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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
Nrv.yOPK HORSE MARKET
pnpaI Sal< S!a5s l0ogtod ncety foErisL. t,on L>
LII

and Soo0ld-dreS
.kwYoKk Feb '3The maht; continues quiet 10 mo' eas-e' Of
bo The being shown in the increased denAn for work
Nth sale slight advance
.e If he preug week. De oopain If Of horset
n h- eouu duy their stocks %
cuht There Inquiries for carriage horses bas
and holders 10 their Gmards for
which bid fair 10 baV further upward tendency soeln
beng remarkably low and ut 10 be rrpleshed There some
for totg bnuess been W them.
anticipate lively demAtd spngog up as soon as Spring fairy
confident that MI s higher Tor all classes
We quotators Carriage horses teams o te
S3iO; $ so 70 $780, troe SEQ 90 Slat nd
roAdsers 9o S20i sHge ard soc
20 500 teams fancy rosdes Leo to0. heavy dash
Lorsr. TO single hghG dAseh
borse $3.50 single and $3.50 to $50 Jeans ."rs
single and 800 it0o f horses
s20 10 s3i French $40 $50 according sS4
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WEDNESDAY. Feb. sa-P. ".

The Government offered si.OOO,0OO of gold to-
day ma received offers FOR only ss 200 at prices varying
from ii9J lis J and the awards are the same ms he
roposals Tor the $4,000 Notice given that the BAL
ance CHS o1 would be again offered. This seems to
m strong that there Is no demand for gold and
"A nov IL d. an article of merchandise without demand
we do not sec what Is 10 prevent ia continuing to de-
cline IN prise Some Of fresh disturbances In Paris
or another vote Congress TO nlao the currency might
tend for moment. to put 1; up; bat. without some
exciting cause without something TO cause demand ior
gold Il must continue 10 decline II very stAyinE
fact that to-day the United states bonds OF 1871 In THIS
city are AZ par with gold In the Gold Exchange. This
loo- Ike the dawn ~ Gold sold to-day at
Ii and Ii! which lover than It has been since sept
u. Isol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

In railroad bonds transactions have not been large, but
prices have been well maintained. Central Pacific sold
at 95Id95i; Union Pacific. s79sGi; Chicago and NIL.
waukec First Mortgage. 81.
The Stock market has been weak. and seems to have
been In sympathy with gold to-day. Prices are on gen.
orally from tho sales Monday. Cleveland and Pitts
burgh about tho Gully stock the list that has ad
vancod that sold at iOs tho afternoon the mar
ket gained hrmer tone. and NewJersey Central Lake
Shore Rock Island and North. Western were stronger
We give below comparison Of the highest sales OF tho
stocks named Oh the dates given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

COfFEERo and has With good demand from the Job
hing ,iei hays ksEsai ~ Btns ard
Nkour private Other kuds quiet a~ipg
o. the eItrrhe ni hohirrS
COAl-re regular public sale 81
Disposed decline We append tb. particulars
Lump at ~ use ~ Is; ssam"st - 2ia ~ l7t Crate al
81 65Ia 20; Egg 81 Iidxt 22i Steamboat 81 Gao
o. al, aud Chr,,nut at ~ 52l a ~ on
FLOUR AND MEAw aud St-t. Flour sctiv- the
trade Lu,ng freely. and rhoire Fall and Spring
M choice New WISCONSIN aud hisnrsols better aud
in demand saes sa.mO bills 1u0RS
state IS Isd - State Is asa Tor Fancy state,
as hds5 firth GRADES Of kItrAG 81 33a IS
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.


O2 bales Cotton. II pkgs Aches. Bsesuss sIu
10 bush Cora D. $50 busu Oas
I,s bub Malt J0 bush Prss i0' bbl. Corn
Me-. has Corn Meal bbS Oatmeal SOS hh Rr6oed Pso
l,un Naphba Geo SPIRITS Tupeutne 80 bbs Crude Tarpe
tine boil. Tar 1923 bbs Ro.n s oba Pors go pAgs b,tt
COS pkrs Cut Meats Lard $50 Lard lao sesn
so pigs Butter sS5 bIs Chees. IA bbs kggs - hs. Lar. or
$40 pss. 7lJ Dressed Hogs 1853 pgS o Cake De
Copper bbs whkJ 3S bales Wool - bales Hemp ~ o.es
HON Leather Hides s bls HIDES os bids I"hsceo
,p Ease, Tobacco bids Nalas.es bb Sagar 2JS
H.. rs s, starch Il5i bags Peanuts % bales Noes 10 page
M.rrsS 10 bills CoItoa Seed OIL 70 bags Sumsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

