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ox rol, Ranlaoy. Diminution Of record. Writ
arlnrni rnluknahla within afx days.

OK rol, Ramsey. Dlminnton Of record. Writ
ordorol, rolurnablo within ak days.
8. lso1icarng doekos. Carpenter vs. Carpon.
tor. Motion for rtchesr'ng denlol.
H. ltoh0ar!nE docket. LoarinN OF al. va. Dut-
ler 81 nj. Motion for rohearlng !loniotl. -.
ii. Peoples docket. Michael Manyx W. Whit
aou, shcrln, oto., writ OF haboas corpus a.
80. clyIl docket. ,roeplo OK rel. ulioh vs.
Joainh Mn1iobprta. Manaatn1lA. On motion for
writ, and asking tho Court for rot,,rn day. THO
statute docH not confer tho right upon this
Court to iutorfero, M tt1o subject Hconn to 3D.
long 10 Criminal Courts. but Muder tho gcucrn1
Inv and image this Court Inns Jurisdiction. THO
tor.loya.
Anu1rrEp 70 THE nAn
narniesion to tho lar on yesterday, wllo
So 81 hes S1aaop aoa pa'oSa an Ind @9qqpay pa psi fsad
GA Allsr, il, J. I,abb, NJ. ]. Brown, ". ].
Campbell. George II. Cl'no J. 8. Oranjnll: 7: ].
Do9ieyt Thomas Duffy, Q. Dnrloy, Y. j.. Toy.
Koryoy, j. i: La,nl,ort, il. v. Lamar. Francis
.. Lyman, !. ". Mathews E: l.: Mcdonald, 7.
7. Morris, J. II. EtchonB, !. ). Parks, Kirk y.
prico, J. u. Perkins, g. II. Raymond, J. i.
lsatter, T. B. nnsscll, Q. Q. Sharp, W'lllsm N.
Wardor.
A new olaas OF sxteon was organized for TO-
dny. r. Lvio Dlckoy presented tho narlo OF W.
H. pettiB, who In candidate for admiaslon to
tile Lar.
MOTIONS.
2s9. Morso l. 11iggtua va. Smith. Motion to
strike from tho record assignment OF orrolB.
IS. pcnplo's docket. Smith vs. Tho People.
Motion for gure,Bedoas md that appellant DO ad-
mlttcl to bail.
!. DismfsHpd by plaintiff.
G3a. Power vs. Catholic bishop OF Chicago.
Motinn to diAtnlss for want of record.
30o. AcMahon va. MoMahon. Dismissed for
want OF record.
aa7. Dimuiels ys, Chicago l. Northwestern
RaIlrond. Motion to dislniss appeal for want OF
appeal bond.
Motion Tor the admission Of ". h. Compton
to tho bar.
1GI. Dorl,or Va. Booker. rotltlon for allmony.
Opposing counsel aaltod for time to examine
petition.
G3i. Dismissed for want Of record. ..
035. o. Null vs. D!nc]kmnn. Dismissed with
per cent damages.
G90. Hane motion 10 per ccnt damages.
61Y. Morris W. lloboy. Motion to withdraw
record to picpnrn abBtracta
Gus. Dismissed for want OF rooord 10 per
cont darnngcn.
The remainder Of the any WAS spont in exss,-
lining stulents for admission. Adjourned till D
o'clock tomorrow morning.
, 1874-09-12
miscellaneous.

