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WAsHIN0TON, March q

The kres1oent Takes no Notice Oi
ttand Compares the House Of Rep.
reSentatiyes to q Town Meeting.
WASHINGTON, March 90.
The investigation made last session into
the riot at West Point Military Academy,
which resulted in the adoption by the
House Of resolutions declaring the opin.
ion Of that body as to the courSe the Sec.
retary Of War should pursue in the prem.
ises, has proved entirely fruitless. No at.
tention has been paid to the action Of the
House, and Il Is not expected that any
will be. Fleckenger, one Of the three ca.
diets who were driven away by the mob ol
the first class, has been re-lppointed by
his member Of Congress, and viii re.enter
the Academy In June. The other two,
Baird and Barnes, have not been rein
stated, nor can 1t be learned that any
measures have been taken to punish the
persons who were engaged in the lynch
ing affair. The Secretary Of War felt
under no obligation to regard the House
resolution, because they recommended to
convene court Of inquiry, which can
only be done by the President, and the
President Is understood to have said that
the resolutions ol the House were of no
more consequence than the doings Of q
town meeting
Probable Retirement Of Mr.. Boutwell,
T. s NEW York, March g.
Washington correspondents again give
currency to the rumor that Secretary Bout.
well will shortly retire from the Treasury
Department, and that he will be succeetl-
ed by Senator Morton Of Indiana. The
story, as told by those who circulate It, Is
that the President has become satisfied
l6at BoatwelEs financial policy Is unpoll-
u!ar, and that II continued will get the
administration into inextricable trouble,
The President stated TO several Senators
yesterday that he had no intention ofpres,.
ing the San Domingo business al this Se,.
sion. Should the Commissioner Rrr;ve
before Congress adlourns, their report win
probably be sent In; but Il Is stated that
no treaty Of annexation Wlll'be submitted.
1t Is considered by the warmest friends Of
the measure that 10 press annexation now
would simply insure It's defeat
The President, together with other
prominent gentlemen, this morning a.
tended Prpt Pratt's horse educating
school, and remained two hours.
Fernando Wood, win tomorrow even.
ing give an entertainment in honor Of the
three Democrat members from New
Hampshire, who arrived to-day.
The President, to-day, nominated Jno.
w Forney, Collector Of Customs, at
Philadelphia. tfflf'}
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate t0-days Postmasters-S. 81
Matthews, Pontiac, Michigan n. Thomp-
SON, Rome, Michigan; N. L. seaton,
jackson, Michigan; .. R Wise, Warren,
o. ]. II. Patterson, Piqua, o.; Margaret
Walker, Sidney, O.; A. s. Mcclure,
Wooster, o. q lf
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK. March q

NEW 4VhAI l4R4CN 60
CorroN-Firm; middllng uplands, 15ac.
FLouR-Steady at 80 G5a8 90 for ship.
ping extras.
GRAN-Wheat, quiet; red amber, 81 70
ALA Corn-Steady at S43l.
PRovrsIoNs-Pork, easier seller April
at $21. Beei-prime mess, $26.
EGes-Firm, fresh at 1Ia19t.
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cHEYENNE.


UHkYENNk, MARCH ",
The District Court met here yesterday,
Chief Justice Howe, presiding. Four
ladies are among thejnr0rs. John Boyer,
q halebreed Sioux Indian, who murdered
two men near Fort Laramie, last October,
was found guilty, and sentenced by the
Judge to be hung, the 2tst Of April, :
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CANADA.

TORONTO, March ae.
Elections in the Province Of Ontario took
place yesterday, the result as far as heard
from indicates loss to the government
party Of from Ito 10 Yotes, the opposi.
ton claim victory, but government organs
contend that they have q good working
majority. n
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Raltilnora MarI,et.
BALT1MoRE, March %.

FLouR-Flrm.
GRAN-Wheat quiet Ohio and Indl.
ana 81 57a1 G9. Corn, white southern
S4a96c; yellow 82c. Oats 64aG8c.
PRoYIsToNs-Mess pork weak $21 25a
% 90. Bacon shoulders Ole; bacon sides
III; bacon sides, clear rib, liz. Hams
17a18c. Lard 13c.
WHIsKY-Dull at Ole. i"t
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Severe storm.

