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, 1875-03-12
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,
l,errirtA wero "A follows:


CArTIE-3resa noe ~ firmly held, lilo weakness
ostcnl,ng 10 all grades, though not amounting Ia Do.
cline in any. TIN less favorable sdvccs received from
Tho East, md Tho fact that tho arrivals were sgatM
much In cxccss Of Tho recent average, sufficiently
counts for tho eaaier feeling prevalent. Whslc tho
amount Of aaca accomplished scarcely le1s thau
on Tho day hefore. thcre wss vant Of animation III
trade, buyers generally Insulting upon soEcthing Of
roHceRsio from former prices. Salts repnrteh
At $H4 ill far strtatts ns f.Akt III for bnteltt r.
atnK at 9l.i:n"il.W for COMMON to go0l shipping
Rtccre, al! nj s1.GHS7.1aH for ctolce h extra do.
Alexander. Catta!l l. Co. sold Iruve Ut the latter
price.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Ieeycs-Qraitu xtccrs, wulghtnH 400
Choice liceyea-Flnc, fat, well furtncd : year
10 s year old steers, wcighHg l,250 10
1,aa0 lbs. .....4.....u.......,.... 6.f6(46.S
dood lcoycs--Ncll.f .fatteHcl nucly furneu
stecrs, Weighing LEO to l,tO hs....... 5.9@5.6S
Medium Gradea--Htcers ju fair hesh, weigh
lux 1.l1J to l!50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.15s5.00
n1tthcrst asock-root 10 FUR ntccrH,. aud
common to chnfCe Cuws, for city slaughter,
weighing saD 10 ,1CU UlLs............... 3.E1a47b
10 1850 la. 90os4.5
1nfcrinr-ILcht and thin COWS, Acifers.
It E hhIiH. AMI sraawag sleera.. 9.o5Gs3.00
ClttlE-TrIaa..-. 1769 ~
, 1875-03-12

FLOUR-was In rather light demand, and thtt on
local account there being scarcely uny inquiry for
shipment, but the market was strong, In sympathy
With tho recent advance In wheat. Buyers refused to
pay advance. however. except for few chosce Min
nBsotas Which were shaded upwards. salea were
ported OF 60 bslA winters private terms; soO bra
spring e1tras, partly ot s4.12k9i.50; md 700 brs
spring superhued at tJ37HS S3.50. Total 1,1so brA.
Tho market closed follows: Choice winter oKras.
$o.:5@e.ao; common to good do. s4.2sa5.o0; choice
spring extras f4:5@+5u; fair do, shipping grades,
sl.oo@t.2s; patent spring, e'; spriug super
nues, $3.NxsI.y1; ryo Aour, $,.1tS5.oo: buekwhelt
i,sAaSWas quet and s,,sde fr1uer. sales we're re-
ported Of d tona 1t SS.oos u 10 on trnek. N'@ ~
se:S :sd Ia coarse. ssiss "SFa ii tons
bl1pDflxas- -Hales wcro 10 tons nj $,2p0 on track.
WHEAr-W'as rather leas nctlva: and WAX, though
on Wednesday. cnioay gu sccount OF bad weather, md
advanced in tho afternoon On TIE reeert u news
Yesterday the market sieed On further rio Of 1e,
but subsequently declined about 10 under . dmtn
ishc donand, md rnors liberal offerings. Liverpool
those loina Affected by fears Of European cou.-
pllcatioua whe most Of tho an1lous shorts had aled
Tho weather va again of ths nasiy order threatening
The s,e5 Of the ret crop ~ asnyng ~ s Of
tSa liz eounr; e ~s rne to ILL., o.
ders 70 that effect having been brought out BY tho 70
Gent sttaenna 9 prices There was moderate lomand
tent offerings being .tnallar IN volume than gu
Wednesday. Reler April opened at 69Nc, Tecedod TO
s9Ae, seld back 70 and weakened . ssKc, eloa,
Ing 1t 8s7;c. Seller tic month. OF regular No. ,
apring, ho|d At s7ksssxc, closing at s7sic. Strictly
fEcall rocelpta Of No. closed at a3H@ Bssc. Seller
May sold ut 92i39lc, aud aellcr juno At o3tl19aEc
Caah eaea were reported Of ,so1 bn NJ. spring at
gakH3yIc; b1.tO0 bu No. do at a7Easyp: 4,B,W bu
No. do It sstss5ie: mi! 1,op lu rc|cetsd DO a.
1bNc for fresh, and SGe for winter rccciLts. Total,
q, ,I1o ln.
HIxNTaorA WHEAr-Was quiet and relatively ar1u.
Bales reported Ut 100 ba, at for No. !,
and Vic for No. 2
COl!N-Waa 4ufst and rathor weak during a great
part Of the sespon, though II averaged higher than
~ Wednesday Lverpooa waa quoted rather easier, but
New York was stronger Oil new and onr receipts wero
eafs tnotn thsn the pfestuna day Tue tone OF tho
market VA chiefly given BY TINT ot Wheat Al through
thefe Wa lar astnhnu earl5 anu scarcely anything
done attcr II os!ock. selles Arfs oEeneI Ut 65t{c
ana ddGlhett 70 closn9 y Gsc. Seller tlo month";
o. regular No. {1Gw) sod 1t closing at tle
insde who sssesly tteah receipts cioaed nomina At
GiA@ etHc stllsr Nay void at y .s7lHc haa seileF
June at 1oe OAsh 1a!es "eru reported o. VI i hu hp
= at t4@GfHc; 9,21o IN rejected At Gaa 'sct and
i0o bu by sample On truck 1t 1e for aheo1 aud Gcc
for tars' ,lotsi' 1o!.?oo ".
pathy with wLca. and corn. Prices averaged
l@Eo highcr. Ihe offerings wtso very hKht.
, 1875-03-12
GENERAL MARKETS.

