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New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
FAMILY MARKETS.


very plenty and low Poor sold cheap l5a2 for
y2.c. eOO4 a va Is for quarter.
varieties this week such porgies
at each.
+rGJc = pair They begin to arrive from Connecticut
Ftrsn Ftrs-Fcreign abundant selling from
wagons lemons, 2c = doz Bananas plenty,
sn rreares plenty Ruharb largely takes the
place apples and Hothous grapes sell at $J y n.
10 guOi su~tsrres ae in market to-day
G.ooEss h4y, dOwDssrd tendency some dealers marking the
darkest pun i2o u, with white e
Teas have 10 L-u reduced about 10 cent recently
MKATS(oar,s heei the only cheap Sewing and pieces
I'd n. good ribs RIBS
and high thin s1dis
- y Veal plenty, and largely takes
tne of Keeps l2H5c for poor aud N0c Sr h
supply and largely used
PotiTE1 GASg-Nh pigeons swarm shout, and have
pitched nArtet- Pretty gOoi binds tiae At 81 y do,
tae Oc ths best command !. Z3 Spring chick
lover eiug 5f0 ~ - Iair; hey small
Fos, soll 25Q C = b turkeys 3bae Wild squads begin to
rDl sell Of : 4 doI
vpGyr,sY-New eahagps sse st l2dlsc
each are q1te small peas forward freely and
lover selling j PER per for stale lots sheld
D,rmua potatc-s plenty at the pnc0Gc y pk.
spnseh Abundant and sells A q pk. Old potatoes can h bad
Vey low W Thy bbL-+lGs Asparagus gross last and che9len IN
We with hot weather IL sells 'ror Bic 10 Soc bunch Rhufarb
n oI STALKS aad cheaper sshes coming fon Virginia in
le and the stale w1ll look the tops
q, 90. and the roots sold hy measure
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TRrDAY MavG-Wh cattle COnuupaw and Il at Wee
1egseu making 81 bad to-day AMI completing 5 for the week The
cep qualities the fne animals then sale
m fed Western bulls and fair 10 good
nearly bot cattle beroe nothing
decent cattle much below l64c 1t
that thin steers sod az lbe Bull went al IJ1c lhe cA
Mi by u NJ, follows: -
j. AeIsu Co. than half the cattle viz 81 com
,oJ H. w Fitch sold l52 Of 7U cHt, good quality
odl,c and ~ It I3c H. Murray averaged
for biz 3 bead lad 81 j. Dalbey sold 81 at 9 o4c
while Beach Bray l04 Of ~ cwt fat at 64l7c
BW Giku had - good ILL., sold at l66lc
H. Ncheme for Brown, III Ky sttS, oil OF them % cWt
steers, n lc aud 81 bulls, "a cat, st l5Ul4c .
hcfhersOR so1 ~ decent a Ill steers for Taylor
Heg ~ each nd Of their Ill steers scant u c~t at
dt1c averaging fully ltr.
Al Weeawken tie market very strong WaiIe selling bis
A. Illinois steers, "a cat, at J1 Ql5$c
Chorh for w Wood 81 Illinois steers s:roag 81 cw at Ia
l5ic
T. IIurd for o. Drnmc cst at l5ia1Glc
1Ory sold 80 OF tl Wool cattle at q
76 oa Nekbawken Yesterday and ~
VI begd al one hlldlol,h-st al Of which sold
ghth-s and st fOiethst, with LEI from
e than the butchers will take,
reduction Total for The week beginning with Sunday,
Al trade slow sn statesmen admitted
ute per n from yetrlay j. ~ Pdc1ck lug u poor
OHIO tls Of % l2c = NsxJersey do = n, at M Is Ono
seep n hd lie ga Of 70 at de- 10 Of 70 70 at &c,
sui 3.
K BeAs lambs 45 ~ Ohio hcsre sheep,
- H. 1t 7c ZC Of "a! -, al 6ici iz OF h. al 4ci l Of a d. at
ac. snl IS of ~ y. AZ DC.
Kae Co sold HewJersey lambs g. ~ Al oc; about IS n,
% IS escj - Of ~ n, end 80 OF q n, both al pc.
At btbst Hume EbOt sold 81 Ohio sheared sheep %
aSerye lots Sic. aud 81 state wool sheep, 81 H. gte
Kr od 50 lnsHa cfPI. sheep Z ~ s 8i; ~ OF 100 N at
q 3 = u Ohio do ~ n, ie III Michigan wool Si d.,
al lc. al1 li9 Indiana wool sheep ga Z ~ At 8lc.
a. Ioraet. Asoury rch sold 81 Ohio heare sheep ~ b at
Hs doing the arrivals being Forietst
nd a. 'onmuIpw making 435 This week Dressed sell at
i@.e o leasy, and lzsc for light weights Bm market
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

