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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
For the Bath.

Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges and
Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also. Flesh
Gloves. Straps Brushes. etc., of horse hair. Dry
Friction Gloves, and many other articles of the
ame class at
E. BRINdHURST & CO,
Corner sixth ma NJ ark ct streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
Weather 1Seports.

WASHINGTON, July q, A. M.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle States
partly cloudy weather will prevail. with loca
rains, southwest to northwest winds, falling
temperature and rising barometer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
Finest Salad OIL
For sale by

For sale by s---
L. BRINGHURST y CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct strsets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
Concentrated avorIng Extracts

4 Veniila, Lemon, Orange, Rose. Bitter Aim ond
llnger. Macs, Cslery. etc, etc. made and sold
Iholessls and retail by
+. BRINaHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
Over the River.

GOOD sHoT-A BALLOON IN THE RIVER
&C, &C.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
Special Notices.
EOGd for ihe Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive. be
strong and healthy, and become little models OF
youthful strength AND childish beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
fENNsGRovE, N. J., July 49, Is

( Special to the Ga-ette.l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
fINAKtaAl AIM COMMERCIAL.

- ,ros, Del. July 81, ls74.
Latest stecA ms furnished. by Merrick
johnson Co. ;. Cor. 9th and Market street
Wilmington. Del. VI p. NJ. to day.
, 1874-04-10

Foreign AInrHctas
L1vKRrooI, April Oil D. n.-Unchangcd. Flour,
27a 6dass I'll. Wintor whoas 12a 4d712s Sd spring,
lis 2d@11s l0a white, 12s 2d012a Sd club, 12s 8d@
13s. Corn, 3Ss ID. Pork, DE Cd. Lard, 44B Cd.
lIvrnpooL, April o. p. 1n.-Brea1atufs quiet.
Lard, 44s Cd. Rest unchanged.
loHnoN, April 9.-Dulltou In tho Bank Of England
has decreased c4so 900. The proportion Of tho bank
roaeryo to nahillues which last weok was ts': per
arke for three months. bills il 7-16 per copt Which
Is 1-1G t,olow ban1, rate No change Is made In tho
bank rato of discount to-day. consola, money, o2@
10Ai now 5n lo4'. Now York cantrul, Of Erie, 81 !:
preferred, 6a.
93s Cd.
PAn1s, April u.--spocie In Bank Of Franco has ill.,
creased $751; GOO francs during the past woek Rontes,
53f 60c.
.-L1vERrooI, April e.-Ootton quiet middung nr-
csn, 7oeo bales spscalation md export, 2ooo
lrendstutIH quiet and unchanged.
Lard, Ala 3D. Bacon-Long clear lnIld1es, 41B Cd !;
short clear mlllcs, s1a 3d. TIllow, SIS 3D. Tul pen
tine, 32s I'd.
, 1874-04-10
NAVIGATION,

DETRo!r, Mich, April 0.-Reports from sault
blo Marie sllnw cold weathor, with tho mercury
ut degrees above zero laat night, aud 15 do
grees this morning.
At tho Straits Of Machlnac thero IL light
south wind, with tho thermometer ut 20 degrooB
above zero. Tho leo IL solid.
Navigation on Lake Huron is nearly stopped
OIL account Of tho now Ice.
=. FATHER polNT, april 0.--A schooner from
'Northshoar Inns arrived, aud vessel passed. sea-
ward yesterday. Riyor clear Of leo.
Fox A1vEn, Quebec, April 0.-1hs Gulf ia
N1vlEn nU Louis, Quebec April Ga nohoon-
or and yacht have nrriyel from BagMenay lsiycr.
bT. oATIAn,NEs, April D.-Tho Wolland oanaa
opened today, and vessels commenced looking:
A largo number Of yosHoa aro In tho oannl bound
up, and aeye1n Including propolloss, hnye ar
POM ooLRonHE. April 0.-A tug brought ln
tho schooner Cheney aoroHa this forenoon !; first
arrival OF tho Hoaaon. Tho bark Homo arriypd
at noon. 4 tug 10 outside, aftor another vossel.
Tho propeller Antelope aud bargoa aro leaving
for Lay City. Wind northeast, aud fsesh
, 1874-04-10

