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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-10
Astronomy Rnd Religion NINA
Greater thau Waiter.

Astronomy and ReIigIOu- NINA
Greater thau Matter.
Editors Of the Register.
There appeared in your psper a few
days ago q communication sigUcd In
quirer," which deserves notice, because
it is evident that though the writer - a
person Of thought and culture, 10 his
search for the hidden things OF I''' b."
has been led astray.
After speaking OF the ianguas' OF
"Quiviscumquc," to whom bis corn-
muDication was principally directed,
and showing that bis argument on As
tronomy and Religion sb9n7d'i ~
weak points he ssys
THE man that can gaze INTO the
nocturnal heavens with all its 'conau-
rnce Of ethereal free" without feeling
his inhni,e:imsi iitleHe,s il emphatic.
al V mad. Ipfnitv On every band. Be-
yond our own galaxy, others arise, on
and en- forsycr : Mater, lIw, 5Pac: ,
Shall I attempt to 20 back Of al this
stupendous scene Of maguifccucc, and
there in proud isolation, rear colos'
ssl image OF myself, and fall down to
worahip il? No, | Will not thus sbsse
myself in presence Of all this beauty.
Bcyond, there is 30-nsthiry n1rc, what,
| know not never shall know Sland'
| ing here in the vestbule OF the great
hypu:hral temple OF nature, and gazing
| into it's dazzling penetralia ! catch q
ftful glimpse Of something with which
I have 20 common property.
II shall be nsmeless foreTermore.
/ Ooe ofthe saddest tLings in life IS 10
zee man forget that be is mat
forget that within him 5weils sonc-
thing that in. its height and depth, Its
length and breadth, L m3Te bourdlsss
even than iniOity something that 10
its beauties, its sT,eu lgrs, lie powers,
it's wonders surpa,.,s e7so The gorgeous
p2geantry OF the heaven even al the
wonders aud spleBdc;s o. toe universe
That somsthing is ruE| :5g..
Luma;te! exist il Infinitely greater
quantity aud G-:, ral!litudinOus
'orns j: would sill -y nothing but mat
Ter. The creation or the destruction ot
myriats OF No:'ds would causs not ore
thrill Of <oHdsr O, oUc pasg Of sorTo5
10 the already eKisi.Ug or rcmsiSipg
woTlds. Forever, mattsr EI!i rema'o
tbe sane. stsID, pass;oulesE, soa!!ess.
j Inquirer is flied Nth wouder a7d
ave. and abasemsct. ~hea gazlSS on
Itbe vide domain OF TIE hesTsns, Dat
has be not forgotten the inscription on
the SPLENDID mple Of DsiPhoe IN
MS admiration OF the heather Pbiioso-
phers has he not forgotten Whist they
considered their wisssi saying theIr beat
ADVICE TO nsu-"RHot0 hyssL' let
| him apply himself thoroughly to toe
task OF accomplishing this gigantic
work, aud never more need &c feel
sbased at bis own iusignifcaucs. The
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MlLLARD FILNoRE, Ex-Presideut OF
the United States. died at his residence
IN Buffalo, New York, last Sunday
night. We present in another column
brief history Of his political life. He
possessed personal qualities thatwarmIy Iy
attached to him many who were hon-
ored bv his intimate acquaintance
During many years lie hiss enjoyed tht
respect Of the American people anc
their grief at his death will be wide
spread. All political antsgonism to Mr.
fillmore has long since ceased and
henceforth he will be judged only by the
GOOD he endeavored TO do; the political
reforms be labore9 TO Introduce. The
exigencies OF party politics placed many
OF Il, in opposition to Mr. FlLNoRE'
while he filed General TAYLoR's uneX-
p-ed term in the Presidency, and when
he was himself candidate Of the
Know Nothing party FOR election to the
Presidents place. But the bitterness o.
the political antagonj,ms OF that early
iay are al long past and loRg forgot
len, and MILLARD FlLEoEB will be re-
membered with sincere affection by
ia. whole American people.
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ST. LOUIS.
Board of Irish ImmiGratio

Board of Irish Immigration.
Sr. LoUIs, March GA Board o.
Irish immigration, as provided for by
the Irish Catholics Bsnevol ent Union
ofthe Cnited States, and which will
operate in connection with the National
board OF that union, WAS organized to-
lay and the following officers elected:
President, Thomas J. DALEY; Vice
President, Michael McGinnis; Secre-
tary, Peter c. Nugent; Treasurer,
Philip Dough herty.
The temperance movement is devel-
opiUg IN various parts OF this State, Or
ganizstions being effected in several OF
the interior towns aud few DAYS will
ZEE considerable army Of crusaders in
the field.
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IInrinnntI MnrheL.

