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SEEDS-Nothing was done to-day; prices are with
ont change. We quote: Timothy, $500 for prime
clover, S4.a0@S500; mammoth. $54o@5.50; ha1, $l52
@1.55; millet, G5@70c.
TEAs-The tea market is moderately active, with
prices steady and uniform. Stocks are ample.
We quote: Hyson, common to fair, 500
Csc; good, 65@75c choice to extra, super
imperial, 65@75e; good to choiee DO, 8oc@sl o5 !;
ane to good gunpowder, 8oc@aos; cholee Sdee
s11o@12o; extra, $l.a5@1.35; choice to extra lea.
Japan, 9oc(asl 05 fair to good do 60@9oc; eolored
natural leaf Japan, 65@c5c; common to fne oolong,
45@55c good, 6o@75c; choice to extra. 9oc@$lo
TOBACC0-Remains1 firm previously. quoted. The
market Is well supplied. We quote: .ro
roc; common, 55@6oc: poor, 4o@50c.
SMoK1No-Extra, s3@95c; medium, 3o@s2c; COM
mon stems, 27@29c.
PLua-Natufal Leaf, 75@soc; half bright, oo@7oc;
black, sound, 48@55c
WOOD-In this market no changes were noted a
fair business was doing at the prices foowng Beech
$500 maple, s14.0o hickory, $4.5oG15oo; s'aos,
S800-deivered. -..-,-.
WOOL-The inquiry for this staple is increasing,
and although advance In prices has been nade the
to. ,3&7.E a. ~a$o
, 1872-11-06

Chicago s. Northwestern Railroad.
Ticket Office, 81 West Madisoa-st-
ss:5s sisf 2st @ 2:
Fleeport Ba6nqae Express. ts:l5 ,. n: t;sS a. n
lsafse Mil"sakss Hsns::::: fss n s?:3S % %
M}wsaEes MsaEes Passenssr ds M
Green y Bay E!psess .t1S:S y d n t5:l5pn
ccpted ~~S'1N' 'N~''e' o>'' ~~'A" '4'&'+'N'' Ga
Chicago, Roet Island g. Pacific Railroad.
Depot Of
p@ahs o2t and n
fSss$sSss?;S
Lake Shore s. Michigan Southern.
southwest corner Of Masa9 s9 and can'5ts
SPssi;i %Ssl; EST x15E ;E;R;s SSs5
ss!sss ssssts Gaeaso @ ;. n n m
saads3s egsepsd Saturday. ao Mona5
Chicago, Danv11le & Giucennes Railroad.
Fts;ssfss Pi22s : g. 5 3sss ss
dsps asa aslstsa st.
:s;xR5 ID fs$ 4;9 Ss5 Fl m
Danvillo Accommodation. $40 m s:4op. m.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne tE Chicago Railroad.
RRss Rss,ds n
Ms;5 faSt Line m tSiSn: m m
% Vaipiiaiso 1caonnodstion;; t$;5 ,: n:
@At1fAVAA
Saturdays and Sundays excepted.
Michigan Central and Grenr Western Rail-
roads.
Depot foot of Iakest., and foot OF Twenty Sscondst
Ticket office, Is Canal-st.. corner Of Madis5n.
Mail !yia main and air lne)--- =: s55:S}a n 55p. m
Day Express. -9:W G. n BY p. NJ
jackson Accon'd3tn (dally)- $50 p m. ~ 20 d. H.
Atlantic Express tdaily)...-. 5:lo p H. 9 W a. n
Nirht Express,,.......... ts9:0U p. t'62Da-
FOR INDIANAPOLIS VIA FERU n0Ap.
Observation-Disclosures $50 a. m. s8:6 2. N.
Eicht E1nress ....,........ 8:2U p. $s+6a N.
FoR GRAND RAPIDS AND PEE1WATER.
Might EXPRESS ............ IS: ,. u. '6.u.. n.
GEAND TRUSK CoSSECT1OEB.
Grand Trunk Day Express.... *9:U o. $50 D. q.
fSoturday excepted. SUNDAY excepted +hdonlay az
cnpted. sA11iye SUNDAYS att 20 q.
HENRY G, WENTWORTH,
General Passenger Agent.
, 1872-11-06

