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, 1873-04-23

wisdom to foronco tho temptation to sink tho
character IN broad burlosqno. uo has avoided
t's orror,b but only by laIr's breadth. Ha voice.
porhapB, nny havo something to do with tho
impression tint Mr.. Hobsoil Is oudoavoring to
maho the part az funny possible, for 1t is tn-
nsl'nlly Ahrill and penetrating n the nppor reg
ihtor, md thiH ntllel to atrut which Ii not BY
any 1aonnn oaaontial to nj, imporsonntion Of tho
character, and maio-ur w1lsnh rntlicr o1aggor-
atea orlikalaank'H portraits Of this most eooen-
trio cllaraetor, impross tho foo1ing upon tho
nlditor. Mr. 1sobsons olooution, too. s fnr from,
perfoot, md tho olovato4 fanctoB to which
10 glyoa 1ttorance loao tholr full meaning, and
tho rlqnanoy Of tho contrast ie Lost will, thom.
Tioro IL q lack Of onrnoytneBs, too which givcH
ono tho ldea that the devoted fatllor Of tho twins
ia not serious In lfs proteatations, aud IL
sharing with tho n,ldienco tho amusement
hB re,narlsB cali forth Tho pith Of Mica'ober's
occcntrioity lies In hla tilcongc!ouHnosB Of it,
and tho ,nomont lo appreciates hio own ludicrous
appearance It ya1isllos to tlo audience. And
hence tho pon,posity which Mr.. Robson occa-
eionnlly allows In an exaggerated dogreo in-
poversles his representation. It is not to bo in-
aginod, 1owoyor, TINT THO portrnttnre Is without
merit 1t could bo groGtly improved by littlo
moro study. Mr.. AioIoo Ranhir as Urfdh Hcep
ia alao fairly good, though tho humility vouc1loi
for IN ha lines IL sometimes lost sight OF in his
Roting, to tho tletriment Of both. Afr, Frank
Lawlor III Pcggofy wna niso most acceptable.
Tho hnlAnce Of tho support was not Of sufficient
excellence to warrant individual mention.
, 1873-04-23
GEORGE.FRANC TRAIN,

tiitt0ll OF the Great ligor1s1---ni..
graceful Proceedings.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New York, April 22.-The examination by
Judge DAILY and sheriff'sj ury Of tho montal
condition Of George Francis Train, which has
now occupied the bottor part Of q week, has par
taken largely Of tho character of broad farce,
but today It developed Into downright burlosaue
capacity to properly defend himself against the
Charge Of aonding obaceno publications through
the mails, for which he III Indicted. A number
Of experts WHO examined him hayo testified
nra nt hB thnt mind nz " ns9," or ssntn IN other
ayarfco. hayo become abnermaly developed.
Tho prisoner himself was called 10 the stand and
questioned concerning the authorship OF tho nj
legged obaconitisB, Which consist Of three columns
Of extracts from, tho Bible carefully arrang cd,
headed, and sub-hcaded, with the npparont oh.
ject Of producing n certain effect. Train &C.
kuowledges the authorship of tho head lines,
but said it would DO difficult 10 toll who wrote
tho Jury, Judge DAILY requested tho ladies' there
boing largo number Of etrong-minded present,
to lcayo tho roonl. At this Utica Drookor, WHO
wag partially intostcated aprang to her feet, and
wildly wildly ), eIriekiug Evil to- linn who evil
oifeet tlst N' her rights tss''t should not sot
bo denied hero OIL account Of any nla,,dlin senti~
mentality, and 30 Oh. Ills Honor cnt her short
by ordering tho room clearcd. Thon els,1ol q
scone of dlagraceful disorder. Shouts, cures,
cheers, and laughter eroBo on every Hido, aud ID
come Instances forciblo resistance was offered TO
tho Court officers, who nuceeedel, however, III q
short time in driving tho mob po1l-mell into tho
corridors. Tho investigation was thoroupou
resumed, and the testimony Of another medical
export Was taken to tho effect TINT Train was iu-
HElig.
= I'll tho meantime the elected crowd hold Nh III
dignatiou meeting In tho hall which waa a,l-
dressed by Mosta'nes Eleanor Fletcher bishop
and Utica Brookcr. \ protoat was formally
drawn up and signed by about sixty persons,
many for joke a.hxing aucl, names as Harry
Hill,n "non Wood" - Ulysses Grant," etc., to
tho document. These proceedings wore occa-
sional!y varied by rappng loudly at The doors Ut
tho courtroom
, 1873-04-23
MICHIGAN,

