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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON April Is 1872
baIs * sastwiss, $50 10 The Contacnt Sales,
i,25o Stock, 1878. 90,
Cotton rm mdalings sc Gssn sst rsssinp. iSp' Bales
Sales @ stosR ios
Cotton arm maa,nr. MoslF set apr prsceipts II sa ss
bales sales, l,COO Stock, 3Jis6.
SAVANNAH, April Is. 1872
Cotton firm and in fair demand; offerings light mid
Briain sDo5; coastwise, lS2 Sales, 500 Stock. 3is
-, CHAsIssros, April l9. is72 -
baics ports the Continent O0 coastssc 80 Sales
2Ud Stock, iG0l7 ,,,. ,o,.
ss5 ''' g. As'''' '''''' - '''''''' vs. ~
Flour steady and unchanged sales 900 bbls at $s for
81 double ssTs a. Wsss, Tm one ca,
nominay s7c. for BAY Qaintc; RYE quiet Corr, meal
i $ 81 sssa 3 & Sss Ess s$ sss
si'SH s ass bushels SM peas A'0" ~ "''0''
bushels oats $1,000 do; barley, 1000 DO; rye, 5000
sS u ms fs @
sns
sais scarce sales e 1000 bushels ssc
&c. ds ia al ag IRE se ssss rSs S Esne
timothy $S 70 for medium clover Pork steady ut SIS
.CHIcAoo, April Is. 1871
and s@s, y; s So Sr Mss s
misea oats steady st si,se s,se for No Eye quiet
or a yesk M 49, sT % ssry sns sSsh a" ss
eass assS At % IN o1 sSaG ss 8 %
clear rio sides; az; S'c for clear sldss Whi;ksy
ssaSY " ahsa sss
Sou:'s o e Saf5s as ahsS sorn
els oats, 1900 bushels barley 900 bushels rye and 100
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

The Board Of Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon at three O'clock pursuant to adjourn
mcnt, Otis I. Hail. President, In the chair.
is IT A SINECUREY
Assistant Alderman STACoM offered the following
preamble and resolutions
Whereas the position Of Inspector of Vaults Cisferns
and Areas wholly unnecessary and uncaed for by the
public being created by former Common Council solely
for the purpose OF giving snecure place to politician
proper department look such business il there bo
any, through the Inspectors of Incumbrances
Resolved That chapter lS of the revised ordinances be
amended by striking out section 70 OF said chapter which
provides for the appointment Inspector Vaults &C.
10 cause the inspectors OF membranes perform their
such duty.
Assistant Alderman STRAcK moved that they be
laid over.
Assistant Alderman STAcoM moved their adop-
ton. He thought the preamble and resolution
would readily insure the support Of the reformers
In the Board Instead to his surprise, he finds they
oppose 1t. This man, Harry Howard draws q
salary OF S, 500 per year, for which lie does little
no duty
Assistant Alderman STRAcK made his motion be-
cause he regarded the attempt to pass the preamble
ana resolution as political dodge, and therefore he
wished for time TO have the matter Investigated.
Assistant Alderman KRAUs also opposed their pas
sage. He held that Mr. Howard did good service
and was earning his salary.
Assistant Alderman CALVIN moved reference to
the Committee Oh Law, which was carried by vote
OF II too.
Routine business formed the subsequent transac.
tions Of the Board, after which 1t adjourned.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
OosfructInG Street Cars-FOurth Avenue
Railroad Difficulties.

O5sfructInG Street Cars-FOurth Avenue
Railroad Difficulties.
meeting OF the above Board was held yesterday,
President Cochrane In the chair.
COMPLAINTS AS TO THE CITY LIBRARIANS.
The PRESIDENT said he wished to call the atten-
tion OF the Board to the fact that complaints had
been received as to remssness Of duty on the part
of the officers Of the Board who had charge of the
City Library.
STREET CLEANING CONTRACT
Alderman RADDE presented a resolution calling
upon the Comptroller to furnish copy Of the con-
tract for street cleaning.
Alderman JoYcE moved to amend by striking out
the word "COmptrOler'' and substituting the word
'Mayor.n On division the amendment was car
ried.
oBsTRUCTINa STREET CARS.
Alderman WILDER moved q resolution by which
power was given to fine oil owners Of trucks and
wagons obstructing the progress OF street cars $5
for each offence. Laid over.
FOURTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
Alderman CONOvER brought mp the resolutions OF
the Joint Railroad Committee the first OF which pro-
favOrably by Committee on Railroads OF the As
scmbly. The first resolution was adopted. On the
second resolution, which recommended the utiZa-
tlon OF Fourth avenue, north Of Forty-second
street, and that the whole of Fourth avenue
should be appropriated and that the cost thereof
be paid by the New York and Harlem Railroad, the
city and owners OF property, and recommended for
favorable consideration the plan submitted by J. V.
Henry Mott, short discussion ensued In which
the proposed plan was violently opposed and the
OF Supervisors meet, the Board adjourned until
Thursday next at three O'Clock.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL l6 ls72-TRIPIE SHEET