OILS-Prices Of goods in this line range about the
same as Oh the date of our last weekly review. Tho
demand for carbon. lard ard nseed is fair but other
goods IL the Est rlle quiet. We quote as follows:
Carbon, 27E@2sc; extra lard oil, strictly win
ter 85c current make 75c; Sc1, 7oc No. 265c; lin
seed, boiled 90@92c; whale 8se SPERM
sao022lo neats foot oil, strictly pure, SLID; do e1-
ira, 500; do No. l, 90@95c bank oil, G5c straits,
7dc; elenhant Gil. CSC; turpeutins. 1oc.
PAINTS, COLORS, AND PUTTY-RuEiness con-
tinues dull with change in values. We repeat our
, 1872-11-06

LUMBER AFLoAT-There was good arrival Of
lumber-ladon crafts to-day, for business was
very dull and no Gales were made. We quote
to choice; strips and boards quotable at 91200
@18.O0. shingles unchanged. Lath steady at
S3.15. Closing dull without one cargo sold.
, 1872-11-06

| 1AA1lEuAue
rough Line, and Lnuisi-
4 Chic1go to Kansas City.
Madisou-3t. bridge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE LIBERAL CONVENTION.
A SLIM ATTENDANCE,
THE SITU.ITYO.s' TO-D.lY
Every Thing by Turns, and Nothing Long

by Telegraph from our Special Correspondent.
CINCINNATI. May 1, 80 O'Clock a. m.-The
streets present an unusually active and crowded
appearance this morning. Large crowds are
vending their way to Exposition Hall, where
the liberal convention assemblies at noon.
THE REUNION REFORM CONVENTION
composed mainly Of German democrats, met this
morning at 10 O'Clock at Mozart Hall. The
attendance was very small, all public interest
being concentrated in
THE LIBERAL CONVENTION.
The demand for tickets OF admission to the
latter IS very pressing; and the fact that there
are hundreds Claiming TO be delegates who will
not be able to get inside the hail, creates much
ill-ieeiing. IL is thought that very little will be
done to-day, except to make temporary organi-
eaton and arrange upon the manner In which
the states shall be represented in the convention.
Inc delegations are busy canvassing nominees.
GREELBY's CHANCES
are considered good this morning but the situa-
ton changes hourly, and with it preferences for
candidates.
The bad feeling between the free traders and
protecuonists does not improve, and there is
great danger OF disruption on this question.
SENATOR ST HURZ
has prepared resolutions, which he will offer
providing that when the convention adiourns
Today 1t shall meet again at seven O'Clock this
evening"; that in the meantime the states shall
elect from their representatives present twice as
many delegates As are allowed from the state in
the ELECTORAL college; and that such delegates
sIal hereafter transact the business Of this con-
yention.
GREELEY THE COMING MAN.
III is stated that before leaving last night for
Washington Senator Fenton expressed the opin-
ION that Greeley would be nominated.
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Embroidered in colOrs, which we're a ra-o
10y time, can nov be heaght tor . song.
Win the warm weather VII come a dema1
Tor lace saques and Jackets, which are very
graceful IN style. IN real gufpure they are uore
trecuye than in Chanriily lace. and OF course
are less costly. verY handsome gutpurs
Jacket can BE purchased for seventy-dve DOT
isrs, snd CONSIDERABLY les OF q -OmeN a
cSsrser quality. Pine L7-aa 'aoe saguss. NJ n
the most Distinguished lsdes nov ~ear oscr
s.-SA srenadine or gauZe suits and drcSScs, ga a
&c fought Ton twenty 20 thirty dO-ars.
THE rUrRNrRE
hcofed skirts no longer worn M. - /,
. ..a,h.as = now an object Of the VERY sreatest
.ulNI sahCe, a. TIE entire character Of The co.,
tune oepcnds upon the more o. lcSs ~. -.
styie OF ne tnnic, and IS Iroper arranren,sr !.
over ttiing hustle. 81 more correc Nv - rS,.-
The number and variety therefore OF new h..-
ties and foaraErss Is endless, and in he mean
tine girls whose pocket money l. seAnty. ,ir.x
anevsraper upon y string ana tr, - counter
felt tht required hump without more cNpen.li-
lure than IL required tor TIE daily intellectual
least OF the average American citizen.
fsrf soils have reacted the extremity of size
and ugliness; they are neither rec pcctzhe a. I'M
Ireliss. nor pretty and lsdy-like ~ larasals
smelling BOTTLES. attached by q ciIt chain 10
the wSistband, are considered a necessary palt
OF summer outfit b. many weak m indcd a ! -.
very handsome riding hsbits Of gray Tx
heaver, trimmed with eray eauze vel tic,l 20
The hack, are The latest tor lady &C uesTiaus.
.lENNIN aNNE
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The Geneva Arbitration.

