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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May 4

CINCINNATI, May4.
CoTTON-AIiddlinG uplands, 14a14tc.
FLouR-Firm.
GRAlN-Wheat scarce and firm ut 81 3s
al 40. Corn, fair ut 51a5Sc. Rye, dull
and nominal. Oats, dull and unchanged.
Barley, scarce and firm.
GROCERIEs-GoOd demand and full
prices. e.
EGGs-Firm at 13c.
BUTrER-Dull and dropping, at 94a97c.
CltEEsE-Dull and dropping; choice at
l5a15i.
PRovIsloNS-Pork dull at $l7 so. Lard,
no demand; lie. Bulk meats dull and
dropping. Shoulders, Gta6tc. Sides, Sa
SIC. Bacon, &c for shoulders; Ota04C !or
sides.
ToBACCo-UnChanged.
WHIsKY-Firm at 8Sc.
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The Cheney Church CHSe..-Chcney
Removed from the Ministry.

The Ecclesiastical Court for the trial Of
Rev. Mr.. Cheney re.NSsemblGd this morn.
ing, when 1t was announced that the
Court had agreed upon tue following vCr.
dict: "That said Charles Edward Cheney
is guilty on all the charges and specifca.
lions contained in the prescntmeht, and
while as a PresbYtCr sitting in judgement
on the conduct 0f another PrCsbytCr, we
find our duty IN exceedingly painful one,
We feel Obliged to state thatin our opinion
the cannOnical and ecclesiastical sentence
of degradation from the ministry OF the
Church Of God should 10 pronounced
upon him"
The Court then adjourned sine die. II
is understood that the sentence will moi
be pronounced until week or more shall
have elapsed.
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Kentucky Democratic Convention.
FRANHFowr, MAY d,

The Democratic State Convention
which assembled at this place on yester.
day was largely attended. 1t despatched
business with much interest and spirit, and
nominated the following gentlemen: Gov
ernor, p. II. Leslie; 1t. Governor, j. G.
Carlisle; Auditor, D. II. Smith; Treasurer,
]. W. Tate; Superintendent Public In.
struClion, II. A. N. Henderson; Register
Land Office, ]. A. Dawson; Attorney
General, John ROdman.
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Two Bruisers Preparing TO Maui
Each Other.
BUFFALO, May 4.

BUFFALO, May 4.
Joe Coburn and trainer were in town
to-day on their way 10 the fighting ground
when the former received a dispatch stat.
Ing that his wife had died ut 9 o'clock,
C6bum left for New York on the six
o'clock afternoon train, but before doing
so announced that the death would NOT
make necessary u postpOnement Of his
fight with Mace, and that he would be
on hand ut the time appointed.
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TUE Ecclesiastical Court sitting ut
Chicago have found Rev. Mr.. CHENEY
guilty orthe terrible crime of emitting the
word "regenerate" from the church ser.
vice. lie has accordingly been sentenced
to degradation from the ministry, Yet
we suppose Mr.. CHENEY does not feel
any degradation in consequence Of this
verdict and sentence, and does not suffer
any thereby in the estimation either Of
his own congregation or Orthe general
nuhlic
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Strike on the Erie Canal---MilItary
Called Out.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 4.

hONAASAEaAsi Az - H@-J
There is u formidable strike among the
,lab0rers employed ut the great break in
the Erie Canal, nine miles from this city,
AN work has been suspended, and the
contractor has telegraphed to the Mayor
for military assistance. The Sheriff Of
the county has called for the military,
and Brigadier General Clark has ordered
ont two companies Of the National Guard
for duty. The Sheriff, Mayor and mill
tary will leave at about four o'clock THIS
afternoon for the scene OF disaster.
Two military companies have gone to
the scene OF The riot, and two moro are
at the armory ready to move on receipt Of
orders. The latest reports state that the
fighting was not of serious nature.
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Frightful Tornado ln Louisi anR..s
Great Destruction Of Property and
Loss of hife.

