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Matters In Wall street.
New YoRK, April

NEW YORK, April !.
The TfIuaSs financial article says:
This morning the stock market was still
in the hands Of the bulls, who, as during
the past fcwweeks or months, apparently
hold power to regulate prices, and the
general tendency, is still upward.
The bears make an occasional move in n
timid and faint sort Of manner, which has
only a momentary effect, but they seem
to be lacking In the pluck necessary for q
sustained movement. Business In gold
has been limited, there being disposition
among operators on either side Of the
market to wait, Micawber.like, for some
thing to turn up before venturing heavily.
The abundance Of money offering on call
gives evidence that the story which was
current in tue street that certain great
bears were largely Withdrawing green
backs from circulation was nothing but q
bear story after all. After to-day the
movement Of currency will be in favor Of
the city banks.
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DAsTARDLY ACT. - Some unhung
wretch placed 3 hand.car on the track Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near the
Narrows, last Friday night. A passenger
train coming along at full speed struck
the car with tremendous force, throwing
It clear Of the track. Not the slightest
damage was done the train. The vile
creature who would thus endanger the
lives Of those against whom he could
possibly have no enmity, deserves to be
gibbeted, without the intervention Of
Judge or jury
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ment on footin Paris q to disarm and dis
band all the battalions Of Nationals which
recognize the authority OF the Commune
The Cri Dtr Reupb demands that the pro-
position be speedily carried into effect.
Thiers telegraphs to the Projects Of the
Departments, that Lyon, St. Eienue, lie
CreuzorS Toulouse, and Perpiguan, are
quiet Zeenis, with GoWep, ayedeteated
the insurgents at NaFboune, and captured
their leaders. : MarseiIles has reorganized
a regular government. The Commune in
Paris have divided again, and are power
less. The Assembly Is sitting TRANQUILITY
at Versailles, surrounded by the best army
France ever had.
LONDON, April 2-Noon.
All the gates,oi Paris have been re-
opened, except that of Passy. The out
postsof the army at Versailles on avenue
De NELLY, have been pushed within 100
yards OF the ramparts. An attack in that
quarter Is expected. Ac0nsiderable force
Is also concentrated on the heights of
Chantillon. The Versailles governnent
constantly receives reinforcements Of
troops, and fresh camps are established
as they arrive. The army now under its
control in the vicinity Of Versailles
consists ot eight divisions oi infantry and
three Of cavalry, all available troops.
LONDON, April 2-53OP.M.
The Commune Of Paris has ordered
elections in the ACCOMPLISHMENTS on the 5th
inst, to 1ill the vacancies occasioned by
the resignation Of sixteen Of It's members.
DEGREES were Issued by the Commune
to suppress the title and function Of Com.
mander.inChief; remove BRUNEI, and ap.
point Endes Delegate, Minister Of War;
Bergeret, Chief OF Staff, and Duval,. Mill.
tary Commander and Project Of Police.
The reorganization the Octroi and the
of public buildings is contem.
plated. -.r'
Circulation in and about Paris is FREQ TO
all persons who do notbe9r arms.
! The exclusion Of religion from the,pub-
lie schools Is mOoted.
The rumors of fighting yesterday were
falsn
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THEY have been registering the new
voters in Connecticut The waterbury
ArasriedR says as far as heard from the
Republicans are ahead Of the Democrats
in the number made. Over eight hun.
dred were admitted in Hartford, over five
hundred Of them being Republicans. In
New Haven the Republicans made a
handsome majority oI the 1,OSS who were
made. In Water bury the same Is true.
New Britain made sill larger gains, and
the same reports are made from all Sec
tions Of the State.
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Don't laugh! The thing has been
done Here Is the story as we find It in
the foreign journals:
"a singular discovery Is announced by
the Echo RochelGiS as having been made
by French professor at the College Of
Saintes, in Charente Inferieure. It con.
sistS Of the singular fact of actually bot
tling the suns rays and utilizing them at
pleasure, The writer describes the opera
ton as follows: The Professor takes a
vase-the material 3 not newfoundland
exposes Il in certain position to the di.
rect action oil the suns rays Alter nhas
thus absorbed the heat for the space Of a
quarter Of an hour, II is closed with cork
and Theoretically sealed, q small aperture
being LEFT in the cork. Afixing power
fGl lens TO the vase, he causes the solar
rays TO converge to q point upon the wick
ofa common candle, placed on q table at
q distance Of Of one yard from the vase.
In less than three seconds the wick ignites
and lights the candle, which burns
steadily. The writer states that the ex.
pertinent was tried several times, and was
equally successful on each occasion"
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April /.
CoTToN-Dull and unchanged; mid.
dllnga 14a14tc.
FLoUR-Steady; family at 50 SOa8 90.
'GRAN-Wheat steady; red at 81 8Ta
l 50. Com firm at &c. Rye dull at
81 DIAL 90. Oats steady at 5Oa52c, Bar.
ley unchanged.
GRocERTEs-Cofec firm at 1sa1s,c.
Sugar-New Orleans at 9a111c. Molss.
ses-New Orleans at 05a69c.
0ms-Linseed oil at 95a96c; lard oil
dull at 81 03a1 05.
EGGs-Steady Of ha15c.
BUTTER-Firm at S0a32c.
CHREsE-At 10a17c,
SREDs-Clover seed at $lOOOa1O so;
Timothy unchanged.
PRoyisToNs-Pork firm at SEQ 30.
Lard-Kettle 1916. Bulk meats dull at
TIC for shoulders and bulk sides; clear
rib 0tc; clear 0ic. Bacon-Shoulders at
7taItc; clear rib 10c; clear lie.
Hoas-Dull ut so OOaO so.
ToB4cco-Steady; lugs Scale; Leaf
50 O0a2 Al.
WInsRY-Firn at SIC.
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PROMISING FAYoRABLY.-Work on
the railroad bridge at Bellaire is progress
ing favorably. Two spans on this side
are in position, and the piers for the re-
naming ones are in course of construc-
ton. The trestling in the channel spans
Is being put up, and should the stage Of
water not interfere, tho iron work will be
swung in amonth or six weeks. The ap.
proach to this end OF the bridge Is being
made, and it is confidently expected that
by the 1st of July trains will be running
over this magnificent structure. When
completed, there will be very few, if any,
more imposing bridges in this country.
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Bow IN TIE FOURTH WARD.-several
drunken Individuals got up a second
class row, Saturday night, in the Fourth
Ward. The melee commenced near the
old school house, and was continued
across the creek to the Crescent Iron
Works We hear that one o! the
owners, the manager Of the establishment,
and another party or two, were put to
flight Que or more Of tho rowdies were
caught, and will probably have Q hearing
before Judge Good this morning.
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ENGLAND.
The Great nont Race.