former contract private terms if6 hds of no!asses
sugar private terms; 9s hhds of refining Within the
range o our quotations.; s bags Laguayra, at and
request and steady We quote .Iserior TO common
refining, 7sc s4c; fair to good fair refining, $40
grocery &C. ,sss' Prime to & chocs saccery ge
nloasses, hIds. and boxes, Tie sssc. melado 4c
6l.c Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos %, TIC.
de Is e Is iS,sc. Do 70 o 10 iissc il7se ao'
&c. Ssc fair to choice grocery, &C. l0c Brazil-Dn,ch
standard, Nos Sto12, 7l.c a9c. Java-Duch standard,
Nos 10 to r. sac 9sSc Mania-SIperior and
SAc grocery do, DC. loo.
STEARISE was duh and entirely nominal.
TALLow in good demand and frmer; sales $1,000
lbs. at &c. for very common and &C. 9iac for good TO
choice.
Receipts S3I bbIs The market modcr
aely active and frmer We hear of sales Of 100 bbls at
SSc SSac, and i0J bts New Orleans ut ooac the mar
ket ciosill. a y9i.
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The London Price "Cf" One
Per Cent.
ADVANCE IN GOLD TO 40 rs,
A Pretext for Higher Quotation Offered in
the Firmness Of Foreign Exchange
and the Prospect Of European
Political Troubles.
SHARP RISE IN GOVERNMENT BONDS,

WALL STREET
MONDAY, April 15-6 L. IL.
ON 'Change to-day wheat was duh and firm. The
cotton market was quiet and strong.
MONEY EASIER.
The money market was stringent most OF the day,
would have been SO in ordinary times; but the
prolonged high rates OF the past month have so ac-
customed borrowers to usurious interest that feel
ing OF relief was actually experienced to-day over
the comparative easiness OF the market at q 1-32
per cent. The highest rate was 1872 In addi
ton to per cent. After two O'Clock
there was relaxation to per cent coin
which latter rate at the usual hour for for closing
up accounts, became the prevailing one. Before
three O'Clock loans were made at per cent cur
rency and the money quotation closed currency
bid with the offerings at coin.
Prime commercial paper is In better request,
especially such as runs well into the summer
months, and may be quoted 10 per cent for
actual transactions.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The disparity between the export ana imports OF
merchandise has further stincned the rates
for foreign Exchange and the leading bankers
are asking % per Ger cent more for sterling, the
market closing as follows :-Sterling, sixty days
commercial, 1881 109 DO, good to prime bank
crs', 1925 10sh; do, short sight, 11Ols 1l04;
Paris, sixty days. 622>s q 5lsss; do, short sight,
Oio u oI4'G rTusSlan tnafcTS, u u Antwerp,
6e2Is 5ia9a; Switzerland, 522's 5loaa; Hamburg,
s5gs 36ts; Amsterdam, 4oii Il l01; Frankfort,
407S AZ Bremen, 7Sis ~.
GOLD sTRoNG-1lOss A 1I07x.
The gold market felt the influence OF the clique
movement more sensibly to-day, and the efforts OF
the pool were lucky enough to have the help Of the
action OF the drawers of sterling bills and also Of
press dispatches announcing the prospect OF a
fresh rupture between France and Germany. De-
spite the improbabty Of any such revival of hos
tities with the present prostrate and helpless
condition OF France, tho German bankers
were large buyers of gold late In the after
noon, and one firm were credited with having
purchased at least two millions. The London
market was reported to be badly afccted
10y the news about France and Germany, but
the prices sent the press show no agitation or ex-
element. However the gold market was strong
and advanced from 1loss to 10 1915, closing at
1lo5s 10 1916. The chief fluctuations OF the day
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pas. wees and since the begInnIng o. he year have
STOCKS HIGHER AND FIRM.

