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The New York herald., 1875-09-28
OLYMPIC TuFArRF

There jammed house at this establishment last
evening composed principally in the lower part of the
house. Of ladies' The style Of performance is such that
those who wish to have a good hearty laugh and an
evenings enjoyment of good healthy innocent fun
devoid of any vugarlty, go 10 witness programme in
which all the best elements of Irish Dutch and negro
comedy are blended in with singing dancing acrobatic
feats, artistic tabeaux and amusing sketches The bill
for this week is strong one Pat Rooney, George
knight, the Carlo Brothers, William Courright Harper
and Stansi Miss Adah Richmond and a host OF other
artists contributing to the amusement of thronged
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STORM IN GREAT BRITAIN.

THE ELLEN soUTHARD TOTALLY WRECKED
NEAR LIvERPooL-sEvERAL LIVES LOST
LoNDoE, Sept n, 1875.
The American ship Ellen souhard, Captain Woods
worth which sailed from St. John, ~ b. August 7,
for Liverpool was lost o-day the Lancashire coast,
between Formby and Crosby, not more than twenty
miles from Liverpool The saved but the
cargo s total loss One OF the lifeboats which went to
the assistance of the ship aerward capszed and it is
reported that several persons were drowned.
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Gu.MnRE's GARDEN.

Gilmore's Garden beautifully decorated with
bunting last night in consequence of the fact that the
celebrated pianste Miss Sophie Flora Hebron to
make her debut in that place. The lady is not
unknown 10 the New FORK public and her
sweet notes yet ring in the ears Of many who
wav Hall and other nlaces in his ety The ladv was
most enthusiastically received by the large concourse
of friends and admirers who had gathered TO hear her
perform and the end OF her first piecea piano solo,
'Cracevia," by Walace-the phudits OF the audience
fairly shook the building The remainder of the pro-
gramme was well received
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LATEST PARTICULARS.

LONDON Sept 27-3 p. NJ
Later advices announce that nine Of the of the
Ellen Southard were drowned The gale last night
very damaging, both at and on land At this hour
the weather continues bostcrous and telegraphic
muncation northward is still interrupted.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
Eight of the of the Southland were drowned
and by the capsizng of the eboat which to her
assistance the pilot and four of the boats
los
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THE TEXAS CYCLONE.
REPORTS FROM THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. %, 1877

WASHINGTON D. G., Sept p, 1915.
The Signal ONCE reports follows, in reference to
the recent cyclone at Indanoa-
The lowest barometer occurred on the afternoon Of
September l6 when It stood 2s 80 inches with the
maximum velocity OF wind at the time eighty
six miles per hour. Thousands of drowned cattle
strewn the prairies south OF Indanoa where
they we're carried by the current and several light
coasting steamers are lying in the direction from
six TO ten miles inland having been left high and dry
by the receding
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PARTICULARS OF THE LOST CARGO.

PORTLAND, Nc, Sept ~, 1873
special despatch from Richmond Me-. gives the
following relative to the loss of the ship Emily South
ard -
Captain Orrin H. Wordsworth, of Bowdoinham and
his wife, and all the except four men. lost
with the Emily Southland. The ship laden with
deals, from St. John for Liverpool and insured for
$4,000 Her value, with her cargo was 500, 900 She
owned by T. J. Southard Her consisted of
nineteen persons. Captain Wordsworth Is the ninth
sea captain from Bowdoinham lost within year
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SPAIN AND THE VATICAN.

cANovAs DEL CASTILLO PROMISES THE RE-Es-
TAB11sHMENr OF THE ooNcoRDAT
ROME, Sept 27, 1875,
Yesterday copy Of the note received from Canovas
del Castillo during his Premiership despatched to
Cardinal Simeoni, the Papal Nuncio at Madrid, from
the Vatican. This note promises the reestabshment
of the Concordat
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