Special Dispatch TO Tbs Chicago Tribune.
LAEslNa, hIioh., April 22.-Tlo House has de-
foated bills for appointing a.state Entomologist,
and for defining day's labor at ten hours day.
Tho House passed q blu appropriating s71, 800
for l878-'74 for tho State Reform School; also,
biz reducing tho number Of Township High
way Commissioners from three to ono. ::
:. The Governor has signed the bill establishing
tho Supreme Court permanently at Lansing,
thereby defeating an attempt to recall aud re-
consider tho said action This ls d feld-night in
tho Senate over tho bill to rovolutionlze the en-
tire system by delinquent tax Hnles, substituting
what Is called tho ''county systeni," instead Of
tho practice OF contraizing tax sales for all tho
counties ut the Auditor.G Generals Office,
Bills passed., to lutloyizo 1ifo-conyicts to cor
respond with noar friends and relatives; also, to
detlno and establish a reinsurance reserve for
fro and marine companies In tho State also, Il
Joint resolution providing for tho appointment
by the Governor Of Commission OF eighteen to
rovse tho Constitution; alao, for taxing palace
nnd aleepng-car associations. Laat night, bills
passed making the ownors Of tho building whore
liquor Is sold responsible under tho Liquor law !;
and for kcoping moro complete accounts in State
inbtitutf0nH
, 1873-04-23
ITEM


The schf. Kittie Grant, whi1o bcing towed up tho
river this morning, run into the sco Mermaid aud
broke oil her boHspric aud tibhoom. Tho schr
Raleigh run into tho pier and was damaged somewhat
The gehss Hakins sna j. Taylor at a1aai
dalsinB LAS been out BONE two woehH.
Tho Rchr IIggie Jones was sold here recently for
$4,000 aud $500 additional for blacksmith bills Tie
through trip. Her measurement il 100 TONS
-Thero Is no change in tho condition Of tho leo ut
Tho achr Tuacola, which arrived today from
Grand Haven, was nhont three days In the Ice going
out, aud saw several other vessels In tho same H.
was obliged to return not being able to ge through.
Tile steamers which run on the Chicago aua sarnta
g o ts s tho 99 9a
5!sss 5s!tsTsTi Ne G&spgo%efy Ssp, Njs$sison J. >:
Ryder achf Guiding star, Capt. II. Barrett schr
Oliver orolnwoll, capt John Ibbolaon.
Lrho Scotia tie new vessel Just aunehod at Glove
ITho Steamer Beiiou leit Detroit on Saturday for
Vcssela drawing 10 feet Of water can get Into the
harbor at aandualy, without any diinculty.
AN e1ehange calls ottentont to the "a that tho fol-
lowing classified ratios Of freight prevalent dur
tng the greater part Of tho acason Of i8co which, in
comparison with tho present ngurca, e.hibts wide
per 1000 turnber from ssginaw TO Buffalo, $50 !:
Saginaw 10 saudu6ky, 81; lumber from Saginaw
to CleVeal1t $o26 lumber from lake shore to Oswego
$t60 lumber from lake nhosa to buffalo, g. Slaves
from Dstroit 81 for hogahosda, and Is for pipes
from My Baltimore, 20 for hosaheads: and es for
wages were SD pcr mouth, md sailors Plenty,
AT Oswego, on the nth, Meeers 4, Miller 4; Co..
successfully launched new veasel for o. Ii. 1oud.
nfter whom Bho waa named. It is thought ale will
carry to Buffalo 600 bsaes Of wloat aud to Oagego
cog without lighting. Tho Bond IL fore-ant.-aft
and ii feet inches depth of iold, With cstonhoso
measrrcment Of 3l5 d7-1oo tons, aul rates Al.-0s-
teego Palladium,
, 1873-04-23

