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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, May 9.
COTTON-Steady; middllng, 14tc.
FLoUR-In good demand at full prices
chiefly lower grades; family, 80 25a0 80
extra, 50 O0aG 25.
GRAlN-Wheat; scarce, and higher; No
l red winter, 81 81 Corn quiet, at 67c.
Rye, dull and declined, at 0sa$l 90. Oats
dull; No. 2, 59a54c. Barley scarce and
firm, at 81 10a1 Is.
GRoCERIEs-DGmand good, at full
prices.
Ou4s-Unchanged.
EGGs-Dull at 13c.
BuTTER-Heavy receipts depresS the
market; at 27a80c.
CHEEsE-Steady; the supply better; Al
15a1Gc.
PRovIsIoNs-Less firm, but unchanged
the demand not so pressing. PORK
nominal, at $1S Goals 25. Lard lie; no
sales. Bulk meats saleable, at B4c fol
shoulders; sidesat Sc; clear rib at StaSsc
clear, SIC; some sales, but mostly held a
iO4C higher Bacon shoulders saleablC
at tic; bacon sides clear rib, 9tc; clear
99c; some sales, but asking tc higher
Hams, sugar cured, dull and dropping, a
13ia15c.
HoGs-Steady, at So 4OaGOO.
WHIsEEY-Higher, at SSc.
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NEW YORKcITY.
New YORK, May 2.

.a.-. New YORK, May 2.
The Non-Society Quarrymen of this
city who were receiving one dollar and
seventy.five cents and two dollars per
day, struck to-day for two dollars and
twenty-five cents. They became quite
demonstrative yesterday and police re-
serves were called out, Serious trouble is
expected. Ha 81 re- s--.-, --..
The strike Of the Non.Society Quarry
men continues. Collisions with the Do
lice have occurred, and riot Is progress
ing in the northern part Of the city. The
police arc allunder marching orders.
In the COnrt Of Sessions Judge Bedford,
In chargingthe Jury, said: In many in
stances car drivers and conductors are the
Occomplices OF thieves and rowdies, who
insult and rob passengers in the street
cars. ~ ..F
The Tribune this morning publishes q
queer story regarding the sudden death
Of Gottschalk the celebrated Pianist ::
GOttschalk while making arrangements
for q concert near Rio Janiero, incurred
the displcasure Of the College boys Of
that place. After the concert he was
prostrated by O blow from sand bag In
the back. He was momentarily stunned,
but final result was death. II is not
known who was the assassin.
The deialcation Of General Lawrence,
New York Pension Agent, caused an
order to be issued from the Treasury De.
partment to the Assistant Treasurer of
this city, that oil regulations for his guild
ance heretofore communicated by cir.
Culars, be strictly enforced. One Of these
regulations Is that no check shall be paid
unless drawn to order Of some creditor of
the United States. Ithas been the custom,
however, for Pensions Agents to draw
checks 10 their own order, thus saving
trouble Of identifying strangers &c. Gen.
eral Lawrence drew checks TO his own
order in this way and having obtained
cash upon them, he pOckCted il.
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The LcOnard-scanland Homicide.
The Grand Jury Discharge Leonard
from Custody.
Comments Of the Chicago Press.
"" Cu1cAoo, Nav :,