AtcoHOL-W'as quoted It $l.1sQs3.2o.
DAOUM-CONN-Connues In fair order request,
Quotations: Good to extra hurl, laalso; brush
that will work Itself into : cholca huri broom,
1l0lan fair 10 good do, laslONo; inferior brush.
QGS3ko; crooked, oEa7hc.
0n tho 2st u March the broom manufacturers Of
Eastsru New yoFk hold meeting At schenectady, sud
advanced tho price OF hroons $50 er du1, making tlo
advance sihca Ikst November sl23 per lox. A local
paper ssates shst broomc0rp svlly q s3kpO ZEE
ten, having advanced 500 during ths just nonth.
Also that many nAuu!scturcrs out Of stock and
probably w April the A1nuunt manufactured would
ha 1sduced 3Gs4o leE een Tia total capacity OF tho
maAulscsof!c. represented w+s ,aO0 bto0ua per day.
but many u them have stopped work, becauas lstces
for lroo.ns Low compared those ct tie rAw ma
ter!al.
IUTTEls-Not enough nue table butter u comIng
there " surplus, which tesrs prices unsettled
aud irregular. Ohoica yellow butter cannot Ia had
uuaer w, willis for fanny pscksl a3Yasc " obs.n-
, 1875-03-12
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcre tho receipts and shipments Of
The leang articles Of produce In this city during ths
twents-four hours ending At O'Clock on Thursday
morning, and for tbs corresponding date ous year
ago:
, 1875-03-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

L1vERroo1, March Hi q. m.-F1onr, nls@ aas Cd.
Wheat-Wiutos, 0a idG9s VI sprtug. N 3leSsa % !;
white, w ll4l4aya Id; Club W &d4uA 10d. coru, SIS
3dGsJJs ud. Pork. 7as %. Lard, Cos III.
1AyRnrooL, atarch 1l-1 p. u.-Drssdssufs quiot
Lard; lls. Hest unchanged.
LONDON, llascA 1i.-Tho amount Of bullion In the
Bank Of England increased Ea7, ,00o during the week.
LONDON, March ll.-Consols, Inoney, ga,;; account
s3393t5; ass, 1o7S; T1s, 1o7K; lo-4os, los; new
ts, l0l4; New York Central, "; Efts, 2AAQa2sx,
preferred, 80.
Llnsead oil, 9ss Gl@ass 0i.
6plFsts turpsatlno, .44 DIX. ~.
Refined petroleum, lid.
FAHls, lIarct la.-nsntes, est 41kc
LrvEnPoot, ilaseh 11.-Lard, els oI. Dacon-Long
clear inldies. 4os ID; short clear uiddles. 47s Gd
shoulders, G1s hans, long clear, aa4.
, 1875-03-12
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NFiF Y(InE

