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implements afford. In nearly all in
stances when il snslyZee, something
escapes from the crucible or battery
which Il cannot find, and cay. this is Il,
1t suslyzes water and finds oxygen and
hydrogeu-wbst arranged that COM
binatiou between them. by which water
is made. and by which they serve SO
many other ecouemies7 Ii snalyzes
wheat and finds lime aud other chsmic
elemeuts-uhere is the power in the
seed that made the stalk. the lssi, and
the "iortysfold" OF wheat? ItanslyEes
the animal. and fnds lime, phosphorus,
nitrogen, &c. but where is that law
aud force Of life that from 8
sermiusl dot, grew all this vsriously
organized animal, aud endowe il with
a variety OF powers and perpetuity OF
specIes2 There is always something
that escapes the test Of these scientifc
implements. Science is compelled 10
60 above matter to find these forms, as
yitalizirg powers, which make
these changes aud so preserves them
in SUGGESTIONS. | do not pretend 10
say tina, some men DO not affirm that
all these phenomens are the products
OF matter. but DO ssy that science has
not 80 affirmed, and the nearest It has
come 10 saying 60 is the expression Of
Mr.. Tyndsl that Polarity has the pow
er OF structural arrangement. aud this
is as far from any solution by science
as to say that because grsvitation holds
the earth together, that therefore grEv-
ity has made all thicgs Let me state
one proposition aud then close, lest !
greatly of'crd 10 that which ! think is
a serious error, aud which may be a
grave offence. 10 try great Cause in 8
court which has no competent jurisdic-
ton. II the evidence Of intellectually
ls that it acts in order and system, then
order and system il evidence OF intel
lsctuality.
II science can properly induot Rtlrac-
tioD, repulsion. and polarity, as is just
and proper thsl it should 60 so, It In
ducts that which It knows only by their
effects. 1t claims 10 know these forces
well by their effects communicated, in
various ways, INTO the knowing mind
The man OF common ecnse has a
double means or method for knowing
the existence Of the powers ol mind.
Other men act with sense, prudence,
intellect, &c and their effects are con-
veyed into his knowing mind, and he
knows them in precisely the same way
that the scientist knows his iorcgs,-by
their effects, But he has this other
mode or means Of kuoTIpg which does
no; apply 20 the knowledge or Knowing
OF mattcr,-he seli-Conscously sTor~
cises these same powers Of mind, and
go it is a selt-consclous knowledge OF
his mental powers. 1t Is from THE
point Of departure he goca rN TO "Thc
catogories OF the infinite I.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
SENATE.

The Chaplain in his prayer said
an hopored son OF this great people
lies dead among US, and besought Di
vine Providence to be gracious to The
Swallowed household OF the deceased
and the beresved city where his re-
mains lie-that the nation might bow
beside its deceased SON and be chsstened
into humility and reverence before Al.
mighty God.
Mr.. Conkling, after speaking OF The
life and character OF the late ex-Presi'
dent Fillmore. offered resolution on
the subject.
Mr.. Fenton seconded the resolution
Mr.. Hamlin advocated it.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. Oglesby presented q joint resolu'
tion OF the Legislature OF bis State, ask
for the passage OF law to prevent un-
just discrimination in charges by rail-
road panies. Referred to Committee
on Railroads.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine, reported favor.
ably on the bill appropriating $4,000
to defray the expenses OF the committee
investigating the District Of Columbia
affairs, and asked its present consldera'
ton.
Mr.. Hamlin moved to strike out the
$l0,0 and insert S. 900.
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FOREIGN.
E.NGLAN u.
SNOW Storm.

