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FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 81.
La R1tTSh an editorial suggested by
the anniversary of the birth of Washing
ton. This, 1t says, is as much u day for
rejoicing for FrnnCc rs for the United
States. America owes a great debt to La-
iayettc, who contributed so much to the
success Of the revolution and without
whom there would bono Union. The ar.
ticle concludes with the declaration that
Americans will best show their gratitude
TO France tomorrow by placing at their
public meetings side by side the busts of
Washington and Napoleon the Third. 4a
The Conscriptsin the camp at Lyons be.
came disoHlerly yesterday, sang the Mar
scllaise And made noisy demonstrations
Several were arrested.
There was grand teIC at the Tulllcrics
last evening in honor Of the ArClldukc Of
Austria.
The annual report Of tho French Cable
Company comments upon the American
policy in relation TO that company.
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law of the State as 10 the qualification Ol
voters, therefore, under my oath as q Nom.
Der of the Legislature Of West Virginia,
deem It to be my duty TO old in Cnacting
such laws rs viii enforce that, as well as
every provision Of tho Constitution, until
tho same is amended according 10 the pro-
vision of the Constitution providing for
amendments thereto. certainly have all
through the session favored amending the
Constitution removing oil DISTINGUISHING
clauses, and expect to vote for the same
because 1t seems to be the policy Of the
Republican party to do so. Iwould have
my friend Henry TO understand that what
l do IN liberal way, | propose to do In
the ranks Of the Republican party. lwill
have him to know that llc can bring no
pressure TO bear that will force me into the
ranks Of the Democracy. would inform
Henry that his unwarranted attack upon
mo Is not justified by honorable men Of
his own party. An honorable gentleman
Of this city, who / understand to
be Chairman OF tho State Democratic
Executive Committee, informed me that he
dlsapprovcd Of your course Henry, and
desired me 10 understand that DO had
nothing TO dowith II. Now Henry i'll have
to notice you again, will certainly take
my gloves of and handle you roughly
And your friend the editor Of tho Weston
Democrat, had better keep his mouth shut,
or ghost with wool on It's head might
arise IRON the grave and confront him. A
word to the wise Is sufficient And Nlr:
Cozad's friend had better beware, or ] will
publish part Of the Carmack book. l
hope the readers of the INTEGLIaENcER
viii pardon nc in replying 10 Fl. s. Walk
or. / have been forced to stOOp fOrithe oc.
caston. Ifthe enmity of such u man be
formidable, his friendship would be dead
" destruction and pollution. For the pres
cnt q. Sartline Walker, Hdieu.
THos G. FARNswoRTH.
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New York Cattle Market.

.. 'a.'' New YOKE, Fcbruaryai
As cold weather an we have ilAd during thu
winter with lighter receipts all round help the
markets.
BEEyEs-Total number Of bceycs $50, with
3,O7J to-day; some Of these Mte In on the Erie
load. Trade was active and tho stuck nearly all
sold at NC advance ir0m Friday. The range was
nom ii 10 17c; averaging 1itic. Most Of the
good steers sold at l&DlGc; 100 Texans, or all
there were from Texas, Cwt sold at lie; $50 I'LL
n0IS siCCrs, 7Cwt average brought 1870 i6]Ec;
las Illinois, X cwt, 140l7c; S6 Canadas, GH Cwt,
15c.
SHEET-Go quicker Ut Artner figures. Total
number for the week 2i,80O with 300 tO-ClAy, all
Of which were sOld at ~ 10 9Xc, mostly ltGGO
TfC; cars Of III to 100 tE, Canada. brought SIC;
a car of1O3 ms, Ohio, &c; car OfS9 Ms, Michigan,
6KC.
li00s-Total number 1900, to-day 81 cars,
Live arc quoted at Dfc fora car Of s llCrs, while
prime corn hogs would brIng l0C and over; city
dressed sold al I2H H6Dl2i{C; and western at 1lNc
In strong market. Total Of western drckSCd for
the week 500. The market closes very Grm
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TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 81.

NASHVILLE, te0. 2l..
A Convention OrColorcd men represent
Ing every part Of Tennessee, met In this
city to-day. Nothing beyond OrgAniza'
ton was done. Tho object Of the Conven'
tion Is tho investigation Of the condition
Of the cOlOred people and the adoption Oi
measures for improvement. 1t Is avery
respectable asscmblage.
The Constitutional Convention cOn'
cludcl its labors to-day, and will adjourn
tomorrow.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINcINNAFi, FebruaFY 81

