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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easier-FIour Steady
Wheat Quiet and Easier-Corn and
Oats Loyver-POrk and Lard Firm
Sugar Firm-COffee Dull - Freights
CHARACTERIZATION Firm--Spirits Tur-
pentine Dull-Rosin Active and Firm
Whiskey Steady.
SATURDAY, March 2s-8P.M
Legitimate trade operations were retarded by
the victory OF the innationists in Congress during
last week, but speculation was stimulated in like
proportion. The deliberate action OF Congress on
the currency measures though occasionlng little
surprise, was received with disapprobation
throughout the mercantile community. That the
national government should so stultify itself on
the grea. question OF finance Is matter of sincere
regret but it Is only little further departure
from correct principles, and Is of a piece with
nearly oil legislation nowadays, when personal
emolument seems to have become the chief motor
at the seat OF government II Is no wonder that
corruption and knavery are becoming developed
10 such an alarming degree throughout almost
every department OF the government, which APP
pears to be manipulated by sort of ring, the
chief object OF which appears to be the muctng of
the honest for the benefit Of the rogue Meanwhile the
OF the country instead of being fostered and
encouraged is hampered with laws and rules and regu-
aons impossible 10 be understood.or obeyed and bust
ness thus checked and business mucted Of the
fruits Of their labor and oftenmes ruined. The acton
OF Congress the currency question was Immediately
foowedas every at all oonyersant with such mat
ters knew IL would beby decided advance in the gold
premium. The country again launched upon sea OF
rredcemabe paper money, tor no one expects a veto
and there scarcely be any fixed value for nyhing
in the way Of merchandise which will uctuate in
anything else; Cod gambling aud speculation will re-
Commerce must snausS Mersanaie has aready int
tne effects OF the rise IN gold and Values have fuctuaed
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Tho quota based on COTTON IN store running ~
quality than half grade above Or MEOW the
grade quoted. The sales wereE ,, malta,
speculation ...................' " "
ro,a,s - $50 TT $50
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
lplain Statement Of Facts Submitted for Con-
OCCASIONAL Sober Second Thought.
The Means Whereby Relief May Be Given
to the Suffering Industries of the
Nation without Dishonor.
Results Of the Weeks Action in the Several
Wall Street Markets.

Tne possibility OF neao issue or tnconuerttole
paper regard lrtth Gmdzeroeyu and arartsty, ana,
IN D1y Judgment, such issue looud De q detri-
Dlegat and a shdgne-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March q. 1874
Suyar--Dsnand active prices advanced i stock IN
warehouses at Havana and MatanZas 10000 boxes and
1850 hhds Receipts the week $1,000 boxes and
1900 bhds Exports during the week, rs 300 boxes and
l2IO hhds. oi winch 2OU0 boxes aud II U00 hhds
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considerably nearly all speculative transactions 9ehs
upon ner r sss ne rii e os
the imitation policy being the cause OF the discrepancy;
sstnra AZ s Ranse was light
prices az eboa Sre
wanted any and values were somew hat easier
cGFp
T en Of suaar winch met with demand
and the market was rm Cotton was ohy an IN Petro
q s s1 Wa d sna w Vii aGn
nSea r nI ooa demand and the market hrm
$9ltsi :.
and Closed at ds' tS % c gfs 's
osss sllpaiy,... lis III R :. :. +
HSS %'s1ns: " l. r. Is
quality not more than half grade above or below the
lrsde quoted The sales wers r. Dav Last E,,q Total
e esPSra ~ ~
IN Sss to 70, u
A. 4 Nv io Ss 81 ss ss Ss s
sss snns 20 at 1 G e lt ss ss f fos
1898 s. bales Is' SSS paid
!. April iss Tor May 4. 1s9a$ - % G%s
40 ss e. s short at ao Il s 10 Il
100 at is ac loo at lec 100 short notice. at Is ss2e
800 at l6c 30 short notice. a. 10 3ls2c. May, 6UO at
l61sc LOO at ID les2c 100 at lSc LiU at 10 S3c
O !, 81 7l s s sans Go q. At ' %
i5i6c; July, 100 at II 7-l6c 100 at II 1890 200 atH
psle SranS tS4 Ssss e. as
ic paid exchange $40 bales March for June Rates on
Sc "i BY sail ic Bremen, BY steam. sail Nc
Liverpool by steam 5-lGd I'D by SAIL 6i6d Receipts
he IGayeson 81 bales; New Orleans
Wmlns ton 34; Norfolk 1885, Baltimore, 10; New York.
SOS; Philadelphia, Total, 97Sl bales This day last
week $500 This day last year, 6,459.
CoryEE-No business was reported from first hands to
tent lower prices would have had to be &C
cepted The jobbng trade was unlmportant
We quote Rio, ordinary carsoes nc 2l14c iair DO,
2sIc ext eme range Tor lots, 2c. 2ic, gold d.
and 30 days credit Java government bags l6c Sc
do grass mats &c. 29c. Ceyon, 25c a 26c. Mara
cabo 24c. 26c. Lsguayra 241c 251rc Jamaica, &c
Costa RIGA lec 25ic Mexcan 24c. &c Sayanilla
24c 25hc Curacao. DC 25c., gold, per h., 90 and w
days
The possibility OF a reoo issue Of i'aconuertiole
paper Iregard 10Th aD,azen,ent ana an1ietH ana,
in ma Judgment such an issue ,could be q detrt
Daent and q shdme-CHARLEs SUMNER.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-Flou 10 0s2 bbls wheat
A. $50 bushels; corn 370 do. meal l500 bbs and
100 bags 25 bushels-and tor the week ending
DO corn meal, l,543 bbs and 4,6lS bags OATS 1926
bushels barley, C0 do; LOCO do. The -four
ket was steady under moderate demand. The sales
foot up 1876 bb at prices within the OF the
lion and sold to the of $50 bbls at 81 s. IS Tor
Western; Brandywne held at II Az 81 90 We quote
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LEGAL NOTICES.