" LEWISTON, lfE., March %.
The storm yesterday was very severe,
nearly three inches Of rain fell. A wash
out on the Androscoggin railroad, below
Lisbon Falls prevents trains on that road
from running and will take two or three
days to repair it
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PhiladeIphia Market,
PHILADELPHIA, March as.

FHlLADhLFhlA, 1IaFCn q.
FLoUR-steadS Indianla and Ohio
sGRArS@Wheat demand light, red west.
ern$t 65s1 75. Rye, Corn and oats
unchanged.
PRoYIsIoNs-Quiet.
ons-PeEOleun Crude, l7ic; refined
sSF7iSaG; #ass4- unchanged. -.
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The improvement Of the sauIt st.
4iFf MarieI W Z III
MILWAUKEE. March

NIIHWAUNhhi NIHIVH aa'
The Portage Lake Mining Gazette says
the difficulties which the contractors arc
meeting with now, in carrying on the
work Of improvement in the sault ST.
Marie Canal, are OF q nature to excite the
liveliest apprehensons for the entire safety
and usefulness Of that important highway
for next seasons business,
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Gold opened at III and closed at I'LL.
Loans l per cent TO flat. Clearings
$a6OO0,0OO. Governments opened dull
and steady, and after opening proposals to
sell to the government they declined about
! per cent, closing dull at lower prices.
Awards Of the Treasury g, ,00O; 900 at from
100,14 to 100.47. Stocks opened steady,
particularly st. Paul, which advanced
from II to 9 per cent Northwestern has
been very active all day. Erie, Ohio and
Union PaciAc weak The balance Of
stocks are steady. The larger dealings
were confined to st. Paul and Missouri.
State bonds dull, Money easy at 4a6 per
cent Sterling Exchange and Bankers
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The Impeachment Of Gov. Holden.

~ RALEIdH, n. O., March y.
The Senate, sitting as a High Court Of
Impeachment to-day, voted on the eight
articles preferred by the House against
Gov. Holden, and convicted him by more
than two.thirds vote on oil except the
first two. An order was then passed re.
moving Holden from Office, and disquali.
Tying him from holding offices of honor or
profit in the State. On this order the vote
stood, 30 Alternatives and 13 negatives.
All the Senators were present except one.
The complexion Of the Senate Is so Con-
servatiyes and fourteen Republicans. One
Republican was absent.
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FLouR-oulet and f,rm, n
ourcAso, March %.

FLoUR-Quiet and firm.
GRAN-Wheat, No. 3 spring, quiet at
3asc lower closed steady at 81 28R, cash;
b 28s, seller April. Corn, No. 9 mix.
ed, more active at 4c lower; 52a5el, cash.
Oats, closed OF 49c, eash. Rye, No. 9,
dull at 9Oa91c, Barley, spring No. 2, dull
at SOC. l5p ...t.
HoOs-Activei 16GsOclOver, at Sss7a
oiTE1n-Aetiye at1Oas5c higher Sso
ATTIC.
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Buried Alive.
CuICAoo. ATnrCh q

CHICAGO, March g.
A dispatch from Quincy says that while
tafee men were excayating In q land cut
on the Pike County Railroad, near Kin.
G,sthook, Yesterday, they were all buried
NV 1tve BY the bank caving in on them.
They were all sweeds.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 81.

LONDON, March 81.
The London newspapers are enthusiast
tic over the marriage ofthe Princess Lou
ise. There were general rejoicings and
celebrations everywhere throughout the
United Kingdom. Many marriages were
solemnized simultaneously in different
parts Of England, and great many din.
ners and balls were given in honor Of the
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OHIO.
CINCINNATI, March q.