3.sttal ukpateh t. gas tAfaaao stFbuxs.
New YonH, March u.-a1AIA-Thowhsat uaskpt
u guilt md scarcely - 0zta sslsa ot G,0Qo bu u
, 1875-03-12
NEW YORK pRY,ooops MARKET,

NEw YoRK, March u.--JoDtlug tsale moro active
In oil departments and tho days s4es l.sgs ana .m-
portant. Domestic goods in fair package and pisee
demand, snl forrgu goods Arm At current sprices.
cottou goods steady and unchanged prices. Fancy
aud sids-benl prints aatlvH. Dss.s goods iu
proving. Cotton nosiory active, with m upward ten.
dsncy. WoEs.ed eoa.ings and Ksaturky jesns faisly
xStiYt.
, 1875-03-12
sl.ossl.1o for No. . sprins, sl.las1.14x for No.


1.9sS for nmtcr dr., and si2stal.a4 for white West
crn. 1syo quiet FnHHic. Harley tttadyt rn1es Of
7.'t0 bu brewing California nj $1.al, dcliserale al
Chicago, md 1.a00 bM Cansda West at 4t.l3 In
stoso and $lao afoas corn shado ilrmor ard n ihIr
rc1ueat sa1es Of spo10 bu At BtifGa5o for weatcrn
mixed, aud a4Hes515o for yellow Western. Oats
firm, With sales VI ;b,oot ta at 6staf1o for mixed
Western, mud G7ta70o fnr white WcaEer,t.
WnlsKY-Matkct lrncr; saeA OF IN tFA al $l.l2x
Gt13 rcr gallon, tl,o inside rrlce caah to-day.
GRocEasrs-su3ar unshaugoi, with fair dcnanA;
fair to good rcn'lnE quoted At 1tfGsc; prime, A.c
while Havana sto,i&ios.c. Coffee In tale request
without natcrlal clan9o In rsItes.
IN, Hs A4,otfsi+I Ire.s.1
Nrw Yonk, hiareh 11.-FLoun-Firn,, with fair
ttonand; receipts, H,0tU brls: huperlus Wcsto,u
ss.NtosS.ia; Guul to el.oicr. s5.i5Gs5.t5; white
weat Western EXTRA, S.5Oa0.on: ex.rs ohio, s4.oses
o9S: 81 toat', !5aa aso. 1iye !'uar at ts.oos't0.
isss sis,Ss sn Eaor recss
y Ss:1 Ne 'sfles NJ ~ 3e s1;@
Mcs!trn y aas1 40 aber s.o 4 2clal wh.edo.
ressp.. oss mse s: Wessr, ~ "se ttSe ei Yasn;
srSSi i.eS esst @ sa 81 wnso 10, ,esss 0'
NAY-Ftrm anu unchanged.
qnies anI stcay; fair 10 @ Kool reanIns, ;,.@s:
lrne &c; refined eent1fuRai SIC. Molasscs lsni
Hrfts1s Or TtT,.psa11ui:-:tra.iy at 35c.
EutsF-lteavy; Western, 3ito 3tc.
Dressed hoss .teatly: Moatcrn, sa.c2E. Icei quiet
S., cat ,acs's as @ft middle. fr,cr oaa CLEAR ,5Fs;
nurrxn-!lcavy; Western, 1s@o2c.
Gt.:ovrn sIED--Flrn; Western, s1o7sal1.as.
wt'skr-lisner; si.1?;y@l.1a.
, 1875-03-12