POVSIONS-PCrk still dull and the buSpe Of johtnr charac
prices heavy QlOtah sales 0) tls ~ 80
' W Mess so 50 for Ctr DO, $e2 81 o- Prime 23 for Extra
Western Prime Mess. and : for Clear; for future
delivery 100 bbs Mess 80 p. seller June and SO seller Ju7
1,-.f Gales bhs Sll for
-l5I S M Extrs M Here Beef is s'eady aDi in TAR
demand; s IS for Old Pnme Mes and so for Extra DO
ltn bblS
southern Western Cut Meats IN far deunnd and
.a.g pkgs Pcked Hams ns7l2lc for Dry
Sl Shp1ers Bacon qusi Cumberland Cut at M Tltc sales
Bellies n l+c bulls ami l4tc in boxes. Smokei Meats
selling % 2lfc for ShunIer, and l7C2lc for Hams Dressed Hogs
2altc City. Lard is dull heavy and nominal;
a IBIS lc l. Ice for City, and l6s 6ic
q r-rne stsam future delivery the market is heavy.
BriiI-O butter Of market New hnE AMI fair de-
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07


RICLI he steady Oh grades and fairly acye 100
Carolina d arc for Good 10 FaIcy o small
SIGARSaVs have been less active but s held with much
~ cou1dnce end full have been insisted and OBJ
Far 10 Good Refining s45sc sales Of y5 hhts at pa asc for
100 Havana Refined
N llc Powdered Grauuei and
sClus.ci and l!tc. for White.
SOlP-We note small sales of CASTLE az l2ial2lc.
SLECoyeI Seed good demand, ami the market trn al 4i a
Timothy Seed fm a. p7U - p Rough fa1steI Is
rrl. 110 20 ~. Liresi is brIn at ~ 20 golL
TAIL rs moderately an steady; SAILS, 5000 p at p a9c
WI>Kl and steady; sae, 20 bb at 81 U5G 81 " ior
.ri ian lltul
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

This SATURDAY Night at m fourth ,ine th, Dasl-
stones Comedy - -
Characters by Mr. JOHN GILBERT, Mr.. JOHN StFION, NJ
CHARLES FISHER Mrs LOUISA MOOhh DR.. b. H. nSeOOl-D.
Ms, EFFIE GBRMON Mr J. II. SfODDABi Mis EMILY kkS-
TAYER, Mr. LEONARD, Nh LAURA PHILLIPS
MONDAY EVENING Ma viii h. presented foT toe lr-t TINS
in this eouatry Capt LEIC RR vBRSOSs Military Dr.na,
THE LANCFRR
Produced at NEW SCENERY
NEW MUSIC.
NhW APPOINTMENTS,
NEW UNIFORMS
and east Of UNUSUAL STRENGTH.
WALLACK'' s,rr,n,v NJ,
MATINEE 4 - m.
Coz etv
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
~ Corner of Twenty -lliris. aDd Eigh.saye .
JAMES FISK, 'Propnet"r
THIRTEENTH WEEK
Of the great Spectacular Pron.on the
II TEMPTATIONS. u
First Week Of the Grat InpenaI Abdul Ns!hh
SPANISH BALLET TROUPE,
from her Mae RoyL ltaisn London. sni the principal
tDesiers In spain. TgrAey and Egypt
New Grand Ballet Dyertsrrent.
MAJAs Y rORREROS,
introducing continuation oonunon Eith the oil
llvon9s.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
7O Brop~a and bne Ralsay uc.r' ohce oer I~en '1r'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODVCE.