CINCINNATI, March 20.
AT q meeting of the Directors Of the
Ohio q Mississippi railroad, to mature
measures for the early successful compile
ton Of q change Of the guage from six
feet to four feet nine inches, all orders
necessary to the change were issued, and
to facilitate financial plans The resiVna.
tlons Of Mr.. Ross Vincennes and Charles
Parsons, as Directors, were accepted, and
Daniel Terrence, Of N. York, and John
King, Jr., Of Baltimore, were elected to
ill the vacancies. Preparations for the
change Of grade are proceeding rapidly.
1t Is expected that the change will be con.
summated by August 1st.
Dr.. W. 7. Taliaperro, one-Of the Oldest
physicians In this city, died today, aged
20 years.
The members OF the Ohio Legislature
will visit Cincinnati tomorrow and re.
main over Friday.
CoLuBUs, March SO.
2, Both branches Of the General Assembly
leave by Especial train tomorrow morn
ing on excursion to Cincinnati. The Leg.
stature viii not be in session again until
next Tuesday.
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of Prince Of the German Empire, and
Gen. Count Won Moltke has been present.
ed with the Grand Gross Of the Order Of
the Iron Gross. ~, - -.
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sEEkNe OUR CTY.-Under the head o
personal" the St. clairsvillo Mrontclt
has the following:
Mr.. w W. Nsylor so long connected
with DR.. Lewis In the Drug business, has
accepted the position Of clerk in the Grant
House, Wheeling.
Our enterprising friend, Mr.. Simon
Kline, has entered into partnership with his
father at No. 1888, Main street, Wheeling,
and has moved his stock ofgoodS to that
place. Z,
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Tragedy in Arkansas.

h. ST. Louis, March es.
Accounts from Fayetteville Arkansas,
say o man named Roland, living three
miles from that place, killed his vile and
infant child, on the 10th inst, he blew his
own braips out, cause domestic troubles.
Hon. Isaac vanderpall, prominent
Democratic politician Of Western New
York, died Wednesday morning.
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ASSISTANT Assessor. R.-Gen. d. Cape
hart, Of Bridgeport, has been appointed
assistant assessor Of Internal Revenue In
the Sd Division, 10th District Of Ohio.
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SToOKs-Western Union Telegraph 5si;
Adams Express, 70ls Wells, Fargo 8
Co, 404; American AZ; United States 45R;
Pacific Mail, 42f; New York Central, 95@;;
do scrip, 9et; Erie 19s Harlem 12s; Read.
ing, 1929; Michigan Central, lis; Cleve-
land q Pittsburgh, liz; Northwestern,
s84; do preferred, 95t; Rock Island, 1149;
New Jersey Central, 105s;;St Paul, 5sF;
do preferred, 7s; Wabash 564; do pre-
lerred, 771; Fort Wayne, 95f, ex. div;
Terre Haute, 2S; Chicago q Alton, ia;
Ohio 6 Mississippi, All Cleveland, Colum-
bus 6 Cincinnati, IS; Burlington g Quincy
1854; Lake Shore, 99R; Indians Central,
el1; Illinois Central, 1874.
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ITALY.
FLORENCE, March %.

The Italian Senate has approved the
convention recently made with Austria.
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Every Family should have Bottle.

We have In our possession hundreds Of the
meat !l hattering testimonials nom PhyslciAns OF
!he highest standing, both Of the AiGpathy and
homeopathy schools, who endorse and pFcScFibO
tne Home Stomach Blttets a. q rocuperlnt.
.ptoraachc and tonic, and ali agree that they arc
THe Dest Leme9y known IN cases Of Indigestion,
aln preventative Of Fever and Ague, BllllOuEness
Ana al diseases arising from mAlaFtOus causes,
iEhey are not 0lily DHLIGHTFuL TO TIIR FAFsR, but
beneficial 70 the elNk the eonvalescent and tho
Well' imparttng strength to both mind and body.
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ATLmERTY ONCE MoRE-In Tuesllav

ATLmERTY ONCE MoRE.-In Tuesday
mornings paper we chronicled the fact Of
Tobe vance's incarceration in the Mar.
tins Ferry lookup. That day had not
ended before Tobe walked the earth, a
freeman once more. Tuesday evening a
little liberty was granted him, when he
took the responsibility of enlarging It in
definitely bye making good bis escape.
Tobe evidently don't like their way Of
conducting such matters oyer in Martins
Ferry, or heiwould have served out his
term like o man. No one ever heard Of
him conducting himself 50 unbecomingly
in this section. We don't know what his
objections to remaining with our Ferry
friends were, but we suppose they were
valid ones, at least to his own mind.
Yesterday morning VIC saw this liberty
loving individual working his way down
Mulberry alley, between Main and Mar
ket streets. 1t was dangerous expert
ment, for the brick in his hat was so
heavy that he pitched from one side Of
the alley'to the other. The passageway
was entirely too narrow, but we suppose
he succeeded, and doubtless sought his
oldquarters under the Court House, some
time during the day. In oil other places,
Tobs feels "like cat in q strange garrett"
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STATE Bonds ~ -AliSsourfs, 91R; Tennes.
sees, old, 694; new, GSt; Virginia, new,
70; Old, G7ti North Carolina, old, 40;
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Financial and Commercial.

