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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-23
Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina. from New York
] Bedford, S Mckenzie. S Jacqua, Anderson,
J Kimbal wife, nurse and child, Jno Phair +
Wannisg. Misses Manning, Constable, II G
Loring, Herdt, C weinberg, PtRg Coole, Mrs
JONES' Mrs Cornell, DR. Hasell.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beau.
fort and Pacific Landing-WT Bailey, a Ieeie
and lady. G " Woodman, Miss Woodman, Nj
paw, Mr Ssabrook, J Apple ] Jennings, Miss
Mathews, and deck.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jack
willie. Fernandina and Savannah Plrte,
r Clark MISS G Townsend, Geo Lawrence, D
townsend, Mrs s Townsend, Miss Il Joye and
servant, w Case. = Pinkerson, w Church; =
Piatt. = Hurley, B Darling. H Hughes, Mrs
Hughes and child, T Werner, Mrs N Martin and
child, ] r Thornley,, Miss II E Smith, Willet,
Burr, S N Berlin and lady, G Martin, W Il Chap-
lin, 8 NJ williamson, and 3S on deck.
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strong. Money easy at las per cent. E1cnange,
long 9x; short 1ox. Gold lax. Bonds u. Tennes.
see ex-coupons cox; new So. Virginia e1-coupons
se,s; new 60; Mssourls s4K. Louisianas old, 76's;
levee skies TAX; eIghts e2. Alabama eishts lol
fves 70. Georgia skies 81: sevens s5A. North
Carollnas, old Ask; new24x. South Caronnss'
old 30: new g. Flour dull and dropping. Wheat
quiet and heavy. Corn quiet anu unchangea'
Pork quiet; mess 500 81. Lard dull; steam Ioc'
Cotton dull; middllng uplands 2a]sc; orleans Zo7'
sales 800 bales. Spirits turpentlne STEADY az 4oc'
Rosin firm at So Is for strained. Freights uoii.
Eyening.-Money easy at Sa5. Bank statement
favorable. Sterling 9%aeH. Gold 141aal4ss.
Governments quiet and firm. Southerns dull Dull
steady. Bank statement: loans increase over Sl'
75o ooo specie Increase ever 500 900; circulation
increase trlfe; deposits increase over s4ooo'ooe;
legal tenders increase over 81 600 600; exports OF
the week $4,000. Old Tennessees eSA; new soy:
old YiroInisps 69h; new So; Georgia SKIES 81;
seysns e5x: old North CarolInas 4S; new 4A;
Louisiana SKIES 75H; new TO- Leyee skies 10;
eiehts 90; Alabama eghts 1olA. Stocks duh and
lower, but trlhe above extreme point the day.
Cotton dull; sales 1000 bales; uplands 2Sc; orleans
2SHc. Flour SC lower. Wheat dull and declining.
Corn frmer; new mixed Western 81 06a1 II.
Pork s2s so. Beef steady. Lard, groceries and
naval stores steady. Froights dull sn
BosroN, May 2l.-Cetton dull and prices noml'
nal; middlng 23kc; sales $50; net feccipts Zso'
coastwise 200; total 400; stock on hand 5,ooo
bales.
BALTIMORE, May 21.-Flour dull and weak;
Howard street supef1ne S. 25a5 so. Wheat dull;
MARYLAND red 81 45a1 so. Corn dull; Tor white
81 16al II and active for yellow 81 1921 13. oats
65. Rye 81 l0a1 16. Provisions firm and un-
changed. whlskey-more sellers than buyers
81 osa1 0s1.
BALTIMORE May 2l.-Cotton quiet and firm;
middlng 22lc; receipts coastwise 90 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 10; stock on hand 3345.
NORFOLK, May 21.-Cotton quiet and weak; low
middllng nomlRslIy 2lc; net receipts 472; exports
to Liverpool 647; coastwise 47s; stock on hand
1882 bales.
AUGUSTA, May 21.-CottoR opened with mod
crate demand at 2f1lc for mddlngs, but owing
to unfavorable news from abroad and heavy re.
ceipts closed easier at 21c; sales 100 bales; re.
| ceipts 102 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 21.-Cotton In good demand
but with no offerings; m.ddllng 21Xc; sales zoo
bales; net receipts 7ls; exports to Great Britain
1892; stock on hand $50.
GALVESTON, May 21.-Cotton dull and unset
tied; good ordinary lec; net receipts 2s7 bales
exports coastwise SO; stock on hand 2s,es6 bales
MOBILE, May 21.-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
dlngs 2l Xa2lZ sales 500 bales; net receipts 500
exports to Liverpool 1856; New Orleans 81; stock
on hand &c. 10 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 21.-Cotton demand is mo-
derate and prices nrm; middllng 22Ec; sales 26sd
bales net receipts no. coastwise 81; total 1917; e1
ports 621 to New York; stock on hand l24,l47.
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Roston Market,