Per North httrtr, PesSL. EdtiTOdfS
MAY lS bales Cotton 10 Ashes pkg BeesWaI 58f
bhs floaI 5l bush. Wheat, O bush. S
bush Rye so bush Malt seeI bush Beaus
bsgs Cora Meal 20 bb Spirits Turpentine jb Ron b
(ofs ~ ph Beef 70 ptgs Cut Aeat % Page r 3 pkgz Ssnn
10 pGgs Bmsrb pigs Cheese 25lO bls pgs Tsow
pigs De Fruii VS. hb WHISKY Wool u hale, Jmp "a
TOJacco' 50 bjh Red OIL
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

l. In'ored by the STATE or GEORGIA,
Beariug SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST in currency.
limited amount for sale on favorable terms - .,
HENRY CLENS & Co, No p Wall-St
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

corroN-Tc dcmsnd has been NOR general and psoe M is
rotSine of ing eIcept tu pnces sales loe bales W ssl @
s az which 82 TO consumers ana Sp
,.tar. f,r uure delivery Ast evening" 200 June 2tc op
~, Msv 2r,c 2lic and 300 july zsli on bss I" Lo"
M.ding We quote IS follows 49,, ~ o-, r0,,s
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

cNvVtEhf nothing the of business from first bands To
s the market somewhat nominal for all Kinds but with rather
' SpIES meet with only moderate iobhng demand at GJe for
49, - e Patent. and rl8d20c for Adsmanine
SleI 10 AND MFAL-Weeu and State Flour opened dull and
more favorable foreign atviees he market improved IN
higher The inquiry chiefly local. sales lA"
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
amusements


DOOTHs THEATER,
ID Tseny thrdd between Ffh and srtos'cs
THIRD WEEK
Last TWO PERFORMANCES
MR. JOHN s CLARKE.
!" '"' ''' "A WIDOW HUNT"
~ "TOODLRS"
LAST DE BOOTS and TOODLRs MTIssrs
THIS SATURDAY, at ~
THIS EVENING,
Txenty-6rst end LAST TIdB OF
MR.. CLARKE,
MAJOR DE BOOTS AMI TOOOLBa
on MONDAY Nsy9
MR. CLARKE
will appen
ROBERT TlkH.
In Morons Inc OLD Comedy
THE SCHOOL or REFORM" -
Also the hBH COhEDf ~ tSo aes ~ NJ
''-" AMONG THg BREAKERS"
secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE at the Bor Owe of s
Theer Branch Ticket Oce tie Music Store of u H.
Co I'll Broaway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
GEORGIA.

Message from tho Governor 10 the LegiS-
Observation-Disclosures Of the Fourteenth aud
Fifteenth Amendments.
ATLANTA, Feb. Q, 1870.
The General Assembly received message to-day
from the Governor including correspondence wi'h
General Terry, in which he General Terry acknow-
ledges the Governors notification OF the organza-
ton OF the General Assembly, and informs the Gov.
ernor that both houses are now properly organized
for the purpose OF asserting to and complying
with the conditions imposed by Congress
for the restoration Of the state to s original rela
tions with the nation. The Governor reviews the
action Of the old organization in expelling the
c00red members and quotes the several acts OF Con-
gress relative to the reconstruction OF the late rebel
states. He also reviews General Terrys report or
August Ia, and the action and report Congress
the Judiciary Committee appointed TO Investigate
the credentials OF Joshua HILL Senator elect from
cal history OF the state from the adoption or
the act OF March g 1857, declaring that
until the people OF rebel State are
admitted to representation in Congress the civil
government that exists shall be provisional only.
subject to the paramount authority OF the United
States at any time TO abolish, modify, control
persede the same up to this time. That right, re-
served by Congress- has never been Withdrawn, nor
has expired through any legal act OF Georgia The
Governor rec ommends the ratification OF the four
with desire for the good Of the whole people, and
the hope that Q citizens worth may be determined
by bis own ef1OrtS--nelther advanced nor retarded
by birth, color, religion or politics.
unanimously, and the fifteenth by vote OF 53 to "a.
The Senate ratified both the fourteenth ana diteentn
amendments bv q vote OF n to 10.
Both houses have adjourned until tho l4th inst.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

