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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, March S.-BnSiness still
checked by the stormy weather; comisSion
houses quiet, and the jobbing branches in
active. Cotton goods firm at unchanged
prices but fine brown cottons have an ad
vancing tendency. Prints in moderate
request and firm at ruling rates. Cling
hams active and in light supply. Worst
ed dress goods in fair demand. Woulen
goods and shswls quiet Cotton hosiery
higher
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SAYS the Pittsburgh Dispatch OF yes

terdsy:
Without giving away to unnecessary
alarm il would behooye the community
to bear in mind that violent contagious
disease has taken foothold here, and that
unless carefully and effectively dealt
with. it may become epidemic. The
measures of the Board of Health in put
ting up a temporary hospital and estab-
lishing.a sort of surveillance over the
cases reported are good SO far as they go;
but, besides, individuals should adopt
other guards for personal safety, notably
that of vaccination
There is daily communication between
Pittsburgh and this city.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March S.-Flour-Stcady
and in moderate demand. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; No. |
spring 90l@9lc; No. = s5!c spot or seller
March; S6!c seller April; 9lEc seller
May;No. 3 S3c; rejected 7Sc Corn
Dull and nominal; No = mixed 63i(G.
68!c spot; 6$Ic bid seller March; Glic
seller April 7O8c bid seller May; reject
ed 62c. Oats-Duil; No. 2 j2sm52!c
spot; j23c seller April; rejected 80. Rye
Steady and in moderate demand; No.
97@ @97Ic. Barley-Dcmand fair and
market firm; No. 2 81 O6 spot; 81 O3
seller April. Seeds-Quiet. Pork-De-
mand active and prices advanced at
SIS go seller May; SIS IL spot; SIS 30
seller April. Lard-Dcmand active and
prices advancen at Sl3 POOLS 80 seller
April; $l3 % spot; $l3 -! seller May.
Bulk Meats-Stcady and in moderate de-
mand; shoulder, G{@6sc; short rib mid =
dies 7sm93c: short clear Zoe. Whisky
-Sl %
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Miss Moorcs evidence and she LETT the
stand.
General Tracy then called Miss
Oakley rs the next witness, but
Mr.. Jafrey, the sick juror,
complained of feeling faint and unwell,
which fact was communicated to Judge
Nelson and he adjourned the court for
the day.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March S.--Flour-Dull hut
unchanged Whcat-Dull; No. white
Wabash 81 Is; No. do 81 OS4; NO |
white Michigan 81 ll3; extra do 81 l6;
amber do 81 0S; seller April 81 10; No.
red - 0S. Corn-Dull and lower; high
mixed 69c; seller May 72ic; low mixed
6S4; seller May 7l4c; yellow 69!c; no
grade este. Oats Steady and in mod
crate demand; No. > and Michigan jsc;
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ATrirs in UIah-E Escape of Prisoners.

SALT LAKE, March S.-There has been
published in this city for the last thirty
days inccssunt attacks upon Governor
AXtcll, the newly appointed Governor,
who has been in the Territory about that
length of time Also charges have been
tclcgraphcd to the press in regard to him
which he asserts are false in every par
ticular. 1t is not believed there is any
dissatisfaction among the public with re-
CARDS to his course.
On Thursday last Attorney General
Whitney had disagreement with Judge
Mexican during the session Of the court,
and after its adjournment, rs the Judge
was leaving the room, said, If YOU mean
to say what ! say was false you lie
To-day an order was read in Court, to
the effect that Geo. E. Whitney pay II
fine of 500; that he is forbidden to prac-
tice his profession in this Court, until he
shall in person or in writing, make an ac-
ceptable apology for contempt Of Court;
that in default of such payment or apol-
ogy within one month, he will be dis
barred.
Last night there was another escape of
prisoners from the territorial penitcntia-
tiarv. The parties were John Goodwin,
indicted for assault TO kill; Geo. Lewis,
gambling; Charles Williamson. and
John Smith, stealing from dead man ::
Charles Buckley, assault, to kill; Z. +.
Rrcd., indicted for murder and polygamy;
o. H. Dame, indicted for connection
with the Mountain Meadow massacre
NJ. Snaffer, under sentence Of death for
murder, refused to leave.
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THE WEATHER.
" AR DEPARTMENT.