Further Details OF tho Recent snow
fsfoclkfsic i'll NcbrAs31n-.-H1css, Wu-
men, nn.i Children Frozen to Death,
J.. ST. LOUIS No., April 22.~-Tle Democrat prints
tho following special:
LINCOLN, Nob., April 21.-Tho train on tho
Burlington 4 Missouri River Nailroad came in
this morning, the first time for wool1 past. Re-
ports Of the late storm show it to have boon tho
seyeroat eyor known here. ATen werc frozen
to death within two rods Of the house, trying
to got to the stock to feed them, Near
Grafton, man named Keolor attempted to
reach neighbor scarcely half .
milo AWAY, accompanied by his
wife aud ehtld, and tho two lattor woro irozon to
deatll h1r. Malnhall, near Hastings, porialed
while trying to reach his atocl from hia house.
IT. tic TIie aud child Of ALr. Brent, near Rod
bor'a aftcr the house was rendered ,nnllabtable
Thor bodios woro found on Friday ton rods
from the house. FamilioA were compelled to
take refuge in collars or keep their beds for
tlMoo days. Houses were blown down and filed
with snow. The destruction of cattle and horaos
wns great. Some lost all they Ind. Ono party
lost a whole lerd Of aeyonty-tlyo head. HnilicH
on the railways woro filed with SNOW Us hard as
Ice, aud anow-plowa were nsolosa.
, 1873-04-23

Eric Investigating Committee, to-day, counsel
for tho Company road q statement roclLtng tl.ut
tho Company was ready und willing to furnish
tho Colnmittoo with all tho information tut,nay
bo required OIL any matter concerning the nc
that tho Information desired may bo designated.
Objection being mado to tho reception OF the
oifor. OH tho ground that, being lnado in tic
closing hours OF tho Committeo's existence, and,
therefore, not seemingly In good faith, 1t wua
motion OF tho Chairman ot the Oomnittoo.
II, i. Evans, Of london, teutlfiod regarding
tho action Of DlsoAoGacl.olm aud Mullonry III
oyorthrowing tlo Gould Directory, lIo Aaid tho
formor wantod to make money for hlu!aelf aud
Great Westolu Road. It was uoccsaary 10 got rid
, 1873-04-23

oos soow i h.nner, nj s aoalh aaven, % eds ss wood
Prop q. 4. baldwin, milwaukee, $50 tons Iron ore.
Bctr 4. 8. Potter, milwaukee,, 480 tona iron IRE.
scow !. A. Johnaon, sa,,gasuek, % m .lunb'r.
gel'r Ttshor, 1inlwH'a ller, 0b N l,nlhcl.
S sshr Tuacos, u % dr.aa isy.t y, 10 "iu ~ iu6or.
afs hnr 1sISt 4sIa MMs1sso MMsStga 1S ;;Sr; ;naar
suhr Clipper dlty, I,ltlinaten, 10 in lumber. ,
fshr qo 1ta Hgstus 60 sas aae' 81 m ,r
sclr Myrtle Ntnaheaon. leo n lumbor. 100 lath.
Tp rFpp q osoo Of R MsaEee 10 Irs psf oar loo pr1s ~
ssnr Lids asay faiSi: ;, ss; S % ss wood 1n,,, o,
ss',r sssr a:;:s sess; a a3'9;s;ss%; 9;;sssss; Si
Hc1ar WostclcRtor, htuskegou, light.
schr AlriRt!o, AllBkegon, light.
scl,r g. L lionost a; toan. hI''etogon, Tight.
sclr Torssh, White Laie, light.
7F Ssss ss F. !fss s it, ss sa sS sss s u sss s
rs pkgs hardware.
Bchr Minerva, MuBkcgon Light.
@ sehr ! J, 4: 4 1rns!s, Maskegon, 3iaht;,. ai;,,.
Bchr ]. A. .Ipt,nhon, saugatt1c1t, light.
lliaea, % bales oakum, lhds sugar, 10 b1s gro.
ccr!cs, 70 cases dry goo1s
Bcllr Gun, Haugatuck. light.
sc1lr 1.oufaa MoDonald, kranistec, lig.t
ssos ssow + o NamSS ass sfan %s TS g Ct % Ut hay
sssw arsnss!, ] 1stR $. ie'!'s :fss riss:, S|lg;;t
achr Tuacola, rentwater, light:
ssSs 11'ff WIFI Du OATS 20 pu corn.
seew !sw #" +. p!1oh, 9t viii %hto M iis!l, ilsit.
gehr MyEsle Mu4kcgon, llEhtt;
elr sshr i; 1ianet' m atqg sssxga sss!,ss'afs sue 'e
Prop $. 9. baldwin, sfilwasSEce, fis alike; light.
scs sch5 4 4. /; E;,a2 Potter S1ilxsa1Ss, lshs.
, 1873-04-23
WALL. STREET..