BOSTON, May 18.-CoFFEE.-There has been quit'
an active demand for Java, and about all available
lots on the spot and to arrive have been bQugh
up. some 10, 600 pockets. on moderate terms. Ir
jobblng lots the sales have been at 21ha221zc pei
ID. In Rio the sales have been at l5AalSc, gold
and st. Domingo Is scarce and prices are Roml'
nal. Very little Mocha here and prices are nomi'
naly 4oa41c per ID, currency.
CoTToN.-Tne market for this article has been
rather dull during the week, the manufacturers
purchasing only In small lots as wanted, but the
tone OF the market Is firm and q good range ot
prices Is looked for the balance Of the season. as
advices from abroad have been favorable and re.
falling or The saeS p hoya Seen ot 1oaooc for or.
dinary, 81 ha22c for good ordinary, 225a2Sc for
low middling, and 2SNa24c for middlng inelu-
ding uplands and Gulf, the market closing quiet
at these prices.
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'Manehester Cotton Goods Market. ,

MANCHESTER May 6.-The trade In yarns for
export shows some improvement; Shippers nave
given out orders rather more freely, and prices.
owing to more lively feeling In the Liverpool
cotton market are steadfer. Home trade yarns
have been In rather better demand as the DAY ad-
yanced and the business will probably reach
nearly an average result at much the same prices
as were current on Tuesday. The market for
cloths has been exceedingly quiet since Tuesday,
but considering the small amount Of business
transacted, prices have remained steadier than
might have been anticipated. There has been no
pressure to eject sales, the production Of the
classes Of goods NEST generally In demand con-
tinuing to be well engaged. To-day there ia lit
tie more inquiry, and fair number OF offers has
been made at little below the quotations Of sell
ers, but there is no inclination on the part OF
makers to entertain any terms involving reduc-
tion Of their rates, aud the business offered has
consequently been In most cases declined The
business Of the day may therefore be reported as
but small. There have been number OF small
failures Of spinHers and manufacturers and ol
their agents here, but the result can hardly be
said to haze had any effect on the market
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GUAR RDIAN NUT q AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YOR E..
ORGANIZED IN 1869.
ALI. POLICIES NoN-FoRFEITABLE.
aAIF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
Last CASH DIVIDEND (F1TrY) 80 PER CENT.
STATEMENT.
Policies in force. SIS Ooo 600
Assets iiooV,VvV
Annual Income. me..................>..... oVV,VN
Losses P6lU. ..Ss...s.s'''.'' VVV,VSV

OFFICERS.
VIII. PECKHAM, President.
WIN T. HOOKER, Vice e-presidcnt.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
DIRECTORS.
Eon. John A. DIX, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm Of Harper d Bros, ex
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. N. Yermilye, Banker, Vermilye 4 Coz
Chas. @. Rockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydyke, ex.Mayor New York.
hnot G. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Benz. B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
sngar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold Plrm Of Arnold Constable co.
Richard q. Bovine, Wetmore Bovine, Lawyers
6. v Haughwous, Firm E. V. Haughwout d 90.
VIM. wilkens, Firm Of wilkens i 90.
Julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles ]. Starr, Merchant p
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire lnsur
ance Company.
Johu g. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton q. Peckham, corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty-tai bird street.
Edward Il. Wight, Newark, N. ].
Geo. W. Farlee, coppsellor.
W. L. Cogswen, Merchant.
KEIM d IsSERTEl,
Gensral,Agenss for South Carolina and Georgia
once No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, S. O.
DR.. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician.
janl2
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New York Vegetable Market.

