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Concerning sight Drafts.
From The journal Of Commerce. "

From the Journal Of Commerce.
A highly respectable Philadelphia cor.
respondent gives his experience in en-.
deavoring 10 collect q sight draft upon q
resident Of Newark, New Jersey. The
drawee being absent from home the draft
was returned with protest (cost 81 81)
lor non, acceptance, and another protest
(cost 81 Gl) for non.payment making a
charge Of So 90 for this abortive attempt
at collection. Our friend inquiries Il the
notary was justified In this successive OF
double service with its corresponding bill
OF expense. We are inclined to answer
the question In the affirmative. The whole
difficulty grows out Of the unsettled CON
dition OF the question touching the allow.
ance Of days Of grace upon sight bills, A
draft ION demand" carries no grace with
It the world over, but draft "at sight
although seemingly to be paid at once, Is
subject TO varying laws and differing
usages in regard TO grace, the prevalent
custom being 10 allow the grace where Il
IS demanded. In England the allowance
IN such cases Is absolute. In this country
u varies IN different States. In Maine
New rHampshire, Massachusetts. North
and South Carolina, Ohio and Wisconsin
the law provides that grace shall be All
lowed on bills Of exchange payable nj
sight. In New York, Vermont and Con.
necticut the law provides that grace snail
not be allowed on sight bills, the act II
this iHtate to this effect was passed il
1857, previous to which the usage wa
the other way. In most Of the otheI
States, including New Jersey, (unlesl
there has been there some late Legislation
on the subject, the law Is silent and thI
usage prevails To allow grace II thu
drawee demandsit. Now, our Philadel
phia friend viii see why bis notary pur
sued the course criticised. II the drawet
had been at home and refused both L
accept and pay the bill the notary would
have made one protest answer; If tn
drawee had accepted the bill payable Il
three days he would have waited upor
him for that period. But as the drawet
was not at home he felt bound first i
protest for non;acceptance, and threl
days alter tOri non.payment; and hayinI
done this he was entitled to lees for boti
| transactions, ,,,. aiEl iisfaifaT I
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Charges Against Member Of the
Michigan Legislature. OF

DETRorr, March 26.-Hon. Samuel W.
Hill, member of the House of Representa-.
tiyes Of the State Legislature, was charged
in the open House this aiterooon by
swineford Marquette with selling his In.
fluence for money, It created a decided
sensation. A, committee OF investigation
has been appointed, It Is alleged that
Hill, at the session q year ago, deferred
o report OF the committee ofwhich he was
chairman of an important bill until 1t was
Of no use to the parties interested and Il
i asserted hereceiyed payment therefor.
He denies the charge. &c has been a
resident Of Lake Superior county for the
last twenty-five years, and during that
time has been an agent for several mining
companies there. He is well known.
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,e; any one knows your firm 10 be the
best in your peculiar line, everybody be.
comes your good and willing reference,
and everybody . friend, who had thought
Of going to some rival house because he
knows not Of you, will, on speaking Of
his determination, have your name pro.
nounCed to him with commentator. In
fact, the man who is thoroughly advertis.
ed must continue to thoroughly advertise;
but having once made his name a house.
hold word he receives much gratuitous
advertising from the great public, always
desirous Of helping those who have plain
ly shown that they need no help.
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Arrangements for the Funeral of Gen.
Hl. eral Anderson.

NEW York, March 20.-Thc funeral
of General Robert Anderson will take
place Wednesday, April 8, unless the
relatives residing in Ohio, in the mean
time, wish for a different date. The 7th,
9th and 21st regiments Of the N. S. G.
will act as escort, OF the regular army
there will be present four companies Of
Of artillery, including battery E, Captain
Taylor, and battery 81, Captain Haskin,
which formed General Anderson's com.
mand while Major Of the First Artilleries
during the bom6ardment Of Fort Sumter.
There will also be q section Of light ar
tillery from battery K, First us. In.
tantry, the Veteran 82d New York Vol
unteers, known during the war as Ander-
sons Z6uaves, as well as the Old Guards.
Several Masonic bodies have also ten
dered their services, and will probably
take part. .7a 81 .-.-'i h. 'a' (
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The progress of population and settle.
ment Is so rapid that "good old house
which does not advertise Is in danger oI
loosing much sound custom. Some peo.
pic think it smaekS Of dignity to say that
they can live without advertising. They
may live upon this kind Of dignity, hui
live is one thing and success in lifeis an.
other. A good reputation in business
means that you shall be widely as well as
fayorably known A good advertisement
is Wortha good price. "A bad advertise
ment is worth nothing. Z
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MEXICO.