sui aliftS = TRu1rs-orsuqes were in fair request
and palern.o lulo,ss, $7.ONssoI per Io1; Valencia
orangcs s1e ~ per eaas; oranGca in loxes. $toJ
,sa.2.; appes, pr Ir s2.doa2.aS choice do, s.i5
. GROCERIES -droceries werA meeting with fair
shaso Of astcntiou, mud wero arIn at former quota-
Inn, T,1,asNe; I.oai1iana, 1se y.
sSsf:s g fa::S ssys VA s 5as' NJ t.
sssasSs jay, sSesase; Costa iisa,
sroAns-pstout cut loaf, 11Ha1l.e: crushed aud
psoT3ssea ol1ai@tis: gsan9lated; n@tihe:
tf.p'5s +. & 9es; & ~ 1861 ? yss1 H.
a!aj,;o; elloto lrawu, sis q; faif 10 rzima do,
ss eomsn s1 ts & sl &; f%ss 5ss n
sGaSn psa1sa siy ill., s,se,o .lvor r,ps
as e ssa su soo
Porto 1eo nsellssei, sosdac; cotnnon olasse1, 4lS
sR1cEa-;A1laplce, l5tf@iekc; eIoys1. so35ao; cas-.
si, sssac; pspRcs. s!s ''ntmsg., NJ ss
say1p f1y y1m4Eesial. 4ts n sc:ss: ..o,-,
raA!os No: !. tlscooioco; No. 10, sl7.
!1fl sle1s lS:v; nr,ad pr1is!s' s'SSoiaoo; Nc.
iIIG1iW1SE5-wereit IN good demand, and adranced
10 during the Rcsfon, In sympalhy with cosreapoud-
Ing alfancc In Now York Sales reported Of 1U)
Urls It $Ilo and 1oJ brla At SILL, with holders stat
Ing that thoy cannot afford u manufacture under
3l.I5.
NIprs-wcro quoted m follows: Green city
butchers 10: grcai frozen, 7fs7hc, opened md ac-
lected; Brcen cured light, heavy 10, s4akc
part cured, 7H4sMc green calf lso: dry Aat lies,
kip. aud CALI lsc; dty falted Lle1, 1Na lie; deacon
skins. 4oas5e; aacep ruz, wool estimated a. wuxhctl,
lcr II, toea.sc; h!des with ons gtab aud oser aro
price, aud branded 10 per cent on.
nops-Neso dull hut steady, hell at 36ta4oc for
good TO pe3mo Westerns. DcAiers LOOK for good
trade later in lilo spring, nnlcAa the heasou shoud bo
unusually unfayorah1c Tor brewing, aud tAo supply
Of domestic hops already hnialf Ia continually being
csscnea ~ exporting, further decline II scarcely to
bs expected.
LUMnEis-A fair business In the aggregate WIN 70.
ported at unchanged prcea. Tbs rket for thu
mon grsdes Ia tt1 eniny shingles track nss Also
nrn, tue leu.and having improved considerably With
ip tic past few days. Ws 4uoto:
, 1875-03-12