CIRCULATION OF FALSE AND wARL1KE NEWS
EXAGGERATED STATEMENTS ABOUT sERvIAN
ARMAMENT-THE INSURGENTS WILLING TO
SUBMIT THEIR GRIEVANCES BUT ASK FOR
GUARANTEES AND MISERY.
LONDON, Sept 81, 1876.
The Standard this morning has special despatch
from Vienna containing the following
Belgrade paper reports that bureau has been
established there for forwarding false and warke news
Only 5000 under and the militia assemblies
only twice week The skuptschina will adjourn.
The Times to-day has special telegram from Vienna
in which ii is said that the portion of the Consular
Commissioners who returned to Mostar say they
convinced that, with few exceptions the insurgents
are ready to lay their grievance before the Turkish
Commissioner and negotiate; but they desire suspen
sion of hosttes meanwhile, and think Indispensable
that the great Powers guarantee certain reforms with
out which pacincaton will be lusory. The consus
say the districts they traversed have been frightuly
devastated. The population has been decimated by
disease and suffering. Unless speedily helped tht
try wiz be ruined for many years to come.
TURKISH NOTE TO THE GREAT PowERs-THE
vAssAL STATES NOT TO BE ATTACKED REC
oMMENDATIoN FROM THE NORTHERN AM
BAssADoRs.
LONDON, Sept 27, 1875
The Pail Mall Gazette of this evening has special
telegram from Berlin, containing the folowing-
rhe Turkish government has sent note to the great
Powers disavowing any intention of attacking her
vassal States. The Northern Ambassadors have recon-
mended the Porte not to pursue the insurgents into
Servia and Montenegro"
THE GREAT POWERS ExHoRT TURKEY AND
sERvIA.
CoNSTA STrNoptF Sent 1871
The Great Powers have most earnestly exhorted the
Porte and the servian government to avoid any pre-
cipitae act
RUMoRED wARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN sERvIA.
BELGRADE, Sept. 81, 1875
All public functonares, except chiefs of depart
ments, have been notified that they liable TO be
called upon for military SERVICE and must hold them
selves in readiness
Newspapers announce that the Minister of War has
returned from Kragujwatz and has made a requiston
for 1000 horses and they say tho landwchr cavalry
the district of Belgrade received proceed
TO the frontier
FAILURE OF THE CONSULAR MEDIATIoN-ACTIoN
OF THE AMBASSADORS.
CoNsrASrrxoPLE, Sept. 81, 1875
The consus of Germany Austria and Itsly arrived at
Mostar Friday In view Of the failure of their at
tempts to arrange conference with the in
surgents the representatives of the Northern
Powers have resolved to request the
suls to confer with Server Pacha in order
to suggest a practical solution of the question The
French Ambassador declared his adhesion this pro-
posal on the strict condition of non-interventon The
British and Italian Ambassadors declared their opinion
that the mission OF the consus was terminated but
they promised apply to their respective
for further instructions.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
THEATRE coM1oUE.

The rife shooting mania has seized hold OF the artists
at this house, and they nightly give good buresque
representations Of the practice Of the teams the
amusement Of the patrons of the Comique "The New
York Policeman was the title OF new piece when
given last night here, and this together with the
other sketches and acts given promises excellent
evenings entertainment.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
WooD's MUsrUM.

Mr. Frank S. Chanlrau, who was always a New York
favorte, made his appearance last night at Woods
Museum, in the sensational American drama, written
expressly for him, entitled exit the Arkansas Tray
ellern The theatre crowded by audience eager
witness Mr. Chanfrau in this his peculiar and great
part and it is hardly necessary to add that he did
disannoint his friends
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lie will no doubt enjoy musical treat through the
enterprise OF Herr NeuendOrn To-day party Of the
friends OF the great tenor VIII proceed down the Bay
board the Virginia Seymour IN order welcome
him on his arrival
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON Seat. 81, 1875
LEGAL TENDERS RETIRED-THE OUTSTANDING
NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION.
is $ss3 900 The outstanding National Bank circulation
to-day SS46 7s9 92l including g. 64O 900 in gold
notes.
THE NEW FIFTY CENT NOTE.
The new hfty cent note will not be r-ady for issue
I'll early in October
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CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.

