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WALL STREET CAUGHT AT LAST.
Penalties FRad by the 1Erok era In the
Cnttcd States C0uT1s-AssessoF Web
stef,s ShNre $4,000 Belmont 10

FTDrs Nf .Ft7f fcfE suN FEB. {
AseeEsos Webste1s great rsld On the gutter
c1i IN JGoEe P1er7epous1 cu1oe- On TnlrrdaJ
Ep1c.EG Communication coutatn!tg The "orter
Of d,Itt1ou,tun - Of The Arount recovered fro n
the b1okefs v2s recetred iroI Washington, and
WIS soou nade tae 61bjec. Of complimentary
comment sHoaE tie or1c1As interested IN the pro
ceed.srA The otuef, II a7peats. xtves The Asaes-
scr {a4,tOe ~ btu tnnicIy. The present .AEsesaor
sud various officers Of the efs0r1s are to ,ceiyt
ANAL sCtnA ~ tee1 for VfoseculDg the respective
ease4. About s;p.t60 hiss been pad by the defend
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METEOR t0BtcAl.

meteorological record fer February 9. 1870, ss
,rnorted ey ], G. Ianggutn, II, opuc:ar, III RAM
do!pn street, correspondent 10 tho Smithsonian
1pT,;ure- TIE snal letters are tho initials Tor
ihe words "vee,;pg, gentle "hiEt," d7,"
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Aahtms-Eurt, BretleV, Hifin.. 3
AItan. at-Eoot*, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
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laine- Notr..1 Lynch. LIa;f.
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1sifheA FashturH, n1tes..
conovr, SHETLAND ...................... Q
Mis,oan-burdtt, AT<r, Van Ho'n.,........, ;
Ee~ Hsnoenie-xia, s:i1sa.. q
NeE Ye1f-Kaeham, Tanae1, ftrIi* Fns:t1,
SanI1d. Eaapn Latin, Churchill, 6e!ses,,
North caroala-Heatea, Le.h-
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p.nns.i9sS.oyt,u ng1iqs 4%N r;ii,. ;;.t; ii:;:n;
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NeeiJ, bur-, Ml1s@sll. Hsy. crep1 -.-.-..-..
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Tsne,. Saanks, Faeku.d. d............-..........
1o1s-Al1son, Xecrcrr, Su.stht, Fo1atroy.
'pMekJ-Trmb1e. Sweeney. Golladsy. Knott,
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Ernnc Archer, Swami, Hnulll,
Sis.oml-ws1s Mccoin,ss.: i:a;s.
t.n ~. .'.;;.;.s;' ;;.;.s. 49,. 4;:
New fo1t-Reeves. Schumacher, Slocums Coz,
Cale1n. Brooks. Wood, GFtsEold, MaJhAm.---
North Carnhns- Deweeit.. .....,..;--...
Oh1o-8'radef, Sezsnaoss. LassTeaet. Hi"d"s,
Etdttg, Ncktnrtr, Far Trump. p........:.-......-
pernssyA; ia-ReHdlna. Sales. 9etz, Van AL
ken, Wood sAIh, Haldemap. ...-..-.--
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fURk " VlA FA4khuGs
AunngSt The EnoEs decided frea c8dt{4 or
severue ta,ir men, IN Congress Ii Tom Fitch. OF
Ceyndf the hrtGhreAt. fz1:cst Rtd, WfJ1al one OF
tho r1eat coa4idtsate ota,ors In The House,
large, hAck-eyed, Iuddy'fAcea handsome youn9
u4u, 81 Jeaf1 old, and = native OF New
Yo1k city. lie II public school i'd, and VIA
arerortcf OF . newspaper at Milwaukee eleren
Jeazs aEo. Soon s!ter, he vent 10 the Pacific
coatI engaged In newspaper worf, became vesy
popular o1a1or, fuaxht duet w1th = pro-s.Avesy
desrcfado And whs wcunded, and then oesooE
himself to laN. ns nss settled down into care
ful, cheerful -m3n. and whenever he speat1 IN The
Honse there u intsfesr and enlhas.asm This rnar,
| he preserves himself for great occasions, II tbs
| most psonidpx Representative that hare YET
| eecu here amongst the new nemoes. He Is only
| ose Of the brilliant Joutg men held IN reyersion
les this radical ilsue os equa, taxation, Or the
leSa.t1ed sube1dt1aeon OF special and grAsp.nx In.
| terests. ...-..
| Apo9nn faithful AID h2sd-wortn6 free trade,
| IL Guatayus 4. F1rke.nou1g, Of The c1ty OF 81
Loux1epsrsenrng khe German district OF the city.
Hats S Year, CID, and native OF Rhenisn Ptua
sta, and be VIE = soldier OF The Calon army
lie u , coztd.1xced, modest, AoG
penal yu1ng gentleman. End has d:sstrEutsne e
a;1uaeu icr clcse attention 10 pabhc boEness.
OpA Of TIC nesr3eet and flA1kest ttee trader
N cous1esa Is John B. Hay, OF Beuesine, Illinois
| nearly opposite 81 Louis, Also q7tta yocng. 81
yes,s betrg hh term OF service on our p.aaet Hit
fssnes V14 porn On thu tsuse spot wheea he nos
nyes, believe srd be IL Of GtsmAn desocat
Lie Flnte,neufx and Fitch hs Is lawyer. sax
he WIS xo,diar N 1he VIZ. HAy Is rot re!xstva
Of John Hsy. cur Secretary Of Legation Il Mad
nd. 10 u OF decided courtenAnce, hent CON
p!euoc, a1d sIceEe, tno1gnlul character,
Genezal Logan, md Nr. Cullon, Of Springfield
are a,so revenue sAttn men from Illinois.
Ohio eends good cheer In Job ssevensoo, Of Gin
c!urA11, and 1aneA J. Wlnans, Of 2en!s, beth o
them relshle nd determined men, who hAv,
adopted ine1 liberal sentiments from conviction
and hy TO geographical reasonA
To ny belAef, tnere IL no chance for the cev
Tu1tt nil Of scletc1, Maynard L Co 70 pas to'
Houte.
The Ccrsoa bill Of Galteld,-wh!ch has beel
| protected with dlugent eare,-a opposed BY SUI:
&ra,o.r ~ Roscoe Co1tiee. wno Is Jealous Q
the pat.nnssc of the LAzaealshlc, witch, rnde
,he Ga Law, Wa 1eeatEed By the delegation
Tne geld Investigation l. reported 10 have re
eu.ud In substanual oeneot aAi1-
, 1870-02-09