4.90t@
shinssa u itsck jU..........::..:.: 3.7ss @ 2s7x
INITIALS AND TINNEnS' BrucK-Trads CONT.
Gut slsse isss . Ii % '9s CO..
tug. lts2o. 49, stlso Pic Ts-Lsgo, s'o; small. a1c:
f. H., KS bsl ;oa H. IT, T3 x9;;i 49, xD
!ottonIH, asc; sheatlfnR copper, a3c. BHyxr ZINC
Fa!l e9sss. lSAo; lc1a qilantiy, liz: saIs. sate.
1ta A, ls; u, lau. Wlnx-Noa 10 d. Vc; to 8, los:
ss IL: s s = iss &C. t. s 1ef Il; + Dsa.s, nd =
SAlis@xsss Ssssss; s!!eis! sts : 9s s ~.
~ ils general teatu1es nracrs report Improvement
in the demand, hut any gteat act,vity at thla
@ u II oess: csrton wc m
drs test loe; do Illinois Legal test l5o deg, leS DO
esdlsh ~ aes l?e; ~ s.tEs winter laru 81. all2
asa!.saot d. s.iscsy en.s .1os; 10 sstrs, % pSs5sS
ssss e. 81 ssat 's4*ss. s s's as :ss ss s ss &
s'ryTyi ninnhta a:s5.n som1u H..
ught, but dealers have ayscca Of co1,sg.
meats Oh ths way and Offering to kc at the cur
rent rate to arrive The receipts nut likely 10 be
aud Western ut 0so. $780, IarIy Ruse n csrs al yOcs
3l;iU. Halea from store at $l.!otsl,91.
roULTNY-was IN molsFats FeqasAt, Tho markes
lis4 10 psr b dacks. 1l0l4u Ier u gteso 6ss u
sEEDs-Timothy waa more active, but caaicr. The
". Puncs sold u choics 1t 4Ra So xud
orliunEy 1t 4!Nes!.l3 Clover was III good request
aud higher sanX At Sj4. 0.45. hungarian aud nil.
lot weru Ill fair request. and stronger. Tho former
soa IT. 77kt"s0c and tho Inter a& tpes $i.OO Flax
was quiet at 81 l,yNs4.1U.
SALr-A fair business for tha 1eaaon was Trims.
act1tl 1t tho usual EfircA: Onordaga and a,uinaw.
hue, $l.b3 Oluala d. 4i.T0 Ordinary coaFse xAU:
coaIse diamond, $.HK: dairy, without haa4, SL75:
dairy, with bags, .tDi A1ton lairy, pee xark 3lo0
TEAg-At tho lite reduction the market presents 4
ateady tone. fIecr muyasuGnt 10th iu Krsvu md
Japan teas is nose1 W. quotes Young hyaou, COM
mou to good, Sslsc; clolca to extra ans. nsca ID;
mtcEta ~ G1o; good to choice do, s5ylo fair IL
good g,upowlaF, 6iGa78o: eLocs Ein1siicy wa $50.
extra Aoyuue, II 1.M; choice to e1.sa iew j4,au
Ak4 961; common to cool do, 63371o fir to uouI
oIl, Uka G5af eu!uaou do, 46a6J; common 10 Inn
Oolong, 33S 10; good, aj56se; choice To extra 80
VEAi-TLs offerings wore larger, and consisted
chiefly Ut coasse undesirable csl9ea. IIv,ce prices
NFxu u1scT. aoa4 to cAolce sold Ut spu aud coaske
WUOL-Hmall orslsss aro coming in from lis West,
aud sro KaneEslly nilod Ut quotations. BockI ere
vglt but probably sufficient, with lhs Struggling |oty
arriving. to 1uppy The mills until new WOOL III oh
tsiAed Dcssts look for lower prices for the nav c
Gnl do net sppseeud tAlt tho Increase In tho ar I'll
foreign Woos Will soon anct the home staple. uooa
10 l1tms tub-Nsshed, EGt3sbc: poor 10 good tub.
wa1hui, &o4;2o: nns and in0l1u I'm wlshe4 Asso 47Ea
&c; eo4Ias wAahed Aeecs, AUG A5e: mr4lum auI
oo.tss uuwsshed, 3i3S7c; nus unxaaLsd, 2lt43so;
pulled wool, 41t3 t7c.
, 1875-03-12

BANK KTOEKA,
The reduction In tie nominal capital Of tho Fifth
National enhances the value Of tho renlainng shares
Of It's stock, and It 10 now quoted at 200 BID.
, 1875-03-12

Ciaicagu City 7 y ct. bolls....
CltcaHo City 7 II ct, sewerage,
Chicago Ciiy : y ct. waterlt,an
Chicago CilJ 7 4 ct. certificates
ChicaEo City g u Ct. certificates
f.!o0t County 7 y ct. bonds.
West lark I u Ct. bon4s.+.....
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
THE VEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

ADJOURNMENT TO MEET AT WHEELING IN NovEM-
BrR-THE STATE AUDITOR AND TREASURER TO
aR r,fpEAcHEp FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
HIGH CRIMES IN OFFICE.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. ga special dispatch
70 The ENQUIRER from Charleston West Virginia. says the
Legislature agreed yesterday to adjourn to-day to meet
in Wheeling on the OF November next The House
Committee of Investigation reported that Auditor Ben
nett and Treasurer Bnrdett have been guilty OF maad
ministration and high crimes in Office, and recommend
their impeachment. The House had stormy session
over the report, LASTING until midnight and ending VIII
the adoption OF resolution for Board OF Managers TO
draw up articles of impeachment for presentation to
the Senate.
The Investigation OF the management OF the State
finances will continue during the OF the Legsla
ture.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
MINING TROUBLES.