m!xod. frosh 62l<o 1sye atesdy: No. T. frosh, s8c.
Barley fair and arm; No. 2, $l.5b; No. ., si.Io. ~
;, Fnov1sInna- ,L;s pork Arm at {i0.M6l7 10,
&C. Loose boxed mdalea, DC. Lard nrn kattlc. lQo:
atoam, DSC.
nEoE1rra-flonr, so9o M brls wheat. $4,000 but.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., April o.-1nA1N MAnHrrs-pull hut
firm prices unchanged.
pET1toLEuM-8tcAdy.
DETROIT.
DRTno1T, April :-nnkApsrurra;-Eonr " M quilt anl
No. /, 31.t0x; No. 2, $1.48: amber, sl.45. Corn
dull dncllned to 100. Oats III good dona.d nt &c.
IEoE1rrs-Flonr. 1000 brls wheat, 1000U bu; corn,
10000 Iii; oats, 900 bil.
sa1ruzsr,-Flour, 100 brls; wheat, 3,ooo bu; corn,
1000 bu; oats, none.
, 1874-04-10
TIE FARMERS.


~~AA Aux q 4A*A"asHAIt&auH IN 1n6tnM.
npOlis.
1Nn1AsAro1ls,. April o.--The farmers layo
toon In sesaion in tns city for two days On bust
ness connected with their State Organization.
Tho following call was resolved upon to DO isauoi
to lie people OF the Stato Of Indiaua:
Believing tlat tho peoplo arc honest and capa-
bio Ut holt-govornment; that the old political
organizations are corrupt; that there Ia no trust
to la placed III promises Of either Of the eo.calle
greet politica! parties; that there are no ouos.
tlons that ought to divide the pooplo Of indiana;
sllut tho past tlead iBeuos should bo buried witl
tic paat, md that VIC should address Ourselves
to tho living questions OF the day;
Wo therefore invite tho farmers and industrial
elaases generally Of Indiana to meet with US on
Wednesday,, tho 10th day Of June, In tho City Of
indianapolis, to deviso waya and means to bring
about auch reforms as will ornano.pato o,ir
State from intolorablo burdens hoaped upon
ns iby the misrulo Of corrupt marty
politicians. Come, lot us take counsel togothorl
Tlis will take all the farmers' BoolotioB within
tha, Slate, comprising In all about 1890, and
, field. '''e
Tho call will be formally aguod when county
delegations have boon selooted,
, 1874-04-10

-. ~ 1.rn,s. nt.1 .a...e.l;Cs 1.t,a.N 'I''
m.u onftl. fnlsstiSE s,;9a.l' nnlEpit!9H. ~!
~ rneoSt rasa1,;n ~ IT,. naa aEtosu
~ tSott tnaonun a Gaanotaz,,g =. .ao 5oGtoeasy
n "x1 IL Iusa W ~ oGo1 no1on ~ Luz sse'
eiety r aoon to take tho hod Oh tie east s1de OF
WV '"'e"u' -
ANT1-Mo1ETY D1LL.
j.. II. HOBERTS, from tho Committee Of Ways
aud bleans reported bi!i 10 repeal oil moiosies.
no stated that tho bill referred to only one
branch Of tho subject, which tho Committeo
was still considering, aud which would in duo
time bo reported on;
Nr. WOOD Baid tic bill had not received tho
vote Of tho Committee, and, in lla opinion, did
not 90 far enough.
Tho bill was ordered printed and recommittod.
The toxt Of the bill ia as follows:
n,11 to repeal all moetics, and for other pur-
poaes:
Be Il enacted. etc.,, Tint all provisions OF law
undor which moiettea of.any fnos, penalties, or
torfoituros, Or any share therein, are paid toin
formers Or officers Of tho Customs. or other
officers OF tue United statos are hereby repealed,
proGeods OF al iino9, penalties nnd foriolturos
ghall DO pad into tho Treasury OF tho unitod
etAtes.
>, sRo q Ihat 10 anaA hereafter 10 the duty OF
tho secretary or tue treasury, out or any moneys
ad 70 suit
sous so, aiding IN tue detection OF smuggling and
other otfenses against tho customs, reyonuo
LAWS, or a'dlnF III cohVlct1ons or tue eamo, ana
ho shnll annually report to.CongrosB III detail oil
paymonts made him for such PURPOSES. When-
shall dotcot aud seizo goods, wares, or morcllan.
also Ill tho aot or being smussl.od, OF WHICH havo
been snugglod, ho Rhall bo ontislod to suoh com-
renRation therefor. as tho Secretary OF
tho ireaanry ala!l award, not exoooti!ng
, 1874-04-10