W AR DEPARTMENT. |
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGroN, March $, SP. VI.
PROBABILITIES.
From the Northwest and Upper Lakes
10 Missouri aud Tennessee, falling harom-
ctcr. southerly winds, warmeN weather
cloudy with snow or rain.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States.
falling barometer, Southerlv winds, and
cloudy weather, with rain in former.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle aud
Eastern States, slightly lower pressure,
warmer, weather cloudy, noriherIy
winds, backing to southeast on the lakes.
The rivers will rise al Pittsburgh.
Momphls. Vick>burg and New Orleans,
and fall at Cincinnati Louisville and 81.
Louis
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Germany Watching FIR nee.

BERLIN March S.-The Ndgsjion, of
this city says the Government having
been informed that France intended I"
order an experimental concentration ct
the troops on her eastern frontier early
in the spring, intimated to President
Mac Mahon that il would direct the mo-
biiztion OF two army corps on the Rhn"
if France persisted in carrying out its in
tputipD
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Amount of Money Appropriated by
Congress.

It is not possible tonight, says spc-
cia of the 4th to the New York Times,
to state precisely, the aggregate amount
of money appropriated at this session Of
Congress. The Clerks of both houses are
50 completely overcome by the exhaust
ing labors of continuous session OF near
ly three days and three nights, that foot
ings have not been made; hut close
approximation is possible, which presents
as nearly accurate the following sums:
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Alfonso thinks orAbdicating.

PARIS, March S.--There is great diff
Guilty in preventing young King Alfonso
from abdlcating in favor of Duke De
Montcpensior. \ correspondent Of tn"
Hcratd in Spain, reports this a an Al
tOn>ISt ruuur.
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FOREIGN.


PARIS, March Sits reported that
Duke ID Auditfret Pusquer has accepted
the Ministry OF the Interior, and the
Cabinet will be composed rs follows;
VI. Buffet, Vice President of Council; VI.
Dufadur", Minister of Justice; Duke
ID Audiiiret PasqUer, Minister of the Intc-
rior; Duke DeCozcs, Minister of Foreign
Affairs; VI. Leon, Secretary of Finance;
VI. Wallor, Secretary of instructions;
General DeCissy, Secretary Of War; Ad-
mral DE Montaign, Secretary of Marine.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Mcrch s.-Wheat-
Firmer; No. l red 81 y: No. > II Oo.
Corn and Oats-Firm and unchanged.
Petroleum-Firm; standard white l2ci
Ohio State test l3c; small lots lG2e
higher.
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VINO ItStlncu TO Mr. rbcN.
! reside in Brooklyn and know Mr..
and Mrs. Tilton; have knswn them
about sixteen years; they were then
boarding with Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Til
tons mother-in-lawl IN Livingston
street; boarded with Mrs. Richards and
we were members OF the same family;
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton's relations as nus
band and wife, were then very happy !
think observed change OF evangelical
ideas in Mr.. Tilton after | knew him
three wears; after he removed to Oxford
street, he said he did not believe one word
of the atoncment; Mrs. Tilton heard thi-
and said "Oh, dear, you do not mean
this and he said, Indecd | do This
change caused great suffering to Mrs.
Tilton; l think he discontinued family
worship, but it was continued by his
wife, who conducted it and said grace at
the table; he was always
irregular IN his attendance
ut church and this was the cause of dis
cussion between him and myself; it was
his habit. SO far rs | know, to work on
Sundays on one occasion ] remember
MS spcahlnS ol ToIIlnS pIlIiaIu paIis III
billiard room, | told him did not think
it was right, "a lie was then engaged as
teacher in the Plymouth Church Sunday
School; he passed the matter off in n
joking way and the conversation was then
dropped; his conduct to his wife was al
ways very changcable; he said man and
woman should not live together amnute
after they had ceased to take pleasure in
each other; in 1868 he brought Stephen
Pearl Andrews to his house and
afterwards people OF that kind; J do not
remember what was said about the wo
man that was with them; Andrews fixed
his hair, pecked up in his eyes, rubbed
his hand over his face, and told what a
lovely sphere he had; Mrs. Morse, Mr..
Frceand Mr.. Tilton and myself were
present on that occasion; | think it was
the second winter | knew them; | re-
with Tilton about this com.
pany, but he laughed and would not treat
the subject with clcarncss; Mrs. Tilton
objected to these parties coming to the
bn,lSp
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The President has nominated &. ).
Orth Minister of Austria, Horace May
nard Minister of Canstantinople and {.
c. Sheets, ex-member of Congress, from
Alabama to be 9TH Auditor OF the Treas
ury.
Mr.. Beecher received II new members
in Plymouth Church, Yesterday.
1t said that $l,OOO,U0O in gold was
taken out of the New York Market Sa-
turday, making the total Of the market
$lOOOO,OOO.
The canon between Spain and the
United States for the settlement of the
VirginiuS affair, has been signed.
The Alfonsists and Carlists are ox-
changing prisoners.
The Governor of Arkansas yesterday
issued proclamation, appointing Thurs
day, March 20, as 1t day of thanksgiving
for the many blessings which have been
showercd upon the State during the past
twelve months Special reference Is
made to the adoption of the Poland re-
port.
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Chnirmanships OF 4. y. Senatorial
Committees.

