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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

Mr.. Ball, of Warsaw, Auditor of Kos
ciusko county, paid our office a visit last
Monday morning, lie had been visiting
relatives near this city. He reports War
saw as improving rapidly this season.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

1t is reported that ex-senator S. c..
PomeroY, OF Kansas, has asserted his in
tention to inaugirate a campaign for the
Senatorship left vacant by the resignation
of Caldwell. We have no faith in the re-
port.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29
ing on the 18th day of May, 1873, of seventv-hye

ing on the 18th day of May, 1873, of seventy-fve
dollars.
SEC. g.. The fees aid salaries above provided
for shall be paid as near as may be in quarterly
payments, on the first day of July, October, Janua-
ry and April, on an iteraized account, verified by
affidavit.
SEC. Z. The Clerk is hereby authorized to credit
and allow any account for official services, of auy
officer of the city, whose compensation is fixed by
law, or an ordinance IF the city, and his warrant
drawn on the Treasurer, signed by the Mayor,
shall be a sufficient voucher to the Treasurer for
the amount.
HORACE CORBIN, Mayor.
Attest, A. L. THOMSON, Clerk.
Passed May 26, 1873. 2
Shade Treet.
SEC. l. Any person who shall cut break or other
wise 1uJure or destroy any shade or namen tree
or boxing protecting the same, other than his own
at any place within the limits of said city, shall,
upon conviction, before the Mayor be fined in any
sum not less than ten nor more than one hundred
dollars.
SEC, 2 Any person or persons whomsoever, con.
victed of having hitehed, tied, or fastened any
horse, horses Or mules, or other animals to any
shade tr.se or boxing protecting the same, other thar
his own, within the city of Plymouth shall BE-
fined in any sum notices. than two nor more thar
twenty-five dollars.
SEC. 5. That it shall be unlwful for any person
or persons to unhitch and feed any horse or othel
animal in front of any private residence in sale
city. Any person violating any of the provision,
OF this section, shall upon conviction before til,
Mayor be fined in any sum not less than one no
more than ten dollars.
HORACE CORBIN, Mayor.
Attest A. l.. THOMSON, Clerk.
Passed May 26th. 1873.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29
Notice Of Appointment.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
N has been appointed Administrator of the rs
tate of Caroline II. james, late Of Marshal
County. deceased. said Estate supposed to be
solvent. JOHN COTTON, Admir-.
May 18th, 1S13-3w
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

If you want to get the greatest bargains not only
offered IN Northern Indiana, but in Northern and
Southern combined, just give them a call. They
have the heaviest stock ever seen in Plymouth:
they have literally stacks of the loveliest flowers;
and notions, such as collars. cuffs, handkerchiefs
edges, netts, braids, corsets, veilings, neck ties,
rufiing, threads, needles, pins, &c, &c; Also
agents for the celebrated Butterick Patterns. Straw
work of all kinds done in the best manner.
They have taken great pains in selecting their
goods, and feel assured that any one who win buy
OF them once, will do SO again. Give them a cali.
Corner of Gano and Michigan Street, Plymouth.
Mrs. WILLIAMSON & WEIGH.
April 24th-2mos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

at the Corner of Gano and Michigan Street. one
door North of Blain's Drug Store, in the room for
merly occupied by Mrs. PEMBROKE.
, 1873-03-19
THE STATES ATTORNEY.

70 thu Editor Of Tia Chicago tribune:
SIN: Some injustice, think has boon done
to our stato'a Attorney by tho various criticisms
which havc boen made Of late upon hls conduct
In the trial Of criminal cases. The conclusion
which tho public Hsoms to have reachod ro1eots
somowhat upon the efficiency, II not tho integri-
ty, Of that oflcor, and I think, to some extent,
un5ustly 80. He may lack sono Of tho qualinca-
tionB Of good lawyer, but thoro nre sone In
which he Is not lacking. He is the equal Of my
man at this bar in enorgy, zeal, and q willing
noss to work. Ho can try moro caaos in givon
space Of time, and he does, in faot, try four
times as many, Us any member OF this bar, With
out exception.
It may bo, ~ is claimed by somo, that ho in
ovorpatd; It 10 oertain that ho ia overworlled.
Ho trieB four timos as many caros as ho ought
to DO CALLED upon to try. II he could try his
caBos four t1mos rs we1l as he doos, tho result
would be satisfactory to everybody but the
criminals themselves. But this Ia not possible
II ho were required to try only onc-fourth rs
many a. ho now dooB the result would DO eq,1nl-
ly satisfactory, and this is possible.
Let the Legislature ut once pass an act giving
the County Commissioners power to appoint
three additional Stato'B Attorneys in "nll
countlos having population Of 10000, or up
wards, "-tde compensation OF such officers to
DO paid ont Of the foos collected by States At
tornoys In such oountoa. Those amount to from
aalary OF 97,000 now allowed by Law to such
States Attorneys.
The conviction Of criminals would thus be-
como certain and efficient, and tho exponso bo
no creator than ut prespnt. 8.
CHICAGO, March II, 1878.
, 1873-03-19