Tho Warren County Treasurerss Dc.
in1cntion Meetings to Increase
Railway Enci1itieS--Ob1tunr I've
1T Hl0nuf0ctnriGA. etc.

Tho Warren County Treasurerss De.
fn1cntion .. Meetings to I11creaso
Railway Fnct1ities.-Obituary iso
Ut F1Nnufnctorics. etc.
Special Dispatch to Tile Chicago Tribune.
appuintod to investigate tho accounts Of Col, =.
I. Henderson, defanting 1'roasnrcr Of Warren
County, submitted their report to tho Board Of
su1 erylaors ut 1ndialola yesterday oyoning. The
total deficiency WAS found to DO $92, ,G7420. His
Irregularities extend through llis cntiro term as
Treasurer. eight years. Ho has always figured
ns one Of tho loading Republicans OF Central
Iowa, and has boon kept constantly in Office by
5 hn pah5y the for the past Last
elected thor ticket, and the investigation was
.aet On foot at once. The odium of Henderson's
dcf"lcation, together with that Of Brandt aud
Rat,un, is bitter pill for tho Radicals OF this
section to swallow.
DEATH FROM blow.
Mr.. A. D. Person, one Of tho largest farmers
Ct lolk County and member Of tile Board of
Supervisors, died suddenly at his homo In Camp
blow upon the head received last February
from nun named Dunn, who afterwards lad
the country.
NEW RAILROAD.
Tl,e subtect OF q rat!-connoction With St. Louis
Meetings arc being hold IN iii tic principal
towns along tho proposed line vim Knoxville,
Abba, Warren. and Lucas Countiea. They are
all also getting excited over the matter, and
propose substantial aid II the road will run
through their borders. This evening meeting
ot tho cltizeuB' Association, comprising some Of
tho heavioat taxpayers, resolved in faYor Of a
direcs rail-comtnunicaton with St. Louis, and
appointed Gen. J. III. Tuttle, E1-Gov. Merrill,
0r. 9: u. Rawsou, the Hon. J. J. Phillips, Mai
1loyt Sherman, committee to visit st. Louis
anI intervening points Ia furtAorance OF the
OBJECT. Letters wore road in the meeting from
- 4 F1RM Or PBrAnou-AlANupAoTuREns
III lEdlana, relative to tho establishment Of q
Etafea.factory hero which would consume oyor
g93S eao osheIs a1 Sf ,, corn annually and cost
donate tho land for tho factory. oekaoosa oirors
$4,000 for the faotory. committee was an
po!n:od to correspond III reference to tllo matter
It III alHo proposed to establish SEMINARY for
young ladies' here tho coming soason.
, 1874-04-10
MADISON.

Reorganization OF tho State Board
OF Charities Democratic Election
dsatllss
Special Dispatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April 0.-Gov. Taylor haa at
lust roorganizod tho State Board OF Charities
and Reform which bas boon dBorganized sey-
oral weeks by the resignation Of MessrH. Allen
and Merrill and Mrs. Lyndo, and the expiration
Of the torn OF 11r. Giloa. Tho Bonrd ns recon-
structcd consists of Androw E. Elmoro, Green
Bay, holding over; Mrs. ". T. Lyndo, Of Mil
waukoo, aud tho Hon. II. II. Giles. Of Madison,
reappointed, aud Dr.. ". ". Reed, of Jefferson.
and r. 2. Chaplin, Of Columbus, new appoint
monta. Tho Board ia composed Of peraons vol
H1itod to, and interested in their work, aud is
general satisfaction.
The election Of Supervisors In this county
shows several Democratic gainB.
, 1874-04-10
MARINE.