WHAT CALEB CUSHING SAYS.
NEW DIRK, May IA Bcrne letter of the 10th
OF Aprll gives an interview with Caleb GUSHING
relative to the meeting the day previous a. Ge-
neNa. de said the proceedings were purely ia
lofmal and there was no talk about ANYTHING
connected with tie Washington treaty. In re
gard TO the protest Of the British government
which was put in with their counter case, Mr
.ushing said his deliberate opinion was thai
both the presence OF that document and its de-
cided, though courteous, guarded language
SHOWS very plainly that the British government
mas determined to withdraw from The arbitrs
ton unless between that time and June the
lnited States make some material concessions
with regard to the indirect claims Mr. Cusb
Ing further said the United States counsel I,
not regard the position of the British govern
meat as changed by the presentation either o
their counter case or their protest. Had the,
not resented counter case it would have beef,
taniamount to Withdrawing from the treatl
altogether, which, if done, would be a deliberate
breaking OF solemn covenant involving the
honor OF the British nation. Relative 10 the
British counter case Mr.. Gushing said be- han
not time as yet TO study il, il being much larg4,
tban our own. There is no material di fferenrc
with regard to the facts between the Cnitet
States and Great Britain. Indeed. the British
case actually admits some facts we were unahl,
to prove from lack OF the necessary documents
he hoped the British counter case would moi
Iresen nj as many faults of expression as well a.
Oh law, a. lie remarked in the British case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01
The War in Mexico.

=, NtLIEF FVR MATAMORAS.
MATANoRAs, April 30.-Three hundred GOV
efnme Mt reinforce ment from Tampjco Wer,
landed at Bagdad to-day from the steamer To
bacco. with 100000. Gen. Cortinas cavalry
WIN 500 infantry, went TO assist them in land
ing and enable them to reach this CITY as IL wa-
understood that the revolutionist would attemp:
10 cur them Off. Gen. Treyinos main fore
Is sun above the city some miles, not
.r auvanced any since Yesterday
Inc black dag being still displayed from til
fortlhcations around this city, the United Stat
consul has represented TO General Cevallos thai
should the besieging party take the city the ex-
hlbition OF such flag might be used as pretexi
10y Tie revolutionists to show no quarter To the
persons and property OF foreigners who are COM
pelieu TO remain inside the city on account OF
IL. - w ''N''"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01
The Insurrection i'm Spaiu.

THE TROOPS DISAFFECTED.
NEW YORK, May IA London special dis
patch says: "Adyiees from Spain represent tina
the insurrection is rapidly spreading. IL is re
ported that disaffection has appeared among til.
troops.
A LETTER PROM EMILIO CASTELAR,
explains the troubles in Spain and the cause o
the election Outrages. He says theopponents o.
the ministerialists were outraged by arrests and
imprlsonments, and the polls were surroundes
10 prevent the opponents reaching them. tn,
FORCES or the army and navy went to the poll.
IN regiments in line OF battle, and their vote
were given them by their officers. Besides this
the returns were falsihed, and in some district.
the judges OF election tn. ned enormous republi
can maJorities into minOrities by a system O.
false counting. Many Spaniards desire a repub.
lie, and almost all object to foreign DYNASTY
ana tie election outrages were plainly an.
nounced from the fatal day on which, through
combinations of English policy, foreign DIV
nasty was placed at the head of Spain. He en
plains the combination of radicals republican,
and reactonary BOurbons on the ground tina
all are united in the sentiment of national i'm.
dependence holding to the formula OF I" tn,
government OF Spain by Spaniards."
"A CARLlsT STRONGHOLD To DE sroRNH,
MADRID, May lit is officially stated that tb,
Cariist bands have disappeared from the de
partment OF Guipuzcoa. Amescuas, the strong
hoid OF the insurrectiOnists in the department o.
Navarro, is to be stormed to-day by the govern
ment forces.
MADRID, May lit is thou ght that the rrocla
nation OF Don Carlos, which was circulated II
ih!s city on Monday, is a hoax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