CrAcHNA1. March 9--CotlOn-
STEADY at lJtc. Flour-FIrm {; family
S. 1j97 90. Wheat-Firm at 81 439
| 4j. Coru-Eirm at 60962c. Oats
Firm at57@Ssc. Rye-Steady ats Of,
Barley-Dull and unchanged. Olls-
Unchanged, Eggs-Stesdy. Butter
Steady, Clssso-Firm. Pork-Quiet
and firm at - l2+9l5 -. Lard
Firm, Gales Of stcam al Sc on spot and
% buyer March; kettle 9c. Bulk
mcstR-Elrm, shoulders held at Sc,
clear rib sides sold ct 7i97iC; at intc'
rior points Iic; home held at : at the
close; Gear sl1c- 898tc bacon
Scare and firm shoulders SIC, clear
rid sidea sc. clear sids7 q: Whisky
Firm at pc
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New York NRrkct.

New YoEE, March Cotton las
lcI. up,euds l6tc Flour-More active
bul unchanged, su'Gne western aud state
g. 6oI6 o. common TO good 81 25F
t. 55. good to choice s. 60G6 81,
white whest,srrs 81 sO@7 -. Wheat
-lG,Lc better With light supply and
moderate demand. RyC-More steady
q, 9IGl 81 R,Iiey-Scarcr Corn
-Ncry scarce. ".a5, better and
in coed demand El Si&N>
new western mixed S6SsSy
new yellow wcslCrn Sc soulbCrn vel
low. SSGSPc old western mixed. OaI-
a shade Grmcr, C2SGic mixed west.
,r. 62CG65ic white western; CSC blaCA
western. SO white and mixed western
IN Alo.c Cofec-OuIct and unchAng.
ell. Susar-kc lower. Petroleum
Dui, crude G.,, refined lil9liic.
Bges-Slcsdy;vsstSrn 2lc, western and
STATE lined 12@l5c. Pork-Heavy
new mss SO p. Lard-lleayy; prime
9CG9i. Euuer-StcadT western 25@
iOs, SADr }i@jO. Cheese So Firm
nn1iiG common to prime.
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gulf which lies between mind sud
matter is more vast than is contained
within the utmost boundaries OF the
realms Of infinity. So great lie it Ihkt nc
comparison eau be instituted between
mind and matter; they are utterly dis
similar.
II is simply impossible tor "Iuquirer
or any one else, to doubt the immortal-
ity OF bis soul. The immortal essence
speaks Tor itself, forces lts own recogui.
ton. Then, pray. what destiny does he
suppose awaits itl Beyond this life
beyond all that we can know in
THE state OF existence. ne truly
saya that we catch fslut Gllmpses
OF something more. And 1t is
just that something in which we are ost
deeply interested; with which We are
most intimately connected. That tsome-
thing beyond the stupeudousness OF
matter is sou! r,td il, destiny. In this
have I no common property The
very light that reveals 10 me theee
slimp:es OF something beyond, fiercely
burnS iDto my heart, whether l will it
or not, the s,cro, uuhanishsble truth
that ! have
What shall be mY lot 10 future |
know not, but this much | do know.
that whatever state OF existence ! may
be ushered into when | cross the dark
threshold OF eternity, will always be su'
perior to matter. Aud not only will l be
superior to matter, but deep within the
reces8cs OF my soul hear the faint
whispeGlpgs, waited from the vast
througs that already ,nhabIt the spirit
land, that tell me shall be far more
than am Low that in thst existence
OF harmony and perfection l shall re-
alize the development OF the soul which
now Is in It's 'Rlutest inClpiency.
NnN I'urpTuN.
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HOUSE.