CHICAGO, Mayo.
The action of the grand jury ycster.
day in lischarging from custody II. A,
Leonard, who was in prison for killing
DR.. 8. E. Scanlsnd. his brother-in.law,
some weeks since, has created consider.
able excitement in the city. Although
public sympathy anil the tone Of the press
were with the accused, yet this extraor.
dinary action Of grand jury has taken
every body by surprise, and has provoked
severe comments from the press.
The Times says: at Is not u custom
ary practice Of grand juriesito try the ques.
ton Of guilt or innocence Of the party nc.
cused Of the crime, that 1t is commonly
the work Of the Court and petit jury, but
it seems that on yesterday our cool grand
jury did try the case Of young Leonard
accused OF the murder OF DR.. Scanland,
and acquitted him. The proceedings will
strike the public as extraordinary. II
may have been desirable as affecting some
living persons, but as affecting the admin.
istration of Justice, it is simply public
scandal. There are perhaps as many peo.
pie who think the homicide not jusifa-
bic, rs there are those who think the re-
verse, but there cannot be many right
minded people who think the case should
have been dismissed by grand jury.
The Tribune says it was generally con-
CedGd that Leonard had very strong
case TO go before q petit jury with, and
VeFy few OF those COnVeFslnt with the NJ
fair would have expressed belief In
his ultimate conviction, but this summa-
ry disposal Of the case will not fail to
elicit reflections more or less serious upon
the modes OF justice, and Of lament, in
Chicago.
The Republican says the discretion of
the Grand Jury Is somewhat lareC'we
admit, but it Is not unlimited. Grand
Juries are guardians Of the interests, not
the proprietors OF society. They have
not the power TO pardon nor absolve, In
this case the Grand Jury has usurped the
functions OF the Court and the petit Jury,
without the power 10 make Of 1t o
final disposition. Leonard Is not acquit-
ted. lie Is not free from the danger Of
further prosecution. The corpus delicii
being known 10 have been committed,
public satisfaction has not been attained.
Such an escape does not release from sus-
plcion; on the contrary, it invites suspi.
Cion-suspiCion that the party was afraid
Of public trial; that the grand jury had
been surrounded and wrought upon either
through its, best interests, or its social
sympRthies, or by means Of exterior illc.
Ultimate influences, The majesty Of the
law, and Rthe good fame Of society, Is
dishonored by the transaction. The ap.
pearance is that the thing has been hOsti,
ly hushed up, lest some unseenily social
rottCnness In high places should be ex.
posed to the public gaze, and the vulgar
be permitted to learn that all the un.
clean9ess is not with themselves. l
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Financial and Commercial.
New York AIpney and stock Market.
NEW YoRK. May 2.

NEW YORK, Mayo
Gold opened at 111E, sold downto 111t,
and closed dull at I'LL. Loans were
made at las per cent. Clearances $685..
100000. Exports TO day $4,000. Ship
nents for tomorrow are estimated at
100000. Governments continue firm.
Stock market dull and barely steady in
the morning, with the exception of Read.
ing and Northwestern, which were strong
in the morning. The whole market turn.
cd on Lake Shore, which declined from
11Ot To 1884, and afterwards partly re.
covered the decline. lnthe afternoon the
temper Of speculation was affected by the
course Of Northwestern shares, which ad.
vanced from sGI, for common, and 0ST,
for preferred, thereby imparting a firm
tone 10 the market generally. The mar.
ket closed dull and firm, with the excep.
ton Of Northwestern. and Pacific Mail,
which were active and strong. Money
easy at 4a6 per cent. State bonds dull,
without decided change. Sterling ex.
chanpa 110l
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STATE BoNDs-Missouris, 0SI; Tenncs.
sees, old CIT; new, G7t; Yirginias, new,
u; ;old, GSi North Carolinas, old, 47!; new
25.
SToGKs- Western Union Telegraph, OOs;
Adams Express, S14; Wells, Fargo g. Co.,
43; American, 81; United States 57q; Pa.
clflc Mail 4S3; New York Central, 100; do
scrip, 049; Erie, 21s; Harlem, 1921; Read.
ing, 11OI; Michigan Central, 1921; Glove.
s@S land y y PtsSugh nsEg NE 3sS k NOTRweSfT TsNTs m
New jersey Central, t; lO7E S St. Paul % GSI; Dc
preferred, 81s; Wabash, O4t; do preferred,
sol; Fort Wayne, 9st; Terre Hautc, 30i;
ChicagO& Alton, 118; Ohio & Mississip.
pi, 51s; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincln-
natl, 500; Burlington s. Quincy, 15O;
Lake Shore, 100; Indiana Central, 90; ILL.
nols Central, 1874; Union Pacific 80; Cen.
tral Pacific bonds, 1909; Union, sOF.
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Carl schurz at Home.

Cor. Of Dom Piatt in Cincinnati Commercial.
! found his home in one Of the hand
soonest residences in that part oFthe city.
Of irregular shape and dark color, It rises
upon the corner with every appearance
OF m expenditure by u cultivated mind.
The broad stone steps that lead up 10 the
door are lit on either side by gas lamps,
and the broad high door has look OF
old respectable opulence so seldom met
with in our country. The house was
built, believe, c,>by a navy officer who
had been over the world and, turned
some prize money into investment A
tidy little girl OF decidedly Teutonic ex-
traction responded to my pull at the bell
and, on my asking for the Senator, said,
In the language Of Rip Van Wrinkle, that
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO THE CREDITORS or SEBASTIAN LuTE, DRCD.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
the county Of Ohio, In tho State Of West Virgin
ID, made Ia cause therein pending to subject the
real estate Of the said Sebastian Lltz, deceased,
present your claims against the said Sebastian
LutZ, for adjudication, to Geo. u. Caldwell, Com.
missioner at his ONCE on 9TH street, In Wheel.
Ing, In said county, on or before Monday, the 5th
day Of June, 1871.
Witness, Samuel b. McColloch, COtk Of said
Court, this 18th day OF April 1871.
SAM'L d. MCCOLLOCI, Clerk
WHIAT B FORAIs, Atrys for Plaintiff.
RDlgT
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Weather Repert.
WASHINGTON, NIaY .