LONDON, April /.
The great boat raco for tho champion.
ship Of the University camo off this q. m.
on the Thames. The course was the
usual one-from Pntney to Mortlake.
Both crews were OIL the water promptly
at the call Of time. Tho choice Of posi-.
tions was won by the 0xfords, who took
the Middlescx side Of the river. Both
crews got q splendid start, but the Cam.
bridge took slight lead upon the instant,
and maintained Il throughout the race.
The tide was slack and tue water lumpy:
The race was well contested from the
start 10 the finish, but was never In doubt,
as 1t was early apparent that the Cam.
bridge men were the better crew. The
Cambridge took her opponents water at
Barnes bridge, and shot under the arch
several lengths ahead. After passing the
bridge, the Oxford spurted, and slightly
decreased the lead Of the Cambridge,
which quickly after passed the stake boat,
three lengths ahead. The time Of the
winning crew was 2S minutes, o. seconds.
The usual crowds lined the river banks
and filled the bridges. Probably half
million people witnessed the race. The
widest excitement prevailed among the
spectators, who were all enthusiastic sup
porters Of. one or the other of the con,
testantS The city OF London was com.
pletely emptied Of people and vehicles.
Betting was two, to one on the Cambridge.
There are the usual discrepancies rs to
the time and distance by which the Cam
bridge won the race to-day. Some par
ties say the distance was only one length,
aud the time five seconds.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YonE Anril 1

Business has been less active in cotton
goods. The trade are purchasing with
cIrcumspection, in anticipation of an I'D.
justment Of prices. In comparative ratio
with some popular goods which have
been already reduced, The Lonsdale mus.
lins have been reduced TO 15c; Blackstone
A A l2ic; Greene G 10; Redbank 10c.
Statewide 81 inch has advanced to Ole.
Harris No. 11isreduced to 13c; Haymaker
Stripes 10ia11G Warren B B Brown
Denims l0c; c O 16c; A Y A 2Oc. Pearl
River. brown and blue, 22tC; Omega A
Ticks 25lci A @ A 27fc; A G A 30 inch
SAC; Wauregan Cambria ,Blcached Mus.
lins ljc,
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CANED.-AIr. John r. Robinson, u man
agcr In the La Belle Mill for the last three
years, was tho recipient Of . handsome
gold.headed cane, and a pair Of gold
spectacles, last Saturday arernoon-the
gifts offellow employees. Tho presentation
address was delivered by Mr.. A. A. Full.
ton, and was very appropriate. Mr.. R.
responded in fitting terms. The affair
was decidedly pleasant one, and no
doubt will long be remembered by all
who participated in It
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GERMANY.
BERLIN, April 9.