The career or the stock market disappointed
those who had been calculating upon continuance
of the depresson which followed the bank state
ment saturday afternoon, and, singular to relate,
the street got and kept the impression that the
.bear'' clique responsible for so much OF the trouble
with the banks last week, were the principal buy
ers of stocks to-day TO close their interest after
wearyng and prontIcss effort to break down
prices. Under this belief dcsult0ry business was
maintained at gradual Improvement In prices,
the extent 0i which was quite irregular and
greatest in Northwestern, which, after an
early decline to 79ls, led the way
quite brilliantly TO SO7s, the more active features
following at an interval of n per cent. After
Northwestern the greatest activity and improve
ment were in Hannibal and st. Joseph, which ad-
vanccd from 397s to Az, the buyers being the sew
eral Vanderbilt brokers and the sellers the same
party who furnished this stock to the street SO lib
orally the past few months. Eric declined to 63A,
with a similar movement in tho London market, the
result OF the virtual consolidation there Of the pro-
tccted and American shares the latter having been
admitted to the regular call OF the Stock Exchange.
Reading In Philadelphia advanced to 119.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
Tie following table shows the highest and lowest
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Annu'ting an appointment aud Debate
on u Fraudulent Armory Lease.
ANNuLLING AN APPOINTMENT.


ASyuLLING AN APPOINTMENT
Supervisor Conan presented resolution annull-
ing q former resolution Of the previous Board, ap
pointing ". J. Casey watchman Of County Court
House. Adopted.
ANNvLLISG A LEASE.
Supervisor Groy, Chairman Of the Committee on
Armories, moved a resolution to annul the lease of
the premises 2is TO 226 in Twentythird street as
nrmory for the Eighth regiment, on the ground or
" being obtained under fraudulent prctences. The
rent was $4,000 per year, and the date OF the lease,
which was for ten years, commenced il was said,
before the foundations OF the building were laid.
supervisor CoCHRANE said that the resolution
was rounded on the opinion OF the Counsel to the
Board.
supervisor CoSoyEE moved to lay the resolution
on the table.
Alderman JOycE seconded the resolution
The motion TO lay on the table was lost by 10 10.
supervisor GiLsEY said that Supervisor Conover
ana Supervisor McIaren had refused to act with
him on the committee in reference to this resolu-
tion. The Corporation Counsel said distinctly that
there was no doubt that this lease could be annucd
The resolution TO annul was adopted.
sTErSoN BILL
Alderman MARTIN moved the reconsideration OF
the bill sent In by Messrs. Stetson for refreshments
and lodgings supplied TO the jury in the R0senzweig
amounting to So09 The motion was subsequently
Withdrawn.
The Board adjourned at six o'clock in the even
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Tho Qnoations based cotton running In qualify
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted
CorFEe-The market remained dull and entirely nolni
nal all descriptions with the probability remain
Ing until after the settlement Of the tarf question We
quote :-Cnrgoes Rio ordinary lic. l5c do fair l5isc
Ike do good lec i6ac do Grimes lG'{c;, a l7c
gayra lsc 2Oc. y! Domingo lin boild l3c. Java, PC
u BE, gold duty paid.
FLoUR AND GRAIS-Reccipts-Flou GO4s bbls wheat
y go bushels; corn dol goo bnsels corn meal 100 bbs
The flour market quiet, but UNCHANGED. The sales
since last report aggregate about IL 900 bbs including
100 bbis Southern and $50 bbls supcrne rye an az
prices within the Of quotations Corn meal was
quiet hut unchanged We hear Of sales bbs Bran
win NJ We uuo -
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THE GEORGIA BONDS.

The Georgia committee to investigate the issue OF
bonds by Governor Bullock were In session at their
rooms No 40 Wall street, yesterday The session
was secret, and no new developments have tran
spircd. IL is understood that the time was mainly
taken up I'm consultation with Messrs. Henry Clews
& Co as TO the best method OF conducting the in
quiry Robert To0mbs, their attorney has not yet
arrived, but he IA expected daily
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HIaHTsTowH, N. J.