WASHINGTON, May 3.
Synopsis for Past ItSenty;four Hours
The barometer continues falling at San
Francisco, with decided increase in the
temperature. 1t has remained stationary
in the Rocky Mountains, with a rising
temperature. The low pressure on Mon.
day evening in Missouri has extended
eastward, and the barometer, which has
risen on the Lakes and in the Southern
States, is now stationary or falling The
pressure has risen in the Eastern States.
The clear and clearing weather in the
Middle and Eastern States is now being
rapidly succeeded by cloudy weather and
light rain, which now prevail east of the
Mississippi. Northeast winds continue to
prevail on the Lakes, and southerly winds
on the Gull.
Pr0babIHtIeS-lt is very probable that
cloudy and perhaps r&iny weather will
on Wednesday be experienced at San
Francisco, Cal Increased northeast
winds with rain is probable for the
Lakes Cloudy weather with light rains
along the Atlantic. Fresh sOutherly
winds on the Cult
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SPREAD OF DEMOCRACY IN
ENGLAND.
The Hyde Park Demonstration

Cor. Of Cincinnati Enquirer.
NEW YoRE, April 80, 1871.
The European mails by the steamer
Donau, arrived this afternoon, bring the
letters OF London correspondents, all Of
whom state that the Democracy is great.
ly on the increase In England, that the
people no longer sneer at the sayings and
doings of the London Reds, and that even
the tone Of the press Is greatly changed
toward the Paris Commune.
The Hyde Park meeting on Sunday
the 10th inst, was q most significant
demonstration ut which speeches were
made, not by noisy spouters, but by real
workinGmen amid intense enthusiasm
An address to the Paris Commune was
adopted, congratulating them in the name
Of the universal republic with the sublime
work already done in behalf of human
liberty. Recognizing the Commune as
the pioneers ol progress, and the architects
ol q new and purer social state, and the
men Of Versailles as the cowardly and
mercenary instruments Of European des'
pots.
After bitter denunciation OF the Eng
llsh press the address concludes as fol-
lows. "And although our INSCRIPTIONS
and moribund Government may seek, and
no doubt are seeking, In confusion with
the rebels at Versailles, toprecipitate for.
eign Intervention in order to annihilatC
your rights we, the people OF London, be.
iievipg you to be fighting for the liberty
of the world and the regeneration Of man,
kind, hereby express our profound adj
mlration for the grandeur Of your enter,
prise, and tender you the honest, uncom,
promising hand Of friendship and fellow,
ship, Long live the Universal Republic
Democratic and socialw
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New York Market.

New York, May2.
FLouR-Fim at SO 2Oa0 80, for ship.
ping extras.
GnAN-Wheat-Full prices asked but
no demand; red and amber ut 81 64a1 90.
0ats-Steady. Confirm but prices
unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Heavy and lower;
sales mess for May SIT 6s4. Lard-Dull
EOGs-Dull and unchanged.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May ..
FLouR-Extra spring quiet but firm at
s. 25aG 20. 49,
q GRAN-Wheat-No. Q spring active;
closed at 81 26f, cash; this P. NJ, steady.
Corn-No. 3 mixed active; closed at 55{c;
this p. NJ, dull. 0ats-No. 9 frmer, al
4Sa4Sfc. Rye-No 2 quiet, but firm, at S3c,
Barley-Spring No. 2, dull at Soc.
HoGs-ActiVe at 5ta5ic.
y CATTLE-Dull and inactive at 4IaGAc.
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CINCINNATI.

s.----. CINCINNATI, O., May 3,
A man deliberately jumped into the
river from Newport ferry boat this af,
ternoon, and was drowned. The body
was not recovered. The man was not
known, being of middle age and well
dressed, f,sd. som, ., &. 1rn,,.d s,.,.ss ss..s
Court held, In the case tried before him
to-day, that q distiller Is not liable for tax
on the full capacity OF the disttllery &C.
cording to survey, when the whole
amount h not actually produced.
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Gas Explosion.