ROME, Sept 81 1875.
Cardinal McCloskey had long conference with Car
dinal Antonel yesterday
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
THE SWEDISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION,
IT ARRIVES SAFELY IN NORWAY.

LoNDoN Sept. y, $50
DISPATCHES from the Swedish Arctic Expedition report
its arrival at Hammerfcst, Norway All the officers
and men were we'll Important maps and scientific col.
lections had been made
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON. Sept. q. 1s7.


MOVEMENTS OF EX-sECRETARY DELANo.
Secretary Delano will return to Washington tonor,
row for the purpose of closing his Official and private
business The of his successor has not yet been
annOunced
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

A MANCHESTER MILL BLOWN DowN-INMENsE
DAMAGE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
LOSS OF LIFE-THE DAMAGE WIDESPREAD.
LONDON Sept. 27, 1875
Further accounts from the north show that great
damage has been done by the storm
AT Manchester large mill was prostrated by the
gale and the falling walls crushed into the adjacent
buildings causing great destruction Of property but
loss of life Many vessels broke adrft in the Firth of
Forth the Tyne, at Shields and in the Mersey, and
the casualties numerous.
The damage by the storm in Liverpool is immense.
Nearly every building in the city suffered some injury
Several fatal casualties reported
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

AT ANY LADIES' OR GENTS FURNISHING
store druggists you purchase GRADUATED CHKsr
LuSG Protector Tor ~ 30. sent by mail. ISAAC A..
SINGER manufacturer, GA Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

A-0UT OF SEASON.-THE WHITE HAT AND
and pearl hat have had their
KNOXS magnificent Fall style of genemens hats is in tho
ascendant Make purchases at either OF his No.
2l2 Broadway, No 21S Broadway or in the Fifth Avenue
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A DISTINCT IMPRESSION OF THE WONDERFUL.
advance made treating afforded by inspecting
the ELASTIC Tuss 0j Broadway, which always comfort
ably holds and rupture.
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A NEW RAILROAD.
PuILApELPH1A, Sept.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 81, 1876
The Perklomen branch OF the Reading Railroad, con-
Meeting at Allentown Pa, with this city, was formally
opened tQ-dAlA
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THE MONTREAL EMBEZZLEMENT

MONTREAL Sept. 27, 1875
Parton the absconding teller Of the Mechanics Bank
Of Montreal, IS reported to have enbezzlcd over
SlQQOoO.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES VISIT TO INDIA.

THE sERAPIs ORDERED BACK TO PLYMOUTH.
LONDON Sept 81 1875.
The man-of-war serapis which is to convey the
Prince Of Wales to India has been ordered into Plym.
outh for a careful examination Of her engines by the
Arst eng necrs Of the British navy
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

PEOPLE WITH WEAK LUNGS SHOULD ALWAYS
HALE's HoNEY HoREIoUND TAR,
PIKE's TooTHACHE DROPS cure in minute.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

DlSTEMPER IN HORSES. S.-GILES' LINIMEN1
IoprDE OF AMMONIA applied throat and chest give,
instant relief RALPH OGLE. veterinary surgeon Al
druggists. Depot, 45l sixth avenue, New York
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS:-"THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP gives vigor and buoyaucy OF spirits"
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