GfItAnO.
Tho lumber Ia coming, Forty cargocs reached tIa
VcsscisHc1, IN ttfa civ nro Contferinr ,,l,y thu
Dorot ,a,,cra keo so unit about tho swiniuu of to
Ecl1rs Mullins and rarwelJ ~ -
-rho gchr Uubbard returned from Buffalo rcater-
1ay nfcrluun will toaI Of coal aht haH received
now rout OF nat nn presents much improved n,,-
rnaranee.
-The new Steamboat nt Morley 13ro.herg h,,iit nj
Mornu Civ and now ttiuR ont Il Dntrnit tipyiocf
in to be named n r. Farba1ik, nftnr thn prominent
uruin dealer in this civ ghb will be ready for bsf-
1,nss In ubout two weuu nl lo pp,n,na,tiel hy oue
II tln Mnr]cya hut which one IN mol yet decided Tho
craft ind ntoa,1 IN Monday n,1tl tho nncery worked
in ypry satisfactory nla,lflcr,
ELssw11rug
Kaisor wilhelm ia ll1c name Of y atca1n nslina
nmark i1,st Turned out nj Grand tlaren.
Tho Fcowt aclr HannAh aioore hss aa,,e to Port
Nuron for the uurposc Of yecetyiug uew fo,s,upst
Whtoo,n Iownnrit aid bcad-uoar
-Nutico ia uiyot, ly Lfulhorao poar1 tint On and
after ihe }o1it Of Sunday tho nUh inst to limits On
tho st. Cla1r E}ata el1E-cil,a will 10 regl1ted,
-Tt,o alp Alice, ci route for Liverpool Which was
exncctoa 10 1cayo Detroit Tuealay evening" deferred
iIs1,n rtn,,a fDr lilo enfIcd yoyoro hayo been
carsfniiy rxrrict out
quito ,umhcr Of ycssc,s On Lake Ontario und
aon to line OF the canal llage retired from tho con-
tcat for te teaso1 ,uatly of them having cn1tccloi
thcr uo}iycs OF isuratco Al Port DaolisIe no less
thau f0irec nro laid III, number pt st. Caarincs
Two 1t Ovlenbburu pnp Ut Ciayton, aud onp ut Capo
vjnceiit
;ri,c nrnn rptomac Of Tho Ncstorr, Tranenortafop
cnpnanyia lno whJrt ]ms been ont Of cumnipynn for
sumn time cIcorct for Uhcago from Bnffao aou1ny
, 1874-09-12

Caut, o, H. NtnlIIpa tho owner of lilo aclr Jcnufo
alnlllnn which Ind heeu awfh11ed out Of cargo Of
wfa. Y pS.ta Ssrr rsnc drSm nsir1 FL
first heard of tic trauaactot lint Saturday evening,
when by received .lIapatch from l,ia Cntai, stating
TINT he Ind Higne blu of laling for H. 100 In Of
shipper fai'ca. Sunday evening ho started FIR DE-
trns, ami nrryI,lg tlure went itneatety 10 tho
Irat National 1Ak. whore the paper had been nc4o.
sis @ G M h. tho set
tain ha ovcrateped ha 1nHtruct,ons. lIo then eli
Rngol MeaRre Pond and brown. prominent nttorIoyt
to attund TO hia casc. They immediately scnt dis
patch to tho consgnces Of thn gln nt Nov York. on
whom tho paper drasa requesting them 10 rcfuse
payment the traftt M tho Jono hlu1lins' bill Of
ading was fra,, no grain having boo,l received On
h1srt anu That ha owllnr OF Tho yoshei iorcl Thu
si9noes ut New York. tey hastc1icl to TUG bHs, mud
Tho owner Of tho aclr FarselI. Of Buffalo, which
tlo Mullins, Sl lad o,o9o 5u q u cargo q slaip
already oa boarl arrived also Monday morning, anu
employed tlle auma lawyers. WHO sent nh
ethae dispatch 70 Now iork ststing tl!o
i; hat ;ho c''ock, che Ind @ Scen pa and intrncne the'
TO aolzo al Of MIR. George D. Dickinsuu's properly
In tic meantime Mr.. Dicksou, tho BlIarror t!eanpu
Tor l~,!a nh.own sn Il was lsasf ,1 "a; nas ~ ox
IN tbo nanlo of l!is wife, aud cod moi bs toachea
Tho conARnocs arrived In Detroit yeatortlay and Mt
once took measures to hava tho atser sfted 10 tho
conspiracy aud that other phriea bcsos Mr. Dickin
are implicated In the aw1nilc. Nheu Mr. Mulllna
arrived nj Detroit, no wan requested by Mr. Drkiaon
quiot about the matter, mud 70 work ,l,'lte!1y Win
them, matters would cop,e out all right in tho cI
hut Mr. Mullins could not SEQ lie point, a woAt aud
engaged Tho awycrs ~ stated ahnfe 1uRt IN ti!no to
cen nttac,ei. NJ previously statoa Aas tho Cap
tath ~ yct been arrr6tcd.
, 1874-09-12
NlAltlNlE.
Port Of CtlicnEo. SEPT. IL
l13Jtt1yrT1

