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FRANCE.
PARIS, May 19


Paris is tranquil. Tho scenes Of the re.
cent disorder are still partly occupied by
tho troops.
Henri ROcllCfOrt's journal IMtrscillHi%,
was again prosecuted today, for publish
ling an article asserting that the recent
riots were organized by the police.
The outflow Ofspecie from the Bank Of
Franco this week, llas been unusually
heavy. According 10 tho Official report
the amount OH hand is "a 600 francs
less than on last Thursday.
During tic night crowds collected at
various points in the city, but were dis
persed by the troops and police without
hlOOdshGd. Many arrests were made. 1t
is thought the troubles are ended.
The ministerial changes will not take
place until the vGrilicatiOn Of the plCbl.
scitum by the Chambers.
Marshal ICanrobert shas issueda order
to-day to tho armywhiCh contains letter
from the Emperor, addressed to the Mar.
shaI. The Emperor says: "Such absurd
md exaggerated rumors have been report
cd concerning the vote Of the NruIy IN
Paris, that am inclined TO beg you to
say 10 the generous officers and soldiers
lIat my confidence in the army las never
been shaken" The letter concluded with
thanks to the troops for their flrmness and
&tng .jr0id during the late troubles in the
Capital.
This evening the Emperor and Empress
in an open carriage visited tho quarters Of
the city which have been the scenes Of dis
turbanCc for the last few days.
Symptoms Of agitation arc still apparent
in Faubourg Du Temple. A detachment
of troops arc marching TO Bcllcvillc. A
crowd in front Oftlic Caservc Prince Eu'
gene, was dispersed by the police.
Pere Hyacinthe is ut Munich, with DR.
Dallinger.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, MAY IS'
The game Of basc ball today between
the Red Stockings Of Cincinnati md the
Forest City Of Cleveland, was ono Of the
best ever played in this city. A large au-
licncc was present The Forest City dis
tinglIisIcd themselves by fine fielding.
The score stood 19 to 9 in favor of the
Cincinnati. Allison Of the Red Stockings
had his thumb split in the 7th inning,
His place was taken by AtwNtcr The
former will probably not be disabled
many dNys.
Tic Lane Theological Seminary held
It's commencement exercises to-day, with
eleven graduates. There wNs IN unusual.
ly large attendance, und the friends Of this
institution are very much encouraged In
regard to It's future prospects.
The residence Of Geo. G. Knight Oh
College Hill, was burned ut noon today,
Loss $4,000, insured for $4,000.
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The Latest News.
:xL1st CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE..

AohINNAONI Nl"1 49,
Mr.. HARRIS, rising to Il personal qucs-
tiOn, explained away structures upon him
in tic New York Star.
Mcssrs. KELSEY, BUTLER, Of MaSSaClII-
sets, and NIBLACK were appointed Con-
ference Committee on the Pension ApprO-
priation bill.
Mr.. JONES, Of Kentucky, offered rcso.
luton calling on the Secretary Of War for
the recent report Of Col. Albert Of the
survey of the Arkansas River. Adopted.
The House resumed consideration Of
the bill reported yesterday by Mr.. LYNCH,
to revive the navigation and commercial
interests Of the United States.
At the expiration Of the morning hour,
tho bill went over to Tuesday next.
Mr.. DAVIS introduced Il bill to prevent
and punish election frauds. Referred.
Mr.. Bowen introduced Il bill to cquali2C
bounties. Referred.
Mr.. SCHENCK moved TO go into Conf
mittCc Of the Whole on the tariff bill.
Mr.. WOoD, before the question was put,
asked Mr.. SCuESCK whether, in view Of
the fact that the bill Ind been three
and IL half months before the House, and
that only "a pages out Of 50 had been dis.
posed Of; that II was late In the session; !;
that many appropriation bills were yet
unactcd upon; that there were many QueS-
tions Of great importance yet undeter.
mined, and that even II the bill should
pass the House, 1t could not possibly paSs
The Senate, hc would not let the bill either
bc rccOmmittcl or laid aside, 80 illat thu
House could go to practical legislation.
Mr.. SCIIENCK replied tlatif the bill was
fairly considered md no amendments Of
Gcrcd except such us are substantial IN
their character and offered In good faith
with view to raise or lower duties, he
believed they could get through with the
bill in the next 3 or 4 days easily. lie in
sisted on lis motion to go into Committee,
which was done. Several amendments
were offered to the paragraph, taxing oat.
meal cent per lb., md flour OF wheat,
rye, corn or buckwhcat cent pcrl6. The
paragraph gavc rise to considerable dis.
cussion and without dispOsing of the qucs.
tion, the Committee rose and the House
took u recess.
The report Of the Conference Commit
tee on the Arkansas Hot Springs rescrvN'
ton was conCurrCl In.
Mr.. NIORRILL offered n resolution cali.
ing upon tho President for information
concerning organized bands of persons ut
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. Adopted,
Mr.. Howe introduced n bill granting
the right Of way In Wisconsin to the
Green Bay & Lake Superior railroad
company.
Mr.. SHERMAN gave notice Of his inten.
tion to call up the bill reducing taxation
Immediately alter the pending order was
disposed Of
fhe army bill was then taken up, and
motion by Mr.. PoMEROY to amend the
first section by fixing tho reduction Of the
army ut 10000, instead Of $4,000, was
agreed to. The pending motion to strike
out the first section reducing the army 10
3d. 600 was lOst-ycNs 81, nays 30.
After further amendments and debates
the bill was passed.
Adjourned.
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THE first negroes To vote In this State
were m!y'SlN III Ille lCall a. estG!5cm ~, i,o.. ~
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declares TINT none but white men shall
v0te.-Lbyt"tcr If ycstcrC'''y'
DO we understand the editor 10 say tIlat
us long us the Constitution ol west Nlr-
ginia remains unchanged in respect 10 the
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CANADA.