san FHAEcSCo, jan. %, 15sl
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April l7.-CommodOre
Richard Meade, who was taken with
a stroke OF sppoplexy yesterday even
ing, died in the Brooklyn hospital.
Teddy Ryan and James Smith, no.
tOriOus thieves, made daring escape
from HOrkyille prison while 10 charge
Of two women, the Watchman being
absent.
1t is presumed that very important
facts will be presented next week in
the Mcfarland trial. No new evil
dence relating 10 insanity offered in
defence, fOreshadoYing two or three
points, viz: Detection Richards On's
criminal intimacy with Mrs. McFar-
land; abduction from Danny and the
Astor House; marriage questionable.
If the Court permits this position
openly, limited prosecution viii en-
doavOr to show that Mrs. Mcfarland
left her husband for the cause of being
Justified in her course intimated.
Numerous witnesses summoned and
testified that thrsats were made by Nc
Farland against RichsrdsOn, and
attempts to execute them.
There is quite ripple among boat
ing people, and important races are
proposed. The Hudson Amateur Row
ing Association are talking OF inviting
the the London Rowing Clubs cham
piOn OF Thames river, on the Hudson,
The Atlantics have been challenged
by Porter's boys, to race at Annapolis,
May 18th.
Over seven thousand immigrants ar
rived during the week,
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NASHVILLE.
Custom House---Bacon- n---Sale by U. S.
Marshal Of $4,000 Worth City
Property.

NASHVILLE, April IA Commit
tee ofthe City Council meets tomorrow
morning to consider the subject of do
mating portion of the public square
to Government for the erection Of a
Custom House.
A train, composed entirely Ct cars
loaded with bacon for Georgia, passed
here to-day.
United States Marshal Glascock yes
terday sold the public property be-
longing 70 the city Of Nashville, to
satisfy judgments for thirty thousand
dollars. The sale was forbidden by
the Mayor, who was instructed by the
City Attorney that no court had the
right to sell any property used by the
city.
The Marshal paid no attention
to the mayor, and the sale proceeded,
and the property was bought by X.
McSmith, attorney Of plaintiffs. 3. The
City Water WOC sold for S25;
the Ninth ward engine house and lot
sold at $500. Several lots in and
around the city sold for 81 each.
The Hume high school property sold
for Sl9, 900. Ii the plaintiff should at
tempt to seize or sell the property, it
will be resisted In the courts. If worst
comes to worst, the city will have
two years in which to redeem the
property. Two hundred thousand
dollars of the floating debt of the city
has been paid since last August, Ia
cash. and with some kind OF man.
agement, the city can be brought out
of debt in three or four years.
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KENTUCKY.
A Duel on the Tapis-A Burglar Caught
Negro Woman Convicted of Aurdsr.

