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LIEcIIoN sACRAIs COMISG or.

" -oW RcH lY Elected civil Justice In 81 e
i'rNrnih Dis,riei-Tbr BnreIncrd Frauds
"a "a" NiuetCruth nrd Tw uD-~ecand
Nutds-JG,ticn stemnIIer Making Trou-
bic f'r the hHyLntcs VI the Ring,
TIE contested election case Of The People ex.
rel d"nn \. Stemmer ast Joseph McGuire, for tie
civil Justice. hp u tnc Seventh District, was before
judge lLsTalam ycatrtday, on a inItion Oh tie
iGr' o, the ucicuurnt To make the complaint, more
ichplic aud certain the round that neither The ma.
800 u,r thu C.Wic,rr # the irregularities or frauds
comp a!ued Of Il specified, nor the places where
Icy were pcipeirsted sufficiently stated The
charges cuircd to be too general, and to Ie at
best Lut conclusions OF law.
i h assorted IN lhe complaint that stcmmler Is
rPNlly elected to tie position, but that Mcclure has
usurpti and Int uded INTO and unlnwfuliy holds H.
Also, hat Mcclure Is not counsellor at law Of the
supreme Court TUT gross irregularities ana frauds
acre Ielretlsicd IN various election Districts, by
"ud on behalf Of the defendant the intent aud effect
tMhieh we're 10 deprive the plaintiff Of his certd
ate Of election, and prevent the csnyassers from
estimhtng ana cnnvassing the votes cast Tor him
paIucraro IN t.e tiEst Second, Eighth, TNen eth,
md 1Meul, seventh Districts Of the Nmctnenth
Nerd ana Ia the lirst, second, aud Fourth Dis.
ulcts OF me twenty -secOud Ngrd, the VOtes were
iutCy computed ana estimated, aud iruudulently
ChnNH-ttl, 70 ~ 10 award certificate of inturitics
loT hcOuirc. In the kueteeutL Eip ton District OF
Ao 'lno.eohth Ward, the ballots We ~ no, legally
counSd no cislrlet c4nv4s.eIs ape ed nor did
hey have custody Of the ballot bon aud tho
sere removed from tie poliug places in an Illegal
and ursutLOriyed manner The votes were then
degorhed improperly aud Illegally canyssseI. L. Is
iusttoI asserted that In all the election districts
many lalse aud frIuIulcGt votes were cast Tor iic
cure by persons IN no wire qurHed IA electors
nat tues" persons voted al numerous places, many
reserved.
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BiNhING AND Financial.

IuE 'nESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD will unite
the hniIors OF tie Atlantic coast with the inland
navigation OF the West, by short, constant, and
economical HE, The greater part G It is already
IN active operation, and force OF 100 men II en-.
gagged on the consructon Of the remainder.
when completed from the deep WATERS Of tile james
river TO the confluence OF the Big Sandy with tue
OHIO, II will ahord the shortest, cheapest and most
reliable route Tor the products oi the We.tsouth.
wet " the selboarc, aud the quickest for passeu
ger travel 10 rrd iiom the national capital. Con.
meeting and tributary lues OF railroad uro pro.
jected and constructing In Ohio and Kentucky
which will give ready transit to and from the great
railroad centres Of the Mississippi Valley and the
Pacific Railroads
lucxlaustibe deposits OF iron ore and free burning
coal are found along the line OF the road, which
must contribute an important local ranic in addition
to that already drawn from the rich agricultural
eions adjacent.
Tie loan Entrusted TO hands Ia one OF the most
Important ever negotiated In this country; II Is
BASED upon mortgage covering four hundred and
hirtS seven miles OF main line, equipment, &C. for
which there is ample present security in completed
road and work doue.
The bonds We CGer hsve assurances OF prominence
and activity in the money markets of the world.
II Is OF great Importance to purchasers OF railroad
securities to secure those which shall be- widely
known and actively dealt in, and have a ready mar.
ket hereafter.
For Trustees OF Estates, Widows, Orphans, C1er.
gSmen Farmers, and prudent investors generally,
who desire to invest money securely at reasonable
rate OF interest, and avoid paying tie premium on
Government, Blonde, tho loan OF the CHEsAPBAKK
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY affords the desired
channel for investment, aud has been selected by us
Rleci.l In
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TIL iinry surveyor of the Isthnus Of
DnrIen.