10 The Editor Of The Chicago 1tri5Rne:

10 The Editor Of Tic Chicago Tribune:
em: In reference to an article In last Sundays
TRIBUNE on poata1~cards and their domerits,
signed ". f. uasaell. I bog to offer fow re-
masks rs the individual who ponned those lines
on which Alr. Haaaoll comments could know but
littlo OF tho postal systom Of England. Postal
cards aro quite as private as etters during their
transmission through tho post, every officer being
forbidden, under ponalty Of dismissal, to dis
close their contenta md, provided they aro
obscone, they have The authority to prevent the
same from being delivered Written in pencil,
they arc quite inegiblo after transmission.
spoak from experience, having served il tho
capacity Of Poatnastor.
Mr. Hassolps improvement that he suggeata,
would not romedy those OWLS. In tho first place,
my eyil-dispoBod person, Wishing to send i'm
pertinent messages for others to read during
their transmission, would not be likely to fold
them in tho mnuner described by Mr.. Hasaoll
Again; il hia process wore to be put in operation
would it not bo aB soll to dispense with postal
cards, md have halt-penny postage at once 2
Stamped envelopes, or even wrappers, would
anewor the purpoae, without the trouble of in
vomiting something that would bo quite supor-
fluous. BID.
CHICAGO, March Is, 1873.
, 1873-03-19
O'T00LE, THE BUTCHER.

Ed. o'Toole, the man who almost killed. his
wife, on Monday night, with pitcher, was held
yesterday morning, by Judge 6cully, in al, 00o
Mrs O'Toole was removed o. to tho % residence Voi 81
hor husbands brother, No. 4l8 Hubbard street,
yesterday afternoon. Sic was then in com.
Portable condidition, but, at m carly hour this
morning, was feyeriah and somewhat doliriolls
O'Tooles friends represont that ho iB insane.
They informed our reporter that he was IN in
mato OF the Insane Asylum at Jacksonville two
years. Since he left there lo has boon
Subject to froquont fits Of insanity. At such
times he IL worry violent. It would soem that tic
unuRi plen In murder caacB has been again M.
tiopated In this case, and pleaded before trial
The man may or may not be insane, but tbpt LIE
waa drunk on Monday night, when he struck hit
wife, Ia vol eAtnblished.
, 1873-03-19

tonse in nature and dramatic oulturo. Ho glyos
to Cassitts Ills rightfnl rank IN tho Btory-thnt
Of tho chief oonsPirator, md tho moving spring
toned whether ho doos not, at tho samo tlmso,
carry. too far the assumption Of s1iperlority
ovor bts coadutorB. It is the 'atar'e' tindonbted
knowledge TO command, II ho can, by legitimate
auditors, but not to tie ostont Of Interference
with the established rotations Of tho characters
toward cach other. Tor instance, In tho garden
accno, aftcr tho plan Of tho nBsasainatton has
boon egrood upon, Mr. Booth sponka Win tono
"Fricnds, dlaporso yourselves" giving It aa q
poromptory order, and not ms q suggestion.
Apart from tho apnaront dosiro for prominence,
and tho oceasional disposition To- pioeo out
booths rendition is powerful and mas
terly. Tho grim tenaclty Of purpose, ho
gloomy Suspicion, tho profound discomfort, tho
ship-all theao attributes aro reproduced With
perfect consistency aud oonsummato art; Iho
waillnga at tic killing Of CGaar was hno1y con-
struoted, and tho unwilling extt was Ia, nupsrb %
was one OF the best portions Of tho rendition,
and secured a storm Of applause. The exchange
Of loading oharnotors wna ofEcctod moro auccoss-
fully tlan might hnye boon expected.
perception d The requirements Of tho rolc, and
innnitosting praiBsWorthy determination to
give it his best ability. Hc can improve tho i'm
persouation greatly by rpoasing bis noliloquieH
with moro do1bera}ton aud slownosB. It iB duo to
Mr.. Powor to eay that he appeared moro aocopta-
bio as Antony than rs Cdssfus. Ho ia sadly out
Of hia element, howcyer, In parts of this magni-
tudo. Mr.. Maynard haa mood to keep his ego on
his aspirates, II order to prevont tho rcourronco
Of tho noticeable speech: "Opsar will stay at
ono to-day" With oil his royal munincenco,
hiatory onits to mention that great Cfcsnr dis
Tonight Mr. 'Dootl, oppoarn NJ marc Antony.
, 1873-03-19
Burning OF q Church in Itnly-.Loas
OF Lilo.

