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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
.OFPGcE or DAILY INTKLlI0BNCRR,
"WEDNESDAY, March q, 1870.

AFfLBs-Market shade easier. and prices IN
changed, We continue TO quote at p 6OfeS ".
BurTER-Thcrc is good demand for prime and
BEANS-DulI aud unchanged at 81 2S69 10 per
bushel.
BR0ONS-$S 6O650O = dozen.
CuEESE-1s In steady demand at lIo for Western
Reserve, and t6c for Goshen.
CARBON OIL1-DCmAnd continues Hight, while
pricas arc unchanged; standard brands, In Job
bInH way, 29c and no charge for package.
C1NptEs-SAr l85S20c, city mould 13He.
C0PTER-RIO 20999c for Alr to prime; 29Kc for
choice and fancy. s.. 'r .t
DRiED FRuIT-Thcre is no improvement 70 note
In the demand ,uotwIthe tho season iS now
at hand when there should be an Increased 90.
mAnd. We continue TO quote apples a. e; peaches
Rt 7HasKc for quarters and 9S @lOXc for halves.
EGGs-DemAnd fair, and prices arc maintain
EEATuEas Sales at TO1S0c, and tho usual Gd.
vance for small lots, IN retail way. ....,
FLoUR-SIarket quiet and prices unchanged;
We continue 70 ggetS fancy e 50 aeS ~ rcd
GRAlN-ThGrO Il q. falF milling demand for
wheat, and tho offerings continue light. We
quote at 81 1901 Is for white, and 90c0$1 oS for
rod. CbA-ffrm At 00c. RVe-S0c. 0dtt13
Quiet at 40c; DaHey-GOS70c for spring and lAlI y.
second quality 9Xl0, g 90; l0xl2, s. 30 = box Of
30 feet. Discount 10 per cont for cash.
GNBENG--65c y n.
IiAT-JQulet; prime hnlCd is still quoted at $iS.
Loose $16Dl2 %.
horse shoes 5SC: heavy bands 4$t8SAc: hoop iron
and light band 6lblOc; round and square ilgb1&c;
oval i<d5c; half oval and half round 4%Gb5)Ec.
HorsC Shoes Eastern $1Gl7 20 z keg; Pittsburgh
50 25S7 05; Nail rods g9lOG. Malls. lOd 70 eCh;
Il 25; 81 and 9l s. %: 6l and I'd q Is: ID and ID
Is: 81 IS Is; ID s; id hnC 81; 2l Rne $8
LARD OT[-ExtFA winter strained, 81 s. per
MAPLE srnUr-salea at 81 7s09 90 per gallon.
ONiOSs-$9 0059 50 z bus, a. to quality.
I'oTAToEs-Mafkct steady at 459SOc, and Coo
from store.
ROvnIoSS--Market steady but prices un.
changed Ness POrk-$Gs DO. Plain hams l7c
sugar cured I8c; breakfast bacon lec; clear sides
lGHc; shoulders l2c. LaFd-15c In tiCrcaS; IKE
In kegs.
RA0s-COttOn, &c per pound.
SRRDG-Clovcr SBed-lS unchanged and may be
quoted at SS 7h99 90. Timothy Seed-SS %.
s4RursEBnitIRorc SssGSc; Now York TSosOc;
CPS1se sSSaRsNSew gS We orIean. 12XaisXc; POrO Rico
Coiieo lSKc; D CoiFOG lS%c; Coffee l3Hc.
SopA-GSeHc In kegs; acin papers; best Now
iS isSoGF~FnmIly OXc; German sHc; Eastern 10
STARClrL7Ssc; Maizena, I9eI4e. ..
SnoT AND LEAD-Iar Lead l2c 2 D.; shot 3 y
s1fS7PlIy{ = IL s Ohio RIroF 81 20; Au'kIn'
Eqs% sSSSr@: y % do do In bozSs or Ix dozen % 9
ToAAccO-NAnutacturCd unchanged; Navy 6S
one: dark IOs and kS 6a0TSc; bright lOa and hs
OfifF2G-Gunpowder 81 5Osl 70; Young Hyuon
81 3Ool 90; Black $iSl 10! m
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Cincinnati Market,
= ClNctNNArf, March O.