New ! lMones and Stock Market.
NEW YoRk, March @.
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WAslH1NGToN.

The West Point Lynohing Affair....
The President Takes no Notice of
itand Compares the House Of Rep.
resentatiTes to q Town Meeting.
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The Latest News.
SAN DOMINGO.

Mr. Wade's Report.-A Very Rose
CoIored Document sss Everything
LoVeIy..MessrS. Howe and White
Not Quite so Unanimous.
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The National Guards search all the
trains leading from Paris, and stop the
egreSs 6E all military passengers. The
Nationals now hold and have occupied all
the fortifcations on the west Of Paris.
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LONDON, mArcn ".
Adlspatch from Rouen says the Ger.
mans have celebrated their victory there
In Quietness, iGlF slaa F-it!
A large number Of cities and towns
have adopted and forwarded to Versailles
resolutions prosesting against a reyolu.
tlon, and proclaiming their adhesion to
the Government.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-20
SIMMER A BULLY.

If there existed any reason why per
sonal coward may not be a political
bully Charles Sumner would overthrow
il, He is, so far as our disputes with
England are concerned, something OF a
bully. In recent letter to Fish, on the
subject of the joint commission to settle
our English dispute, he insisted that
Great Britain should apologize for her
conduct in recognizing the belligerent
rights of the South and the aid
which she extended the rebels; that
the Alabama claims be paid; that the
claims for depredations committed
by other cruisers, such as the Shenan-
doah, should be put upon the same foot
ing and treated in the same manner as
those of the Alabama, and finally that
Great Britain should agree to retire
wholly from this continent. Notice to
England to quit the continent That is
cool. Perhaps the habit of voting tor
measures that rob men of their property
has advanced Mr.. Sumner to stand
point in political morals from whose
outlook it appears to him quite right
and proper to rob nations of their pos
sessions. England will hardly quit the
continent upon such notice. John Bull
has little pluck left. His mistake
about the Franco-Prussian war has not
mite undone him. So
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 2O.-Mr. A. Ado
Secretary Of the Legation to the United
States Embassy in Madrid, who arrived
in this city few days since from the
Spanish capital, took his departure from
England last Saturday on board the
steamer for New York. He will proceed
direct to Washington as bearer Of special
dispatches from U. s. Minister Sickles
to President Grant. 1t is understood
that the State papers which he car
ries contain official information OF
the entire and satisfactory settlement by
the Spanish government of all American
claims against that kingdom arising from
circumstances connected with the Cuban
war. 1t is understood that the question
of the purchase of Cuba by the United
States is not mentioned in the docu-
ments; at the same time it is assured
that Spain is better disposed at the pre-
sent moment to treat with the Executive
at Washington on that subject, consid-
erately and with patience, than at any
time heretofore.
tits officially stated that the conference
has agreed to open the Black sea to all
war vessels, which may enter by the
straits of Dardanelles, excepting those
of Russia.
Dispatches from Versailles states that
prolongation of armistice has been
asked for by the French Government
until the LIST Of March, but that the Ger
man authorities are unwilling to comply
with the request, and have yet exhibited
no intention of granting the prolonga-
ton asked for.
The German Government has intima-
ted to the French authorities an inten-
ton of occupying Paris, and as present
indications point to this event, it will
probably occur at an early day.
1t is reliably asserted that all attempts
at mediation made by neutrals continue
to be firmly repealed and refused by the
Prussian Government. 1t is also stated
that the Prussians have declared that
they viii recognize only the French Re-
public in the peace negotiations.
Indications have also been made by
Prussia which give reason to believe it
highly probable that the proposed tri-
umphal entry may yet be abandoned, in
the event of NJ. Theirs being authorized
to accept German terms.
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FRANCE.