TORoNTO, May 19.
The troops for the Red River expedition
will lcaYc on Monday next.
The international boat raCc at LnCllinC
is arranged 10 como of OH the 18th OF
September.
OTTAWA, May 19.
Sir John McDonald's condition Is moro
hopeful.
Sir Francis IIinCks announced in the
House yesterday that tho money paid to
the Hudson Bay Company for the pur.
chase of the Red River territory, will bG
transferred TO Canada in about month.
Ono million four hundred and sixty
tllOuslnd dollars have been appropriated
by Parliament for Northwest purposes:
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COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUs, Ohio, NlNy II.
The Grand Lodge Of I. o. 0. F. ad.
journCd tonight, after the installation OI
the following officers: r. W. G. NJ, HOr.
ace Y. Bcclc. r. W. D. G. NJ, jas. A. Arm.
strong; R. W. G. NJ, Alexis KcelCr; r,
W, G. S., William G. Earl; r. W. G. T.,
George D. WiRchcll; r. W. G. r., John
W. Carter.
The subject Of mn orphans home was
discussed ut length. The Grand Lodge
agreed to appropriate $4,000 for the
home, provided tho subordinate lodges
appropriate $4,000, making the fund for
the home $4,000.
Peter GelG, n shoemaker, committed
suicide, yesterday morning, by hanging
himself In room in the Franklin House.
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}. II. ROBINSON, Sec.

WAGES IN KANsAs.-In connection
will n schedule Of the wages paid to some
classes Of mechanics in the State OF Kan.
sas. The TopekH STATE Rtconl states that
farmers, mechanics, and firstratcbusincss
men are wanted, but there is no opening
for those engaged III professional pursuits.
The daily wages Of printers arc from g
to g.; carpenters, 81 to . so; plumbers,
50 50 to 81; bricklAyers and stOnemasOns,
81 TO - 9j; plasterer, 81 to 81 so; and
stOncCuttcrs, 81 so TO s.. 1t is said that
more building is annually done in Kansas
towns of two thousand to five thousand in.
labitants that in Eastern cities Of three
times the size, anil there is plenty ofwork
for those who are willing to labor.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 70.
FLOUR-FIrm and In good demand; family IS 10
65E.
.-WhCat-TIarlly 30 firm; red 81 100
u for Nos. . aud /. COrn-In good demand:
all offered taken at q O356l u; but little sound
corn offered suitable for shipment, Oats-ln
good demand at ST1B3c for No. 2 mixed TO choice
white. Iye-1rnding upward; No. at 81; ask.
Ing 81 o. for choice. Barlcy-NOminAlly un'
changed.
CoTToS-FIrmer aud higher mIddlIng 29H@
29Ec: demand fair,
TOHACCO-ln good demand; sales 174 hhtls at
a. OOIDiG IS, Rnl bOxuA Ohio seed leaf At IS 0S
G0I0 0O; the demand exceeds tho supply
WHTsRT-unsCttlCd; held al 81 Wtbl 0S; sales
reported ut tho latter rate, but 1t WIS offered III
Iron bound COOpCrngC Mt tho close at 81 O0, and
that nndc by the patent process at 81 08.
PROvIsTONs.-McRs pGrk-SalCablO nt $29 30,
held ut $29 1000 70. Bulk MCnts-Dull: should.
Crs 1IKD11IC; sides 1iKG1liHC; 10000 pounds
shoulders sold at 12c buyers this month. Bacon
Outlet; shoulders 12X@l?HC; Sides lGNc, aud
lTS SG asked; ItIC less offered; demand light
LARD-DulI ut i64c for prime kettle.
BUTTEn-FirIn at 4jdn:O
EGUs-.Advanccd to l5c; supply light.
On.S-SO Change.
GOLD-l1h buying. ..
ESCIlANOR-StGluy,
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Congressional Matters over the River.


