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TELEGRAPH1G NEWS.


new York Stock and AfGRoY Market,
NEW YORK, April 1e.-The German peace
festival to-day had q marked effect on the volume
: oa9sbusiness in some departments Of Wan street.
T4e German element was absent from the strest,
md business was very dull In the Roid.room ana .at
thA Government board. The former adjourned
AL O'Clock. The only Lively place :was The Stock
Exchange, where the fluctuations were frequent,
aud the dealings were on a more liberal scale In
The leading speculative shares. The money mar
ket was the chief feature OF Wall street
IN the morning. Six. hundred thousand dol.
iars In greenbatks was Withdrawn from the
oanks, and money was made very active
among The stock brokers at per cent. currency to
goiu. These rates were maintained throughout
seSeral hours, but towards the close OF bank hours
mere was a sudden, return to ease, and late in the
a"1 money was active at s per cent. There were
hea9y receipts OF greenbacks aud national bank
ho.es from tile Interior to-day, aggregating, 1t Is
ESTIMATED, about Oil, 600, o0o.
aold was dull all day and but little business was
uone, OWING to the early closing Of the room. It
closeo At llet@l1o8. Governments were dull all
aay ana very steady towards the close, having adj
vanceo . all around, and closing very firm Sis,
iiea s"s, ll2t; es's, coupons, 1las ss's, l12s new.
iila US, llls. 1o-4o's, 1888. State bonds8s,s, LIP.
very auH with lite chsnge Tennessee gs, esI:
new oea' virginia 8's, 6S new, Il Louisiana o's,
% new, 80. levee SIS, 70; s's, IS. Alabama s's,
ioz; 6's, SO. Georgia s's, 80 !; 7's, 90. North Caro-
hna es, 473 new, rs. South Carolina s's, r.; new,
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). TIE FRENCH CIVIL WAR.
Reign of Terror In Paris-No Further
Fighting between the Armies.
IN r

LONDON, April 10.-The Government
troops now occupy in strong force the towns
OF Assumes and Satowinth. They have mn
masked numerous batteries between Men.
lily and the ramparts.
Many of the Paris newspapers exhortt the
people to abstain from voting to-day. and
thereby give the death-blow to the Com
mune. -
The Communists are barricading the Rue
de R1voli. They have made an indirect de-
mand that the foreign ambassadors shall ar
range the quarrel with Versailles. The en-
oassles, however, are reluctant to accept the
responsibility.
1t Is stated that the breach at Port st,
Maillot gave easy access to the assailants,
and an assault Is expected to-day.
PARIS, April 9.-[7r6une special.1-
There has been cannonadine all day. The
Champ Ulysses is completely ,absented,
and the Nationales are hiding in the cross
streets, taking refuge from the shells,
which fall in every direction, many OF
them falling near the American legation.
The Versailles troops have crossed the
Seine and occupy Sabloriville and Long.
champs. The draW-bridge and floors Of
Ports Maillot are broken. The Commune
| bulletin represents that the troops have
| been driven from Neuilly bridge, and that
Cne NaLl00al OudTus are eager 10 dupduCe
| but are forbidden, The Cathedral of Eotre
| Dame has been sacked. Rochefort vainly
! endeavored to save it from pillage. Nearly
all the valuables were p%lundered.
The Archbishop of Paris has been trans
Ferfed from the Conciegrie to the Mazus
prison. Gen. Henry has escaped.
Pyat declares in to-day's Vengeurt that the
suppression of the newspapers is the. act Of
| the Committee Of Public Safety, and not u
! the Executive Committee.
/ Sundays sortie against Chatillon was re-
| pulsed with heavy loss.
An incessant fire is kept up from Fort!
| Issy, Waivers, and Montrouge, but Will
| slight damage, +.
General Vinoy will keep command unit
| Tuesday.
A deputation of Paris merchants who
| have visited Theirs have returned without
| effecting a Cancellation.
oUTRAGEs OF a COMMUNE IN PARIS.
