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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-03

AS will be observed, the Junction City
boys stood nobly by their candidate, While
the same may be said of lr. Cartcr's
friends at Hay Fork. Douglas City Re-
publicans are entitled special credit
for sticking to their norlnee, which was
not done elsewhere. IN EJeavervile, the
Local Option element Strongly 8epubi-
canl voted almost soidly for the Demo-
cratic nominee Sheridan drawing votes
from the opposite side, and, in fact, lis
election is only due 10 personal friend, of
of the Democratic faith. The SuNcrvisors
meet next Monday to canvass the vote
officially.
COUNTY CoURT.-In The County Court
last Tuesday, Judge Lovejov presiding,
the following Trial Jury was impannelcd
in the cases OF non Quaw, All Hang and
Nov Chin, indicted for burglary VIM.
Todd, &. Weinheimer, II. Crickard, \.
Davis, NJ. w. Ramm, +. Earle, Chas.
Murphy, Jas. Bowie, f. Marsh, james
Feour, Jas. Cummings and IL. Mabe
District Attorney Clifford, of this county,
and District Attorney Taylor, of Shasta,
appeared for the prosecution John g..
Irwin, Esq, for Non ouav and All hang,
and Judge G. Il. Williams for dow Chin !;
both attorneys for the Defendants having
been appointed by the Court. Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday 10 O'Clock,
of witnesses. 4 he case was then argued,
and, after instructions by ihe Court, was
given to the jury at 8 o'clock Wednes-
day evening. In about an hour they re-
turned with verdict OF guilty as charged
in the Indictment. "lturday morning
was the time set for passing sentence on
the convicted Celestials.
New CARRIER.--A. ii. Scott, con-
tractor on the Humboldt mail route, has
backed-out of his sub-contract with John
Clifford and made one with David Gray,
of Burnt Ranch. Mr.. Gray left Weaver
vile with the mail Thursday morning, it
being his first trip. The circumstances
connected with the change are briefly
these: The contract havino been let to
Mr.. Scott, he came here j. before the
contract began and, representing himself
TO be heavy contractor, induced Mr.
Clifford to undertake to deliver the mails
as sub-contractor for four years, and such
an agreement was made and reduced to
writing. Last week, however, one l..
W. Miller, of Sonoma, put H. an appear
ance and in behalf of Scott sub let the
carriage OF the Humboldt mail to Mr..
Gray, without saying nav boo, or any
thing else TO Clifford. We under.tand
that Mr.. Clifford has no remedy, except
against Mr.. Scott, the Government re-
cognizing nobody in the mattct out tho
original contractor.
VALUABLE.-Isaae Hsylock has sold
300 feet in the Golden Seam quartz lode
to Ben Reed, for $3.50. Indications are
that this ledge will prove one of the rich
est on the Coast.
REMEMBER that this friday evening
is the occasion of Leonard's Ball at the
Douglas City Hotel. A splendid time IS
anticipated for all who attend.
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LISr OF f.EC's'r.ES

LIST OF i.ECs'r.ES
WEAVERVnLLE 70 OFFICE,
October End, 1874.
Dockery, J. II. NORTON Jas.
Dunlass, j. NJ. aior, A. NJ,
Jones, J. A. S. Nieman, Mrs. w,
Lowden, JAS. Waters, Em.
Lorenz, IL. Wilson, V. V.
CHAs. HARrNNV. p. II.
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Mr.. Schumaker, OF New York. NOV.