..|H q. SN"'E''sNsN S'S''S -
Unchanged. r. .Uifw.
T0BACCO-UnChangGd.
N.-WhGat-DeClInGd TO 81 0GDl O8 for
rcd winter; no whlle offered. C0rn-Dull at $50
7Oc. Oats-Stcady at SaGb1SC. BarlCy-$i 800
Is and dull.
C0rTON-Dull; middllng 23Xc.
WnsKY-In demand at9iC; ealCs 80 Obls.
pHHyIsIoNs- Pork-IICld firmly At 81 50
for city; $27 2S offered. Bulk McatS-Fifm Of
lOkc, iSHc, l4XII6C, for shoulders, clear rib
and clear sides loose, but the demand IL light.
lIaeon- Unchanged; shoulders neglected; offered
IT I9K612KC; good demand for Sidcs Ut lG0lB1{c
for clear rib and clear the latter now held at lIc,
Sugar Cured Hams l6GD19c. gy..au.t
EARD-Flrin; steam 13lltDt6C; Kettle 1S%C.
BUTTER Unchanged; fresh 9SGS9c.
EGGs-Firn At lSc. H.
CHEEsR-DullA ut lGGb11EC.
OILs.-Llnseed 0il--0868$l, Lard 0Il=.:$l ~
Gbl 10. Petroleum 2863lC.
GROCEnIEs.- .-SHgar-Flm at i0XGbtS)fC for
New Orleans MOasses-IGG9SC. COhGD-1HdD
&c, firm and In EAir demand.
SEEDB.-ClovGr Seed 0d-I4JE0I41tc. Timothy
SeCI-$i 20. Flax SCCd-$alD9 10.
GOLT-ll0 buying.
ExCIANIE-Dull at !tGDt.10 discount buying.
MOXEY-Markct easy ut 8OlO per cent.
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4 NOTABLE clse of death from tight
lacing occurred in Chester, Vt, recently.
So rcsolutely Ind the foolish girl plunged
into martyrdom, that aller death ii WIS
found that her ribs were Tapped over each
other, and that one lung had been render
cd useless by the pressure Of the breast
bone upOnit For several months previous
to her death, this poor victim had been
obliged to sleep with corscts on and tight
cned to tho last notch, for the loosening
gave such pain in the internal expansion
that she could not bear It.
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Chicago Market.

FLoUR-Qulct at q COftt 20 for spring extras.
GIIAIN-Hhoat-Quiet; sales No. ut sos C;
No, at 8ld8lHc; closing lFIn Rt Sic cash, and
B93Ec, seller March. COm-QulCt aud hrm; sales
No. at G91G1Xc; closing ut 69It8Gg&c; sales
Of now at 60661Kc; no grade at 4GlH05lc; this
afternoon No. = was steady 1t G9kc cash; 60JfQb
No. at SSX D38iGc; closing quiet at3sHc, Rye.
Steady At G16Gsc for No. 2. BarlGy-Dull for all
grades except Canada, which sold freely at O9c(D
kl 10; No. 9wRs nominal at GSIT2c.
HO0s-DrcsSCd IIOgs-Duh at 80 2SGb1l o.;
closing quiet and easy at $40 81Eb10 62S, diYis
ding on 800 tbs Llve-Firm 1t $SGOfb0 90 for
common to gOOd, sa
CGTTLE-Hn IliF demand at $S67 SIX for good
cows 70 extra shIpring bCevCN.
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIS
ASTER.
Tho Emma No. 3 Burned on tho
.p Mississippi.

A Dozen Lives Reported Lost.
" MEMPHIS, Feb. 81.
The steamer Emma No. $, which leN
here Friday evening, for Cincinnati, while
going through the chute ut Island IS
struck snAg and Careencd tho stove il
the ladies cabin, setting the boat Oh tlrt
and totally destroying her. Ten twelve
lives reported last, but nothing definite
known. r...s, d.. -..5i. q
A terrible gale prevailed ut tile time
and tho water was intensely cold. Sh,
added, 400 bales Of cotton here. The ar
rival Of the Alice Dean with the larticu
lars, is anxiOllsly looked for. The otllccn
of the Mary F0sythe, who brought tlit
news, could give no further news, but sht
was from Now Orleans, and had q itll
passenger list.
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HARpER's WEEKLY for the 2Bth Feb,
ruary Is worthy Of special commCndNtion
from the number and excellence of its
Illustrations and the exceptional fact that
these are all original. The best Of them
all Is a pictorial presentation Of the school
controversy, by Mast, This Is full oI
point. The central picture is Hogarthiau
in its strength. The cpauletted foreign
priest receiving his plethoric moncy-bags
and the native teacher literally "getting
tho sack" arc in powerful contrast: "Our
Common Schools rs They Arc, and as
They BIay Be-" where children fall sects
and races arc dancing together in one Wig
ncttc, aud where Teddy and Jacob, and
sambo and Ching.C Ching arc fighting in
the other. The long line Of school signs
for every nationality md every sect only
too surely prcAgures what we may como
to, IL certain parties prevail.
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purchases OF bonds by the Treasury, there.