Union Pacific Railroad Company Will DO paid at the Office
Of the company in Boston.
Al the annual election In this city today for directors
OF the Quicksilver Mining Company, tho following ticket
was elected John h. Pruyn, James W. Eweli' AshOei
Green Alfred T.. Tiop. Edwin Hoyt. David Mahany,
tudlou Patton John NJ Tobn, G. T. Tranor. Charles
Gould. and Geo. W. Butts.
The following comparative table shows the condition
OF tho leading items of the Banks OF Philadelphia, with
the changes which have taken place between the state
ment of the last and previous weeks, Feb. 81:
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Differences
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS of
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to meet with much
favor from investors. The issue up TO the present
time il nearly exhausted. What remain are still
offered at par and accrued interest in currency.
GEORGE 0PDYKE s. CO..
% Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

transactions In Bank stocks continue limited ana
prices seem TO be too high for buyers Merchants sold
to-day ut 1851; Phenx at ios; North America io1;
GrooeIs'. lis, and Fourth National at 1921.
Government bonds strong and prices steady. They
do not seem affected by the'decne Ia gold or the
general weakness Of the stock market.
The following were the bids for Government bonds
fha dan giye
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THE MARKETS.
ICarsiany reported for THs rsiBrSs'

"WEDNESDAY. Fob ~ 1870.
sURS Pots are In moderate demand steady 23G
Pea are Domiusl at ga 50
CoTTON-The rather active msuly from
the opeEnR but weakness aud Kregu
prices remaining about the former general
sale, bales Monday EVENING" Of which 4uO
pore 900 ne to specuao and ?tO In rsest For
sales 80 bales Tor February
March $50 d. 29c 100 April 2ic 200 d. - 36c
la April 18th h. 2Jlc 30 Nav. 2Jte 2Oo June
2JIc do February 2O March h0 do board
April private all basis Of Los Adg
We quot. nouinaly as follows
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Mutbiutrp.
prOposals.


oVcn BoARD WAFER Cosris,ioss Hs
~ Providence Il. l.. Feb II 1870 :
PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WATER
PlPES-Sealed Proposals si this Omoe
<b DAY ofhsL proIio u oook furnishing
portion Of the following Cast Iron water Pipes.
inch -
l.I6 ineh.
900 feet. ~ inches diameter 1915 inch and IS 10 neh
a0 ee 20 Inches diameter 1881 inch and "a Inch thick
1910 feel. u Inches dsmrsr u 10 inch
1850 ftrr 10 Inches diameter air. inch aud ihet
01 feet u nchts dismster 10 .. neh aud
5000 feet IL Inches diameter gl6 inch aud II ~
800 fee 10 inehrs diameter 1874 iGeh thick
1000 feet inches diameter. inch and IL inch thick
10000 feet Beb~s diameter. 1874 iueh thick
To he made Of The best quality Pipe Iron lengths less than
feet. and Ia he upright
To he coated 10 the best with
Yaruish.
To he thoroughly proved and Inspected.
To he delivered free wharf this dty which
To he delivered 10 nearly equal monthly quantities from M.J
vsmbsr Inclusive
Ord. yAJment Ter 90 will he gVen
M Tor he pipe delivered IN III, previous mosih.
bond
nbsr, conditioned for ID. faithful execution Of The propc.
,kAll b. accepted.
Proposals will state The price ton Of $40 poshda
Bnv.op.s Iuu,i Ia Ipdors-d Proposals for Pipes"
obtaintd
The the right rjrt eli
5 Ssss ! S; sSSSs c.- %::.
J. HBRplRr sHIpD. Chef EtsinssL
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Treasury in this city {:

Tho earnings OF the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way during the third week OF February were:
s2ir O9 % Is77 o. Decrease 'H
The earnings OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
cop,pany during the second week in February werec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

With Number commenced the Foieth Volume OF
UARPERS MAGAZINE Tie Magazine contains 6hJ to
hundred matter aud prosey illustrated Than
monthly periodical America England The unparalleled
Magazine the popular character in variety Of m
col;ents the Enterprise Publishers for it at
any eus literary contributions Of Eugish and American
authors; yusel articles Of Travel and Explorations to
papers Scientific aud Historic subjects and
Mechanical OF toe ard TO the 'seJ aud
several Editorial Departments Fo the Edii"T' Sea
HGe Record Tie cooperation omembe oibe Smithsonian Institute at
Washington has been secured
IN The January commenced the publication from The ao
tbors manuscript AEro serial story. by The Author Of Guy
LisiHgstoRe''
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