The possibility Of q necc issue OF t1tc01uerttble
paper Iregard 10Th anazeU,ent and anxiety, a7sd
in my j,tB0raent, such issue toould be dety--
gle7et and q sha,ne.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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OF the State Of New York. held at the Court House,
the city New York, the 18th day of March 1874
present Hon; Charles Donohue, Justices Joseph Wilde,
plaintiff against the National Life Insurance Company,
defendant On reading the summons and complaint
herein heretofore filed or tie proceedings heretofore had
beren and reading and fling The affidavit
of Eli Beard the receiver in this action whereby APP
pears the Court and proper that notice
should be published ia this action as provided for by
section IS section 56 OF article title OF the
Revised Statutes, and motion Of Van Wrinkle Gambler h
JAY the plaintiffs attorneys and the attorneys for he
said receiver, il is ordered thai all persons having
claim against the defendants the National Lite insurance
Company exhibit the same ~ the said Eli Beard
cever as aforesaid at his place OF business a. No l8
Duane street. In the city New York. before tho
lst day OF October 1874 and that all such persons be-
parties this action before said last named
day. and in default thereof that they and each OF them
shall be precluded from al benefit of the decree which
Will be made in this action and from any distribution
which shall be made under such Decree And ii Ia fur
ther ordered that this order be published week
for six months In the New York Herald, newspaper
published IN the city of New York, and In the state
paper apd that the first publication there made
or before The 3lst Gay Of March, 1874
copy
WILLIAM WALSH. Clerk
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me possibility or a ne,D issue OF tnconrerttole
paper regard 10TH aDaazensent and anxiety, and
IN rnv Judgment, such an issue Dou,d be detrt
nle7t ana a s',dme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
, 1874-04-04

