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vas shortly afterwards confronted with his
father in Law, and on the afidavits Of his
wife and stepdaushter. Yesterday. consigned
70 prison to await the examination which
takes place to-day.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

EDITOR BRrInH C0LoNnr:-Having had
ths pleasure OF attending Lecture 1t Alham-
bra Hall On Female Suffrage, should Win
70 propose that the lady lecturer. instead al
inviting lawyer or clergyman to discus the
subjects which she referred to, would extend
an invitation to some Of her own sex, because
l think most men are OF the opinion that il =
uselss to argue With q woman. Aiso, that
there would be some difficulty in finding q
man who considen himself gentleman that
would publicly come forward Tor any other
purpose but that Of speaking in behalf of the
fair sex, however strong his arguments might
BE-. But, should Mias Anthony meet with
me opposilion Of an intelligent woman, I
feel sure that most of her arguments would
he upset. MINNIE.
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NEwDERs. n. c.. Nov.-rhe .,easner
Mary z. Ssul I'd w. buried 1t -, together
With gres, pant Of hss cargo No live
veso lot.
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q Steas0 Line 13es0ee0 Wa1es aad SeW
York.

WAsHIXoToN. Nov. lS-Hon. John
B.yle and John Mclaughlin, furmerly the
principal trunsees ii the estates Of the Mar
qui~ OF Beese, the latter President Of the , fri
can Stesmbnst Line, calIes: On the Secretary
o the Triasury and other prominent Gov
ern,neni oficers. Their b0sines here u 70
establish steam line between Cardiff Wales,
and New York OF Baltimore. and to obtain
information in connection whh The invest
nenf OF capital.
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NO CHANGE oYoARs 1o.omCAoo

E.ss.g. pa.s.e.n CHANGE CARS N Union De-
pOtA NO OMNIBUS TRANSFER IN CHICAGO
Omni6s0ss lsase ~ Tishss OMce. l02 North
Fourth stEtss, = 6lloWs:
Chicseo Day Epe0 q ! 90 I. u.
Chkaoo NSht k1ps0o - 80 ,. q.
CAinego lnQ,O ~ hnAea q tn Great Gen.
M Depot, hos a Lib stsssG
Paananesn BY thiS hns hDvO th0 eAoics Of al
ssatss froa CkaP; ey % nti1Aasg nd Fess
WoYnes 3icAA01a 6eQAhaA q 4ie11Gaa Csotr,l
roads, and 70 al points in IL NeetAvea
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ST. LOUIS / DUBUQUE.

80 >s~S1o -
-0a.iSsDs Issss IL Ilehse 0Aes. ioe x~ss
Helsth ses0et, = Allow:
0ueolss Day ExReen. 80 q u.
Dubelus Might Qns, 80 ,. u.
m . f18 Dl1Dc1 noCTB 70
DECATUR 1lOO10U01OU, DIXON, La
SAIL = IA0o. NMD0fA. DUBUQUE,
r1IEf0k1. u. b0D0E, WAfIRIOO. 81
PAUL, - - NerthV0l
1l0aoA tie4se = oaiss. Cassabss, MsophiA,
Me- Ovtsans, 2slils. ssd al points South.
~nns As9 49, - ~ ssAsrssass.
tAlnso 0esp1ng On - n aighs tEnADs
AGDp ehsehoa sAresgA - N pois6-
flskss o0so, va y. IoutA-sk
~ 10Cas. H.
y. q. 018UH1T1. 0s.sni Aosss
- cbsaae0 ~ - lsllvsy a nuiGAs
b. IL mina1o Cenenl laQinA = m
$3.50 49, y y. u. eesaneea Gs1aI ASIos -
b ss11a0, ''s0suso," - ls0easl D6sceS
HN9a nsa, G7h~ ~ - OisC.ea:
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OPEN TO fHAYER, KANSAS.