Funeral Of senor Castnnon-His Chyldren
Under the Protection of De Rodas-Excitc-
ment Of Volunteers ut Matanzas.
HAVANA, Feb. O. 1870.
The funeral OF Castahon took place at noon to.
day. The procession which followed the remains to
the grave occupied two hours in passing a given
point ana Is considered the larges or the kind ever
seen In this city.
Captain General dc Rodas announce In public
order to-day that ne Will take the children or the
deceased under his special protection.
The assassination OF Castahon continues to be the
general topic OF discussion.
At Matanzas last night the volunteers, excited BY
the Castahon affair. assembled In the square
In front OF the Governors Palace, and called
for Acevedo and Hernandez, VINO were i'm.
prisoned for having concealed arms In their
houses. The volunteers made loud threats and nred
their musKets into the air. The Governor came for.
ward and made tranquil lzing speech, but firmly
refused to deliver up the prisoners. The volun
teers fingered IN the plaza until morning, when
they dispersed without doing further mlschie!
The steamer MORO Castle from New York arrived
this morning,
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
TELEGRAPaIC NEWS ITEMS.


Eight buildings in Clarksvllle, Tenn, wero burned
yesterday morning The loss Is $4,000.
Efforts are being made in st. Louis to shut up the
theatres In that city on Sunday nights.
The town OF New Haven, Conn.,, has voted to
postpone indefinitely the loaning OF It's credit 10 the
Air Line road. The vote was 1917 to Is2.
David Atwood, Of Madison, Wis, was nominated
yesterday by the republicans Congress- to Ill the
vacancy 0ccasloned by the death OF Mr. Hopkins.
The New Mexico Legislature has adopted a State
constitution which VIII be submitted the popular
vote on the first Monday In October.
Governor Senter, OF Tennessee Yesterday trans
mtted 10 the Legislature special message relative
TO the recent murders BY mobs, and asked for addi-
tional power to bring the Offenders to justice.
Young man named John German a resident OF
Allentown, Pa, and engineer at the Lehigh Rolling
Mill caught IN the belting yesterday afternoon
and drawn over the SHAFT crushing him into q
shapeless mass.
The receipts OF the several nre insurance com.
panes OF Hartford, Conn.,, during the year 1859 for
premiums were $s,ssl, ,626. The receipts in 1868
were little $s,O 900, the increase during the
last year being over half million dollars.
The Kentucky Housc OF Representatives, by vote
OF 73 to 49, laid the table the resolution instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the pro-
pricty OF repealing all laws prohibiting negroes
testifyinQ against whites
John Phillips q mechanic, aged ffty-four years,
living in South Baltimore, committed suicide yester
day by shooting himself. because a creditor was
pressing MIN for . claim OF sixty dollars winch ne
was unable 10 pay.
At Newton Stewart, in Orange county, Ind. last
Thursday, desperate fight resulting from family
quarrel, took place between two men named smith
and DembO, brothers-in-law. Both parties received
serious ana probably fatal wounds.
The Washington House, on Main street, Norfolk,
fire yesterday morning. The loss is about s25, ,o0o
which ID partially covered by insurance in the In
lernationai Manhattan, Aloemars and Liverpool
London and Globe companies II IL believed the IRE
was the work Of an incendlary.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoN, Feb "a :3(
+. M.-Consols closed at 92H Tor both money and
the account. American securities closed quiet
United States five.twenty bonds, 1892 s6X; 1855
old s6A 1897, S62s; ten-i0rties, s4f. Stocks quiet
Erie Railway shares, 20; Illinois Central 103ls; At
iantic and Great Western, 261.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Feb. 2.--The Bourse
closed fiat. Rentes, 73r. 42c.
FRANKFORT oURsE.--FRANKroET, Feb. o.
United States nve-twcnty bonds opened firm at o2 q
02S for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LrvERpooL Feb
2-4:30 L. M.-Cotton.-Tne market closed steady.
Middllng upands I'D. 1ssd; middlng Orleans,
llAd The sales or the DAY have been 10 600 bales.
The shipments OF cotton from Bombay for the week
ending Saturday were II, 900 bales.
HAyRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, Peb. 2--Cotton
closed quiet on spot and anoat; on spot 1897.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LOEDoN, Feb. r.
Lnseed, f3l f31 as per ton. JKrpentine, 3os. Cd.
o 3ls. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET--ANTWyxRp, Feb. 2,-Petro
huM 6st at 6o% tor standard WhitA
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
MOBILE As A COT TON sHPpNG poaT-slsoas AID AFTER
THE WAR

