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, 1873-03-30
GREAT BRIAN.

LONDON, March 29.-Thc occurrence OF the
t1ford aud Cambridge boat race, this afternoon,
causes great interest. Business almost en-
tirely neglected. The weather is warm and de-
Gghtful. The fog has cleared away, and the sun
ia shining brightly. The crowd congzegatins to
witness the race il reported to be unpfecedent-
ed. Both shores of the Thames are crowded
with people FROM Putuey to Mortlake Tho
bridgea crossing the Thames are packed. Light
and dark blue bunting, the colora Of the Cam
bridge and Oxford crows, are displayed At al
quarters. Tho dark blue is the favorite. Al
mostovery person wears 3 light dark blue rosette
The crowd ls tho largest ever congresated to
view like contest. The Prince Of Wales and
his children are on tho umpi1e's boat
The race took place over the usual Thames
course.
Tho start WIS effected at 81 minutes past 2
o'clock. The Cambridge crow took the lead i'm
mediately, at very rapid stroke, and were fair
distance ahead OF their competitors to Bishops
Creek three fur1ongs from the starting point.
Here tho Oxfords spurted vigorously, and drew
up passing the Cantabs at the soap-works,
ono mile and fonr fur1ongs from this
aqueduct bridge. The steady stroke Of the
Cantabs BOON after has3nn 70 :ai' 0h their oppo-
a5nts, and in few moments the Cambridge
boat resumed the lead The race Was practically
over at Carny reach, the Cambridge crow there
after maintaining the lead and winning easily by
three lengths.
Tho Oxford cr7w rowed from SO to 4s strokes
minute, and the Cantabs from 38 to ~ strokes.
Tho time Of the race was 20 minutes and IS
seconds.
, 1873-03-30

NEW ioRH, March 29.-Co11oN--In modera.e ze-
queRt; midding upland, 19Ec,
DREAoarUFFs-Florz In moderate demand super
Ana Western and State, IS .103675; ccra,non to good
extra z6.oo@7.50 good to choice, $75538 49, yhtte
wheat extra, $5.50@10.50; Ohio, $115al0.5o: St.
Louis, s7.50312.75. Rye fuuz stcady. Corn 1aeai
quiet. Wheat IN limited demand /; export demand
checked by scarcity Of freight room and high rates Of
freight; receipts, 10000 bu; inferior red Western
$l70: common white Western, S1.o0: No. 2 Mil1au-
xse, *lcs91:7o No. Ctiesgo, H.to; winter red
Western, sl.7ot81.84E- Rye in light supply Bar.sy
unchanged. Corn shade eas1eT, with moderate de-
macd receipta. 5000 bu new mixed Wcntcrn, $500
6.c ola DO adoat. t611c; do IN store, 644@c4He:
VeTj choicG do, &c; new mixed Western for June
&c. Oats In nlodernte demand and firm raoeipta
@suo ou old mi1ed Western in stores size; ntw d.
&3Ac.
Eaas-Quiet and weak Tes:orn 24ta24ke
HAT AND HoPs-Qu1et.
LEA1HEn-Quiet at 23@31c; OE1noco, 27@28xe
WooL-Qniet and ezsier; domestic deece, 55@5sc:
NO; ! pulled, 499521c: extra do, Soc; e1tA Texas
GaocERlEs-Conee, sugar, and moIaeses u changed.
Rice quiet.
PzrRorErx-Dull; crude, oHc in bulk 1ac In a1ip-
ping order; refined, 19Ac.
TURPEsrHE-Steady; 59A@G0c,
pRoT1s1oSs-Pork excited; new meas, slB32Ha
1880 old do, 1875 e1tr. PRIME $500; prime mesa
$l5.00916.o0. Beef dull and unchanged. Cut me,ts
firm pickJod hsms, 14Ac. Nuddles higher: ef;ort
clear, 90; long, 999Ec- Lard in good demand md
higher; Western steam, 8Ac.
DU11ER-Quiet and firm at l8(a31o.
CHzEsK-Qutet and steady.
NL3Kx-LoHeE at 8lc,
, 1873-03-30
The Eric Iuycsrf~1tior.

