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, 1870-03-19
1Iyktcrion. Death OF II Farmer ncnr
Cpn1Hburx, AG1aux County,

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Qr1ScY, ILL.,, March la.-A highly respectable
ana well-to-do farmer, named Wul. Asher, who
lived six miles east Of Coatsburg, In this county,
left his home on last Monday afternoon for the
purpose Of hunting some stock which were run
Ming out In the woods. He failed to return that
night. and on Tuesday morning search Was !nst1-
tuted for htm, and In the afternoon his body was
found lying dead In the woods There were no
marks Of violence found on his body, and the
whole affair In wrapped IN mystery, since he waa
In excellent health when he left home. ue leaves
a wife and several children.
The WeathtT has greatly moderated, and nAvfga-
tIAu vas ACbtu resumed this afternoon,
, 1870-03-19
FRANCE.

=
PARrs, March 1s,-The Aarsnilaiss annou noes
that, as ali its editors have gone 10 Tours to be
present ut the Prince Bonaparte homicide trial,
the journal will be edited there for time.
PARIS, March 1s---A Beni-onclai journal an
nounces that owing to the disagreement Of opialon
among the Ministers at the last meeting Of the
Cabinet the proposed amnesty WAS abandoned
The Journal FfanediA asserts that the Archduke
Albert, Of Austria who, before his visit TO Paris
was opposed to FrAnco-Austs1an alliance, IL now
favorable to the project
The Consulates Of France at Philadelphia and
Richmond have been abolished, and the Vice Con-
eulate at Chicago made a full Consulate
The Opinfonc Nationak has remarkable ellto-
rial to-day. 1t demands the withdrawal Of tho
French troops fromc Rome, renpnc!atlon Of the
Concordst and suppression Of the budget for pub
lie worship; and declares that should these meas.
ures be carried out, nothing will be left In Rome
but 1mbecility and fraud.
, 1870-03-19
FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF
FISK&HATCH
BANREIRS.
AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
No. 5 Nassau-st..
NEW YORK.


FxnnUA1y Is, 1870
TheEa ns.kabls saeeen which attended .1r neso-
tatAoo Of tho Leaas ot tho CEs1HA1 PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD OoMrAsI md the WESTERN PACIFIC HAunoAD
CoxrAx1 md the popularity and credit which the4c
Loa2l have maintained In the markets, both in ths
eoontEy and Europe have shown thai the First Mo,t.
xsse Boud1 Of wi4sly located md hanorab1y managed
Railroads promptly recognized and readily taken
II tho tos eusabls safe and sdysntaseoas form Of a
restment Yielding moro liberal lneomc than can
hereafter bs derived from Government Bonds, aod
ar.itahle to take their place.
Assured that In the selection and negotiation Of
perior Railroad Loans, ne are meeting great public
want. md rendering valuable seszfce-both u the
holders u Capital and to tho4s krpat HauonA work.
oi internal Improvement whose tntr.a1c merit and
substantial character end lc them - tho Of Capital
aud TIC confidence of tnvestofs-we DOW odet with
ureeill condolences md satalfAetsoa ths
, 1870-03-19
Efrekx

NEW ioRK, March 1a-The extenE1ye freight
depo! o. The New 1erscy Central Railroad, at
night with ~ eontenta, Including twelve loaded
freight can and ~ horses Michael Quird, wntch-
man, WAS burned 70 death while trying to aare the
estimated II 3ao,ooo to s1oo,ooo On witch therc
NKH Yo1x, March 1a-The tosa by The nre n
0omuppipaw Tu reAoa $1so, ,ooQ The mSn t5ufned
, 1870-03-19

poucuKKzrs1s, March 1s-ShertM kcnNorthy,
nersnnsj pfnrert1 III this county belonging TO the
Eoston. Iaitforl / Eric Railroad Company, IN
clniing hall Of the Dutchess co}smea ;at n Rsi9sd
rznt ,ssnrd nv Ceorne Gilbert to satisfy claim
aRainst he company OF sas ooo, IN favor Of sdnsy
Dillon, contractor: Another attachnent Is y ne e.
fa1nr Of d. s Ra1res, chief engineer, Tor 96,00o
, 1870-03-19