Port of Cnlsnso. Sept. IL
schr Speed, Grand Haven, lumber. ~,
schr Q. lIarriHon White Like, ln1nber.
Hrl!r Q. Hutchinson. Cleveland, coal.
sehr i. z: Anlrrws. araud 1layeu, wood.
sshr si, + Y simmons; nsa Mnssseg"n ,,,S lumber.
sclr Gypsy, M1skeson, lumber
Sclr lllelne, bttakegon. lumber.
schr j. +. Ward. Peru Marquette tlln1bor.
Srlsr .. i. Wade, 1.nding,on. lumber.
Schr Iyer LswHor, Luiingtol, lumber.
scow South Haven, L.dington, lumber.
sehs Z. ]. sklslsnarc, Pentwates, lNmhes.
sci.r barbarian, Ford River, luu,bar.
l,art Naiad, oeon.o, lnnaaor.
3rhr Mary. Iloltaud wood.
Smr Corona, IT. Joseph, slnlrleo.
Prop Lake nreexcl DENTON li,rbor, snadstc..
Prop George Duilhar, Soulh llaye'l, nunlries.
Sttnr Chicago, Manst0woc, H3!tldrsh4.
a,mr ainskeHnn. afushe,on, sn,nr,es.
l.rop Saghua, OtleEslurg. aatdrieJ.
tug ". q. Wlsrter, ssauyatuek, fruit.
seiir Il. D. Kt1g, pentwater, ll'laler.
@ sshr osa RI M9!Sss W'lts Iaks, ~ lumber; her,.
ssar @ dsasse [: ssaSer, saa,ll itasen la,ubcr.
s;cl.s NelliS Wilder, Macktnaw. Bat>
Seltr Hubbard, Eris, coal.
sr!lr !. IT. Foot DaiInlo, coal.
sthr =: HerrlIuan. Buffalo, coal
large Npy!ebay. l'cahtiAp. lulnbcr.
ssSs Rss*i = Ais' T. bassst assssso s's, '.sss sss,
Prop Sewburg. nuaalS; a;1,,ies. !, ,,,!;,
scow H. Hannalls, South Haven: 20 eds ktons.
6c,ir Osts1ei Cedar liycr. Us irls nour.
schr Mary Dooth, oaaco r'er 10o bn outs, brla pork
Rrhr f. 4. Mnyea, Iori Huron, e. 900 III corn.
Prop City Of TraYersp. TRAVERSE City, 0n0 bu Wheat
40 Drls pork. and suniriez.
Sc1lr l'ulask! buffalo. 81, 7aG bu wheat.
Scslr brooklyn, liutlao. ~, QUO bu outs.
Prup City Of Toledo Ostlehsbrg and intermediate
roru, 900 bl corn, ISL hu outs, VI bsls pork,
I'll bags eeed and aundriea.
Prop City Of Tolclu, lrocIye, Us br1s pork.
Prop Fred KeltY, buffalo, I'd, ,463 bu oats.
Sellr Charger, Buffalo, 1G,G7A bu wheat.
Henw Huuth Haven, South Haven. 80 cords stone.
EtEr Oeolto, Greon 1}ay anl intermediate ports ID
hrls pork, Ail aundricA.
Ac1lr Jessio Linn, lnsa!o, 60, 0a0 Iii corn.
laxrk Monitor, Dufiulo, ~, 100 hu corn.
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, IT, 7G3 bu coEn 301G
Drls corllt 81 Iris pork.
lrop Lake 5rcezc. 8onton 1larbor, aunurica.
btMlr SheboyHan, Manit0woc, Buntries.
Htn1r Corona, ht. Juseph auidrieB
Prop Merchant, Itto nnl Eric, u GOO bu corr, 100
lrls nonr, s3a, 900 tas lard, and sundsics.
ScAr Sunny Slue, buffalo, Us 894 bu corn.
NluEr 0LEAnANGgB.
Hchr Qnecn OF the North, Kingston, Is, ,387 ltt wheat
Prop China, Ers, TOO brla 0r, ln6G t Aax seed 400
pigs lead Detroit, 100 Lrla tlollr: Hniiao IT.
0o0 bu wheas, 3o0 brls flour, 100 bags timothy
seed.
stmr siasac8on, aluskcgon, brlu pork, ~ ptgs ar
aud EllutlrteH.
large Act!yn, pesl,tigo, bsla bocs, and arndrlea,
Prop Nahh,la 0gdcsh'rg aud intermediate ports, 3-
1tU hu wheat, 7,9i9 hu corn, 200 brlR tiour, l0p
bnxsH cllatst, 2u0 baga soGl, IL brs pork, aud
Runl1icy.
And thirty vessels deasud light.
, 1874-09-12