LONDON, April 1O.-The following dis
| patch is received from Paris to-day
Unless the Germans save us Paris mus
| soon swim with blood. The Commune
| hourly grows more desperate, and resorts
to fierce excuses. The Conciergeric |
filled with priests and nuns, who have beer
| arrested on warrants calling them "citizen
! styled the servants of aperson called God
Archbishop Durfey was stripped naked
/ bound to a pillar, and scourged and Knocked
tor hours by a band OF two hundred Reds
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An undergraduate at Cambridge, who,
! the Boston Aduertiser says, found among
the questions on his examination paper
this Why will not a pin stand upon Its
point 7" elaborately explained the point
thus: |. A pin will not stand on its head !;
much less is it possible that it should stand
! on its point. 3. 4 point, according to Eu-
cid, is tina which has no parts and no mag
nitudc. A pin cannot stand on that which
| has no parts and no magnitude, and, there
fore, Il pin cannot stand on its point. 3. 1t
will ii you stick it in.
A poor Spanish sailor, unable to under
stand a word OF English, was fined Sl, IN
the Municipal Court at Boston, on We'd
nesday, for allowing his dog to walk over
the flower beds in Che public garden. The
Interpreter, ascertaining that he had not u
cent of money, informed the court OF that
fact, w%hereupon Judge Churchill handed
the clerk q dollar, and the poor fellow was
released from custody.
The schooner Summers, while being tow
ed out Of Chicago harbor on Saturday,
hoisted sail in o high wind, was blown
! ahead Of the tug, and the tow-line becom-
ing tight, the schooner capsized, drowning
Captain Green and Lewis johnson, a news
| paper mailing clerk, and two Of the crew Of
The tug, named Lewis Clarity and Patrick
| Walters.
St. Bridget's Catholic church, In Pitts
burg, Pa, was burned on Saturday. Loss,
$40. GOO Insurance, $l5,0 The fire also
DESTROYED q portion Of the central wing of
the 18th ward sc~hool-building adjoining.
Loss, $40, 900; fully insured,
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,hcsapcake PreSbytcry.
Isoria. Richmond lispstch.l

LoyrorS CorHTY, April Sth. 1871.
The Chc-spcake Pre>h,tery is holding its
session in Lee>hurg, with q good attend
snrr If ministers and elders. Rev. Il. B.
White preached tie opening Sermon
Juicc ". ". IesArt. the principal of q
female Ho~ardinc->rhcol in Alexandria. was
received ~ rre>bytcry rs II candidate for
tha ministry.
THdr business meetings are characterized
hy harmony and good feeling.
Arril term OF Luudoun Court begins on
Monday. the 10th. Judge Bali presiding.
Partners are taking advantage OF the hne
weather 10 press on with their work, the
season bcin. tull two weeks in advance OF
lis, wear. Fruit seems 10 have suffered no
injury from the cold snap two weeks ago.
Wheat i improving daily.
oar i,eule are struggling mantully, and.
AIDED ty tue immense natural resources OF
fh. country. will ere long renew the an
rl,ut prestige Of the old county in the face
Of advecsr circumstances. The soil is Won
a"iluily adapted to the growth of grass
and grain Its mountain sides peculiarly
suited to the grape and other fruit /: mine
ral> are cropping out through its length
and breadth. needing only capital for
their development While the climate makes
I q better >anisaIium than the coveted
>an Do:nlugo. Increased attention is being
paid 10 the Improvement of stock. Give
- but railroads. and this section must
.ommeuU itself TO All seeking investment in
land.
John Fillmore, one Of the few remaining
soldiers Of the wal OF 1912, died near Gum
spring, IN this county, at the advanced age
OF ~tl-Aty-three. Z.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT FROM EXPANSION OF
RAILS boston, April S.-Two passenger
ears Of this mornings train from South
BrIdGc for Boston, on the Hartford and
Erie railroad. were thrown from the track
a, Rcad>vllie and capsized. A number OF
passengers were injured, but none killed.