which meets in this city to-day HIS laid ar II,
door a fearful responsibility. The eyes OF tn,
whole country are directedto It's deliberations
TO those OF no similar body that has assembled
in America for many years. La numbers and
talents and enthusiast m the convention Is a sue
cess IL remains TO be seen whether IL unites wit
these qualities prudence, patriotism and wisdom
We are at marked epoch in our national al
fairs. We have reached the milestone in our
political progress, where the road forks. Al,
ambitious military President has perverted thu
government Of our fathers and made
simply personal despotism. He has N,
idea Of the limitations Of the constitg-
ton, and IL he has, disdains to defer to them
He has absorbed within himself all the CO
ORDINATE functions OF the government, threat
ening at one time the judiciary, at anothe
Congress, until both are but too read,
to bow to his fiat and minister to hi
pleasure, having thoroughly corrupted wit
office jobs and employments the oreani zatioI
or the republican party. Its convention
meets within month at Philadelphia TO regis
ter an edict of the President and to impose hi n
once more as a candidate on the people
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Vesuyius Simmer,ug Dowr

NAPLks, May I.-NO harm whatever ha
been done to Naples by the eruption of Noun
Iesuyiusi although there have been frequen
shocks OF earthquake and showers OF ashes from
the volcano, which latter fell to the depth O.
several inches in the city. The eruption is stead.
lily abating in violence, and it is thought vii
shortly cease altogether. The inhabitants O.
several villages at the base OF the volcano, VII,
fled from their homes at the approach of tn
lava, have returned and resumed work,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01
The Utah ImbrOSlio.

q CHAOTIC CONDITION OF THH COURTS.
NEW YORK, May IA Salt Lake dispatch
states that the recent decision of the Unite.
States Supreme Court has stripped the terrific
RAJ courts OF all officers, the result of which
that at present the U. 8. marshal cannot sery
processes In any territorial matter The GOV
ernor will probably appoint a territorial attor
ney general and marshals Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

NV YORK, May The Methodist Genera
Conference opened at 10 a. m, in the Academ,
OF Music, Brooklyn. Bishops Morris, Simpson
Ames and James were present. The house wa
crowded with delegates aud the general public
Rev. DIR. Harris was reelected secretary, A
p OPPOSITION to change the second restrictive ru,
and admit lay delegates as part Of the Genera
conference was then taken up, and after con
siderable Discussion it was carried, by vote O.
2l9 to O., DIR. Curry, editor of the New YOrs
Christian Adrocate, voting no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01
The Atalauta Grow.

LONDON, May 1.-The Ataanta crew wer
out on the Thames twice yesterday for practice
They rowed over that portion of the course en-.
tending from Hammersmith to Barnes Ter
race, and created q favorable Impression anon.
me large number of persons who gathered O,
the banks Of the river to witness the 0rst nrsc
tice OF the strangers.
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Mem Knrk NA-s

TIE EIGHT-HoUR MOVEMENT.
NEw YORK, May The republican state
committee last night passed resolutions endors-
ing the eight-hour movement.
JUDGE CARDozo
has placed his resignation in the hands Of the
Secretary OF State.
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE JUDGES.
ALBANY, May 1.-THE judiciary committee
mas reported in the case of Judge CardOzo
recommending his Impeachment for corrupt
conduct and high crimes and mlsdemeanors.
The committee will report this evening in the
case OF Judge Barnard. Attempts were mad,
TO present to the House the resignation of JUDI
Cardoz0, but it was ruled out of order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

THE OLD AND PLEASING EXHIBITION OF n
" magician standing up TO be fired AZ with a
real pistol has its perils for the performer unless
he makes sure beforehand Of the man who loads
the pistol In a Texas town lately one OF these
wonderful prestidigitateurs was shot and kille.I
before the audience because the man who Load
ed the pistol slipped in a genuine bullet instead
Of one furnished by the performer that could Do
TANNED into powdcr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

MINISTER sicKLEs TO DEMAND HIS PASSPORT.
1t 10 understood that Minister .,ickles has bee
instructed on his arrival at Madrid to deman,
his passports, and to notify the Spanish govern
ment that until ii is prepared to strictly fulfi,
all obligations, especially in the case of ID.
Houard, friendly relations between the Unite.
States and Spain must cease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01
Tive Children burned IN ne.tn