Lake FrciNhts
Ware q,let except fur wheat, rates for which werc
rcportea 10 have bacn 0hatsctl In home instances
a,iutablo ut 3tsac, mi! for corn ut 3{o to Buffalo.
Hurt, wlsut at aellr Queon City wheat Of. 1rl-
yata tsrlna; yehr doitloa Ruio, eotu Mt 3ho; prop
not naao wheat Through. Total, q; ratacIty 146G01
lii wheat and ~ Dv bu corn From hflwasiEoe-SJhr
trwu Fricnls wheat 10 Aangsseu st Bs; schr Gporya
Fiuncy, wheat 10 Oawegu ut 7sst.
In tic afternoon tho aehr ]. y. peuttey vas lxken
for t0 hu oats ut - aud 1chr H. y. Bacon for 4sIoD
hu corn nj ussC.
, 1874-09-12

ronr HURON, allch., Bopt, I.-DowM,-FrOra Huron
City at,I swain nuI canaort, .. u. Wtson with Mt
K.nH onsoa, Florida, W Il. Altsp, Rel Wing, q. q.
Hartea Gotua1,cle. Angus Huit,. At4nta q y. Hpan,
y. y. Austin, Monarch. fraacla Palms, ponaldson'
us.~irnps 0orslon Campbell, Rosnoko, oosaot,
Eusope schrs Gold Hunter. Anus MnlsSy. Southwest
WlNn-Sonth. Weather fluc. -.
lonr 1uno1 Mleil.. Aopt. li-Rsentna.-DoWa-
pro,a afuine City uf AIoltsra; scird IatAtH D. tA#
var. orsntIsn, Hea lilo wave Jeaas Hcarf, Ai,acore
uarrit Hnilth, l. IT. Foser LEN, fossor, as!ug Star,
FltxAugh, Montcalul; barks Wiunaa, orphan 10y,
Monarch. ~. ......,
ur-Trops Montana. Il. Hackots and eonsort, Cor
H,ogant with CAarlrA Wall.
, 1874-09-12

tnIaa .rooIn sss; niodsra ttsa: litty ss1 ;shasH.
(lN NAsY .TKIlAls- -FUlsNrrunE. s,rUYEs, OAR
E1aaIlaa als snl E,lces h.]ote rutrliasns osu.
, 1874-09-12

71Ejli0NA1.-Wil.L TiIM YDuNti I,ADY VINO 1lts.
s.Eat1sA Menssnsa sTIsHa ~ Nsssh sanSsMsAst
V.ss gonl er addrsss 10 u 70. Ttlbuno oqo, aud lsAr
from totInet acquaintance.
, 1874-09-12

From the .Ntio 1'utj: Jiacs. -
Tho following taulo giroa the btat!atics of tho
arrlvala Of onigranta ut this port slnco tho begin
ming Of tho year:
~
, 1874-09-12

DRIpaEpoAT, ILL.,. Hapt. ll.--l:a0 y. ni.-A1nlyED-
ueoraia, Heneca 200 bu poru ~ AGO )bs seed orlop,
NArsalea 900 BY corn paa zsa,ss Aossts ooo bu
, 1874-09-12

H3isnellnuc0ua.
no RENT-0n FOR SALE-LtMpER OR coal
/ dock, lo foot 'front.' on T,Yofel-st running back 10
the Epiro Slip. With rhro3d cnnnrotinnE rwolfh-
haae1&tfnt.
, 1874-09-12