AlBASy, March ls.-1n the Assembly, to-day,
MI Fields charged NJ, AnswoNh with an attempt
to br11,e him to vote on railroad bill Mr.. Aims
worth made counter-chazge that Fields threat
ened Intimidation hy eay1nR nc would kll al the
hills presented By AlnsHoIth. Tho House ordered
al investigation
A resolution to amend the State Constitution tn
such a manner as to render nugatory the new Con-
gtcssional Naturalization law, was introduced IN
the Senate
, 1870-03-19
Difficulty in the Vgcalcynn College MT
Albion.

DETROIT, Mich, 1S>-prestdent MckowAn, Of Al
bion, leaves for the East next week on leave Of
absence, as II is termed. The explanation Il, that
the students in relation to the management OF the
college, and on March l., the day preceding the
close Of the winter term, they made movement
tttlou to the board for the removal Of Rev DE. Nc
Rowan. They determined, but did not threaten.
to leave the college unIcas the President did. Ind
its eject with the hoari. which, after due DELHI
ert1on last evening gave Dr. MckoTan leave Of ae-
scnca for All tndcdnftc length Of time. There Il
great satisfaction to the students and friends Of
The college st the result Professor McEldoNny
assDmc6 control
, 1870-03-19

CotrxBrs, March 1S--Ihe Senate 4dorted .
rc4o,ution providing for an adjournment of the
Legislature March 81.
The House hid under consideration hill legal
tz1DG 10 per cent interest Oh contracts, and an
amendment securing free trade In money was de-
teated. The hill WIS postponed BY vote Of IS to
g, until next FebtuRsy.
Congress who favored tho increase of national cur
repcy By *sooo0,o 900 WIS laid Oh the tanle In the
UnuAe,
, 1870-03-19

Increased Revenue Aascssmcnt2-
Suicides.
ST. LnC1s. March 1S.-General Mcdonald, Super
visor Of Revenue IN this district Just arrived f,rn
A1kAnsAs, reports the Assessments there Tor the
present year will be 1o1 per cent greater than last
NKxriIs March 1a-br. 4. r. Mitchell Sheriff
OF Hampstead County, AfkAnsas, committed sui
eide on the sth. hy shooting himself through the
head. Alleged defaulcauon IS the supposed Cause.
Webb Davis, q welAknowu merchant Of Jones'
boru Atkansra cut his throat last week. producing
almost instant death. While laboztnG under ot OF
tcRlrQERT Insanity.
, 1870-03-19
PROPOSALS,
To oContractors.