New YohK, March 29.-The testimony Of afr
Name, at the Erie Legislative Investigation, yes
tertay, and which aas not reported until to day,
Lane, it socms. stated nothing about money
being paid to effect legislation. At tho time OF tue
proposed changein the Board, he mado the point
that Gould should not be removed tletaftom.
While his negotiations were in progress, no
learned Of . movement. headed by sickles; He
received 567, 500 at the time of the revolution,
but his arrangement was that he should receive
100000 counsel fees during the year. Mr..
Barlow was to mako him Ct least $250,dG0
in other enterprises. In the list Of
Directors submitted by him were the names Of
O'Doherty and Gardiner, but to these SicEles
objected: These gentlemen were then given
81, 900 each for having their narnes left or.
When 0'Doherty was il Europe, he sought to
preJant tha negotiation OF the bonds In tho
, 1873-03-30

ABINGDON. H., March 29.-Our city was last
night in high state Of rejoicing over the sue
GOES Of the effort to pay the Indebtedness Of
Abingdon College At meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees aud friends Of the College, on tho
18th Of last mouth the Indebtedness was found
to be more than $4,000. The issue was pre-
scented, "Shnn Abingdon College be paid of by
its friends, or sold out by its creditors z" twas
resolved to pay it out, without paying IN agent
to beg funds. and tonight Witnessed tho con-
summation OF the work. At 8 o'clock p. H., the
Stars and Stripes were displayed from tho top
Of the stately tower which forms part
Of The college building, and Which
is visible for miles. At niel,tfall
every window from basement to bclfry was il
Illuminated, presenting grand spectacle. Tho
Spacious hall Nns packed with eager friepdg of
tho collega-an1ious to hear the report OF tho
Finance Committee. After the applause which
greeted their appearance had subsidized, their re-
port was rend, showing that the Hum required
hnd been raised and 81, 500 in exccss. Tho
sSeh sss Word S'' as e?R a gave which 1hsEs' ~ss @ So
lowed BY short speeches by President
Butler, Prof. Thompson. and others, and after
hearty congratulations had been INDUCED in,
resolutions OF thanks wero offered, aad fer
vent Thanksgiving prayer, the meeting adjourned,
everybody rejoicing that Abingdon can truly
boast vigorous rising college free from debt.
, 1873-03-30
POLITICAL.
Municipal Nominations In Madison,
1si1., and Princeton, tll.--PeunsyI-
yaniu Reform TOIq.12ent.

yuniu Reform Movement.
SpeciaI Dispatch to The C.scu1o Tribune.
PE1SCEToS, ILL.,, March 29.--The Republicans
of Princeton mot in convention to-day and nonl-
inatoI their township officers. The Liberals
meet on Monday evening to make their selection
OF candidates. The sober second thought is
bringing with it n reaction in favor Of the re-
nomination of Judge Lawrence for tho Supreme
Bench His recent decision in the Mclean
County case created much prajudice against him
on account of the first imperfect telegraph sy-
nopais given Of it, but when tho people
come to read it over carefully, tho evi-
dence appears very clear, that the decision, al
though temporary defeat, points out the way
for tile Legislature to make q law that viii bring
the railroads to ternl5. That this is the under
standing the farmers are getting Of the Judges
opinion is further oTidenced by the fact that tho
Executive Committee Of the Farmers State
Grange, By resolution at their Sterling meeting,
practically indo1se him.
Special Di,Dctch IN The Chicaoo 7fl&stne.
MADISON, Wis, alarcll 39.-Bot1 parties hare
mado nominations for the city election on Tuee-
day. The Democrats this afternoon, after two
ballots, when the vote stood tie with ). c.
Ford, nominated J. c. Gregory for Mayor, and
William Farrell. for Treasurer.
The Republicans, tonight, nominated J. C..
Mckinney, for Mayor, end c. G. Mayors, for
Treasurer. There will be Il lively contest
New IonE. March 29.--It is reported from
Harrisburg, Pa, that a movement is on foot for
Peoples Convention in the interest Of political
reform.
DETROIT, Mich, March 29.-Judgo T. J. Lit
tle]ohu, OF Alfc5an. has received the Democratic
nomination for the Judgeship Of the new Twen-
t1ctl Circuit.
, 1873-03-30