Leavenworth, Lawrence b
Galveston B. B. Line.
nN AND AFTER NAnCH sra, 1871. usins
~ Vill run from Lawrence and KaAsas City, N,
! GOING SOUTH.
LEAVE. EIplEs. ACCos'S. sIsnI ki.
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@Nns Ass3 - ~ oy sshrsssss.
Halnss 0espang On = IN aighs tEnans.
AaOW ehsskea tArsssA - n poisss.
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RAILROADS.
NOV. 1871.
KANSAS PACIFIC


The fsv"S,i-, Hrs-i and oaiy ali Rail Route
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Fluid Extract
OF s
BUCHU.

There IL 10 tonic like II. II 10 an anchor hope
70 the physician md pstient. This rs inc '"s'i-
mouy IL all Who have used or prescribed H.
Beware Of eounterfeita and those cheap decoctions
called Buchu, most Of which prepared by self
styled doctors, from deleterious ingredients and
oasred tor sale At ''les price, and charger hot.
slss," etc. They unreliable and frsqusntly
fnluTiU
AK FOr
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THE FLORAL CROSS.
Sabbath School CVHOeFt and Exhibition at
Central Baptist Church Last Night

The Concert and Exhibition OF the Sab
rsfb-srhool of the Central Baptist Church
last night. was one OF the best in every
respect ever witnessed In this city. Under
the able aupsrinteudsnce of Mr.. Taylor
ere school has become one Of the largest
rgrueeted with our churches; and, Judging
from tbe exhibition last night, it is con-
Quoted with great efficiency.
The singing of the children was fine
and two songs by Miss Katie May, q
bright lttIe lady Of four years, were re-
ally surprising, and were loudly applsud-
ed A dustte, By Miss Lewis and Mr.,
Herz1g was we'll rendered The songs
-yrero fntsrspsrsed with declamEtlCns by
the children, all of which we're very good,
The-grsud feature Ofthe occasion was the
-71r5I cross. After each class. bearing
a banner, had marched down the
center and up the side aisl6s,
beautiful bCQusts were presented by
bright pupils and on q cross with shield
bearing the motto "J6sus Only" the
110ral of ff=riUgs were placed 81 as 20 make
q beautiful floral cross, the effect OF which
was heightened by 8 blazing star In the
Ea'k ground.
while every one wss enjoying this inn
prszsfre and suggestive picture, prizes
were given 20 three young ladies who had
been most successful in bringing new
scholars 10 the school.
Af.er singing the dOx0logy, benedic-
ti0u wss pronounced. and the large
audience. embracing the elite Of the city,
separated, highly pleased with the bright
faces and sweet voices Of the children COM
posing be school.
The exhibition was highly creditable TO
Geachers and superintendent, and is just
tribute to their ems srgy and self-sacrihcing
spirit.
lhe young ladies who took the prizes
for The zeal and energy they displayed in
bringing pupils % the Sundsy-schOOl are
Miss Amanda Gibson, who brought %
Miss N0lIe kirkland, who made "a con-
verts, snd "a iss Annie Burleson, who sue
cseded ln capturing 10.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
ENGLAND

DEBATE on THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.
LONDON, April 21.--In the House OF
Commons last night, after the Chan
cellOr Of the EXchequer explained the
measures by which the resources OF
the Government would be raised, to
the amount required to meet the eX-
penditures for the fiscal year, namely,
e52, 600, ,O00-a long debate ensued, hos
tile to the budget; after which a diYi-
sion Of the House on the match duty
resulted in 157 majority tor the Gov
/ ernment.
The House Of Lords tonight passed
a mutiny bill.
In the House Of Commons several
members gave notice Of motions adj
verse to loves financial plans.
The subject of the declaration of the
/ Paris treaty Of 1866, against privateer-
I ing, and establishing the principle
that q neutral covers an enemy's
/ goods, came up. Benedict argued in
/ favor Of the withdrawal Of England
from the agreement and advocated
the resumption of the right to search.
He believed the United States and
other powers would disregard the
declaration in case Of war.
Others spoke to the same effect.
The Attorney said it was impossible
to escape the obligations Of the declar-
alton.
It was agreed that the declaration
was injurious to En- lend, but must be
respected until fOrI revoked.
Mr.. Gladstone iIs that the dec
Iarstion was binding and its revOca-
ton could not be thought Of.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