Mrs. /. W. Centre, wife of the principal OF
Dean Academy Jewell Batchelder, OF
North Bridge Mr. Within, of Wbittins-
Vile and Mr.. Clark, Of Franklin, are seri-
0u>lv injured; Mr.. Newton George, OF
Wilmington, Mass, is injured internally ;
Nm. c. Barnes. Of South Bridge, injured
IN The head. The following are slightly in
'ured Miss n. Richards, Of Rockville,
Mas. Ii. l.. Ryan, Of California Alex.
Mcneil, Of Webster: Mr.. Marsten, Of
Franklin; j.. u. Baker, Geo. Campbell,
aud III. Iha,e CT. The accident was caused
L! eNpansion OF rail-, which are OF the
compound kind.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
venerable Minister.

,-,v HOUSE. Va, AIT'l''
1900 D;.patch Rev. Addison itai', Q.
h'''|,, nr>i;r affection | wrote you ,,s.
"n'T' ancr having spent scvcTas in"n'n'
'"'G'n;n his children and grand'ch'ttltn'
il ,Is.r 'ont sections of the county, ie.u'n-
n a,nSiN h,np, in this county. ABOUT lniee
td ~ ! met him in the ~ourl-!a'aoi
Ne"SS6a2h Tr;,nn. and could but note nus
10" -r'm Look. making the impression Oh
ca'N-H,I mat though the stimulus m ira,
ny a." 49,. ,qrirtv Of scenery. II inc co'oi"'
N''. 80. # warm personal friends ma! re-
r'''t' while the troubled heart, YET
ISf, an amount ot trouble which n"'h-
,D'', -, .hr ,rcgial irterpoSltion OF tfoo eau
my ," srch seemed to be the fate OF inc
..'S ,, hanarcd and useful cinzen o. 'hs
c'',mi Saturday last our venerable friend
~" nS,sf health. About s O'Clock \.
srr1qv he was taken with a severe pam
- icn breast, suffered intensely during
y, - and about l0o'clock L. NJ. hrcalh'u
NV I Hcw.< in the >tNc0ty-tourth year
T. ,,a In early lie he placticeu law
" -. ,rIr>. but laid II aside for the higher
80 ,,,,,,. ;>rtul calling Of 4 minister OF tue
49," which he exercised for about forty
So =, Yat;or Of The Baptist churches IN
~ r%o,n,,. He tllcd for a long time pre-
-, S'g. - thr late war several OF the most
;,,n,,r,nt Offices Of the county, represent
~. n - in Two constitutional conventions
49,. - N ihr Legislature, and in MI his minis,
',,t,"u, Was REGARDED HS IN active anu
h'r.., ,igu of business. and 4 safe and val
-.5,, counsellor Tor both Young ana old. :,
tr Irf; i've sons and n daughter-a!!
r-aun and Giling useful positions. On
T,..i,, ni> remains were taken ~ Morat-
40 k~Ima:nock} Church. where The Kew.
", Wiliam II. Kirk preached his tunera
sermon 10 a crowded audience, and those
whom he had 81 often and faithfully *
hHr,,1 and warned wcr: permitted to take
= Ir>' leak ri The ~litrir>> form OF their he
la,rl tli,ui and pastor.
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WHITE HOUSE CoNFERENCE.-There was
Il conference at the White House Yesterday
between the President and Senators Came
ron and Morton and ex-senator Wade, at
which it is represented that the differences
existing in the Republican party In Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA, and New York were fully
discussed. and suggestions made to heal
them. One of the Senators inthnated that
the Presidents recent removals i'll New
York custom-houseS were unfortunate for
the party. lie yesterday received a resp
luton passed by the Central Republican
Executive Committee Of New York city
condemning his course. while Mr.. Grinnell
the dismissed naval officer, also writes to
the President, complaining of the summary
way he was decapitated, and stating that
three days before he was removed he had
contributed one thousand dollars to aid in
carrying the Connecticut election. Gerrit
smith, who is here as Il paciticator Of the
Republican party, has had interviews with
the President, Senators Sumner, Conkllng,
and others. - Washington telegram Bait
more Sun.