CHICAGO, MaySe.t
An explosion occurred this morning at
the new gas works, corner Crosby and
Hobbie streets, north division. The ex.
plosiOn Is supposed to have originated in
some detect In the meter. The north end
oI the building, which is constructed OF
brick. was blown out, some OF the mate
rial being hurled a long distance. The
rest ofthe building was badly shattered,
involving loss Of three to four thousand
dollars, The office, in which was Geo,
Holloway, clerk, and Geo. Tyler, was
blown TO pieces, and both men injured.
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CLENELAp, Alay)s'
The sentence OF VIM. Schallenberg,
who was to have been hanged on the 18th
inst, Tor numbering his wife, has been
commutGd to imprisonment for life.
An accident occurred on the Ringaman
Street Railroad this morning, resulting in
the death Of a boy eight years old, son Of
NIr. Gillette, proprietor Of the Birch
House, and the probable iatal,injury Of a
driver named Graham, The boy was
riding on the platform, and having ar.
rived ut his destination, the driver at.
tempted to lit him over the enclosure
surrounding the platform. Just then the
horses started, and the boy and man fell
TO the track and were run over.
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Philadelphia Market.

= PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
FLoUR-lTeavy, extra family, SO 75a
T25.
GRAIN-Wheat, quiet; red western 81 IS
al 90, Corn, firm; yellow 78a77c; mixed
western 75a1Gc. Oats, dull.
0ns-Petroleum-Crude Tic; refined
22ia2Sc.
WHIsKY-03c.
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Subscriptions Rfe,irsd TO he ADORE Loan at hts
National Bank Of West Plr1ihtd, al WhesilHg.
TheundenlRued, appointed Commissioners by
the Council Of the city Of Wheeling, 70 sell the
bonds OF the said city authorized BY an ordl
nance ofsAid city entitled 'an ordinance TO neGo'
uAeal loan for the beneat Of the city OF wheel
Ing, and to create sinking fund for the redemp
uOa thereof" passed January 18th, 1871, will on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY or MAY, 1871,
A. the NATIONAL DANK OF WRsr VIRnnIA,, at
Wheeling, open books and commence receiving
Subscriptions 10 the loan authorized by tho above
entitled ordnance.
Its provided In said ordinance that the Com
al'sIoners shall receive subscriptions for ten
As and shall allow no one person or hrn TO SUB,
STibe fora greater amount than hve thousand
dollars, until aiter the expiration Of ten days
nun Iom the time ofeommeneing to receive su9scrip'
uoas Should the subscriptions exceed thl
aaount desired the loan will DO apportioned
among the subscribers.
The bonds 10 be lssued will be coupon bonds,
Nyaole on or before the let day OF January, 1891
Iae Merchants National Bank OF West Viz
NaM, N Wheeling, bearing eight per ccnt inter
Ssp1yable on the lst days Of July and January
u Zach and every year
The proceeds Of sale to be GrciudrsIy applied
y tas purchase Of the property Of the Whesling
81. The bond. are exempt from munIeIpGl taxation
oy The city OF Wheeling.
Inc payment Of principal and interest to DO So
SSufs1 STs11 bypeoper deed Of trust upon the lands,
SGIIulnHS and other property purchased by the
Sy OF Wheeling irom the Wheeling Gas Com
the Commissioners are 10 receive the entire
sNehue OF the gAs works and In each and every
@ gsE out OF the moneys received by them are re-
Elted 70 yet aside At least afeen per cent OF the
,,lount OF the outstanding bonds TO pay the In
,es! S.es! thereon, and amer the payment OF the In
t ,etsst on the Let day Of July in each and ever
!Sfto apply the residue OF the moneys 20 set
!ge T 70 tho redemption Of the Ou utstanding bonds
me bonds TO 30 redeemed on the LIST day o.
Ivy: N zach and every year, will be determined
commissioners BY lot.
NO subscriptions will be received alta rate lea
'3An The par value Of the bonds.
N. REILLY,
A, ], SWEENEY,
WIN. b. SIMPSON,
apT9 Commissioners.
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IBALY.
FLORENCE, May

NIUKENUEI IIHy q
The Italiant Senate continues the dis.
CtssiOn Of the question Of Papal guaran,
tees. An amendment 10 the bill abolish.
ing the Pope's right to grant exequatur
TO consuls Of foreign powers has been re-
jected. A demonstration planned TO Gle.
brate the events Of 1s4O in Rome, proved
q failure, the government having been
warned that disturbances were intended
by the international society. The report
which has been current that changes arc
intended In the diplomatic representation
abroad, is Agcertained to be with out ioun
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Funeral of Hon. sharon Tyndale.