IRvINGroN, April Ill is ru-
mOred in Newport that a duel Is on
the tapis between Colonel t. L.JOnes,
OF that city, a member ofCOngress from
the Sixth district, and Colonel Haw-
kins, of Louisville. The difficulty be-
tween them was caused by a card
published recently in the Louisville
C0aLrier-J0lya0L by Jones, in which
he denounced as q liar and scoundrel
a6V one who ascribed TO him the au-
th0r.Sjp Of the report that Senator
McCreery recOmrs nd General
S. g. Bur6Cidge % NEe during
President Johnson dratiOn.
II IL understood thu ones told
Mrs. Hawkins Of the msCreery- Bur
bridge affair. Her husband thus be-
come acquainted with tho facis,s and
repeated the statement 10 Governor
Stephenson.
A man, giving his name as James
E. carney, was detected in the act Of
burglary yesterday, and arrested. He
Is supposed 70 be one OF the nine pris-
oners who escaped from custody at
Louisville recently.
The colOred woman who threw an
infant into a vault, has been CON
victed of murder In the second degree,
and sentenced to three years.
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Il advanced 10 131&9l35< Rates paid for car
rylng, AZ, !, "a and p Union Pacific 4294211
Income SS4@s3; Land Grant {, IS8Z,tg7s2s; First
menfs strong and higher. Southern securi-
ties generally strong. The chief feature IS
New Tennessees, which advanced to 54I.955,
and are literally dealt in. Tennessee Is, ex-
coupons, 5S14g5915; do new, 6s98s1s.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. April I6.-ProvIsions-Con
siderable frmness in prices. Sales Of Mess
pork s000 bbls, at SIS 25gs SO for country and
city. Lard steady. Meats quiet; sales OF q
more freely offered but no quotabIe change.
Flour hrm sales 400 bbls at 81 25@4 6065 90;
demand principally for medium grades for
Grain dull. Wheat 81 OsGI 10; choice 81 I2;
sales of 920 bushels red at 81 094l p Corn
no transactions named; Oats Arm; sales Of
Whisky-saIes 100 bbls, old process. at CSC.
Cotton firm and quiet at 22g2he.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April I6.-Flour Is dull; su-
perfine 81 25; XXS4 rs; xxx S. IS.
Grain.Corn 81 Is for white and yellow.
Oats 63a64c.
Hay quiet at s27. Bran dun at 81 s5.
Provisions-Mess Pork $50. Bacon is very
firm and held at l2s4c for shoulders; clear rib
and firm at lS11z9l9e- Lard l85Salsc.
Groceries unchanged.
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, April I6-Tobacco-Sales IS5
hhds; mark etQuiet and prices well sustained
ranging from Sod2l So
lotion quiet and market unchanged; Mid
ding, 2l15c.
Bagging lsc.
Flour-Extra family s. D.
Grain-Wheat 81 05Gsl % for ed and white.
Corn in bulk, shelled. S5G90c; in sacks, coca
81. Oats in sacks 6o06oc. BARLEY, 81 l0GI q.
Groceries-Sugar, ltgl lf}zc. Coffee, common
TO choice Rio, lS925e. New Orleans mOlasses
75G65e.
Hay-prime, sl9 50929 90.
ProYisions-The market Is dull; Mess Pork
SO; rump, SZ2 80. BacOn-Clear Sides Ike;
Clear Rib l6c; Shoulders, l2c; Breakfast Bacon
l6tdiS5zc. Bulk Meats-Clear Sides, 5J<c; Clear
Rib l5c; Shoulders, ll3{c.
Whlsky-raw &c
Exchange very firm and the supply is more
nearly equal to the demand; banks sell in
I ted amounts at Z.
Boston.
Boston, April l6.-Cotton Arm: MiddIings
2H4c; receip pts ia bales; exports TO Great
Britain 695 bales; stock T74
The Boot and Shoe market has been dull.
Some orders have been received from South
which viii likely be maintained unless man
ufacturers overstock the market, Of which.
however, there is little danger. The weeks
shipments foot up 20. .l05 cases, against .. 1876
last week. and 22,S6 cases the corresponding
week last year. The total sElpmeRts since
January 10 points outside OF New England
from factories direct were 385.50i cases,
against 800, 1876 cases in the hrst hfteen weeks
of 1863.
Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Va, April lh-Cotton quiet; Low
MtddlingS, geo, stock SSH bales.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 1T.-Easter
Sunday Observances to-day in the
Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran
churches, were conducted on a scale
of magnificence hitherto unequaled
here. In the Catholic churches in
particular, the grand High Mass and
other decorations, music, etc., were of
unsurpassed impressiveness, and not
withstanding the heavy rain which
fell during the morning, attracted
crowds of wOrshippers. Most of the
Catholic churches had full orchestras
70 accompany the chorus, and
the Episcopal and Lutheran houses
of worship were also beautifully dec
dGated, and the services partoOk large
ly of the joyful from the character Of
the occasion.
The CoIunN- IN typographical
Union, No. 1OlNheld their regular
monthly meeting last night, at the
City Hall, and elected George A. r.
McNair, Vim. E. Mclean and D. w.
Flynn, delegates to the International
Union, to be held in Cincinnati, June
next.
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THE JACKSON RAILROAD.
The interests of the State Of Mississippi
In Il.