Mr.. Schumacher, OF New York. NOV
ed TO suspend the rules asd pass the
bill extending to unnaturslized enlisted
men of the navy aud marine corps the
same privilege as to obtaining citizen
chip as unnaturalized enlisted men oI
the army now have. After inform
al discussion the motion was agreed TO
and the bill passed.
Mr.. maynard moved TO suspend the
rules and make the currency bill q
special order for Wednesday of next
week, to the exclusion OF all other or
ders. except appropriation bills. After
various conflicting suggestions the mo-
ton was agreed 10 and the order made.
The House then went into Commits
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. Hurlbut in the
char, the special order being the bile
to repeal the tax on matches and bank
checks.
The House was addressed b7 Mr.. E
H. Roberts against them.
Mr. Ward obtained the door and the
committee rose.
Mr. Kelly moved 10 set apart next
Saturday tor continuation OF the de-
bate on thee. tax bile. Agreed to.
House adjourned.
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begins 20 look like sPring hereabouts
A good deal o; blowing hss been done
for corn. Some garden has been put
out. The river is high aud rising. The
Davis Creek Railroad is ready tor the
supersHucture. Coal aud Iron are
found in sufficient quality aud qaanu-
ty, it lie supposed by practical men, 10
work the enterprise successfully and
proftsbly. The new town, Spring
Hill" just below Davis Creek aud five
miles below Charleston, on the c. i
o r r., laid out by Messrs. Middleton
and Hsnslord ia also attracting a good
deal OF attention. Lots are ceiling rap
idly. 1t is thought by some, that there
is not more surisce oa the Kauswhs
bottoms than will be sufficient TO settle
the population necessary to disembowel
the rich treasures stored away in the
adjacent bills. So mote it be. Time
will determine. COUNTRY JtEg,
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CniraE, market.

CHICAGO, March 2-Flour-Quiei
aud unchanged; shippers not buyiOg.
Whsat-DemsBd active and prices ad-
vsnced No. l spring 81 2i!; No . DO
l Isl on spot; 2lt seller April | 70
May No. , DO ll49l Is; rejected nom.
jual. Corn-Demaud active and prices
aivSrced No. mixed SIS, soc cash o,
March; 29i G50. April; 63{c May; new
No mixed 5S!95+r :; rejected old Sac
new So. Ob'--Nc . 4Sc cash; Ale
April. Rye-ScITc. sud firm; No. .
fresh So "a S5!c, BsrleS-Dall but un-
changed; No . spring nominal; No. 3
sprrng 81 42@l 43. Rork-Stesiy At
sl3 S5 cash or March; Ii so April
Lard-In iair demand but at lower
rates at IS 45GS 50 cash; S 20 April.
Bulk Meals-SteadE shoulders 5lc
hort rib middles sold at 7;T shor;
clear middle ! so, loose cash. B.cou-
Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Steady 81 9Sc.
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PkTTSBURGsk.
Larre Temocrance Meeting

Lar.c Temperance Meeting.
PlTTsEURGH, March 2.-Another
.-,e ard enthusiastic meeting OF ladies
~: held this afternoon 10 take further
.c"gl in reference to the proposed cru
s.:- a-aiust the salooon keepers. A
.elo.t VAS presented on permanent or
..a.2a,ion by the executive committee.
>syeral addresses were made ty the
.alics present. No definite plan was
"..esl upon for the commencement
G.. tie movement this week. the
intention tcj"g first to arouse these
c.ues On the suGect Of holding public
meetings, to get public sentiment in
lup.r favor. Letters OF encouragement
"yys rsaj from Ohio acd other points
I.e general sentiment prevailed that
. would be best TO c2Dtine
tie moyem2u; simfly to tae
temperance issue, throwing aside the
ryoman's suffrage aud other outside
matters. Meetings are to be held in
tu3 CHURCHES in this city on Thursday
gtt, AMI in Allegheny CITY Friday
#gnt. GA Saturday night q general
.-.,igg viii be held
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New YoRE, March 2-Beeves-
Receipts 1880. making G7l0 for the
week, agGinsl 6 400 last week; quality
good, better average than for several
weeks past; demand fair; market mod
erstely active At An advance Tor the
week Of ic. Native Steers and Oxen
IO9l3c, Texans 9t@9ic; sales include
6 csra prime to extra Ohio steers at 81,
IL, l3c; 2 care III, Ia. l2!c; 6 car.
| Iino,s steers Y, ~. l2tc; - cars II
II, l2!c; I cars II, ll!, l2c; II care II
II, l2!c. IL care G. l0t. IOic; care
Kentucky steers 81. II. l2ic, . cars
Misaouri cattle SIC; l02 cars Cherokess
IS! PIC. and car poor do. 44c
Snesp-Rsce pts 900. makln
l4260 head for tie week
aga Dsi % 420 last week Quality 1911
and trade Glow ct GSSc Tor ordirary ,c
ezra. Among the Gales were two car.
OF Him "a sheep 81 ib., at 7c; . car g.
tb, a. G,r > cara Michigan 90 b.. &c
| CO. lU3lb., Sc; 2 rsrs so b., Ct
cars Ohio sheep SO D., &C., car do 9.
lbs 7tc; car los ib,, &c, | car l0j ID,
tic. Swine-Rece p's 6,76O head
making 22.950 head for the week
against % $50 head la! week. None
Offered; dressed in light demand at 6!ls
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
EOiler Explosion.