ST. LOUIS, May ?.
The funeral OF Hon. Sharon Tyndale,
Who was murdered at Springfield, ILL.,,
Saturday morning, took place at Belle
vile, H.. yesterday afternoon, under the
direction OF the Freemasons, and was very
imposing. Lodges of MaSons from sur.
rounding towns, and the various societies
of Belleville TO which Mr.. Tyndale be-
louged, were in the procession. EX.GOv.
ernor Koerner delivered an address ut the
grove, aNer which the Masonic burial
Service was read Tho funeral was very
large.
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Hail Storm. .SeriOus Trouble AuticI.
pated In Arkansas.

.. MEMPHIS, Maya. .
The hail storm yesterday and Sunday
did immense damage to the crops and
fruit In Mississippi,
Lick Deer Creek Valley, IN Bolivar
and Washington counties, Miss, did not
suffer from the crevassc as was feared,
Deer creek carried oil tho water with lit.
tie damage. The work Of raising the bed
of the Little Rock railroad. above the
overflow has been commenced.
The ApdldncheS Little Rock special last
night says that serious troubles are re.
ported in Chiot county, the largest negro
district In the State. Just prior TO his
election US Senator, Gov. Clayton appoint.
cd Senator ]. W. Mason, (ColOred) Of
Chiot county, Probate Judge, US it is
alleged, to secure his vote for the Senator
ship; but just on the heels Of the session
Clayton : appointed Major Rag,
land, Of Jefferson county, TO that
position, and under Clayton's instructions
the Senate refused to take up and act on
Mason's nomination, and by that means II
was expected to get rid-Ot him; but Ma.
son went home, took possession Of the
office, and the colOred men made Ragland
leave the county. Toadd to this the Cover
nor recently appointed Conway Barbour,
(colore0 lately imported from Cincinnati
and member Of the House from La.
layette, as assessor OF Chiot county, ignor.
ing the claims OF all Colored residents oI
TINT county. This inCcnsed the negroes
still more, and when Barbour went down
he only remained two days, the negroes
telling him It would be better for bis
health II he made himself scarce. The
negroes there are reported to be on the
point of an outbreak, and should the Gov
ernor attempt to ioist these men on them
by force, there will be trouble. Mr.. Mason
and Representative Wood (COloreD are
now here TO sec the Governor on the sub
| ieCt. Hr.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, May .

LONDON, May =.
The German residents Of London ccle,
brated the return ofpeace by festival
yesterday. The opening Of the Intcrna,
tional Exhibition of Science and Art
took place this afternoon. His Royal
Highness, Prince Of Wales, presided on
the occasion, accompanied by Princess
Christian. Several other members of tic
royal family were present. The building
and approach were crowded with visitors,
Many noblemen and ladies were among
the assemblagc,
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" san FRANc1sCo, Nav 2

OAN ENANSlsSOI may .
Between three and Iour hundred dele.
gates are in attendance at the American
Medical Association. DR.. Alfred Steele,
OF Philadelphia, IS in the Chair, and is
now delivering his address. The session
will last until Friday night. The dele
gates from abroad were welcomed by DIR.
Stout, of San Francisco. a
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The Tyndale Tragedy.
CHICAGO May

''INAUVI lIIEy .
ASpringfeld dispatch says no new de-
yelopments respecting the Tyndale trag-
edy have appeared. The Coroner's Jury
is still in session. The mystery seems 10
grow deeper, although nothing has been
left undone to solveit.
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suicided by Hanging.

CINCINNATI, May 9.
Valentine Heints, q German 80 years OF
agey chung himself with a handkerchief in
the Third Street Station House this morn
ing. Tho deceased halls from ST. Louis,
and was arrested last night for creating u
disturbance at hotel,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 9.
FLoUR-Western family, 81 25aS so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm; Ohio and Indi.
ana red, 81 55a1 90. Oats-Gsa89c. Corn
Firm; mixed western, 72a7S.
PRovIsIoNs-UnChanged.
WHIsKY-Firm at 93a03ic.
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Lewis NJ. Roberts, GliaS Allie, a no
t0rious counterfeiter, and reported leader
Of large gang throughout the west, was
lodged in Jail at. Pittsburgh, Tuesday.
Fourteen Of tho party are in Jail awaiting
trial.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Nay 2.
The dry goods business in all its depart.
ments is inactive, while prices generally
rule steady.