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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-17
HON. FRANK HEREFORD AND
THE BACK.PAY.

In the Monroe county Watchman last
week We find correspondence between
Mr. A. n. CAMPBELL and Hon. FRANK
HEEEFoRD, member OF Congress from
the Third District of West Virginia, in
relation to the extra salary voted 10
each OF its members by the Forty
,econd Congress. Mr.. HEREFORD says:
when the bill was under conaiders'
ton in ihe Forty-second Congress by
which the salary of members OF Con.
gress was increased and by which the
members OF said Congress received five
thousand dollars, lees their mileage
generally known as the back paw" l
voted against it. In this, the Forty
third Congress, bill was introduced
repealing said law increasing the
salary, and alec compelling the members
OF the Forty.,hird Congress who
were members OF the Forty y-secopd
Congress TO return to the National
Treasury the amount OF said back
pay" voted in Congress upon the
consideration OF said bill to repeal the
law of the Forty-seeond Congress, aud
| also voted that the back pay" should
be returned. Congress has repealed
the law increasing the salary, but re1
fused to pass that part compelling the
return Of the back pay" to the Treas =
ury. Congress having taken tnat ac-
ton in the matter, have
sent to Hon. 3. w..
Byrne, State Superintendent OF
Public Schools. check for four thou
sand six hundred and seventy-four
dollars and eighty cents (s4,o14 oo)
the amount received by me, with dlrec-
,ions that it be by him. as such othcer,
applied to the "irreducible school fund
OF our State, for the education OF the
children thereof forever.
presume no one will object to my
vote against the passage oi the original
law, or to my vote to repeal IT., or lc
my vote to return in to the Nasions
Treasury, or to my donating it to th'
education OF the children OF ou'
State. Your friend,
FRANK HEREFORD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-17
INDIA Ma.
The Xonnn,s Whisky War

JEffERsoNvILLB, February l6.-The
womeu's crusade against the traffic
opened up with renewed efforts at nine
o'clock this morning. Great numbers OF
the Union Association gathered and
held devotional exercises at eight differ
ent saloons. At every saloon they
were received kindly, and were protect
ed by the police from the jam OF the
immense crowd that congregated at
every saloon. Business is partially sus-
pended, and the streets are lined with
citizens of every class. The excitement
over the movement is at its height, but
30 lar no apparent effect has been no
ticed among the saloon proprietors,
They sll decline 10 sign the pledge
Tne boisterous disposition that develop
I'd itself on Saturday among the dense
crowd was more quiet and orderly to-
day, aud at this hour l o'clock the
Uoion adjourned to meet Tomorrow ia
further prosecute the undertaking.
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YsTELEGRAPH.,.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
BY the Western Union Line, ofiice North.
west corner Of Main and Inn streets.
WASHlNG TON.
= , .,... Ny5s6 -r~r
WASHINGTON, February l6.
The Eight Hour Law.

AuS 1sA - AA~s. ~>~-
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
written to General Garfield. Chairman
of the Committee on Appropriations
enclosing . letter from the manuiactur-
ers Of Baltimore endorsing the views
and statements Of the Supervising
Architect, Muliet. on the eight hour
question, q and saying their experience is
his, and that is not only impossible for
man to perform as much labor 10
eight hours as in ten, but that he
absolutely periorms less work per hour
under the eight hour system; has q
demoralizing effect on labor which the
government has temporarily employed,
has untitled mechanics for regular
davis work. In conclusion it is asked
whether it would not be for the best
interests of the country and the labor
question TO repeal all laws governing
the hours OF labor and leave the
question to settle itself by the
laws OF supply and demand.
The recent Civil Commission is not CIV
ing satisfaction. The House Commit
tee on Civil Reform will soon introduce
a bill to regulate the appointments in
the Executive departments, proposing
to distribute the appointments among
the members OF Congress, on the exist
inc principle governing the appoint
ments to West Point and the Navai
Academy. The committee will subse'
euently prepare general law on the
subject.
Cuban Affairs.
The Department OF STATE has no In
formation in relation the report ths
| martial law that has been declared ii
Havana, and that seven thousand vol
unteers have possession OF the city
compelling the Captain-General 10 TAX
refuge on board the war ship Arap'les
Governor Joha G. Brown, OF Tennes'
see, has arrived here on business OF tha
State, desiring to obtain an amour
due by the government on account o
the seizing and operating OF certain
railroads during the late war.
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OMAHA.
Indian Affairs.