.---- THFL OF UJI1CHNUs =
.r fy Hae as tr
tdinia M,lskegon, lumber; ecow flora, sa,lgatuck,
lumber sctr 14bcrty, Muskegon lumber Hctr Loisa
lIavcn lumber; sehr j. Beam Jr., Portago Pier. lu-
Der; schr Active, Bt. Joscrh mbor aclir II. @. 11eg
portnge Lake, lumber; achr peoria, hnskegon, lunl
more, rentwator, lumber; sc1r A. Rush, Aluskcgon,
i,lmlSr; schr Minerva, Mltskegon, iunaber scow Mi'
lumber ateam bargo Wn,. Crippcn Aunistec lubor
schr 1tocn Blood, Muskcgon, humber.
oLEAMEp-schr A. plugger, Holland, sctIr Mermaid,
Grand 1layen achr o. NJ. johnson, Saugatuck Bt1nr
Alpenn. st. Joseph, prop Oconto, MantoWoo aud iu-
tornledlate ports ali with auntlries.
, 1874-04-10
miscellaneous,

CHICAGO
Tho achr q. Barber lu8 been n1eletl for Wages.
Capt. Charles Ioach, M oil md experienced tuH.
man, hna sold his interest III the tug Shields, aud
ssesa tSs a Of 1s1tn Of
Tho new Harbor hIassers have nssun1cd their tlt.-
ties. Their asstgnmcntaar are as follows: From mouth
Twelfth, Capt. Thonsns Brown; from Twelfth to
S from 1ys.
Tag lneu report having seen several small fishing
boats tho Lake ut the time Of the Rlua only
Of which was enabled to reach the harbor. They
took Bouthery conrse., under cloHo mainsan and
jib. Some anxiety Is feltfor thoir aafcty.
The vesHo,.ouncrs Of ncsrg iii ts ,nte por. ,,ave
lately formed Or nre fortnH associations similar to
the ono formed in ihia about wcek ago At meet
s Fl M Of aep s s Iosy S;
would organize ycssol:owuers' assassination.
Messra. Alyal. pra;oy, r. 4: Winsow, md =; II.
AT meeting 0f tho vcsscl.owncrs Of Grceu Bay,
Mich, last Wednesday, tho following resolutions were
"Rssoired, Thut the Agricultural, numbering,
manufacturing, aud commercla! ntorests Of Mtchgan
iperatiyely doAnd tho construction Of ons or lnoro
Eailros-brilses across tho Detroit River ut Or noar
Rt*oIoa, rAut our delegation In Congress be, and
rts posance s sssro a st thay smpoy 5 III
proper eans to secure such Congressional legislation
~ ns t0 so'urehe accomplishment
AT meeting Of the Buffalo ycsaclowncrs, the fol
lowing resolutions ~, we're M adopted:
Of ve Of Which lie rrcsiasnt h h!sef sls Io'se 10 s
Ing sesHelowrors ut Detroit, APRIL IT, With author
4zation Of the International Association.
"Hesotred, That tho aamc committed 10 authorized
to employ II they deem best, suitable person to a.
and 81. Clair NIyurs":
Although tho ahlpnaetors Of Buffalo n4reo to snb-
Wrtera. t]lpy urO{ca Ag4|Gat tho payment Of lax.
, 1874-04-10
WASHINGTON,
tUontlnuc.i frn,n tho First Page,
bonds az sinking fund for their REDEMPTION q
maturity.


EXPLOITATION OF ar1nrTs.
Tho Senate Finanoe Committee in roportiue
to-day tho 1Iouao bill to facilitate tic oxporta.
fior Of dstilod npirits, makcs n, important
change In It by, striking out tic pro-
vaion for an allowance 91o est, o1 per cont
whilo in courso Of bonded transportation, md BY
refusing to ngroo to tho second section. which
provides TINT bo.lds shntl 10 Cancelled wlenoyor ~
proof 10 furnished tho department That spirits
think, should DO mado the subjects Of spoolalro-
liof.
Tho Finance Committee also recommend non-
concurrence In tho action Of tho House pronog
ing to reduoo tho export stamp from 25 to 10
cents for aaoh package.
, 1874-04-10