THE NEWS IN THE CITY-WHERE THE BREAK IS.
Yesterday it was rumored that tho lately successful
cable of the United States Direct Cable Company had
been unable TO receive further messages, owing TO
fault A HERALD representative waited on the manager
Mr.. oliphant, at the Office of the company, No 16
Broad street, and informed that such, uniortu-
nately, the fact
AS far could be ascertaned the break between
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, portion of the cable
which had been perfect for fifteen months 1t sup
posed that fishing smacks had taken up the cable
on the Blanks" Nothing remains but to repair
the trouble as possible. The misfortune bears
upon the company at this time with double rigor, as
their business in the highest degree prosperous
and compliments were flowing in upon them from every
business quarter in regard TO their speed and prompt
tude The cable ship has sailed, and il may be thirty
days before the proper repairs be made The sym
pathy of the public doubtless will be with the Direct
Company they have been the of the late re-
ducton in the rates OF ocean telcgraphy.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD. -HYATTS LIFE
BAsAM the old reliable family medicine conqucror of rheu-
matsm. gout neuralgia. scrofula &c Ask for the A. Il
Sold everywhere Depot, 2i0 Grand street, New York
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT STATEN
ISLAND % Duane street. 7J2 Broadway $40 Sixth
ana 1858 Pieuepout street, Brooklyn Established
-
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

BARKER'S HUMAN HAIR PARLORS AND GOLDEN
Fluid Depot 80 West street. four doors
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

PATENT WIRE SIGNS ENGRAVED METAL AMI
Brass SIGNS. Packed and shipped UPHAM X CO., 25a
and 252 Canal
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EXTRA DRY CABINET
OF
MOET X CHANDON.
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE.
ANTHONY OECHS
Sole agent for tho United StatoA
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A REGULAR SO HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS So 80,
sold elsewhere for - and 81 10 New Church up stairs
A RUSSIAN VAPOR BATH AT NO. 25 EAST
Fourth street will cure your cold.
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AID FOR THE DISTRESSED TEXANS.

J. II. Brewer No. as South street, begs to ackowl-
edge contributions for the relief Of lndhnola &C,
which he has this day placed by telegram -
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THE DIRECT CABLE BROKEN.

THE LAND LINES AGAIN IN WORKING ORDER.
LONDON, Sept %, 1875.
The land lines of the United States direct cable which
temporarily interrupted yesterday, are again in
good working order
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If you intend 20 participate IN the
giving away of
si.oOoOooi 100000
$1OOOOOOi
81 ,ooooool sIoOoOoO
AT ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1875
you obtain your tickets at
the office OF the
Montpelier Female Humane Association
Whole tickets, $50; y, $40; "a, 50; y, 81 J0)
before y r. VI. OF
WEDNESDAY, 29rH SEPTEMBER, 1875.
Drawing absolute money refunded
y. MErCALFE, General Agent.
Post Office box 43b, or 30 Broadway
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR, President, Alexandria, vas
MORGENrUAU. BRUNO X co, ~ Park row;
BROWN & LEErE, 80 wall street;
DENLlN & Co. 80 Liberty street;
W. VI. BARROW, 609 Broadway, room 4;
EDGE, NRGLCTSCH h co, % BroadWa Way, rocul2s
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS.
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If you intend to participate in the

REMEMBER,
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fatigued with his rambe, and mentioned the fact
''Yes, he SAID though am great deal walk
ing | soon get Tired, and must myself But this
arm; could only get it right again"
Mr. Booth then turned the conversation to general
topics relating to the stage, and the going
down the reporter bade HIM goodnight tho
threshold Of his cosey residence.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-31