OMAHA, February lG.-The following
was received by General Ord to-day,
from Fort Laramie, by a messenger
who had just returned from the agency
D. F. Saville, agent, writes that the
Northern Indians have all gone to the
Faneue river, and that they alone have
committed recent depredatious, and
that the OsalIallas have faithfully
guarded the agency since Frank Apple
ion was killed. They will prevent the
uorthern Indians from coming to the
agency or passing through this country.
He also says that the Indian
who shot Appleton, was killed by the
two Brutes who also recaptured the
mules stolen by the Miunecanjons from
Cbas. Genren. Agent Howard writes
through Saville that Spotted Tail has a
guard over his Agency. The party
who killed Lieutenant Robinson and
his Corporal consisted OF Minnecaujaus,
Unappos and Sausauricos. Seven
Indians were seen le"
miles from Camp Stamhury yes
terday, which is thought to indicate
that D. T, Saville's judgment is correct.
Two Lauces and his band are suppos'
ed to be south Of the South Platte, as
nothing has been heard oil them. Capt.
Mills command, who started after the
Indians reported at Big Springs, has
not been heard OF. Lieutenant
Robinsou's wife and his remains LEFT
Cbeynue to-day, bound east. Mrs
| Joseph Grey lett three children in
house seven miles from Lincoln, Neb
leaving home; and on returning dis
covered the house on fire, and before
she could get there the roof tell in. AL
OF the children were burned to death
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Division OF the Diocese Of Virginia
Editors OF the Register.

EQltOId vi ZIG nesiss4'
That your correspondent "P." makes
out "strong case" for division OF the
Diocese OF Virginia, at present, is not
altogether apparent. That be discusses
the matter very plausibly. / am free to
admit. But sit is rot q matter OF
general interest TO your readers, l do
not feel disposed to trespass further On
YOUR columns. l will only remark on
the effort which was made to divide
the Diocese during the late war, that
the fact that the opposition then came
from the High Church side, is evidence
that it was then tac;tly understood to
be a party issue. Nor has it since lost
that character, only there has been q
shifting of sides, for reasons only evil
dent to the initiated. I am too we'll
acquainted with the history OF the Or
ganlzation OF new Dioceses in the
Protestant Episcopal Church to be mis-
led by the plausible special pleadings
ofyour correspondent, "P." It lie simply
the old story over again Of my bull ol
your OK" GLORIOUS.
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NEW YORK.
Tho whisky Var.