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The steamer sa1nuei j. Hale. from Oh
ctnnaG for Memphis, burst her steam pip
near doiconna, III. Saturday, killing TIRE
Whl.e Hnd four Coinred deck hands, an,
searIi1g lou her hnlkhaads ait. NO officers o
passengers were injured. 81
Another budget OF murders by: the
chesi s reported from Arizona. and fhe dia
paech adds that Gen. stonema1. the com
nlander OF, the department. still remain
9Su,etiy attending to his rancho at Angeles
A thunder. storm occurred In Rancor
Me-, on Friday night. The lirhtnino str1,ct
IN eight places, damaging several houses
put no person was injured. -
Or. Cutter, Of Newark, N. j., was arrest,
Gu oh SATURDAY Tor an alleged abortion upor
= Young gari, who is at the point Of death
nor seaucer has already been arrested.
THE State OF Texas has sold Its agricultu
raj college land scrip to q. r. Lewis, O.
oleveiand, Ohio, for $160, 000. Number Of
.Inere is a man in Wisconsin who, &C.
cord1ng to q local paper, imagines himself \
military man because he is bn~llet-headed.
Hon. r: a.. Rollins has been elected trea.
surer Of the Union Pacific railroad. in place
OF j. WIS. Williams, resigned.
A fire in Louisville on Saturday. in W.O
,W1lliams's extensive paint shop, caused q
loss of 100000. Insurance about $40. Geo,
The instruction in Brazil, in favor Of
slave emancipation and other republican
ideas, is extending.
Robert E.. Tredway, a Chicago merchant,
fell down the hotchway of his warehonse
on Saturday and was killed.
Graft, Roman & Co.'s distillery al Chic.
ago was totally destroyed by fire on Satur.
day. Loss, $4,000.
California lions are d%epredating among
the Angora and Cashmere goats in that
State.
All the Republican papers have a report
of MIR. Jefferson Davis's recent speech al
Selma. Z
Dir. a. w. Matthews finds himself in the
Cincinnati letter-list, "Matters Aw."
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4 DETECTIVE AS Is A DETECTlvE.--A very
remarkable example of the use of the prlvl-
legeS OF q detective officer occurred re-
Gently in New Orleans. Some days ago the
telegraph announced the discovery in the
street of a dead body of a mar named
Chandler. There were evidences of the
| fact that the man had been killed, both In
the position in which the body was found
| p%recluding the idea that he had died sud-
denly in q fit or otherwise n~aturally-and
from the fact that his neck was dislocated
The suspicious of the officer were directed
| against a certain well-known evil character,
| who. he had some reason for believing,
was implicated in Chambers death. 1t so
happened that this officer bad been but re-
, Gently commissioned. and the fact OF his
connection with the law was not gen.
orally known. He proceeded to lngra-
tiate himeelf with the suspected party, with
the view, if possible, of Turing him to a
confession of the killing of Chandler. In
| the course of the unnatural intimacy that
sprung up between the officer and the
suspected man, a burglary was planned,
in conjunction with another rascal, and the
officer was invited to participate, it being
understood that he would share in the pro-
cceds Of the robbery. The burglary was
committed, the officer doing his share OF
liz 'h''pNSss ~ II NAV hic1 ia w
ing S59 as his part of the money obtained,
| This money he took to the Superintendent
OF Police, with whom he had been in con-
| slant communication, and to whom he gave
an account of the burglary. Shortly after,
the man whose secret he hoped to find out
| took him into his confidence on the subject
of Chandler.
| He stated that he and the third man In
| the burglary, needing money to commence
burglariouS enterprises, had assailed Chand.
Ter with the purpose OF garroling him and
robiine him but, as it happened, the vic
tim died under the operation. Armed will
this knowledge, the detective threw off dis
| gui>e. and soon after went with another OF
| ticer to the den III which the two villains
were generally to be found, and arrested
| them as the murderers Of Chandler. The
case is very singular one, especially as re
| CARDS the attitude of the officer in assisting
at IL hurgllry.-Pdtriot.