The grist and saw mill OF j. II. Silners, at Hights-
town, N. j., was destroyed by fire early on Sun
day morning. His dwelling, adjoining, was also
badly damaged. The loss is $4,000 :insured for
about seventeen thOusa nd dollars. An incendiary
Is suspected OF firing the buildings Mr.. Silners Is
member of the New Jersey Legislature.
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PAYMENTS BY THE COMPTROLLER.

Comptroller Green yesterday paid to the Depart
mont of Public instruction for salaries OF teachers
&c.. the sum Of $4,000.
The Comptroller has caused warrants 10 be pre-
pared and executed for most OF the claims for ar
rearges OF 1871 Of the Department or Public
Charities and Correction aud such claims viii be
nj inn m liafa
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Wheat was dun aud lower, Chicago spring being nomi
s. oe'i for white Michigan in store 81 y for red
about Suh S ana al ss4s @ 'ss c4 xad ae aos s
s vii ar S aS az Us Sc or % esw S", mdrs the in "s m
s 1 but nS nsss w:,eTn Tnr Hs sss @ sS
,@ a @ S %n & o ehsIs ." , Ss Ssn aop Barley was
he'd above the views fbuycrs; was bid for Westcr
inquiry S Tor Ser room Gas Been de-
Ssa ssiSr iS ' % sos s an@
were current The charerine business was moderately
sS'S Smc nancs SSia owsr
s BY ptys p'Sey ss st 81
a go % a Ske. ew sns w sSa S % e ,eys Ss
SSSss Sss,. css,s srsu iS To LondGn dr. sy san
shars Ct coprs nS AntySs Sn @
and reacS s % e. c. cr
bE and s & 2e for boxes German bark hence, Dant-
bark Fhsdeph% Sar.ye zoo Ssis SNsSiswsSsas sFaas
70 Sye 700 sGs crude psroea s a. sd BrlsS
seooner c hence 10 Grs'er 70, order: Tie Medsr
morcd "A bark hence % Cork Tor orders 10 the United
market So% iorssn % pyip'Ss psni So%esc 'sGnf
cuha-ccnrifugal and mixed . iec. 25c. vac o'"p'
M"ssoysao- refining 2sc. se. So. $sc.
Porto Rico ...........,,.....2 .25c. i0c. a5c. 45c.
English Islands. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n ~.
NAVAL sronrs-Ihe market for spirits urpcniIn" was WA,
more active and decidedly nrncr. The sales were 30
bhs at Gsc, 100 bbls yard al Csiie GGc and 20
bhs from store ~ o7lsc Csc. Rosn was In moderate
bills good strained ai s. 80 200 hbls low No 81 6snd
go hbls NO y 10 Tar was dun and nominal q, s. -
f1TnoIsra@on % ;cIanro te"S the market wa. quiet
but very firm. There but lttle inquiry sales
reported quoted for remainder of month nt re. Crude
dcncc; most sellers asking i.ise. We quote i2c
Case oil was dull and nominal az 2sc. Naphiha was
At the creek the market remained quiet but steady
quoted at 50 IS on both roads The Philadelphia marl,
delivery al 2sSc Later We hear sales h New York II
21W bbls high test tor early delivery At rc
and late Saturday 700 bbls standard white sold for June
Pnos-ioss ceips-Pork, LIE bbls beef . pack
ages cut meats, 976 packages lard, W. bbs and herccs
buyers favor We hear Of sales o 200 bbl At SIS 90 cash;
30 bills for July Mt &3 & and 500 bbls for June pri
S SIS lr sac for VIA Sn e f o nSo n
prime aud Si3 Tor prime mess Bacon was Guei bur firm.
hes o. sass o 100 boxes long clear at 7c short clear
Bee Was duh and nominal within tie range Of previous
ga mes sl5a SIS for prime mess Heroes and SIs $50
,or inal1 mas. tercss Beef hams auict hut firm
meas-ihe market wa quiet bui firm for ali descrlp.
b9 ba,n. ,Ne Ws qYS,e Smoked shoulders &c 6c do
e. do na1os Eskse oei;ss g Sc DO shoaldcrs
tcaSc Lara-The market fof wesiefn was quiet but
,i, nh Ws near Of sales Of 200 herces choice, the
Tor June q elsc May quoted at q5i6c City lard was
aucr"lSS aeaiae and higher sales 100 terces a9c:
heavy, but prices showed iurther change Foreign
continued in fair request aud steady The sales today
rsrs Ts,So se9ql ss 70 crces csrona az loo bags
suelmihc sric, ior raw Vas ne INV, -, pSG sm
.ssla 9s ssls' 0i@ hLa. md w SaAss H. ssaEilusI,
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
10 per cent for carrying. The operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were ollows:-
Gold cleared. $24375OOO
Cold balances ......................... 135I, 100
Currency balances. ces..................... 1905 500
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For future delivery Oasis low mddline) the sales have
psS% 20 a. q q 15iSe o c h"ri ' neeo l6 q. e
Nay SsS g ~ e Si%se,; %as,, june a Z" & a Ss;
asmxs Slice; septsmsef. l4 st ssS SoS at
pcea%Ses oS!sSi % sales is S
TO three r. MApr. 800 at 2sc, 200 at q Il6c 200 at
Jans S Soo = ass. 1900 II islsc 5S At ssSc my
40 80 at 2e December, 200 at isc. Exclangcd-
i Taiai, a1So bales Grand total, issoo bales Rate.
foowssTo Liverpool, by steam I'D; by sail sl6d.; to
Nc. sold Compressed; saii, ssc to Baltic ports BY sa
receipts at the ports sum up thus:-Galyeston, 2 New
Orleans 4,937; Mobile, GlS Savannah lO26 Charleston
$50; Wilmington 107 Norfolk 800; Baltimore, $751; New
York 5o0 Boston, 2 Total 9,7ss This day last week.
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Tie following table shows the highest and lowest