Ilc Captain llche reported as being on an in
dependent survey Of tho l-tnmu- of D.rien is Bevc'
Higaiier General Hciue. consular clclK and al.
tc-ht OF the ULitcd statos LEGATION IN Paris. lie
las lived several Year, on the tlmus, aud ha,
crossed It more tam once. He Is thorough topo.
grAgLiul! 81 ,ineer, man OF indomiiable pluck and
perseverance iuii OF resources, and veteran trlv
~ler. He Was with the Perry Japan Expe Iition as
Artist, ana subsequently acted as Typographical
Engineer IN the stan OF Major General John A Dix
curing lie WAY, ard once was confined In the Libby
Prison When lie was captured he swallowed his
dispatches. General Heine has been sent by
comcsny Of American and French capitalists
IN Paris to axe survey Tor cann
througn the lsll mus Of Darien lie arrived In
New York less than Fix weeks since
armed with authority from the French Minister Of
Marine 10 oULiin any and all asst lance from the
French naval officers whom he hnud meet to fur
tn"r hin IN liz bold undertaking. The United
states Government also Issued instructions to our
naval aud consular forces near the Isthmus to eN.
tend him all tile aid Ia their Pow Ct. lie was conf
dent % success IN his unCcrtak ng, and expected to
be In Europe agnin before the lst Of May, to assume
his new station rs Consular Clerk In Liverpool.
We have not before heard anything of his canoe
voyage by water EcrOss Tie ls'huus. and presume
that ia this lie has been misunderstood in Panama.
Ne hope I" hear Of TO return Of the gallant sur
veyor by the next steamer from Panama. and mean.
" lie We lave great ldIh IN the success Of his
eEOrts.
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THE cONSECrIC UT ELECTION
Tho Outlook nj New Iinvcn-Hnrmonious
Action OF tue CITY Democrats-English In
TrouoIe over tae Negro Question.

Tho 0utlook ut New -Hnrmonious
Action OF tue City Democrnts-EpuIish In
TrounI. oxrr,,. N.g,o n...,,on
A., -, -. - -, ,,, .. 49,
'''Cu"''' VI LUZ SUI
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 29.-The review Of
the nciitic,i copt.st nepdir, In ,hts stat. u,, a.,
, , ~ 'ui' 'N'e XIV" j"
LIE Gun "' Iast Salutney' mas created much commo'
ton among our politicians The interview with
tov Pm ii-i U.,s ..,.,i,ix ronros,i,. a, ,nts lot,
' w" ''f'''"'' '''''''"h -" '''' '""
tude letovoinor. whcH hoding that conversn-
ton with ,cur retueaeptat,c mnst have been tom.
,,,.,,t,. t,,rto,, -, ,, ,,., ,t, ,. s,...,. -.
'V'a''' '''''iou' VI Wv "'' ""' Wv ~" ie"u''s
In Connecticut are numbered by the thousands. Not
that he ceJ M, rchepd Tint his sent ments ar or
PIeSS'u WI Vu'h 'hy hepuphcah7 AGAINST hiin' Tor
IL II doul tiul it uny can lc found who would vote
for hin, ,tlcr any ,irru.ns,ape,.
~, .,
hu' Ht uWNeT he hH I" 'Vllthchu u Nnh hl-
own Iarly iricuis are not yet prepared for 50 I'D.
vnrceJ ideas W. have IA ,ood MANY Po,,ho,s
. "'
ahlohs u.s. ana occaslOhsy thel give us considerable
trorble. We have always, heretofore. look ed UPON
Euei IN IA ono ot tho Tending ue,s NJ chat sohoi al
III ~, a., -, - 'O"N0 VI
l''i"Vs' pu' We hOurtOhs Gun Out ne disEusod nt
their quondam LEADERS, radical ideas Particularly OF
the negro ouest,nn Vo,,lv flo ayc a., ,,,ro,to. 4,
n nt vrt nnssod Tho lion Ii,orJ Sn,car aia,,,,'
mo icnding .dyocs,. ~ 90 pe,',,e -
tresses MI. dis,,si a, N Cioya,nmr'. Iss.,,t &
riously threatens to o,t maxim, ,,,nu nsn."s l.;
tile lsr,tic's Interest, No so IL - t,,,,p.-l, 81,
reconcile ,ucn sentimonis viii ,rua Z ,n,c"a,to
princinies Tho RennIicn,. Wv" uso nuv,r.e
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DIED.