N0RyoLk, VA, May 1.-The house of JohI
Wlllams, colored man, living near Fort Nor
Ioik, was burned last night, and two children
vino we're LETT in charge Of the house while tn,
parents were at church, were burned to death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

~ The Prussian needle-gun is o be superse
ded by more effective weapon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-The Grant repub
iican state convention which met yesterday Z.
elect delegates to the Philadelphia and Pres
Dental electors, will complete its labors to-daS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

COMMANDER BELKNAP has been assigned to
the command Of the Tuscarora, which is to 20
into commission at Portsmouth on the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

IwAKURA and five other members of The
japanese Embassy inspected the Post Office
Department Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

THREE PER CENTs.-The acting Secretary of
the Treasury to-day directed the sub-treasurer
at New York to call in about 81 800 900 three
per cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

MRS. GRANT was assisted q, her reception
last evening by Mrs. Vice President Colfax and
Mrs. Senator Carpenter.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to- ay were 1893 3O5 4s,
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How TREY LOOK AT 1T IN LoHpoN.-The
Worlds London correspondent states that he is
authorized To say that the British government
considers the claim for indirect damages with
drawn. Gladstone and Granville will compli-
ment President Grant in Parliament for yield
ing to their demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

IHE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the cases of Sarah Z. Fevre. Si5I
Miles Bramble, S7O2.50, and L. Nj. Lown
Si62.50, all of Fairfax county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

CINCINNAII' may Tho IOIIOWlng Ieader ~
to-dsy's Enquirer l. the subject OF considerable
discussion, because IL is regarded as significant
of the position of the democratic party mana
gers towards the convention: The convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

FREE TEA AND CoFFEE.-The House this
morning agreed to the Senate amendments to
the bill abolishing the duty on tea and coffee.
The bill was Immediately enrolled and sent to
the President for his signature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-01

The following Is the recapitulation of the debt
statement issued this afternoon from the Traas.
ury Department: -
Debt Rearing IntSTest in Coin.
.Bonus AT per cent ...........Sl ,3sS III 100 %
6onds at per cent.............. Ala, 90, 800 On
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-15

~ DgxTEn m Town ?-'rhis query present.
ed itself to our mind when we saw the jolly
John Charley e. and the inerclianr prince
Gen. W. seated behind Gothic steed. and
travelling at Tightening speed doing aniile =,
one hour and few minutes. The cutter ~
was primitive affair. rising but afew inches
above the snow. while no dash board orna-
msnted the same and obstructed the view.
The shafts were good ones atd do btless
weighed more than the cutter. The harile ~
was combination oi leather, rope and buck
skin strings. The steed--Well-was one
which, partooh of the horse more than any
other animal we can call 70 mind. We no
siced that ile usually rested on three Legs
that being hisstyle.
The stsed starfed--his mouth opened IKE
some huge canon. and the first hind hoof ne
raised, placed i peck az snow promiscoIlsly
upon the forms Of our friends. They pre-
ceeded i distance OF about four blocks ai'd
were absent ;ast c-qaarferssof an hour BY
the Rozeman town clock.
Upon nearing tie centre of the metropolis
we observed that they locked AZ 4 they ltsa
been tumbllng through some monster snow
bank. IN " a
Charley c. says he must ben Ast piece
Of horse iiesh, else why this prctuss throw
Ing y snoFs \
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-15
For they don't do scalplng In r.

AMENDE HoNoRABLE.--Our Yellowstone
correspondent last week gave al account
of some Crow Indians possessing them
selves, on two or mere occasions, through
intmidation. &C.. of the grub. ammunition.
&c, OF hunters in that vicinity. The account.
we believe. is sub tantially correct. but our
eorrespt ndent neglected. t r want n yinfsr-
nation, we presume, to state that III the first
instance. as soon az Maj. Pease. the Agent Of
the Crows. heard If the circumstance. he
promptly sent ont runners TO nvrriske aud
bring back the guilt, Indians. whom he s.
vereiy reprlmanded. and with that high sense
of Justice which has ever characterized Maj
Pease in his dealings between the whites and
Indians. he returned 10 the hunteRs Every
thing claimed to hive been taken from them
by the Indians. besides sufficient tp pay them
Tor any trouble connected with the transaction
We have ne d ubt he will do the same thing
in the second instance. and will use every
means within Ills power to prevent recur-
renee Of these things.