OFFICE BoARp or TRrs1T1s EoRTHE8y|
hofsi51. Ena1s. ms, IT, III Ma5ss isf4fs Il. iso.
SEALED PROPOSALS VII be received hy the uudrr-
sk1cd at the Office Of the board. in the city of Esn.
Kane County Ills. Until Il o'clock the 18th day Of
April re1t, for tr erreten Of that poFoa Of the new
H,<pial Building At Esin, authorized By AN Act to
e<taliBh fhc Northern 1i1ofa Hospital md Asylum for
the Insane." approved April 1e l5R,
Proposals. state in s1uob, for furnishing al
mate1aIs and doinx Ill the work FtQuisd to complete
Il 1t pArt Of the building to Be erseted accord
Ing the plans md spctcatlons except the heating
apparatus proper The walls Of the building to be Of
brick and stone
Prppo4al. will he Al.o received for all work, including
nate1als In the department, to include stone
work. brick work, and plsztertag.
Ato for caspcrters work. including roofing. painting
Ard etaziue SAs fitting aud plumbing. and iron work
All proposals. muft le accompanied with bond Of
thrre thonaand dollar to the State Of Illinois, with
twenty FIVE crnt stamp affixed. conditioned that
the r.on rc.ons making the prnpoeaf wilt promptly
enter into contract fer doInT the work in the rae
thal he swat1sd to him Or thcta. and no bids will be
eonsid1ed Which do not conform to the above Equir-
rent.
The party to whom the eontraet shall be .sazded rv
he required tn gre bond In the sum Of double the
amount he Is receive for said work To be approved by
the hoard.
Tue Trstees The right to reject any al pro-
poeal which they tha deem Incompatible with the tn
tererts Of the State.
Proposals. must be euefoecd In tea1ed envelope. en-
dosed. PrppossI. for Northern Illinois Hoeritsl and
Asyluua for The Insanc.~ and sadrr.sed 10
II. II. PADELFOIRD.
secretary Board Of Trustees.
P!aEe aud specification. will BE- On exhibition 1t the
Office Of the toa.d In siD, and at:er the 9Th Of the
pErrent month.
S.i$E$ S5$H$ HE$S9@RRHHzzAAf; HSzAE$F; Trustees.
Atsctt: R. y. PApELroRp, Seereta1y.
, 1870-03-19
HR&fH

MADRID, March 1a-Ow1ng to the attitude taken
BY the Pope, the government has decided not to
send special envoy to the Gcumenieal Council.
MADRID, March 1s.-ln the Cortes, to-day, d res
CLINTON granting pension Of $500 to each Of the
children Of castauon, late editor ot the rose dc
Crba, gore rise to an interesting debate, during
which an enthusiastic speech wAs made IN favor OF
the preservation Of Spanish authority In Cula- The
resolution was adopted.
Is believed here that the proclamation Of Papal
1nfabiity will do great injury to the cause Of the
Church IN Spain, where the manifest tendency now
is to freedom IN Religions matters.
, 1870-03-19

PRovnNcK, March lA-Tne Providence AnnnG
Conference Of Methodista today voted On Lae
question of lAy delegation 50 for, IS agxnst TIC
Tpte Of the 1yUen In several dtBtt1cta Wa Etpo<t-
q - liza 1o1t and III &SainSe
, 1870-03-19

CINCINNATI, March 1a-4t meetlng OF the Ra'
publican Executive Committee. tonight, 1t WIS de-
Of municipal officers next Friday. Primary meet
lngs VII! occur on tho Thursday preceding.
The contract for erecting the building for the
approaching SRngcrfest was awarded to-day, to be
finished by the list Of June
, 1870-03-19

EIwPAfk3 ApyKRI11So AuExT1
Arr o&orze3 s+eEits 1ErriAs.s<sts for IH1 IH1n-
Cf al e.T fc.eest <al"s 1ts aosas = re.E* DIR.
H1$srnkf Aats<et for oil SE~ktAFER$ Oh MAdAZ1<I1
sia axy IaAgAaas,t ~ T. s. T.risos'As, ot ~ P~A
itahsrt' fot.ss frtets-
q. nttRR1RNET,
, 1870-03-19

LOUISVILLE, March la-Tne Senate has defeated
1hr House bill rroytitng for Congressional elec-
tons In August instead Of November.
, 1870-03-19

SIN FnAxcrseo. March 1s.-Total shipments Of
trrasurc since January l., - 81, 900, including
52, 4lSQQ0 sent 10 New York overland.
, 1870-03-19

RQME,
LONDON, March 1s--A correspondent at Rome
te!eg1aphB that the tumor Of the Pppes illness Is
confirmed.
TIC Bishops Bcsancan and Seacas take leading
opnoHit1pn to the infRllIblHt5 dogma.
, 1870-03-19
eWa80,sic.

