GoLD INTEREST FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Cont
PANY-'Ths road is completed aud in successful cp-
Grafton as part of the National Pacific Railroad line.
1t connects Sacramento with san Francisco, and
trayerses the garden of California.
The Bonded Debt OF tho road Is remarkably light
in proportion TO the total value of the property and
its earning power. Parties contemplating investment
or the exchange of Government Bonds, Will do well
10 consider the advantages of these securities.
Orders for the few remaining Bonds will be filled
at the Company sprce-90 and accrued interest from
Jan J, in currency.
FISK & IATCH, Bankers, &c,
M \ Nl~sau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13

IoNpov Jan I2 Cousos opened st go 'or money aud
". m s account Fytiwenv bonds 1859 1903
Oil 86l 1907 Ten.Foe 5i3 stocks qet hue Railway shares
IA Illinois Atlantic ami Great Western 20
LrvEsPoo Jan. Ri nCottou opcaed quiet; Mddng Up
lands ND Mddug Orleans. D. Wheat 1901 IN Genital iof
No. Red Western.
LoNpoN Jau lTaor 20 per cvt Slgar qr'et Lnseed OF
dull Rosiu gao per evil Tor Common North Carolina - 90
IoyboN jan III American securities easier st the lob
logag ouotatous e. T. FNeNeut bonds l0l do 100 Old 6l
1867 s5t. Ten-Fory bonds coup. 84 .
Jan ll uBeef OR V terce o. - 10 ioF hhFa
Prime Lard cheese 1bt y cNt for l best kfai' {"
American Fine. Spirits Petrol 'uin. l3 q gailor.
ANrwEar. Jan l,-Petrotum opened srm and unclaimed
PARIS lThe Bou opened quiet aud closed quiet hen'es
> IT, Doe 49,,
FOR the account American closed quiet and steady od
states Five Twenty bonds 1907 81, 1903 old 80. 1907. go ZEN
Fortes So steady. kre Railway SHARES lii iu"' Va
trails, los A,aiuc aud Great Western, - amin A.,
It,turoo Jau l2-4U D. m-Coton closed dul; Mddhng Up
l,p N re Orleans llld; sales OF lie day 1000 bae. ~
elua zUai J eIpof and speculation Refined Petroleum, y
galUu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13

DES MONEs VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT TER CENT
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BoNDs.-Ihe undersigned
offer for sale a limited amount of the abOvenamed
bonds. They receivable at par by the Company
in payment for any of its lands sold NJ scheduled
prices. The lands pledged for the redemption of
the bonds and consist of 10000 acres OF choice oca
TONS situated mostly III the Des MONIES Valley,
Iowa and are estimated to realize enough to nearly
quite cancel the whole Issue Ol bonds, in addition
to the security OF the road. Price, 80. For further
particulars, inquire of
CLARK, DODGE a Co. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Dan nm, PM. Ian ll-Couou-stock Mhdhng Upland,
ga. MAILING Orleans Flour dull Sprrnn' - 2@
si krtras ~ 8; North Western htlrS Family fS Ti
ps,nia DO E5a o. Illinois aud Ohio do, sSsSG % -
M anil and maintained Pennsylvania Red III ~
Corn dull; OLD Yellow 81 VS. New co.
g-c Oats Petroleum steady Crude 1oe henne1
al o,e Groceries unchanged Provisions droopns, Ms rom
s2Gs Lard 6l dl6i Whisky advanced wood 81 w. iron
bound at 81 Oa ,u,,,--- IN. o. Plan,
anil AMI unchanged Wheat choice Ma and he'd PennApi1
ysyv ul 81 250fl 2 MARYLAND 81 fs9Sl 90
o. Srm Tor White AZ u2 Yellow 9dc Oats dali a: $50
Sc ave active at Mess Pork quiet Bacon ques
b Sde. lG,c Clear Sides lie Shoulders, lie Hams zoe Lard
ous WHISKY hrm al Of Oa iOr wood and IRON bound
S.y1SSAH jan quiet, Mddlhgs, Alc receipts 1890
hsss, sIpor;. / 63a bales; sales, $50 bales
tUGusY. Jan lLCoon closed duh aud weak Mddlngs asia
2lJe.. bales receipts $50 bales 4
Tor Eno Jan Dull Wheat declining No. White Michigan
Al III Regular Sl No Red held a 81 o. buyers bid 81 y,
higher dahl unchanged Dressed Hogs dali $40 3OdS
The BEST bid bah Wheat 5000 bush Corn 400 bush
oats Dressed Hogs shpmnis-LO basA wheat, $500 bush
Corn, 81 900 N HogL
LouyiIIE Ky Jan ll--Cs,iOn qne, Mdiug. held 29.e
Brs Family IS Wheat steady; Red vi Us; White
81 Germ 9od9sc oa,. 6OdtJe sacked Rye s0c Tobacco
6rm sae hGS Lugs S56s7 Leaf dali Meas PORK ga Bacon
MsAu-Shonsr. i Clear Rib Side, iic Clear Sides Isle
Sugar Cured la- Lard Gic. WHISKY dull romualy 93e
Jan. Four unchanged. Corn steady e0R62e
unchanged I've unchanged Cotton dahl Ming ei Tobacco
sales los bids - sdSl9 % WHISKY 93c sales
bb- Live Hogs dull with but % deHsud sales 80 100 "a
Dressed Hoe slo I5dsli p receipts 9tol bead iouse' dull
Aad nominal Pork offered Al ~ Lard, ~ dlte Bah Meats lie
Shoncrs iia1lc m Side, Shoaiers; l5l 6c
for sides sus DAN and unchanged irAugc stead, a. having
10 % s.liug.
AIEAsI Jaa i2wh,a Ja, Amber state ars Michigan ~ g30
81 w Me- o., Nho Ashsae, ~ asl 40 n,A. 81 cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13