Review OF tho HIonuy, Gold, Fond.
Stock, n11l Produce H7;arIkcta.
S1'cstaf Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
. New YonK, April 22.-Wal stroot waB dull to-
day. III tho money market tllorc waH 4 harden-
Ing tendency for call 1oans, and Hone business
wns transacted ut 1~1G por dom, but the bulk Of
tho loans was ut 1-64 to 1872.
A special from Nbnny aaya that strong effort
will bo made In a fow days to paua sonator Wins
lows Uaury bill, 1t is believed with eyory pros
pect Of BuccosH.
Mercantile piper bankers report large b,,si-
ness, and ono firm sold s5iG,00 yesterday, at
very reasonable rates.
+ HTocKs
wero oXtromoy quiet at o decline Of Is to 1eG per
cent. Stocks nra In stronger hal,ag tllau ton
days ago, md tho heavy men Of the street, WHO
hayo not boon III larmony for nearly year, arc
heavy holders. :. !
Gold speculation was wenk. Tho marlfot WAS
unfnvorably affected by tho weakening Of OK
ports Of produce from this port for tho week, tho
total reachiug tho unusual sum Of 50, ,947 ,6G6.
BONDS.
Governments closed firm ut m advance Tho
demand WAS active from foreign bnnllere Whilo
tlo syndicate brokers woro nlao buying, and
eolne purchases Woro mado for Now Englnnd no-
count,
PRODUCE,
4ue uuIAAuQ IoI IN4utuin bTA4D6 OF uQnF Waa
moaerAte, but tl,oro was loaa pressure aud more
stoadineHa in tho market. Low grades wore
hr1ner and in fair demand for the trado aud ship
ment. Family grades ruled steady ind fairly
active: Fancy Alinnosotas wore freely offered
coipts, 1920 brlH. Wheat was better, will,
quite m active demand, chiefly for export,
held higher Sales 10000 bu, including 10000
bu No. Milwaukee, to arrive, last half Of May
and first half Of June, ut S1.58. Receipts,
25 $40 bu.
Pork was f1rrner: New mess Tor this month is
quoted at about $4,000. For future delivery 500
brls for June sold at 1890. Receipts, I, IA
pigs. Tor cut meats, there was some domand
ana p1sos rsa stonay pry sailed shoulders
smokod soldiers in bulk, with sales Of 900 pieces
Ct s7lc, and picked bellies at 1ohs neeeipta
city long cloar is quoted at ,9M@1oo Last
night $50 boxes short cloar for May
sold at 10c. Lard WIS worry active,
higher, and excited. ealea Of Western include
9nont 1000 tiorees at 1oo 5une 9nd 1o19o for
at 9Hc. Receipts, 807 kegs, ,434 pkgo.
, 1873-04-23
Tho Produce Markets.