CINCINNATI, March y.
PLovR-UnehangeLl 7 NN.
GRAEN-WhCat and Unchanged. Oats
Dull at 496S3c. RyS1Sc3Eee: sales at SJ6s9e.
CofroN-bnll; mlddIlng al 21c.
ToIAcco-Iu hls demand; sales Of % hhdA at
a 303222S.
WHMKY-CloBca buoyRut aud sold At 0Sc toE
old process; and 9iG99c for patent process.
PROVutoNs-Me Pork-QuiGt: held at SIS %;
buyers At $3.50. Bulk McatS-Firn but qulel
alike fOF clear rib and clear. Bacon Quiet;
shoulders a. 1OHc; sides at l6Dl5{c for clear RIB
and clear. Sugar cured hams o. lG0lSc; not
much bacon sides ont Of smoke, and II was dIth'
cult 10 all orders at the quotations.
LARp-Hold ont 0fths Market small sales al
lHntlLfe for steam and kettle,
Rd0S-DeclInCd to lI29c and dull.
OuR-LInSeed Oil-Decllncd 10 Gc and dull,
Lard oll-$I 9O&t . and Arm. PetEOlCum-9GG
GTooERiES at IOII3c for Now
Orleans, CotcO-t7129c and steady.
BFTT CATTIE-SeaFcC at o. 6007 Is gross. .
H60S-SeaFcc At $99S ..
0OLD-Il9H buying.
NoNET-M0Fket easy.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Business Before tho Legislature.
Nfr,,rnr1s NIarnl, %

Business Before tho Legislature.
n .,... MEMPHIS, March %.
Tie AuqlanoASS jackson, Miss, special
says. Bills were introduced in the legis.
lature as follows: To incorporate Board
Of Public Work; incorporating tue Grena-
do, Yazoo and VlCksbIrg Railroad, Ship
Island Railroad Navigation Company.
MI. French introduced a bill facilitating
the construction of railroads, providing
TINT counties neutrality-suspicious. shall
become stockholders; allowing the State
to grant no subsidies except lands; also re-
pufting tho President, before any act in.
railroads shall take effect, to
execute bonds of 5000, with tho Secrc.
tary Of State, that no distinction shall be
made on account Of race or color.
The bin forbiddtng the forming ofa new
constitution without vote Of the people,
was after q spirited debate, tabled. The
other proceedings were unimportaht.
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The --latest News,
xLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.

! AOOSHs j
ap. .. WASHINGTON, March %. 81,
The SPEAKER presented special mes
sage from tho President on the subject o.
American commerce, declaring It q ma
tionul humiliation that this country Il
now compelled to pay from twenty tC
thirty millions a gear, exclusive OfpassagC
money, for freight which should bC
shared by tho American citizens with tht
people Of other nations, and urging an
early consideration Of tho subject. HC
believed direct money subsidy was les
liable to abuse than an indirect subsidy
and recommended tho passage Of the two
bills reported by the Select Committee on
the decline Of American commerce. Or
dereil printed. nTs
The POlygamy bill was read and dis
Cussed by MCsrS. HOorER Of Utah, SAH
GEANT, WARD, AXTEIh and ScAENCH
Alter some amendments the bill was
passed, "a to %, without yeas and nays
Mr. BUTLER, Of Mass, introduced IL bill
authorizing tho President to accept the
resignation Of any Judge of any court
Referred. .-.g. ..Ha.
MIR. KERR from the committee On ELoc,
ttons, made u minority report Ill lavor o.
Mr.. Hunt. the contestant, and against Mt,
SHELDEN, in one Of the Louisiana con
tested election cases. r.
Recess. ...-.. ',,. ...t.
There was all evening session Tor gene
ral debate on the thrill question.
,a SENATE. 1n ,r. H..
The vrrp pprsrDEHr nrcsented reso.
,r,ions n~ s+On mn tho TcCisisturc Of New Mex,
;oo uo' nsi;n~ % "Hthor;t,' w raise two re~i.
y, NO. o,,,S % ns rSvoIrv tn onernte % aUainst IN
@1 Tn[;orO ~ ' " n. '-'" l''' =. -. 7
i" T%o h,l, rcnor,cd Yesterday IN promote
,hd n;;,; ~ ;i;not;dn I ~ rSfSisra wSs naascd :
''V Sr'II r,ot;on' ~ rocono;,Ier W nv AZ STRw.
M % ,o;rt ~ ro6o,nt;o, ] corycvinr colicpr,
& Eor tSa Sonstit s Is oS sar;cnIi,,rc and tIe me.
~ sIo oSS -" ,o,,;,iinS that there shall he
Hn % J,St;nnt;o,, = ~ crsp ~, ,v account oi color
was W. Id disc'issed during tInrinr III thc morning Iout
Mu9 9SLI.l uLaS 0,.,. ~ - n,1T,,,
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WASHINGTON,
WAsntNaroN, March o9.