Carpenter had talked to him about it, If we
were to buy Brooklyn paper Titon was to be
editor, and Beecher to have nothing to do with
1t, otherwise, if it was New York morning
paper Beeeher was to be editor Tilton told
me his father owned one share of the Tribune
stock. He asked me at one time about selling
it ard investing the money in other securities.
had conversation with Tilton at Mr.. Owing
ton's after his wife left him. He said that he
must now, his wife having left him. smash
Elizabeth and Mr.. Beecher. L said that was
sorry, and that this was unfortunate.
In August, 1874, | was sent for to Moulton's
house by Mr.. Woodruff. l went there and had
an interview with Moulton, up stairs Mention
laughed and said he did not know that + would
come to see a blackmailer. He also said that
Beecher had confessed his adultery to him. and
that if his advice had been followed il would
have been better. He also said "Your brother
must not sign the report of the church commit
tee until / am cross examined, or will make
Mr.. Beecher's friend until he called him a
blackmailer, but that now Mr.. Beecher had got
to look out for himself. This was on August
2Sth. Moulton had been down East Before
this interview do not remember TIlton's charg-
ing his wife with adultery with Beecher except
on inference. In conversation with me in
1871 or 1872 he talked of suing party for hav-
ing said his wife committed adultery with
Beecher After the termination of a certain
law suit against MoultOn last year, on Deem
her 10. 1874 he sent for me to come and see
him. L went and had a conversation with him.
He said Beecher was liar and used other
words the same in substance. He said also
that he was a libertine.
The court here adjourned for the day. 1t is
believed Beecher will be on the witness stand
To
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-31
WASHINGTON.
Various Matters.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury to-day directed the treasurer to
withdraw from the available currency balance
of the treasury 81, 4SS,O00 of legal tenders and
that they be cancelled and destroyed, the same
being so per cent. of the additional circulation
issued TO the national banks during the pres
enu month until further redemptions under the
act providing therefor are ordered. The amount
of o. S. notes outstanding and to be issued as a
circulating medium shall not exceed the sum OF
1919, 226, 900.
Hon. John c. New of Indianapolis paid his
respects to General Spinner at the treasury to-
day.
The President and family leave for New
York to morrow morning and will not return
till Saturday.
The President to day appointed A. G. Bars
tow of Rhode Island to be member of the
Board of Indian peace commissioners under
the act approved April 10, 1869.
Commissioner Douglass denies that he is to
resign, though rumor was circulated to that
effect
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances for
to-day Currency S. 1901 OIL Oh special deposit
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates OF
deposit $42 735 900 ;con, $50, no 237 go including
coin certificates, $23 FOL, 700; outstanding legal
tenders, $3.50, 800.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-31
THE FLOODS.
Repor,s from Various sections.

PITTsToN March 30.-The weather is very
warm this forenoon, indicating another day OF
heavy thaw. The river has risen two feet 81 ice
last night, and still continues rising. Hun
d1eds of people are standing on the remaining
spans of the bridge and on the river banks,
expecting to see the gorges give way
WILLIAMsPoRT, March 30.-The river is ris-
ing very slowly, it having risen only six inches
since last evening. 1t is now ten feet above
low water mark. There is no change In the
ice here. The gorge at Glen Union moved bali
a mile last night Tile gorge at Watsontown
is wearing away rapidly. The weather is par
TALLY cloudy and warm. There is not any dan
ger from the ice. 1t is fast wasting, and this
morning was weak and rotten that cutting
was abandoned.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, March 30.-There
is 10 especial change in the affairs connected
with the expected ice gorge this morning, eX-
cepting that the river is gradually rising under
the influence of hundreds of streamlets now
pouring down the hillside Engineers passed
through this place yesterday, commissioned by
the Lehigh Railroad Company, to examine the
ice gorge above Great fears are entertained
for all the bridges below. Cool nights have
retarded the rapid action of the water, and it is
impossible to tell just when the ice will come
down.
OMAHA, Neb., March 30 -Four or five bridges
have been swept away by ice and high water on
the Eikhorn river. Further damage is appre-
hended.
= WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March 80 1t is reported
that the Ransom gorge near Coxton, three
feet of water. AT this point the gorge is finn
and the water is damming up again. At Plain
field it is within two feet of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-31