Erv yonu. anri1 a"'-Gor1o,z- noacrato ia.
m9n and steaay ,da'lns an'an ,19fe
uanat-to "a nno 'ris. sunorano wasta-n '1a; a";
s1te sde n6n 81 pec e,trs ~ A.
gSea C oo e4frs phe A. Tsas Toae
nvn }onr 1,nrhaI,rcf Gnrm r,cn1 ,1orn nsjvc Wast
store & e7Siss No. milwaukee spr, siost Il SsE Z.
No ohicago aud Northwest slssai LIS; rcd Weaterl'
mi 1srmnr :aco;na ia 1Hl IL III ,veat.rn ,niroJ
in store efc 1ow 1n,i1eS' eSHaS7xc: cd ID fns
June &C. oats shade ilrraer Prime scareo reeelpts
~ wbito sst %ssr 'aeS4 new black 90
ozoxkR 5 SIX: sszn5tssay :; Western, ax@e&o; tmo.
Eaoa~1n fsir dcmsud @ ' :; Western, 1o@1exc.
HAr-Quiai md ar1n, NNS'
Gnocxn1Es-Coffoo steady: Ito. 1c1>a183,c supsr
steady: rof1nnr. 7sSGsc SfnsRncn g,,Ici aniI 9,,
chnnsea. chang s, Rico ssa,iot: Sso a'7'' '''' @'' nn
ETao1eum~trude. 1Ec: refnad 1o71o
TnnrrNT1srS hsEfahtc 1'3' 40>'o'
pnov1B1ons-I'ork t}rnler; new mcss $40, ,75a2o 90
Cut meats easier hams, istsiSc shoulders, 7;sc.
100; short clear for May l0o. Lard f,rmer viii 4
S7S@10c. '>'s>'<Se' NS'
lSxTEn-1u buyers' favor; fair to primo wsstorn,
! Wn1sxx-A ahada fx rnor: o1mo15e.
n,rv.,rrr 4nr,' M1hwATKEG asHnk ,n,t
md nchanaed Wa. IN fnr onnd an5 r1n q9o' W.
I 81 Tx. Mn 31 0.fa atanIv. Nj, Sne 'r,rn
T. fnjr' 'dssn, @ 1 h,r ~ NJ NV, W. @ Guln
and Arm. NJ ~ sd R,r}cv ~ Hnil II and non}, H.
?. s5u. Nv = ''>' ">.& "'0 ''o4''''''' 'o'
~' 'Fns,oura-To M n,ff.,o 14o. osvooo or
nrer1nrn I1i ~ V an III III, onMu6t' Iot i'm ,
sn1PMpNrg-Flolr. Zoo nrla: %9, waeat eS 5v h bl,
''@ ''- Wi GLEYELAND, I:Syg S "A'"'' ''''' '"'
rnor. What ary etropa anl hiucr naics No ro
1T LID. closed a7o lid Ne. bsI At tSoi 81 a. sS
Trr, 1r,n1 Ineso* ns+s ~. it - ao a. eA'oe'
pn7nnIs io on, n ,,at no' "s 71e'
fA't'ohk'A-As'''a8 ToLEbo: ri HaiS5snes''
To1vno A,ru % ~ n1rs sns7rrra- or,,
1qlo.t IN >otr demnmd. and hincr. ,nh.r ,4ia Htt
tgan. 81. .7oa1.7o.1 spot aI.7: May. Il .Taxa1 Va
Na RAJ e H7G1 ss snot q "a a1ay NJ Il N
Corn actiyes iioher lii, mxsd 45s snot 46aasc
acler SIsv 4a@4,t n "}1tr lima t7lc ssas Inj
M . a9a1csaSiG 4a' spo' n'ssaoe' 44e' oa'S urn
~, r. :, 5nr;, ~. - aStuu9o:: S ss
$1,000 m o1.1Tmna'3o W1,, am t,,o, A. ooo.
. ta M ~ ''' Di's' "hea1' s'ooo u" corn,
npne. oa,s. wv gu; mn ,,,. o. :, nm
on., 800 ,t, nhn ts 1 A4S' "aos'' A1sooo pu
"o'I' '4o''' oa'e' 1'o99 mtaM,n,n ~.
nvrnn,r .,-n % ins .,+, ,,.. ,.
,,a",' M Mna4 a,' ~ ~ M qMlet
1 ns a,n "ienI ~ bSHy .y osra, N9: S!p4
~ ~ NJ ~ svos;. e''a 'eaus 4c' YALE 5'2o
f,rnvrn avrmuas m
o''e'''8' 0"'" rINn1pv.n,
c,s,,,x, .,,.,, tSoiSMh1i. az III. ,,,.... o...
~ hGs5 X mPflt q ar
rm Al so n'ta ar $tno: sa nr nt IT, 49, Aso
=" uaov.an ~ uvv. o1s1 u1' ns! sa%tte; oafley nFm.
s1a N snnt ft, & an ~ H11' Tx w. oFH nom1nany M
Sxcr im WA ara anga srao u. ~ seer May $29oo
Ou3St 1Hty' !1a!o htEonE anu llAaer steam, 10
, 1873-04-23