New ORLEANS, May 4.
A tOrnadoswept over Baton Rouge and
vicinity on Tuesday, causing great dis.
obstruction of property north and south.
The walls Of the penitentiary, roof Of the
shoe factory and the cells in the south
wing Of tho building were blown away.
The whole seCOnd.stOry and roof Of the
store house of the United States arsenals,
with three hundred feet OF the labratory,
frame building, and tho roof oil one Of the
powder magazines wero rent into frag.
menis. The roof was torn IRON tue
Catholic church aud u large number OF
frame houses were unroOtGd and received
other damage. The sugar house and n
number ot cabins on the plantation Of
Jas. Bernard were blown down, and one
negro killed and several wounded. The
sugar house, gin house and cabins on the
plantation of Jas. McCallen were all de.
stroyGd, and many Colored persons severe
iy injured. The sugar house and all the
cabins on the plantation Of W. s. Pike
we're blown down and two COlored men
killed and q number wounded. Many
boats and flats laden with coal were sunk.
The loss will reach four hundred thou
sand dollars. During the storm some
cOnvicts escaped from the penitentiary,
but were reCaptNred.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, MAY 4,

Gold steady at 11la111t. Loans were
made from to 3 per cent. Clearanccs,
$l7,OOO0OO. Bids at the Treasury amount
cd to eight and one.halr millions; sales Of
two millions average I'LL. Governments
dull and fraction lower than yesterday;
closed firm. Stocks opened weak, which
encouraged bears TO sell in the market,
when the bulls assisted by short interest
created came in and rallied the market,
closing il up firm. Reading and Lake
Shore have been the chief features of the
day. Eric took start in the day and
sold up to 23s. 0hiO's and Western Union
also became active. Money easy at 8 per
cent. State securities unchanged. Ster.
ling exchange, 110t,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 4.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady.
GRATN-Wheat active; No. 9 spring
81 95tal POI cash and seller May; 81 27a
| 29t seller June; this afternoon active at
81 2Gf cash and May. Corn firm; No. .
mixed 54Ga55c cash; 544s55tc seller BIay;
this afternoon firm at 55ta55Ic cash and
May. Oats firm at 47Ia4SIc for regular
and fresh receipts. Rye quiet and firm;
No. 2 at S4iaS5c. Barley dull; No.
spring 7l4a73c.
HOGs-Activc at IS 15a5 so.
CATTLE-Moderately active at 81 81
az no
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JAMAICA.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, NJ

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, May 3.
The Jury in the suit of Charles Levy &
Co. against Dickson, the American Cap
tain Of the wrecked brig PennimNn, re-
turned verdict for the defendant. The
Jurors were six to one, and were out only
ten minutes. A voluntary contribution
was freely made to Dickson. The plaintiffs
are likely to carry the case to the Supe'
rior Court and even to England.
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THE DARIEN CANAL.
News from the Surveying Expedition.
AY,,,,, 1fn,,

News from the Surveying Expeditions
New YoRK, May4.
A special correspondent with the Da.
rien surveying expedition sends full de-
tails regarding their operation, under
date of April 25th. Although the sur.
vey Of the Napipa route has not resulted
laVorably, it is hoped il would still be
practicable, 1t will undoubtedly be found
ultimately. The distance from Ouipapa
Bay Ito Altrato, along the bends Of the
Napipa river, is sixty.nine and half
miles in u straight line. Only twenty
miles frOmlAltratO the Napipa river flows
through IL mountainous country, for
about thirteen miles from the foot Of the
Dried and is supplied from the DoguadO
river. AS Il tributary 1t Is proposed to
make thirteen locks from the DOguadO
eighteen miles from AltratO TO the
Dried, then tunnel through and
then descend to the Pacific by nine locks,
The survey occupied twenty-nine days,
No intelligence has been received from
the explorers up the Cue. 1t is certain
they have met tho party following the
PafOnicheta, River from Altrato. The
elevation in that direction is likely to cX.
ceed that previously announced in re.
garding the route rid the Tuyras as I'M
practicable. The party will return as
they came. Those on this side intend
drawing a line from the head waters Of
the Cue. Great harlships have been ex.
perienCed by the party moving along that
river. Two.thirds Of the men are down
with the fever Over twenty seamen and
macheteros are under medical treatment
at ROca PayO. Only four men and an
officer are able to advance TO the divide,
The entire party will return to Resaca in
a fortnight. 1t is still hoped the ronte ria
the Tuyra will prove successful.
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PhiladeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, may 4.
Judge Ludlow to-day granted a tempo
rary Injunction restraining the vestrymen
OF Saint Clemens Episcopal Church rom
carrying out their vote yesterday dls'
missing the rector Rev. II. g. Battlerson'
and his assistant Rev. w. Fl. n. Stewart,
who are sustained by the congregation.
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A CORRESPONDENT recalls the attention
Of our Ohio county readers to the propos-
ed subscription by this county to the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad,
This question is to voted on only fll(Oen
days hence, and our people ought to be
thinking about It.
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New York Market.
. New York, May 4.