Mr: MAYNARD. who had charge OF tho bill,
voted nyo, in order that ho might move to recon-
aidor. The most Of tho opponents Of expansion
voted against poatponoulent.
Mr. BUTLER then moved to reconsider md
lay tho motion on tho tabIo,-tho parliamentary
mode Of making tho decision tinal. It was now
o'clock, and motion to djourn waB intorpoBed,
aud vote BY lottors was carried-117 to 100.
hlr. BUTLER demanded tho ycas and nays,
desiring to havo tic currcnoy-quostion settled IN
to-dnys session.
Tho motion to adjourn was carried, and tho
uouee adjourned.
Tho bill comes up tho first thing aftor tho 1aad-
Ing Of tho journal tomorrow.
, 1874-04-10
Ohio lEGlctATitRE

COLUMBUS, @, April o.-1n tho House this
law for the punishment OF bribery in noIiticnl
associatlons or political conventions was pagsed.
In tho Henato, q communication WAS received
from Gov. Al!on. nominating John G, Tl,omp-
son. OF Columbus, to 10 Stats Commissioner Of
railroads aud Tolosraphs. The nomination was
confirmed.
II IL uoush thls srshiuz, ths following bll!4
, 1874-04-10
Con. Rood Files un Anayvcr TO tho
Suit III Connection with the Pacific
& Atlnutic Telegraph Company.

8rfcial DMpafch 70 The GRfcaQo Tribune.
DAYTON, O., April 9.-Mai.-Gon. Wood,
q, s. A., has filed an auswor to tho suit brought
against him in tho Montgomery County Court Of
Common PleaB, which grow out Of his operations
in the stock OF tho Pacifio l. Atlantic Telo-
graph Company, Of which no was Director.
Tho plaintiffs claim damages On tue ground
that ho procured their stock to bo
transferred to tho Western Union Company by
fraudulent representations of tho condition. Of
the Pacific i Atlantic Company; and a!Bo,. by
representing that 1t was not to be 30 transferred.
The Departments answor ia complete donial
OF all material allegations Of tho plaintiffs petit
tion, except that ho was Director of the Com
pany, and purchased stock,i but not by fraudu-
lent representations.
, 1874-04-10

1Sptcia& Diepakch to The Chicago tribune.
OsuKoBH, Wis, April 0.-The election Of Al
derman and Supervisor, md tho vote on city
contested, legal measures to that ond having
been alroa1y commenced. Tho ground Of tho
complaint 10. that two persons acted rs clerks OF
election without boing sworn. A young man
persons not residents Of tho city haudlod
tickets and counted tho1n. Tho caso will DO cur
ricd to the Circuit Court.
, 1874-04-10