From the Vocs delta Perita, Ftb. II.
The little Church OF st. Bernard at Foligno,
took fire during VeBpers Oh Sunday Inst, and tho
drapery, which Ind not been removed since tho
celebration Of O recent festival, rapidly spread
tho flames throughout tho adilce. Women
blookaded the main entrauces screaming and
uttering prayers. The muslin and gauze burned
almost with tho rapidity Of gunpowaer, and
large shoeta Of flames traveraod tho church in
every direction. Tho hoat became intense md
sparks fred tho dresses OF many women and
ohlldron. The report that woman had been
crushed to doeth caused the crowd to rush into
tho interior Of the church, whore flyo victims
were burned to denth. Whom tho crowd Ind
rushed back they found themselves hanked by
fire, as 1arge piles Of chairs, kneeling-stools aud
benches On either side Of the door had been
reached by the flames and were burning. Tho
fumes Of the burnt drapery wero sufrocatiuy,
aud It is tho general opinion that tho unforta-
nate females whose lives were eacrifced woro
first overcome by tho stiling smoke. Only two
Of the bodies lave been identified, viz /, Ella
Form, q young woman who had boon married
only two woeks, and Cecilia Perrono. The new
altar Of tho church, with its magnificent tabsr-
pictures, including All original by Domenichino,
are gone. Tho organ and choir are destroyed.
In fact nothing remains Of the beautiful shrine
OF San Bernardo but Its charred aud desolate pill
lars hud walls,
, 1873-03-19
How a I1otel-Ikecpcr Knows nn HON
est N6ANs

A Now York hotol-keeper hns discovered an
customers. lie says II haSo made 1t q rule in
my houso, whenovcr man wants room and
han no baggage, to demand pay in advance, Us IL
usual. II ho manifoBts no objection, and puts
1a hand In hia pocket for money, toll him II III
all right; that he can pay just aa we'll when ho
goes away. That kind Of mnn always pays. Dut
there IL another sort OF fel1owwho, when inform
cd OF tho rule, pretouds to be worry Indignant,
insisting that be IL q gentleman, by, and ~
or T his Is honesty hon d doabted o1 In p suoh easo IT,
yariabiy inblst on the production q tho funds,
for know It don't got them then never
shou!d got thon III tho world. Men who talk
about their honor, and assume to be inHuited
llrnt-olaHa dead-beats,n
, 1873-03-19

From the Golden Age.
Tho Golden Age las received on good authority
an anecdoto giving peep into tho mind Of pres-
ident Grant on tho woman question. hr: Sur
gent and Mr. Howe, Of Boston, and Mr. Willard,
shortly before lis Inauguration, and asked him
to insert into his inaugural speech few kindly
words in behalf Of womana suffrage. He an
awered TINT Ao was opposed to It.. They remind
Philadelphia, and on which ho WAS nominated,
said III its fourteenth resolve something Which
the Presidents femalo supporters had supposed
knowing wink, as much as to eay, "Woll, that
was tor buncoimbe," and dismissed tho subject
with laugb. saying he would 800 about It, Wo
mention tho occurrence III order to notify those
lazy advocates OF woman suffrage who expect
tho Republican party to achieve this reform for
them, that they have nothing to expect from tho
President or from tho party, and that t1o lest I;
back upon themselves, and go to work as Of
YOr9.
, 1873-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS.