New YORK, February l6.-Ten wo-
men and two men organised in this city
yesterday. for q crusade against king
alcobol. They will devote this week to
prayer for An increase OF their num-
bers. ,,-. .s
News Items.
In Hoboken last evening ex.Consts-
bic johnson and Daniel Basnle quar-
relied sbout the arrest Of a boy accused
Of snow-balling. Baenle finally ran,
when johnson fired at him, inficting q
serious wound. johnson then fled fol-
lowed by q crowd, who knocked him
down aud kicked him 60 severely that
he is not expected to live.
Dennis Killard. OF 425 East list
street, yesterday fatally stabbed Mi
cbael Barry. q boarder. Jealousy is
said to be the cause.
Chief Justice Waite has been inter-
viewed, and the reporter concludes he
has no bias, but decided opinions. He
proposes to make Washington his
home.
AKey West dispatch states that it is
reported by steamer from Havana
that seven thousand volunteers had
taken possession ot the city, and had
com PEELED the Captain.Geueral to take
refuge on board the Spanish war
steamer Arapiles.
Chief Justice Waite left to-day for
Washington.
Arrived, steamer Humboldt from
Stetlin.
The Howard Courtmar tIal.
The President has ordered that the
Court of Inquiry in the case Of General
Howard be composed of Generals Sher-
| man, Mcdowell, Pope. Meigs and Cole,
Major A. B. Gardner Judge Advocate.
The court will meet in Washington on
the Sd OF March.
The House Committee on Appropria-
tions have completed the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation
bill and have cut down the appropria
tions from the estimates to three OF
four million dollars. and dispensed with
q number OF clerks.
| Convicted.
| Wm. Conkling, ex.deputy sheriff,
was to.day convicted on the charge OF
stealing $4,000 in gold certiicates
from Burr & Croft. Sentence deferred.
New Horse Disease.
| A new disease affecting the horses
of the stage and street car lines. hal
made it's appearance. A large number
of animals have been prostrsted, bu
the mortality except in the case OF stag
lines is small and in most instances th'
disease yields rapidly to medical treat
ment The Symphonic are loss Of ap'
petite, swollen eyes which discharge yel
iowish matter copiously, and swoller
llegs; stupor follows with great weak
ness. Rapid recovery follows with tn
return Of appetite.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-17
HOUSE.

T The following bills were introduced ::
By Mr.. Woodiortb, i'm posing duty
OF elk dollars a ton on jute and jute
butts imported.
BY Mr.. Whitehouse, to abolish the
psvv yards at Kittery. Charleston, New
London aud Washington.
By Mr.. Stewart, a joint resolution Of
the Missouri legislature asking Congress
for such legislation as will secure to
the people there equal advantages as
to rates, time and transportation on the
Union Pacific railroad and the several
branches thereof, which are reserved and
governed as chief part OF the consd-
Grafton to be given by the company for
grants Of lands and bonds made by
Congress.
By Mr.. Pendleton to increase the
taxation on whisky.
Mr.. Cannon presented memorial oi
the Utah Legislature asking Congress
to appoint commission OF iuvestiga-
ton 70 be sent to Utah to inquire into all
alleged abuses in the territorial affair.
tn ere, and in the meantime to suspend
all action for special legislation in re-
gard TO Utah.
By Mr.. Lawrence TO abolish pension
agents and provide Tor paying pensions
by postmasters and collectors Of 1uter'
nal Revenue, thus e6ecting an annual
saving of half a million dollars.
Mr.. Butler introduced bill to amend
certain laws in regard to the payment
OF pensions 90 as TO secure efficiency
and economy. 1t proposes to abolish
the now existing pension agencies aDd
make the postmaster at each county
seat eE o6Fcio pension agent and makes
il the duty OF the postm aster to correct
the rolls aud return them to the pension
Office, noting the deaths, removals, &c,
whereupon checks or drafts Tor the
amount due each pensioner will be for.
warded 10 the postmaster for distribu-
ton, for which service they are TO be
allowed q fee OF ten cents each, TO be
paid by the government.
Mr. Maynard moved to suspend the
rules and make the bill reported from
the Banking Committee, in relation to
1.-The currency. a special order for Thurs.
dsy next. The melton to suspend the
rules was defeated. Mr. Maynard then
gave notice that if the House vent into
| Com nittee OF the Whole on Thursday
he would move to set aside. all other
J bills on the calendar that precede the
currenoy bill.
\ Mr. Kelly, OF Penusylvsanis. cffered
resolution tha, the members Of ths
| House and Senate re-sssemble in Car.
! penter's hall, Philadelphis, in infor'
j nal sessioD, Monday, September 9th
1874, IN centennial commemorstioI
OF the sssem bling OF the delegates from
the several Colonies and provinces o
North America. on Monday the 5th o
lssp,embsr. liza, and that the speake'
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February l6.-Cotton-
Firm at l5lc. Flour-Stesdy and un-
changed. Whest-Dull at 81 4O6
| 45. Corn-Qui,t and unchanged q,
6O662c. Oats-Steady At 4695ic,
Rye-Dull at 81 02@l 03. Barley
Unchanged. Oils-In fair demand and
firm. Eggs-Dull and unchanged
Butter - Steady. Cheese - Firmer
Pork-Dull and nominal. Lard
Quiet; etesm Si9SJc; kettle 999ic
Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders SAG
Sc; clear rib sides 7Sc; clear sides 7ici
sales, shoulders seller March SIC; clear
rib sides seller March Il. Bacon
Steady; shoulders &c; clear rib SIC
clear 8lGSJc Hoss-Slow, aud only
common grades on the market; light
S. So heavy 5 55@5 81; receipts . ij3
shipments l,2lS. Whisky-ln good
demand at decline; 95.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-17
PENNSYLVANIA.
RnflroAd Accident.