hands of Bischoffachcim g. Co., end he Qane)
was advised by London barirHtor to take criminal
action against him for h1ackmailing. Ho uane)
WAS told that Siclles received $4,000 from
Bischonschom, hut 1lcHenry Lad told him he
demanded 100000.
Beach, counsel for O'Doherty, undertook to
ask questions, but, being interrupted, left.
day, that dividends were declared after tho con-
viction that the earnings justified them. He
directed the payment OF the S30 ,0U0 claim by
Vanderbilt to bo withheld until verified, Eric
was to pay tho Atlantic i Great Western Road
for extending the tracks to the new oil point on
the Allegheny River. He heard that NcIienry
and Barlow held stock in that road. lNr. Bar
low tayo not cent in the rc..@.'] The
Atlantic 4 Great Western had ella: 7, against
tho Eric for 81 200, 600. The rar value Of tho
stock outstanding is SSG, 1000, 0O0.
Adjourned.
, 1873-03-30

parade during the next !state Fair we're set on
foot. All the railroads in tho State except t7To.
have agreed to give the Society tho advantage
OF the customary half-fare rates
Tho Milwaukee Daily Sentinel will appear this
morning, for the first time, az Sunday paper
1t las recently assumed tho quar:3 form, and
las been otherwise improved anu ,,opul.rized.
The Sunday edition Of the paper has been in
contemplation for some time, and its business
prospects arc very !atterius.
Bureau County Q1l.) has just made her second
contribution to the State Prison at Joliet for
tlis term OF the Circuit Court. The first WAS
one Hiram D. Barney, for shooting with inton-
county, sentenced to S years. Whisky and e
woman were at the bottom of the trouble. Tho
second was one Mecus, boy OF 10 vears, sent
up oEe year for stealing 800 Of a a1r. Ha1d,lut.
, 1873-03-30

WAsH1SdTos, March 29.-Inf1ian Agent Dan-
lols writes to the Department. under date OF
March 20, from Red Cloud Agency, Wyoming
Territory, as follows:
that Lone Antelope" ono OF the hostile chiefs
Of Minneconyon's band of Sioux, with seventy
five lodges, is reported to have just gone into
agency; also, that **sitting Bull" mo Mock, "
hostile Sioux, are in camp at Bear Butte, fopr
da;s march from here, on their way to th;B
place. t.sitting Bull" and his party remained
there to hear from these Indians. have sent
them tobacco and clothes, asking them to come
in, and assuring them Of the good will OF the
Government. It seems advisable that steps be
taken to secure the friendship Of these people,
considering their i'm portapce in connection with
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
, 1873-03-30

from Hawaii says TINT the man Bilwell .a;at Who
was arrested on the charge Of completely with
tic forgories On tho Bank Of Eng land at the
request of the English Government, is not =
British subject, but an American, and native
OF Indiana. His arrest is not justified BY any
treaty OF e1tradtion between Span, England
OF the United States. The arrest is declared BY
lawyers to be illegal and without precedent, ex-
cept in the case Of Argumes, in 1864. They also
declare that it is in violation Of the laws OF
Spain and the treaty stipulations with the United
States. and in contempt Of the guarantees
Of the laws Of 1870, -oIative to foreigners Tho
British Vice-Consul obtained, by compnlsion,
5000 from Mrs. Bdwell, in bonds. Complaints
having been made, the Captain General ordered
that the money should be deposited. BidweM
expressed desire to be sent to New Yorl1
, 1873-03-30
THE WEATHER..