LONDON, March "a dispatch from
Blackburn, Lancashire, states that a
boiler exploded there to-day, killing
twenty persons, and wouudlng thirty
several fatally.
Rumors are current that the Ashan-
tee pxpeditiouary force is in graf peril.
A dispatch received at the Indian Of
fee, states that over mill people
are starving to desth in the famine
stricken districts Of India,
Fifteen OF the crew OF the ship Grace
Darling, wrecked on the Scotch coast III
recent gales, were washed from the rlg-
ping and drowned. Four lite guard.-
men going to their assistance lost their
lives bv the swamping OF their boat
Dr.. KrveaIy, it is stated, will appeal
TO the House OF Lords, should he lalI
n the Courts to get a new trial for Itch
b rne the claimant The journals ap-
prove The verdict.
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an international character and said
that the people are going to celebrate
the l00!h anniversary OF their existence
40 o nation and it was proper that to z
representatives OF the whole world
should be invited and they would be
Hospitality received.
Mr.. Scott said that the amendment o.
the gentleman from Vermont, Mr.
Morrill,, wonld amount to nothing az
the original bill authorized the Presl'
dent to invite the corporation OF the
different States and commissioners had
been appointed from each State and
territory.
Mr. Morrill,, OF Vermont said thai
his object in Introducing the amend
men, was friendly 10 the exhibition
and the meaning OF it was to save al
least $l0,0C0,000 TO the treasury OF the
United States. A National exhibition
could be carried on with just as much
credit as an international one for ten
million dollars less.
Mr.. Ferry was iu favor Of the great
est celebration on the 4th OF July, 1876
that the country had ever seen and he
was prepared to vote Tor such a cele-
brat,on oo that day. He wanted 10 zee
the North aud South come together
and bury every bloody memory OF the
past the East and West forget that
they had conflicting interests and ali
give th anks TO God for the goodly herr
ilsge lett US by our fathers
Mr. Cameron said that Philadelphia
was the proper place for the exhibition
and it should be al international one
1t WAS in that city that the great event,
took place and no other place would
he as suitable Tor the celebration. Ii
the State OF Pennsylvania should be
forced to hold an exhibition, Fhe would
hold such q oHe - would
do her honor ard put =. - '"'~ al OF
posiny it. l. an interutuoHa, exhibi-
ton was not to be held let II be known
now. and the opponents thereof could
take upon themselves the responsibility
ty OF disgracrpg the country. Pni!a
delphia was the best city in the world
for an exhibition, 80 with the greaI
State o. Pennsylvania When the
other States were in trouble abe
nut out her money without stint, and
the blood of her people had flowed
freely to MAINTAIN the Union. Mr.
Scott denied there had been any false
pre,enses on the part Of any body IT
connection with the celebration as
charged by the Senator from Cincinps,i
Ptnd NJ discussion on Mr. Morrill,
amendment, the Senate proceeded &c
he co, siers,.rn o. executive tusiness
| and s9ou aIeT auj Ju.aca.
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New York HaFEet.

NEw YoRK, March 2-Cotton-
Dull; middIing uplands I6c.
F!our-Sbade better and more doln''
superfoe western and staie s 40
mG 10, common to good 6 GOA 6 60,
GOOD 10 cboice 6 6jS6 S.; white whs.r
ezra 6 S5G7 IS. extrs o rio 6 40r97 65
Wnsky-Steady a! 96c Wheat
Higher with a light supply; No
chicago spring 81 48,9l 80. RE
D III at 93c@tl 02 B.rIey-DuIl und
unchanged. Corn-In fair demand
aod uucbsDged. Ose-Shade firmer;
receipts CT 10000 bushels Of mix. d
western at 6l@62!T white vast
ern 62c. Coffee-Buoyant and higher
Ordinary 70 pr me Rio 22tG26ic. Su-
g1r-DUl. PetroI-um-Crude &c; re-
fOel SPOT 5!l1l53; April l6;. Egg
-Unchspged. Pork Steady and dnlii
new mess sl4 IS II go old II 81
Larj-H Heavy; prime steam 9!c spoii
GA 9. March; 9 5-l6 April; 81 May
Buuer-Prime western 359 40. Cbtese
Firm a. ll@l6ic.
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Cincinnati Market