Tho second ThomnB- -Rubinatoin couccrt was
given last evening ut the Union Park Congrega-
tional Church to good audience, but not as
large AS 1t should hnyo been considering tho at-
tractive character of the programme, which was
much better than that Of tho first evening. Tho
concerto for the cvcning was Doethovons
No. 4, and those who had tho good
fortune to hear it will long remom-
ber 1t, not only as one Of tho grand
dest Of Boothovon'B compositious, but as tho
most superb musical performance ever heard In
this city. Both Rubinstein mud Thomas Heon1od
to onter moro fully into the spirit Of tho glorious
music than they did on the evening previous,
even In Rubinstein'B own concerto, which may
have been, in part, owing to the fact
that they were playing in an auditorium
where they could hear each other, and
whero the piano and orchestra could
maintain some mutual relations OF sympathy.
The orchestra gave itsof to it's work with most
conscientious ondeavor, as it always docs when
Doethovon's music Is before 1t, aud fairly divided
tho honors with Rubinstoin. The latter, es-
pecially in tho slow movement, did aomo OF his
n St Ts se5nass a9s only ag sip ss R psss5a a s q
@ Trough tho ''ssG e1eaessra Pssssgss Passssss
~ the awaying Of bis body, but ALSO by
Of the composer and the exquititely beautiful
manner in which ho developed the ideas Of the
composition. Tho playing of this allow naoyo-
mont was tho tondereBt and most purely poetical
effort on tho piano ever heard hero, and was OF
COTTON BY those who had the good fortune to hear
1t. Notwithstanding tho eoVoro demand which
such performance must make upon tho endur-
ance Of the player, he gave tue eohumann Car
elBtib!e, especially in tho bavidito March which
closed 1t, which he performed oH freshly ami
, 1873-03-19

HOGS-Thcro Was losH animation In tho hog
trade, md prices wero weak and lower. The
supply was by no meana largo, but was COM
posed Of c1ass Of stock hut poorly suited to the
Fnntn Of buyorn, and ti1!n fuct, takun ircuIncc-
ton with reports Of lower prices at the East
caused general depression among all classoa
of operators, and prices settled back to about
the closing rates Of laat wools, or to 44.75@5.2O
for poor to choice. Even at tho reduction.
mud moderate ut was tho supply not all tho offer
iugs found buyers. Sales were objected at :34.75
@4.95 for poor to common ; at $5.00@5.05 for
medium, and at S5.10D5,20 for good to ohoico-
principally at s500@5.10
, 1873-03-19
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, March 10.
During the week under reyiew steadily fair
activity has characterized the demand for staple
domestic aud foreign dry goods. and prices hove
attendance OF interior merchants is noticeably
Oh the increase, aud there can be no doubt that a
continuance Of tho proseut spriuK-like Weather
would impart d decided stimulus to trade,
Of merchandise arc not wanting. Aside from
staple toxtiles, the movement continues little
slack.
The carpet trado ia slowly improving, the
that Of nny Of tho preceding weokn Of tho pros-
ent season. The demand, however, ia still far
from being active, and pricoB aro only inditfor-
emily sustained. Below arc tho quotations:
, 1873-03-19

17etk H1HR u tHo WVUu5HWxAfo EAEt0Fy
OF the Two Ntvorb EVKts.) N1nnufnc.
turing Compnny--.Loss 100000.
From tbs 1tco Riptrs {ETi..> Chronicle {Ertya>.
March 13.
The alarm Of fire last night proved to bo the
woodenware factory Of tho Two Rivers Manu-
featuring Company. The first alarm waa sound
Cd as about half-past O'clock, and In leBa t1lnn
tents, was entirely consumed. Owing to
tho want OF shipping faeiliticu, tho building
was crowded with hniaLed waros awaiting thee
arrival Of boat which, togethcr with tie build
etock pilod on the yard, and the coatents Of tic
dry houses have been licked up by tho deyouring
element. Tho loss cannot fail short OF 600, ,006,
and will b severely folt by tho whole county,
Wo published statement. short time Bince, Of
one factory, showing but littlo short Of $3.50, 600
The Company has determined to rebuild 1T
onc0.
, 1873-03-19