Congressional Matters over the River.
We perceive that, us usual, they are
likely to have some heart burnings on the
ever recurring question as to who shall
succeed Mn. BINGHAM in the District op.
DOsitG u.s.
A correspondent Of the Belmont ChrOAi.
Gle aher paying u personal tribute to Mr..
Bingham, concludes that his days Of use
fillnCss III the House arc about over, and
that the people should nowtake new dc.
partureand selecta candidate to represent
the mechanical andagriCultural interests Of
the District lie cites rs fact TINT nine.
tcntlls Of our congressman are lawyers,
while there isnOt n single practical farmer
or mechanic in the Congress OrthC United
States.
The Barncsvillc EHtcrpri&c, on the other
hand, incltncs to the opinion that Mr..
BINGHAM can do moro for the District
than any man likely to bc nominated, but
If hc is to be counted out, endorses the
idea Of sending IL representative Of the
Farming interests Ur the District, and
therefore nOminatcs ISAAC WELSH, Esd,
as It's preference.
We confess to being somewhat at Il loss
10 discern the cXaCt force OF the remark
that Mr. BIHGIAM's days Of usefulness
are about over. lie must have failcl
very Inst, physically and mentally, within
few weeks, and We think the news will
take the people here who heard him in the
Stecnrol will case somewhat by surprise.
Mr.. BINGHAM has been in Congress
continuously, excepting one term, for
about sixteen years, If we mistake not,
but long us has been his term Of service
he Is not very old man, and certainly not
supcrannuatcd. And this being the cnsC'
what hindcrs him from still being useful
to the district?
This idea Of wanting Il man to so Ia
Congress on account Of his occupation
will not hold wafer very satisfhctori'
ly when put to the test. 1t is
the mdn himSeG that is wanted, and
not his occupation. If we remember
right Mn BINGHAM was the leading
champion of the Wool Growers interest
in Congress three or four years ago, ind
Il was by his excrtions more tlan that OF
any other one mans that n duty Of about
twelve per cent was added to the tariff on
Foreign woods.
Could Mn. WEIsu,O any other man in
the District, farmer or moi, have done
more in that line for tho Agricultural in
teresls Of his ConstituCntsY
The fact Of the matter is, that there is
an intense pressure in the Belmont Dis
trict for Mr.. BIN0nAM's place, and II is not
unlikely that hc will feel constrained to
yield. Indeed, after his lust nomination
lie made II speech to the Convention, il
we recollect right, saying, in substance
that he did not expect to be candidate
again. And this remark has perhaps
inspired not u little Of tho present ColnpC-
tilion Tor his place.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May IL.
The journals agree TINT tho Americans
Ind the yaCht race all their own way
from the Start. They take the national
race in good part.
English engineers attach great signin.
canCc to the speed OF the steamship Nc.
mcsis, because experiments have been
made in tho arrangement Of her machine.
ry for securing the utmost economy OF
coal.
Two hundred cInigrants LEFT today to
embark fur Quebec. The new steamer
Caspian, OF the Allen line, which was to
sail this week for Quebec, was detained
in consequence Of the discovery Of n de-
feet in her machinery. The North Amer
lean takes her place.
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New York Produce Market.
NEw YoRK, May u.