morning March ~. LdSard Browne aged 50 years and
las tgn,r1 VIII aLe Place on JnIrsda{ March s. at
o'cocH An. Reiativss and Trends ate requested to
,CuNMY.-oa Tqesf,y morning, March %, Matthew
is iunefal 70 Galway Cemetery will take place nom
his late rCsJcuce 60 last SJth IT., lhursoay, at
o,eGeS r. =. ine relatives and friends OF his fanny
G0lNlLl.--0n Monday, March y. James oormloy,
hi. Gfeihcf he late tawaH H. Gorasy 1sO S the G mem
Dss al ;ne @ ccsSOcsei Ass9caon arc
s,sp6sS. ciht saett .fi rtqffth ifhsis
atl r;eek ia tseses 60 SalyaTS Seme,e5y:
ao rcquc.tei 10 meet NJ ihrir ooHs 10 FSst sIst ~
on Thur d,,. iarSh 81 $50 a u Gel e. A. NJ pre-
Dy order. DENNIS LEARY. President.
At spec al meeting Of The KrickcrbocLcr Asaocia.
ton he AZ then rooms corner Stat IT. aud 50 ay the
following re,o uuons were adopted:
Rs.oiced Thst we deeply dcplorc the loss Of our fell
l2s a-,S'late sld al,n9, ia Zee Somey WHO, 10y tue
removed lron our ,uiast; DC j. also
As,ocaic- 90 Ccrcjy lender our hesfiir,I .SrSPaSy
AID c}l'ol tuOn TO m NIiow fanny m tails their
l. ph.a. Iu4t he officers au m members OF the RncN.
"c.Gc IT, on m Wa5ch thf rn T nsY ~ az u
tribute OF respect - cur late associate AID member.
By orIr. u
DENNIS lEARY. President.
GEORGE II CLIFFORD, secretary
HAlm ARD.-Ou Sunday. March q. AEn Elizabeth.
WAC ct Gror- HAYWARD, m the 80 leHr Oi ntI
Lc iuntTa vii take place ON Tnursda,. the Sist. al
i. NJ iron her late resIIcnrc. LdAy cite second
house nom NostraLd Av., BROOKLYN.
f.E- ,LNGEh--OI Numiay -ut, the 9th Inst 4
drew . only ui Joan ID. and kaie l.. Messenger,
aged ytais months ana l. days.
The friends Of The family are invited to attend the
funeral from the rec deAce OF hrs srIndiathcr. Andrew
Farmer, HUDSON aNy between Soath ami tcIar sts.,
HuGsoa cay, ON "Wednesday morning, az - o'clocs.
IAHk Ll,-on the .'th inst, MIs. MaIsaret fErker,
10 tie sd wear Of her age.
The re.Aycs and friends OF the family are invited to
attend ncr tuAcral from late residence. Suydsm
near Myrtle ay.. BrOoABu. h.. d., on Wednesday mora
ma, ~, II u'clucA,
sSk DEkER-The daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.. Henry
sncdckcr departed mi. lie W the 9sth GaN " AAcn
aged nouths aud ~ days.
IN he bured frOl. her grandnais, MreCLe- AN.,
near smith 81, BropkNp, r. u.
slMONs.-on lu' @ia{ mo. ming. March -. isiO Mrs..
Anna SnOus, VIE ol the lat" ialieK sinons, ths
city, ia tie ~ NVuI ol her age.
Iur il'hu- nuu relatives Of the deceased, together
win The irr ndt tf'utr sous-nlav, Lobtft Butcr AID
nCorg" g. Atculiius are Ia. ed t. attend her funeral
from tne icsdsncc OF George Arcplarlur CcntrA.
"c-t Murr sHutd, on lhurlaN mnrn NJ, %. l. wth.
rut tnrtncr InNHation Ihv remains wall DC taAcu to
GHiNhri 10 iuttr"ent.
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PERILs or HOUsE 0uA.AG.

