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pose they can make little political capi

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tai out ol II.
But The Lfyi'''r' III It's eagcFheSS 10 eA, \,
cite feeling where none IS uuc' Pus i'9ei'
in II very awkward Posltloh' II iofHe@
'hattle occasion Oh "hlcn luis Ill'nS OVeut'
red was wholly hoh'paF'lSah' II was one III
winch all pAIFlo'lc c'''henS u"''ou VIM
OUT reference I" party. nc''oc."''I Wv"
zens and municipal aulloritles Jolneu WIN
Republican citizens anu the Mayor anu
one OF tue foremost Democrauc members
OF the bar were among .he SPEAKERS NO"
II The patriotic ceremonial OF lionOInis 'ne
Union dead was c"hllheu 10 thc NePuO''
can party that party can DC helu FcSl0"'
sible Tor errors committed III Tue ceFe'no'
nles; and the iHS'''Sr IN making our
party the scaPeg"al lor Tue hlsGaAes o'
the day, conleSSes 'hat decorating 'he
graves " CHi""' so"''e'S " ''''''
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FRANCE.

.,a.. sUH PARIS May VI.
Yesterday more than twenty persons,
who were imprisoned In the ST. Maras
prison, charged with completely in the
iate regicide plot, were Internationally
released. It is announced that more will
be released today.
The movement in favor Of Ccrurischi,
the Italian banker, who was cxiled for
having contributed money To the radicals
to help defeat the confirmation vote on
the plrbiscitum, is very popular in Paris
and will unquestionably be successful
The session of tue Corps Lcgislatif, yes
tcrdny, was nearly consumed in debating
means to check the rnvagcs Of smallpox
in Paris. No sessions Of the High Court
will be held outside of Paris during the
present session Orthe Corps, the latter will
continue until lst Of August. no ar
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THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE


WHEELING, w. VA.
Late Moundsville Female Seminary }
ETST RS. W " : SHE+DST ME1DST,. nrTOnN'' Principals
Miss II. L. BOSmAN, Vice Principal
Miss KATE $. MONTAGUE, Principal PrepaFu.
tory Department.
Mus. MARY JACKSON, of Weston, Matron.
Assisted BY full Corps OF Professors aud
Teachers.
Spring Term Opcns APRIL 9Th; closes JUNE SOth.
DESIGN.
The design Of the Institution ls TO furnish Z
thorough and systematic course Of instruction
for young ladies upon the plan Of University In.
stTuctlOn, each department Of learning being
complete within Itself, thus enabling young
lady 10 select her own course OF study without
being restricted to any fixed routine OF classes,
requiring u certain number Of years TO finish;
but, In opposition to this, young ladies' who have
advanced further In some studies than Others,
Gun have the benefit Of their former requirements
and obtain u CertlIAcute Of FTQfeisncy In one or
mOrv schools perhaps, In thu course OF one year,
after which time, they may bring up, with greater
rupidlty and Success. other studies.
MUSIC.
Young ladies who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon the plano, aud who may wish 70
prosecute the study still further, can be furnished
with advantages for mastering this instruments
Mrs. lutChins will give her personal attention
To this department.
Other schools embrace thorough instruction In
the following directions, viz:
.H1LheuIiieS, HiSt0Ty, BCliGS letter.. Ndturd!
HiStOTV, NyNedl Science, ChriAtidn Science, An.
cleni and Modern Language and Fine ArtS.
The Academic Degrees arc conferred by State
authority, and are as follows, namely:
MlStreSS Of EHgiish Literdture-Thrcc years
course.
lNlstre0 Of ArLS-Four years course.
MlGireLS Or Muic-TwO to three years.
MISUNDERSTANDING DEPARTMENT.
Boarders, two in 4 room. including all ex-
pGnses Oiwashlng, fuel, lights, GymnAGlics,
Penmanship, English, Latin, aud French
Schools, per year r......................,..$ 200
BOarderS, four In room, including as above,
per yehr. ................. dUO
Piror BoArdcrs two In n room, pupil taking
hut one or two BtullCs, per year. .......... 100
PAror BoardCrs, with full advantage OF Insti-
tuuOn, and with the privilege Of three
music lessons per week and three TO 1vG
hours practice per day. per year. .......... 800
Tuition for Day Pupils, {, i, 10, II, 70 and II
dollars per quarter, according 10 grade.
Rooms for the occupation OF boarders arc OF
two classes, viz: LIST. Single rooms TO be occu-
pied by two pupils; ed. Double rooms, consisting
Of PArlor aud Bedroom, for either two or four
pupils ....
For flill particulars address, until April 1st,
TIE PRINCIPAL, at MOundsville. W. Va, or
REv. &. G. CURRIE or Miss II. l.. B0NHAM, al
Wheeling, mAr5-M&Sd&w
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CUBA.
NEW YORK, May 81.