PORT OF CHICAGO.

aAHAFE0...... .ss..,ApFl! Iz+
schr Q. ]. nosder, htuBkegon, 40 n, It lumber.
bchr Seventh Ohio, MuHkogon, lao III II lumber III
lnth.
gchr Aslrletic, Muskegon, 100 IN It lumber.
schr Presto. Grand HaYcn, loo III # lumber 20 n,
lath.
Prop Union, Ahnapoe, a700 tics.
gellr Emma, South 1Iayon, & ctlH wood.
6mr oorona st. Joseph IS bxs nsh Is brs apples, 10
pkKs Eauta, pn1io.
Hchr G. ". Wescott, huBkegon, IS m It lumber.
echr J. a. Travis, Grand uaYen, 90 NJ It lumber m
pickets.
achr Mtaorya, Muakegon, 900 IN It lumber.
eclr T. Ellinwood. White river, 1Co fl lumber, rs m
lAth, pgga Bah.
aehF Q. Il. JoAusou, Baugssuca, 100 III lumber,
, 1873-04-23

Nav voRK, April 22.-Thero was a quiet feeling IN
tTao so-ay, mud tho cold weether cocked business.
1ackcd animation. Pricea for cotton goods arc IN
olanRcd: Tho beat makes rilo ateady in price, but
low qualities arc irregular. Brown ducks nre In
hriak demand, and cottonades mot with a good de-
mand. Woo1ons and ahawls arc quiet. pr5nts and
BtnghanG arc in good demand. Foreign vhito goods
and aracaa rule lively but other fabrics dull and
selling low at auction, .'
, 1873-04-23
AlKEM'S THEATRE.

Mr. Htunrt Robson commenced tho SECOND
weok Of Ills engagement at Aikoll's OH Monlay
evening, In tho role Of Wilkins Mica,cber it
Little Emily" the stage edition of Dokcna'
atory Of David Copportiold, playing Oh both
Monday aud last oyouinga to good houses, mud
appearing to much batter advantage tllan 10 did
laHt week. III hia portraiture OF tho occontrio
individual who IL now regarded NJ caricatnro Of
the authors father, Mr. Robson has had tho
, 1873-04-23
N0ston Cattle Market.