purchases OF bonds by the Treasury, there
by modifying IN important stimulus TO
prices; but, against this, must be set olrthc
consideration that o voluntary reduction
Of $50, 100000 In the taxation Of tho cOun-
try would at the same time enhance the
credit of the government and increase the
surplus earnings Of tho people seeking in.
vestment. The postponement Of funding,
rs 1t would be made with the motive Of
being ablc TO borrow lower ut later
period, would also have a favorable bear
Ing upon the public credit.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
INpIAYApoLIs, Feb. 81,

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 81.
Tho hotels are already full Of delegates
and politicians to the Republican COnvGn.
tlOn tomorrow. Senator Morton Is here
and will deliver IN address ut Masonic
Hall on the finances and the country to,
morrow night
The weather Is very cold. Tho thermo.
meter this morning stood six degrees
below zero.
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FLoUR-QulCt and unchanged.
GIlAIX-WhCat-Un COrn--.WhitC
Arm at 9GG9Sc; mixed dull at &c. 0ats-Stcady
at 6SfbGSC. Ryc-Duil al 9SofI$l o..
PROvIsIONs-MC POrs-FIrm 1t Se1 60S28 90
DaCOn-FIFm: rib sides at ISh6bl6c; clear rib nj
lG%GSiGIlc;IshOnIders at l2jli Nl3c; hams lP69Oc
LARD-QulGt ut I6XC.
WIrRKT-AtD DDoGb$I 90.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. Feb. 81.

LONDON, req. II.
The health of Dlsraell is improving.
The Fleetwood light house was literal.
" carried away last night by ship,
which was dashed against It during the
gale.
The Telegraph Is assured that Lord Der
by will accept the conservative leadership
in the House Of Lords.
The Boring Bros. have introduced on
the market the Massachusetts loan for the
Fishkill Railroad.
The Times indicates the feeling Of III
creased severity on the part Of the Irish
tenants since commissioners for CXamin-
ing the system visited the country.
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WASHINGTON.
Fifty Million MOre.-PaSSagC of the
Loughridge Resolution by
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81

WNSIINUTUNl NCU' ID
The House has Just adopted I.ougll.
ridges resolution offered last Monday, to
increase the currency $50,0O0,00O. The
vote was yeas los, nays 90.
Gen. Reynolds has officially notified
Adjutant General Townsend that the
Legislature Of Texas has ratified the 14tll
and 10Th Amendments.
Tho Executive department will be clos
eli from noon tomorrow In honor 0
NVashington's birthday.
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Or the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
bonds advertised by Messrs FISK &
HATcM, 81 ,3O1,sOO had been taken up to
Saturday. This Is very gratifying to the
friends Of this important enterprise.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NV DIX, FtDTUHIy IT
The market Ia rather quiet but few changes 10
report. Aniro4COggin l0Tc; Brown 47l{c; do
9I do, axe; Gold Medal z, BleachOd, l2ci
Montgomery X do. lie, Business shows visible
sgnS OF IMPROVEMENT.
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Pun DoC.-Senator FOREMAN llNs our
thanks for copy ofa report on CONNER
Cial Relations for 1903. au
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n .UNPoWDERI' GUNPOWDERl! !!
VI Having the exclusive Agency In thls dty
Tor the IN Font Powder Mill" have always on
hand in magazine largo supply Of all kinda Of
powder mannAetuFeI at The above named mills,
metallic kegs; Sporting, In CAnnlatCrs; also, Blast
ing and Mining Powder, In metal kegs; Patent
and Water Proof Safety Fuse for blasting. For
OAle at lowest market prices.
A liberal discount Will be given TO pcfBOns ord.
eFing powder by the quantity.
Delivered nee to steamboats, and cars.
mars N. REILLY.
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New York Money and Stock Market,
NEW YnnK EnhrnnEY 9l