Annual Meeting Of the Presbyterian
Womcnss Board OF Foroign Missions

Annual nieotang or the Prosbytertnn
Womcn's Board OF Foreign Missions
o9 the Northwest.
speetas ptsnateh 70 Ihe Chicago Tribune.
seBson Of tho Presbytcrian Women's Doard Of
Missions OF the Northwest today, considerable
puslncsa was transacted, aud o largo number OF
reports Woro submitted. milwaukee, waB selected
Us the place OF the ne1t meeting in April 1876
The following oillcors for the coming year
wore chosen:
I!ea !T!es1cnHMfs' 9csnf,s q; H. ~ Moge q Evanston
,,,ck Th;ssme ~ y: Matt ATa u y: Mcq1r.
Mrs. Il. ". Patterson. winnctIo i'll Mra r. toi., 1
son, peors Mrs, Tcad, Denomination: Mrs Pe.rsona a
onarga. III. Mira. s. O.. hutchinson, New Albany ;
Mrs. L. @. Walker, Dotroit Mrs. br, lily, Cedar
lsapids; l Mrs. VeddoE, Milwaukee; hlrs. Gen. Vau
JGSei aa. a,nnSapa; ts: ". =: Iayona. ohio: Mrs
Home REPRESENTATIVE seeretaries@1frs, q n raAt,.
Chicago; Nrs. William Gould -'''N'>'
Forclgn Corresponding secrctariea-h1rs. Albert
Ksep Chicago; Min. L. Il: poomer. @~'
!Mresosa,ng !resost,ng s@S;resaryLMssa @ .,s Blake.
osrd Of MANI Sessg mhcne4a; y H., w.,
ton. Mrs Inh.ston H. " ;a rseSso9 rs Mre: Lon
nlias, Mrs. g. Wood Misa Mo,lanl. Mrs " l. 5uco!s
Mrs. NJ q Holmes, AIra, John Noblo. Mre. ]. n Dsr
ker. and Mrs. L. g. tYliams, Of Chicago; Mrs. A. IL.
1nps EsnnstGn Mrs: M Nchos Lake Forest Mrs
MIwluukees '4"' 1NSAN'' 1'"l'''o' A1ts' t't'"n'
At tho oftcrnoon aeseion, +bo s,,,on;,,, ao,o-
cates wore chosen to REPRESENT thu Boar3 NJ tho
Presbytorian General Assembly. to ha ho'd III IN ~
Nav; Mrs, J. L. Lyou. Wicbisan Mrs. A. II II
Iioge and Mra. Piorson. illi1nis: hfra t nr Mo
Iowa Mrs, Edward Mana. Indiann: Mira: T,rown'
WiHcnnan. and Mira. George pomornv 1h;o
MISSIONARY MAGAZINE,
Tho Committee dn tho Publication Of 1Yom-
nu's Work for IVon1an rocommondof3 tha
montbiv nnh1icatfnn 1oT thiH mnpnz;no md
nodro.} TIA ntmosk oiYorta in incresso its crc.
, 1874-04-10

ding upanda, i7]1o; futures closed firnor; Sales
e 1sc i1as Jne ane l7 Sss Ml 7ny Z 22 s
i 1926; August II 2i-52@l7X; i; September, ike
BnEsDsrurrs-F1our steady, with far demand; re-
cepa. $1,000 brB superlno Weatorn an1 statc $50
@e;S9 sommon 6" % to good, sasc@e65 good to choice.
s 1 It cern meal siesdy; %sssfn ssa5
S oneaso sssBs ssas so siiss apatee s
9 Nc Wessn 1a srs ae shqae 81 sd
Western mixed. sssss9o old tlo, s9e2soo; nigh
% ssso "a ssT rsssp sas %esssa
e 5a 6sah ss Msstsrn s@esSSs k.s "san e
uAY-Firm ut p4c@$1.00
3lops-unchange1.
GRooEnus-Coreo dull. Sugar nrm. Mo1ssseu
AMI rice quiet and unehaugcd.
15ssc.
Eoas- Heavy; Western, 13>H@1sc. -
IRov1s1oNs-Pork dull and heavy; new mess,
sla.caS. Beef unchanged; N1adles scarce and tirm:
lower aid quiet; primo steam, ioE spot: lo a-ie@
1910 May; IL lido June:
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Unchangcd.
W11sKY-sseady, ,atoao at oao.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-0ATs-Dull 0. and lower, It
suaAn-dooa demand; fair, 7Ao; prime, 80.
hlonAssEs-scarce; fair, 6ao; others unchanged.
' 2o sss prsss
Britain, 2s3t bales stock, 21,777 unsold, 1860.
~ rhlokETAMx-dola, 113is; aight, par; sterling,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, pa., April 8.-BaEADsruFrs- Flour
State. Indiana, aud Oho extra family $7.6o@s0o.
Wheat quiet; rcd, s1.as@1;6o; amber, t1.7o@l 80
ay9 aSS qiist liss az Gen 91ie as
, 1874-04-10

SpeC7aE Dsp0fck 70 1He CAtcaQ0 IT16ttNe.
TAsr SAGINAW, Mich, April 0.--W. s. Pat
riolts extract factory ut Midland, was totally do
stroyod by fire about o'clock this morning. No
fro had boon around tho premises for two
wookB, and 1t Is attributed to incendiariBm.
There was m insurance Of $7,500. and tho loss
above insurance ia estimated at $500.
, 1874-04-10

Stntc Treasurer of Virginia,
RICHMOND, w.. April 9.-R. IL. r. Hunter WAS
today elected, bystha General Assembly, State
Treasurer, vice Mayo, removed.
, 1874-04-10