CRY OF MEXICO, March H.. Oiq. HA.
vANA 26.-Mannel Asperez has left the
capital for the United States, for the pur.
pose Of occupying a seat In the mixed
commission In session in Washington.
The government troops attacked and
defeated after fight OF Six hours the in.
surgents in FabaSco. The revolution in
Fabasco Is considered over, all the lead.
ers having fled. Porferioi Diaz Is report.
ed to have gone to New York, and other
leaders Of the insurrection are said to have
gone to Northern Mexico, thence TO New
Orleans, where they again sailed tor Bios
Santiago. .,.,-'r--,T,,,,i 49,
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TwENTY-TnREE cheese factories in
Medina county, Ohio, received dur.
ing the past season the milk from
$500 COWS, and made .S,29S,4O1
lbs Of cheese. There were estimated to
be 600 cows in private diaries producing
100000 lbs Of cheese, making the aggre.
gato product of the county s, S,49S,4O1 lbs.
The total value Of the cows is estimated
at $s1s,5OO; Of the cheese, $SoO,OOO, and
Of the factories 100000. b ,5.e uE (
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Death Of an Rm,nent Woman.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Rev. Mother
Mary Rose Ganthreaux, Superior Vicar
Of the Western Province of tie, Order OF
the Sacred Heart, died at her residence
in the ConveAt, of this city, this morning,
aged AZ years, having been 80 years a
Religieuse and six a Superior. She is
well known throughout the country by
her association with the society, and was
widely esteemed for her executive talent
and gentleness OF character. 10 Z"
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CoLuMBUs.

Columns, March ssG.-A very largo
number OF delegates are here 10 attend
the Republican State Convention to.mor.
row. The hotels arc Overlooking and a
number Of delegates arc at private houses
and an unusually large Convention Il as.
sured. The following Is what tho ticket
Will be from the present outlook; A.. T.
Wickof, of Adams county, for Secretary
Of State, John Welch, of Athens, for. ,sI-
prcme Judge, r. Z. Porter, of Stark, for
Member Of the Board Of Public Works.
Resolutions will be adopted pledging the
support Of the nominees OF the Philadel.
phia Convention. moi -,.,...
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JONES invents some small article Of
great value, and makes money out of it.
Brown gets up. a new thing in advertising
and findSit a mine of wealth. Robinson
though really much astonished at these
results, merely says: Perfectly simple
any one might have done that" YET
Robinson plods on as usual; these /" per-
lectly simple" things are left antried, and
people soon begin to think that Robinson
himself is perfectly simple, as are most
men who continue to belet always out in
the cold. - -
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 2G.-The Emperor WIN.
liam has completely recovered from his
recent illness. rs! VI
in Sicily. r,..
The rebel Liebkrecht, who was on trial
at Leipzig for high treason, has been con,
yicted and sentenced to two years impris.
onmcnt. =
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Earthquake IN Calitornia.

SAN FRANcIsco, March GA slight
earthquake was felt throughout the State
at 20 minutes past 2 O'clock this morning,
twas felt less here than in Sacramento
and elsewhere. .g- .7,y..,..,.r..r ..
Parties at the foot Of hills, a5 miles
east Of Visalla, report a crash as If the
mountains were rent asunder. The earth
quake evidently proceeded from that point
radiating with decreased force through
the entire State Slight damage at Visa.
lia-none elsewhere.
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A PROMINENT advertiser Of New York
received q Short time since a letter d.
rected to him at street and number
from which he moved over seventeen
years ago, the writer stating thatrhe had
noticed an advertisement In an old news.
paper ana wished to make some pur-
chases in case he was still in business.
This shows. that newspapers are not al
ways thrown away and their contents
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Clear and clearing weather, with north
etly to westerly winds, viii prevail on
Wednesday over the Southern and Middle
States very generally, and extend over
New England by Wednesday evening.
The barometer will continue falling north
ol the Ohio Valley, with southerly winds
and probably pleasant weather.
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RICHMOND.

RtcnMoND, Va, March 26.-The Legis.
lature adjourned to-day sine die without
passing the tax bill. This resulted IN a
Conservative caucus tonight, at which
the Governor was requested to call an
extra session, which he has done, and the
Legislature meets again tomorrow at
noon.
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Robbers on the Pennsylvania Gen.