LONDON, March lO.-A furious snow
storm prevails in England; in some
places it is accompanied by Lightning.
Dispatches from General Woolsey.
A dispatch from General Woolsey
dated February 10th, says: "The King
has sent me one thousand ounces Of
gold-the first instsllment o. the in
demuity-w,h request tor peace. |
received his envoy at Fammauab, and
sent a treaty to Coomassie for the
Kings signature. An officer from
CAPT. Glovers force passed through
Coomassie February l2ih uumolested,
though his escort consisted OF only 20
mep. The last detachment OF white
troops embark for home on the 22d Of
February. The sick aud wounded are
doing well.
The NarS contains an appreCiative
obituary article on the late President
fillmore
The Telegraph publishes q long state
ment signed 10y Chas. Orton, in which
the writer confesses that ne recognized
Il Tichborpe claimant ss his brother
the first time he saw him, and that
silence on his part was bought with
five pounda paid monthly for year,
and the promise of thousand or two
additional at the close OF the trial.
Additional dispatches from the Gold
Coast report that General Woolsey
recrossed the river Psrah on February
18th. Three out Of six Kings trbu-
tary to King Kaffer have given in their
submission to the British supremacy.
The Ashantee throne is considered st
an end and the kingdom hopelessly diss
rupted.
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Science, Philosophy, Religion.
Pdi,pra NJ Iro RFoiS'er

Science, Philosophy, Religion.
Editors Of the Register.
An old man, with fixed opinions or
settled convictions cannot but look
upon all tie varying aspects Of the dis
cussion on religious topics in the papers
OF the city, not with curiosity, but With
solicitude. This solicitude becomes
paialul when be sees that in SO mach
which mas been said, scarcsly = single
writer starta from fundamental prin-
ciple, or maintains the Determinations
OF thought and system which are mecca
sary to the solution Of many Of tee
important questions which hare been
started, but which have rot in single
instance been discussed. Nor arc his
ao1ieties lessepsd, when, carefully :
looking over the real ground: 0! eoa-
troversy, be is compelled 10 believe
that the range OF argument necessary
to establish or 20 confute, lies beyond
anything these w.itera have to1Che',
and beyond the apprehension OF meu
OF even good sense sni understanding
who have not given come serious and
earned attention 10 tbese subjects l.
therefore, re aitemp., al argument
upon any one OF the deeper questions
which lie 81 the foundation OF nature, 70
origin OF matter, aud the eternity oi
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CHICAGO.
Indian Affairs.

CHICAGO, March l0-Lieu;eEant-
General Sheridan is in receipt Of dis
ratcbes from Lieutepsut-C Colonel
Davidson. commanding 81 Fort Sill, 1n-
dian Territoy, giving information from
the Kiowas and Comauche agencies,
in Texas, up to the l9ih Of February:
Capt. IswoTh's men had just returned
from the Comanche camps where they
had been counting the people, sud re-
ported that on recent raid number
OF Indians had been killed, varicusly
reported at from l2 to %, but one or
two Of the raidibg party escaping. THIS
slows, says Colonel Davidson, that the
reservation Indians, in spite OF their
promises before the council held in last
October. have not ceased to raid into
TeXas.
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Msrch l0-Flour-Qui,t
and unchanged. Wheat-0pened firm
but closed iu'l ard lower for options,
No Chicago spring 81 25, No. > do
l 2ll regular, p. strictly fresh spo',
| ~ April, 70. May; No. ; do sold
at l7@l IN rejected II. Corn
Opened firm but closed dull with the
advance lost, No. mixed 62ic cash,
6SIc April, $500 May; new No, . mix
Gle rejected old G0@62c; new 37!@5S
Oats-Steady; No. > iiic fresh cssb;
47lc Nav Ryc-Scarcc and firm, No.
> S6@S6jc. Bar!eY-Quiet and un'
changed. No. > spring 81 -; No. 3 DO
36 WhisLy-Fair demand and al
vspccln nt A5ic rrovisions--Quist ard
weak Pork dull and a shade lower
Sli 55.eli GO ior casb; IL GS for April;
IL - 10, MAJ BI.A meats quiet and
unchanged, .roHldcr- SIC short rib
miitIcs -, Naor, clear SC, loose cash
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NEW YORK.
News liems.