4 lIavan correspondent writes that the
rniny season has set in, in Cuba, and that
the yellow fever has broken out ut Cnevi.
tas and Puerto Principe, greatly 10 the
CONSERVATION Of the Spaniards. lie also
reports Cuban successes in several small
engagements. The execution oE Cuban
prisoners by the Spanish authorities still
continues.
A passenger who arrived yesterday by
the Mariposa, from Havana, states that
on the day Of his leaving that port, (lhe
95th inst, n rumOr was current that the
George B. Upton had landed her passen-
gers and cargo some days previously in
one of the bays on the north shore Of the
eastern department. Her passengers con-
sist almost entirely Of Cubans. She went
in the charge Of experienced men, the Olll-
GERS being Commander, Thomas Darwin,
Of the Hornet; first officer, r. Sommers,
who successfully nndcd the cargo Of the
Annn, second, WI. Cooke, oithe Hornet;
third, Lieut.. J. Chauvcan, late Of the Span
ish photographic corps; PaymHster, Mu-
nose, Ofthc Hornet and Anna; Surgeon, j.
Portillc; Chief Engineer, j. Ayncan; First
Assistant Engineer, A. TOrralla; Second
Assistant Engineer, J. Aab, all of Hornet,
The forces on board are under command
of Col. Casper BetancOurt OF Gen. Jor-
da's staff, who arrived here with him.
His chief of staff is Lieut. WestCrman,
II nephew of Baron DCwoltke. Among
the military officers arc Mcssrs. Cautcro,
Sarcol, Vicino, Vinols and Terry. Twelve
military engineer officers also accompany
the expedition. Her cargo consists in
part OF $500 muskets. $50 rifles. 100 re-
volvcrs, 100000 metallic cartridges, and
/ 900, 900 purcuSsion caps, 4 tons powder,
l ton Of sulphur, ~ army medicine
chests, ) saddles, 500 wachctcs, and 100
bugs clothing.
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INDIGNATION MEETING. According to
announcement, Gen. Banks "indignated"
last evening In the Police Court room, to
the infinite amusement Of large crowd.
Very few of the Generals color were
present; those who were, appeared to
enter into the mirth provoking character
Of the speakers remarks, and his style Of
delivery, as fully and heartily as did their
white brethren. When the General had
concluded, George Hollinger read care
fully prepared and good tempered state
ment Of the unfortunate incident which
transpired Monday, in forming the pro-
cession. We trust that the explanations
made have proved satisfactory to all per
ons concerned
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 81.
FLoUR-CnchAnged.
IS-Wheat-Unchangcd COrn-Dull and
declining At s0lb9Oc. OAtS-Dull nj 5t158c. Rye
Movie.
CoTroX-Dull and declining at 2IXG9lXc for
mlddllng.
ToBAcco-A shade lower; sales 2OS hhds at
SO 4Olt33 Co.
wTisKY-Ircgular and difficult to give quota.
tlOns.
shoulders sold At l3Ac, and 800 bbls Mess Pork
al &2g 6O129 Is. Sugar-cured Hams 20c.
Oms-So change.
EGGs-AdvanCcd TO 1S6I9c. the latter selected
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THE Register says the Republicans oI
Fayettc county have expressed prefer
ence for Col THOs. b. SWAN rs the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the
first district" That's news We should
like To know what the Fayette county
Republicans have to do with Congeession.
al matters in this district
Our neighbor adds: "If VIC mistake
not, We knew the said Swami as a Colo,
mel In the Confederate army in 1861
&c. Very likely.l Witcher had bet
ter keep an eye to his boots"
Now we don't see just why candidate in
this district should make q raid on
WTCHERs boots unless purely from force
of habit; hut II 1t Is popularity Of OK
Confederates 10 freeze to other peoples
boots land our soldiers used to say that II
was the ruling passion with the Johnnissl
then maybe people in the neighborhood
of Market street had better keep an eye tC
their boots.
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THE FENIAN FIASCO.
Escape of Head-CenIre PrisOner--
Arrest OF u Fenian Officer.
Np,v NnnE Mnr II