PrrrspURaH, March s6.4B. q. Esnth
and A. Evans, Jr, were robbed in q
sleeping coach from New York this
morning. The former lost q valuable
gold watch and $40 In cash. Evans LOST
diamonds valued at 5000, $50 in cash
and q revolver. "A German onthe same
train was robbed OF $50. The robbery
Il supposed TO have been committed east
Of Harrisburg. No arrests. P''.A I
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

1oaer Al private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
fixtures In Union Foundry, belonglnHto tho late
dfm OF W. W. Miller d Co,
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease o.
,he FonndFy and grounds, The building is b5
feet by 6S Icet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be ObstIlcted, and contains oil the
necessary appliances Of arst-clasS JoobIng
Foundry. .,-.---.,,..
IN H. B, MILLER,
Ian0 OIL .s3. - Receiver.
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The oil Monopoly.

TITUsvrLLE, Pa, March 28.-A tele.
gram from Harrisburg tonight says the
inspection bill is defeated, which Is con.
sldered as another plank drawn from un-
der the tottering South Improvement
Company, ,f.4... ,.I
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered OF $500 each,
except two, Inow offer ten lots fronting on the
esSt side of Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending to the river. Price from $500 TO 81 900
each, lee0rdIng 70 size and location. Terms,
ole.fOurth caSh, residue In equal installments at
'D'' WV N JNo. P. euCHRIsT, q
RuEA At Top Mil.
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3 v TELE0RAPH.
soo1ATRp PRESS RNpoRT.
Excluslvely to the InteIligenlcaer.i Z

tBy the Western Unioa, Zinc.
once Northwest cor, Of Main and Monroe stR.l
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Anticipated Strike of Coal Miners.
YouxasTowN, O., March e6,-The coal
miners Of Shenango, Mahoning and Tus.
carawas valleys have served notice Of
an intention 10 strike, for twenty cents
more rer ton after April lst,
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ExECuTtYE NoMrNArIoNs.

4
The President to-day sent the following
nominations to the Senate: Jas. Nimons
TO be Supervising Inspector General {
Steamboats,. Postmasters-Henry @. N
Smith, Pomeroy, Ohio; John Sharp, Ore,
gon, ILL.,; William Rowland, Nogganie
Michigan. .. -.fi.fF.l.UJ. ..r -
Lieutenant Governor Pinchback, nc.
companied by State Senator Harris, Rep.
resentative- j. L. souner and Assistan,
Secretary of State, Fairfax, all Of Louisi,
ana, called on the President this morning
before Cabinet meeting, and had a long
interview with him in regard to political
matters in their State, i. In
MIR. Sherman, in the convention this
evening, said that in his opinion the &C.
tion OF the Senate to-day in adopting as
amendments to the free tea and coffee
bill the various sections OF the tariff
bill, as reported from the Finance
Committee, amounts to the defeat
Of the free tea and coffee movements, as
he believes the Senate will tomorrow
strike out the free tea aud coffee provision
and leave the bill Just as 1t was reported
from the Finance Committee. un. the
other hand it is understood that number
who voted for the amendment making a
general reduction oi 10 per cent on all
important articles, did SO with the ex.
pectation of compelling some reduction in
addition TO the remission duties on tea
and coffee, believing the Revenue Bureau
is so large as to bear all the reductions
combined. ., XII
The Committee on Ways and Means
will, in measure, be controlled in the
bill they will report by the action of the
Senate and the extent OF reductions con.
before the Committee are prepared to re.
port 4, a.u. 2.gr ~ ,sr4....
The Select Committee 10 investigate
the charges against the Secretary OF the
Navy met this evening, but were unable
TO proceed in consequence Of the absence
Of one oil the Committee. .if
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RRICK STABLE,

sufficient for four horses, and carriage house,
ANY ono wishing TO purchase can examine the
Tsss' Tssptss "AH' 'l'' JNo. =. F.MqDERMoT.
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Unwilling HOUSE
FOR SALE.