WAsHINGToN, March S.-The follow
ing chairmanships may be- considered as
settled: Conkling will become chairman
Of the Committee on Commerce; Ham
lin, Postotficc and Postroads; Wright,
Claims; Spencer, District of Colum bia;
Hitchcock, Territories; West, Railroads;
Sargent, Mines and Mining; Bout well,
Civil Service and Retrenchment; Jones,
Contingent Expenses. Mr.. Jones will be-
given place on the Finance comm ittce,
and Mr., Herman will also be pIac cd on
the Finance committee to succeed Mr..
Fenton. The chairmanship Of other inn
portant committees being occupied by
Senators who hold over, will not be
changed A number of Senators are of
the opinion that the session will continue
two weeks.
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Cases OF Drs. DC Kovcn md Jaeger.

VIcKsBuRG, March S.-The Standing
Committee, OF the Mississippi diocese, re-
fused to confirm either DE koven or
Jaeger
NEWARK, March S.-Thc Standing
Committee, of the Episcopal diocese Of
Northern New Jersey, has decided in
favor of DR.. Jaggers as Bishop elect Of
Southern Ohio, and against DR.. De
Koven as Bishop of Illinois.
BURLINGTON, March S. The Stand
ing Committee, of the diocese of Yer
mont gave their consent to-day to the
conservation of DR.. De kovcn as Bishop
elect Of Illinois and DR.. Jaeger Bishop
elect of Southern Ohio.
BnLrIMoRE, March S.-The standing
committee of the Diocese Of Maryland
met to-day, and refused its assent to the
of Rev Drs. DeKovcn and
Jaeger as Bishops of Illinois and South
rru Ohio.
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~ Legislative ApprOprlatlOn

standing the great number of amend
mcuts in the Senate last night, was final
" prsscd with the addition of near $1,000
900 over the amount IN the bill, as it came
from the House The Henncpin Canal
item wa, struck out, and the Eads jHtty
item were retained. The Deficiency bill,
it j. thought, may be something less than
81. 800. 900, Outside of the regular APP
preparation bills, the amount appropriat-
ed fsr relief bills and private claims will
not, it Is believed, exceed -, III, 600.
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Card from Mr.. l;edpRth.

James Kcdpatn puDIlshcs a card say
ing that Tilton did not send him the
original manuscript of the True story
to have it published in New England.
| never had the rcmotest intention of
publishing it. When Mr.. Morris said in
hi, opening speech that acted as Beech
cr, agent to get my friend Frank Moul-
ton out of the case, he states what he
cant prove because Its not true. acted
without Bcechcr's knowledge.
There was Grape on the door-bell knob
Of the residence of Mr.. Jatirey, the sick
Juror. 1t caused considerable commo-
tion among those who deplore any inter-
ruption in the trial. On inquiry it was
shown it was Mr.. Plout, Il border ut
Jatiry'.. Mr. Jatfrey was perfectly well.
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'aveling in the back towns Of New
isAire was bad. The added storm
>-.v 10 reduce the aggregate vote to-
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TiItOn Likes Beccher.