NIw YORK, May Y.
COTTON--Lcss active and uuchangud Nlca
I,1f2 bales at 43Kc for mIdtllIng uplallds.
,FLOuR-ClOscd dull and without decided
change.
GRGlN-Whcat-Du and heavy ut 81 1901 20
aud amber western. liyC-SOminAl. OAts-Vcry
Ar1n ut Gtlc for western III RtOrC, md G4070c for
Ohio. COm-Dull ut 81 1901 is for new mixed
western.
Provisions -POrk-Mcss nominal at $50 %
this. and $e9 . next month. DCci-stcaly with
fair Inquiry. Cut Mcats-StCady with fair
demand. RACOn-NOminAl.
LARD-Dnll; prime steam 1G4D1GHc on spot.
aud lG1sc bid, seller May.
EGUs-Stcndy at IKE,
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CUBA.
New YoRK, May l9.

NEW YORK, May IL.
An Havana correspondent speaking Of
the execution Of GGrcOuriA snys, the old
gentleman was not moved by the dttllCul.
lies orllIs position and met 4 with great
fOrtitutc and cOmpOSurc. lie was not
given I'M opportunity to make an ante
taOrtCm address, but still managed to shout
Viva Cuba, tho beating of drums prevent
Ing anything which he sAid from being
heard, lie wanted IN be shot and not
Carrottcd, but the SpanIartls would not
Consent to this, being bent upon his SUI.
Ccring the same kind Of death as his old
friend and companion in arms, General
M0cresso suffered. The directors Of
Blanco and Panal have just resolved upon
donating $500 to the two sailors of the
Isabella Cattalico, who captured General
Gercouria.
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ROETON.

BOsTON, May 12.
Memorial services IN cOmmcmOrHtiOn OI
the lives Of Rev. DR.. John McClintOck,
Bishop Edward Thomson and Bishop CNl.
vim Kingsley, were held last night in the
Music Hall.
Rev. George c, Bcckwith died today Of
heart disease.
The Massachusetts Lodge Of Masons oil
which Gen. Jos. Warren was First Grand
Master, celebrated its Tooth anniversary
to-day.
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T'HE FRUIT PROSPECT. Philadcl.
phia Inquirer makes the following en-.
cournging statement: "TlG prospect Of Il
great crop Of peaches, pears and cherries
was never better. The trees are covered
with blooms. Two weeks Of frOstlcss
nights and freedom from rain storms will
place these crops beyond danger. Indeed
ut this time lruit.trcOs, plants aud vines
all look very thrifty and promising
Strawberries Camc through the winter rs
well as VIC ever remember. The newly.
planted fruit trees Of last year, which had
80 hard n time in wCathering through tho
drought Of last summer, look well wherG
they have been properly attended TO-"
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WHILE Richard Cobtlcn was in the
United States he visited an Illinois farmer
who owned twenty thousand acres, who
told the eminent English statesman, while
entertaining him with some llnO peach
brandy, that he had laid away two hun.
dred barrels of 1t for old age. "Certain.
ly," rs tho great advocate of free trade
remarked, "a most extraordinary provision
for his declining years."
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An Excursion Of West Virginians
TO Kansas.

From lie Noundtrlge National. ....
There will I,c meeting Of the ". Va.
Kansas Colony at tho Court House in
MOundsvillo, Saturday, May 21st, o.
o'clock, p. NJ. All those who have SUBJ
scribcd for Kansas land and desire con.
tracts closed should bc present at this
meeting; also all who wish to join
the excursion party which visit Kan
sas, 1st week IN June, should re-
port to the President or Secretary as soon
MS possible. The party now numbers
twenty-five. Names that have been re-
Gently reported; Judge Melvin, Attorney
Wiley Il. Oldham, Marietta, o., Attorney
Geo. II. Umstead, St ClOirsviIle, O., J.
Smith, Bellairc, o., Richard Allen, VIM.
White, jus. Robinson, and L. NJ. Trow-
bridge, Tunnclton, W. Va. Arrange
ments are being made for special through
car BY order Of the President,
HANSON CRIswELL.
j. II. ROBINSON, Sec, El'
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FLOuR-Flrm and unchanged.
GHAIN-Wheat.-FIFm; Pennsylvania at 81 l0ll
1 IS, COru-QuIeta and unchanged. OAts-QulG
PRSyISiONs--Mcss POFk-Firm at 800 1El(sSO 90
Rscon-FIFm: rib sides ICItc; clear sides l7tITH
shoulder IaHC; hams 90lbalC,
LGRD-QIIOt at lf1lIhc.
WmlsEY--In good demand: iron bound al 81 10
wood At 81 OG patent At$l09.
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CALIFORNIA.

san FRANCTsCO, May Il.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows have
resolved to establish an Odd Fellows
College, and have appointed committee
TO take the necessary steps to carry out
the same.
In the billiard tournament yesterday,
Haldlng beat Mott, and Wright beat Nc
Clery.
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AN Albany actor complains that the
management only allowed him seven min
utes to change his dress from that of a
puritan father to u forest flcnd," the result
being that critic cxcoriatcd him because
he was "thus unable to do Justice to said
ticnd rs regards dress"
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SCOTLAND.