MEETING or THE GOLD BOARD
The semiannual meeting OF the Gold Exchange
was held this afternoon. Mr.. r. L. Edwards, the
Treasurer submitted his report Us fol0ws-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CrBBERLy-LAUGHLN.-O Wednesday, April 10.
1872, by the Rev. Hugh X. Blair, J. H. CUBBELy, Of
Jersey City, to Miss l.. LAUGHLTN, OF this city.
New Bedford papers please copy.
HAMMERsLOUGH-SACHs- Sunday, April a.
by the Rev. DR.. 8. Adler, SAMUEL HAMNEHsIOUGu
to EMILIA, daughter Of the late Joseph and Sophia
Sachs.
RuMNEy-DENrsoN.- Thursday, April II, at the
Church of the Heavenly Rest by the Rev. 8. ID. Dcni
son. ID. d., assisted by the Rev. T. - Runuey, ID. d.,
T. STASwooL kuNNEy to AMIE " DENisoN.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Fair Demand and Firmcr-Re-
cctpts at the Ports, 0,73a Bnles-yVheat
Dull nnd Lower-COrn o shade Lower
Pork Dull and Easier-Lard Higher
Spirits Turpentinc and ROsin Higher
Whiskcy Higher.
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CorroN tho spot in moderate request at an ad
vance Of &c per b, at which the market closed firm but
quiet Future deliveries fairly active at advance
Of Gc isc per b The sales reported on Change sum
mn fpiloN,,:-
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How They Get ku klux Witnesses,