War department Reports ana Pro (.
nosticntions--1ncnEy Hniu-Storms n,
tho Enst-.Ssvollen Streams.
CHICAGO, March 20.-The Signal Service re-
| ports snow this morning at Indianapolis and rain
ut Toledo, Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Toronto. Rochester
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash-
ington cloudy in the East md lake region, as
Tar south as Tennessee, and az far west ~ tile
Mississippi. Thermometer this morning: IS
degrees at San Francisco st Pembina &c st
Duluth ~ a3 at Escanaba 81 at A1pena; IS at
Chicago SO at Detroit 81 at Buffalo ~ at
York 81 at Washington 2; 63 at Charleston; 81
at Mobile.
War DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE Cn1Er
B1oSL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TE1ranAMs AND
kEpon7s ron THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
NAsn1soTos, D. c.. March 29.-probnbilities-
For the Ohio Valley, winds backipg to southwest
during Sunday, with rising temperature. 4
storni-centro will develop during the day in
Nevada, extending eastward to the Upper
mississippi: southeIly Winds and threatening
weather will prevail by Sunday night from the
Upper Likes aouthwestward to Missouri.
WASHINGTON, March 29.--Higk winds pre-
vailed all day, and large trees were uprooted-
The storm continues tonight.
gales have prevailed all day, with heavy rain.
Several houses have been unroofed.
Boston, March ga 1ain-gale has prevailed
here since this afternoonn.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 90. - Advices received
here report the giving way Of pond near Cox
sackio, and tho flooding OF 8 village; OF food
On the Mohawk River ut Schenectady, and Of
threatened floods along the Central Railroad in
this vicinity. The storm continues. and tho river
steadily rising.
ALBANY, March pa severe rain-storm pre-
vailed here all day, and large quantities OF water
ran from tho hills down to the river, washing
away the ice snd raising the stream considera-
bly,.
NEW foaK, March ga high wind prevailed
during the afternoon and evening, with occa-
sional rain.
At Poughkeepsio al tho streams in the vein
ity arc rising, but no damage has fet been done.
, 1873-03-30

OF mails, and require compliance Herewith OF
tho part Of the railroad co,npauies2
Fourth-Can tho Department make greater
compensation to railroad companies than that
prescribed by the act Of March 5, 1892
Fifh-In case tho railroad companies rofuae to
run postal cars as heretofore ut tho compcnsa-
ton prescribed, advise this Department rs to the
extent and nature OF it's powers, under existing
legislation, to provide against delay and losses
IN tue lnconvcnierces resulting therefrom.
St1M-Has Congress the power to confer upon
this Department greater authority and control
over the railroads Of the country in connection
with the postal service than that now poeBessed3
II 10, state tho extent and scope of legislative
power in that direction.
FALSE CENSUS,
Capt Jcckneck, Of the Indian Office was ar-
rested, to-day, on an indictment, found i'll North
Carolina, for alleged making OF d felso CENSUS OF
tie eastern band OF Cherokces. Ho gave bail
for trinl.
TIE FARnAouT CLAIMS
Yesterday, in tho District Court, tho case OF
tho Fsrragut claims for prixe-money for the
destruction Of rebel Vessels in forcing
the passage to Now Orleans, in which the
arbitrators . day or two ago fled their report
awarding 726s, 900, vas up. Slr: corwine, for the
file the evidence taken. The judge overr111ed
the motion, and Con. Butler, for the claimants,
moved decree on the award: To-day the hear
ing was resumed, and Mr. Corwiue fled an e1-
CcpAkOA W Al1t A1DlLlAlo4o 1tQQLks AAo EAtcF~
tons we're overruled, and the court confirmed
the award OF the arbitrators, and ordered the
payment Of tho money, which was done.
SPONTANEOUS HrDRo?HouIA.
Richard Staples, who lately resumed his resi-
donce in Washington, WAS about four months
ago attacked in Chicago By suall dog, but
no wound inflicted. On Wednesday last he
showed symptoms Of lydroplobia. The
physicians found no wound, and accepted
tho statement Of the patient that none
was inflicted, but concluded, that the case
was one OF spontaneous hydrophobia. He suf-
ferod intensely, until yesterday, when he died
During his sickness there was great dorapgo-
mcnt Of the cerobro-spinal nervous system. aud
after death tho body was covered With black
spots produced by tho non-cos3ulation Of blood !
RAILROAD N1A1L-sEHy1CE.
NEW YoEn, March 29-S. L. II. Barlow states |
that tho Eric Company lcd refused to join tho
other roads in the postal-car matter simply to
avoid annoying the public, and not because they |
thought the present compensation just.
At q meeting OF the Presidents OF the various !
trunk railroads interested in the postal-car con-
troTcrsy, held hero this afternoon. it was decided
to continue running postal cars pending the |
actlon OF the Special Committee on the part Of |
tue Senate to report upon the relations Of tho |
PosS-Ofico Department with the railroads, and 3 |
letter to that effect sent to the Postmaster !
General, on behalf Of tho various roads. Agent |
Bangs, of the Post-Oftice Department, vaa
otesont, aud urged that tho appointment Of this |
Committee was evidence that Congress WIS dis |
posed to deal eauitably with the companies.
, 1873-03-30
Cuba