.ahid- that tho investigation was placed by the
COMMITTEES OF tho Inst Oongross In tho lianda OF
those momborB. Of tho Committee who had moved
tho investigation; TINT the SUBJ Committed re-
ported that 1t did not doHtro to proceed my fur.
thor, and tho testimony taken by It was reported
bnok to the House untler Bonl, and had been ro-
committed at this session. Tie Oo,nnltteo waa
dispoBcd, tho r,omont 1t got through with tho
pressing buntnoBs boforo IT, to open that teati-
mony, and II tho matter appeared to roqulro fur
thor investigation, to procond with 1t.
:. Mr. BUTLER (Mses.) objected to tho roBolu-
ton, unless 1t was simply roforred to tho Com
Mr. MILL1KEN consented to that, and 1t uas
roferrod.
INVALID rERaovB.
Mr. bpEAh offered a resolution directing tho
Committee On Invalid peuBtone to in1uiro
whethor tho nystom adopted by tho managorB OF
tho National Military AaylumB OF doduoting fines
and f0r{otturcB for breaches Of t1iscIpliue is in
accordance with tho spirit and meaning of tho
pension laws. Adopted.
Wan CLAIMS,
Among the reports matlo was one very iu1-
portant one from the Committee OH War Claims
In tho case Of ]. & r. Green, Of Jackson Miss,
Tho claim Was for near 81. .900. 900 for the value
Of cotton and woolon millH destroyed during
tho war Of tie rebellion BY order Of tho Gone,
oral Govornmont, and for cotton bonds and con
federato money taken from tho bunk at Jack
Hon.
Mr. LAWRENCE Chairman OF the Commit
toe reported adverse to tho claim, on tho ground
that property WAS destroyed aB being IN clement
OF strength to tho rebellion, and that tho Gov
ornnent is not bound to oonlpenBate the ownerg
Tho bill was hid on tho table.
The House adjourned. -
, 1874-04-04

About o'clock last evening, Neits P. Larson,
residing at 176 West Chicago nvenue, Was thrown
out Of his oxpress-wagon On Milwaukee aVonuo,
near Second street, and waH badly though not
fatally injured, Ho was taken to his home and =
phyaician called.
name, while trying to jump on train on tho
Northwestern Road, about last evening, missed
hs hold and foil, his foot going under tho syhoel
compietely anputating threc Of his toes. He was
taken to his home, corner Of Elston road and
North place, and q physician called.
Detective "Denny" Simmons Yesterday ar
rested . negro named James Henry Brown,
q ridtculously Rmall price. There are three
boxes Of them at the Central Station awaiting
Identification.
Charles Lawrence, a German butcher reRd-
Ing on the corner Of Dayton and Bissoll streets,
attempted to commit suicide nbout o'clock yes-
terday afternoon BY shooting himself in tho loft
breast with pistol. lie was at once taken to
Vt. Josoph's Hospital, whore he received care
His condition is pronounced by the physicians
to be critical, though 1o may recover. Tho cause
Of his rash act is said to bo poor whisky.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
John ?: badger, Nov York !: i. Smith, BUT
falo; i. 0. Yateg, Utica; E. @. Perkins. Bos-
4Fos%s s;s4: Rh,adolghis lid, Ra1 she7an Aose &
+ + RRa'5s E. 5gas P'st$' Ssasy = rEs' 3 IL wSn %osa
bury, New York T. soally, ST: Louis. !.
fremont House-G. Swift, Wheeling; Z. Hazen,
Dixon A. Loydin, Atlanta; E. ", Brown, 0sh-
kosh; D. Cooper, Salt Lake; J: oar1ng, Lon
fsa Soson T. D. Dat21 pss ms141 H4ssa J. E. pi%s6s %sst
Salt Lake City; T. Q: Field, st. Paul; II. l..
Grant. Portland; @. J. L. Meyer, Fond dp Lac !;
A. Muller, Bay City; B. W,lliama, st. Louis.
, 1874-04-04
POLITICAL.
Still No Choice for a Successor to
Senator Sumner.
Propositions Looking to d Repub.
lioan Combination,
Washburn Most Prominent as a Com.
promise Candidate.

massnchllRptts Senatorial Election.
Special Dfspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DosroN. Mass, April 9.-Tho expectations Of
those who bclicyod tho deadlock would not
survive Fast Day, havo boon disappointed. In
tho Convention OF the Legislature today. 202
votes were cast, Of which Dawes rocoivod Of,
Hoar, 75, Curtis 10. Adams 10, Banks &, and s
wore scattered. The prominent candidates nll
lost by absenteos. Ono OF Dawes' supporters
wont to Adams. Tho Dawes mon now do not
profcss to hopc to show any decided gains bo-
foro TuosdaY. It ia evident that tlloy begin to
dcspair OF SUCCESS, and 1t Is beloved that AIR.
Hoar's friends have already n,ado auggeatona
looking ton
COMBINATION OF THE REPUBLICAN STRENGTH
or at lcast tho anti Butler portion OF 1t, on some
new MN. OF all the names mentioned, Gov.
Washburn's appears to be most fayorabiy ro-
gardcd. Tho chief objection ta Tint Talbot,
who would In that Case bocomo Governor, ia not
preotao1y tho man for euch place. He Ia we'll
enough aa to character, but not conspicuous for
ability or succesB. Washburn ia from tho West
orn part Of tho State, ind ip TINT respect would
crafty local feelag that makes considerable
part Of Mr.. Dawes strongth. However tho
matter Is decided, the Senatorial question will
probably bo potential ono In tho noxt state
campaign.
, 1874-04-04
A. IKAro Pro&1icAn cut,