New YORK, March 10.-A FIRE last
night at No. 2ll Washington street
occupied mainly by II. Williamson, q
pork and lard dealer, caused loss oil
about S35, 900. A man who slept in
the rear room OF the first floor was
burned to death. -.' ...
Detective Leachy, who shot NJ. Nc
Namars while looking for Dutch Her
mann, has given bail to- day in the sum
OF $50. 600 to answer charge OF man
slaughter.
Officer Gus Doyle, indicted for the
murder OF Mary Lawler, pleaded not
guilty.
The Reformed Episcopal Church.
The Bishop Cummins dissenters
from the Episcopal Church yesterday
organized the first congregation of the
reformed body. Bylaws were adopted
in conformity with the State statutes
providing for a vestry OF nine trustees,
Tor church committee, a committee oil
ladies to invite mem bership from per-
sons not connected with other depom-
nations, and for clerk and a treas
urer. Resolutions were passed to coun-
teract the impression that the Reform
ed Episcopal Church is chiefly for those
who have been heretofore Episcopal
iaus, and making known that all evan
gelical Christians, irrespective OF prior
associations are equally eligible 10 Of
fees in the society and are cordially ill.,
vlted to cast in their lot Bishop Cum-
minis wanted the new church called the
Church of the Savior, but the name
finally unanimously adopted was the
First Reformed Episcopal Church OF
New York" In the discussion OF the
name the majority of the mem bers dis
favored any selection which might lead
to the naming Of churches OF the new
sect alter saints
Thomas W. Jones, Of Sanford, Long
Island, has been arrested on the charge
OF numbering his half-brother, Samuel
J. Jones, on the night OF June 18th
last, and robbing his house. Jones
pronources his arrest malicious.
Tho Goodrich Murder.
Lizzie L. King alias Kate Stoddard
now in Brooklyn jsil charged with the
murder OF Charles Goodrich in March
1878, publishes q long statement o.
what she knows about the tragedy,
She SAYS that on the night OF Good
rich's death shc retired early leaving
him reading paper in the dining
room. She slept over two hours when
she was awakened by the report Of
pietol. Sue dressed and ran down
s,sirs and found Goodrich lying on the
floor with his own revolver near his
feet. She thought he had committed
suicide, but subsequent Developments
led her 10 believe that possibly he might
have been murdered. According to bel
story no con iession Of murder was evel
ID sde by her to the police Rascoe, sh,
knows nothing OF, and as TO Lucette
Movers, she never sew her till che ap.
resyed as a witness in the cass.
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View York Market.

NKu YoRE, March l0.-Cottou -
Weak; miJdling uplands l6ic. Flour
"A shade firmer; superfine western and
State SIS 60G6 10; common-to good
t6 $500 GO; good to choice Sc 6j
90 s.; white wheat extra Sc S5@T So;
extra Ohio Is 1907 65. Whisky
Quiet at 9Slc. Whea,-Closed quiet:
white spring COOL g. Rye-Firm
Barley--Du!l. Ccru--Scsrce and
higher; common TO PRIME new mixed
yellow western S69SSc; old western
mixed store S9990.; prime Old Toledo
mixed store 90tc. Osts-A shade
6rmer; mixed western 63S65e; white
western 65666c; mixed western store
Csc. CoHee-Quiet Sugsr-Dull and
unsettled. Petroleum-Dull and nomi-
nal; crude 6.97sc; refined l4l9l4sc.
Eges-Quiet; western c092lc. Pork
Dull and heavy; new mess l6 25;
prime mess II 624. Lard-Hesvy;
prime steam 2 7-l6@9ic spot; 9lc
March and April; 9:99sc April. But
tsr-Firm; western 25@I0s. Cheess--
Steslv
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Cincinnati Market,