A Malone special says the escape OF
Edward J. Manix, q Fcnian hcad-centre,
has caused extra precautions to be taken
against similar attempt by the remain
ing prisoners, and Capt. uardan, in COM
mQnd at the guard house, states that the
first man who moves two leCt beyond the
sentry lines will be shot down without
mercy by the guard. The efforts of the
United States troops and Marshal at the
recapturc Of MnniX have up to now been
futile. The U. S. Marshal is determined
to arrest every Fcnian officer he can find
Yesterday Major In the 9Th |. $. artil
lery pointed out Col. J. Cunningham, of
Albany, 10 Deputy Marshal Perry, who
arrested him and removed him to the
guard house.
Gov. Hoffman Helping Jerry Blossom
Home.
ALBANY, May 81.
Col. j. b. Lcvrich has been authorized
by Gov. Hoffman 10 proceed TO Malone
Immediately and furnish transportation
home to all strangers in and about that
place. Hon. VIM. NJ. Tweed advances
the money unh authorizes Col. Levrich 10
send home At his expense all belonging
TO New York.
Sending Home the Fruits of the
Raid.
ST. AI.BANs, May 81.
Rowe, who was killed in the Richards
Farm fight, was disinterred to-day, by the
consent of the Canadians, and forwarded
to his mother. The body Of o O'Brien, who
was killed in the same engagement, was
also forwarded to his friends.
Gen. Donnelly removed from Franklin
to St. AlbAns this morning, and is under
arrest. Theodore Murphy, who was cap
tured by the Canadians, is now in SWELL
burgh Jail; but it is thought he will be
set at liberty ut an early day.
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: NEW YORK CITY.


NEW lOIIKi May IT.
1t Is expected thnt 10000 children will
celebrate The CDrty.frst anniversary Ofthe
Brooklyn Sunday School Union, today.
Al a meeting in Brooklyn last evening,
$500 was subscribed to aid in bringing
home the Fenian soldiers H.
The steamers Silesie, from Hamburg,
and Belle De Pans, from HAyre, have ar.
rived; also the Colorado and City Of
Brooklyn, from Liverpool.
There was a grand parade In, Brooklyn,
Of the Sunday Schools, to-day 10000
children were In line
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New YORK Produce Market.

NEW York, May 81.
CorToN-lIeavy aud lower; sales 100 bales at
22Hc for middlIng uplands.
FLoUI-ClOsed dull and declining.
-Wheat-lIeavy and lC lower; No. 9
spring 81 1901 q: winter rcd and amber western
81 3ISti 8S. Rye-Steady At a 70, perccntal duty
paid. OAts-LOwGr aud dull at 6O1H2kc for
western ln store and AAoat. COn-Dull aud
heavy at 81 05ll 10 for new mixed western.
Beef quiet aad steady. Cut Meats quiet and un
changed Bacon nominal. Lard dull and heavy;
Bales 80 tlerces prime steam for June aud July
al i5Hc.
EG0S-RAther moru steady, but heavy at lsX0
I9c.
BUTrEn-Dull and heavy at IOG25C for western.
CHEEsE-Quiet at 7Sbl5iSC.
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WASHINGTON.
Another Bait from the San Domingo
Lobby.

~ uONuCl DulN AlOAA ShN a1Nh
Lobby.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
The Government has official inlOrma-
tion that first class European power pos.
Sessing only few sCa ports, has offered
the Dominican government $91 100000
for the Bay Of SANTANA, in case the treaty
now pending with the United States Is not
ratified by the Senate
The Enforcement Bill Signed.
The President to-day signed the bill to
enforce the right Of citizens Of the United
States 70 vote in several States aud for
other purposes, 4sif s'i'tt
A Secret MeSsage-.E1tenSion OF san
Domingo Job.
The President sent secret message to
the Senate to-day proposing amendments
10 the San Domingo treaty, all extending
the time for the exchange OF rattiCations
TO July lst.
Four National Holidays.
The Committee on the District Of CO.
tumbiA have decided TO report bill de-
claring Christmas, New Years, July 4th
and Thanksgiving Day, national holidays.
Movements of Mr.. COlfax.
Vice President Colfax lelt here to escort
his wife and child TO their summer resi-
dencc, and will not return until Thurs.
day. During his absence Mr.. Anthony
will preside over the Senate.
Reciprocity with the Sandwiches.
The Senate shortly a0er o'clock went
into executive session to consider the
question OF the ratification Of the reci-
prOcity treaty with the Sandwich Islands.
Mr. Sumner made n long speech in It's
favor. The subject was up all day.
The Cherokee Tobacco Seizures. {.
The following telegram addressed to
Commissioner DClanO, dated Little Rock,
Arkansas, May Both, was received to-day :;
The Indian tobacco seizure Cases were
decided OH the 23d, at Van Buren,, before
Judge Caldwell, and all the property seiz.
cd is forfeited 10 tho government and all
the parties Indicted. The tobacco thieves
arc utterly crushed and all the laws tli-
umphant. Judge Caldwell holds thqt the
laws0 Of Congress arc paramount TO any
treaty whether domestic or foreign, and
that all lnteral revenue laws relating to
tobacco, extend to all persons in the In
dian Territory. The Jury without leay'
ing their seats found u verdict for the
government after instruction from the
Court.
lSigncdl Z john MCDONALD, %
I. Supcrrisor Int Reremue,
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Boston Excursion.