NEW YonK, March %. ~ special from Hayans,
dated the 26th. says that sdvices from Remedies
report the desertion OF portion Of the Cadiz
battalion from the Spanish colo1s 10 the insur-
gents. In recent engagement on the other
side OF Rio Cs1:o, between Agrauonte and
Spanish forces, the former took sixty prisoners
and shot SO OF them One was spared and sent
back with message to the Spaniartls, informing
them that, mona1chists or republicans, they acted
With inhumanity to the insurgents, and that,
therefore, the inaurgents would give no quarter:
Agramonte recently returned Colonel Prucuneu
and several other prisoners to Puerto Principe.
NeveEtheless, Rnbalcaba was executed in tho
latter city. Another version reports that
Agramonte sent Prucuneu and others in e1-
change for the insurgent chief Emilio Lunces,
who had been captured BY tho Spanish troops,
but his capture was not made public.
a special from Key West, Fla, says that it is
su1mised among tho Cubans that the removal Of
Gen Caballas, commander OF the Spanish
forces in Cuba, vas made bccause Of his threat
to ahoot Kelly, correspondent.
, 1873-03-30


| Japanese Minister Mori sailed for Liyerpool
yesterday.
Permits have been issued by tho Boston au-
thorties for 1G3 buildings in the burnt district
! sipce the fire. When the building acts arc
amended, this number will be doubled.
John and Andrew Scott, recently arrested in
Boston on tho charge Of fraud, made Ly cablo
from Edinburgh, have been released, the Extra
ditlon Treaty not covering the case.
William G. Rogers WAS arrested ut Cairo ILL.,,
on Friday, having in his possession three trunks,
reatiy-mado- They were supposed to have been
stolen at Memphis. He claims that he belongs
to the Cincinnati detective police.
A Baltimore special says that compromise
has been effected in the Madison Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church case. The Rev. Mr.
Dashiell is to remain but six months, and to-
morrow he will preach for the first time.
David johnson WAS arrested at Mound City, on
Friday, charged with inccndia1ism connected
with the luto fire in tho Dougkarty barrel fac
tory, which narrowly escaped destruction It is
said that the evidence against him is conclusive.
The steamer Clinton, Of the Keokuk l.
Northern Line, new packet company, arrived
at Dubuque from st. Louis yesterday morning.
She is tie first boat OF the season, and hegalds
the opening Of navigation two weeks earlor than
last year.
Charles ). Cloak, Of Philadelphia, charged
with the murder OF his wife, Was before the
court yesterday on habeas corpus plea Of in-
SANITY. 4Ae court declined to listen to the ovl-
dence aud renanded tho prisoner for trial with
out bail.
4 private letter from Liverpool, to the editor
OF the Madison, Wis, State Journal eays that
Horace Rubber, formerly Of that paper. Gnitod
States Minister to Switzerland, is coming to this
country, on leave Of absence, in the latter part
Of April
A. c. stillwall and D: L. O'Connel, both we'll
known ctizons OF Little Rock. Arb, got into q
personal difficulty on Friday night, in which the
latter WAS ahot By tho former, and 1t is thought
mortally wounded in the throat
Tho vito OF the Presiding Elder, the Rev. II.
G. Willing, Of Joliet, and sister Of the Rev. Dr..
Fowler, Of Chicago, has been preaching revival
Bezmons at the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Perm during the last eight days, and is said to
be eloquent and effective
The Business Committee Of the Michigan Stats
Agricultural Society ia in session ID Grand
Rapids. Arrangements for grand military
, 1873-03-30
Alleged EsOlsOui2l-.