Tomorrow being legal holiday, business gen.
orally will be suspended In financial aud CONNER.
cial circles. The Stock and Gold Exchange Banks
and public Offices will bO closed
MONEY-Easy at 46Bp per cent on cali
STERLlNG-Weak At l08ItDI08k.
GOLD-OpCned at 1lSK: advanced to 1l94, and
on tho action OF the House relative 10 moro cur
ances go, 900. Carrying rates 4lf6& per cent
GOVERNMENT DONDA-StGady. I, III
United States 6's Of 1881, coupons, ilTAGDll7IS
PtyC.twCntte8 (lSnl ................1 1lok4pllbas
FlVC.twcntleS (l6Gt) .1likGe1I455
FiYg.tWentleS tIB6S ................ .11jSGpl1JS
FIYe.twontiCs C86S) new....,....... l1Sh0llSA
FtVC.twCntlGB (1SGO. 1l8Sgell3S
Five. .tWCnties (I68). .l13kb1I3h
TOn'toFtics,
SrooEs.-iSSliway shares steady. The most &C.
tive stocks have been Now Jersey Central, Lake
Shore, Northwestern, and Ohio d Mississippi.
The movement In New Jersey Central was the
feature Tho hull clique circulated favorable ri.
mOrS on which they ran the stock up TO i09H aud
unIOadCd from that price down to l02 Mlscel4-
nC0uA shares are active IN Pacific Mall and Mari.
DOsA Express stocks strong on tho announce.
TlCnt that tho United States Company had signed
an agreement fur the redistribution OF routes.
Western Union Telegraph, AIs: Adams Express,
Uniied States, Is; Pacldc Mail, l9H; New York
CCntra, y7; Eric, 27:llarlcm, 1l1; Hudson Scrip,
OSyf; Reading, 9SN; Michigan Central, 1871; Lake
Shore, IS; IlllnOa Central 1l2; Pittsburgh, l0ES;
Northwestern, T9k; do. preferred, 69K; Rock
Island, 119If; 81. PAUL. GiAs; do. prGlGrred, iSa;
Wabash, AK; do. preferred q; Fort WaynGglA;
TcrrC llautG, ~; Chicago & Alton, ll3; Ohio i
Mississippi, ak Ngw Jersey Central, lGa: Clevc'
land, Columbus Is lndiana Central, 9lH; Hart.
ford l. Erie 8; Cleveland, Columbus y CIncin'
natl, n. .-...
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DE-. WHITTIER.

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Mobiles Of the departments of Cole DO
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Gen. Dampierre, commander Of the Aub<
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According to preconcerted plan the sail-
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Paris Is rs patriotic and more determined
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National Guard and was enthusiastically
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STARTLING RUMORs FROM ORLEANS.
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artillery. Government authorize. have
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Mesengere sent forward by the Associated
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Lamar, of the Lexington Presbytery; Rev,
A. Rppetoe, of the Leavenworth Presbytay;
Rev. J. T. johnson, Of the Kansas Presby.
terry, and Rev. p. A. Rice, of the Springfield
Presbytery, appeared and took their seats.
Nebraska City was selected As the place
for the next regular meeting Of the Synod.
The Territory of Colorado was constituted
into new Presbytery, to be known as the
Rocky Mountain Presbytery, to hold its frs,
session at Canon City, on Friday next pre-
ceeding the fourth Sabbath in November.
On motion Synod adjourned to meet this
morning at 8! O'Clock. Concluded with
prayer by Rev. W. Compton.
There will be services at the church during
each evening of the Synod, when all are in
vited to attend.
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L
The Herald gives the following account Of
the races won on Thursday by Col Jenni.
sons mare, Tibbie Dunbar:
The first race was mile dash for a lurse
of Sl25-S1OO to the first horse, SIS to the
second. The entries were as follows:
Z. X. Jennison entered b. m. Tibbie Dun
bar, four years old, BY Bonnie Scotland, dam
Brener by Knight of ST. George.
VIM. Brassfeld entered b. h. Blackbird,
FIVE years old, by Express, dam by Corporal
Trim. -.
Mr.. REYNOLDS entered S. I. Susie Linwood,
two years old.
d. Ii. Noster entered b. I. Emma NJ.
Shoe Fly by Zero, dam by Paul JoneA -
In the throw for position, Emma NJ. got
the pole, Blackbird second, Susie Linwood
third, leaving the bay mare on the outside.
They were are all sent off pretty we'll to-
gcther, passing under the wire precisely in
the position of four-hourse team, Susie and
Tibbie in the lead; Blackbird, however, not
liking his company-although it was q fine
looking femaIe-went up, before reaching
the turn, and took Susie's place, and leaving
others dust, made for Jennison's mare, who,
ou ksd1DuiS tuS tuIu, UcSdu W buOW lAnhlctISc
power; she gained perceptibly on the black
horse, who, however, led the others by
large odds, with Emma in front of Susie.
Up the back stretch there was some
beautiful! running by Tibbie and the
black; but that level and lunging, smooth
and graceful stride Of the bay mare showed
at once where the odds were. She led him a
terriable, tortuous round, and the best the
Bird could do left looming and still in
creasing gap between them. He bettered his
position at the three-quarter turn, and made
a noble effort for position in the home run,
and the marc being checked, let him come
up within length on the last turn. Thun-
dering down the home stretch, Tibbie
showed the black how vain were its efforts
to get nearer, and, like heartlcss coquette, |
she ran away from him, while his rider
dashed him, and passed under the string at
least ten lengths in advance. Susie, tapping |
Emma on the back stretch, gave her hard |
tussle for the third place, but came out half |
I length behind. Time l :4S.