From tbs Louisville CourttT.IoHrHat.
Yesterday afternoon, al the 4-o'oloch train
from Now Albany to Louisyile waB leaving Now
Albany, thin, spare man, carrying Spanish
hen, with = propoetorously largo comb, entered
q car and took seat, layng tho hon acroaa hia
conduct OIL hor. part might instantly be sup
prosuod She had !. sulky look, but she kept
quot, and tho thin, spare man waa noon
getting, apparently, all about ler. Now was
the timo Tor the spiteful oroaturo to vent l,or
ill-will. With silent effort she nut
forth her. powors. and out fell a clean,
fresh egg, dropping upon the soft cushion Of tho
seat md giving back no sound but quite In view
Of num6or of fun-loying pausongora. " Con. tr
siderable glggling onsued. which was all the
more difficult TO snppross because the man had
not observed what Ind happened. A lady At
looked q little astolIshod, but, without losing
his aelf-command, be picked up the deposlt, and
Good'Aumoredly held It 30 that everybody u tho
, 1874-04-04
A Wagon Loaded with hNitro-<slyCcxino
p TNmblea Down u Bluff.


From ahs Troy IN. ~ Press.
Gently occurred, with nitro-gIycorlne, near Fort
Ticonderoga: Prof. hlowbray's team, loaded
with ! 400 pounds Of tri-ntro-g1ycorine after.
three days travel from North Adams toward the
fort, was directed to cross on tho leo an armlot
Of Lake Ohampla!n, md man was detailed
from the railroad tho1o building to point out tle
safoBt route to tho magazine, about huff milo
distant,
The Inko waB crossed in aafety, aud the team
WAS following tho route indicated for tho maga-
znes, when At point where tho road Ind wasL-
cd out, tho Off foro wheel rolled OF, tho wagon
tiltod, and in spite Of the efforts Of four mon
who. wore holding 1t up, went ovor the bluff,
turning tho nitro-glycorino and oxploders bot.
tom side up with such force as to break q loaf
Of tic hind spring Of tho wagon. Tho lsing-bolt
released Tho horses, but tho mon didn't wait to
see this. as soon ns tho upset was aeen to be
inevitable, tlioy raced away from the expected
explosion, leaving tho teamster and horses to
their fate.
The explosive, however, having been pro-
pared for tho journey aud itB possible contin-
goncies, did not ignite, and, after some twenty
minutoH' delay, the Journey was resumed, and
tho glyccrino was soon safely stored In the
magazine. Altogether, Prof. Mowbray thinks
that this was pretty thorough test OF tho sensi-
tiyenass Of big g'yccrino preparation, md an
eyent calculated to give the authorisios at Fort
Itconderoga considerable confidence in nitro
glyoorine from tho Hooeao tunnel.
, 1874-04-04
CAPITAL AND LABOR,
Tho Toledo, Peoria H. Warsaw Work.
men Come to Terms.
The LaSalle Miners Submit to q Re-
duotion Of Wages.


The Toledo, peorla dc Warsaw Works
mon.
Special Dtspntch to 7he Chfcaao 7f{bttne.
PEORIA, ILL.,, April 3.-The Committee appoint
cd ut tho mooting OF Toledo, Peoria i Waraaw
omployos on Wednesday evoning last callod on
supt. Crugor Inst night, and informed him that
they would accopt what money 10 could pay
them now in phrt settlement Of their December
pay, provided 10 could guarantee that they
would rocolve the balance. ifr. Urugor stated
to the Committee what ho hnd done at Chicago,
but said neither ho nor any one else could give
thom a written guarantee, but TINT he was satia-
fled they would rocciyo every cent duo them
within six weeks. As tho Committee were not
they requested that lIr. Crugor como to the
ehopB and stato the caao to tho mon, and lot
thom decide whnt they would do.
In accordance with this ru1uest. 6uperintend-
Ont Cruger, acc ompanied by Col Robert g.
1ngorsoll, attorney for the road, visited tho
s1opa, THIS mornn and explained to ths msa
them that Judge Drummond's dooreo provided
that all tho not earnings OF tho rond should DO
applied to pay OF dobta, and TINT not ono dollar
would be applied for any other purpose until
them to be patient and they would got al their
finally agreed to accept $1,000 on account
OF. tho Docenlbor wages, and this rum will be
paid thom tomorrow. About tho 12th Inst. they
will receive their March pay, and towards the
close Of tho month will probably get another
dividend on tho old account. Tic gamo spirit
that prevailed in tho 1nootiug Of Wednesday
night still aotuates tho men, but they have con-
cludod to trust in tho promises OF tho road oncc
moro, and accept this amount now. Should any
unreasonable delay take place, however, In
future Payments, the employees will delay no
longer. but Rtrike ut onco, and direct thoir on
ergios towards destroying property, and perhaps
, 1874-04-04
The Lntcst Snake Story.