saw Mr.. Tilton reading to her while
IN Southport in the summer of &C.;
in the fall of 66 TiIton told me that he
had almost given up Church and only
went there to hear the music; | asked
him il il was an act Of Bccchers' tnat he
had given up church going, and he said
no; that he liked Beechcr rs he Wa. n
great moral teacher and had rare quail
ties, but he thought Bccrhers qualities
over estimated; he said that magnanimity
was one of his great characteristics: the
first time that | visited Tiltons at their
Livingstone street house, after they had
been settled | saw Bcechers bust on n
pcGe tai in the hall; when next called it
was turned to the wall, TiIton said it was
EliZabcthS doing, and that Bcecher had
been traitor to the Republican cause;
remember making Il visit 10 Tilton's ON
sunday in the year Of '66; he was
engaged in hanging pictures at
which | expressed my surprise and
told him | had been at church;
he said he thought l was one OF those
good women who never went TO Church:
when told him went to hear DR..
Storrs he said why do You 80 to listen
at that ice berg; conversation WIS re-
Sumcd at the dinner table, and | re-
scntcd his manner of speaking Of my
pastor; ne said ne did not mean to speak
disre>pcotfully of DR.. Storrs; while Mrs.
TiIton was at Marietta in 1870, she al
lowed me to read u portion of Tllton :
correspondence.
Wiincs, was asked if she read letter
which passed from Tilton I" his wife,
stating his fear that be would Loose his
position on the Brooklyn Jaion.
Counsel tor the prosecution objected,
and hi. objection WAS sustained.
Mr.. EvartS rose to argue the matter, Mt
which the court demurrcd, saying that
the subject was fully understood.
Mr.. EvartS said that IL the letter was
not in their possession, he was entitled 70
give evidence with regard 10 its existence.
The court ovcrrulcd the proposition.
The witness continued: | do not
know what became Of the letter; | re-
member Mrs. Tilton sending reply OF
which copy was made; sent it up
stair, To her, and went up to see how she
felt about it; found her up there.
At thi, point the counsel for the plain
tiff objected, and Mr.. Beach said that
this was an cndcavor 10 smuggle in evil
dcncc after objection was made, This
expression was used in reference to the
witness going on with her reply after OBJ
lection being made.
Mr.. Shearman excepted TO the express
sion "smuggling, as used by the coun-
sci, and Judge Nelson said ii was wrong
for Mr.. Beach TO have said this.
After further argument Mr.. Shesrman
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S Y r u P S,

- Bbls. Gilt Edge Golden syrup.
p Maple Drips Golden syrup.
In store and for sale by
no23 NJ. REILLY.
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Louisiana Compromise.

WAsHGNGToN, March S--Representa-
tive Wheeler received this morning, from
New Orleans, his articles of adjustment
signed by forty-four members of the Con-
scrvativc caucus, an ample number to
secure the desired result. He at once
telegraphed Governor Kellogg TO for
ward, by express to the city of New
York, the papers now in the office of the
Secretary of State, which were used in
the contested cases before the Returning
Board in November last The referees
meet Thursday next at the office of Hon.
VIM. W. Phelps, in the city of Now
York. and proceed with the hearing.
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Two O'clock Again