VIM. B. Warren Lodse, No. ~. F. md 4. u Special
Communication At Oriental HAL this Saturday cve
inr. !, ~ o'cleek. fur work yisa<s oo1ila11s IN.
t1trd- l. H. hoAAESnH,
C.yr%&v
, 1870-03-19
First Mortgage Bonds
0FTuK
Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
road Company.


n. ca<.aptax. d Ohio Eo;ru,,i connecting The A.
1,rtic eo.,t and tho asnaceut h..bor, Of thu he..
pe.te B.y With .be f1hIo River II mini NJ ,e.h1.
n.yr,t,on. md thr. with the euttrr Railroad ,v,t,m
md water tr.nspo,t.op of the ERA. He,t md soutb
v..t. firm. tho additional Rx.r ,ra w.,
r,n,k rtnr. a, ,mner,+,vsv dAvr,,d.a for ~.
.crnnnood.t}c, NJ H.. trnmrnss and r.n,dv erou,,.
|
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0'0ons " N"AonA4 s'u'e9ueae'' "AN '4'11 ~ :"
'h1out0 "@1'S ''on3 'oo o@' " '' soAp'e-
uoo' "one IN inc oe'e'opsoens o' soo otseoase 1s'
ca''o1 @oa 11ntta 'eA0o'ee@ o' 'ns'a'1 @no "es'
sne'aa'" pofseefes 0ons III OWN une' sne clements
Cd a'asso aaa psonsao'o LOCAL out'ne"'
4na' taa neat 'n'etes1'' oo<n genera ano locale
WEIGH oe"Aao &ns oonp!et'oa u tae eAA9Af kAAA AM
oH1o hAuHoAo 70 .tao oo'o f''ef' aHoso tne s81e"
guarantee OF IL sueee4s md sa'ae' ano Fendef LEO
1'o'' IMPORTANT In" sa'''""11 n4"9o". ea-
tefp7se nc" ID prosfeSs IN ta's eeantsS'
III s0peF07's - N ha1t aao "e<1 eoo'e' Ano Inc
p''AA'' ~ ~ 1ANs1'' '13 p'sn'1'''' 1"4e ~"~'-oe
!" '"pie'4'a' 11'e 1sa"a ~ 1n' a''ens'oo Aao
{" p1o"'nsa' An1 q Antoaa "sa
'. 14' 33 "a ''114 'e'e'484' >A1 144'"" n's'a'''
"ae<' "tAA A' sose'''ss VIZ .0A' '. s11'
1s1' '~s''A"''' ~'11 1A'>4e'' %1s@1 ~ A"S'''" ~A1
sueee..f.l management.
,roua 10 the celebrated Hb1ts su,phur spr,nrt Of
Bo. y,rxtn.. n; ,ni1es. and tbors remain hut ~
nils. ,,.1.ux ..,..,,,.5, =, Ia .o-r,,a+.d =,
-,rv II n IN. r,ono.,, t.,7n,nr, m III. fs,o Rive,
a.. a, r.., m. month NJ N, Rfs Randy R.var. TN
wills. ,hor. cr.,nn.u .no s.o nott-, h.,o. put.-
hurea
Ines IRA nov protected or In urot,e<. thouxh ohIo
md Kentucs, ia TIL, uatn,. which win connect th.
Cacxapcake sud Ohio with tho entire Rail-
road svs,ems Of the wexx and Southwest,
and with The Pacific Raslroed.
Il, valuable t..nchi.e, and ruperio. adysntasss will
rt.e. III, cnrs,rrAxx < ou,o R,nao,p ooxrAsx
.r4ene thA reh.t md Ynos* powerful and trustvorhy
eo,po,..,on, Of ,he country: md ,bere exis,s a
r.~,.r, v,,.-. In c,mnte,cd ron5 md work
done. eouai to the en,1rs smount Of the
no,,nxr.
qac 3.t.H* n the foxa h.r4 been .,r.axod with
,,.,1 rftrenee to The want, Of N es..e, Of tuye.
m, md combine ,Ae y,tou, fe,t,os of convenience
.,f..x .ra ,,o,xrt,or .,.tn,t IN, or fr.ns
III. nona. ,,, IN denomination, at
s1"oo' eooo' eno eA'"'
, 1870-03-19