DlRcch.
RIO NExT-s, DEsfRATrE OFFICES wfTn FIX.
tnrna ln tlas metropolitan block. 1nlutre Of Il. A.
htUNEltn, 1too,n T.
RIO REN'r--T WANT 10 RENT IIAT T.F or 4 WELL
furnished and oantray.locstod oliico. Would pro.
for lawyer, would rnt To tres aud ray H0ina
cash for trona. Addsoss LON, Tribune oaco.
, 1874-09-12

Nrtrsos. .
WANTED-A, coop RtL1AELE NuRsE-G GIRL TO
wushnc III i'spierrSd Apply at onuo Ia person ii ssl
ElI,nF.
, 1874-09-12

Employment Arencics.
JITATTED-auJ RAILROAD l.ANUnENS FOR
Il ho warx aiso iii ssaal.asaa ana asstS.m sas! ss.
for I0n,syran!a and Indiana: truo faro; ycar'a
at. Noo,n !, up.Etasra.
WTANrisr)-so RAILROAD Ia IsoNERY FOR IOWA:
FREQ tare ,hpply T. Y. sNNLL TO-, III Randolph.
Kt., Lind H!pck.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
Tic IiauOr Crusade.

Deputy Perkins and his company of
crusaders made general circuit yesterday
and called on nearly all their friends with
rare impartiality. They first entered the
shop of +. c. Barrows on warrant signed
by f. NJ. Edgerton, James Barrett and f.
N. Merriam, and succeeded in securing one
key of beer. At Erwin Whitcombs they
captured two bottles each of rum and
whskey, on warrant signed by Bradley
Pratt, E. n. Merriam and Ben X. Chase
They next visited the faveritc establish
ment of b. II. Wooley, and were rewarded
with bottle partially filled with cider !;
this warrant being signed by Barrett, Mer-
RAM and Edgerton, while on warrant
signed by the same parties they called at
Charles Aliens establishment, formerly
Birdsall's, and seized two jugs of rum and
whiskey, one bottle taken from Ed. Bird
sails coat, which was hanging convenient
ly by. The Bardwcll House came next in
order, where they secured about II quart of
whiskey and wine, on warrant signed by
II. w. Nyc, VIM. r. Merriam and Joel VI.
Haven. The Bates House was also hon
ored with like visit, where the officials
secured five bottles of cider and three bot
ties partially filled with different kinds of
liquor this warrant was signed by J. b.
Mccker. Ii. w. Nyc and joel NJ. Haven.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24

RYE. The market Is quiet at 81 ioei Is !;
| sales Of 1000 bushels
BARLEY.--The market IS dul and IN buyers
| favor. Sales OF LOCO bush. Of Hungarian at
q t2l6 BY auction yesterday 30, 900 Ddsheis At
81 27Jl TO 42E.
BAILEY MALT - The market Is quiet and
CoRN.-Recelpts %, 800 bush. Market quoted
i ~, od He, ,,y, at one cent lower. Sales OF
ca ! s6osl for white western ; sI@ss for old
ana new yellow western 81 for prime south.
ern yellow sGe for white western,
OATa-Recepts 500 bushels. The market
Us more active and friner Sales dlO0O bushels,
az 81 "a &C for mixed western Cj "a 01c for
s Mnl5e western Gihc for mixed western In
Hff-The market IS firm at Qj@1CO for ship
Ilors-Thc market Is quoted ot ,oa 90 for
low to fair 25@90 for good to choice.
CoFFEE-The market is steady with fair IN
qqlIy at 2lMc for RIO
SuGAR.-Ihe market Is frncr with fair de-
mand at ~ a ~ FOR fair to COED rein
Ing {, MS,uscayado2; * TO, prime.
M MS!o,LAssESs,1Market Is hrm SO business Of
licE-Market unchanged. sales at inashc
lot prone pp5neI sue, '4g@,h for ragoon
n was bld, but was held a. 71lc refined at
,IALLow-NIorkct Is quoted as firm. sales
VI .Vpu " lbS at Iis@I4c.
Eaqs Market is firm at ,9al0J<c for state
anu iehnSy lVanla 1I%@l9kc for western.
co., coal The market Is quoted at s. oOaG 90
, LkAIHER.-Market Is firm. IIemlOck sole,
Buenos Ayres, and Rio Grande, light middle
ana heavy weights at ., to SOC California
d0 ~ "a q Orlnoco do at 25H TO 27B
WOoL.-MarKet is quiet; domestic fleece at
40ea9c pulled at 25atOc unwashcd at ls@e6
lIm35 for Texas
PoEK.-Ihe market is quiet, lower At 10 ~
mess s1I for new mess
BEEf.-Market Is quoted quiet at slOaI2 for
plain mess Sl2 20 to II tor extra mess.
BEEF HAMS. The market Is uulct UNCHANGED
AT 2Oa2lc for western,
IIkRCE BEEF.-lhc market Is quoted quiet
~ ZAe22a Tor new prime mess VIA 20 90 for
india do,
CUT MEATs-The market Is quiet: Middles
quiet at lO'; long clear at iOac short clear al
lOtfc.
LARD-Mmket is quoted lower at iotc for
for prime steam
BUTTER-Markct Is steady ut 24o2I for ives.
tern 2,m 30 for state 2sm31 for new western
and state.
CnEEsE-rhe marSet is quoted at re1C%c
Tor common 10 prime.
WmsKEY.-Thc market f. decidedly nrmet
at % ,G9S'
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
Watson Replies to Dunan.
New YoRK, April 90.