From the Yicksburg Times and Republi-
can.
The recent sale of the stock owned
by the city of New Orleans, and that
owned by the State of Louisiana, in
the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, to pri-
vate parties, causes a peculiar degree
of interest to attach to the annual
meeting of the stockholders, which Is
to be held in the city of New Orleans
on Monday next. The State of Mis-
sissipppi is the owner of nearly nine
teen thousand shares of the COmpany's
stock, which cost it in the neighbOr-
hood Of four hundred and seventy-five
thousand dollars. In addition, the
State holds large number of the
bonds Of the road, which, together
with the deferred interest, makes it
interested in the company to an
amount not far short of a million of
dollars. Whether the purchasers of
the stock lately held by the city of
New Orleans and State of Louisiana
are favorable to the present manage
ment of the road, we are not in
formed, but we infer from the fact
thdt A0oluCuL DeduT6EdTu T6ius6S 10
permit a transfer of the stock to be
made upon the company's books that
they are not favorable to that gentle
mans administration, and that it is
their intention to displace the present
Directory at the election which oc-
ours a week from Monday. This they
can easily do, as the total number of
private shares is insignificant when
compared to those recently sold by the
State of Louisiana and the city of fNew
Orleans.
The interests of this Slate are at
present represented in the Directory
by the Honorable G. G. Shackleford of
Madison, Captain Saml. Young of At
tala and Frederick Speed of this city,
who were appointed by General
Ames, acting as Governor, last spring,
under protest, he claiming that an
act Of the Legislature ceding heright
to vote upon its stock and authorizing
the Governor to appoint three State
Directors, was imperative owing to
its not having been formally concur
red in by Louisiana and the city of
New Orleans. We are not informed |
as to the action that Governor AlcOrn !
intends to take, further than that the !
Hon. II. F. Simrall, of this. city has
been employed as counsel to repre-
sent the State at the annual meeting |
Of the stockholders. II
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trial Of the present system has proved
1t utterly unworthy of continuance.
They favor 8 simple executive govern
ment, under judicial supervision, in
place of the present irresponsible leg
islative bodies, and assure their hearty
cooperation in the great work. They
wish the Convention to understand
that the whole community is alarmed
by recent events, and will await the
result of the endeavOrs of the Conven-
tion with deep anxiety.
The billiard players are becoming
interested over the proposed match in
Chicago about the last Of May be-
tween Joseph Champion and Cyrell
Dion. Parker and Coon will prob
ably play one week from tomorrow.
The Chicago Base Ball Club yester-
day received a challenge from the
Athletic Club, OF Philadelphia. The
club starts for New Orleans in May
and goes East in June.
Reports from central and southern
Illinois show heavy frosts yesterday,
making the prospect for peaches and
other fruit very gloomy. There was
considerable frost in this vicinity last
night. 1t is cool to-day. The snow
is terrible in the black hills On the
Union Pacific Railroad, and the trains
are delayed.
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Cautured BY a Brlgana.