NEW YonN, April 9.-Unsincss was sluggish with
nanufacturors agents to-day, but fair obbng trade
moro ateady and prices wero without quotabe change
Cotona1es fairly active. printa selling freely by Job
bera. Ginghams quiet in first hands. Dress goods In
good request. Fancy cassimerea and Kentncky jeans
dull. Black silks cling freely at very low prces.
, 1874-04-10
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD,
EENAnE


E1r. WRIGHT, from The Finance Uommittee
reported amendments to the House bill to facil-
itato tho exportation of distillod spirits. Placed
on tho calendar.
Alr. INGALLS,, from the Committee on Pom
sions, reported, with amendments, tue House
bill to increase tho pensions Of sailors totally
disabled. Placed on the calendar.
Mr. GORDON, from tho Committee on Com
merce, reported without amendment tho House
bill! oxompting from tho provisions OF tho not Of
satora md canals in my State, md providing
that all Ruch boats as have sails or propolliug
machinory Of their own adapted to tho lnko or
eonstwso @ navigation, ,, and excepting such as are
from tho payment Of oil customs Or other fees.
TIE PRINTING QUESTION.
11r. ANTHONY called attention to tho prac-
tce Of tho senate in ordering bills to bc printed
whom introduced. He aaid bills Of private
timos,-flrBt upon their introduction, again when
reported from Committee, anl again aftor hav-
ing passed mud probably nSro nover rend BY
any ono. lilo hoped hereafter souators would
ducing tlcu but wait until they would bo ro-
ported from tho Committees.
TIE nrENNoN1TEH.
Mr.. WINDOM moved to tako up tho bill to
enable tho Monnonites of RusHa to make
II Mr.. EDaiUNDs objected, and tho bill uout
nynr 1rti1 fn.fnnrrntv
o'oA 0'A''' w. rs,r nrvo,ou o.n,or
mr. ppar7, ron fi,o ronm,itao ~, p.,,,or.
=, ~, ta raani,,;n ten.s. 4
neaia43y,.o ~ n1;,,. ~ .to te
.;l''sso'n ~; - Z no1.uS tot ~
~ sot ~ into *i to VI 'no 1one'oa o4nee' Lulu
vi 'ao sao'e'
PROPOSED DONATION.
~. ENELlN4HuisEN FIJI! introduced bill to
hutnoflzo tAe Librarian OF congress- to eond
DOCKS 10 tho do7ofnfneht OF Iceland. Aoferred.
nlLL PASSED.
Ino 1oIowang ,!,, nlil upon tho caiendar passed
House Dill for tho inspection OF disbursements
Of appropriations mado ny o'fcera OF tho army.
rn.. Ansi9 a,9 FOE NEbnAeEA:
The Senate bill to authorize the Issue OF Q
supply OF arnls to tho authorities Of the State Of
NebgaeEh WIS dismissed until tho expiration Of
tho morning hour. whom 1t vent ovcr.
TERR1Ton1AL RAILROAD BILL.
Tho unfinished business being the Senate bill
to provide Tor the incorporation and regulation
Of railroad companies in the Territories OF the
United states was taken up, the pending qucs-
tion being on tho motion of Mr. WRIGHT to ro-
commit the bill.
Mr. WhnGHI withdrew that motion and Of
fered several verbal amendments, which woro
accepted by the Chairman Of tile Committe.
Mr, WRIGHT thcn moved to strike out section
q Of tho bill, giving tho right Of way to my
! railroad company organized upder tue act,
through nn0ccupted public landB Of the United
Ststos, in any state to tho oxtont OF 100 feet Ia
width on each side OF tho contro OF such rail-
, 1874-04-10

WAsu1saToS, .. g., April o.-For tho Upper
Lake Regions, Town, aud Missouri, generally
cloar wcatlor, md light to fresh winds, mostly
from the west.
LOCAL OD8EnVATI0H.
CHICAGO. Anetl O; 1874.
, 1874-04-10

ALBANY, N. Y, April o.-Ph'lips, Gardner Is
Co.'a knitting mill. ut Amsterdam, burned to-
day. Loss, Go,o00; insurance, 945, 900.