NEW DIRK, April -.
President Watson has submitted detail
cd refutation of Dunans statements AZ
ter cnumerating tie charges made by Dunan
he says that upon an examination Of the
accounts for six months, ending without
the usual dividend periods, he found that
an unusually large sum. far beyond the
average of former years, had been charged
as current working expenses, and on this
basis the true net earnings did not appear.
He states that IN declaring dividend of
one per cent. in September last he acted ON
Dunan's accounts, prepared by himself,
and submitted as correct. which he then
believed. He called upon the second and
third vice presidents for an analysis of
these items This question was answered
with full knowledge of the facts and the
reports Of officers N charge Of the pariicu'
lar disbursements in question, and ordering
proper entries TO be made. These entries
were made by Dunan, and this perform
ance of strict duty by him was all that was
complained of. Mr.. Watson states that he
had omitted 10 carry TO the credit of in
come. but had charged wholly to cN-
pcnscs the cost Of reaying over three hun
dred and fifty miles of iron rails with steel
rails. and this item would have warranted n
much larger transfer from expenses To cap
ital account. 1t seemed 10 him that the
dividends to he declared. 50 long as they
were borrowing money for construction ac-
count and for additions TO the road. should
be as small as possible, and he sought to
reduce the amount of the present current
dividend. The amount restored to the
company was then estimated at 1000, 600.
wisely administered, and he believed it
would eventually yield much larger sum.
lie adds that the business of the road con
tinnes good, in better condition than ever
before, and he belives that the recent at
tempt to injurc the credit of this company
would result in placing them in greater
prosperity than ever before in the minds of
the public. Accompanying WatsOn's re-
joinder are corrOborative statements from
Vice Presidents Clarke and Tyson.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-24
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK, April 20.
Customs receipts, to-day amounted to $780,
oOo
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
i75OOo,
Money rose to per cent at one time during
the day but closed at los per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet, firm at 4-s5a.@ i-SG
Tor 60 days and 4-ssi q l-SSf, for sight,
Gold opened at lt3a, and closing at llgas,
being the two extremes.
Carrying rates at Nat to land closed at per
cent.
Clearngs in tine Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to 5s9.OOOOOO.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Government bonds closed weak at a light de-
cline.
Railroad bonds quiet in late dealings with
prices a fraction lower.
4 day OF greater depression without a panic
has hardly ever been known at the Stock Ex-
change. Prices have had very few rallies ana
the decline has been large. Many stocks being
as low as before Initiation was talked of and
some Of them nearly down to the figures made
during the panic ami when the stock exchange
was closed. During the last hours of business
the stock market was very unsettled AMI fever
iShness and depression characterized the deal
lngs and lowest quotations Of the day were
generally made. NOrthwc sierra common show
Ing decline OF A.. per cent from the highest
point, estern Union, Wabash and st. PAU
common 81, to per cent, and Rock Island,
Northwestern preferred Union Pacific, Hannl-
bal * st. Joseph, and Pacific Mail H.. to 81 per
cent; New York Central, Lake Shore. Ohio's
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, Delaware a
LackawIna, ana Western Union, and Atlantic
d Pacific preferred showed decline OF over one
per cent In the final dealings there was a f.
nal recovery from the lowest prices for the gem
eral list.
The enormous depreciation in the values no
tlced above depleted the margins OF many small
Spectators and there was consequently steady
stream of long stock poured on the market,
which operated against any material recovery
The temper OF speculation is decidedly bearlsh.
more SO than for long time past and the bull
element seems to be completely dcmorallZcd.
Wabash, Northwestern, Union Pacific and
Western Union were heavily pressed for sale
outside OF Wall street the cling IS that the
defeat OF the Senate bill Is Il blessing
The sales between 10 and . o'clork amounts
to 295,ojo, as follows:
Western Union, 74,O0l Union Pacific 5000
Wabash, 1900; Pacific Mail 2i,OtO; Ohios.
5000, New York Central 1000; Lake Shore.
$1,000; Erie, 0o,C0o; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, 5000: Rock Island, $4,000 North
western common, 10000; 81. Paul, 5000.
Gold closed at ll2ii.
Money at : per cent
Governments duh and lower.
State bonds nominal.
stocks have been weak AMI Icyersh all
day the bears lndust riunsY hammcring the
market AT one time panic threa cnlng. The
/ market closed teycrish.
( Where blanks occur there were no bids
The following are the closing quotations
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Emigrant Commission.