CINcISSATL March > Cotton
Steady st Isl, FIour-Qrer and
steady. Wn,aI-Qlet al 81 SSal 80.
Corn-Dlll At 5S,d 62c. Ots- Dull
st 4tG5lc Ryr-Sready a. 81 GOA
OF. BaIlcy--F,rm aud uncha Ged.
% Is Unchanged. Eggs Dali at lIc.
Buuer-Sc.rcc ard firm. Chee-e-
Firm. Pmk-QIicl At $l4 2j@l4 80.
Lsri-Qurt and -resd,, sleam $40 Si,
kettle s. Sc. Buk Mrars-Srai';
boulder 81 clear rlO j. clear I.G
bacon qulrl and steady; shoulders
GIr clear rib SiG clear Sl@ Ss;, WINS.
ky-Tr t4ir demand nnd lower a. 9or
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Baltimore uarke'.

BALnMaRE, March 2.-Flour- Dali
and in BUYERS favor; western superIine
5 90 as -; extra 4 00S6 IS; family
: 25d ) 50 Wheat-Qnre'; Ohio aud
Indiana red 81 55Chl &C; western spring
| 45(Gl s.. Coru-lmproved denand
and lirmer; mixed western quiet At ia
7Sc OSr-Wcs;eru duh al 5j,a5S.
Kye-Du.l aud weak at SST % Pro.
Y sious-Q vet. Mes pork 100 l6!:
hulk shoulders g.; clear rib sldr- a
Sc. Bacon shoulders I4a 7.S clesr rio
-rlrs 9,0 Q, sugar cured b ms - a l3c.
Lard glc Burtcr-F rm; wesrrru iolI
1 Va ~ NIB iO,G4i: CJhee-buoyan'
At 25026
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The Temperance MOvHmentin hn mn
wba County---Dayis Creek Rail
r adj

The Temperance MOvRmentin hh mn
wha County--Dayis Creek Rail
ad.
KAxAwuA VALLEY, February %
Editors OF the Register.
Your readers DO not o'Ieu read any
thing from this Valley as l see no one
tsksa the time 70 give you commune
cation.
Thing, are very dull here in every
department OF business, Charleston you
know is not celebrated for her manu-
featuring establishments, except in
constitutional aud statutary law, aud
that shop is shut up now, Only when
Governor Dsily opens it 10 sgeep and
ar it and himself, all alone in bis
eubernatoirsl dignity. By the By, l
would suggest to alI CApiisI remova'ists
I inatth will ucw have better reason
and a stronger ground 70! rer1ovsl than
ever has been presented ir'oIe. You
zee the denizins Of the preset metropo-
! lis have, from time ImmemoTlal, been
uniformly blbsceous people, and they
kept up their old habits Tor three years
after the people OF Wheeling and
! Parkergburg intruded the State govern.
meut upon them But this Iast Legis-
/ I.ture, with the effect produced by the
! Convention, has disgusted and cured
the last man in the corporation from
entering q bar room, aSd this day it
can be truthtul.y ssid that Chsr!e-ton
ia q metropolis without tcper. Now,
VINO can cay that the Legislature has
done 20 good q? | propo-e that Charles
ton elect every member 'or two years
more, snd send them - Wheeling and
Psrkrrsburg and SO OF, I'll be whole
Safe is brought under ,be bans of the
brotherhood. But IieYer saw 6ut one
legislator take a drink Ia Ch2r'eston,
AID I DO not know that he va elected
He ID gnt have been spPoioted by
Governor DAILY or some Other OF the
execHt YES.
But CuarleEton j. reformed. Calico
aud cold water ere seen at all the par
tee. aad | uDderssp that the c"tlco
costumes are TO Be adopted by the latie:
mi. spring 90 church going occa=!ons
Won't that be glorious day .oF the
oil dsds
Tne weather is very mild but rainy
P,gch trees are showing the blossom
Some of the elms begin to lock greer
the grapes are growing and every thing
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CINCINNATI
The Temperance Crusade.