De CAgrRo hung out at the Greenlaw
LAT night aga. n. His tricks were wit
nssssd bv q goo,t house. The necro-
unaneer does very we,l in the way Of dis
gributiug gifts. Lockwood, a newspaper
man. won a set Of furniture last night.
"A dfly-dollsr biz wiz be given away to-
night
WyNDHAM COMEDY COMPANY. Mr..
rharie. Wvudham. the talented manager
OF shis verv talented troupe, has, since
l,is last visit here, spent some time in
Europe. whence be brought back mum
bsr OF artists Of the highest order Of talent,
and these, added to the best OF the MEM
hers Of the old troupe whom he retained,
form company which, Is said wherever
they have appeared TO be eXcelled by
none ia the country. They commence
mex week az the New Memphis Theatre
a rhort series Of those enjoyable light
comedies which have made them 30
dsm1ua wherever they have appeared.
v0n Monday night win be given Caste, "
wkicb Is undoubtedly the gem of all the
late Tom. Roberts0n's exquisitely written
comedies. Although % contains but few
characters. some six or eight, vet each one
is what actors cal part. and when each
part is rendered By q thorough artist .
usrfection OF ensemble and effect Is pro
duced which is rarely To ns found, and
which is, in fact, impossible outside one
or two OF the leading theatres Of the
country The programmes o. the week
VII comrriae sav8rsl musical pieces OF
1f lhe Ffudeviile and comic opera order
wbich Miss Annie Goodal, e young
4sr sald 10 possess exceptional talanfs
9la y aCirsss aua singer, VIII app8sr.
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ERELIsH ELECTED.
omsiaI Returns Of cOuasoiIout Elso,Ious.

Hartford, Conn, April 2l.-Can-
vassers who met to-day officially can
vass the returns Of the State election,
and will report the following figures
to the Legislature: James +. English
received A, 1872 votes, Marshall Jewell
47.450, scattering Il. This gives Eng
lish a majority Of 25. Error taking ,
from English, and disagreeiHg re-
turns adding 3 to Jewell, viii, If the
legislature make tbe correction,
make Jewels scattering votes
san1 as English's. OF scattering three
aud probably six will be counted for
English. 1.-THE report Of the mistake
of hundred too many for English in
New Haven, and fourteen at Enfield
prove true, Jewell will be declared
Governor by a majority Of about
ninety. Morris Tyler, Republican,
elected Lieut.. Governor by a majority
of one hundred and ninety-tWO; David
p. Nichols, Republican, elected
Treasurer by two hundred and fifty-siX
msi1rity. Owing to the infOrmality
in The returns and incorrectly spelled
bqTl1ls. The canvassers cannot de-
clare tbat any one has the majority
for Secretary Of State OF Comptroller.
The legislature will, however, elect
Hiram ApDleman, Secretary Of State,
and James W. Manning, Comptroller; f;
both Republicans. The votes mani
testify intended for them, would give
ApDleman l6I and Manning 80 ma
i0ritv.
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FEMALE MILLENNIUM.
Thg Etirn ef Pure Ersin srd PaRIers FIRE.
dicted -PhilOsOphiC Discourse On the
Approaching Woman.