ALLENTOWN, February l6 "A freight
train on the Lebigh e. Susquehanns
Railroad between l and 2 o'clock this
morning ran into land slide near
Slate Dam Station. The engine jump
ed the track, and eighteen cars were
piled upon each other, sms ssbiug freight
Of all descriptions, which was strewn
along the ro.dand hurled into the river.
Not One OF the train hsrds. as fer as
could be ssc.rtained, escaped injury.
The body Of The engineer, Daniel Shan
non, was found under the engine con-
siderably burued. OTIS Shannon. the
fireman, and Frank R.gan. brakeman
were badly scalded spd burned. Three
are reported killed. The stove in the
eaboose set DIRE to the freight and nine
cars were burned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-17
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The New Parliament,

The New Parlienent.
LONDON, February l6.-Ireland elects
fifty-one Home Rulers to the new Par
lament. The Telegraph says that the
MARQUIS OF Salisbury will be Secretary
of State for India. The Cabinet will
meet to-day to consider the course
made necessary by the election.
New Cardinals.
A dispatch has been received from
Rome stating that the Pope will hold 9
Cousistory in June. when eight cardi'
nails will be created, Arch Bishop
Manning to be one.
MARITIME Disasters,
The south eastern portion OF Europe
has been visited by very heavy galet
aud numerous disasters to shipping or
the Black sea are reported. The
steamship Wyoming which left Liver
pool on TIE llth inst, for New York
returned to the former port to-day ant
went into the dock. She encountered
A terrific gale Friday and loet her fun
mel and lie e.boats. The ship Abraham
Lincoln was wrecked while on q yoysg'
from Cardiff to Wessipg and FIVE OF th'
crew were drow ned.
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affecting &e9ister.

TIE tendency Of the Republican
,.rtv to centralizs power in the hands
=, the Federal administration finds q
t,..b illustration in the act now under
Moderation in the House Of Repre-
..ntstives, making the Postmasters also
Pension. Agents. But a short time ego
pos,masters in offices OF q certain class
we're forbidden from engaging in any
other calling or occupation. They were
Sc, spsrt Tor government uies as dis
,rctly as were the Levites OF
oN for the service OF the
Jewish Temple. But their posi-
ion has ceased to be sinecure. New
duties have been added at each session
Of the Congress, and if the present
schemes be adopted the Postmaster
viii be the Pension Agent and the
chief Collector OF the Internal Revenue
10 his neighborhood.
Much has been said during the pact
sg years in depreciation Of the central
nation OF power in the hands OF the
Federal government, but few have sup
posed that the Postoffice would be the
chief arm OF the monarchists. And yet,
when We come to look at it, the lndica-
,iOns create no surprise. The projection a
postsl telegraph, AID, growing out OF
,bis the governmental control OF all
the railroad lines in the country, was
bp; the forerunuer OF the idea that the
national government could regulate
every mans private business and e1er-
ci.e patsrnal jurisdiction over all his
psrsoual concerns.
The argument tor economy amounts
simply to the assumption that, 10 save
few paltry dollars. the people are will.
ipc to surrender an important princi-
pls and, tor the sake OF a few cents,
thew are ready to surrender their con-
,rol over their own local affairs.
We believe that the Capitalization OF
power in the bands of the Postmasters
will have anything but the
effect desired by the authors
Of the act giving to these
officers the additional powers and per-
o1isites contemplated by the act.
Wheeler BoRBNAN and BUTLER who
seem to work together as busy BIS II
everything for the unjust advantage o.
the Radical party will agree upon this
pension agency arrangement isyet to bs
seen.
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Vow York DRY Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, FEB. l6.-Tbe trade
movement continues sluggish with COM
mission houses aud jobbing branches
are quiet. Cotton goods in steady bat
moderate request at current prices.
Cottouades more active. Prints and
fancy shirtiogs in fair dsmand. Per-
Gales active. Fancy and white cotton
hosiery selling more freely. Pine grades
Of heavy and light eoesimeres and
Nors.ed eos.iDgs 10 steady demand.
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Louisville market.