$1,000, r., ,a,tiSo opened a; e2i for psn,, sSs
@ A%;s s Sss old 5 Ss T is s,,'
az sSsei. SSes Erie shares az, Illinois ces1.' ii
A,1 S.., .%S c r.s opened ,'..a, Mdrs
ugl..ds a fhS.es1 c.is. quiet d.cnas
.rc made this morning 81 per an sss" quiet 70" No. Dss
S,S,s pS aa-rh. opened active; Ren,,. - francs
LosOGs rs' s s T.T.ag SSs @ y 3D. t
1851 s7i iuo. c.utI,' ma Atlantic AND Great Me,ra 81
a co to 9,St -. sS. per . d.. for Tree
Fass,osr -Uutsd Five Twenty bosds opsoed Or"
sslTwsar Feb r,-P,,rol.um closed srr nei
IosOos Feb t34'o m-cou.ol, closed :. 90 Tor nc.ss .se
a I s if sss sea, 1857 s7 Ell sscs
EIe Rsi.., n inO, csHs, Ill. Atlantic and s''~
Feb aa-Und States Five r-suV Bonds closed -
Iiyssroot Feb a,,O ncOes eo..d 4 tt ~ a 100
MdnE Up.nd aud d for Mdd"g oI.O; .' Os ne. -:
i.t inst u 900 bales ,-.,.,u,,y and ,,o,.s
nsi per- gallon Ls.es T,lo- h;s "a, mo, .D .,,,
Low MidtlaE, " arrive. quoted at 1871 francs
noNpsTlC MARKETS
o. 81 sSss .i.. sSl.ss, e ssS,S rs'T r..
y ;%s Red sss 81 o o%t Jar a.sd S:sLs
saf a rs,.I ss; ss s.s s' es
Fb "a lotion ds Sa s"O,,sss 80 sse S.
F FSs, as s .s do T% asa Mis- s1Y.O, :. =
,. g. s ss,s $ s. as rss
50 ws.. dull p'%s to SGfs ,s, Yss. d.n
y,i VI o.,. s sssse R. DAN sse Me-. Po'. s,s
s s i. %s l:@ ssss i isSsS. Lar. a'''' -
o tc.. SS f;e wA... and better Nc w. Si
sO1 g.. Ss'9 s.s S ksSv,.~is" bush 1900 Sa'A
go Ss r.Sr sS s s sa.s Waite q rs,
White Is, Amber sioa Oats stead, a'+'e Barley
D SisS.so Feb Red wI''s :, d ~, ~ ~
Red Winter held .. 81 o. Cara aS. .aa An, :. s ss
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NEW MONTVLY MAGAZINE
FOR MARCH. 1870.
PUSSY.
Internationally stud-Slurmv Of Cs-Pn'ys Ancient
OecrpatiuPu Cbps-Pu'sy Jspao-Pus'y ana her h''e
opib SoiaAher the Observation-Disclosures LAHORE
FREDERICK TIE 6EEAT-ly. TRK MARRIAGE w Ihs 'Ho"S
PKIScE - .
1,rsrp,rovs-T1s Bethroiha-Redehck and Wi'heinina-
Tie King aud bis Ia bis libraJ-Ibe Banquet
SHADOWS.
NATURES COMMON CARTIER
I1rrRA7loSs-Tbe Weeping Trec-Haless Brperimeut-An
Aerial ree--Duhames Fiperinent-Guesrds Experiment
Nu.eLetbro,eks ErrcfretThe Monkey Cup-The Co"Iree
The w1e-Ttee-Tle FaIuela-A Tidal lnus'aion-Ihe r"
roca-Sbels Of The IuinsoaA Floating ieeOers-Sp'e7 VI
the Broclcp-Tbe Della oitbe Nile.
BROKEN MUSIC
SoUTH.CoASf SAUNTERlNGS IN EN1LAND.-tS""""' '"
Part ~
ILrsrnA71ovs -Shansln Shipe--Iobn Eeas-Bonehureh-
veptnor from Pulpit Roet-Tbe Wei Of ST. LwrenceA Crab
Htoner-Bsek Gang Chiae Car>broOke Css'e-EhIihsns
TomSerachePs and The Needle Roets-ihe Natural Sd
emy -Parugiord. the residence Of Alfred Ienuyson
NEW JUDGMENT OF PARIS.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
MISS ELLlNGIoHS NIECE
A BRAVE LADY
ILrsrEAuoxs-wangO the Stair" She used sometimes to
hear her Cbidreu's Voices about the empty House"
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND
AYTEROS (Omod from h Number he Asnor har'H0 failed {"
furnish Cory ia tune for pUblieaHon)
JESSIE
BOLIVAR LIBERAToR OF SOUTH AMERICA
on PHOTOGRAPH OF ATHENS
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RBt DAD.
EDITORS DRAWER
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rosd thses Spring whes, grtr.i Is Nus.sss