Iodor for sale the houe In which Inowr0- -
1Lie, pltnAto on John street, few doors
eaIt Of Pilth. The house Is substantial
tVo.stofy brick containing eight rooms, be-
sides a bath room and kitchen, and finished
Gttic, WIthA good cellar, hot and cold water in
bathrooms. The house 10 In good order and
we'll located and In every way q dsSifahle prop.
erty, being but 70 little over square from the
Post 0Alce. There is alsoo the premises q good
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Weather Report.
PRoDABnITIEs,

wAnDuARTMENf,
oFFIoB or THE CHIEP SIGNAL oPTIoER,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Mar. 26-7:30 P, n.
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Educational,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERsIT
.l- g1s7l-7a. ~

The last Catalogue shows an attendance of IN
SIadenn At this Institution. Five dlstInct De.
Httmenn Of Instruction, with full corps Of
competent Professors, ~F' -
uI1 The Ancient and Modern Languages; MAthe-
tolucal Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sclences
aa.l &C., carefully and thoroughly taught, Prac'
uai Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by ap
VRsiMe y. apparatus. Special advantages for thC
A good Library, Extensive Cabinets OF Min
gaiogy 9eology and Conchology; together VIII
TT1aay specimens In other department. OF NaSIra
IoSstICyr. ITEy FinS buildings; beautiful and healthy
nlL FAIL TERN begins September 9Th. Winter
TSSsmGer TsO, T On; Spring, March 2Oth. Commence
So4'd!ng nom s. to a per week,
Hpot9on, nom $ls TO $A per year.
FOR further particulars, inquiro OF
la ALEX. MARTIN, President,
IVY Morgantown, West Va.
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Who was the First White Discovepsr
Of the Ohl03 '

WAS THERE AwHITR NAN AT WEST LIB
ERTY 2s7 YEAlis AGO e-oU lous ms
TOnfCAI, TNouTRY
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
ARSON AS A TRADE.
cIrsKI's CoNFEssIoN-ARREsr OF HIS ACCOM-
PLICE.

c1rsKI's CoNFEssIoN-ARREsT OF HIS ACCOM-
PLlCE.
The mvstery connected with the attempt 10
Are the boot and shoe store OF william Ciesh' oi ''
first floor Of the tenement No. III Last siA'9 80, r
has been removed by the confession Of the aecuseu
ON inte,view on Saturday with officer Reinscn, "',
% tho Fire Marshas Bureau, the prisoner 'uo 'no
lowing statement substantially ...,.,, from,
Abont four years ago. Ces came 70 TINS n
Poland ard iSs sOOn rS rst opened shop Clinton
ST. Grand st. ana altef fonr months aferward he
0TnS to So 100 Prncest in this city, thence to Myrtle
3Ss e1 at ahG ali these places
he was visited by Jones' who ssEe @ apd
Csk should 60 ss ppR on and lett
me- | house in anger when Ciesh refused TO enter
tain IL on mat night %o days afterWard at the solicit
tation of Jones' Cesk and his VIE removed & 10 90 ro
East nd on bs D property Mrs CesS and
Tones obtained 1900 policies for eaeh III tne nosa6 1o
st Io burn his store and procure the insurance
Cies finally consented and gave him hey on d Havep
day Cleski received letter from daughter a.
straw stating that his was sick on hst ho o1 ths
Jones called and Ciesk Informed nim tat ons Cm I,o re
ped thai he would burn the store In thelr aDsenee R
threatened to shoot them II tey ever c was TO re
ceive after the insurance policies were Pao lnsT
Cies and his wife started ior % Cs and his
wife returned to this city, and Went TO Jones no
Second-st: Cieski said he was AFRAID 10 20 ho,e ui
Jones told him TO stay az his house with his family until
he could return from uptown when he came back ne
said that he had narrowly escaped arrest anu INV @ ,
must 90 away and tell any that tney hau Decn III
his house he threatened to kill the children thGy ever
,reathed inc fact that they had been at ma mouse
Ciesk uhen proceeded TO his house in Slxtysecondsr'
and arrested c;o,Ai ro,os
was locked up Police Headquarters lie INSISTED tat
he is innocent OF the charge. The Ere Marshal stare
that on Sent g. 1868 JOness wig and hair dressing esta
lshment No RvingOn-st, was burned. ana on July y
1870 another fire occurred in the same premises III
each instance he was suspected Of firing his store 10 oD
an the insurance. is also charged with r0DDlng ana
firing the store ~ Morris Bogazky at No Al IhOnpso-
ii on Ani o. 1871 Cies and his wife are also held 10
| await the result of an examination.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL INQUIRY.