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Nero DEsrEKApo KHLEp.-We are hap
~ 10 inform our readers that The negro
Gr>l"rado and horSe-thict who shot and
QiDxcruu>ly wounded McS-r<. Loving and
Rogers 1t LovingSton a few days ago, was
Killed in Amherst county at Il late hour
Friday evening. He was pursued after
leaving Loving,ton by q large party Of gen.
ticlnru from Nelson county, enc was over
taken on the farm Of Mr.. George Ham
n-r. neal the Buffalo bridge, about three
nils from Amherst Courthouse. Upon
being summoned TO surrender, he ~.
fused, ii The >amc time drawing Il sin
shooter, With which he attempted to shoot
Nr. rank Howl. one VI the party in
pursuit OF him. His pistol snapped, and
Mr.. H.. who was armed with a double
taTIeIed Shotgun. loaded with buck-Shot,
tired, shooting him through the head and
killing him Instantly. A coroner's jury
was summoned, but we have not
heard what verdict they rendered. He
Ms fully identified a. tn" rascal who
did the shooting al Livingston. Papers
s.Und IN his POSSESSION show that his
nJ1!" Was William Crime, and he is
supposed 10 tc the negro who ran
away durin. the war from Mr.. Richard
Grimes, who lives near New Glasgow.
II i. also thought that he is the same negro
who was sentenced TO the p~enitentiary for
hor.e->te4ling, under the name OF Dr.. DOM
tni, from Rockingham. but who escaped
from the Harrisonburg Jail. Some OF the
papers on his person prove that he has
lately been in SAippensburg, Pa.
Mr., Howl deserves the thanks OF the en-
tire community for Kidding the world OF
each a villain.
In this connection we are glad TO state
that We learned on Saturday evening, by a
-. T,-r, 81 That t,1tI L.sprS
Loving ana Rogers are doing as well as
could tie expected, aud that theil speedy re-
livery i considered most prcbablc.-Lynch-
in.L G.les
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HOUSEKEEPING IN ALABAMA.-Memphis,
April S.-On the night of the 9TH seven
armed men entered the stable of j. P. Far
mer, Florence, Ala, and after shooting ut
the night Waterman and threatening to kill
Mr.. Farmer, took two horses left with Far
mcr by Il constable and fled.
4 party soon after started in pursuit, and
o%vcitaking them Il skirmish eDSued, during
which one of the pursuers was killed, an
other wounded, and two horses killed.
Chas. W. Wickerson, BENZ. D. Long, and
seven horses were captured. Wickerson
claimed the horses were stolen from him in
Tennessee. They waived examination and
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FATAL DOMESTIC DIFFIcULTy.-Chicogo
Apr! 9.-A difficulty occurred on Friday
evening which resulted in the shooting oil
Or. +. {. Scanland by his brother-in-law,
fcrcy IL. Leonard. and has caused much
excitement in this city. a lady well known
III fashionable circles, and who had DR..
Hcanland for her family physician. is asso.
c,aNd with the affair. OF this lady, it Is
alleged, Mrs. Scanland became very jeal.
Gus, but the public sentiment is that she in
DO way gave cause for the feeling. An in.
quest was held over the body of the Doctor
on saturday, and Leonard was committed
Tor trial.
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Domestic Markets -tBY TE1EeRArE.1

Domestic Markets -tBY ~TEIEGRAtE.1
NEW YORK, April 10.-Flour- Southern I'M.
changed, Wheat a shade frmer. With a moderate
export demand winter red and amber western,
8l.e30l.ss Corn decidedly lower at 77Qlsoc. Whis.
key d shade frazer at 9c3@9lc. Coffee dull and
lower. Sugar easier. Rice fiat at s@loc. Pork
heavy at sls. 7S@*2o. Beef Inactive. Lard heayy
kettle. l"tc: Naval sto. rs steady, Tallow, sra
SIC. freights trmer.
BALTIMORE. April 10. Cotton dull and nothing
doing. Flour quies. Wheat quiet but firm choice
fancy and white, s2@82.G. White southern corn
better ut &c.: yellow do. less firm at $780,
mixed, western, 7e@7Sc. Oats firm at sec. Pro.
visions inactive ana nominal. Whiskey dull.