WATEnTowN, A1ass., April 22.-IEgF CATrLE-Re-
ccps 7Gb market active; prices nearly tho Same "a
last week aales ot choice, <lo6o@l1oo extra s9ao@
1925 ); frAt-clase, $800G19Q0; second, $0.00@7.59
third, &. .00@5.E0,
sHEEp AND LAalus-Recoipts, 0T63 prices Of ahecp
declined Nc per lb. fow spring lamIa aro iu mar
kot but not sufficient TO mike quotation. sates III lots
At $s.5o@A75 ouch extra, fso627o0.
, 1873-04-23
DRESS GOODS.
BEYOND DOUBT
CARSON, PIRIE 6 CO., :,

No. $50 West Mntliso1l.st..
Arc soing Dross Gooda and Silks eoapor than shoy eau
ho bought olaowlore
japanese Silks about huff price,
Black (iron,ll White Stripe silks, oil silk, 70
und 30 cts.
Colorei Stripe Silks at 81 90, very cheap. -.
Elegant guilty Grey Stripe Silks, s1.20, really
Black. oil silk, 0ros-glnins at sl.0o. good sight
ly goods.
Better md richer qualities Black Lyons ,Groa.
graills, ut $l.1O,, $f.2o, $l.00, md $l7o,
very cheap goods.
Richest md iiTest makes Of" "Guinets,"' Pom
so1s," md "Bonnets" Black Gros- -glninn, from
7J cts to $3.50 ror yald below the market
price,
Rich quality Silk anil Wool Eping1ines, choice
shades. 75 cts, well worth ST .25.
Finest quality Casllmeres, new shades, 30 cts, =,
price elsewhere 81 %. -.
Choice new shades iii best Roubafx poplfns, ,35
T !. cts., worth 46 cts.
Handsome shades in all.wool :Urytones, ct 40
and 80 cts, regular value G5 aud 80 cts.
Plain, Figured. ll,d Striped hlohuilS and Pop
lin Alpacas Mt ~ 1-2 cts, cheap.
TIC 1efy competition in Black A]paeas, Mohat1s,
and Drilliantlnes. !.
Bargains on the Cheap Dress Goods tables at 18,
~, and 26 Cts
, 1873-04-23

CA1no, ILL.,. April CAV. H. Groen, against
whom an Indictment WAS found for tho murder
Of Sheldon, blacksmith in this county, somo
time ago, and ngainst whom tho evidence was
generally thought to 10 conclusive has been
tried tn tho Circuit Court Of this county aud
goes to Joliet for four years. Tho Jury was out.
about eighteen hours.
New YonK, April 22.-John Htzgibbons, for
killing John 0'Hara, Was to-day sentenced to
imprisonment for life.
, 1873-04-23

NEW YohK, April 22.-Fnancial atlairs wero dull,
with hlEght reaction from tie Ae extreme bnoyaucy
Money loaol at currency to 1-1G and Interest will
the bulk Ut tp bnHiuass Ut closing at cur
rency to coin Interest. Tho cxprcss companies brought
100000 currency.
OD0.
Sterling advance! to 1osAl for azty:dsys, and loest
for sight, hut closed dull VI lu816 mud 1U03.
Gold roso from. ll!t6 to 117ai, aud elo5ed weak at
ll7A@ll7ts. The decline was rauBed by tho large
ports Of produce this week, amounting to sG,84T 5t0
Loans ranged at Lao per cent Cleariugs, fG00o co.,
$31Gt t0U0.
Governments wore tn active demand from tue for
el banRera, md sone purchases made for New Eug-
land aocount, c!oH!ug strong.
State bonaa ra'od very dull, though Teunos5ees wero
strong.
htocts wcro dull, With decline In pricea OF H9151
per cont la fluctuations averaging only abouf Il per
cent The reaction after tho recont sharp ady.lco 10
tho autiye stocks pao!fo Mall fell from co., to bsA
Western unon roae from s5ts to Bo and fell to Vs.
vt, Paul rose from COX to 9las closing at OH. Wa
Gash 1sa, soia u a., a. Era anl Rock
dull.
Htar1fur. 1n31L
, 1873-04-23
LuM