=
We tsintc Shnrhs-faY my Con.inip, On ur
j kuOck your Head On The Irttnnt
should lave been X chez IIo,,,. A,,,,
n, NJ, L,,,.,h 49,,
a. re'"o'oh II " real estate agent ana
th'''cd b. Il Very jealous q rk uaLtI Crawford.
"a' N'o r'T'a', on .'''''" sAee' happen" 10
'e house on Fiit) street which ruI.t ! lei
= u't 'a'td plarard Inscribed VITA IA f. lac 90
fynf,ttn Sic ,rd,ied tic coacnul,. T.. ,I,i,e l,.,
10 Fs,trc,cb'. one. ,,i.,. -, 80 ~
N'' We ttIk, and made iLq aires curcrrnin; .Ir
house 1Ue rculic- did not .uit he, Ian, ,t ,,.,,.
"'Po'ed others eonii"u'.'J A,Ni1- &c.
'''.' about her own dumicie, Nai,. E....,.
'.Nsl ty,ou cd to Ler bu.l.lt
lie ot...,,, 80,
''' we '"lci nan, and the lady WIS tkcp ~ the
house. Indicated In, ,,,,, ar ........-.,..c.,
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REAL EsrArE TRANsAC rIONs.

Al the Exchange" Yesterday, Messrs. A. J..
Blet cker, Son aud Co sod house and lot sOI w. SD
5000 houses and iots, 10 aud 81 Rvington, ana il
Chrystie st.. tA.0OO.
NJ. D. NJ seaman cold house and lot 2is W. 5ith st.,
fg.05O.
MI 4. Raymond sold house and lot ms sith st. $50 H.
.. 9Th aV, ~. 800.
Messrs tmreld stevenson Son 4 20 sold lots
n tHth St. iJO ~. q. Madison uv., 500 ints rdj
and lots In rear tGO0 house and iot r. W. cor Iih
av. 18th st. Si6Nvi lots n sith at, liz n. w. Az A.
tiO; lot H. T. sst st. 2D II. Sd av, $685. lots -
?. Niti st.. al N, c. 9Th av, tDAiI
Mc,,Ts Muller, Wilkins 70. sold house and lot IN
W. 57th IT,. 1880 house and lot N11I Attn st. $500
lots ": cor. ist az end is'h o., t2,o@. United
Mes ere. John Oh Miller sold ie following Jrokiyu
pro- crty az exc ,cdngly good price House aud 10. ~
South Fluh st., f,1U, lot Nceker av, cor Nnuialn
Vt, ti?2Cj lot same nv, rear Narch e., $50 lot
alt, t@0i? loi; adi, 500 lot, adj; also lots
all 81 gore icf Coz htci,cr and rldCCwUter a.
$50 iyts brdsewaier 81, W. .yar,$ u $3.50; .
lots NnrdHn, near Nrssar ~, t!S0 lot Nassau n
Al ollp IT.. $50 LOT n. aDbvc. sn5i LOT ESudam
Nissan ~. kil0i n NHrick ~, St0g.
UuI advertising columns,
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Tho Ciu oil rnh. nuns Down II schooner:

Toe case Of the steamship City OF Paris agt.
Henry hinmJns MAS Ueard on sPlea, yesterday,
UeIoIe tie LniSed states Supreme Court, IL 10
casc OF collision In New York hlrOOr. The City OF
Purs was going uut SID the schooner Percy ueiluel
crossing r'nlthe ENsl River 10 Jersey Guy endeav
OlinG % secure sultlJ.e anchorage, when she was
struck aud su H. II is sail by tue proctors Tor the
schooner mat q, steamer was moving al d4nL eruus
ra,e vi hpeCu, NIle The nnsNcI uYeusd that re
steamer Was going at moderate spesd and tnat the
rcOOner CHAR ed her course. Tic District Court
be ow uu1 in Iay0r 81 the schooner. The lircuit
court aihrnca TIE decree, ana now IL IL Appealed to
the Supreme Court o. tue UHitod htAes
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APrucc for American PIuuI.eydom.