Tie proceedings were opened "!th
PRAYER by the Rev Chss. Klngsley. 1t
contested of two collects from the Epis
copal Church service and the Lord S
prayer.
Under call OF States, bills were intro
duced aud referred az follows:
By Mr. Hurlbut. joint resolutions ot
the Illinois Legislature for a law against
unjust charges and determinations by
railroad companies.
By Mr.. Fort, By request, a bill au-
thorizlng the issue OF interest bearing
treasury notes for the payment foI
works OF interLa' Improvement.
Mr.. Smith, " Virginia Introduced a
reso!uliv4 10! lue l.y lueIt OF all clalms
for property taken aud used by United
States troops during the late war, with
out regard 10 the Loyalty OF the claim
ant.
The States having been called
through, Mr.. Dawes announced the
death OF ex-Pregiient Fillmore, and SAID
that the death OF q man who had held
, such an exalted position in public ard
private lie made it the duty of the
House to arrest further proceedings and
take some proper notice OF such an
event.
Mr.. Cox moved the following resolu.
tons:
The House having received with be-
cominr sensibility and sorrow the in.
telligence Of the death OF MillnaTd
Fillmore, ex-President OF the United
States, at Buffalo, New York, on the
Sth inst, does hereby resolve,
First That the members OF this
House, OF which he was distinguished
member and leader, unite in honorins
the purity Of his private character
probity, ability and patriotic matter;
which illustrated his public career, anc
the grace and dignity which motives
tue retirement Of the latter wears OF hi'
lite.
Second, rs token to the honor o
the many public and private virtues o
the illuetrious statesman whose death
in the rpeness OF his age has arrested
the attention of the nation, the Speaker
OF the House is requested and author
i8ed to appoint committee Of sever
memters 10 attend the funeral Of ex
President fillmore, on behalf OF th'
House, and to communicate copy o
these resolutions to the relatives OF th'
deceased.
Messrs. Wood, Cox end Maynard
spoke OF the private character and pub
lie services Of Mr.. Fillmore.
The resolutions were adopted acd {
committee appointed.
The committee consists OF Me58rs
Cox, Dawes. Maynard, Tyyer, Wheeler
Wells and Darrell.
The House adjourned.
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f.s,ncw Yorh Dry Gcod. Market.

3Eg ToFE, March 9.--Apart from
prlnls, dress goods and hosiery there
vas no; much animation with eommIs-
sioo houses to-da7 spd ib, volume oI
business not large rb, market for
cotton goods b: ieverish agI ha, a
weakening tendency. In, pr,-cs are
generally unchanged in first haDis bat
irregular With jobbers. Pruis aud
Psrcalles uo5c active. Shs.ls 10 'su!
rel1es, and drcss goods improving.
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Ibtrngs market.

ru4,IrJ, March Q 9--FIour-Quret
ari unchanged, good TO choice
extra arfu- S. jO9j e, M'une'o;S
) TjsI6 +, Whrat-Dsmsnd active
and prrnrs adSapccd; No. spring 81 -,
No. . sIuOg 2l@l 9ji, regular and
ircsb cs-a 22i; April lsi May No.
, sprnc | loo 49,, rejected ] ~.
Corn-DPmani active and prices ad'
vanocj, No. = mixed 62tc cash; G3.c
Aprl', GGC May, new No. . mixed 69e,
rejected old 59lc, new jji956c. Os"
Demand light. but holders firm, No
,, 43jc regular ii!c, fresh on spot re
jccted 81 I2c. Ryc--Scarce and firm.
20. ; iesh Soc Barley-Quiet ant
unchsugu'. 80. > spring 81 j09l -
No sprng 2s Provisions-Un-
settled Pork operci firm but closed
dul. Sli 65Gli ~ spot; II IS April
l. 90 May. BuIk meats quiet and un-
chsuCrd ,honldcrs noninSIy sc; shorl
rib miidl,s & 96 April loose; short
clear niIdlcs : % loose. Bscon-Quiet
and urchargci. Whisky-Stsady. H9c.
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Baltimore Market.