BERLlNi allTll .
Tn the Reichstadt yesterday q bill form
ing Alsace and Lorraine with the German
empire was received and referred TO
special committee, J.s.
Herr Selkinski moved tlIat the Polish
territories be not included in the empire.
The motion was rejected.
Bismarck explained the policy Of the
government toward Franco. He said 1t
was the interest CT Germany 10 facilitate
tho task Of the Republicans in France.
The Emperor had decided not TO inter-
ierc unless tho interests Of Germany were
endangered, and other action would be
taken which would lie eaCctual.
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Police COURT.-ThG following cases
were before tho police court, Saturday
morning: Peter Klug, assaulting Andrew
Rupele on the 18th Of March, $lO and
costs; same, for aSSaulllng Peter Has.
enAuer on same day, $40 and costs In
default OF payment, Hlug was sent 10 jail
for forty days,
Thomas Merriman was before the Court
Saturday morning, making his second ap-
pearance for the week. The charge was
the old one-drunk, and Merrlman was
fined one dollar and costs.
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HONE AOAN.-Rev. Samuel B. Bar
nitz, who has been absent in the East for
some weeks, returned home Friday night,
and occupied bbpulpit yesterday as usual.
We learn that Rev. B. was very success.
ful in his eastern tour, and will 60 back
again in few weeks to complete his ap.
pointmcnts, which lie could not do during
hislaSt visit, for want OF time. The Luth.
eran mission will, through his efforts, soon
be relieved from debt.
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GUARDIANS APPoNTED-On the 2sth
ult, Monica Wclty was appointed guar.
dian of ChriStena, Roseana, C. William
and Samuel WelIy-bond 5000. On the
25th ult., Edmund Hobbs, ST., Of Emma
Belle Hobbs-bopd, $1,000; and on the
S1st ult, IEebecca L. McCOlloch, of Susan
II. McColloch-bond, $1,000.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April /.

CHICAGO, April l.
FLoUR-Quiet extra spring s. GOA
9 so.
GRAIS-Wheat firm; No. 9 Spring at
81 2GfAl 81 cash and seller April; 81 29t
al 80 seller last half Of the month; and
81 3la1 S9f seller May. Corn steady; No.
3 mixed at 62tc cash or April. Oats ad.
vancet; No. 3 at GSa12c. Rye-No. 2
easier at 90ta9lc. Barley unchanged.
HoGs-Dull at so O0a6 25.
CATTLR-Dull at 81 40a076
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NORWAY IRoN WoRKs.-We learn that
hessrS. Dewey, Vance S Co. will com.
mence operations at the Norway Mil, 70.
morrow. They design to manufacture
muck iron, only,-their present mill being
inadequate to supply the requirements Of
their nail factorY.
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ORDERS have been sent from the Navy
Department to the commandment Of the
Brooklyn navy yard to fit out for sea i'm.
mediately seven vessels, the Wachusset,
Shawmut, Canandaigua, Omaha, Mime.
sofa, Florida and SusQuehAnnA.
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CONCERT IN soUTH WHEELING.-At-
tentiOn is called to an advertisement In
another column announcing q concert in
South Wheeling, next Wednesday even.
ing. Among the names mentioned Of
those who will take part in the entertain.
ment will be found the very best musical
talent in the city, and the concert prom.
ises to be OF the very first order. Go and
hear Tor yourselves.
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Raltimore MaEket.

BALTIMORE, April l.
FLouR-Dull; western family at 81 25a
8 80.
observation-disclosures Corn
Firm; western mixed at 78a7Sc. Oats
At 01ae0c. Rye-At 90ca$l 90.
PRovIsIoSs-Unchanged.
WHIRKY-Firm at91fc.
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Boiler EEpIoslOn and LOS Of Life.