Pans, March 29,-The Journals to-day an.
nounce that the Emperor has requested Prince
Pierre Bonapsrte " leave uo country, II is re-
bOIlsd no Viii 10 10 America.
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shall Montpcnsier be Puuishedy

MADRID. March 2e-IhG Count of Java, who
Hed from spain year ago, aer having killed Senior
Olusaca in duel hs received an indr gence from the
penalties incurred, aud IL expected back soon IL IL
generally supposed that this WIS done TO pave the
Nay Tor an Indulgence in the case OF the Duke OF
Montpcnsier, who recently killed Don Henry OF
bourbon in duel ~ g Duke OF Montpensier, Low.
ever, nas remained In Madrid since the duel.
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=. fLoun AND MEAI,-1he low grades Of State and
western Hours have shown more nfnnete latte
better grades suanie Tor b,kefs and family use con.
without charge. I've dour has slshly declined. and
without variation from e.tcrday sbueiness the tendon.
6! sun DrinS o. above tlaiod We Quotti supernne
u50etsc, round hoop dio, Il. ia ts!2s; ? Western
F'sfe2s do. winter wheat eiTas and double extras
eIlra. ss,1geS . ciy tsdc ami iam,ly brands Is 70
Sne 'Tn,i 6TrsG, .sssssss5o. iys iohr, si.SS'si1
S,s,i sixty pound FEED, q 50 v 100 r..
provcmcnt In wheat aud corn bu IN Other particulars
HAS been un.eitlcd wheat tu.uai was active nnd ari
,ales t5Oe0 bush., incuilng no sriine, At 1890
wascc IN s'orS S7n saoi; Smbcr ohi6 win',r. tisi,
VI Is " siotci vhNe Nc,cin sltlst,ti45, White Gen.
nominal n e'ccsiIiiJr Western and state Oats uull
store, @C9c lot ronnsjivana and state. and Sc Tor
~ ps C.: sSd ys or q nSsds oF S SsoIR .1
Ky mat du!! a s0c q Corn IN peter demand and
mIed sojtg G. FOR od se for h Srm me We
nrn mh,.c ana tQ6stlCs for new yellow Jersey and
rR9yisioXs- business has generally been good 10
REGULAR way, with some revival of Speculation. hut
Sd S9 wss rs,hsr du Snd weak The sales eash
Mime aw2ps1 70 r pv 69ls: " dor extra
ss or pan mess, and sI III for extra lness Tiefcc
dia niece, Reef hams nouerstciy active. The ssos
western Cut meats .teadyi salcs 10 les, III. if
hess were nrmer We quote l2s9i?Sc. for city. Lard
va, steady, With mo1eI ate business The sale.
primo steam aud kettle rendered ana fassf,. Tor city
The market for future delivery was dull and nominal.
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The LEGISLATION Against ireland.

LONDON. March 20 The bill for the protection
Of life dnd property IN Ireland Tor the first
zine IN tue House Of Lords on Monday evening.
In the coamOns, the reduction In transatlantic
postage was discussed. TIE movement to extend
the L sler us'om, compensation for the outgoing
tenant, WA rejected on division by 2S3 majority
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Knox ana the equinox yividly aud vigorou civ
manifcst N consistent with the and the re-.
Qutements Of metropolitan and gcntcel mnnknd gen.
orally. Knox has been many wears ut the head and
TT t OF fashion but never SINCE he became famous have
such splendid specimens OF hats been offered mn.
lie IN those now exhibition NJ his headquartcrs, gi2
broadway. iir.
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MiRINE JNTELLIGENCk.

sINIArr VI ALsASAo-Tuts nav
tun ftses... q sui sets... ~ Aooi rises 6 "a
.. -, h!os NArEd-rHs "a
,aLdy HOOK. sHt 6ov.lsiand.. = a. Hell SAte.. Q 0s
Arrited-TuRspAY. March 20
Steamship Bellona. London. mdss. and pass.
steamship Minnesota. Liverpool. mdse aud pasA
Also the usual river and cJAstwise vcsseli.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OFT.
ovHySsrowE. March 2e-Palinyra. New York.
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Woman on Trial Murder.