FArruoFg, March P.-Tlour-Sieaiv
sup,rhne g. OO(aJ -, 'Itra & 00G,I T.,
family : 2jGN -. Whsn,-QwsI ard
firm. choice white 81 50, PeDnsylvabiS
red | G7C9l =. Ohio aud Indiana -
al So; wcsicrn sprpE ] 459l -.
Corn-hctive, southern white sO9S2,
yellow 7'6, SDc, mixed western slG1'2c
Oa,s-QlieI, southern jI962c, western
jjGi1; NJc--DulI and steady Hay
-VocIs0gci Pork-Firmsr nEJ
hisbcr, mess l6t@l6lc. Bulk mtRr
firm, srooldcrs 6il164c; clear rib Sidsi
stG Gs,c bacon inn with active Oh
blng demand prices unchanged Lard
- I.c, and firm At 2ic for western
Buuer-DulI, roll iO9i2c; tub foS g..
Wbrsy-Sonlnal At gle.
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PHILADELPHIA.
shin Officers Drowned.

PHILADELPHIA, PA , March 9-Ths
steamer Pennsylvania from Liverpool,
reports having met q violent hurricane
on the 9th at midnight. The sea car
ried away bridge on which we're Capt:
Bradburn ard the fret and second
officers and two sailors, who were a,
washed overheard and lost. The fourth
officer hsd his leg broken. The chips
hull and machinery were not Injured
but she lost her boats sod deck houses
Can't. Brsdburn belonged in Baltimore;
and The other officers were from Eng
LAND
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Trains Snow Bound.

SAN Francisco, March ALL the
trains caught in the snow blockade
have been abandoned for the present
At Summit Valley the snow is twenty
five feet deep on the level. Several
engipes and snow plows are off the
rack One eastern bound passenger
trs;n is still at Alta; west bound pass
enger at Reno; other western psssen-
Ger trains lie at Toauo. Another east
bound passenger train lies st Ha'leck'
At Cisco over six feet Of snow hss isll-
en- during the present etorm.
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AVAerllng ge9lster.
JACOB n. WARDEN.

1tis With profound sorrow that we
o,rorncs this morning the death of Mr..
T,,oEM. WARDEN, who has long been
q rrominent and well known citizen OF
Wheeling. He died at seven o'clock
Isst evening after an illness OF several
months duration. In fact ne has not
been well since receiyirgs severe fall
on the steps oil the City Building more
than year ago, but he has been cons
haed to his house aud bed during the
greater portion OF the past five months.
Hi. death has not been unexpected by
his many friends and yet toe announce
ment will startle many of those who
kept themselves best informed as to his
condition.
Mr.. WARDEN was born, we are M
.oCmed, in or near Sandusky, Ohio, and
came to this city about 1880 and prose-
cuted business as tailor for a number
Of years During the past nine Or ten
years he has been Collector OF water
rents and Of city assessments, and his
faithlulness and efficiency in this re-
spousible position has been demonstrst-
ed bl his successive reflections. The
city o! Wheeling never had better Of.
iicer than JACOB NJ. WARDEN, and will
ind it difficult to supply his place.
lie vas g warm hearted and gsner-
Gus man; srdently attached to his
friends; doing many good deeds un-
..uowu to the world aud he illustrated
IN his character benevolence and CHAR
i.y that were the more sincere in that
they were often concealed from
the public eye. We have kuown
4im, With some degree OF
intimacy, icr more than ten
ycars past, arI 10 deploriog his death
we but add cur private grief to the pub
&c sorrow, All who knew him will
joia with US in our commendation oi
his many virtues and in the regret oc-
casiorcd by his death.
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Cleveland Marker.

CLErELAyD. March 9.-WbeaL-
Quiet aud unchanged, 70. ] red 81 So,
No. . do | IS CoIp-Steady and hrm
and demand good; old mixed I'96S,
rev do 64Ja6jc. ~-Oats-Q1c AND
firm at 49c; No. state 47c; No . do
white SOC. Petroleum-Dull but uu-
charged standard white car lots l2iG
l3r Ohio state test l5f9l7c.
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OHIO.
Iha IPKisIaturc.