FToNl {Na Charesaon Is. C.) Ne,ea.
Mr. ]. n. Drochington, Of Black Mingo WILL
iamsburg County, is responsible for the follow
ing snake story: =" A dog belonging to a colored
man. while trying to catch lnrge and ferooious
iuRt below tho ribs, and out Of the orafice mado
By tho hogs tooth crawlcd two largo snakes.
Ono Was a!iyo and apparently in perfect health.
The other was severed or cut III two by the hog q
bright, red-atriped, with blue iutermixed. They
wore about foot inches long and inches IN
circumference: They woro snakcs in oyery par
uonlar;. The dog is living and in its usuai CON
, 1874-04-04
FIRES
At Roanoke, Ind.

: Sptcfal Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ROANOKE, Ind, April San extensive fire oc-
Cured in this town between II and II o'clock
last night. It originated in tho grist-
mill Of r.. H. Moche Il Co., which WAS totally
destroyed. with Its contents. from this build
Ing tho tlaneB communicated to the unocoupied
atoreroom owned by Mrs. r. O. Eborsolo. which
also auccumbed to tho flory attack. The loss on
the mill is estimated by tho owners at sl0, 600,
and on the storeroom at 81 900. The mill is in
sured as follows: Homo. Of Columbus, ga. 500 !;
Olay, Of Kentucky, 81. .000; Underw1iters, Of
New York, and Northwestern Natiopnl, amounts
not giyon. The storeroom WIS not insured.
Tho cause OF tho fire is supposed to have been
Q defective tlug. -
, 1874-04-04

NEW Yong, April 8.-The Norwegian steamer
which is now forty-seven days out from ttis
port, for Rotterdam, has not been heard Of since
aho eailed. Que Of her owners Gays that thero
is bare possibility OF her machinery having
broken down, and that she Is proceeding under
sail.
PLYMOUTH, Eng. April 8. 3.-steamship Goethe,
from New York, has arrived.
PnILADEIPn1A, Pa, April 3.-Arriyed, stoam-
ship Illinois, from liverpool.
New YoRK. April 3.-Arriyed, steamships VIC
torin from Glasgow, Ouba from Liverpool, and
Kongsyerro from Loudon.
, 1874-04-04


Tho Missos Smith have again baen called upon
by the firm aud porsever1ng Collector OF Gina-
tonbury for another tax. Tho ladies' road to him
various little essays aud epiBtlcB III which they
were oxhorted by their friends to hold to thoiIr
rebellion; among otlors lotter from Anoa
Lawronco, containing q check for $50, with which
to fight 1t out OIL tho aamo old limo. Both Miss
Abby and Julia are very firm In the ro-
sistanco to my moro taxes until thoy have tho
meantime, tho Collector, lost ho should again bo
charged with being llaHty, mud taking counsel OF
his gallantry, haH concluded to give tho ladies
fow tiaya of grace, aftor which tho war will COM
menco III oar1leat. It is said that tho Aldernoya
are III vol trained as to what may happen that
thoy hayo buen on tho lookout, with load and
tail un, ever since the call Of tho Collector,
, 1874-04-04

p11}1n, L -.F: Z 1EY 0Nn
40tt2aQ
New York. 2,b08G5t
.+t..t'..s.'s...s 1ueo3o
DQHiQp 21l .nRh
, 1874-04-04