The annual meeting Of saekhotes OF the West Chi
eaSo Benr7 Association. for the election Of thirteen
Ina iodfr Ual. No Il Wet Randolpa-st- foa opers
pfonf'9 ~ t;EnRGK GARDNER Scc4vtAry.
, 1870-03-19
SENATE

uOlSE4 Ne iAAiTtE-sE-$4A
PETITION.
Ms. GARFIELD presented \ petition OF citizens
Of Ohio for donation Of 50 900 OF the allowance
made By Congress for the education Of the freed
men Of the South IN behalf Of WilhurtoEce Uniyer-
sity, near Xcnia, Ohio.
Several patent bills passed
THE fnRIEF H111-
The House went Into Committee Of the Whole
on the Tarid bill, and was addressed By MI.
STEVENSON in continuation Of his speech conf
menced last night, In favor OF reduction IN tax.
alton and Against protective tarI9. He desired
the reduction Of SO, 600 on taxation. and
frce teA, coffee, suRar, coal, and salt IN the
coulse Of his remarks, he Eaid fennsytFAn1a paid
last year tn internal revenue taxes $la,4sS,9i5,
00o.
DISTRICT or coLCxg.A Bu4A
- ne committee rose and the Mouse proceeded to
u"ss us eonMacfanon OF District Of Columbia ousi-
@ nSss ocseta! bills ItaAsedt incIudnR one amend
nS nc nsofy laER ct the District OF Columbia e.
tatnsnln3 The rate Of Elk per cepL Interest where
nok otnef*ase stipulated, and making ten per cent
tae ha14mam rate recciyhhle under written con.
IAet ana another extending the tine to the 1st Of
teof9aI3 !sitt for the comp.euo,1 al the iatersi
bfanch o. The baltimore Ohio Railroad,
| - - QUESTION or rRorRIKTY
Mr. MuRaAN offered \ resolution instr71rttno
the Judiciary Committee to rrport xhether Tr1ar
the rule fottlddinE members To vote On oresfions
In which they are directly interested me1nnnr1
who are Officers or stockholders Of Saiionn Rsne
CT holders Of gprer1meat bonds caa vote On he
| Funding bill
AruoCRSEn
| The House, at 4:Sa, adjourned. The session to-
| mo11oT is for general debate on the Tariff huI
, 1870-03-19
FISK B. HAT CHI,
Bankers.

P.E-We baye Issued psuphlets containing fuIl paz.
ucal,fs, staastcal desalA. uass, etc. whteh viii be
furnished ufoa application.
Sc We buy and sail Government
Bonds, and receive the accounts Of
Banks, Bankera, Corporations, and 9TH
e.s, subject to check at tight, aud allow
interest On daily balances.
, 1870-03-19