CrNcISNArr, March lO-Collou-
Quiet at l5!c. Flonr-lo good demand
at nll prices, family t. Sj@i 10.
Wbeal--lu isir demand and higher a.
| Is. Coro-IrmcT and higher st "a
@Gjc. Ohls-Frm at 4G95ic. Rye
-Strsir Nl ! o. BSrley-Dull Nll
! 65 n'ls-trnchsuged. EgCs-Dull
ard droopng at !d@l6c. Butter
Steady Ch.sse-Elrm. Pork-FIrm
Al j. -. Iard-fIrm, sIcsm S.@g,,
kettle HG?ic. Bulk Mcals-Suong,
shoulders held a, 5!c clear rib sold NJ
! 75@7 10, held at Sc At Close; clear
sold al HlNSlc. Bacon -Suoug sSlcs
A. jiGStn9c, Whlsky-S,ronC at
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Orrrcs OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON, March 10, sP. NJ, }
PROBABILITIES.
On Wednesday for the Middle States
and Lower Lake region fresh to very,
brisk northwest to northeast " Iuds sno
partly cloudy weather, with increasing
eioudiness in the Middle Atlantic
States. For the Upper Lake region
and south ward over Missouri and Low
er Ohio Valley clear or partly CLOUDY
weather, low temperature and fresh 10
brisk northwest to northeast Winas
The Ohio and Cumberland rivers VII
fall.
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BUFFALO.
Tnnsrai OF cN- I're,idenr Eilmo

Tnnsrai OF cN-I'residenI Fillmore.
Buffalo, March lO,-The several
committees OF the city Council, Board
OF Trade, and other rublic bodies, met
this afternoon to arrange for the tunsr
81 OF ex- President Fillmore, on Thursday
afternoon. from St Pauls Cathedral
There will be q military and civil pro,
cession. A telegram has been sent tc
ex-Presiient johnson soliciting hi:
attendance.
The body will be conveyed 10 St
Paurs Cathedral early Thursday morn
ing, where it will be in state, with guard
OF honor from United States troops al
Fort Porter, and the public be allowed
20 view the remains
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TEXAS.
Mexican Cattle Thieves,

BNowHsyILLE, March lO.-A baud oi
twelve Mexicaps, well armed, drove
through + thickly populated rancho
about two hundred head OF cattle on
the night OF the jth. Depredations Of
this sort since Cortino's reign at Msta.
moras, are becoming more frequent
than before. The Unitsd States troops
are too few in number to protect per
cons aud their property.
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rhiIInhrirnIn Wool MnrkrI.

FHlLapVLrHrA, March l0-Wool 4,
active apd in improved demand, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and western double extra
and above 56CG j7lc, extra jJ@j7c;
medium jjGS7r cosrsc 459j0c; New
York, michigan, IndisLa aud western
fine j0@GSC, medium ji9j6c; coarse
ij9jjci combiOg washed 5000;
combiUg un~sshed i394jc; Canada
combing 6396jc; fine unwsshsd 3GS
3Sc, coarse and medium wasbei 3G@3si
tut washed jiG57lc.
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OHIO.
The Legislature.

| COLUMBUS. March l0,-lu the House
this morning House bill 10 provide fol
at least two examinations of county
treasures each yesr, and as many m ore
as the probate judges may deem n.ces'
sary, was passed.
To the Senate Senate bill authorizing
com missoners to require persons to bs
confined in Jail fer the non-paymeut o.
fines and costs, TO perform hard Labor
until such fines and costs are paid, vai
passed.
In the House this afternoon the fol-
lowing bills were passsd: Senate bill
attaching g penalty to violations OF the
law regulating rates oftransportation by
railroad companies House bill to eS-
empt from execution or seizure any
furd set apart by benevolent assocls-
tions or societies for the families OF de-
ceased members; House bill to make
il cause for a change OF venue for
the attorney Of either party
to be the law partner o'
the justice before whom case ls for
trial; Senate bill 10 authorizs the
County Commissioners to widen or
deepen bitches. In the Senate resolu-
ton was adopted for displaying flags
on the State House at half mast on
Thurs lay, in respect to the memory o1
the late Millari Fillmore; the resolution
to adjourn from March 10th to Decem-
Der lat. 1875, was defeated House bill!
requiring the county auditors to keep 3
book OF additions and de3nc'in:s ws'
passed.
God Iu the THnS...g:'t >"
DAYTON, March lO.-iGr CO ventIor
TO secure the recognition Oi the Chris
tisu religion in the Constitution 0! the
United States WAS in session all day, at
Music Hall. The attendance was not
large. Rev. 6. l.. Kslb WAS President
Resolutions were adopted in accord.
snce with the object of the convention
The third denounced the action OF the
Supreme Court OF Ohio in Cincinnati
in the Bible in the schools case
that the religion which the
fathers deemed essential to good gov
ernment is not Christianity but the
religion OF man, or mere DeIsm or
something lower. revolutionary in its
character an =? yariG"ce with the
I'his,cry Z. tAs -, ,,!t,Ju y! OHIO from
its origin, and with the practice OF the
courts under it, and that the necessary
effect OF this decision il followed TO its
lsst results, must he to set aside all
the laws which rest for their foundation
on the doctrine Of the Christian religion,
particularly On the Sabbath lawa,
laws against blssphemy, and on
the subjeC! OF marriage and divorce.
The fifth is q petition TO the Consti-
tutional Convection 10 insert in the bill
OF rights the words, "the Christian
religion" or submit the proposition 10
the people.
SIKH. That morality cannot be
maintained without the Christian reli'
gion.
Seventh. That tue women's temper
ance movement is the direct outgrowth
OF Christianity.
Eighth. That these resolutions be
submitted to the Constitutional Con-
ventiou, and that State organization
with these objects in view be formed
at once.
Schcnrk,
Alta public meeting her: tonight ii
uas resolved to give General Schenck q
bsueuet upon his return home.
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New Yorb Drr Gacd. Marie,