From the World, 1eth instant: The best and
only demand for potatoes Is paying 81 81 u and 81
l2S for Prince Alberts in double heads, which is
easier Common and inferior lots range at 50ca
81 in bulk, though to effect trade barrels would
be thrown In for some lots. Bermuda produce Is
abundant; trade in this stock Is rapidly growing;
the vessels this year use an entire large wharf In
the vlncInity OF market men. From the South we
list Of green stun. we quote asparagus, Oyster
Bay per dozen So; asparagus, common per 100, SO
ais; rhubarb per 100, So. Bermuda produce ION
wharn-potatoes per bbl So SO; tomatoes per
quart box 81; onions In hampers per ID &c; onions
5oa60 10 boxes So 75a3; onions, Dbl SO CO.. South.
ern produce-green peas per bushel sla1 @;
string beans per bushel, crate S.; green peas per
Dbl Sc.
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.sThe Painter. Nightmare

Thay shewed him up to q garret,
10 sieep in . very short peo'
Hta feat StncS out OF the cover,
And there wasn't a place Tor his heau
mt be made the best Of his quarters.
pa Ana slept !ill the clock struck R,a5ssre three;
: AS yo1 by this picture Will see.
n. dreamed that he lay on q mountain
: All covered with sheets OF snow;
htsd his arms were turned into 0ranches'
And q tree grew out OF each toe'
His head was q wooden shanty,
4 Hls pillow the top OF 8 hnl;.
ga tried to shout, but he Couldn't.
For the SNOW drifts held him stln.
Atlsst, With a aterrlble EFFORT,
ne managed to turn in hls bed,
And drew In his tees and his nngers'
And lifted his wooden head.
And he woke and said. "In the en- morning =
I,il make good picture OF tnis."
90 he fell asleep on his pillow
IN I q state OF untroubled bliss.
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Georsetown Market.
1nter,or cotton nIarkets.

COLUMBIA, May 2o.-Sales Of cotton for the
week 3la bales. as follows 10 at l6hc; at 1Ga
at IS; at 1877 at 10; 10 at l914;e at lsn; l64
at 90; IL at IS at 2ot& 10 at COX; at 2oA; q
at 81; 16 at 21,Ii at 2lh.
oRANGEBURG, May 2o.-Sales during the week
40 bales. We quote Ordinary 18a1sc; low mid
ding 10; middling 1874.
ATLANTA, May 20.-The market closed at 2o1lc
for middlIngs.; lsNc for low middlings 1S2Sc for
good ordinary 17Ac for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, May 2o.-Market Is quiet; low
middlings DKc.
COLUMBUS, May 2O.-Market quiet, with little
offering middllngs 20hc. Sales IS bales.
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Receipts by Railroad, May 81.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