A boy 12 yoars old, namod Benny Davis, whoae
parents 1.-Two on tho Riyor road, broke hiH leg
sou,o months ago, aud has boon confined to tho
houBe ever since. 1Io has, during tho laat tl,see
tic, ataud on its hind foet roll over leap through
q loop covered with paper, and to execute vari-
oua other manouyre1. Tho family own = big
cat, aud sho has been trained to stretch out and
lot the rat leap over her, and the two arc great
friends, though Grimalkin Ia death on al other
rodents, The lad has an exhibition twice aweel1,
and secures quite IN income by charging Al ad-
mission foo OF oopts,
, 1874-04-04

PARIS, April 3.-The Carlists hero 1,ayo infor-
nation that revolt has broken ont in Bilbao !:
that only half Of their army has bcen engaged
in tho prosent battles that Gen. Santos will
shortly maroh with strong divisions upon Ma
drid and cut off Marshal Berranos communities
tlons.
:, MADn1p, April 3.-An ofacinl dispatch states
that 40 officers and men have deserted from
Gen: Santes' command and como into Republic
can Hnea.
, 1874-04-04

Citizen Governor Qf Jalisco
have informed tho Clifton President Of the
facts communicated In your telegraph to-day,
and, In reply, he drects me to say to you that be
and Judgment with which the Government, un-
der your worthy charge, is proceeding for tho
preservation Of order In tho State, and the pun
ishmont Of the guilty, whatevor mny bo tho pre-
text they invoke; TINT he sincerely thanks you
municatod these factB, and requests you to con-
tinue to do 30, in order that this Government
may take the stopa rendered neceHsaiy BY tho
circumstances for tho preservation Of peace, and
endangered by somo bad Moxioans.
OAyErANo GOMEZ PEREZ,
Minister OF tho Interior.
, 1874-04-04
THE STEPHENS MURDER IN MEXICO.

Executive inquiry iclatrvo 70 the
Assassination OF the Isovs John ste~
phonss %
By mali from Moxlco City, We havs tho follow
Ing ing ,telcgranhio ,oorroBpondenco botwoen tho
m1irder OF the Rev. John Btephons, . Boston
oolorEyman Of the American Board Of Foreign
o, 9AupA1AsAnA, March 8, 1874.
Citizen aftnisftr u The Interior:
III Ahualaloo. last night, tho American Protest.
nnt ministor John Stephens, WIS murdered, in
tho midst Of . mob Of more than 800 persons, to
doors Of bis houao. In The tumult, q Mexican
Citizen, whose name Is not known, was also
killed.. have Hont to that town 400 mon to ro-
storo ordor aud arrest and punish tho guilty.
Please inform tho Citizen President.
1aNAc1o L. VA1LAnTA,
Governor State Of Jsllsco.
, 1874-04-04

ALDAkr, April 9.-oArTLE-Raceipts, o,2o5. The
market opened dull, but became moro brisk. 4 good
many Texan aud Cherokee cattle were offered. No
premium steers in Market Last weeks prices asked,
but prices show decline Of 1<taAo,
BHnEr AND LAMDs-Markot quiet and dull. Good
good. Receipts, Is cars, against 80 cara last week
The demand for mllch COWS Is fair at lust wcekra
prices-311. .0o@63.00.
, 1874-04-04
WASHINGTON;


m!ttoe o. tte Honso, who appointed auh.com-
mitteo, ,Iconhisttng Of Mcssra. Tromain, Eldridgo.
and Whtte, to hear both sides. Noxt. Monday
morning ID appointed for tho hoaring. Tho tax
shaw, Butler, Elliott, Lathors, and T. Y. Bimons
sub-oommitteo to conduct thor caso The,
rest Of the delegation return honoward to-mor-
row. Tho point now aimed at is to induce tho
CATION Committee so that Congress- may become
.eoEnisant Of tho condition Of South Carolinh.
This rs considered Indispensable, preliminary to
Congressional action.
, 1874-04-04

ERIE, Pa, April SD. D. Williams, Cashier
Of tho Copneausyiile National Bank, which waa
reported robbed some weeks ago, was rea1rested
to-day by s. D. Benson, Government detective,
and lodged In jail, his bail having surrendered
he was found In the bank gagged and souseloss.
Rocent examination Of the bank books show
defalcation Of SAT 000 in addition to tho reported
robbery ct S47, 900, which confirms the euBpi-
cion OF Williams guilt.