Sct~to Between pcnnsylEnntn Lcgts-
lntOrNs
HARR1sErRt, March 1aSenators Nacle and
IIndemAn hah an encounter after adjournment to
DAY. In consequence OF language OF the latter dur-
ipE the session, deemed insulting ny Sarle. Blows
Werc exchanged, and Lndc1uan was the su1escr.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of Saturday evening has the fol-
lowing items:
DRowNRD.-Mr. Isaac Peverill, formerly en-
pl0yed as undertaken at Green's cabinet fac
tory, but for some years past living in the
neighborhood Of Piscataway, Nd, while on his
way from this city to Pennington yesterday on
the steamer Fairy, accidentally fell overheard
from the forward railing, on which he was set
ting, when opposite Fort Foot, and was
drowned. The steamer rounded to when the
accloent occurred, Out the unfortunate man
was seen no more.
CONTESTED ELECTION.-Tha radicals havinn
made al their arrangements for contestinR the
result of the late election in this city, this eve
ming MED the necessary papers in the clerk s
once OF the Hastings Court. They have en-
gagged Judge Hill and Mr.. Stilson as counsel.
The case will be tried by Judge Lowe at the
next term of his court-Monday week.
CENSUS TAKERs.-Deputy Marshal s. n.
Garwood, and the Rev. George w. Parker, COL
cred, have been appointed by the Marshal of the
state to take the census of this city and county,
and will probably commence that work on Nom
day next. The first named will do the listing in
the LIST, % and 4th wards, the last in the Sd
ward and the county.
RENTING OF THE FISH WHARF.-The prom
erty of the corporation at Fishtown was rented
this morning, from date until the 18th of next
February, to Mr.. Charles Javins for $780,
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PROTECTION OF MARRIED woMEN.-A law
passed at the late session of the PENNSYLVANIA
Legislature provides that hereafter in that
State whatsoever any husband, from drunken
ness, protigacy or other cause whatsoever, shall,
for two successive years, desert his wife, or
neglect or refuse to live with her and provide
for her, she shall, as to every species and de-
scription of property, whether real, personal or
mixed, owned by or belonging to her, have all
the right and privileges of a femme sole, to
purchase or sell and convey the same as If she
were unmarried; and also that 1t shall be
lawful for any married woman as aforesaid to
sue and be sued in her own name upon all con-
tracts, and to sue, in her own name, her hus-
band to recover the possession other real estate,
or the value thereof, as II she were unmarried.
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lPa.,l cave to print which having been given
bv the House on Saturday. He said some
6 hs ss tO
in the House, and indicated himself from ne
iDsinuations made in the speech referred to.
MIR. Getz tPa-) said that his remarks would
have been made in the House had an pportu-
nifty been afforded. He intended not ning per
sonal, and thought his colleague was over-sen-
sitiye.
a bill to establish a line Of Steamships between
the southern States and ports In Europe and
Asia, and to encourage immigration. Referred
TO Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Sargent (Cal.) introduced, for reference
to the Committee on Ways and Means, a bill to
amend the act imposing . tax on distilled
spirits and tobacco; which was SO referred.
rules for the purpose of resembling that part of
the rules requiring an adjournment of the
House at O'Clock each day. The House re-
fused to suspend the rules-yess 12o, nays s..
Mr.. Schenck (Ohio) moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose Of resembling the entire
rule liking the hour of meeting at eleven q. m.
lis, noes co; two-thirds being required.
MIR. Dawes renewed the motion in another
FORM which was adopted-136 to 50.
Mr.. Banks (Mass.) moved to suspend the rules
| for the purpose of adopting resolution to con-
slider the report OF the Committee on Foreign
Affairs on Tuesday Of next week, and make it
| the special order for that day. Agreedto.
Mr.. Banks, in view Of the fact that paper
| purporting to be report of the committee had
| been published in the public journals without
| the consent Of the committee, obtained leave ~
have printed in the Globe the reports of the
| majority and the minority of the Committee on
| Cuban Affairs.
| MIR. Dawes, from the Committee on Appro-
| priations, reported the river and harbor appro-
\ priation bill, which was made the special order
| for Thursday.
| Also, the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill, the
last of the regular appropriation bills, which
| was made the special order for Wednesday next
| On motion of Mr.. Cook, the several Senate
| bills in relation to the District OF Columbia
| were taken from the Speakers table and re-
| serred to the Committee on the District, with
the exception of the Territorial bill, to the re-
ference Of which objection was made by Mr.
| Dickey (Pa.)
| MIR. Schenck, from the Committee on WAY!
| and Means, reported the Senate bill for funding
the public debt, with a substitute; which was
| ordered to be printed and recommitted to the
| Committee on Ways and Means.
| Il. The Honse then resumed the consideration Of
| the internal tax bill, the question being the
| motion to lay on the table the motion to recon
! slider the vote by which the previous question
| was ordered on Mr.. Schenck' s tariff amendment
4 to- the bill.
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The WORKING PEoPLR.-The official report
OF the proceedings OF the Coopers' International
Union, held in Cleveland, Ohio, on May Sd,
gives the following as the number of persons
represented at the convention: By delegates, in
New York 4 500 coopers, In New Jersey 900, in
Ohio 1900; represented by letter. in Indiana
1,300 coopels in Illinois 400, in Canada $50,
and In Massachusetts $50, making a total of
20 500 cOopers in the United States and Canads
yenton ne sdSpton Of The tenn
hour system by the subordinate Unions, and
also sdorted - amendment to the constitution,
to the eject that while on strike, single men
shall receive SO week and married men : Q
provided that no person shall be entitled to such
benefits for the first week Of the strike.
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New Minister from Portugal to Wash.
MEXICAN NEWS.
MEXICAN NEWS.
Extra Session of Cong -Brfgand.
age-Ihe Usual Number of ReyOiu-
ions-The Treasury rs Empty as
that of Washington City.
fel>grdpAed ErcslsireIy TO Ta< Evenin1 Ste