s15 bales cotton, IS bales goods, Ill bushels
wheat, 40 bbls nour, 1s2 bbls naval stores, cars
stock. To Railroad Agent, A ] Salinas, Wardlnw
4 Carew, Graeser Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers co.
Marshall Kinsmsn Howell, Robt Mure co.
Smith l. Chapeau, Frost i Adger, Campsen CO.
Claghorn, Herring & CO. E Wlss Il co, w Ky,
an, W Courtney co. Geo walter GO, =
Sloan, W B smith 4 CO, W W Smith, 'Shackelford
l. Kelly.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Sugar and Golasses. TO W'P Hall. Previously
reported at Quarantine.)
schr John Ingraham, PACKARD, New iorENS
oaSsr esSs Railroad IRON anu nay 10 inc naS'sf anu
Sloop Julia Dean, Harris, Combahee 1900
bushels rough rice. To W Bee & co.
AT QUARANTINE.
schr Nicanor, Hannah, Cardenas- days.
British schr Brilliant Bethel Eleathera, Bah
days. Fruit, &c. ITO A Cahale.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Falcon Horsey, Baltimore-P C
schr a Gamage, Pitcher, Balsimore-street
schr Wenonah, Noyes, Baltimore-street Bros
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore
Sch Hancock Crowell, Navassa
Schr S h Sharp, Webb, Philadelphia.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Emeline Mclean, Hall, Baltimore.
Schr Carnage, PlDcher, Baltimore
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr Nellie French, Georgetown, c., isth
instant.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr B N Hawkins, Wyatt at New York, May
10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia,
May 20.
Brig Mary Rice Pratt, at Baltimore, May 1s,
Schr David Wasson, Tapley, at New iorh, May
l9.
schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, May TO-
GEORGETOWN, May 21.-Arrived 18TH, schfMary
Farmer, Bacley, Belfast, Ne; 18th, steam tug J w
Rankin, New York; schr Lizzie Evans, Maher,
Philadelphia; schr Ada, Whitehnrst North Caro-
lima; schr Annie Farrow, FarroT sGnr .a MOO
WV: : achr [ Warren Ireland, North Carolina; 18th,
schr Nellie, French, Charleston. Cleared 18th,
brig Hampien, Perkins, Martinique; schr @ Susan
Wright. Mount, New York; l4th, schr ~, Daley,
wall, New YORK; 17th, schr Ada, Whitehurst,
North Carolina; 18th, schr Annie Farrow, FarroW,
North Carolina.
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DeMRsr1cs. hes beena fair business do
ing in both cottons and W0olens, and IN prices no
wei sold up and the market is firm, but for WOOL
lens the prices obtained are not satisfactory.
FIsH.-There has been very good demand TSa lS9
sales i Of medium and large have been at 81 5o@
port Of English at 81 50 % qt. In ha6e there have
been further sales as = q packSsd SaGss and Np poi
mackerel have been In good demand and are frm,
bat other sizes are dull and lower. Some small
lots of new No 3 have been received and sold at
sis@is M No. asH large Ss at si 5e@is; and
3 medium at Sc 50@7 p bbl. In aleWlves |nere
have been small sales at 81 1905 25 2 ool. nc.
kled herring are duh aad lower, with sales 81 81
bbl. In box herring sales at 33@S5c 1or scaied -
and s5@2Sc for No. 1. Salmon are higher and
have been selling at sSo@32 q tierce .,,,
FRUIT-ln Malaga ratsins the safes nave pegn Gu
confined to small lots at $4a4 05 for layers. IN
Smyrna figs, dates and peanuts no transactlous
OF any Importance. The cargo Of bark LemneI, nvo,,
from Messlna, sold at auction as 1ollQWs: Zeo4
lemons at 81 Ioa4 IS per box. The cargo Of brig
CLARA jenkins, from Messna, sold as !oIoWs: i4oo
boxes oranges at 81 45a4 95 per ooA SoS nan oOM
es do at So S0a3 IS per hali box ana suuo % ss
| lemons az 81 O5a4 SO per box. The cargo o. tae
Pasquae, from Palermo, sold as iolo8S: 900 Don.
es oranges at 81 50a6 and 3O3S boxes lemons at
| So 37a3 62H per box ,,,,o
4. GUNNT BAGS.-IneTc ubS ucCu AuiSS Oh @S,t, =
speculative movement in gunny bags, anu ptiCes
have advanced materially. The sales nave Deen
5000 bales, and to arrive oI the spot, at l31sal4c
| gold In bond, to arrive, and I8na20c currency.
To arrive 15c gold Is now asked, and 440 10 bags
| are held at 2215s23c currency.
GUNNY CL0TH.-There has been an actlVe us
| mand for gunny cloth and prices have advanced.
The sales Comprise 400 bales to arrive, at 1875
lec and 1000 bales on the spot at2Sa2sc per Jard
! currency. Domestic bagging is scarce ana prices
have advanced to 32a33c, currency.
HAY.-The market is easier, with safes OF East
| ern and Northern at $l5a25 per ton.
NAVAL SToREs-Sprits turpentlne mas ueciln-
ed to 41a42c per gallon, and has been 10 moaeIale
| demand. Tar rosin and pitch are qulet anu no
| sales to report.
RIcE.-TM market Is quite firm for this article,
with sales Of 30 tierces Carolina at anu ZOoa
300 barrels do at 73ia7%c per 10. In Rangoon,
sales of 100 bags at s,4c per lb gold, IN bond.
! AA .A.~
Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN, May 1S.-CoTToN.- OF
bales this week, at from 10 to 1Sc. we quote
| from 15 to 20c per ponnd o,,,.
CoRN.-ArrlYal OF 4 cargoes this week; selne
at 81 40 per bushel. ,-, ;,
TIMBER.-Arriving freely-bringing from te
] l5c per cubic foot. ,o
TuRpENT1NE.- dip So 80; yellow dip 81 TO-
scrape or hard 81 25 to 80 per bbl, OF ESQ Pounds
TO the Dbl. ,
SPIRITS TURpENTINE.-Per gallon 4oa4l14c.
TAR.-Per bbl. retail, So.
| PEANUTs.-Per bushel Slal 70
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BAIrnoRY-Per steamship Falcon-2o2 tierces
rico l2Sbales cotton Is casks clay, 137 bo8 rosin
10 bales thread, 900 feet lumber % bols Pota-
teea, Il! crates vegetables, 40 packages sunufies'
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Markets by Telegraph.
T,G FOREIGN.