I1fifgrg ApUe1t=-I am glad from my soul
r,utu-arf tn-r woman has found her voice.
The sorrowtuI and oppressive silence that
hung DER her so loug is happily and well
1lroken- Gentlemen, allow me to say that
4 svrupsthizs with the women. I'm near
" q woman myself, and I would be so en-
lirsI7 if 7 had my own way about, and
vrss secure Of the franchise before the
rnstafuorphOsis took place. Is 81 not
Affecting 70 observe the manner in which
the girls are coming Out-Out Of the shells,
breaking through with their pretty bills
in ths most encouraging wayI It nils
NV pLilaHthropic soul with JOY to see it..
The world is theirs The reign OF brute
1oroe. as embodied in the dOminanCy Of
brutal man. is about TO cease. Ever since
the time that it WBs considered q piOUs act
90 sell ones wife for few shekels of sil-
-vsr down 70 the present, the condition Of
woman has been ameli0rating The brute
force Of man IS giving way % the refine
neDt and intelligence OF the better ser.
rei dice. with exceeding great JOY, at the
fight that is going on now between the
ladies OF Alabama street school ard the
megatheriums OF Linden street. In this
little passage Of quilts, 10 is plain that
woman Is intellect and beauty has the best
Of it, Why do not those f0ssiliterous
beings Of Linds1 street retire TO Arkan-
sas AID dig trenches for a HVing2 The
superiority OF woman ls PLAINLY dem
oustratsd, when one Of Her can do
for SlO0 what two Of Him can't DO
80 well for SZ25. Is not the fight
on one side? Do not the large
han6s. .hs ungsinly gait, the coarse feat
ures, the hirsute and dirty appearance Of
rnEn proclaim him to be designed by ma
turs for ditChiug, railroad building, scsv
snEering. aud 50 forth? while the delicate
Organization Of woman shows, it is ma
ture's mark, that she was designed for the
council cham Der, for the forum, the
bsDch. the pulpit, the counter, and for
wars more fierce attacks" when pow
der suparsedss the battle-sE, and tbs day
IS won with bullets, not whacks. This
hing Of hideous, t0baCcO-squirting, ben
zIns-guzziing and unshaven man holding
the reius Of power, is part Of that diabOl-
5ssl system Of brute fOrce which rules
with iron hand the oppressed people Of
Europe. rs is changing The day OF In
telIect approaches. The deliversnce OF
woman IS 3. hand. Us brutes must give
Wav. Let right 81 last prevail though we
sRHsr 10 have our corns trod on by the
gsntle feet Of lovely woman. The millen-
San appr0schsth when pure brains and
pauiers shall be acknowledged as being
4'On tCp.H HEN-PECKEDs
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RIVER NEWS.
ROATs LFAYTNa THIs DAY.
ARRTVAl9.
DEPARTURES
RIVERS, wEATHEB, BUSINESS.

IN EOhLs
R. P. Walt, Silver Noon, Shannon.
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unauthorized by the Government, and
All vigad tn tho contrary

unauthorized by the Government, and
/ advised to tho contrary.
Charles ". Pope, Esq, who was severe
| lY injured by the Judge Wheeler disaster,
above Vicksburg, few months ago was
on the streets at Louisville 3 day or so
since with a crutoh on each side. Mr..
Pope, by this explosion, had his right
thigh broken dfagonally in three places,
collar bone fractured, the flesh laid open
by cash six inches long above the right
ear, and his head and face badly scalded.
The Natchez Courier, of recent date,
tells the following, in regard to the Par
gOud's making two trips week between
New Orleans and Vicksbnrg: "Steaner
Pargoud. Captain ]. ". TObin in com
msnd, during the past week has made
record unknown to q Western steamer
two trips between Vicksburg and New
Orleans in the space of seven days. She
left New Orleans Saturday, April 8th, at
five o'clock in the afternoon; arrived at
Vicksburg Monday morning, at hsli-past
four O'Clock, and made thirty-fOur lsnd-
ings; left Vicksburg the same evening, at
i've O'Clock, arrived in New Orleans Tues
day night, at six o'clock, and made twenty
landings; left New Orleans Wednesday
evening, at half-past six O'Clock, and ar
rived at Vicksburg Friday morning, at
hslf-past six O'Clock, and made thirty
seven landings; left Vicksburg at ten
O'Clock Friday, and arrived at Natchez
st half-past four in the afternoon; and
made seven landings; viii arrive at New
Orleans Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock.
At the same time receiving and discharg-
ing freight, passengers, etc, at either ter
Einus, and at way landings. From her
log it will be seen that up TO p.m., FRI
day, lat this point) when on her last down
trip, she had made ninety-eight landings;
remained in port at Vieksburg, including
both trips, sixteen hours, and 10 New
Orleans, from Tuesday pm, to WedBea-
day 6T PM, twenty-one and half hours.
II arriving at 9 m. yesterday which
unless prevented by accident, she has
done, a further credit in time Of eight
hours in port should be extended to her,
making in all summary Of time in port
amounting to forty five and a half hours "
The latest snake story is thus related by
the St. Louis Democrat: "Wbile plotting
the Comet up this river, Captain Thomas
Rogers had the luck to see man.
moth snake raise its head and portion Of
its body out ofthe water, near Saline is
land. There was a great alarm among the
crew. There was only about fifteen feet
of the monster exposed, and that seemed
to be not half its entire length. The body
was at least twelve inches through just
below the head. Upon a closer inspec-
tiOn, it proved to be snag. Pilot Tom
Rogers asserts that it is the greatest curl
Osity of a snag he ever saw. Time per-
mitting he would have secured 1t for
Messrs. Carter & Conn's cabinet of curiOs-
tiles"
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EsTABLIsHED 18AO.