Sss sr sngng Ohio Loud Hosp * sssss iei Tud:
Winter wssa sat-. y end ' w t. az Witt 4. M As.
S S 90 %es ~ r Family Do so ~ Sr u Lou. BIZ
$ss s% B3s Ca,. and oreo reg qas, aud bssy.s
. sS q o. s' e Is fsr oduny so
FAMILY Do IS - % s 20 ssI; ss ysr 20 soa % Z,
.,iss o XII Eass d. d. Rye -Four snd h d.sodi
.1 1. ' S SS. ! and ;, e; S.st,.is. ss
n s s,ts d =. S' g. d"d aud ody Ss2 loo
=. thh 5Sa fTi c 20 e 81 soesI1;
G sRhISnys s ..s fs is. .sa ,..:
sS. a'IiHs sS'fs s",- ,spS mos. 9, s @
~ for No. ,S5 h isss sSG. roe Amber Western
Amber ' Michigan ssc. S Asr s'';s } amber s,% r. 20.
ss:s i's'i o Esq s t.sS, nd ~ ;s!;: ale
STATE o r': are a'f % a and Ss%1s good 30 % I So
i Ws :S T. az" sS sase ana w oss s.., Sal.
saele Corn bs,ts' and 10 fair ds@sd Tor II. a.srs
mId sass s1d Gs BID 10 o Cd s. %; ws
81 o. southern White II O2s co. d. yellow sSs "a
NETWORK yoR WEEK ENDING 81.
t sTa T ss.s. S Ss.r.
To $s.; Inde. South lasI te sos ~.
To,.l...................... @7a 9nss b,
HAY,T9; demand IA, sPa s @:s s fn sS1rS. $685.
selling at sl0Si Os y 100 ant shor do at 8 gsSc
nEMP-Mauia Is in moderate request and steady a. +e. gold
HOPS are frmi Prime 2sd26c, and do Poor
l4d20c
MOLAsSRS-Of Orleans learn Of IS bbs 134Ts
STILES quiet with sales Of SO hhds Porto Rice 6S
NAVAL Sr0RES-Cruie Turpenue ehd nominal spins
srms Tar Is dull Rosios unchanged
oLSAmecan Lnseed continue. 6rn With good deand $50
pc for bbs English DO Inactive and DonAL Crude
Fish Is Whale al Soc
Oils dul aud prices
changed.
PkOVIsIONS-Pork hut rather easier ard
closed without Of CSC bills 5 80 for Ordinary Mess the
outside pice for Job LOTS for future delivery go bbs seller April Al
S26 IS for March Beef dull aud steady Of 30 bills SlO6S5
Tor Psn Mess and eli for BKIrs Mesa Beef BomoaL
Beef Hans bat steady sales u 20 bb s0GS3 Gus
light demand IS stretsord l4Ie
Short Rib Dressed Hog. steady i9li for
2lGl2ic for City Lad active low
grades generally sales Of 60 hb aud l1
i;c l5dl5ic for Cty ldc for fir 10 Prime Steam,
l96ic Rendered Por fstare Delivery the
very weak aud no sales reported
PETROLEUM Is frm. but the market Is quiet We quote;
Cude (4Od47 giviyl IN bulk..."....p Galon....- db
Refined diva test) prime light shite. Pa a.
Reenea ne test) prime light 10 wbite.....2sG
Eaphths refined 65113 gravity.
ResGuEm, y
RICE doll and unsettled Retail lots Of Carolina, st bdIc
sUGARS-There demand for Ra~s aud pees
steady holders resisting the influence 81 the decline gold sboas
difficulty Fair good tod Refining lodOie
bhd Gl0te. for Cuba and t3 boIes Havana at rs
SEEDS but quiet l2413lc for Cover. and - 500
81 Timothy. Rough Far Seed 81 3OG 81 a. Cal
esttz Linsced Is in moderate demand 81 81 ~ gold.
TALLOW active and prices sales 10000 PRIMO
City at lOtc
WHISKY Is dull; sales 100 bills at sa999c
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monthly periodical not this country alone but tue EHse
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As veil As capable. its illustrations and good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
rTHE HERALD OF HEALTH FOR MARCH
n CONTAINS:

n
THE TWO wIyES-Mr. Elizabeth Oste, Smith
NOTES or EUROPEAY TRAvEi,-Nra b. p Br,u.
FKRE GROVE GYMSASIUM-MAry Alice Ives Ssymoar
TAXI CARE or YOUR SOSES-Rev Charles H. Brigham
GROWTH AND DEvELoPNESr-A MeLArea
OUR STUDIES is PHYSIOLOGY.
PROGRESS IN MICHIGAN USGvBRsiTT-ozoSE AND ITS
RELATION TO TnB HUMAN HEALTH-ISSASlrI-THB LA
BORING FORCE or THB HRART-SLEBP ALoSE-NOSSTSRs
rs THE SCRoOLRoON-FREDlSG OF 1SPASfS-TEBArMESr
OF CHRONIC INFLAMMATION or THE srOMACH-NBuRAL.
GIA-SwALLOWlSG Observation-Disclosures SWIMMERS
CRAMP-DELIRlUM TREMESS-LBAD POISONING COSMEr.
ICS. HAIR DYES. BrC-LGSIMBE fS-CoSSuPATioS HOW
CURED-DOS'T BE AFRAID or PURB COLD WAIBR-HoW
TO WARN COLD FtBr.
THE FEBRUARY NUMBER CONTAINS
CARE OP THE EYES By Rev c. ii Brigham
ACTIVITY. Br Henry Ward Beseher.
THR LANDLORD OF THR BLUE HEN. poem By Pbabs
Cary.
PRES EST DUTY OF TEMPERANCE MEN. By Rev }. C. Ho
brook d. D.
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT. BY Archibald MeLa.s Of Or.
ford Gymnasium.
THB PRISONS OF PARIS By Prof p p Evan,
SPURS AND REyS FOR THOSE WHO NEED THEM By Dr.
J. f snodgrssS
HOW TO DRESs BABY. By Mrs n B. G.s,on. D.
EDITORIALS
DEATH or EDWIN ". STANTON.
DEATH OF MRS CHARLOTTE b. LoZIRR. " D.
HOW TO TREAT THg SICK A Ssec,s.fal Experiment With
sDsPoI By Gage Cure, for Chronic D,rb,, Peos
SprlLs Colds Feeding tie SICK Food for lHiaBA
REVIEWS or BOOKS
THE JANUARY NUMBER CONTAINS. among many s,hen III.
following;
THE DANGERS OF BLISTERTSG-THB CARE OF CHILDREN
GENEROSITY AND BESByOLENCR By H. W. Bsse1sE
BATHS FOR BABIES By Ma R. Gleason ~ d.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION. By MnI Horace Mann
THE RICHARDSON MURDER.
THE GOSPEL OF THE GALLONS OUR STUDIES IN PnYsI
oLoGY
THB CARE oP CITY DOGS. BY Dr. Do Levi,
Ts.bt of Bad Feet wboopE Cobgh Of Bura ProIsn Pss
Of Dysentery etc. etc.
WITH THE JANUARY NUMBER BEGINS MRS ELIZABETH
oAKBs SMITHS DELIGHTFUL STORY Of TWO WIVES to
hnss through the year
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A YOUNG MAN of business experience,
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DRACTICAL LANDSCAPE GARDENER
d.,r,. sugtgmsus 70 f o 10 ~ hosi 'sil naansf 70
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Qantirs Sabtmiss.