A caucus of the Republican Senators
was held this morning, with reference to
the secretaryship Of tho Senate, some ef:
forts having bcen made to effect the re.
moval OF the present incumbent, This
movement does not, however, involve any
question whatever connected With his Of.
fetal duties. A committee was appointed
to examine into the subject and report To
the adjourned meeting. Z D ''l g
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n.natnan,s "A 1S1AanAzrrf forI IAIbmtR SenlalI

O. y Il n NHal
H.nPEEaIs IL MAGAZINE for Apr6 SSptatpsi
among other notable articles, d bFfct bio
graphical sketch of Count Otto Won Bis
mark, n sOldicr.statesman, whose career
has been none the less rCmark9ble than
successful. This paper admits the reader
to more thorough understanding and
appreciation of the political ideas Of ono
who has been 40 arbitrary and selEwillcd
in the exercise of power, and who has
l,ecn so impatient. Of all attempts to IN
fringe upon royal prcrogativc. Among
the silk Worms" is an interesting consid-
cration of peculiar branch of industry,
the more important from the attention
now being directed to this subject upon the
Pacific Coast. ."The Indian: What We
Should Do with Him." favors the super.
vision Of the War Department, With
Ouakers "a subordinate agents acting I'm
der tho immediate direction, Of the mill
tary. 1.-THE iron fingers in n velvet glovc,''
the writer believes to be the old safe sol
ution of Tie evOxcd Indian question. "fhc
Great Gold Conspiracy" although making
no new disclosures, Is thoroughly enjoy
able, and, We believe, no more correct ac'
count Of the Inst great financial storm llas
ever been presented. The Drawer is I'M
usually fresh and piquant. W
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II. WALKER, ESQ, of the Wheeling
RegiSter, arrived in our city, last evening,
on his way TO Charleston. We under
stand that he Is to issue 4 daily ut Our new
Capital. If he does not fix the ku Kh'X,
nobody will.-P1rkerabu'Y Times.
Docs this help explain tho milk in the
cocoa nut, which was visible hero during
the pcndcncy Of the Capital controversy
in the Legislature but couldn't tllcn be
exactly accounted for? Docs this sug'
gcst any explanation Of why tho Rtgtst'r
roaretl sogcptlyI on, TINT question towards
tho last ? Tic little Arrangement by
which the Democracy fixed up filings
seems to havo been quite comprehensive
in its scope; This ofIshoot, however ae
wd understand, is to b'e weekly, There
is but one concern in this country that can
run two papers, both daily" Our neigh
bors, rntcrprising rs they are. win hardly
try to rival Forncy.
\ .
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Matters in Parliament.

i'...., ~ 3, LONDON, March %.
In the House Of Lords, last evening, the
Comega bill was passed through commit.
tee. and the Consolidation Fund bill was
read the second time. Tic House ad'
iourned without transacting any further
Important business,
In the Commons, Mr.. Gladstone denied
amid much mcrriment, the reports recent.
" published in Spanish newspapers and
elsewhere, that Mr.. Bright had offered to
rclrocCde The Rock Of Gibraltcr 10 Spain
The bill for the enforcement Of tho laws
in ireland wAs then taken up, and the de-
bute resumed. AT the conclusion Of the
discussion the House divided and the bill
was passed. The vote was as follows
For the bill, 425; against 49, Tic House
then adjourned till noon to-day. W,
In the House Of Commons last night,
tho debate was rcstimed on the bill for the
enforcement Of the lawsin Canada. AZ
ter the dcbatc closed tho bill passed as
follows: For bill 425 against Is,
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRK, March 2S.