ClXc.HyArl, March 2-Tbe following
is q summary Of tbe temperance move
ment in Ohio to-day: Information
rom sixty Ohio villages shows II towus
iu which liq2or ceiling hiss been enure>
ly stopped, aud over forty in which
from FIVE to tventy-s places OF selling
lIrpr have been closed. Work
everywhere is goirg on visor-
ousIy. 10 Chillicothe and Dayton
work has been begun by tr,-
ouent citations daily by small
committees without singing aud prayer
At saloons. A surrender rs reported to-
day at Richmond, Indiana, where the
work 10 being vigorously pushed. TIE
whi-ky dealers nere say the trade bs.
gins TO feel the A CT o. The movement.
Inc Methodist ministers Ct 4 0clrual
called general meeting OF tie mini=-
ters and men snd women to-morrow,
that all interested in t"e temperance
movement may confer on the question
OF the expedieUcy OF encouraging the
, women 10 commence the temperance
movement in Cincinnati.
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THE WEATHER.
WAE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, March ., 5 I'm

WAE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, March :, N }
PROBABILITIES.
On Thursday for the Southern States
east OF the Mississippi, clear or parli-
ally cloudy weather, high temperature
aud light to fresh southeast to SOUTH
ives. winds will prevail, except possibly
light rain in the lower Mississippi Val,
lev For the Ohio Valley aud Mis-
souri, partly cloudy weather and occa-
sronally light rain, with the winds Yeer'
ing to westerly in be former and to
uorthwesterly in the latter. For the
Upper Lake Region. fresh TO Crisk
winds veeribg TO norlhwesierly, dec'd-
edly lower temperature than on Mon
day, partly cloudy weather and possI~
bly occasional rain or snow. For the
Lower Lake Region, fresh ana brisk
winds veering 10 westerly, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain and on Iues
day night falling temperature. For the
Middle aud Eastern States, falling bar
ometer, higher temperature than OF,
Monday, partly cloudy weather and
southest to southwest winds, lncree sing
70 fresh.
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RIscstO Explain.

Patrick Daily, JaniIor at the State
House. says that the Radical press are
making sundrY uucomplimsutary re-
marks about him, calling him Cover
nor" aud oiher vtuperstivs names that
il Rober Simms, colo.ed. OF Baltimore
who used to be his vl,.t dc ekGmbre, is g
to represent the United StStes a. q for
eisn court, by Radical appointment,
aud Rsvel,, (colored,) Of NJ ssissippi, rs
good enough 10 associate with the high
dignitaries st Washington as Untso
States Senator from that State, certain
ly the Democratic party cannot be
,csudalizei by calliug an Irishmsn
Governor. "-Cowjcr
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InI.,I., NfnIkel.

TOLEDO. March 2-Fiour-Dt-
mand lair and market firm. Wh'Rt-
Im2c higher; amber Michigan ca'n
and seller March 81 AZ, seller April
| 81; No . do seller March ! A.; fcIIer
AprrI | ~. Corn--A shade higher
h,eh mixed tellsr April GG!c, seller
May C8Ic; new Gllc no grads' 5Sc.
Oats-Dull and prices are nominal.
Clover Sscd-sj -. IIogs-Dressed
~ IN
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Marx TWAIN says he thinks he WAS
very successful in the object OF his re-
cent visit to Euglsud, which WAS to
teach the people good morals, and to
introduce some Of the Improvements OF
the present century"
A Pennsylvania debating society 10
engaged upon the question whether
an unIidy woman. with sweet temper,
is TO he preferred to tidy one with a
sour temper" The controversy, &C
cordiDg to the last report, is still rag
iug.
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WASHING TON,
WASHINGTON, March =.
1 .t rEt,A