New York, April 49,
President Hurlbcrt of the emigration
commission, has addressed a communica-
ton to Governor Dix, stating that unless
emigrant head money be again fixed at two
and one-hnlf dollars, there will be a large
deficit annually to be provided by other
means. For the current year the board
will need $225,000 more than they are
likely to receive from emigrants. Means
must be provided, or Wards Island must
be abandoned and the inmates of It's hos
pitfalls, nurseries, refuge building and luna
tic asylum must be handed over TO the
commissioners of charities and correction
to add to the enormous burden of taxation
of the city
BY the first of May this commission will
have expended 100000 recently borrowed
and all receipts of the current year to that
date. Should no further means lie sup
piled or provided for, the almost immc-
diate abandonment of the island institution
will be absolutely necessary.
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flowing their backs and spreading over the
country on either side for miles The pco.
pie are flying to the Highlands.

flowing their banks and sprcadinr over the
country on either side for miles. The pco.
pie are flvina to the highlands.
LATER.
II ia ,s,imo,cd finn, thc ,co,or Ia ,treo
fee, higher than ever known hcforc a mile
The river ro.c vprv roriilv and s,verol
children arc rpnorrnl dro,vnodin the stroo,s
of Port Vincent which vos ovc,Ho,va1
The fin, courtrv rs, tt,,o,, fo,i,,os,o,,
Tancinahoa Wo.hirg,o, :, Ton,no,,
and Eaet We,icior, no,isIos oro aoo1od
70, miles
The Times saws n gentleman from fine
upper coas, giyes mos, onnallnv dcscrin.
tion of ,ho cond;,io, ,r ,hn rco,Jo ,,l,o
live in the district overGowed hv thc IIicl.
ev crevasse. lie saws that M ioss ,bor
twenty snlcndi1 sn,r,r ,l,r,.,io,, to,.o
boon suhmorgol rro,,, ,hot .,.,,.,., .t.,.l..
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THE PHILADELPHIA PAPERS.
The War Ended.

ST.. LorIs, April 90.
A Little Rock dispatch, dated last night,
says that Col Rose has the names of the
persons who fired at him last night. and to-
day demanded the surrender and delivery to
him of Coils. King, White, and Ben John
son, for violation of the truce. There is
great rejoicing in the city ut the prospect
of probable peaceablc termination of the
difficulties. Business, which has been sus-
pended since Monday, will be resumed to-
morrow. A later dispatch says the war is
over BaXter's troops being furnished with
transportation and sent home as rapidly us
possible. The remainder of Col Whites
command left for home tonight An eX-
ira police force, backed by federal troops,
are on duty tonight