NEW YORK. March 3O-Even1ng. Cotton market
is dull and easier quotations unchanged sales 61s
bales; Midding upands at 1890; forward deliveries
declined 1-l6c. FlOur-receipts II 5S7 bbls the mark
ct is quiet and prices generally without decided
change with very limited export and moderate
home trade inquiry sales Of l,o5O bbls; supertine
State 80 q 10; choice Western and State Is q
5 As; White Wheat Western extra at at 500 6 90;
extra Ohio at 50 9 65 st Louis at 90 a 90; in
Guiding 200 bbls shipping extras at prices with the
range; closing is dull Southern flour at SO a 90
Rye flour steady "a, at 4 90 g 80 Cornmeal firm at
at 400 q so. Wheat-recepts of 80 $50 bush; the
market is q 1c easier with moderate export and
limited home trade demand closing with little more
steadiness; sales of 121OOO bush; No Spring ~ a
a. Is q Is for No 2 Chicago; 16 a 10 for No
2 Northwestern; 17a q 20 for No 2 Milwaukee;
% @1 % tor No Spring; IA q rs tor ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota Spring. % a % for Winter
western; % for do Stated 80 q ~ for White Wes-
tern Rye quiet; receipts $500 bush Canada in bond
at soc. Barley is quiet and scarcely firm; sales OF
5000 bush California at 21 $500 do Chevaiier 52B
Corn-eceipts "a 800 bush the market opened steady
and closed heavy at q c lower sales "a 900 bush
Sc "a SIC for Western Mixed; closing at So "a S6Bc
81 a size for Yellow Western; closing at SIC. oats
ceipts 10, 100 bush the market is firm and rather
more active sales $4,000 bushsat SO q lie for Mixed
western; II q 73c for White do. Coffee firm; kio at
ISL a. in gold; $4,000 bags of Rio at private terms
Sugar firm at u a SIC for fair to good refining SIC
prime; $40 hhds Musc0yado at Il Y SIC; Centrifugal
1jsc for hard grades Molasses is firm; Porto Rico
50 a 5Sc. r &c unchanged. Petroleum is nominal;
crude at Y g az; refined at 14se. Taow is firm al
for strained. Turpentine is firm at 500 for Sprits-
Pork excited 800 bbls new mess at q 90 81 % for
cash; 25O bbs seller April at 20 co. 1000 bbs seller
NAV at 20 95 up to q 25. Beef is quiet. Lard firm
err 300 ties prime steam "A SIG "a 14i $500 do seller
April at IA 7-l6 a 143 1850 ties seller May IA GIG "a
for six months at III. Butter is firm at 10 a. &c for
western; Is q &c for State; new % a 32c. Whis-
kew is dull at rs; Alcohol l2A a 10.
Freights to Liverpoolthe market is firmer; Cotton
per steam at 732 a I'd; do sail 7-32d Corn per steam
at cid; Wheat per steam at 7di
CHICAGO, March 3O.-Flour is unchanged; extra
Spring at 80 GA o. Wheat is firm and in fair de-
mand; No Spring at 99c; No2 Spring fresh at oslo
on spot 93sc seller April 97sc for seller May; re-
jected at SIC Corn is dull and declining No Mixed
fresh at est 6Ssc on spot; G7sc bid for seller April
mand and holders firm; No at 55c on spot and seller
April Sole bid for seller May rejected 5ic Rye ad-
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-31
LOUISIANA.
Alleged Alterations i'm the General ApprO-
prinaiOns e ill After Passage.

New ORLEANS, March 30.-The general APP
preparations bill approved by the Governor and
promulgated in the Republican to-day is de-
nounced by Lieut.. Gov. Antoine, and Speaker
H ahn in communication to the Secretary OF
State as a gross. unwarrantable and criminal
act Of forgery and is not an act certified and
signed by them. They request the Secretary
of State to revoke and annul the propnul CATION
of said act and the attorney general to take
steps to find out the guilty parties and have
them prosecuted with the utmost rigor OF the
law The changes made from the original APP
NOMINATIONS show a decrease in several items
of over $137, 900 and an increase of other items
of $11, 400. Senator Wharton, chairman of the
finance committee, certifes that he compared
the bill as published in the Republican with
the bill passed by both houses and with the Dill
as signed by the Speaker and President of 1.-THE
Senate, and that statement is correct as to
charges and alterations made so far as the
fioures ard amounts are concerned.