EDISBuRG, May IL.
The Scotsman comments on the swell.
ing Scandinavian emigration 10 America
giI Of Glasgow
Tho Scotch iron masters threaten n
lock out,
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ONE of tho oldest requests for land
grant is made to Congress by company
which asks for public lands 10 help II
lay IN ocean cable TO China. Suppose
Congress should grant It all tho land along
lis proposed line, on the bottom Of the
lnn
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PROMINENT members Of the Admins
tration have proposed that tho Office of
Secretary Of the Navy be abolished and
that its duties dcvolve upon the War De.
pNFtmcnt Senator Sherman reiterated
that view on Monday, while discussing
the proposition to increase the salary Of
OF the chief clerk Of the Navy Depart.
mont.
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TIE sculptor Gibson saw Gariballi
when lIc entered Rome in the days Of the
revolution, and he wrote thus about him !:
ale Is quito young, and have seldom
seen more beautiful head his profile Is
like statue. All eyes were turned on
him, particularly those Of tho ladies. As
he Is beautiful, lawlcss and brave, hc is
surG to please them"
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GERMANY.

LEEPsIc, May 12.
NJ. j. Cramcr, Vice Consul Of the Uni.
ted States, was Eiolently assaulted today
by nm American Residing In this city. lie
was rescued by the police and the assail-
ant, whose name Is withheld, arrested.
No explanation is given Of the cause Of
the attack.
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TT seems to he agreed that lion. join
MOrrisscy is not to be rc.nominNted Gol
Congress without u struggle. Ills most
formidable competitor Is Mr.. NJ. N. Pomc'
roy, editor Of the New York Democrat
and better known us "Brlck." He Is Il
brick, made without straw, and would
just about make MOrrisscy's place good.
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ITALY.

FIDRENCE, NINy II.
Mcnotli Garibaldi was examined before
the Magistrates yesterday, in the matter
Of his alleged connection with the recent
insurrcCtiOn Mt Filadeltia. lie absolutely
denied the charge, and no proof 10 tho
contrary being forthcoming, he was dis
chNrgeA.
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TnE Nashville papers are considerably
agitatcl over the movement to transfer
the Southern Methodist Publishing House
to Louisville. The Banner goes so far us
to accuse Louisville Of "prostituting pN-
triOlism and religion TO tho almighty
grccnback," NndOt being "thcgrcat South.
crn metropolitan gasOmcter ut the falls Of
the Ohio" '.|
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"TuE Manchester Courier" says the
New York Tribune, believes that the
true remedy for political corruption in
America Is q State Church. The Courier
is mistaken. The true remedy Is State
prison.
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IRELAND.

DUnLIN, MNy 19,
Rev. Samuel Marcus Dill, D. D., Pro.
fessOr Of Theology in the NIagill College,
Londonderry, is dead.
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Commercial and Financial.


FLOUR-Stcady and lrm.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Qu EO.9 06K6tgIc; closed
at g1c this afternoon llrmcr at 0SHC cash; 81 COY
seller June. Con-Dull and 2XGIc lower; SlS
09OXC for No. 2; S5iGSGC for rejected; S1G8ic for
no grade; closing at S0lb90%c for No, . Oats
B9tGt53C, closing at outside. RyC-MOrG active: !
69c lower: closing at 8IQ89c for No. .. barley
Stronger; closing at GOlt6Ic.
CArFLE-ACtlvo and firm At $(SIb8 30 for stock
era to extra prime shipping sIcer9
lIOls-ACtivO and lOGtlSc higher; q IOO' ~
for fair 10 extra prime.
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UTICA. NInY 12

Rev. s. W. Fisher, formerly President
Of Hamilton College, was struck with
apoplcxy to-day, but his recovery Is hoped
for.