OlNClNNkTII april l.
The boiler Of Uriah Mccall & Co.'S dis
tillery on the Ohio river, at MCCall's
Landing, Brown county, Ohio, exploded
yesterday, greatly damaging the building
and instantly killing six persons and
wounding nine others, two Of whom have
since died. Killed-John Mccoy, junior
member Of the firm; Hamilton Barr, D.
r. Levers, r A. Arthur, James Little, G.
Q, Pownall, ]. D. Thompson and II. J.
Kimble. Wounded and yet living-J. J.
HendriCkson, severely scaldedi @. Rogers,
badly hurt in abdomen bv splinter; ]. X.
Pollard, hip fractured; J. Ellis, slightly
scaldedi L, Watson, left thigh broken; J.
Huff, severely hurt; W. Knox, serious In.
ternal injuries. The loss 10 the building
Is estimated at $4,000 The cause of the
accident is not definitely ascertained.
Among the rumors afoat Is one that a
number Of the hands had been In u
drunken state for two days, and the dis.
tillery had been running day and night,
Sundays excepted
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New York Market.

New York, April /.
COrToN-Ddlli middllng uplands at
15tc.
,FLouR- Steady at 50 45aO 80 for ship.
ping extras.
aRA1N-Wheat-Qulet; red and amber
at 81 05a1 69. 0atS-Firm; western and
Ohio at 67a70c. Corn-At SSasSic for
western mixed.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- Easier; seller April
and May at $50.
EGGs-Fresh al 17ta1Sc.
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AUSTRIA.
vienna, Aprit9.

VIENNA, Aprita.
In the Reichstadt heated debate IS in
progress on army matters. There Is q
wide opinion on the proposition Of the
Government to raise fresh contingent re-
cruits. The House yesterday rejected
motion 10 adjourn, and the discussion will
be resumed Monday.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
A VERY MTLp DENIAL.

VERY MILD DENIAL.
A dispatch from this city, a few days
since, in regard to the alleged stock job
blng conspiracy for Withholding certain
agricultural land scrip, by which Ala
bama five per cent bonds were to be dc.
preciated in Wall,street and then brought
up by interested parties, and in which the
names ofex.G Governor Smith, of Ohio, and
Senator Warner were mentioned, was
telegraphed to the New York papers.
ANY one acquainted with either of the
gentlemen knows that they arc incapable
Of doing anything dishonOrable, and will
readily interpret the report rs a political
attack. There Is probably no foundation
whatever for the charge Of IN attempted
gigantic fraud.
AAfANFEsTo FROM BUTLER.
General Butler has published q pamph.
let entitled controversy between Speak:
or Blaine and General Butler, growing
out Of his endeavor to get legislation for
the protection Of the liberty, property and
lives ofloyal men throughout the South"
It contains IN explanatory note from Gen
eral Buffers letter'to the Republicans of
the House Of Representatives, and report
OF the debate in the House, between Blaine
and Gen. Butler, in tile memorable con.
flict on the 10th Of march.
wATE WANTS TO BE PERSUADED.
Tie Times Washington special says
Mr. Wade expresses considerable Surprise
mt the mention Of his name as the proba-
bic and possible candidate for Governor
in the next Ohio election, and authorizes
tue statement that he does not desire that
political honor.
The Tri5HnsS correspondent says, how
ever, from bis conversation, ltappears
probable that he would not refuse the
nomination Il rendered with such una.
nimity that would Imply his party be-
lieyed he would be the most available
candidate. n-I
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ELECTION To.DAY.-The first election
in the Eighth Ward, under the new order
Of things, will be held to-day. Two Re.
presentatives in the First Branch and four
in the Second, are 10 be chosen.
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ship Canal Across the IstAmus.

NEW YORK, April l.
The latest report from the Isthmus Of
Darien represents the newly discovered
route for the canal as only twenty-five
miles long, and the deepest cutting neces.
sary will not be more thRn a hundred and
fifty feet, and perhaps only seventy.flve
or . hundred feet
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April l.
Flour, Rye, Oats, and Provisions un.
changed,
GRAIN-Wheat dull; rcd Western
81 05a1 G7. Corn; yellow 6sa71c.
0ILs-Petroleum crude lie; refined
22ia2Sc.
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A PROCLAMATION.
BY rnE GOVERNOR.