UIASKO, ACADEMY OF DANCING, GA
W,t Morning and aherpoos classes daily Gen
tl,tu.p MONDAY and ThuT,dsy, At y. H.
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LADY n graduate of one of the best in
~ ,utons Of learning wishes SITUATION 10 sn
Academy or Public Srhoo teach Higher English hAihemauo u
German Address Box i8 Saugerirs. " T.
LADY experienced in teaching English,
n French and Music desires ROOM AID BOARD 10 rie"ADsei
L references Address EXCHANGE. 81 West Ihysec'nisI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-27
E0reirn News.

The London Times haI an editorial on the
;!cGnitire adoutiD,i ui the policy 81 annexation
bq the United Slal.a The writer says: Eng
land, though indifferent, Il astoundcd at the
cas-. Of the Dominic. which is merely adding
n her coIorci committees to those dilicnIt 10
manage now
4 teuunt.rirht nceing at DuuyarV0ll, Ire.
land was broken up last night by tcnlan*.
The new cable, which vas recently SUCCESS.
tn)Iy laid between Sa!c0lnhp England, and
Erigriognun, France" ii q ihe most so!ld dc
scription Of sen cable, weighing - tens 10 the
mile, and the shore ends fourteen tors. Double
land wires will shortly he c0mpIri'! To rulinrct
the cable with the lami $y>tciIf Oi tC!"sraphH
in both countrc'. By this means messages
will be transmitted directly lrom Brest to I.ou
don without passing through Paris as at pres
cnt. Tic e iinrlclon OF this new link, which
has 6nen much retarded by bad weather aud
other unlavorable circumstances, vii. place
London and New York in almost direct com
municalion. and the whole route will DC under
the management and control Of the Frenril Ca
bic Company.
It il said no reduction val b. made in the
French army Ibis year becau,r 81 the recent
troubles in Paris and elsewhere.
The majority in the French Chambtrs have
resolved to leave each member free TO discuss
CONNER cal questions according 10 his own
convictions, and not to make final vote or
test Of the strength Of the Government. 1t is
probable that this uction will prevent change
in the Ministry.
The Bishop Of Armcs is very SICK Mt Rome.
He was visited by the Pope.
Election returns from The Spanish provinces
have been greatly delayed by heavy SHOWS. As
far as heard from the country has declared
against monarchy. OF the candidates known
to be elected arc Unionists, ); Democrats, 10;
Progrcssves, 6; Republican, !; CariiSt, !. The
defeat Of the Duke Of Montpensier at Oveido
is confirmed The Spanish consul lacS at Mo
bile, Galveston, Charleston. AMI Sydney, and
the vice consulates at Savannah and the City
Of Mexico are suppressed. The present consul
Of Spain at Mobile is transferred to the vice
consulate at New York.
The Pope still suffers much from cold but he
presides over the sessions of the Ecumenical
Council Every day it is said the Council will
suspend, and will possibly close altog ether about
Easter, on account of the insaIubrlty Of Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-27
VIRGINIA NEW ..
There was considerable ezcitemen& IN hlch-
wand ,oster5av cansed by an attempt OF some

There was considerable exctemen& IN hlch-
r,ond Yesterday caused by an attempt OF some
colored rowdies TO tide 10 the white Dali street
cars Four were arrested and taken I" Toe
station house, which TAH SURROUNDED 3y Ill eA
cited crowd Of blacks until heavy police force
Icas brought to the spot. This disturbance was
made in accOrIanc; with p!otialn,le az
nounccJ in speeches by the blacks at the cele
bratOn.
Extract OF a letter 10 the Fredericksburg
Herald from Cupepcr county, January 18th:
.,The wheat crop geuerally is looking healthy,
hul j. quite backward Large crops have teen
seeded in this section, some Farmers having
seeded two hundred acres, A most excellent
article of extra -four can be bought at CuIpeper
Courthouse at sc per barrel
The Richmond correspondent OF the Peters,
burg Index states that Past Worthy Patti
| arch of the Sons OF Temperance there, and one
| of tic most conspicuous men In the cause Tor
the past ten years in Virginia. died recently OIL
dnlirium tremciis in the nabrlatG ward OF the
Medical College.
In the Court OF Appeals, Yesterday the case
OF the Alexandria and Washington Railroad
Company vs.. the Washington Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad Company, was still under
argument, Col. q. W. Brent, Of Alexandria.
for appcilccs. delivered his argument.
The Virginia artist, Elder, Is OF work on
another new picture Of great merit, entitled
Home Again" lie has also outlined line
sutject-"On the Beach, "a child saved
from wreck cipging TO its dead mother.
Gov Walker, upon receipt Of information OF
the President having sigucd the Virginia blll'
will issue 4 proclamation calling the lIesislature
together February S. The President signed
the bill yesterday.
Mr.. Nj: B. Cartmell, one OF the most ven
cradle citizens of Winchester died at his resi-
dence on Thursday last. MIR. G. was Il well
known and highly esteemed gentleman.
The Secretary OF the Commonwealth has re
ceiyel for record copy Of charter granted
by Judge +. 7. Pitts to the Real Estate Bank
Of Norfolk.
! General Candy has accepted the resignation
Of a. b. Hepburn, Sheriff Of ""a'moraland
county, Virginia.
Gen. Nanuy will give mp ali control OF clvl
affairs When the Legislature meets aud ILLS lie
civil Offices now held by military appointment.