SAN FRANCTSCO, May 81.
The Boston GXCursionists passed through
Elko toduy, and will arrive here to.mor.
row. The committee of the Chamber Oi
Commerce will meet and escort the party
to the city. 1t is arranged that the train
will come into the city on the Market
street road and stop in front of the Grand
Hotel.
The present editor of Ma.cPpa, u flash
paper, was shot through the head today,
on Montgomery street, for publishing Il
scurrilouS article lie will probably re-
cOVpr
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Chicago Market.

NHINAUVl HIHy OI'
FLoUR-Qulet and unchanged
RAIN-Wheat-HpIkC higher; sales No. At
Osc6t$l Of cash, and va seller June; closing
at RS69sHc cash: this afternoon unsettled and
active at gTY6g1Ac seller June. Corn-ClOsed
at 79%67Okc. Oats-FlrmGr and l&1IJfc high.
or; closing At I7I{6p41Sc for No. 9. RyG-Quiel;
closing at 1Sk6TDc for So.2 BArlCy-SOmnAl
HoGs-Qiict at S 25t9 12% for common TO
extra.
cows 10 good shipping steers.
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Snow in Montana.
VIRGINIA CRY, May 81.

VIRGINIA Cry, May 81.
1t commenced showing here Saturday
afternoon; wind west. There was three
Inches Of snow on the ground Sunday
forenoon; with a high wind and OcCa.
sional showers during the day. 1t Is
growing cold to-day, and freezing and
showing little this afternoon. It Il
thought the storm will continue during
the night
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Ohio Democratic Convention.
CoLrMRus, May 81.

NULVMHUS, NHy OI'
Every train is bringing in delegates ior
the Democratic Convention tomorrow.
There does not seem to be much interest
in reference To candidates, but the interest
seems 10 centre In the platform to be
adopted. There Is strong force here in
sisling on the repudiation plank. Val.
landingham and other prominent leaders
nrI, hrrr
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Presbyterian Assembly at Philadel-
phia.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 81.

PHILADELPHIA, May 81.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly
this morning, the Committee appointed
to inquire into the perils Of the public
school system, reported resolutions at the
close of the report strongly condemning
any system which shall exclude religion or
religious instruction from public schools.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed. The question then arose on the lOca.
tiOn of the principal Office Of the new con.
sOldated board. The roll was called with
the following result: New York, 800;
Philadelphia, 1853. The vote OCCasioned
considerable enthusiasm.
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Shocking Murder in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, May ii,
On Wednesday morning last, three men
went 10 the house Of Daniel and Ncill Nc
LeOd, two brothers living in the western
portion Of Cumberland county, and muir
dered both OF tncm. They also badly
wounded the wic, daughter and sou Of
Neil Mcleod. The MCLGOls were peace.
able citizens and highly respected by their
nelghbOrs.
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The W''ttrH Union TlsgrGph COS. Bvi!stln.
WHEELING, Noon, Nay 81

ClncInnat-Clear; wind s. o.; thcr. u.
Cloudy; wind c.; ther. u.
81 LOuis-RAining; wind 8. G.; ther Il.
ChlcAgo-Clear; wind o C.; thrr. 81.
HchmOnd-liazy;w wind s. G.; thcr. u.
RAleigh-ClOudy; wind =. w.; theF. Is.
Washlngton--Cloudy; wind n. a.; ther 6.
New YOrk-ClOudy: wind =. c.; ther. c.
PhIlRdelphiR-Clcar; wind =. G.; thcr. VI.
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IITANTED-AGENTs-S75TOse no 5000