New YORK, May 4.
CorroN-Active; middling uplands,
15ic.
FLOuR-Steady; 81 l5aO 80, for ship.
ping extras.
GRAIN-Wheat fair; new Spring, 81 50
al IS; rcd and amber, 81 56a1 90. Corn
dull and dropping; mixed Western, SOd
S0ic. Oats, unchanged.
PRoysIoNs-Lard, steady; 1ltc bid
1lRc asked. -
EGGs-16al7c.
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Connect legislature. CanvaSSing
the Vote.

HARTFORD, may Il.
The Legislative Committee TO canvass
the votes met at the State house today,
Ingersoll, Seymour and Northup, the
democratic members Of the committee
who asked to be excused from serving,
were not present, although the House did
not vote to excuse them. Evidence was
taken in the Cheshire case, showing that
2S3 votes were counted for Jewell and
2lG for English, and so declared and re-
turned by the republican moderator;
while the democratic moderator
declared the vote for, Jewell to
be 2l0 and English ZIG, and so returned
1t, deducting 90 votes from the Republican
ticket on the ground that % names were
informally registered. There was no dis
pute about the count, and no evidence TO
show for whom the 90 men voted. In
fact it appeared that only 81 OF them
voted at all. All had been admitted rs
electors and registered. A deduction OF
90 votes was made by u Democratic pre-
siding officer from all the Republican can.
didaies. The evidence in the Enfield case
showed that "a more votes were declared
than there were names checked on the
list. Both parties believed there was an
error in the count. The ONllOt.bON was
scaled at the close OF the Count, and the
committee have gone to Enfield this
afternoon 10 count the votes in the box.
The committee will go to New Haven to-
morrow.
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National Hank Of HCSt Virginia, at HhoSlIn0.
The undersigned, appointed Commissioners by
the Council OF the city Of Wheeling, 10 sell the
bonds OF tho stld city authorized by an ordt'
hancr OfsaId city entitled 'an ordinance TO nego'
tialca loan for the benefit Of the city Of Wheel
inR, and tuCreate sinking fund for the redemp-
tun thereof" passed January 18th, 1911, Will on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY. OF NAY, 1871,
M,he NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA, at
Wheeling, open books and commence receiving
subscriptions to the loan authorized by the above
entitled ordinance.
Itls provided In said ordinance that the Com.
nlsslunefS shall receive subscriptions Tor ten
daysand shall allow no one person or arm to sub;
scribe fora greater amount than Ave thousand
dollars, until amer the expiration OF ten days
IrOm the time olcommeneiuV to receive subscrip.
lions Should the subscriptions exceed the
amount desired the loan will be apportioned
among the subscribers.
Tho bonds to be issued will be coupon bonds,
payable on or before the stdny OF January, ls9l,
81 the Merchants National Hank OF West Wiz
ItnlA, At Wheeling, bearing eight per ecnt inter
es1, payable on the ist days OF July and January
hsaeh and every year.
The proceeds Of sale TO boeralHirsly applied
70 me purchase OF the property Of the Wheeling
The bonds are exempt nom municipal taxation
suN wy VI NuCclluSs
ThepAyment Of principal aud interest to DO So
cured by proper deed OF trust upon tho lands,
buildings and other property purchased by the
aty Of Wheeling from the Wheeling Gas Com
The Commissioners are to receive the entire
revenue OF theg gas works and In each and every
year ont Of the moneys received by them are re-
qllted TO set aSlde at least aeen per cent OF the
amount Of the outstanding bonds to pay the In
!sfest thereon, and amer tho payment OF the In
tetest On the ist day OF July In each aud every
year to apply the residue OF tho moneys 90 set
A'!deto the redemption Of the outstanding bonds,
Ialy, In each And every year, will be determined
nICommissiOnefS by lot.
No Sosubscript tons will be received Ata nate lesi
'aAn The par value olthG bonds.
N. REILLY.
A. ], SWEENEY,
WM. b. SIMPSON,
apF29 CnmmiRRlOhaFJ
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