IT is designed by Grant that the
hrst blow, under the Ku-Klux act,
shall be struck in the South. He sent
soldiers, at a late election, into New
York. The outrage was so impa-
tiently borne, and with such difficulty
were the people restrained from acts
Of violence, that Grant hardly deems
it proper to pave the way for despot-
ism through a grave yard Of Northern
nationalities. De will find here, in
the shadow Of Ku-Kluxism, q pretext
for the assumption of the imperial
purple, and the North, prepared by
a f1ulIy false and corrupt press, to be
Iieve US guilty Of any crime, viii still
believe Grants criminality impossible.
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LOUISVILLE, Aprfl zL-CottOn quiet and
steady; middling, 1870. Flour dull; extra
family, 50. Grain unchanged; good demand
for corn; other grains quiet. Provisions
ers asking yesterdays prices. whisky frm
Sc Tooacco-sales, l55 hhds. at "a 2594 IS for
trash S5 o51 for lugs; G9l6 50 for low to
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etes,sy kIokn out d the Traoes

NEW YORK, April 2l.-The Bepub-
lican State Executive Committee met
at Fifth Avenue Hotel. A letter was
received from Horace Greeley de-
clining to act as one Of the Committee
of Reorganization, and expressing his
regret at being obliged to decline. He
says had a little fOrbearance and con-
ciliatiOn been evinced by the appoint
ing power at Washington he thinks
it might have been different. The
Committee then proceeded to fill
Greeley's place with the Hon. Jack
SON s. ShnltZ.
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GALVESTON.
Arrival Of NJ. MerusH and Pary-ladlaH
RsstllIties- Escape Of q eott0n Thief
The Railroad FeYBF
P8oIaI lEom 10 NeK OrIeans Tlmes. !

Special from the New Orleans Times.
GALVESTON, April l9.-Mr. Chas.
Morgan, Colonel II. S. McCOmb,
Messrs. Pritchard, Weed, Hancock
and Baker arrived on the steamer
Whitney this morning. Mr.. Morgan
and party went westward on the
steamer Harlan at pm.
Geo. Johnston, a cotton thief. can
tured at New Orleans last week and
brought here for trial, escaped from
the officer to-day.
Reports from the frontier announce
almost daily raids by the Indians,
who are driving of stock, and have
been within fifty miles Of Austin.
The railroad fever is at its hight
here. The city papers for several
days have contained little else.
Light rains; weather unssasOnRbly
warm.
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hAN AEAS5 "AAAA2AsAsa Ao9ApAa9s
The river rose about three inches yes
terdsy, and at dark last night was rising
slowly and about IA feet inches below
high water mark. White river is falling
steadily and has about ten feet Of water
to Devallis Bluff. The Arkansas declined
six inches st Little Rock, yesterday and
continues its steady decline with about
seven feet to Fort Smith. Our dispatches
give the latest news from points above
and below. Business at the levee was
brisk yesterday, with fair list Of srrt-
walls and departures. A heavy north
west wind blew during the entire day,
sending the dust flying in clouds through
the streets and upon the leYee.
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AnBnll.msnts N PennsNIyanla.