.,---|--T, NEW 1Ul!hI NIIIUn |V'
Hon. 3Iahlon Chance, Of Ohio, who has
been appointed Consul at Nassau, n. B.,
will leave this port for the consulate In the
steamship Missouri tomorrow. -
The two.tcrrctted iron.clad Terror, will
probably sail to-tlay for Hampton Roads,
The Ffolic flagship Of Port Admiral
Stringham will accompany her rs CON
voy, and after having performed that duty
will return to her station at this port.
The detectives still have no clue to Col
lcctOr Bailey's whereabouts. The exam
ination Of his books and accounts con-
tinucs Con. PlcaSdntOn enters on the
duties Us Bailey's, successor next Monday
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In making your selections you will be
governed by the following general rules
/. As far as practicable, males and fe
males Shall be selected In equal numbers.
9. Each male pupil must not be less
thnn tlftecn, and each female not less than
thirteen years Of age g.,
3. No applicant shall bc selected, who
shall not, on being examined by the Su-
pcrintcudcnt Of his Or her county, DO en-
titled to il No. 4 Teachers Certificate,
and also he Of good moral character.
4 Each applicant selected shall sub
scribe the following declaration, viz:
81. - 10 declare that 1t is lby
purpose to become teacher in the Free
Schools OfWcst Virginia, and / do SOL
contemporaries that, II admitted to the
State Noanat School, II will, on compIet-
Ing the prescribed course Of studies. spend
two years in teaching in the Free Schools
of this State, at the usual rates Of compen,
sation haid ID tic schools where my GER
vitcs' may be rendered"
Tuition * free TO all students received
upon the above basis.
Each Superintendent Is desired to make
thesejpriViieges known In his. s.c0unty, and
to seek out and encourage promising
young men and women to avail them.
selves Of them. sour greatest present
school want is that Of better qualified
teaches. Here Is u way 10 meet that want.
Even few Normal graduates ip each
county will speedily and cftcctually raise
the standard ofall the schools in the S9qnii pIi
" Blank certificates, to 30 filed O. out for
those whom you select,twiI soon be sent
you., / trust Gael ECounty will speedily be
fully represented in the Normal Schools
2l65Ssfi 55gSpatT KB. " Wrr.Lr3HssJ, LIZA HssJt9
General SaperiatendentGf Of Ftee Sclsooss, ana
PreIdeaf n Regents Of STATE Norma
School.
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THE MANsFIELD MURDER.
Special Jury Called For-..Robinson
Calm and Confident.
MANSFIELD, March o.

MANsFIELD, March g.
The Prosecuting Attorney llAs applied
for special grand jury for the purpose Of
iidictfng A! e. Robinson for the murdero Of
Mrs LunsEord. The court now in session
will probably grant the application and
set tho matter for hearing on Monday
next. There Is no probability of Mr.
Robinson being tried during the present
term Of courts. There Is no truth in the
published rumors OF bloody clothes being
found, or Of other parties being arrested.
A negro against whom there werc some
grounds Of suspicion was brought here
and cast taken Of his mouth, but there
was no hesitation on the part Of any ono
in saying, ,thathis teeth, at least, could not
haYe made the marks on the murdered
woman's arm. r.. H SltI7s l
Mr. Robinson in Jail appears perfectly
calm, and expresses the greatest conf
lencc Of his acQuittal OF tho crime.
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New YORK Produce Market.

EEw York, March q.
CoTroN-IIeavy and lower SalcS 200 bales at
22kc for middlIng uplands.
FLoUR-CloFGd dull and DC lower on common
and medium.
GRAIN-Whcat-Dul and sllChtly in buyers
Avor 81 OSSGl o. for No. Chicago; g. 0SGI y
for No. ]. Milwaukee; 81 231l % for winter red
and amhaF western. hyG-SOminAl at $685.
0atS-Dull and heavy; 65fb57c for western; COO
6lc for Ohio. COrn-Flrm at 9G098c for new
mixed western.
PROVISIONS Pork-QuIct at $96926 %
Decf-QuiUt and steady. Cut MOAtE-FRir re-
quest, aud unchanged.
LARD-QulCt and unchanged. "
EGGs-ActiVe and hrm 1t 306S2c.
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CIRCULAR.
srATE or ". VA, DEP'r FREE scRooLs,
WHRILING, March II, 1870.