New YoBE, Isrch ln-Busiacss
was only moderately active with COM
mission houses 'o-dsy, tut the Jobbiuc
branches 5bo0 q CONTINUOUS Impro7c-
meut. Cotton goOds are weaker and
h ave a droop'ng tcrdency on all bat
bee, standard askel Amyskeag bleach.
Cd shirlirg1 are reduced to 1870
American prints are down 70 24c IN
first hauds, re:caics IN briIk rtqTe'i
hosiery and sbsvls in steady demand
domestic and forslgG dress isbrics cell.
irg freely, woolcn goods quiet
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NEW YORK STATE.
Boiler Explosion.

DINGuAYrToH, March l0,-A boiler
at the city water works exploded this
morning, killing the engineer and de-
melishing the boi!er-house. The city
is now without water and the Mayor
has called a meeting OF the common
council to appoint special patrol to
guard against fire. twill take twenty
:our hours 10 clear away the wreck OF
the explosion and get the remaining
boilers OF work.
The Crispim Strike.
The Crispins who struck yesterday
'or eight hours lay we're joined to.
day by others. The manufacturers
state that they caunot pay for eight
hours work what is uow paid for ten
hours.
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PHILADELPHIA Market

PHiLApELPHIA March lO.-FIouI--
Dali aud unchanged WheAt-Steady;
red | 659l ~ amber 10Sl I3. white
799l s.. Rye-92993c. Corn
Active; new yellow Sc Oh SD. OA,s
Dull; white 60S63ci mixed j79j3c.
Petroleum-Crude l0tc refined lI!9
Ii!c. WhiskJ-Dull at 97.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull.

SrccEs-DulI until just previous to
the final cIosc. when an advance OF /
10 . per cent. took place 90 rumOr
from Washington that q prominent
Senator from New England hal *
pressed tho opro'oa lhs! the lsgsl tsr'
der circulation Woull he fixed at 800, :
0OO,00O, and thg. there would be an in.
crease Of ti0G0oQo0 in the National
Bauk circulation The market was
firm in the GUaI dealings. and the
highest prices Of the day were generally
current. Western Union, Lake Shore,
Rock Island aud Northwestern we're
the features. The ssles between ten
aud t9o o'clock were s20Co shares.
New York Central will pay 1 per cent
semi-snnual dividend April Is. Com
modore Vanderbilt bought The one
million Lake Shore bonds a,'l ~ anr-
ton to-day at 90 cents hs
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IouIayIIlp Market,

L5ulsyrLLE, March l0.-Cotton-
Qnitet at l5tc. FloIr-Quist and un
CHANGED. Wheai-qdiet and u,chaug'
cd. Corn-Quicl and unchanged a.
Toe. Oats-oIiet and unchanged a.
5G962c HSy-sl9 on cars. Provi-
sioDS-Quict and firm; mess pork - J.
@I5Ic, bulk shoulders SIC; clear rib
trdss Sic clear sides &C, bacon, shouI-
ders &c, Clear Tib sides SIC clear 'idss
?:o, sugar cured hams l2Gl2Ic Lard
--Tisrcrs y, kcss &c. Wbisky-92!c.
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IOiTnn Market.