lFrom the Mobile Register, Jan. col
Mobile, owing 10 the superior depth OF water In
her bay has always been the port Tor heavy cargoes
OF cotton and OF these the most valuable since that
year OF fabulous prices, 1885, cleared yesterday
Tor Liverpool, by James II. John Wyle 4 Co., on
board the American ship John Bryce, Captain Me-
han, OF 1,963 tons. The cargo consisted OF Z, sos
bales, weighing ,6o5 pounds, and valued 0t
$3.50, 405 20 winch, reduced TO specie at l22 is
equivalent to s633.037 05.
Ihe heaviest cargo since the war was that OF the
British steamship Australian, cleared December H.
1868, BY Fowler. Hessee Il Co., with g. 720 paes
weighing 2T67,s72 pounds, valued lin currency at
$3.50, 1873 3d.
The largest cargo ever shipped from Mobile, ana
OF course from any port was tat OF the British ship
Morning Light 2,S17 TONS cleared for Liverpool by
ID. wheeler Co., March 0, 1855 with b,s89 bales OF
cotton, weighing 5000 l5S pounds but from the low
price OF cotton at that time It's value was only
52bl, 2l7 90. The Morning Light was an Australian
packet, and but for fear OF damage 10 her eegant
cabin could have slowed enough cotton there to ex-
ceed 5000 bales In all.
The most valuable cargo shipped before the war
was, we believe. that oil the samuel DunninG, In
April, ls33-5,46o baes, weighing 2,s23,4s5 pounds,
and valued at S3is,6s6 10.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
THE LIBERAL CLUB.

Tho Government nnd Education or Children,
The sixteenth regular meeting Of tho New York
Liberal Club was held last night At their rooms No.
% Third avenue, there being pretty full attendance
OF the MEMBERS The feature or the evening was the
reading Of paper by Mr.. w. L. Ormsby Jr on "The
government and education OF children.n The paper
contained an argument in favor OF the most perfect
liberty being accorded to children and an applica-
tion Of individual sovereignty and enlightened self
interest. In reviewing the various Gelations OF
parent and child, IL endeayored TO show that ali
authority on the part OF the parent should be
bounds OF reason. Particularly In the ednca-
ti0n OF children, their separate Individual
tastes, dispositions and capacities should be con
suited, thus avoiding any futile attempts force
ties forbid. In short, the main idea OF the paper
was, that In the mental, moral and physical eluca
ton OF children, n they were allowed 10 exercise
their powers OF taste as they were developed,
such perfection as they were capable Of
Much OF the misery OF .hc WORKING classes The
paper attributed To the reckless increase OF their
families in cases where no provision had been made
for their support The remedy for thus Was more In
the prudence OF the working classes than in
the charity Of those above them. The
pabo Schools aaa rsuea a IN wou S
be best for all parties TO have II excluded from them.
Instead OF adopting the proyerb OF Solomon,
spare the rod rod and spoil me child" It
spare the child and spoil the rod. Mr..
Ormsby quoted from Leckey on Morals
an assertion By Mr. LecEey TO the effect that virtue
does not always pay" and 'strenuousy denounced
this theory, arguing that nelligent gelf-irierest
comprises the wnole or virtue.
On concluding his paper, the subject selectca by
Mr.. Ormsby underwent len2theueG and able dls.
cusslon there being but very few to negative the
principle enpncated N IT,
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
THE WEATHER EAST AND At THE NORTHWEST.