SrATR or ". Va, DEr'F FREE ScRoOLs,
WHRgLING, March II, 1870.
10 County SupcinteadentS =, 81
Your attention Is hereby called to the
fact that the Board ofRegents ofthe State
Normal School has given you the prcroga'
tive Of selecting students from your re:
spectivc counties for tho State Normal
School. And tho Legislature having made
an appropriation for the third State
Normal School, ut West Liberty, Ohio
county, It will bc opened on Monday,
April 25, 1870, and you can send students
to It, on the same footing as to either oil
the Others,
The following arc tho numbers that may
le sent from the several counties. Those
from any county may all bo sent to one
school, or part to one, and a part to
eitLnr onn or 10th of the others:
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Amir, Z al Cumberland.

From yESteriGy'S TrdEs14N.
The parties who were in pursuit OF Al
bRugh and Ragap have returned 70 the
CITY Having been Unable 10 find either Of
those worthless. Many opinions are ex.
pressed regarding the matter, some OFthe
policemen affirming their bcliet that AZ
baugh was struck by some ofithb shots
fired at him, while attempting To cross the
river, and TINT instead Of jumping over
board and swimming to the Virginia shore,
he fell into tho river and WIS drowned.
They arc strengthened In their belief from
tho fact that more than forty shots were
fired at him, and sthNt they could fnl
no tricks, nor evidence Of his hAv-
inr stepped ashore At tic point where
tho boat landed. If he did get ashore
and had hurt himself by falling when his
blanket broke, at the full wall, hG could
hardly llaVc travelled very far on that
night; rnbte especially IS his clothing was
very wet, and the night was quite cold.
We hardly think, however, that there Is
anv truth in the story Of his being hurt by
a fall, aS hCwas walking with his sllsqal
free and Casy swing when seen on Polk
street. No trace Of Ragan has been found
at all, since he was seen at the same place
in company with Albaugh, although It is
more than probable that he crossed the
river with Albaugh on his first trip over,
and that Albaugh then came back to wait
tor his brother Joe. Otherwise Albaugh
would have had no object IN crossing the
river, and coming back agAih.y ) / Il
All Ihas been quiet at the jail since their
departure, andsth6 military thereon guar,l
keeps q strict watch over the premi.
ses. On Monday night, an alarm WIS
givon by one Of tho prisoners calling out
that somebody was on the roof Of the jail,
but 1t proved 10 bc false.
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Trade with japan.

al.ya''tl @f".. CHICAGO, March %.
Business with Yokohama and other
Japan ports Is becoming quito active Ovc'
the Pacific Railroad. A consignment Q!
one thousand packages oftea for firm IN
Chicago, and eleven thousand for firm
in New York, reached here yesterday, In
thirty days from Yokohama. They were
brought to San Francisco by the Amcri'
can bark Bcnefactrcss. The entire cargo
is valued ut 100000.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Unhappy state OF Affairs in Paraguay.
90 Ny,,, Sonr. AToroI, 90

By arrival of tho steamer llGrrimac,
from Rio de'JaneirO, VIC lave some infor.
nation about tho dreadful condition Of
Paraguay. The country Is one vast ruin.
The towns are depopulated, and tho peo-
pie arc literally starving, there arc thou
sands living on roots and whatever fruit
they can find. Two thousand widowed
women are hanging about vatply striving
to procure passage to Buenos Ayers or
Montcviedo. Gangs ofdeserters are prowl.
ing through the country robbing and muir.
dering Lopez is safe in tho mountains,
suCcored by the Indians, but the Brazil
lians hold possession Of the whole country,
with that exception. WI WI L-L
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Ohio Legislaturp.

Columns, March 81.
A bill reducing the fees of county Of.
tlCCrs Of Hamilton county, passed the Sen
ate to-day.
The Soldiers Orphans Home bill pass
ed the House-yeas 80; nays 1.
The bill locates tho Institute at White
Sulphur Springs, where the State already
owns land, and buildings and appropriate
thirteen thousand dollars for the purpose
The State Central Republican Com
mittcc to-day, resolved to hold the next
State Convention on Wednesday, the 10th
Of AUGUST. .- ----
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society Of cavalry oflcers.