CoLUMnUs, March 9.-In the House
today o resolution was introduced ex-
p-essipg it to be the opinion OF the
General Assembly thst the Consiiru-
i.onal Convention ehould provide for
the election OF all State, county, town
ship and municipal officers on the same
lay, such day to be tue day for the cleo
ZION OF members of Congress. The res
o,u6on was ordered printed.
10 the Senate bills were Introduce j
10 provide that wills devisipg property
70 religious or public institutions
or corporations, where the tests'or
hasa living issue or adopted children,
must be made twelve months before
the death of the testator; to provlde
Tor voting by proxy St the election oi
officers OF trade associations; TO reduce
the price nov allowed to sherifrs for
subsisIICg prisoners in jail to ten cen,s
per day; granting 10 the United States
the right TO purchase land in Ohio for
the improvement of the Ohio river
resolution OF the General Aasembl,
OF Ca!i'ornIs, relative 10 the election o
nted States Senator By popuIa
vo,e, was indefinitely postponed Hous
bill for the protection OF haovs in tn
ONO was passed,
Died.
Harry Failing, Seua.o. and q mem
Der ofthe Board OF Trade, died in thi
city this morning,
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(phIIndeInhin nsrhet

PuILApELPHu March 9.-FlCul--
Dull; superfne g =, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra s 7jG7 I2!, State
Ohio and InIisna 7 5OG,8 ~ Wheal
Dali, ycI ! fQ8l 6s, amber | 7O@
/ 72; whit, ! TS@l So R,s--Stesdy
at 92,99lc Corn-HigbeF yellow u
Gs1ic. Osts-Qritt, white h0S62c
mixed j5G,5ic. Petrolspm-Stesdy
crude lOIGlJlc; refined li!GNt;
WbisaJ-S'eajT. Tss'ero ron touur
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO. March 9.-FlouI-S;e,5y
Wbezt-Dsnsrd lair and prics al
vanced; amber Michigan 81 Is; April
l SOY, 10. red l 81; No. > red l IL.
Corn-DemaDd fair and prices sdTsrc.
ed high mixed april CSC; May II; june
Sc, new 66G low mixed new 6jc 90
grade new 62c. Oats--Shsde high"
70. >. 43c. Clover Seed $50.
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SroCKs-Milwaukec and St Paul
have commenced paying : per cent 1iT,
Idends on preferred stock in the ncw
consolidated bouds. The defunct Com =
mon wealth National bank pad to-day
30 per cent dividend to CredtcIe, msk-
ing q total OF 50 per cent psli, ard lhcir
dividends will all be paid 80 soon "a
the bank building ls sold Stocks
showed slight activity esrly in the day
but closed quiet The fluctuations for
the day we're i9l per cent, with the
opening ard closing prices nearly the
came, The market showed 70 special
features. Sales between l0aud O'Clock
l5I GOA shares.
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E0BEEGF.
ENGLAND.
Steamer DtHabICd.

LONDON, March 9.-The steamer
Russia arrived at Queenstown to-day,
She reports passing the steamship Wis-
consin on Saturday 'ast, w.th her ma
chiuery disabled and s,eamiog slowly.
The Wisconsin left NeS Gort, lor Liva
er tool on February J..
Count De Chambord ha- oad si'sht
attack OF apopexy.
A dispatch from Berlin STAGE ihat
the condition OF the Emperor health
causes uDeasiness.
The daily Nsle5 says Gladstone has
announced his intention TO relinqulsh
definitely the leadership OF the oppOsl'
ton, but it hopes he may be induced to
modify it to retirement dnr'OG the pres
ent session.
The British steamship ADDE'S, rom
the United States for Card'H, has heen
reported at sea disabled.
The Ashautee Expedition.
Dispatches just received q! the var
office from General Woolscy, say that
no means were left un'riei ts effect q
peaceable solution OF the campaign.
The Kings palace was not touched un'
til the last hour, aud the troops left
Coomassie without one article OF plum
der. Of thirtg-iour officers first sent to
organize the expedition, four were kill
ed, three died OF fever aud seven we're
wounded. The rains have commenced
and streams and marshg7 a:c much
swollen, impeding ,u" homeTsri
march Oi the troops.
Dr.. kcneaIIS'S rrOicLi
Dr. Kcneally, counsel for the i'chS
borne claimant, has published card
protesting against the language OF the
press and the conduct OF the court to"
wards his client. lie proteata against
what he stres q one-sided use OF the
power Of committing icr contempt,
which ne dpciarss is unconstitutional
and revival Of tue Star Chamber
proceedings. In conclusion DR.. Ken
eally says "Tbe prosecution has sue.
cceded IN destroying the claimant and
nov seeks to ruin his counsel. Char
les Orton has made q confession which
is published in the G'oJ-, that tho ~'eim-
ant is hia own brother.
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TuuisNIliH market,