LONDON, May -Noon.-Consols s4H. Bonds
sex.
LrvxHroo1, Nay M-Noon.-Cotton steady; up.
lands 1tXd; Orleans lid. Red Western wheat 8s.
Eyenhg.-Coston steady; sales 10000 bales;
speculation and export 2o0e bales. Corn 29s
Pork 1e2s &. =
PARIS, May q. Bourse opened quiet. Rentes
~ sec.
Ss DOMESTIC
NEW YORK, Nay 21.-Noon.-stocks very
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rns Cnafieston cotton. Rice and Naval
.s.f Stores Market.

Chs Charleseon Cotton. Rtco ana Nave
&c NJ ls9l stores Market.
=, 3fs - Oyf1Cs CHARLESTON NEWS,
.fs"1 cia FlIDkY iBvMR9 May q, 1870.
CorroNGTtis article having assumed quie
attitude, the demand being moderate, price,
showed rather less .nrmness, without quotabl
change; sales 200 bales, say II at Is; 25 at1sh
1sstls; H at 20 (; IL OF 21K; e5 at 21K; at az
5Sat0; 2s at 22X;1 at 22k 6 at 229< 10 OF
private terms. We quote:
-o-ei, LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ordinary TO good ordinary. ..lShgMA
.fLOMt1fdhnnE ZIRgZl&.
-r&tddHn8 !. ....s.s....N - q
StrfCtmtddtng ...s.-......... 'Z1AY-
R1rH.n4fnia grain was strong and prices ad
yancins; sales about $50 tierces Of clean Caro-
lima, say 100 tieroes, ae1x; coat 7s, and about Il
onpfiyateiterms. We quote common to fine clear
Carolina ste9@71; good 7H@7xc p fb.
NAVAL iST0REs;-There were no operations O.
Importance in these articles.
RR1IaHrs.- TO Liverpool, oy steam, direct nomi
mai, via New York, 7-1sd on uplands; n-1ed
on sea islands; BY sail we quote 7-1ed on
upland cotton, and "a p b on sea
.island cotton. TO Havre, by steam, nomi
nal; By sail, nominal at 10 on uplands
and 1Io on sea Islands. Coastwlss te
Eey York, BY steam, 10 p b on uplands
and 10 on Sea islands; by sail, 10 p b up
hands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sai, y
0JscY Ii on uplands. To Philadelphia, BY steam
80 n. m on uplands; by sail, .Bomewhst nom
inal. 10 Baltimore, by steam, X@Kc 2 b on
uplanda; By sail somewhat nominal.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills 24@AH.
DoN1sIo KxoHANaE-Theb banks purchase sight
checks ct Il Oh and sell at premium Outside
they purchase at u OF to par, and sell at 1s@H
premium.
eoIs.-Buylng at 1sx and selling at14k.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports
..Exports.