MINER 10 Ch!ef Justice Waite.
The dinner to Chief Justice Waite to-
r;,ht will be uumerously attended.
The Supreme Court room was crowded
today, many expecting the Chief JUS
,;ce would be sworn in and take his
seat
The Committee on Reform in the
Civil Service had before them to-day,
a bill regulating salaries in the
Executive Departments, and proposing
an i: crease in the salaries OF the AS
siz;aut Secretaries and heads OF bureaus
without disturbing those OF the higher
officers.
Governor Shepherds Answer.
The answer OF Governor Shepherd TO
lie irqairy of the Joint Select Conn
mlttee to investigate the District affairs,
.vss sent 10 the Committee to-day
,aseiher with twelve large boxes con-
,a.nrng about - 900 vouchers, measure-
meutS and contracts OF the Board OF
Pablic Works.
DCcreaSe III PHbiIc Debt.
The public debt statement shows a
decrease during February OF 81 ,590,OS7
coin in Treasury SS.5SS,222 coin cer-
udcstes S4O.599S00; currency balance
52T2TTj4; special deposits OF legal
lenders S50, 100000; outstanding legal
,,.ler, $3.50 600 COO
Public Debt Statement.
Six rer cent bOnds, $l,2l4665. $50;
I'VE per cent bonds, S5O5, ,697, $50; total
coin bonds, 1920 36O,7OO.
Lawful money debt, Sl4,G7S.000.
Na,grci debt, $9,Sl3.390.
Legal tcnder notea, $3.50 592
certificates OF deposit, $50 100000
fractional currency, S.646 494; coir
certificates, S40569 500; total withou
interest, Sj2l,67o SS7.
Total debt, 50 266 .530977, Total inF
ierest, S2S,055,O6j.
Cash in Treasury Coin, SIS 5SS.-
Sd; currency, $3,I27754; special de'
u2sits held tor the redemption OF certrti'
Gates OF deposit, as provided by law
$jO,39OQ@0; total IN treasury, Sl39'
TJj47G.
Debt, less cash in treasury, s., l54
>>l O65. Dccreaee during the month
= j9O,Oi7.
Bonds issued 10 the Pacific Railroa
Company, interest payable in lawiu
money: Principal outstanding, S64.
t23jl2 interest accrued aud not ye
paid, $G46, ,235, interest paid by tn
United States, So, 1856 COL; interest re
paid by transportation OF the mail:
etc, $5O3L3i7; balance o. interer
raid hy the United States, 81 ,352 ,344
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The Temperance Movement.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2-Ihe
movement among the Temperance wo-
men is making progress, and occasions
considerable uneasiness among the
dealers in strong drink. driving them 10
their wits end to devise means OF de-
fence against the cru aders,
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auIN lie MARKET.

Lsul-,LLr, March 2--Couon-
Easier AT ljic F!,ur-Q et md un-
changed. Whsst-Quiet aud uochHng-
ed. Corn 20 GTlc. Oars-57m6jc.
Hay-SlS - on care. Pr ysIoDs-
On'et ard weak. Mes Pork II 80.
Bulk Mc.rs-Shoulicrs 81; Gear rIb
aides : ( tl'ar tiies :, lore. Bacon
-S.ouldGers E., clear rib sides 5 A.,
clear s.des So; sugar cur'd hams 300
I2lc. Lard-In tierces %; kcg- 9Ic.
" Wnjsk,-DulI aud pric's shade low
% ST SOB
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NCsrIIst Victory.

Five thousand Republicans eac1mp-
ed near Somcrroster, fifteen miles north
west OF Bilbos, were surprised by Car
lists and bloody engagement took
place in which one thousand OF the
former were killed, the remainder TAX
ing fl ght, closely pursued by the Roy
alists, and all were either captured or
drowned in attempting to cross river
IN tue way OF retreat.
MADRID, March 2.-General Louis
force is to JOIN the troops sunder General
MoriOne at San Antonio.
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PuLADFLrBiA, March > Flour
-llactrye and quotations barely
maintained. WhSat-DuiI red ~ CD
al GS; amber 72Gl u, white 100
/ s. R'e-St,gdy ~ 30, Corn
Held firmly; yellow 7437j; Ous-
Declining tendency; wnIte 41nj2T
mixed j4G51c. Ps'rolsum-Lfudr
llI@llt refined l4i@lji; March.
VIII Stcadv a. 97'o gSr.
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N.v york nr, caods mnrLct.

ELw York, March 2-Jobhiur
trsdc /. more active 10 all brarchUp, tut
the demand from fret hands - only
moderate. TIE market tor Cotton
Goods is lCse steady aud price 90 ceS-
siors and increased dlfcounts are otter
cd on sone brands OF Blcachsd Shirt
iprs Lonsdsle B'eached ShIruOg- re.
duccd TO l4c. CottonSdes are selling
reply. Prints are in good demand.
Dress Goods are more active. WooI-
ems are slurpi-h hut q ~