HEAVY LOANS MADE BY THE C0MPANY-AN
APPARENT EFFORT TO " BULL THE STOCK
The Legislative Committee engaged IN IN
vestieatine the charges made by Newton Layman, q
stakeholder against the officers OF the Pacific MAI
Steamship Company resumed its session yesterday a,
the ST Nicholas Hotel Henry S. Chaplin broker, or the
firm Of Osborne e. Chaplin testified have bought ana
sold Pacific Mail stock have only been member oil
the present firm since Jan. before that date the nln
was known as H. s. Chaplin Coz did not Know OF any
money being locked up by the Company; nave couhIeu
creenbacls" IN the Office of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co,cnanv the amount was between s5O00O and 100000
7 wanted 10 borrow some money that day. so Went
there and asked Inc TO count some money ivI tne
did So and secured oap for nysef whlch depositeu
rtb INV bankers; il was borrowed al seven per cent IN
tcrest this the only amount OF money DoiroMeu IN
monev in The name OF Osborne Chaplin always making
il rule 10 give 20 per cent maren the usual aes Were
p@ihing lGore tnl an ordinary business transaction
r. D. Webster stated TO the Committee that lc had
drawn up the petition, ana that me pelIlohei' MI LII!
man 3L ~ tfg,iScd Mr. stoekwe the Presi-
dent 81 thc Company sent for about tho middle Of
December and asked to take loan of $4,000 from
the o p afe a he eond T S e cheek on
his bank for 100000 could inform him where he could
borrow il he gave his check for the 100000, and TOOK
the other Si60OOO; Nj Chapin being AN expert, Was
asked 10 count the money. -, o, 49,, ,oo
shares a hS, 5 In paS Rs Sr the @ Se
ploy Of Henry W. smith, and he owes me money do
know what the st3ek , e8si M TO the m
| his request. g., ,, A.
uRed: bought 5000 shares of Pacific Ma stock; ha,
a conversation with Mr. soekTeI' Who guaranteed una
If the stock deprecated he would make Goo(
the loss; he tried TO make me believe ina
| known in Wall-st that I was buying stock tn,
| price would at mp and all would make hand
somely he referred TO legislation which was TO be ef
fected at Washington for an increased subsidy Mr.
sockwel bad proposed to me 10 take enough shares e
insure the control OF the Company, saying that he wou
| secure -
| F. G. Markham broker, stated that he had borrowed
mouey of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company at regua
! rates but was not aware Of any ehort to LOCK up
| money. ,., 4 -----.--,,. -.
| The Committee then adjourned to reassemCle II
| Albany, whittier the members returned last sht.
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERNEN-i"h
CITY MARKETS.

MEETING OF THE BOAhD or hhD~
CITY MARKETS.
The Board of Aldermen met at p III. yes
terday President COchrane in the chair lfor "' Wv
ceedings In detail see second PageI
THE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
The Board of Assistant Aldermen me' ~
n m President Hall in the chair. sinllai ooi
cation from the Central Committee OF the German
lean Reform Association was referred 10 the
ON Law Assistant Alderman Calvin ohereu io'vi'
ton which was adopted, requesting the oo'poia''vn
Counsel to intimate by what authority tue wages "
aborers in the public departments have been reduceu
Mr. calvin said that in his opinion the reformers, ny
cutting down the wages of the poor labofns en' ""
Assistant Alderman ConOr offered resou,'oI nn nt
netition the Legislature TO vest IN the bohiu .o
Aldermen the power 10 make contracts for cleaning ne
streets Referred to the Special Commtee on
~ nners 81 fhe uildngs now occupied by the Depart
ments of Public Works and Pubic PARIS .n'. 'Hs tIa
will not be required after May j. was reieIrcu " '"0
resolution was adopted requesting the Controer 70
furnish the Board with the number OK enployos ~ @
and the salary each receives. communication was re-
ceIyod from the Corporation Counsel In reply 70 csO
tion of the Board calling for information az 20 lts POMc
over markets lie held that the Common Council was
invested with power 10 make ordinances III . ISl,o
the construction repair care, anu use Di %
by this provision of the statute the largest iegsstlIe
authority in relation TO the construction repair care
and use the markets, seems TO be conferred
the pover prescribe the rents or fees the noue anu
manner dspOsing OF stalls, and the use 10 "lch
shall be put. The executive power Of enforcing the
by tho Common Council for teregua.
ton of the markets Is committed toa
established in the Finance department ana lne
are pledged TO the Sinking Fund by an ordinance ne
ferrpd 10 the Committee Markets. communication
was received from Mr. Starkweather denying tua hs
Than he was entitled receive by law. Referred 10 the
Committee on Finance. Adjourned