OAITLE-Owing purity to tho largo supply
on Of sale and partly to lho .nfay9rabl9 roaoton
cnalor. Tho arrivals since Saturday have boon
0,688, or 1014 moro thnn for tho Barno tiTno Inst
wcok, and 1857 moro than for tho correspond
Ing. poriod weok boforo laat. Tho attendance
offered waa above tho average, md mninly vol
Auitol to tho wants Of tho tratlo; but those
favorable circumstances woro counterbnlanced
BY the excessive character OF tho supply, a1ld
and, aa boforo stated, trading was allow ut weak
md irregular p1cea. Tho number on Bhlo to-
day rcaohod fully 1000, Of which loss than 2, 900
@ woro :, ,lisposel Of. Salon wore principally on
falo accounts, Il s4.5o&5.oo for common @ T to
lbs, and at 81. 5.25@o00 for good to choice quail
Ges,. avoraging from 1:20o to 1,450 lbs. Il.
str'eorn 10 r. d CO. sold large drove 600 head)
ssorssns Iva lbs, % Wss Bought Gai BY 'isass faaao
Waixel at $3.50, but, with thoso two exceptions,
nothing fotohed ovor 5000. Butchers were idle,
nor woro feedera operating to any considerable
o1tont, aud, 80 far ss common grades wore con.
stand-atll. Holders Of thin common hutchors
stuff would hhyo been glad to cloHo out ut na-
terial concession from previous rates, but just
how much lower prlcoa really wore 1t is imposaf-
blo, In the abaonco Of Hafes, to determine. Stock
stoora arc nominally firm, ind tho demand may
be nxpootod 70 KouP pn.u' with TIM arprly.
Thus far during tho present wook tho Jews
have been the principal operators, tho purchnsos
Of Isaac Wni1el alone ombracihg 1900 heal.
His purchases yesterday amounted to l,014
head.
QUOTATIONS..
E1tra-Gradcd steora averaging l,l50 lbs
and upwards. .so.25@eA 40
Ohoico UcoveH-Finc, fat, we'll formed 3year
70 yearo old steers, averaging 1850 to -.-
400 5.76@0.oo
Good -We-fattened, finely formed
seers, avorngng 1900 70 1a00 los. 525@sbo
Medium GralcB-Btcors In fair flesh, avcr-
nging 1850 to 800 Lbs. 4.76@soo
Dutchers' Btock-Common to fair htecrs,
and good to o1trn cowB, for city
slaughor, averaging 800 to LOO s.7s@4so
gtock Cattio-Common cattle, In decent
acah, averaging 100 to 1850 bs.-........ 3.40@44o
Inferior-Light aud thin cows, Ao!fers,
aags, bulls, ami scallawag secrs. 1763oo
Castlo-Toxas, Northern Wintcrcd... 275GI3,75
Cattle-Corn-fed Tcxas. .....-............ 40048
, 1873-03-19
IEWELRY THEFT.

Harry Floyd, at whose aaloon the Tom Allen
gang OF robbers was captured, WAS, yesterday.
arrested Tor atealing q quantity Of 1ewelry from
tho house Of Mr. J. @. Gutherie, on Indiana
avenue, near Twonty-Bixth street. His trial will
come on this morning, boforo Jussice Danyon.
, 1873-03-19
DEATHS.

tl,is oy. March - atl77 ga.nrboll-nv..
Funorai aotv!eos Will DO hold In tho First Methodist
Gnurch ot Whtoh o has boon nemeor during tho pnst
r., Thursday. Tho .emai9s will 10 taken to Rosohi
moral WORTH and HIS death briuaa widc cTolo
81 acou9ntsnoe, by whom, he w1s unigersalY osoood.
EyNoM YoEk M npl P pphlM11delphis ID papors please copy
County, ney. Petor K HYo, Pastor Of tic Methodist
Epfscnral Church Of that p!aco.
hnye bo99 bEought from Kansas. nud Will 10 reerred
Train toaYee depot Mt / .. m.
MoMA HOMO Monday, 18th iust. at as Walnutst..
Fanny. eldest danHhtor Of john L. MoMahon.
ETpn}tt4y1 and qSebeo Cannds, papers neasc copy
,YEklblnfG0n Tuesday 'nornlnE tho 18Th inst. En
Of Nelllo and John H. Yorbusy. -
Funeral from their residence, No. 81 Wost Madison
18th inst. "
, 1873-03-19
FRANCE,

vEnsA1LIEs, March 1s.--Tho annual budget
Was prosontcd to the National Assembly yoster..
tho public funds. There Is now in tho Treasury
half Of tho sum duo to Germany, and no loan
Will DO required to couplote the payments Of
convention signod on Saturday last by Ihiora
and Count Won Arnim.
PANS, March 18.~-Tho manager OF tho Rappcl
newspaper has boen summoned to answer tho
charge of violating tho laws regulating tho
prcBa.
, 1873-03-19