LOUISVILLE, February 16.-Cottoy--
Quiet at ljt, Flour-Dull and lower,
superfiue 81 25; extra 5 90. extra fam
lily 6 90; No. 7 30; fancy 8 00., Wheat,
Corn and Oats quiet and unchanged.
Hay-sl7 90 on cars. rProVisi ops--
Easier. Me.s Pork sl5 25@l5 80.
Bulk meats; shoulders 6tc claf rib
sides 7.@SG clear sides 8t@Sl. Bacon,
shoulders 7S7tc; clear rib sides SIG
Sic clear sides 9S9ic; sugar cured
hams 12@l21c. Lard; tierces 9iG9l:,
kegs l0t@l0i. Whisky--9i!c.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February l6.-Flour-
Steady, dull and unchanged. Whea
-Nominally unchanged. Corn
Nominal. Oats-Dull; western 55@j8
Rye-Steady at 96@9Sc. Provisions
Dul! aud weak. Mess pork SIG 90
Bulk meats limited at inside; shoulder
6963c; clear rib sides S@Stc. Bscor
only limited to jobbiug demand
shoulders 7sG7lc; clear rib sides "a
9I. Sugar cured hams l29l3c. Lsrc
9S9tc. Butter scarce and wanted
roll 33G37c. Cofee-Dull at ZIG
261c. Whisky-Dull at 99c.
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NEW ORLEANS.
TheCarniyaI.

Nzv ORLEANS, February l6.-A salute
is being fired at the head OF Canal street.
in honor of the King OF the CarnivaF
who arrived at noon on the steamer
John A. Dix. The Mayor and the city
administrators met the royal party on
the levee, and escorted them to the st
Charles hotel where the ladies present,
ed the King with a handsome elk bans
ner. Rex afterwards yisiten each o.
the theatres, where free matiDees were
riyen to crowded houses.
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Chicarn Market.

CHICAGO, F.brusry l6.-FlopSEQal
and nominal; extra spring held at S5 %
@6 90. Wheat-Good 10 choice
opened firm and closed dull and lower,
No. | Chicago srrinG 81 zig; No. 2 do
sellers III cash, | III March; | 20
April; No. , do Is; rejected | Us
Coru-Openci firm bu, clossd dull and
lower No. , mixed j6lG 56:c cash;
$500 j6.c March; j7tc April; 81 May,
new No. = mixed sold at 52(352ic, re-
jected old sc; new il!94Sc. Oats
Opened firm Tut closed dull aud lower,
No. 24lic cash; i2c March Rye
Scarce and fru, Nc. 2Ecgular SO,
fresh S2I@ Si!c. Bsrley-ln fair de-
mand, firm; No. dipping 81 S0@l 20,
No, 3 do l 65@l 81. Dressed Hogs
Steady at s6 25@6 80. rork--Steady
at Sl4 50 cash or seller March; II %
April. Bulk Mests-Demaud light
and held firm; shoulders Sc on srot;
rib middles 7sc; short clear sides ~:
All loose bacon quiet aud unchanged
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged at 2Sc
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CINCINNATI.J
Railroad Pre.idest Resisned.