In conformity with Joint Resolution No. ", Of
the Legislature, adopted February 18th, lsil, no
Ilee lS hereby given that an election Will 0e held
at every place ot voting within the State o. West
Virginia, on the Fourth ThurSdAy In April, 1871,
being the 9th day thereof TO ascertain the sense
Of the QuGllaed Voters on the rAdheation or re-
lection Of the following proposed amendment 70
the Constitution Of the State, RS substitute Tor
Section one Of Article three thereof, namely:
THE male citizens Of the State shall be enti'
tied TO vote at all elections held within the cleo
ton dlItrieti in which they respectively retidc !;
bat no person who lS minor, or Ofnnsound mind,
or paupeF, or who is under conviction OF trea'
Son, felony or bribery In an election, or who has
not BEEN Gresldent Of the State iOrone year, and
Of The county IN which he offers 10 vote for thirty
dAy1 1next preceding such o6er, shall be permit
ted 10 Tote while such disability continues"
For this purpose, Supervisors and Inspectors Of
elections throughout the State, are directed TO
open polls Gt thelrrespeetiTe places Of voting on
the day Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my
-, hand, and caused tho Great Seal Of the
/, State to be afixed, At Charleston, this
l-S'i The 18th day OF March, 1871. n
JOHN ]. JACOB
/ alTiS-Sat J. N. PHELPS, soey OF State.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

COMMITTED TO THE SHERIFF.-The
estate of the late George Darrah was com.
mitted to the Sheriff of the county, on the
Doth uls, for settlement.
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New York Money and Stock Market.

NEW YORK, April !.
Gold duh and steady at 11OEa11Ot. Loans
laS per cent. Clearances, twenty.one
millions. Exports to-day $3O0,Ggj Ex.
ports for the week S749 s3l. Money, lit
tie more active at 5a0 per cent Sterling
exchange, bankers bills at 1O0E. Gov.
ernment stocks, dull but firm; dealers arc
disposed to wait for the April programme
of the Treasurer
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EX-SENATOR HOWARD, Of Michigan,
was stricked with apoplexy at Detroit
at noon Friday, and at midnight was To-
tally unconscious.
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Ghe4ateLIigtner:

THE steamer Tennessee arrived at New
York Saturday.
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Burning Of the Troy Opera House,

Burning OF the Troy Opera House,
Troy, April /.
GriswOlrs opera house, on Sd street,
was destroyed by fire this morning. The
cause of the fire Is unknown. Loss $780,.
900; insurance $4,000. The loss OF P.
W. Bishop, saloon keeper in the theatre,
is $1,000; uninsured. Steerberger's bar.
Der shop was damaged by falling walls to
the amount Of $1,000; insured.
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CUBA.

Alleged BarDar1t1es Of volunteers.
Volunteers Murdered In Retalia.
tion.-BulletS, Famine, and Small.
poX.. Assassination. - Landing Of
IN Expedition.
HAVANA, March 90.
A rumor prevails here, which is gener.
ally credited, that the volunteers In the
neighborhood Of San Juan Remedies
roasted a man alive, first running a stake
through his body. 1t is said that the vol
unteers were caught by Spanish officers
while engaged in the act. The outrage
has greatly incenSed the people, and many
murders on both sides have resulted. An
American gentleman stopping at q hotel
one day in the beginning Of the week,
heard Of two volunteers being murdered
in their beds in single night
Four hundred persons, mostly negroes,
who had recently surrendered at Puerto
Principe, have returned to the woods, i'm
PEELED by hunger. They thought it pre-
lerable 10 die by Spanish bullets than
from want or the smallpox, which is rag.
ing Gearfully. A few were seized while
attempting TO escape.
A Spanish gunboatl LEFT Sunday for Mas.
sau, with two persons on board intended
for spies upon the expedition expected
there, one from the United States and one
IRON Columbia.
A Spaniard who was with the last con-
yoy which conducted from Marathon to
Las Tunas whole family, composed Of
old men, women and children, who lived
on farm called ocijal, six miles from
San Geronimo, informs me that they were
aSsaSSinated by Spanish troops.
An expedition was safely landed on the
southern coast, near Trinidad. A whole
company was seen by my informant, well
uniformed and armed.
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CINCINNATI.
Match Game of Billiards.
CINCINNATI, NAT April

CINCINNAIIl ApTII 7,
A match game of Billiards. for the
championship of Ohio, thegolden cue and
q purse Of 5000 dollars was played this
evening in Springfield, between Henry
Choate, Of Springfield, and Anthony
Honing, Of Cincinnati. Honing proved
to be the champion on the, 2Sth inning
after q three hours and q half contest,
Honing's average was IS 1881; Choate'S
a9f
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THE public debt during the month of
March, was reduced S11 OIL ,e5085.