\ IFHILADELPHLA, NlRFch 70.
Generals Sheridan, Plcasanton, Cutar,
Davies, Torbett and other cavalry leaders,
are consulnmating plans for organizing a
Cavalry Society. All cavalry officers and
pFivaieS are invited 70, ncet In Conven.
ton called for tho 9Th Of April, and will
meet In this city
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Few men would attempt to dry damp.
cncd glnpOwdcr in a kitchen stove. A
man IN Canada did. His afflicted family
would be ghd of any information as TO
his whereabouts. l-aFa
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Baltimore Market.


BALTlN0RE, March y.
FLouR-Dull and weak
GR4iN-Whoat-Less frm; prime 81 2S61 30.
COFn-Fair demand; yellow 9809ic; white NO
CSC. oats-Quiet At 65c. Rye-St0Ady.
PROVISIONS Pork-Stoady at SO 900
q co. Bacon-Firm; rib sides liK6Ibc; clear
sides 16EGl6ci ehouldcSS llN@lSci hams 1910
20c. Lard-QuletRt l5<c.
WHSKY-Qulet Rt 03A99c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

INV IOkK, MITCH n
Market less active, and priccs without quota.
bic change. wo0lcu goods arc In ample supply
and depressed enough; cotton fabrics held with
rather more 1rmnesa, especially prints and print
Ing cloths, but holders al present not disposed to
pay higher rates, and Notwithstanding the Nd'
vance Of tho raw material, they will DO difficult
n aRtOhIlSh F.f
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JouN SMITH, In Nebraska, said he could
handle q rattlcsnako the same US snake
cIlarmGr. The churlishnesS Of tho under.
taker In demanding pay In advance de-
layctl the funeral four days.
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THE SAN DOMINGO JOB.

Remarkable Efforts of the President
to Lobby Il thrOugh-Trade
. with Senators on the .
,; Cuban Question. -m
/ New YoRK, March 20.
The Sun this morning says that o pro
position has been made to Senators op'
posed TO tho ratification Of the swindltng
St. Domingo treaty, that II such oppos,
ition be Withdrawn, the Executive will be
in favor Of recognizing the llelligcrency oI
tho Cnbana .---LN
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TENNESSEE.
Effect Of Proposed New Reconstruct
tion-GOV. Senter Opposed to II.
= NLsnYnIhE. March pA

The drying house Of Prewett, speer s
Co., manufacturers Of cedar ware, burned
This morning. A largo lot ol valuable
cedar timber was destroyed.
Numerous contracts for building in
Nashville. have been suspended on &C.
count of the proposed Congressional inter.
ference with the government Of tho State.
Governor Sentcf declares that he Is 0ppOs
cd 10 such interference, and called upon
the President for military aid merely To be
prepared for future emergencies,
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FRANCE.
.-..an pAn,s. March %.

ars, irdG PARIS, March %.
The EmpcroFs letter to Olivier is
warmly applaudcd by Orlcanists. The
J0RTnGl DES DebNt8 accepts Il as reStora-
ton Of Parliamentary regime,
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KANSAS.
Valuable CoaI Discovery at LeaVeu.
worth.
LEAvENwoRTlr, March %,

LEAvENwoRrlr, March %.
IA man named Hauckc was killed in q
row! with soldiers, ut Fort LeaVenworth
last night.
The Leayellw0rth Coal Company reach.
ed. by shaft Inst night an inexharstible
bed Of coal, not exceeded in quality by
any West Of Pittsburgh. There Is great
satisfaction among the citizens and man
uiacturing interests thercat.
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THAT was bitter Joke Of tho man in
New Jersey who put quantity of Jalap
in some beer his friend vas abOut to drink.
The funeral was very generally attended.
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MISSOURI.

Thieving Postmastsrs Sentenced.
o'. ST. Louis, March %.
Lafayette Barnes, Of Syracuse, and ],
W. Long, Of Brunswick, both Postmas'
ters, have been sentenced by the U. s,
District Court Mt Jefferson City, to ter
years in the pcnitentiary, for taking
money from lettGraS p HtFs. 'o''eS