Railroad PFesident Resisned.
CINCINNATI. February l6.-Daniel
McCluren has resigned the presidency
otthe Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, to give it is thought, undivid,
n attention TO other of bis railroad
;pter.s,s in other parts Of the State ol
Ohio, He came to the road twenty.
Ave years ago - master mechanic, wa
superintendent fifteen and president
two years. His resignation takes e''
fec. on April 18th. F. q. Short: many
years secretary and treasurer il bis
probable successor.
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or All the Disc ases

AfiIctpg the human race, there II none
more pernicious than bcrofula, and yet
there IL Bcarcely one I'm twenty without
some taint OF n. How long aurh foul dis.
ease has afflicted manki ind it n almo,t I'm.
possible 10 ASCERTAIN but In this reign of
Charles the Second, OF England, ninety.two
thOruard persons were touched Tor II
The ,hss asa In either h, reditary or scguir.
I'd. Various have been tho Tethods of
trying N cure this awful disease, but In too
many cases the remedy has been quite as
bad az Tho disease. Ior what was In tho BE-.
ginning simple ScIofula ended In Scrofula
Pulmofiic, or Tuberculous. Consumption.
But, however nature may afiiict man 1.d.
she ngver fails 10 furnish q remedy II dili.
gently sought for among ths pianis OF the
neld and the forest, and IL Is from ,nch uhat
the Ssmafitsns Root and Herb Juices are
compounded, and positive cure furnished
to The m Fc,cd.T Root and Herb juices w.
per lotto. McLain Bto.herg. AGENT ~
Wheeling. W. Va. DEsMORD 4 CO, Pr
rIetors. ti5 BaceSt., Philadeiphia- oct
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though NOT Always, cured by ~ use. noen.
ing can restore the hair where tbe follietes
sre destroyed, or the glands asrophisd snd
decayed; put such a. femaln can bs isyed
by this application, ind stimulated into
activity, 90 that q new grow tn o. hair ~
psoGlcsd. Instead OF iouliDg the hair With
pasy sediment, t will keep Is clean sSa
vigorous. Ls occasional use will prevens
the hair rom turning grsy o. faiIiBe o1,
and consequently prevent baidnsM. 1ha
restoration Of vitality ft gfvo 70 the sceIp
arrests and prevents tbs JoInAttea q 49,
run, which IL often 20 uncieAnly sod o9sn-
sfve. Free = fom thnss de3se8lous suhseao-
ceswllieh male soms psspsrssa,so1vs s,.e v,.@ cn -
only benent bot pos harm T. uv1cssa
merely tor q HAIR Dkka9fNS, nos.S
else can be found 70 deairabla. Cou!e1sng
neltSer OH nor dye, it doN poe ech VIE
saalbpe, snd yet 100 boeg = - ~
giving II rich, giosy lBss' - ss
Prepared By Dr.. j O. AyR&Ce.
PrseaaI and AnslSt1eal chenisls
L0WEI1s UADo. ~.
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Toledo Market.

ToLKDo, February l6.-Flour-Iu
fair demand and firm. Wheat-Iu fair
demand and advanced; No. 8 white
Wabash 81 Al; amber Michigan ! AZ
al 4S; No. ] red ] 53l; No. 2 do 45.
Corn-Steady; high mixed new 6Oc;
low mixed new SOC; no grade new SIC.
Oas-Dull bat unchanged. Clover
Ssed-&5 IS. Dressed Hogs-8 50.
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L,s,r,y Live stoeL unrL,l.

EAsT LIBERTr. February ,l5.-Cattle
Arrivals ipcludiuG Saturday AID SuD-
DAY l7G car. at from 5@j!c,s common
4iS js. Hp9-Auiysls ,iBcludiog
Saiurdsyapd Su7day. 65 csr; bes,
Phiiadslphians s. 2066 %, Workers
IS 1895 80 Sbeep--ArTiysls. ipclud-
ing Saturday spa Sunday. % can
none selling, .......
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Maritime Disasters,
sPAIN.

MApsp. February l6.-Ths British
Minister has had long conference
with Sagsster, Minister oil Foreign A.
iairs, supposed to be on the subject of
the British vessel detained in the Span
ish port.