ToLsDo, March IO-FIour-Fsn
demand and firm. Wbsst-Fsrr De.
mand amber Nicblgso, May, 81 j6
No :, red 81 IS. Com active aud sd'
vaoced; high mixed 7Oc, April, 7lc
Msy, 7ltc, Juu'. sc, July; 1916 foi
ueT, G3c for low mixed, 6ec for ne"
G6{: for no grade, 65Ic for ne-. OAD
-Fair demand and sdVsucsd, Eo .
%. Clover Seci-s5 703j -.
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East Liberty Live stock u,yh.,

East LIBEEIT. March I0.-Callls-
Arrivals 81 cars; best 8 to SIC medium
5: 70 g. common 4; 10 SIC. Hogs
ArriVals Is carr, best Pbiladelph a
& % TO s 2j, Workers } 90 to -.
SbeeP-AUiVsls Il! carE, bes. : 10 : Ic,
god 81 to 6ir Common 3 10 iC.
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baltimore Market.

BALrqjrE, March l0.-I.lour-DulI
and unchsDgsd. Wheat - FITm.r
choice white 81 IS; lair to prime 81 o.
@l So Corn-Sropg and scarce /;
mixed western I4C9sjc. Osts-FirmeT
western j7@jpc, Rys-Duli at 9Oc
Provl,iOns-FIrm abd unchanged
Butter Unchanged. Coffee Quiet
ard nominal Whi'ky--NomrnAl A.
~
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CINCINNATI.
Cou,titutfopai al Convention.

CxclySA1l, March lO.-The Con'A-
tutional Convention to-day COMP sted
the elective franchise article. 1t diners
from the present article, in providins
that Ohio soldiers and sailors in mill
tia service shall be entitled to vote.
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PHILADELPHIA.
4 Strike.

PnILADELPHIA, March l0.-The
feeders in the Evening Telegraph Office
have struck tor an increase OF wages.
When the first edition was put on
press they were promptly discharged,
and girls now DO the work q. wages
raid the men.
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,LrrLlAsp. March lO.-Wbta,-
Firm; No rcd 81 55@l Sc, No. > 80
! SOL =. Corn-Firm,r old miE'd
fSaf9c, new DO 67@6s;. osl'-FI'm.
10 state i9c; No . 10 I7c, white
Sic PeIrolenm-gljel sol lc IoNtr.
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FINANOE AND TRADE,
Scw roru Money and Stock nnrHct

New YORK. Msrch lO.-MoSEY-
Easy at j63l per cent. Sterling iSi
Tor e. days and 481@4574 for sight
Customs receipts $5040O0 internal
revenue receipts $4,000, the smsllsli
for long time past. Exports OF Tro-
duCe for the week S5,S3S,l6l.
GoLp-Closed at lll4, after selling
at llls@llli. Carrying rates l@4 per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. Clesrings $2g Oo0 COO
GovERHYENTs-Firm.
E-nn Rnnnn-nnll
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UTAH.
Trains Delayed.
tory.

SALT LAKE, March l0-Ao trans
from the West have arrived at Ogden;
The man arrested st Msuh, cIaimeo
to be old man Bender from hahsss'
will be held Tor Identification.
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BOSTON.
Proposed Strike

BosroN, March I0-Thc Morocco
dressers of Lynn propose to strike if
necessary, 10 secure an increase OF
wages. The employers have agreed
not to give the advance.
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PIttshnrgb PetroI,um market.

PITr,sCEGH, March l0-Crgds-
Weak; sales at 81 50. Refined qniet
aud q1oIe1 a. l4ic; April l4ic.
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BOSTON.

BosroN, March l0.-Tbs Legislature
passed appropriate resolutions on the
testh of ex-President Fillmore.