hAiNONAE-I NAuy 1'
CATTLE-Fairly active yesterday and
slightly higher to-day. The market les
active, but prices maintained. We quote
the very best on sale to-day at Ota74; frs
quality at t54a8tc; medium at 4!a54C; in
lerior and ordinary at 4Iajtc. Receipts
72O; sales, col.
HoGs-Dull and prices lower under the
large arrival, quoted at 7tasfc. Net re-
-CeiptS, $3.50.
SHEEP-Fair supply with moderate
demand; common 10 lhir sheared at Ala
SIC; fair to OextrA ut 5!aGsc; wOoled sheep
at Ga7C. Receipts, 2,2O9.
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The Party GulllOtine at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.

d. hOOlSI hag T.
An evening dispatch announces that all
the Federal Offices OF this city are TO be
subjected to thorough overhauling, and
all the employees that voted the Demo
cratic ticket, to DO. discharged. This
movement II Is said, is the result of u GER
tain statement made to the President dur.
ing his late visit here.
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NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS IN
IN TERESTED IN TIE NAVIGATION OF
THE OHIO RIVER.
This Is to give notice that alter the 99th Of this
month the small ChAnuel Span OF the Ohio River
Bridge, at BelAlre, on the Ohio side OF the centre
OF the river will DO clear for navigation, the Sn-
perstEucture having been erected with clear
water way % feet above low water, and that the
channel span ON tho Virginia side VIII oo 0D-
structed by false works FOR Iho etecuon Oi tno
supentuctnre Of said epAn.
All BOAts, RATS and Coal Fleets arc warned 70
make for Ohio Channel Span after 9th.
''''''-' ''' JAMES L. RANDOLPH,
Chief Engineer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
BALTIMORE, April 81, 1871. Ap28eod
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Sir Sailors Drowned.
NIAOARA. ONT., MAY

NIAUAHAt UNT'I .4Hy L
A lile.boat belonging to Fort Niagara
rot adrilt during the gallo this morning
and boat, manned by six sailors and
Lieut. s. G. Ashbury and ]. G. Morris
started in pursuit, but their boat capsIzed
and all were lost.
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The Stevens Murder--Abundant Re-
tTibutIOn.

NEW 1OlIk, May 4.
4 dispatch states that the last two Of
the Stevens murdercrs were executed at
Union Court House, South Carolina, on
Friday. These were named Henry Can
non and Taylor Palmer, both negroes,
and they make twelve altogether who
have suffered death for the murder OF
Geo. Mathison Stevens on tho 3lst Of De-
cemher last. ft fr
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 4

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.
FLoUR-Quiet and weak; extras 8 7Ja
Gle.
GRATN-Whcat dull and dropping; red
western 81 59a1 Sc. Rye, held at 0Sc.
Corn firm; yellow nc; mixed western 70
a70c. Oats, unchanged.
PRovIsEoNs-Dull; mess pork $1s 90.
Lard 114a119c.
0Hs-Petroleum, crude, 17lc; refined,
23tC.
WmsKY-Unchanged.
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Odd Fellows Celebration at TerrC
Haute.
TERnE HAurE, INp., May I.

TERRE HAqrE, IND, May 4.
The Odd Fellows Of this city held q
grand celebration to-day. The principal
features which was a procession, an ad'
dress by Rev. B. F. Foster, and the dedi'
cation Of a new hall, with the usual
exercises. Large delegations were pres
ent from Clinton, Sullivan and Martin
villa
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Attempt to Swindle St. Louis Bank.

ST. Louis, NIay4.
A man giving the name OF E. c. Garth,
attempted, yesterday, to swindle the Lu-
cas- Bank out of eighteen thousand dol
lars, on certificate ofdepostt puIpOrting
TO have been issued by the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Hannibal, Mo. SOme
suspicion being excited the Hannibal
bank was telegraphed and reply receiy.
ed that it had issued no such certificate,
Garth escaped, but detectives are after
him
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Miners Meeting at Hyde Park, Pa.
HYDE PARK, Pa, MAY 4.

A large meeting Of miners was held
here to-day, and Il was resolved to leave
the matters OF dispute to an arbitration.
Delegates were appointed to meet the
operators tomorrow. 1t Is rumored that
they will resume work by tho 18th inst
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Prominent coal operators predict that
there will he IN immediate resumption
of work. The miners at tho several col.
lieries that resumed work on the first and
second insts. are still at work, and no sus'
pension is expected
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GheGntelEigsncer.