L0uIs,LLv, March g.-Lyuou-
Qu'et a. ljic. F!our-Qui,l sad a.
changed Whsat-Q1Iet and uD'
changed. Corn-Q1ie: a5d uncba'Esd
Oa,s-55G631 Hsy-Sls on carr
Mes. Pork-EsEitr al ljC. Bulb
Mesls-Q1le!, sides Sic clssr 9ic
Haus-Sugsr cured l2i@ 1910. Wits
k7-Lower 81 95tc
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BUFFALO.

Funeral of Ex-Prcsldent Fillmore.
BUFFALO, March 9.-The funeral Of
Ex.Presiieut Fillmore will take place
on Thursday next. The city is drsped
u mourning, and the Courts. Board Of
Trade. &c, have adjourned.
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The Virginia penitentiary has be-

The Virginia penitentiary has be-
come q heavy burden upon the resour.
ces of the State, and the Senate hs; :1
passed end sent TO the House bill
providing for leasing it out to some
private party, WHO Will at least exon
erste the State from all coat for feedlss
and guarding the p-isorers, dc. Tbs
House. it is thought, will also pass TIT
bill, and then it will only remain to'
the Governor to sign il,
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FFESGAR
4 Rioi QucIIcd ~ TiIltary.

PEsru, March "a riot broke ont
here to-day and was not suppressed un-
til the military, which vas called out,
had fired on the mob, killing four per-
sons and woundlDg many others. Se's
eral hnil1jocF were burned hg the r'o'-
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March 9, oP. NJ J
PROBABILITIES.

v
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March 9, SP. NJ }
PROBABILITIES.
On Tuesday for New Eng land, baronl-
eter will rise with partly cloudy weatn.
or and fresh to brisk north and "ss'
winds. For the Middle States and Lower
Lake regions, winds diminishing to iresh
and light, rising temperature and gen
eral!y clear weather, the wind shi'ups {
to essterly over the latter; For the
South Atlantic and Esst Cult States,
clear weather, rising temperature; and
light to fresh winds. For the Cppei
Lake region risiog temperature, increas
ipp northeast to southeast winds. CLOUDY
weather and rain aud snow: foi
Tennessee and the Lower Ohio valley
rising temperature, increasing cloudi-
ness and easterly to southerly WHO'S
with possibly threatening weather apo
rains 4 storm ls now apparent!
moving eastward over the Lower MS
.ouri valley, aud will probably extene
to the Upper Lake region and LoTeI
Ohio VALLEY on Tuesday.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money md s,ocu uarEe,

Ncn York Money md Sioch narEe,
NFv York, March 9--MoyEy-
Easy al 594 per cent. Sterling i,i ior
60 dsye and 48794574 for eight
GoLD-Rauged irom llli9llls and
closed at llli. Carrying rates 395 per
cent. Clcarings sii,O00.0Q0. Treasury
disbursements 81 100000 cns.ome re.
&C pts S569,00O.
GovEREMESTs-QuIel and steady.
STATE BoYps-Dull and nominal
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rs. ,.Ib.r,y L,ys stool nara.i.

EIfT LIBER1T. March H.-CAttle--
ArrysIs. including SATURDAY and Sun
day, 2yr car. no ,alss Iiogs-Ar.
rivals. including Saturday ard SUNDAY
s. cars. Torker- g. OOto 5 40 PhilA5sl
pbla D. ~ 70 8 - Ehsrr-tTrivsb -
care, no fales.