From the Minneapolis (Minn.) Tribune, jan 1s.l
On Monday last. according to The HERALD tLcp
had not had :. single days skatingn on the rfnks
OF New YORK city and NJ taverns out tho avenues
where the 24O men stop 10 "bOwn their h0rses and
get NIP themselves the proprietors were All bus
III despair a. they looked wstfuty the north ward
for signs OF snow with their hands thrust DEE into
empty pockets. The Hudson, too, was open nearly
to Albany, general scare was on hand on sccount
OF no Ice crop oil this having damaging eject on
business, when we should think the reverye woul0
be the case.
TO know how much more consistent and proper
we are up here In our way OF doing things let II b0
noted that We have seen passing along w ashinaton
avenue all day, sleigh loads OF solid square Dlock -
OF crystal Ice about two feet IN thickness which, ns
the light took 1t ~ some angles seemed TO approxl-
mate opal, while the selghs dashing ali out merriy
with eighteen inches or so OF snow on a level tIe
merry sound OF sleigh bells meanwhile nlng the
air reminded us how needul Ia just exactly such q
season as this 10 give lie its real Zsst and enter
tanning variety. And n occasionally there does
come an extra cold snap, as OF late when the mer-
cnry dropped down 10 thlrtytwo degrees below zero
thar didn'I hurt bit for the smoke rose straight un
into the coudess SKY ana tho sEl ar 30 that unlen
the cold WAS measured by tho thermometer the
nose aud cara bravey refused testimony to the ex-
treme colo.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

Gloomy Prospects-Fresh Accessions to tho
Rebels-Generals Organizing Tre0ps-Grief
and disappointment of Peaceful Citizens
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ., 1870.
News from Mexico, via Brownsville, represents
that the revolutionary party in Mexico Is daily
strengthening. Generals Maclas, Zarequi, Espinosa,
Davie ana others ore organizing troops to aid the
rebels.
The Vera Cruz Esperanza says
The situation Of Mexico grows worse every day,
and even those who seemed to have more confidence
in the luture now bow down their heads under the
weight OF bitter disappointment. No means
be f0un0 to avert the storm which threatens to sink
our unfortunate country IN the horrors OF civil
war. The revolution has broken out In the States
OF Pueba, San Luis Postosi, Guanajuata, Queretaro
and Micnoacan, and IN vain the government ~
temptS TO overcome tg with Its troops.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
AUSTRIA.
An Arclduchess or For America.

An Archduchess or For America.
VIENNA, Feb 2, 1870.
The Archduchess Elizabeth OF Austria has ned TO
America having embarked at Hamburg.
rThe foregoing despatch does not state the reason
for the flight Of the Archduchess although Is pro.
oabe that domestic infelicitles were the mpelling
motives for go grave step. For some time
past the Princess has been In Ill favor with
Che Emperor Francis Joseph ana, It is stated, was
even forbidden to appear at court The Archduchess
Elizabeth Frances Mary is q daughter OF the late
Archduke Joseph Antoine John, Palatine OF Hun
gary, and granddaughter OF Leopold H., Emperor
OF Austria. She was born on the 18th OF January,
1881, and on the 9TH OF october, 1s47 was married
70 her cousin, the Archduke Ferdinand
Charles Victor, heir apparent to The duke.
dom OF Modena and brother OF Francis w.,
ex-duke OF the same. On the 18TH OF
December, 1s40. he died, leaving daughter Marie
Therese, who was born few months before and
who was married on the 20th Of February, 1868 to
Prince Louis Of bavaria Five years after the death
OF her husband the Archduchess Elizabeth married
second time and to the Archduks Charles Ferd.
nand (April 49, 1854, for whom she has borne four
children, Of which three are Bons and one q
aaughter