WHEELING readers will not overlook
the Indian story on the third page Of this
paper. 1t has a local interest and Is equal
10 SYIHANUs CORB's best.
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Storm in the Northwest,

A very severe northeast storm has
rnged necessarily oil over the northwest
for two days past. The Mississippi river
has risen two inches in the past twenty.
four hours. 1t is clearing UP little to.
nirht.
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We arc gratided to learn from the
Kanawha journal that the vote in IA.
nawha was almost unanimous for the
Amendment.
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New York DrY Goods AIarket.
NEW YORK, May Z.

NEW DIRK, may t.
Tho dullness previously existing has
been intensified by the prevalence o. the
rain storm, while prices In tho main ruEe
steady for all staple textiles.
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, May 4.
FLoUR-UnChanged.
GRAIN-Whcat firm; Ohio anil IndI.
ana, 81 GO. Corn, firm; mixed western,
72!c Oats, 0jaGGc.
Provisions AND WHIsKY-Unchanged.
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses in Wheeling,
for the use of Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending to purchase will do well
TO cut this out for reference.
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STOCKs-Westrrn Union TclrVranh. 5O

Adams Express, S14; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
AT; American, IS; United States ST; Pa.
cifC MNil 47l; New York Central, 00s; do
scrip, 943; Erie, 93g; Harlem, 1872; Read.
ing, 119t; Michigan Central. 1921; Cleve.
land IL Pittsburgh, 1249; Northwestern,
SO; do preferred, O8i; Rock Island, 114i;
New, Jersey Central, 1851; St. Paul G9t; do
preferred, 81; Wabash, 04I; do preferred,
703; Fort Wayne, oct; Terre Haute, 30;
Chicago g. Alton, 1881; Ohio & NIississip-
pi, 51t; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin.
natl, SOt; Burlington & Quincy, 15G;
Lake Shore, 1l0g; Indiana Central, 224;
Illinois Central, l34t; Union Pacific, 32I;
Central Pacific bonds, 1909; Union, 50.
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We understand that II. S. W. not only
voted, Thursday, but he voted for Ratid.
cation. Don't that place the stars In
delicate position g-Kdndlrha Republican.
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A Fiasco by McMahOn..Thc Seige
OF Fort IsSy..FaVTc Gone
to Brussels.
Theirs Refuses to Make a Commer-
cial Treaty with Germany.

Theirs Refuses to Make a CONNER.
cial Treaty with Germany.
LONDON, May A.
The Times Versailles special says: On
Tuesday night, three divisions Of the army
of the Assembly, under McNahon, ad-
vanced towards the enClente Of Paris
through the BOis de Bologne. Anentirc
corps was ordered TO follow. Owing 10
circumstances imprudent to explain the
movement was not consummated.
.f VERSAILLES, May A.
The approaches Of the Versailles army
to Fort lssy Is being rapidly completed.
II Is now regarded as impossible for the
garrison to escape. CannOnading and
musketry fire continue, and several en-
gagements Of an unimportant nature
have occurred; as a result OF these affairs
sixty prisoners. have been brought in from
the front. Favre has gone to Brussels 10
participate In the peace negotiations.
LONDON, May 4.
1t is positively stated that ThiOrs re.
fuses to enter into a commercial treaty
with Germany, and that Bismarck has
protested against the unjust dtsCriminN.
tion made by France against German
commerce. It Is reported that the Com.
mune has requested those Of the Orleans
Princes still IN Paris to leave the city.
VERSAILLES, May 4.
The Versailles forces have carried by
assault the insurgents position at SagnCt
Mill. One hundred and fifty Communists
were killed, and ten cannon and three
hundred prisoners captured. The mill
has, however, been evacuated by the
Versailles troops, Us it is exposed to de.
structive fire from the insurgents fortif'
cations. =.
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ENGLAND.

The Times Opinion of the Legal
Tender Decision.
LONDON, Maya.
A complimentary dinner was given last
evening to MIR. Ashbury, by the Thames
Yacht Club.
The 7imeS says the decision OF the
United States Supreme Court in favor Of
the Constitutionality of the legal tender
act Is both unjust and violent, and that it
will prove misfortune to tho country.