COAL SHAFTS BURNED IN INDIANA
THREE SHAFTS NEAR BRAZIL BURNED BY STRIKING
MINERS TO PREVENT THEIR PLACES BEING TAKEN
BY NoN-UNIoN MEN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb 26.-The coal shafts
of the Jackson Coal Com pany, Smith. Reed Co., and
Beach, Hall Co.. Brazil, we're burned by lncenda-
ries last night The miners out strike and had
made frequent threats Of violence If the owners held
out Mr. Jackson yesterday gave his miners last OPP
portunity 10 work. stating that, unless they did,
men would be brought in to take their places 1t
reported that number OF colored miners had already
reached this city, their to supersede the strikers
and this preciptaed the crime. The loss VIII probably
be from $40 50 TO each mine, with little lusur-
ance as IL Ia understood that several insurance COM
panies had Cancelled their policies, anticipating trouble
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
DISTURBANCE In THE SCHUYLKILI
VALLEY.

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE MINERS
AND IABORERs' BENEVOLENT AssOCIAIIoN-AN
ADVANCE OF 8. PER CENT OVER LAST YEARS
PRICES TO BE DEMANDED-REPoRTs OF NCKN-
DIARIsM DENIED.
PoTTsvILLE, Penn, Feb. GA meeting of
the Executive Board OF the Miners and Laborers Be-
nevoent Association held here to-day. The attend
apee was very full district being without repre-
sentative. A committee Of the Mechanics and Work
ingmens Association. organization independent Of
the Miners Assocat and composed chiefly OF me-
cbsnics and railroad employees. was present. and
announced that number officers had been dis
charged from the employ Of the Reading Company, and
told that the reason Of their discharge that they
were ofncerA
The Board listened to the story Of tho Committee,
and passed series of resolutions strongly denouncng
the act and rendering the men tho sympathes and as
sistanco Of the miners' organization.
committee was appointed 70 draft resolutions eI-
pressing willingness TO ferretinT out and bring
ing to punishment tho incendiaes they were ncen-
diaries Who fred the fan house Of the East Norwegian
shaft this week The Committee profess 70 be able TO
prove that both free result Of accident They
claim that MeGowans reward In Intended TO mako
timent against the minera and that h Win never be
paid because .hee 10 criminal TO b captured and
punished.
BY On almost unanimous vote. the delegates In &C
cordsnce with tho instructions Of their districts passed
resolution demanding after March Is basis OF q rs
for contract and S3 for day labor. This will be ad
vsnoe Of u per cent st prices, whereas the oer
OF the operators above cent reduction from last
ysaSs rsssA zhis assA 1sfsndsd ~ ~ nsa - sAs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
PENALTIES FOR KIDNAPPING.

PRONUNCIATION or THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA LAW
BY THE MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-Mayor Stokley has
lust issued proclamation giving nOGce tt the Legs-
lature OF Pennsylvania has passed an act which this
day received the approval OF Governor defining the
ofeuse of kidnapping. The act imposes ne of $4,000
and Imprisonment for period not exceeding twenty
five years on all persons found guilty Of kidnapping
children. Heavy penalties also provided IN cases
where persons harbor conceal stolen children pro-
vision in the says:
This act shall not apply 10 the OBTAINING or conceal
ing OF any chld taken carried before the pas
sage this when person so has0orine
or snail within thirty days after the passage
of surrender such child 10 the custody OF t1o
nearest magistrate justice OF the peace or 10 the
sheriff any county within the Commonwealth
This proyiso has reference TO the Ross case.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
GAR1BALDI IN ROME.
SCHEME FOR IMPROVING THE TIBER.

SCHEME FOR IMPROVING THE TIBER.
LETTER FROM GARIBALDI COMMENCING THE PLAN
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
70 he Bdttor of Phe TribVns.
SIR: The American people have always been
the friends of Italy. They co0perated enthu-
siastically with moral and material means to-
ward the accomplishment of Italian Independ-
ence and Unity. Now count on their sup
port for the scheme of improving the Tiber.
count especially on the press, that powerful
agent in free country. for making the idea
popular. 30 that, the Italian Government guar
anteeing the interest ON the capital, we shall
be able to raise it in shares of $50 600 frs.)
and thus begin and finish the undertaking.
G. GARIBALDI.
Ro1ss Feb. 9, 1915.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
SIDE-LIGHTS TO THE BEECHER TRIAL.

