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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS, January 14.-The Republiguc
FranoaiSe, the organ Of NJ. Gambetta, re-
CARDS the proclamation Of President Mac.
Mahen as a confirmation Of republican
institutions.
NJ. Say has instructed the Subordinates
in the Finace Department not to connect
themselves with the electoral agitationi
to vote according to their convictions, but
not to participate in any manifestations
either before or after elections.
Sir John Fl. Glover, newly appointed
Embassador Of Newfoundland, has arriv-
ed here for the purpose Of settling the
differences between England and France
In regard to the Newfoundland fisheries,
1t is believed that he is authorized to
purchase relinquishments by France Of
her privileges for a considerable sum OF
money,
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FIRE RECORD.

NEW YORK, January 14.-A fire this
morning in Green street, jersey City,
burned from Nos. 2l0 to 2l5 inclusive,
and extending back 200 feet, causing a
loss Of property to the amount OF $780,
600.
MOBILE, January 14.-This morning a
FIRE occurred in the rear Of building on
St. Francis street. The entire block,
bounded by ST. Michael street on the
north, St. Francis street on the south,
Rahal street on the east, and St. Joseph
street on the west. with the exception Of
the Bank Of Mobile, Register Office, old
Western Union Telegraph Office and old
Express Office, was destroyed. Loss,
100000.
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3, 900 Michigan Central.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 14.-Flour Dull;
western shipping extra S4a4 30; good to
fancy family brands 81 75a5 %; medium to
choice winter extra 81 75a7 80; Minnesota
fair to fancy 81 75a6 so. Wheat-Dull; No.
9 Chicago spring 81 O0N spot has sold at
81 cox seller February, closing at 99sSc
sellerMarch; No. 8, sOaSic; rejected 6711a
aG794c. Corn-Steady and in fair demand
at 439Sc spot 491Gc seller January; rejected
3514c. 0ats-Quiet; No. 2, 3O7lc spot; SOHc
seller February. Barlcy-Dull at SSc spot;
sec seller February; soc seller March. Rye
Quiet and steady ut 69c. Clover Seed
7JSc. Pork-Quiet at $40 25 spot, cash;
$40 10 seller February; $40 65a1O 70 seller
March. Lard--Quiet and firm at $l2 80
spot; Sl2 40 seller February; $l9 IS seller
March. Bulk Meats-Quietand unchanged.
Whisky-Sl 0S.
On call board wheat was unsettled and
lower at 99aOOMc February; 09AcaSl 90
March. Corn easy at SIC. Oats unchanged.
Pork easier at $40 14al0 25 cash; $40 $50
10 40 Fcbuary. Lard quiet and firm at
$l2 SOal2 3j cash; S12 40 February.
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The Receipts of a Mailer for Ten
b" Years.

We published in our local columns
yesterday some interesting statistics
showing the receipts Of various mechan-
les in our midst in 1860, 1870 and 1875,
and also the price OF living in those years.
We gave the average receipts Of nnilers
1854 rs and IS, 81 and Sc so, respectively,
for those years. Nuilers are paid by the
kcg, their scale Of prices going up or COM
ing down with the price OF nails. At
present they are paid 81 cents per kcg,
taking ten pennies as the basis. Should
nails fall to a 50 25 card they would receive
only IS cents, and should they go up to
So % they would receive "a cents; or, in
other words, itls 3 cents per keg, on or
off, for every change Of a dollar in the card
price of nails. A highly intelligent mailer
furnishes US the following interesting
table showing his earnings from January
|, 1864, up to January l, 1874, period Of
ten years. Nine and half Of these years
were spent in the East, and hence his
table will notshow as high an average as
a similar table in Wheeling, as the wages
are higher here than in the East. Never
thcless it will give an approximate idea
as to what mailer may earn in Wheel
ing. tits as follows:
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Reported Indian Massacre.

ST. LOUIS, January 14.-Thc RtpMbli.
cans Kansas City special says the Time
OF that city has information from Kirwin
Kansas, January II, to the effect that
some fifty Atoe Indians had been massa'
cred by band Of Sioux. The Atoes
passed Bloomington about sixty days ago
on their way to the buffalo hunting
ground. On Wednesday six Of them re-
turned and stated that their party were
surprised at night by the Sioux and all
excepting them killed and scalped. Great
excitement is said TO prevail among the
settlers in the neighborhood OF Blooming
ton, and all are ready to leave should the
Indians make demonstrations This state
ment is very fshy, but is given for what
il is worth.
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Now York.