gentleman OF strict vurncity, who hns
ln'cly visited Charleston and while there
took much int ,esi in the Ku Klux trials
now before the United States rourt, in.
forms us OF circumstance which sh vs.
up one Of The vile practices resurled to by
the Government of officers 10 ohtnin negro
evidence to imp!icate white persons as ku
klux.
1t app 'ars Tint number Of eolored per-
sons who had been con fin I'D III jnil as uov
ernment witnesses were called up TO make
their statements, receive their pay and
discharged. One Of them, however, per-
sisted in snying that he knew nothing
about the Ku Klux, aud could give TIE
Government no assistance in Tint respect, !.
lie was Informed that. as he could not, or
would not. tell anything. he could not get
any pay. consequently the poor follow vas
turned loose in Charleston, after being
kept in iail by the United States Govern
ment for months. without n dollar in his
pocket, while other witnesses were paid off
and sent To their homes, many miles dis
tant, rejoicing. lie remained in Charles>
ton about two days. suffering for food and
lodging. At the expiration Of tl,nt time
the poor fellow went forward and implicnt.
cd two persons ms being Ku klux, and was
Their paid off in full. There is no doubt
that grcchbncks have more to do in pro.
curing testimony against the citizens of
this State than desire to protect doll
colored citizens from tho Ku Klu1. Is
nny wonder that innocent persons fly from
the fear of being arrested from such ,esli.
mony p UnionvRie Times.
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ce.ved, rendering his acknowledg.
ments for the confidence shown, and
expressing the hope that he would dc.
serve it.. ~
Governor Gratz Brown, Of Missouri,
was nominated for Vice President on
the secoud ballot.
New YoRK, May 4.-.At the reception
Of the news Of the nomination, yester.
day, of Mr.. Greeley for the Prosiden.
oy, d large crowd gathered III font of
tho Tribune Office. Mr.. Greeley was
called for and appeared. lie express.
cd surprise at his nomination, aud
said he would accept through letter.
The New York Herald editorially
welcomes Greeley into the campaign
US man whom the people will always
respect and honor. The Herald adds:
Whether we shall support or oppose
him must be decided by himself. He
hos received this nomination, and if
he avoids certain fallacies that have
embarrassed the usefulness of his On.
recr, We shall support him.
Al Phil .delph Syracuse, IN. "
Richmond, (Va.) Concord, IN. H.)
Chicago, and other prominent points,
the nomination for President and
Vice. President by the "L'berals" at
Cincinnati wns received with various
expressions Of opiuiou, and great
crowds congreg .ted around the bnIle.
tin boards ut the newspaper Offices.
There @as no excitement.
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Tole @E arohtS.
foreign News.

MArAstoaAs, April sozDiaa hos
reocoupisd Guadalaguara, Gdadagua'
Ia is in complete state Of anarchy,
The Government TROOPS have evaou.
ated Durango, Treyino received
notice Of the bls * flag having been
raised at Matamorss yesterday, he
laughed and said "the flag Of COW
ards"
MADRID, May 2.-Serrano is ad
vanoing on Estella. Several Carlist
defeats are officially anpouaeed. The
Duke Of Gesta. partisan Of Isabella
waa arrested here. f1"t
Paris, May 4.-Advices have boeu
received here from Spain vhioh con
tradicss most positively the dispatch
es sent from Madrid, in regard to the
Carlists insarrco,ion. .' a
The Union announces, Oh what Il
terms of6ciul authority, that D,n car
los Is in Spain at tho heal Of his vol.
uuteers. and that Don Alphonss and
brother is with bim. The proclama,
tiou, signed by him, Hhich was circu.
lating in Madrid, wa- genuine. There
is deep measures in Madrid.
MATAmoRAs, May 4.-The revolt.
tionis's lave retired, refugees are re-
turning.
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TaAC Your Own IlOmc PapeF,

'What tells US SO readily tho stan
dard OF town or city as the appear
ancc OF its puper 7 Aud its youth or
its age Can as we'll be determined by
,he obsel wing as by pcrs"nal notice.
The enterprise Of it's citizens, is de.
picted by its advertisements, their
liberality by the looks of the paper.
Some papers show good, solid, heal.
thy foundation, plethorie purses, aud
weli.to-do app"arauce generally ;
Others sho" a st' living to contend with
the grasp'rg thousands around them,
trying hard TO wrench ont an exis-
tence from the close fsted communi.
ty arou"d them. An occasional me.
teoric display in it. columns Of tcle-
graph 'r local or of editorials, show
what it can do if it had the means,
built cannot continue in tho expen-
slvo work until suipo't comc~, which
ought to 10 readi y granted. A
newspaper is Ike a church it wants
f'-ter'ng in tre commencement, and
Tor fe" year then, a. II gen"Ial
thing, it can walk al ne, and ref.ct
c,cd't upon il, luc,,foo. Take your
home pupcr;it give You more new
Of inmediute inter. g. than New 70. k
or OTHER p 'pers ; it talks 70, you when
other localities be.ie yen ; it stands
up Tor J"ur rights y"u always have r
champion in your home paper, and
thoss who sand up f,r you should &C ,
tainl., be we'll Sustained. Your in.
forest are Kindred aud cqu.l, aud you
must liso or fall together. There.
fore, it is your interest to support
your home paper; not grudgIugly,
but in libernl spirit asa pleasure.
not as disagree tile duty but as an
investment that will amply pay the
expenditure,