A WORD CONCERNING Mr.. TRACYs STATEMENTS
Some remarks of Gen. Tracy in the Illton-
Beecher controversy made yesterday render Improper
that we should say that Mr. MouJOn has been partner
of the firm OF Woodruff Il Robinson for more than ten
years That at no time has he had any duties TO per-
form which any need OF or which were IN
fact kept from his partners nor any which d-
fered those Of other members OF the nrln that
his conduct a partner mas always been frank snd
just and that dissolution or the firm has not been
influenced by above controversy. ont was resolved
year ago. JEREMIAH T. koblHsoN
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF.
Es,c. York Feb 26. 1875 GEO. c. ROBINSON
HINTS OF MR.. BOwEN's POSITION.
The Daily Grdp@tc.
The writer had an interview with son OF
Mr. Henry o. Bowen this mOnlng, and asked hlD, III DIS
father called as witness, whch side DC wouo
hurt the most Mr.. Bowen replied:
"Well. he would hurt both sides; but he would hurt
Mr.. Beecher especially" -
II your father should testify, would he affirm Mr.
Beecher's guiltf"
(Hesitatingy.) "That cannot say; indeed, do me-
want 10 say any thing" -
''Woud Mr.. Bowen affirm Beecher's inuocencep
Emphaticaly) "Most certainly not"
" Does not your father himself wish TO define his
position I" ~
Certainly ne does. and his want him to testify
how he do II neither side wants him There
would ne rattling Of dry bones he was called ON
the witness stand"
(For Mr. Boreas Beeeher 11ioa TrIal Ik9rd
Pd0c)
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
TIE RACE PROBLE.M.

EXPULSION OF CADET FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY
FOR REFUSING TO FENCE WITH COLORED
CADET.
BALTIMORE, Feb ga letter from Annapo-
ls says: Another cadet has been dismissed from the
Naval Academy on account of the coored cadet During
this week Mr.. Gordon Claude Of Annapolis, now Cadet
Engineer ordered to fence with the negro idshp-
man. and this he refused do. He was then told TO
resign He would not do that. though he dislked to
disobey orders He was then Informed that he should
consult with his parents This he did, when his father
Dr. Abram Claude, said he would not advise him, leay-
ing It to the young mans judgment. DIR. Claude how
ever went to the superintendent and told him that his
sOn was raised "a SOutberDer, and not on social
equality with negro, and he would not advise hm 10
do what ne would do himself. On this Mr. Claude
was expelled.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
RIGHTS OF THE ANGLO-AMERICAN CABLE
COMPANY.

A DECISION AGAINST THE CLAIM OF RIGHT TO hASD
CABLES on THE COAST OF NOVA SCOTIA.
OTTAWA, Feb. 26.-The Subcommittee ap-
pointed to decide whether the Anglo American Cable
Company had any color Of right to land their cables en-
the coast of Nova Scotia have had another sitting
Lord william Hay said that his company claimed
that privilege OIL the ground that the act which incor
porated the Nova Scotia Company gave the powen
to transfer its rights to tho Anglo-Amerean Cons
pany. He thought the Government would do what u
did in the case OF the Prince Edward Island acts tnat
was 20 make a reservation Of any rights Of
which the Company was in possession. He founded
his caim on Clause OF the Neva Scotia act he de-
penaed on the agreement made by the Nova
Scotia Company with the Angs-American company,
which have been made with the fuIi AhoweaRe oI
the Nova Scotia authorities.
The Committee after deliberatiop, agreed 10 re-
port to the effect that the Company had no cotor Oh
tight as 1t claimed that it might have claim 10
In the event or the 18TH clause oI tno
act being put operation against the company tnd
Committee recommended that clause shonin 20 lnS
serted providing nothing in the act shoud oeprvo
the Company OF right IL may have TO such conpen'
satiou THIS report submitted to the CouIniItec on
Railways, Telegrap phs and Canals, winch mct snoruy
afCerward, and clause then ADDED 10 tne ph gov
ing effect the Dmendaton or the suDConmtteo,
and the bill adopted and ordered 10 Do repofeo W
the House.