CARpyNAs-Per schr Nicanor-127 hhds and 23
bbls molasses. sToJ A Enslow CO.
The sun., 1870-03-17
Probable nom,c,dc IL south o,Ivr.

Roundsman DE Clue Yesterday arrestcd John
Fox, of No. II Battle street. on the charge Of felon.
ous assault. Al about noon Fox visited the black.
smith shon OF Peter Eiran to inquire about some
work ordered by lin. Whle there he disputed
with Edward Rol'an. wheolWriVbt employed In u e
shop. In referonce TO the work. Rohan becoming
nrrry, seized lar Of iron and nttemnied to strike
roN. Firing in This, he roinqnshed the iron and
taxing up OGDEN mallet again rushed at Fox. The
latter ~re tel the malet rom lie nssnilant and
struck him twice the head with f. after which ne
lei. Ro m was horne 10 tie Iong Island Collie
HosrI'al where, on snr-irl examination. his sSuii
provcl to have heen fractured over the left eve The
sur cons ~ The llosnllal pronounced tle wounds Of
ser Us aud erhaps fatal character. Fox was com
mittcd.
The sun., 1870-03-17
SPARKs fRom lnK TELEGRtpn

DR.. schoc2pe has not csc ped.
collector Grinnsli Is In Washin,ton
J., re state Temperance Socic;y me; In Albany yes.
ao1 Charles Spencer 4 Co., OF Ho olulu. have sus
ne he r9lored men Of l'dianapolis have nominated
AtcAet Tor the spling election.
. hndopn ana Deery will play another game o
pilards IN san Fra ,cscO thus evening.
me CAM IN Ursn FoStiyl nctled over slD OpO for
'e ''u rluucNeO Mercantile Library Assoclatlpn.
George IourleIou. crippled railroad lng man
dny' by mLgug " 'NN''N' 'N''''
lne ONO LNuso spent the entire day dcbatiug
~ 70 hutnl the state Constitution 80 as to al NV
noinn 70 Noe Inc vote on tho motion 10 nuOut the
resolution sloodi yeas 5li nays, 81
Governor Hoffman, sent to the Spnate yesterd ~
~, ,l, nnlhes OF Fraucls kernan nf u ca nnd Mont.
'mv,l inrglt ol l"W iork us COnmIss sloners 20 re-
N.e .he bilnles OF the state
" W, ilsher. canvlRsing agent tor Fields Osst cd
~ hnu uthl Dook hrius. m circulating magnzl lues
On n ch W. Mleslru ~ fhihltl l, ana "a 10 Boston.
oh ehHige OF aDpiYini ltO0O Is hIs oW use
'he owners OF the Mississippi steamboat Iron city
1s'o hphehel from the verdict Of he Missouri Cucu;
= ~ hnnW ng fOO per month TO Peter Bus el duIng
nV ~ va mat OF sal etcaner In 1861 they
" 'hat t|oJ per month was reasonable compen.
l s4hifago Police Court Yesterday the case OF
ehafSsl WI lniuas g. y stonsr with a deady
Eolpnn vac cs,,, W. Ceuusni for the defence ai-
renea nut hs NM. ..oh faded " attend eltner yer.
l. Il.
The sun., 1870-03-17
FUS IN PARLIIMENT LAsr NIGHT.
The House 10 TO into Committee on the
II lot DiII on thn Sd of NIRy NeNt.