BuTyALo, March 30. The trial of Mary Kearney
for tEe murder OF her nephew, aged years, at the
Town OF Nenstend In July last, was begun In the Su
psrioT Court tLiu afternoon.
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4 REPUBLICAN, RlGAD00N.
.,yrsrsTIRLE TUNIN TfiE INDIAN
IRONS PRINIEIE


c,rlr., negro waiting Tammnny Election
"a tie. Among ih Enitnrchi-ed Cnicrcd
Hen o. 'nu''"" -" -
uen, R6 oaniz'd III ADVANCE OF tue ifo-
clamni'on' -...
cr''rold'h's'" wv s"" ,.. p,o,.,
bpiNP'Li'' ""iV" = N''""us" '"' rn''ee"'"
Insnineh' hao MOI 'oeh proo'4i"eu irop' N"sn'hs'
W. hwas dn'! r'eo+"n,u Wy '"e 'n 'ah' hepuon'
pa,in Conhth Oh wv "a =" ieo'"ir!' ""en " 7!
rily in,i''' "e ooioreh hop"oneahS 10 taNc
~ ntac riuaN "o'"oh' hundred candidates
VIZ IN TIC ac.'' c ''en''ng i"r tWen'ysiN oHoc'
b., candidate "' course canned 10 have Tue
,lo'co'"cd Humanity at heart The tactics Of
D, candidate were REGULARLY r"mmanSish' some
r,clei, to the negro personally on the streets In
n sunlny Schools ana soci'i ga'heri"g'' Others
noe wary, employed influential men "i color A
h,oHe MOI" o. "lFi'un' 'or ''nue"'c was 'n'o"s"
rt' an dau !h'''' Oh ''' eo'orei 'en' 'ne ""'"''
vme1' hou''@'ei -, anu NV my.
Tie "ean'' Oh Vat mean p'nu.'"' "''ioss
n The creation VI liVu" "-'''s' '''''. '''"', vas
heatt mW 10 pr"el u'> 'n'en' "uonV ''e eo'oru'
lNaat.. lie Goa, Gnan OF q prominent candidato
. ,,,.r,,ratoi a. 20 where he eat and silent ~
" - ,..,.,.,,u al
hl- Ii 'e N'ebeh' anu INV Pr",' " W.
Siege 10 de- stable, aat lab good place 10 Sleep
-, ,,,.s,t,,tio, pronnteJ foo bv white men
- ." -, =, IL. -, a.
on no account "'uu "'''" WI" ~. 'n' W
tpht'lrr raror chambers, or eat Ut the table
,.,,
va ,y,,,. ,xv,,,
,-,...,,,. r.,,,,r ,r,.,o ,,,-.I..,,,, ,,o. ,ro,,
Mt influential n, tho b,,cs. ike tho great
rt'or'''d''d, '' u 'n'cN ee'' We" "e'e"eo mu'
hta rather III .nlfei in manner, aud ol cunsidcra.
4, ..,r..l ,iiitv. Rv n,,f,s.i,n . o,,.i.,,, 40,
W ,.. ..,.,.. n. g.. ,.--1 -.
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PARls, March 29.-The conspiracy affair is as
Stunning Importance. Orders have been uttered for
be arrest Of twenty persons therein named includ.
others uOt now IN the countTJ,
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WAsnISoIoS, March 2O.-The bill 70 admit
TeSss-.b.ing precisely similar 10 the billa admting
Eississip OH and Vifginis-was passed IN he beuste
hy party yOte-J cas- ~ nays. IL
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surnKH cotht. Tuu NO.. va, Vs., re- i sss
Ss1 ie, 81, ~, las, y2i, Ys7, on, Sde, SCI
Corn CuANssRs-Nos e. "a, ige, 49, icn ieg
1884, 40 ~, 49, 10, is lis, ~, leo, ISL rs, i,s. lev i'll
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New Spring Styles Of gents hats just out At
UndcrhiilS, Nos iSi and 1855 Fulton st.-.ldr.
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INV YoRk. Tuesday, March ~. The market for
peel cattle was dul to-day, with q Haht Offering and
limited Transactions. but prices remain nomnaliy tho
same AZ Yesterday, when ordinary to prime sold
Of 2oO sheep to-day the market ruled dull with slight
decline Oh comlno1 aud ordinary STOCK. One cat load
OF clipped sheep, rs rs average. brought 6,c car OF
very comnon unshOrn ln nois sold at 6hc sud car
OF ordinary to good unshorn sheep were sold &C
!A@ssc. " n. There Was nothlnR doing IN live hogs,
10 car loads, or ! 40 hogs.
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Fourteen vessels were wrecked 10 Haverstraw
Lay. One schooner WAS driven up ' rect Ia Grassy