HARRISBURG, PA, April 21.-The
Conference Committee on the appOT-
tiOnment bill were in session until
O'Clock this morning. The bill was
finally agreed upon, which gives the
Senate to the Democrats IN 1872, and
thereafter to the Republicans by one
msjOrity. The House will be Repub-
lican by six majority, according to
Geary's last vote. Considerable dis
satisfaction is manifested by some Of
the Republicans, although it Is be
lieved the bill will receive a large
mqi0rifV
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, April 2I-Cotton active;
| sales, 5000 bales; good ordinsry, l21z9l2azc;
| low middltng, l85s9lS5+c; mtddling l4529
| 1910; receipts, 1851 bales; exports, foreign, !,
s0l4i weeks sales Al O0O{ receipts 100; gross
H.22l expOrts, foreign, b, ,767; coastwiss BIO;
I stock, 20i 1888. Flour duh snd drOoning; su-
| pernue, SIS 75; Xxx. So 50; XXX. S6 1896 s75S
/ Oats st. Louis, 65c; Galena, 6Sc. Bran, $50.
| Hay-prtme, S24; choice, S25928. Pork dull 4;
mess, SlS IS. Bacon, ~ l014 and lOszc. Sugar
| in fair demand; prime, l09f0lfo. Molasses In
| good demand; plantation reboiled, S5945c.
! Conee Inactive and nominal, l49l55%c. Whis-
oank, lZ29lzZ5E sight, Is prem. Gold, lll5<.
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zrAYORs OFFICE. CITY RAIL.
IA AEllPH1s, lE-TlI, April IS. lall.
The Interest on the Gold Bonds or The clrs
e Memphis. VIII be paid IN gold On lE11
the Isl o. Nay. ls7l, apon Presentation IS tIla
proper Coupons 81 the once OF 2. - 1IIEaa
3 Co. No. q Pine slrsst. EeH York e'tz ara
alsost the 8onee offhe CITY coranl1 l1allsr. rs.r
Hail. EzchanTs trlldi1a. as Tarr
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SPAIN.
cAsrE1LAR ATrAcKs - KINa.

CASTELAR, ATTACKS THE KING.
MADRID, April 21.-During the
discussiO in the COrtes to-day Senior
CASTELAR,, a distinguished Republican
leader, spoke in strong terms Of
Condemnation Of the House OF Savoy,
BE was called to order by several
members on the ministerial side Of
the Chamber, and some confusion
ensued, which terminated in the ad-
ioUrnment.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, April 2l-Cotton steady and in
mOserate demand, chiefly speculative; mid
ding uplRnds, l455c Flour dull and dropping
at IS S5g6 IS for shipping grades extra Wheat
dun and lower; red and amber, 81 5gal g.
Corn dull and declined: mixed Western, 746
751zc. Whisky easier, 9l1Sc. Coffee dull and q
shade lower; Rio, lb1Se. Sugar in fair de-
mand and ad ssuced; Cuba, 91ZGl01<c. MOlas-
ses steady and IN moderate demand; MuscO-
yadO, 40c, Rice firm and demand fair, s1zd9c.
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Crsvasss-EsBufry Ovsraoved

NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.-The Bon.
nett Care crevasse is reported 200 feet
wide and y feet deep. Repairs have
commenced, and it is hoped that it
will be closed in q week or ten days.
The country between the cTevasse and
Lake POnchartraine is Overhowed, and
twelve miles of the Jackson railroad
is flooded, and the passengers, mails,
ETC., on that road come by boat from
Manchac Pass.
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500 TennIars h sassIon.

MACON CITY, No, April 21.-The
Grand Lodge of Good Templars has
Just closed their seventeenth annual
session here, with the largest repre-
sentation ever in attendance since its
organization. The report Of the off,
GERS shows that the Order Is in the
most prosperous condition, both nu-
merically and financially.