WTANTED-AGENTs-$75T0 TO 5000
w per month, everywhere male and female,
10 Introduce the GENUINE INPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEwIN0 MACHINE. This Machine
will stitch. hem, fell, tuck, quilt cord, bind, braid
and cmbrodcr In a most superior manner Price
only Si8. Fully warranted for i've years. We
will pay $1,000 for any Machine that Will sew
stronger, more beautiful, or mora elastic seam
than ours. II makes the Elastic Lock stitch, "
Every second stitch can be cpt, and SUI The
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing IL.
We pay Agents nom &T5 TO 500 per month and
expenses, or a commission from which @ twice
co, Pittsburgh. Pa; Boston, Mass, or St.
Louis, Mo.
CIuTIoS-Beware Of al Agents selling Ma
chimes under the Ame name a. ours, unless they
can show Certificate Of Agency signed by US
We shall mol hold ourselves responsible for
worthless Machines sold by other parties, and
shall prosecute all parties either selling or using
Machines under this name to the full extent Of
the law, unless such Machines are obtained from
uE or our Agents. Do not be imposed upon by
parties who copy our advertisement and clrcu-
lars and offer worthless Machines At L less price
TnAri-Oaw
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ST. LoUIs, May 80.
A Topeka, Kansas, dispatch says; A
fire here yesterday morning, destroyed
the Topeka House, one of the principal
hotels. The building and furniture are
almost total loss, Only partially in.
Sured.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. J. T. ITOKE, PrSddcnt board q Regents.
q. &. STuRnIs, SteTttdFy Board cf Re06htS
ALEX. MARTIN, n. D., PrsHdent,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.S. LYON, A. NJ, VIce hGEdsat
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
$. G. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF Astronomy and Physics.
II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Capt U. $. Al
FToIessOr OF Mathematics and OF Military TAcucd,
J. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
F. ". WOOD, A. NJ, PhlD.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department
D. B. PURINToN, Tutor.
GEO. N. HAGANs, ESQ,
Superintendent OF Grounds and BuIldIngI.
HUGH W. BROCK, ND,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERM begins Ist Tuesday In September
WINTER TERN" LIST Monday In December
SPRrNG TERN Sd Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June.
TUITION IS par Term OF Is weeks.
University, S5 per Term OF Is weeks.
to exceed a per week.
20 Send stamp for Catalogue.
AotGantown, w. va. seP4-sat
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RICHMOND, VA.
Certificate Given 10 EIIiSon..AnOthsr
Appeal TO the Courts.

Appeal 10 the Courts.
.." RIcDtoND, May 81,
The Commissioners of Election this
morning gave certificates of election to
II. K. Ellison rs Mayor md to the rest OF
those elected on the Conservative city
ticket, The Republicans will contest the
election let0ro the courts ~ tnhL 3'I
The crowd at the National Cemetery
yesterday was very large, Hollywood
Cemetery to-day was filled with persons
decorating the graves of Confederate SOL
diers. /. 1000 OIL EAEL.
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Baltimore Market.

FLoUR-Dull and weak.
GRAIN-wheat-Dull; Maryland western 81 o
6l so. COrn-White hrm at 81 200l y for
prime; yellow dull at 81 1901 IS. OAts-Dull At
69c. Rye-$l 1901 70.
PRoVisI0Ns-F and unchanged.
WmsKT-Firm at 81 OSGt1 10.
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SENATE.

Mr. CHANDLER introduced bill to en-.
courage the building of ships Tor the Tor.
cign trade, and for other purposes, &c.
Mr. SUMNER, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations upon the petition Of
Cyrus W. Field, for aid in establishing
inter communication between
America and ASIA, reported u bill carry
ing out tue ideas Of the memorialist, in.
cooperating the Pacific Submarine Com.
pany, and TO facilitate tclegraphic com
muHication between America and Asia.
He also reported on other bills on the same
subject, adversely.
The bill TO change the Judicial Circuits
of the United States was considered, with.
out action, and was debated mainly upon
including Connecticut In the New York
Circuit. 3 gIIil sfr agE
The Senate then went into executive
session, and ut 4;30 o'clock took recess
I'LL 7.30 .. .......
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xL1st CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE..


~ WAsHrSGroS, May 81.
The bill TO revive the navigation and
commercial interests Of the United States,
was considered and the previous question
seconded, and the main question ordered;
the discussion was then continued by
Messrs. LYNCH, WooD, PETERS and Cox.
On motion Of Mr.. MAYNARD the bill
was recommitted to select Committee
on the Decline Of American Commerce.
The bill to reduce internal taxes was
taken up by the House and progressed
with us fur as section 16 without adopting
any important amendment,
The Speaker appointed rs the commit.
tee to visit West Point, MesSrs. LOGAN,
SCHENCK and SLOCUN.
Adjourned
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, May 81.

MONEr-EAsy at SI5 pOr cent on call.
STERLIEG-Quict and hfm at l09E0l09IS.
GOLD-QuleI and steady; opened Ht li4}i;
closed al ll4lG9llik. Carrying rates per cent
tO hht. Clearanccs SEQ, 100000
GOVERNMENT BONpa-FiFm,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORE, May 81.
Business very dull while prices arc without
rlangr