Point me dsmsse will amount 70 e2,gOOO
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TUESDAY, March 9a-r. M.-The gold market has
been more active. with nfmer tone. The fact that
the fate Of the Funding bill In the lower branch Of Con
gress IL stln DOUBTFUL has restricted any important
operations ei er Tor rise or decline. The Executive
Committee OF the National Banks before the Way,
and Means Committee to-day 10 relation TO the elimna.
ton from the bill tho The opening
price was INK. from which advanced TO H. though
subsequently declining to iix, which and III th, re
were sctive dealing. the price later reaching liz
From the point took sharp downward turn TO nix
owing TO sses of long god but quickly recovered
iiiH. closing NSP. NJ. W NIX. After the formal clos
Ing Of the Room the price again dropped to MY with
nnal sales at ny In the gold loan maret tho rates
paid for having balances carried were s., sanilS
cent. the nntl rate nftcr Clearing House bciug8 The
saIonis sailed with 1880 in treasure The total clear.
iagt at tie God Exchange HANK were as 1s0O0 cold
balances taQ.t5 and currency balances o. Q6T6 The
principal quotations vcrei
70 A M,....iih le:t5 i Mill e;S T. M.....iiiL
1851 \. M....ll. ~ i. M".... lllNiaOP. M....liis
Foreign exchange was hrm dufin. the moranr,
leading drawers asking loss Tot their prime Lills
though sales were effected at ~ cent concessions
At the tlcse however. they were offered at reduced
rates the final QuOtsuons OF prime SIXTY days bills be.
Ing ier@ i0sH ssht iGSio9k. aud commercial iO;bCs
les The exro European mail BY the steamer Manhat.
tan will closc on Wednesday 30th. at i:9O H. NJ at the
foreign letter oncc. % William street the regular maj
al the Pos. once viii close I'm.
The ouey market has worked with continued e..c.
call loans having been freely made aad y cent on
all cles-es Of collateral, with exceptions al cent In
favor Of the leading Government dealers Funds sim
Accumulate AZ this centre. than
the outflow 10 the interior. Discounts are easy strictly
hrst class paper finding ready sale ct 6 20 cent
other names Ices known range from cent upward.
The bon market has been buoy ant active under
Tie higher premium IN gold and the tone Of the
London market tie being quoted at g11. The entire
list Of 's has ocen In Tree request By bank and other
al I'm M
teuarl new u.s. ard b IN rcsisicred and cou.
pom tis. the latter having nsen from i0,L 10 icsk
There have also been some heavy purchlses by the
shorts TO GOV, then contracts. which ogcther with the
prospective purchase OF milton by the Treasury
to-moi ow, were calculated TO imraTt additional nrm.
ness 10 the market. particularly as the supply hand
mo DEBATE The currency skies have been Ices firmly
held, having declined nom iiga 20 iis. The market
closed strong. and Henry Clcws Co. u Wall street.
1t
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March
Bnsinsss Aoiuls.
Mind aud BODY.

Mind aud Body.
When the mind cannot collect itself; when the mem.
DRY in. when II ie effort M the atention when
our sleep 10 hrofen and our waking hours haraseed
with forcbodings OF evil. then the bowels the blood
cal for ad-,hen BRANDRETHs PILLS are needed.
paIa!Sis, apopexy. disease Of The heart rheumatism
bilious affections. tumor Of the hTan severe cosve.
ne's, by means of BltANDhETH's FILLS will be pre-.
vented o. cured.
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FIAANCIaL AND COMMERCIAL.

Deposit your money in the Mutual BeneG, Savings
Bank, IN linz Sus Building.-Idr.