he was then, think. one Of the editors
of the independent; think Mr.. Iliion :
great fault was idolatry TO her husband;
| asserted his faults, and she excused
him; | told her that WAS To way t" treat
him if she wished to reform him; | Am
y member of Plymouth Church, and have
been 80 for six years; l have always
taken a deep interest in this controversy;
/ have talked with Mr.. Hill about the
case, but not with Mr.. Becchcr.
Redirect examination by Mr.. Tracy
When Mr.. Tilton was asked 10 order
coal he said he was busy, and went out;
he acted as if h" did not care and thi"N
the fire- in the house went out FOR want
of coal. remember two occasions "heh
found her alone at lectures; one at the
Academy of Music. which have named,
the other in New York. When | found
her and brought her home. think the
lecture was in Steinway Hall and Mr.
Tilton came there and arrived after ms
wife. do not know when Florence III
ton WAS born. / never heard Mrs. or
Mr.. Tilton discuss the propriety OF the
children playing on Sundays after they
remove 10 Oxford street. This conIudeu
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Tilton sometimes used to treat his wife
with caressss, and tell how lovely and
beautiful she was, and at other times he
would quarrel with her, and stay out
until midnight; the only fault | found
with Mrs. Tilton was with her idolatry
and devotion to him
Cross-cxamined by Judge Fullerton
Mrs. Tilton never expressed regret al
having married him, but every regret
for him. | never heard him refuse to
order a load of coal, when his wife was
sick, but he went out one time without
saving whether he would order 1t or not
he did say he went to the wrong place.
He refused to take Mrs TItOn to various
places of amusement, and ON one occa-
sion to take her to alcCture. The witness
said she was not able to specify any of
these occasions. She went to one lecture
Il think by Wendell Phillips He would
not accompany us there. On being press
ed for the reason that Mr., Tilton would
not 90, she replied: | don't think he was
at home but he was around there some
place. The witness put the court room
in roar of laughter by describing
how Mr.. Tilton brushed up against hi
wife on her way home from the lecture.
and nearly knocking her down.
Mr.. Fullerton then questioned her about
the interview with Stephen Pearl
Andrews. She testified that it was about
II o clock when they left; | do not know
whether they were there when | arrived
or not; they talked about spheres, atmo,-
phere, and great many things beneath
or beyond; they talked steady for two or
three hours; never talked on that occa-
sion, and Mr.. Tilton spoke very little;
they were not treated as intrudcrs. but
Mrs. TiIton sat and looked at them Il, It
they were creatures about whom she
knew nothing; | did not know then that
Stephen Pearl Andrews had lccturcd at
Mr.. Bcechcr'S house; this talk was often.
sive to me, but | stayed because | wanted
to see it out; ! always knew MIR. TlIton
was late because slept with Mrs.
Morse, and she would wakon me when
he would come home; she generally
said then;
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Trial Resume ed.

The proceedings in the Beecher trial
was resumed to-day. No one was admitted
after the seats were occupied. Mr.. Jaf-
frey. rs hc took his place in the Jury box,
looked pale and weak Bessie Turner
made her first appearance this morning,
and sat in the row usually occupied by
Mrs Tilton and her friends, Bessie was
known by only few present. The de-
tcndant and wife and Col. Beechcr sat
with Plymouth gathering, while Mr..
Tilton was with his counsel. Mrs. Put
man resumed her place on the stand and
the direct examination was continued by
Mr.. ShCarman.
have had very little acquaintance
with the defendant; | saw photograph
of Mr.. Bcccher in Tilton's house; Tilton
gave me one. The witness said | remem-
Der the letters sent by Mrs. s.Tilton through
me To- Tilton, the substance of it was that
she could not bear such conduct from
him;whcn TIlton was explaining his
conduct, he said those fits were irressta-
bic and beyond his control; he said this
was one OF the penalties genius had to
endure. and that as soon as he would get
home and settled down, these moods
would depart; Tilton told me that he
would rather be editor of the New York
independent than hold any other position;
this was when we were in Washington;
he SAID this also once in his house; Mrs.
Tiuon said it would break Theodore's heart
to leave his position on the Independently
Tiltou asked my advice once abont send
ing Bessie Turner 10 school, at New York
a. She was a girl of rare qualities that
Mrs. Tilton kept her too much confined;
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Perpetual Worlds Fair,

permanent home. where every manu-
ftcturer can exhibit and sell hlS goods,
and every patcntec can show his mvcn-
tion: IA center Of industry which will prove
vast benefit TO the whole country.
For this purpose the Legislature of tn"
State Of New York has granted "A charter
10 number Of our most wealthy and re-
Spu ciabr merchants, aud these gentlemen
have purchased no less than eight blocks
OF the most valuable land in th" city OF
New York. The huilding 10 be erected
Will be seven stories nigh 10 n. In height
>urmUuntcd by "a magnificent dome, and
viii cover space at - acres. n VIII b"
constructed Of iron, brick, and EaSS, and
made nr"-proOi. Tn" bonds which are All
for so each. are secured by q first InOrtgug"
on the land and building: and for th"
purpose Of making them popular, the Di-
rrctorS have decided to hay" quarterly
drawings OF $4,000 each, this money being
the interest on the amount OF IN. who'll
loan.
Every bondhoider must receive at least
81, but he may receive