TUESDAY EVENING, April %.
Alsrgs feet Of lumber vessels arrived this morning
and the Hpply was far IN eIccss Of the demand. Tho
weather was unfayorablo, however, aud there wero
very fow buyers in attendance. Thore was change
scraptions We note: Select boards at $500; good
boaIds md strips, s167s !o.sts and scentng, Sf
eSmen etngea eosraa sna strips 1t atn
and s'rsnso:'y ssss;ea p
been than T. a0a haS0
'n oasso ss es1 At = f'a Mpaand u r las i,o a.
Jost%s % ana seanlg at sl1.25 10 III # common boards
Two either cargoes sold but tho sgeut rofusod
to report them unless ho could be gratuitously adver-
tisct aa Tie SELLER.
Lumber WA In moderate dolnand, Clear grades arc
aeArce anu firm. Split cedar l>osts and lat easier
toghs ut tbs yards arc moderately largo hut badly
Drokon np. Hardwood ,sas quiet aud unchanged,
We quoto:
Eirat clear. .s52 2o0@5500
becond GEAR, itch to tneH.. 47.00tG5DsUO
maira ceAf, INCL 38.00@s4U.D0
Ihra e1 eieaf, thlek. $500
Ers second ecsr siding, tosccr aSoszUS sSsssn
Common oorga. sg i,resso frst ~ k ~
Common flooring. dressed, aecond a0.0o832o0
upward. ............... .a7,oo@4ooo
stock boarls. 37.00a 1910
y atock honras: .................... 2B.0HG330Dp
Epnon Ieat Saa,.,3;',. npasas s.. 16oo@1aoo
md under. 14.00a1500
Fonclng: ......................... 14.001500
Joat and hoalltllug, 18 to "a feot.... lb.OU62100
IicKets, sqiare. e..................... 14.UDGS1BU0
l1ckets, Hat. 12.0OG414 0U
Codaf poatH Bpln .................... 14.00G918O1
Cedar EostH round. ................. 17.00te150O
Lath ............................ 350Gl376
Lati, on trnck .................:.... 315Qi3 30
40. sawed shingles. l.61G52UO
orS!ar, Observation-Disclosures. 3.60(s375
AhanRes OH truck. ............,......,... 325d93o0
No. En"o1. 1.15gt1 .60
Three doars per to bo added when transferred,
which charge follows tla shingles,
Thicknees-Tiyc shiuglea to bu TWO inches In thick
neas.
Itengsh-sixtecn inches.
HARDWOOD.
Oak {ary; 500 ouas6 90
BLACK walnut, ......................... 250O960, 90
Maple. Observation-Disclosures. 1400f336. 90
Ash 30.O0(34o.U0
1uiteruut 2500Qs60.0U
Counter tops {acleetj etj.......,......... 1oU(a l10
Flooring, Gin. grooyed anl n.atched....,. t976,DO
Wagon poles (sacij Ss 3 g
Hickory. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b0D0t975.OU
Box boarda. ......................... 3500Gs40O
Common. 20004e25. 90
Gear 300DGs 90
Cu1a. 12o0tH14.U0
, 1873-04-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

CANAL CoLLEoroR's OFFICE, April 22,--Ann1vRp-
North star, Ottawa 5000 b corn Atattic, Morris,
corn; Harriet, Seneca, 5000 bil corn; prop Whale,
Lasulle, $500 hi corn; Ffondslip Lasalle 0,5oo b
corn
cLEAurp-aeorgsa, -Bencca, 60 br1s salt md IL
stone boRts, Light for Lament. i.
, 1873-04-23

The propeller Montgomery was reported for corn 10
sarna. through rato capacity oO0 natea by sail to
Bnifalo were nominal at IL and loo for corn aul wcat
respectively.
, 1873-04-23

prrrsnuna1l. April e2.-Crudo petroleum weaker
and quiet at $237H@240 por hrl ut Parkers Landing
equal to G95@G9 0-lGo per gallon here. Refined quiet
and unchanged at 18Ac.
, 1873-04-23

Man!stee, 5000; Lulugton, t2.GoG2.75 Muakegou
fsso; s oconte. @ @t5to94 g. 90; Monomneo, ts29@s.ao
RRcntgga1er, $aoS22 ri White n!yes s2559a9o
coming UP. $3.50. :.