BORDEAUX, February 20.-M. Theirs,
President of the French government,
has announced to the Assembly the APP
pointment of the following gentlemen as
the new ministry: Jules Almond Dufare,
Minister of Justice; Jules Favre, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs; Louis Joseph
Picard Minister of the Interior;
Jules Simon, Minister of Instruction;
Felix Lambrecht, Minister of Commerce;
Adolphe Charles de LeAo, Minister Of
War; Admiral Pathuan, Minister of Ma
nne; NJ. de Larcy, Minister of Public
Works. 1t is stated on authority that M.
Theirs has privately intimated personal
desire to support the Republican cause.
NJ. Favre and NJ. Theirs left this city
yesterday for Versailles.
Rochefort introduced a resolution
during the meeting of the Assembly on
Saturday, declaring the crown forever
forfeited by the Bonapartes.
The Assembly will appoint commit
tee of fifteen of its members to proceed
to Paris, for the purpose of aiding and
being in constant communication with
the negotiators at Versailles.
The Assembly adjourns over during
the period in which negotiations are
pending
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NEW YORK.

steamer Tennessee Reported safe
-PreDaratiOns for the Reception
of a Prominent MasOn-fhe Grand
Peace OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ger
tain.
NEW YoRK, February 20.-It is un-
derstood that arrangements are in pro-
gress under the auspices of the Masonic
fraternity Of this city for the formal re-
ception, upon his arrival in this country,
of the Earl DeGrey, one Of the members
of high commission, and Grand Master
of Masons in England.
The question of the grand peace de-
monstration, to be celebrated on the de-
claration of peace between France and
Germany, is now being actively dis
cussed in German societies and by citi-
zens throughout the city. A programme
will probably be formed for public pro
eession, or a demonstration at Cooper
Institute.
1t is reported that the steamer Tennes.
see is safe.
A special to the Herald says it is
known in London that an active intrigue
is proceeding in Berlin, having for its
object the naturalization Of Savoy II
event Of the war taking a new direction
Mr.. Odo Russell has forwarded adyices tC
the British Government from Versailles
in which he assures the Queens Minister
that the conclusion Of peace between
France and Prussia is absolutely certain
but that the early inception Of revolu
tionary or warlike movement in th'
south Of Europe is highly probable.
The steamer North America, from
Brazil, arrived at this port this morning
She brings news Of the safety Of th'
United States steamer Tennessee.
The matter Of the sale Of the city mar
kets still continue to be prominent on
in this city. Since the occupants Of th'
markets have learned the final decision
Of the commissioners to sell, they hav'
done their utmost TO illustrate the plan
and now claim that if Washington mar
ket is removed the site must revert Z
/. Trinity Church, and thus be lost to th'
commissioners. They also profess 4
have further legal obstacles in the wa.
Of the sale.
The East river bridge il being pushe'
forward with extraordinary enterpris
and vigor. The caisson on the east sid
is finished, and as soon As fair Weathe
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Around Two Corners.

So much has been said of late about
the little church around the corner,
that many people have forgotten the lit
tie place around two corners-the corner
of Second and Monroe, and Monroe and
Second-where the popular, afable and
polite proprietor of the Bay Horse '
can be seen daily, presiding over con-
eregation of hungry and thirsty lovers
of good things. In addition to the
grand punch bowl can be seen the large
French mirror which graced the cabin of
the Inflated W. R. Arthur, when she ex-
ploded her boilers at Island No. 40.
Duncan Maclean is determined that no
explosion shall ever be reflected on its
face again, unless it be caused by a
sdperabundance of good things, includ-
ing hot Scotch and 'alfand- alf.
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AMNESTY.

The Union and American is permitted
to make the following extract from the
private letter of distinguished Ten
nesseean now in the city of Washington.
The letter bears date of the 18th inst;
If you will look to the discussions
which arose on Miller's admission yes
terday, you will see that Senator Car
penter takes the ground that johnson S
proclamation of amnesty, which Congress
attempted to overturn, relieves all par
ties except those especially excepted.
He takes the ground, the true one, that
the hardening power by the Constitution
Is in the breast of the President, and that
no human tribunal can overturn, alter,
limit or restrain the same. You will see
in the debate that Sherman, Howe
Trumbull and several others take liberal,
conservative views.
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sets in the tower is to be constructed,
which will require two thousand yards
of solid masonry.
The steamer North America had no
sooner arrived this forenoon than the
vessel was besieged by an army of re-
porters. Full information has not been
obtained regarding the Tennessees trip
but il has been ascertained that she has
arrived safely in SANTANA Bay with the
the Commission.
A gentleman who accompanied the
expedition in the capacity of CORE
spondent for a New York morning paper
is stated to have arrived in North
America with full dispatches from the
commission and messages for the Gov
eminent.