DESvE!., COL, March 2o.-Villiem Newman,
maa OF property, residing for several years rast
IN Denver, engaged IN the cattle business, died
few days since under suspicious circumstances.
His wife and half brother were arrested yes
teraay, charged with murder by administering
arsenic. Circumstantial evidence is very strong
nuuinst them
, 1873-03-30
SUBURBAN NOTES.
EVANSTON.

EVANSTON.
Tho Baptist Society OF Evanston will give sociabe
mex: Thursday night at the rc5idcuco Of n c. Ige-
hart, ESQ.,, on the West Ridge.
RAyEE4WOop.
DR.. j. Walter Waugh will lecture before the avenf-
wood Literary Society," Monday evening. Subject
" India 1tB Temples and PaaccH''
RoGEna' PARK.
DR.. ". c. Dandy will preach at this place this mo.n-
ing. An effort is bc!ng made to organize Methodist
Church aod build house OF Worship this summer.
, 1873-03-30

ST.. LOUIS, March 29.--Anton Holme, who WAS
to have been hanged ne1t Thursday, for the mur-
der Of his wife, has had his execution postponed
by Judge Prilnm, OF tho Criminal Court, to Non
day Nov 13, that his case may hare q hearing
bafure the Supreme Court
, 1873-03-30

LITTLE RocK, Ark, March 2o.-A prize fight
occurred near here, today, ba:ween Jack Mad
den, of St. Louis. and Billy Ward. Of Chicago.
Seven rounds were fought, when Billy Na.d was
declared the winner.
, 1873-03-30

LITTLE, Rocx, Ark, March 2o-In the river
bank now heing made for tho Cairo and Fulton
Railroad, in tllis city, vein of lead and silver
ore, with soma gold dust Mixed WIS discovered
few days ago. Tho vein is thought to be very
rich, and prospecting ia going OH briazIy.
, 1873-03-30

UstFHE1IFc ETH TT1CnI1e IN IRlSs1s2tppfs
CANTON, Miss, March ga hurricane swept
houses woro destroyed, and several persons are
reported killed. Two loaded cars were lifted
from tho railroad track, and one vas badly
wrecked.
The track OF the hurricane vas about 100
yards wide Fifty houses were destroyed Loss,
2100, 900. Only one lifo WAS lost, T. negro wom-
an, About fifteen persons we're injured, mona
seriously.
, 1873-03-30

NEW ToRK, March e9.-Go1d opened At 1161z gradu-
nly advanced to IT. and became strong that price,
Loans were sde at2 to per cent for carrying. Daily
clr2rings So, O00 600.
Governments dull aud steady.
State bonds dull and unchanged
Money continues stringent. Nearly all the business
Of the day at 132 to 1-18 for call loans. At tho
close the ratio dropped to 1-s4.
The specie exports for the week amounted to
{G76.111.
Tho bank statement unfavorable in consequence
Of :he heavy decrease in specie. There net loss Of
s5a4 425 in the legal reserve. The hanks whole
now show deficiency Of $377 200.
Tho stock market was intensely dull. The volume
Of business small and the tendency of the market
was toward lower Quotations carly in tie day, bnt tba
decline partly rccoyercl in late dealings. Harlem
ranged between ia5H and 1873, closing at l374 pan
nma fell of from Ill to HOE, nnd closed advance
to ll1H. Western Union rcceied from 86A. to 85z<.
st. Paul common from 60 to 593I. The remainder Of
the list declined to less important extent in tho early
dealings, but recovered at the close.