CINCINNATI, April lO.-Flour firm family,
$500 1850. Corn firm at SIC. Mess pork dull al
$50. Bacon dull and unchanged. Whlskey droop'
ing at s5@S6c.
LOUISVILLE, April lo.-Flour dull extra FAM
tly, Sc. Corn quiet and unchanged. Provisions
dtill. Mess pork, $50. Shouiders TIC.
clear sides, l03c. Packed lard, Ia kegs, lao. WINS
key, S6QIs7c.
90 hhds.; lugs, $5.2s@ 81. IS; low to medium Leaf,
$7@$lo.
NEW ORLEANS, April 16.--Sugar--Prime, GA
loc. Molasses--G1od fermentins 3004Uc.: plan
tati,n Ieboiled, 35@45c. new York sight, 0 pre-
mfam. Gold, ll03.
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DEATH OF a PARTICIPATION IN A FAMOUS
scEfE.-We announced a day or two since
Tue death OF Mrs. Sarah Hand, at the age OF
% YEARS. Mrs. Hand died at Cape May
COURTHOUSE. She was the last survivor of
the young girls who strewed flowers in the
pathway OF General Washington when he
Passed through Trenton In 1859 on his way
~ New York.-Phila. Bulletin.
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y SENSATION IN MEMrHIs.-Memphis,
.Nprii e.-A sensation Wa, created in the
financial circles Of this city to-day by the
discovery that Il former officer OF the Mem
Pins and Ohio railroad, and lately an i'm
pgttant Federal officer, had been trying to
>cil a large amour Of bonds previously al
icGcd 10 have been burned. On eXamina-
l'on OF the books 1t false entry was found TO
n"st pccii made Yesterday he having lett
showing the entry Legal proceedings
have been instituted,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1871.

Wv Va
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George b. Upton, Roberts, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamshlp
and Packet Company.
Schooner Jus,ina, Kensington, New York, iron
Tredegar Company. ..
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
cisndise aud passengers. L, X. Tatum.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. 2. Brett.
Steamer Savior, Plat, Philadelphia, mer.
chandise and passengers, W. p. Porter.
MEMORANDUM. j.
WEST POINT. April 10. -Arrived. steamer Vir.
glnfa, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise and pas
sengers, fork River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
[BY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE April 10. Passed out, bark
Ocean Phantom, Tor Liverpool; brig Emiline. fol
Halifax bark Andes, for Cardenas; bark 1rigg,
for Eristol big Fau.;nlet. for Cardenas. Sailed
bark Moro Castle, Richmond, for Rio.
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"GEN. J. WEMYss JOBsoN," of New York,
who, like Train and Mullins and Grant, is a
moor teeble-minded devil, ut whom the
newspapers are constantly poking all sorts
OF fun, wants to run for President in 1872.
His chances tor the nomination are not equal
to Grants, but in every other respect he
has the advantage.-LoMSUiNe Courier.
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Ex1RA SESSION OF THE SENATE.-Republi-
can Senators have received pretty strong
hints that an extraordinary session of the
senate will be convened in May to consider
the result Of the proceedings of the joint
high commission. 1t will probably he posi-
lively decided on the reception OF mail adj
vices from England two weeks hence.
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Cotton Markets -IBY TELEGRAPH

MONDAY, April TO- NeD 0rleans-staady, with
a fair detitand at 1.s9liic. !; receipts, ,12e bales !:
lbs bales Cronstddt, 1,su2 bales AmstE-d TN,
l,ls3 bales New York, 2n,2o3 bales sales. 1000;
st ok, 227, s3l bales. marleSton-Quiet at lai@l4a.;
receipts, $50 bales ; exports to Great Britain, l,05a
bales; coastwlse, $50 bales sales, 5000 bales
stock, 10 sss bIles. Nor3olk.-Quiet low mid.
dlings, 12ic. receipts, eS9 bales exports coast
wise, $50 bales sales, SO bales; stock, ! ,O04 bales