lot Diii on th- Sd Of May Next
LONDON, March l6.-ln the House Of Commons
a bill nbosbiug game laws was read Bitter opco.
si'ion was m de TO tie measure, and II was with.
drawn Mr.. Leatham moved tie second reading Of
the ballot bill. The ballot, he said. WIS the only
remedy lor great evils. especially In Ireland, wi ero
II was Indispensable for the protection Of voters
against landlords and uriesls
The Marquis OF Harrington derrecs'od debate on
the bill before the House lad be rd the reports Of
TIE Cowrittcc. which Included tire ballo, among its
tecomrtrdnJiOns.
Mr. y. Beirgl Osborne sroke eoauenuy in avor
q tie ballot. He prcvolei nir'h hv pvin IN NC.
count Of lis lite ex erience rs nddl'e for Water.
'old, lie llt-lte9dth escares &c The Ozark ages
still continued IN some PARTS OF lean aud there
was freedom or security vt the elections. Every.
bo'y went armed 10 tie rolls. Voters we're torn
ircm their teds. conTe led 10 vote. una returned ON
shutters 10 end their houses burned down by the
ouposie party.
. A ter remarks rom Ncesrs Torrons, Grew, and
Ncrtrco'e, tie Hcusc div ided on q motion 10 nj.
journ the debate, hich was e.oated BY l1O ma
Jorty
II w1s tten agrced that the House should 20 into
Committee on the I'LL on the 81 Of Nay.
The sun., 1870-03-17
JOT1TNGS iBOUr TO NV.
TIE ship j. c. Bo,n,on WIN, borow Las, even

Tie ship j. G. Boynton wns bclow las, evening.
~. A sign IN Wulnm street used to read. " Zio.'.
Nachuuu ~ the gu ri story"
Tho Gorm ms and ne Rcnnhllclns arc stil ot
lngeiheads on ihe liquor quc non,
The Cuhan League o' The United States Will ,ot
soIct prcnuiaiN aid outside a, Or'Iu'gttiuu
TIE first public buislion dril Of the lot win, n
n & SyNvncY h,GiH.t ,tes place IN the OrmoTy on
prcs- bed in Hoes factory in Sheriff streot ~,
Hn cefh"h irmud scNatlman yesterday. killing him
a monster mucd calf Is on exhibition IN Dnni,
nno's dnqr saloon, II was raisod In Vermont. ,s az
mohts od' aud Weighs 81 pounds. '''
The nucleus ofn to'or0do COLONY was oronni,sd
Tf1tfsraaS IN ,he trnu Grower Gun Rooms No. &
At"S addressed tho mo,pccuyt rIonccrs. ''' "'"'''
Inc schooner Ricardo Bnrros from Barncoa. ~,
brg tnnnn bran, from Curacou Inc h > NciIc 'Cps
ltI rom rIiut"n-, ana the brig shctperde = ffo,f
santos, arrive IHt 'sht. ~ '
Margaret Mitchell was foUni In the halNry Off
s%o'n Hmet YES erda,. she wa 'nken 10 tno NcN
ana ohld were sent 10 lultyuc lIpsr.tal - ''''
Mtrgnret Kane. nged II. an employee IN RAY
,nhc"pc 'WluA Inhu .t.e' lot Ltr Ioi,u yt-lrt
dly o.nnr anu fcl INTO ~ ~ iting iy whi,h She
"As lrafluilY nan-led aud INSTANTLY tlucd
An IN known woman uudr an un-uc es GlI m.
night by Junpng on tao Hunters Point l,iiv.ho.u
SHE was rescued and scUt to Bc.ctuc llo,uitnL '''
How can an' lody ulk ~ business being dul ip
Now YORK when son often have to wait ave or ten nin
themI VI s"NunDer
II YOU want to come from nroa1 vay TO the srs
onlce ana are not IN hurry take one OF the Reecka
one of che BtoSd% ,St aIss e vSS SSS G take
COpFSFH Ah nv "'-""So"- '"'"'s-itioR ~ W W