ATHENS, April le, midnight.-The
,nnort included Ia the names OF the
psrtv captured near Marathon by
Konth, the notorious brigand, that OF
the Duke Of Manchester's son. Later
and more reliable adviees state that 1t
was not this gentleman's son, but
Lord Lancaster who was 50 unlor'u-
nate AS to encounter these outlaws.
LONDON, April 10, 2 P.m.-Aan eel-
torial In the Tines to-day makes the
suggestion that in the event OF an
effort on the part Of the Greek Gov
ernment to recover the English cap
tiVes lately seized near Marathon by
brigands, the English Government
shOuld dispatch to its assistance 9
small detachment from the English
garrison ut Malta.
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Another S.Fiks.

LAsALLE, April 1.-THE coal
miners strike continues With but lit
tie prospect OF settlement. The strik-
ers met again yesterday and resolved
not to go to work TOR the monthly
pay. All branches of trade are great
ly depressed, and the canal and rail-
road freights have fallen off greatly
since last year. The number of freight
trains on the Illinois Central railroad
has been greatly reduced within the
last few weeks, and large per cent.
of the employees have been dis
CHARGED.
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Railroad eoIlisiOR-40 Cattle Killed ana
To Persons Injured.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, April lf.-The
freight train on the New York Cen
tral Railroad, going east, last night,
was run off the track by the breaking
of an axle. A freight train, westward
bound, run into the wreck, killing 40
head of cattle and making a serious
blockade by demOliShing the larger
number ofthe cars. The engineer of
the westward train and boy who was
on one of the cars were seriously in-
jured. AL OF the passenger trains,
both ways, are stopped, and the road
will not be cleared until tonight.
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Court Martial, eta.

LOUISVILLE, April l7.-There is
some little excitement in military
circles regarding the publication in
the COttrier-JOltrTlGl yesterday morn
ing of an article regarding the court
martial of General Totten. 1t is stated
that if the person giving the inform
alton can be identified that he will be
court martialed.
phiFty-seven persons were con-
flrmed in the NJ. L. Church by Bishop
Smith.
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The Ela.daant plrarce. ease.

LONDON, April l6-Midnight.-The
appeal of Sir Charles MOrdaunt to
proceed with his suit for divorcement,
Notwithstanding the declared insanity
Of Lady Mordaunt, has been subjected
to further postponement. Lord Pen
sanse had previously consented to
hearing of the full bench argu ment in
the suit, but the present consideration
of the ease has been put of, it is pre-
sumed, through the pressure brought
to bear by the friends Of the unfortu-
nate lady. aa AHa 4
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pemocratlc ConYentIon-s salclde.

LOUISVILLE, April 16.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee held a
meeting to-day and made 2 call on the
different committees TO meet next
Saturday, to appoint the time for a
general convention, to nominate can
didates for the election next August.
Sohn Jameson, of Harrison COUNTY,
committed suicide by shooting him
sell, last Thursday evening. No cause
assigned.
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OMAHA.
Bad WeaiheF---TFains Delayed Movements
Of Troops against Indians.

OMAHA, April 17.-Suow and rain
have been almost unremitted in this
section. Trains west are delayed by
that cause. A blockade of two loco
motives and a freight train off the
track between Laramie and Cheyenne.
The weather in the vicinity of the
Black Hills is intensely cold, and the
snow heavy.
The last Company of the Second
Cavalry left for the scene of the Indian
troubles to day.
Msjor r. Shamol has been appoint
ed TO the command of Sweetwater and
Wind river Districts, with headQuar-
tiers at Fort Bridger.
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Defauliine treasurer Of Lowell. Mass.

LOWELL, MASS, April 16.-The
!, ,,andsmen Of ThOs. G. Morris, the de-
.. y 'ttng Treasurer Of this city. to-day
,s laul; 'atO the Treasury $4,000 as a
pau a 'se OF the settlement with
~ l,t P.ohi- n Nis, with the amount al
lLIo clty. ~aakes about twO-thirds
ready paid IN, Il The city is to set
of the deialcatiOn.
tie the balance.
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Great Bargains for Ladies
IN MILLINERY GOODS.

Ladies who wish to pure aase Will do well to
cali and see our large stock of Imported Bon
nets, which viii be sold at from four TO six
dollars each. Also, one thousand Misses
School Hats at one dollar each,
MI. YANCEY & CO.,
z02 MAIN STREET,
mhN second door north al Mashiagtcn.