The American Quarterly Church ReCieiv opens
vitl, spoken article Advanced Rtualsm from
Tho pen Of tho editor Prof John NJ Lcavit To milder
forms ~ rtualism Prof Leavitt evidently has Obiec
lion bat m the proceedings Of certain prominent ecclo
slastcaI a aiors in England he dscerns tendency to
promote Christian unity by fun surrender to Rome Of
almost everything for which fathers battled and
bHred !" by Of Papal supremacy, transub
sanitation the invocation Of saints, and the fun cere-
Enonal of the Roman ritual; and ne calls for the Trial
and punishment OF offenders, in accordance with the
provisions OF the cauous. Mr.. Arthur Pember is the
author az a noteworthy essay Clerical Celbacy'
He reasons from various passages IN the New Tesla
ynent and the early fathers that cebacy in primitive
times was warmly commended, but made compul-
sey upon the clergy until after the third century. he
believes that purely voluntary celibacy would be a
great gam FOR Church especially its missionary
pecL Mr. Pember article Of course will arouse hostility
IN his own denomHationa the more because It is ably
rten and places the arguments for his side OF the
question IN their strongest light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

wypygsp., Jan I2Witd atmosphere which
lessons ock OF either on hand there nov
dP s s.pe ' ,t. ae humber o. head Of
Ie Ia or tue .Sit oi @ aod d and s brought over
from Weehasken len nom that market lae was s0, @
bout ali e disposed supply Of common to medium cattle was
largest many he state ane Canada lots 9e3I ag 'as M1
day the bee. Win 'ssTfey So S @ Sa a DRY cows at
W. Tss had IN fat Kv cattle leh weehasken Monday.
They sold them to-day AZ l5Gi7c. on y eEt - ,, c,. .
r. c for A Mann 2C2 I'LL steers 70 Of mem - est a.
fe5ley 20 had IS Canada bulls, &c, 6ceL. al l2iG
l5 few top. 5 81 Ohio cattle for Taylor aud Jones sions
'"f a. Williams .oa D uneven Ohio for Bgg' Coz 10 Of
them very tse ga u c"t steers ana sVIfls voc IL
"a for Fsrrham CO. 20 Htte BE-
dress per Ft. and u Va aud Penn cattle 0 IaH Co..
e"S G ' ~ al. II lr sc,ut 81 cwt little I2
70 oho Wooeou Co. cal at 5 and car Canada mixed
~ 8 q o,ep so 20 medium q st for wsiI Co. at
h Wener for Livingston Co So Canada cattle g cwt at -
oiic r-.,....-...,r-. ga,
90 I H Sas mixed cattle arrived wsghvkeu Bliss
Dmmk one p heal cwt sold a. % eaen and The Others
sheer are IN good supply arriving ibis morning viz Il cars 1t
Coaaglpaw at Fosteihst; cars AZ gftnst and :
cars OHeupirsdt They were ostJ soil but owner, we're
E to SIC really ine sheep being 90 oa hence TIE good
~ sheep 9 d6 ~ a't and % Jerseys So 10 AZ 'e hA'e
Co. ,Ga ~, aae Elliott SOLD an sheep 2l7 ofe7
at De- aj OF % lJ3 "a 70 siti l' Of ." % at e. and
lgl of84 n 20 49, 80 40. 80. ,s,- al. e,
Cansas ~ 10 at6c % Of - h At 'o II OF ~ ID AZ 'c aIu u
MeGrr Ee sold lss State sheep - H. al &C. aud 22 Of oi ID
a 81, . ,,t. - =.
~ 26 state - D. So; 100 OF p n a de iS oiS' TO- at DC
R5ury Isi s5 igs Ohio sheep o. 10 a6, l62 State 81 H.
AZ Tc. and 10 Mich, 100 %. at &c.
Piss 4 Diumck sold 100 Ohio sheep 70 ID, At &C ,.
Hog decidedly weak hota dead and awe ecep on I'VE r
,,S sU m Is cas- a. (JnmuupsW and ~ 10 toIuetas1
Z he fon Yesterday The only sales gl9 Ohio nog
~ Aury lrrcb 40 10. Oc They are Quoiane ~ @iVc
a., lr..i m 10 l.. die Western dressed sod a. Il-c