Lou1sv1LLE, March 10.-Lansbrough, tho
young man who shot bis brother-ln-law, Mike
Laffy, laat night, uhllo tho lattor was threaten-
lug hia wlfo, surrendered himself to tho author
tiles, to-day and naa sent to Jail without bail, 90
LB1y'a condition III critical.
, 1873-03-19

NTArAMonAs, March IA recent order from
tho City of Mexico to tho Collector OF Customs
here, prohibits -importora aonding foreign
merchandise ,hence to othor cities within tho
Zona Libra as hetetofore which in effect largely
as the goods ostonBibly sent from hero to other
places for consumtpion within the Zonn Libra
havo found their way into tho interior without
tho payment Of duty to tho Government.
, 1873-03-19

Sptcfat Dfspatoh to 1hs Chfcaqo Tribune.
nooHronD, ILL.,. March l8.-hlrs. Wilder, the
young wife Of d Chicago capitalist, publicly
horseWhipped Jno. White, proprietor Of QUE Of
the principal hotels here, this Afternoon, about
, 1873-03-19
FOREIGN.
Fronch Finances Reported in a
Satisfactory Condition.
Additional Details of the Frauds on the
Bank Of England.


LONDON, March 18.-Throe shabbsly droBsed
mon, beloved to DO Americans, wore arrested IN
Cork, ireland, this morning, whilo attempting
to deposit $4,000 In a bank. Thoy aro supposed
to bo tho parties who rooently committed tho
frauds on tho Bank Of England.
NEW YonK, March 18.-Tho London Telegraph
Of tho 9TH inst has the following additional pnr
tloularH Of the frauds on the Bank Of England !,
Bo far as yet known the firms whoao sigua-
tures woro forged nro the followinBi Messrs.
hothpohild Mosgrs. Barring. Drothofa d o.; :;
Moasrs. Brown, ehiploy d Co.. Mesara J. Il.
gohroodor y CO. Mcssrs. auso Bibcth :;
Mosars. b. W. Dlydonstoin; MoBBrs. j. l. O.
Imthurn tho German Bank Of London the
London aud Westminster Banlt; tho Union
Bank md tho Bank Of belgium and Holland.
OF tho proceeds roali2od about e60,000 woro In
vostod In United statos bonds, all OF which
were purchased from Jay Cooke, Moool!ooh
90. Tho person who passed. himBelf of
aB Warron's clerk wnH arrested In tho Office Of
tho Continental Bank, on Saturday morning. tho
lst inst, while on hia wny to jay Cooke, NO.
Cnlloch 4 Co., for packet Of bonds to qtho vat,A
Of 5c20, 900, tlio check for which hnd been duly
paid by tho Dank Of England tho previous days.
OF co.irac, tho firm in question know nothing Of
tho bills, md tho fraudulent nature Of tho tranB-
actions was thon for tho Arst time nscortainod.
Tho bonds which have boon advertised aro paya-
BILE to bparor, md those Of Which Warron
himself hRs obtanel posBeaBlon.
, 1873-03-19
Occan Stou1nsl,ln Eexy.,

LONDON, March l8.-Tho steamships scanai-
naYiau, Great Wcstern, Republic, City OF BROOK
lyn, and Periore, have arrived out.
NEW YoRK, March 1a.-Arriyed- Baltic
and Wisconsin, from liverpool.
, 1873-03-19
lThiY

RoME, March 18.-Tho Pope ;gavo an audience
yesterday to 100 Canadians, who served in tho
Ponti1cal Zouavos- His Holiness congratulated
tie visltors on their stoadfast devotion to tho
Church,
, 1873-03-19

aro lrmer, rs tho receipts were light aud not
sufficient to supply tho wants OF tho local and
outside buyers in attondance. Tho quality was
bottor than usual, aud mopt of tho sales woro Of
fectod ut 94.00@5.25. We quota poor to COM
mon ut a350@4.00; medium at 81 .25@4.50 and
good to strictly choice ut s4.75@5G5. The fol-
lowing arc some Of tho transactions;
6ItEEr BALES.
fe A. prsee Se As lriec g: SS 4g Prsss
49, 3s9 1oS oo 81, S3 90 lol 5so 4a % 500
, 1873-03-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

TuKsDAY EVENING, Mnrcf 18.
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