HAVANA, june 6--The regular mail steam
snip from Vera Cruz arrived this morning
bringing dates from the City OF Mexico down to
Il nT-t Of June. The MEXICAN Congress yyoull
probably hold an extra session, in order that the
discussion on the proposed constitutional re-
form might be finished The stage between
Vera Cruz and Jalapa had been
robbed by brigands, and one passenger killed.
Six bandits have recently been executed at "a
catecas. General Rocha was moving on the
revolutionary forces in the States Of Nueva
Leon and Tamaulipas. Garcia CaTdena had
Temporarily dissolved his bands for the purpose
of collecting them at some future day.
The Zacatecas insurgents were disbanding.
The new Permoisello mines are yielding
enormously.
The citizens CT Guatemala have invaded the
Mexican territory. establishing courts and laws
M the State OF Chiapa, and cutting out fans
for themselves, and not recognizing the laws OF
the Mexican government. The squatters were
ordered 20 abandon the Mexican Territory.
Notice was also gwen 10 them that if
they did not comply force would be used
TO destroy their buildings and property. IL is
generally believed that Felix Diaz, Governor OF
Oaxacais, IS the prime mover in the invasion,
intending To form separate republic
The national treasury is bankrupt.
The Guaysmas revolution is ended Tor the
present, Lozsda refusing to participate.
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VOTE WITHOUT FAIL.-Our citizens are turn
ing out in manner worthy of all praise, despite
the weather, to cast their votes for Matthew G
Emery, but if q single Emery voter has failed
to 60 to the polls, thinking his vote will not be
needed, we urge him to 60 and cast his ballot
at once. We shall elect Mr.. Emery without
cided as to discourage all attempts to cheat him
out Of his seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-06
Government Securities.
The Markets To-Day.
TeteordpAed Exclusively to The Eventyg Iytoy.

BALrIhoRE, June Cotton dull and nominal &C
=. Flour firm, Wheat firm; prime MARYLAND red
Sls0; Pennsylvania, 81 .3saS 40; Western, sI.Za
81 ~; white Corn steady At 3 rs; yellow, dull at
CON firm rib sides, Ec :; clear do, IKE; shoulders
4c; hams, Ha221se. Lard quiet at H4c. Whisky
dull at 5 .06a$lc6.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Wm. Fisher 4 Sons quote
Virginia SKIES, old s. bid, $50 asked; do. 1876, IS
asked; do. coupon 591a bid 6l4{ asked. North Caro-
lin as, old, 40 bid; do. new, Is bid.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Stocks steady. Money quiet
at 3a5 per cent. Exchange, long, 95S; short, IO9s
Gold, lis Bonds, l21f. Virginia 6is, ex coupon
50; new, 81. North Carolinas, DID, 4S15; new, IS.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Flour 5alOc. better. Wheat
lac. better. Corn very firm.