New YORK, January -Cotton-Dull
at l3al3 5.16c. Flour-Dull; No. 9, 50 25a
4 90; supcriiue western and State 81 25a4 IS;
good to choice s. 40a5 90; common to good
$4 9Oa5 So; white wheat extra IS 95a7 rs;
extra Ohio 81 90a7 %; st. Louis s. 0Oa9 90.
Rye Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Meal-Dull; western So 00a3 80. Wheat
A shade iirmer; only moderate business,
largely for home use; mixed spring ST. %;
No. 8 Chicago spring, store, 81 061f; Nil.
waukec, store, 81 SO; white Canada and
Canada spring in bond 81 27al 40. Rye
Quiet; western SSa90c; State 95a9Sc. Bar.
ley-Heavy; No. Q bay 81 GOAL "a. Malt
Steady. Corn-Heavy and lower; unmer.
chantablc 54a56c; mixed no grade 57a5sc;
western mixed old store 70a70Lc. Oats
Quiet and unchanged. Hay-Shipping at
5Oc. Hops-Firln; eastern and western 10
also. Cofee--Higher l61Sa2oNc. Sugar
Quiet; fair to good refining sasHc; prime
SIC. Molasscs-Falr demandi New Or.
leans 5OaGOc. Whisky-steadya at 81 II.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, January ll.-The
boilers attached TO Touring mill in
Maury county exploded yesterday, kill
ing the engineer and wounding another
man.
New YORK, January 14.-Dickinson
G. Co., bankers, 25 Broad street, notified
the Stock Exchange this morning that
they were unable to meet their contracts.
They state that their assets will far ex-
ceed their liabilities, and hope to resume
shortly.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, January IA con-
vention Of the Republican party Of Ken
lucky, has been called TO meet at Louis.
Vile on May 18th, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the Presiden-
tial election and choosing delegates TO
represent Kentucky at the Cincinnati
Convention in June next.
ST. LOUIS, January l4.-Thomas Kill
Der, night switchman, in the Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippf Railroad yards, Fast St. Lou
is, was run over by an engine and two
freight cars at an early hour this morn.
ing. He was cut nearly in two and killed
instantly. lie was from Chicago, where
he has a wife,
INDIANAPMIs, Januaay IA gentle
man named Langley WAS found dead in
his room at the Spencer House this after
noon. He was supposed to have died yes
terday.
The Indiana Editorial ExcurSionists
to the number OF 200 left for Philadelphia
at s o'clock 7. NJ. to-day on special train
furnished by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
They will arrive at Philadelphia to.mor'
row afternoon.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, January 14.-Flour-Nomi.
nally unchanged. Wheat-Prices unchang-
cd. Corn = Easier; western mixed new
G7Hc. 0atS-Firm and unchanged. Rye
Quiet fat SOas5c. Pork-Dull at S2l 90.
Bulk Meats-Shoulder SIC; clearrib l0Eo
partly cured loose; 8MalONallkc packed.
Bacon-Shoulder 8 1Ia9Nc; clear rib 121fa
l2szc; hams l5Ea1Gc. Lard-Dull; crude
l3sGal3Nc; refined l3hal3Ac. Coffee.
Rio cargOes 161fal9 Nc; jobbing at 17a20hc.
Dutter-Firm and unchanged. Petroleum
Steady; crude 79<asc; refined 14c. Cheese
-Stendy and unchanged.
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GheGmtelLiqetrt



There was another day Of excitement
Yesterday in the House at Washington
As on Monday last, straiSht'ou' Am
nesty bill failed to pass. Even the oath
which the bill called for on the part OF
the person receiving its benefits, failed to
carry i, through. Mr.. Blaine, as usual,
was the central figure Of the debate. The
excitement at one time was intense, every
member on the Democratic side rising to
his feet. This reminds one Of the old
exciting scenes Of pro.slaycry days. In
1859 and go it was no uncommon occur
renee to see a dozen Southern members
rise in q menacing attitude on the floor
when Republican was speaking. Mem
ace is the old game OF the South now as
ever. Tucker, Of Virginia, impudently
confronted General Garfield when the
latter was speaking on Wednesday,
and wanted to know what he meant by
talking about perjury in his illusions to
those who had not kept their oaths Of al
legiance. Gen. Garfield had no apologies
to offer, and we have not seen that thus
far he has been called out to Bladeus-
burg. It is noticeable also that Blaine,
in his numerous collisions with iiIl, has
maintained the foriter are, measure for
measure, towards that redoubtable cham
pion OF the lost cause. He cannot be
menaced worth cent.
While we cannot but regard the open
ing OF the debate that has taken place as
i'll advised on the part Of Mr., Blaine, yet
we believe that the ventilation Of the re-
cord thus laid bare will do more good
than harm. It reveals the fact that the
Democratic party and the Southern Con-
iederates are in thorough accord and
that were the former in power the
latter would be Ms heretofore menacing
element to the peace Of the government.
Mr.. Hill is prepared in certain contin-
gency ogo 10 war again. lie and his are
to be the Judges when this contingency
has arisen, just as under the revolutions
Of $500, the States were, each for itself,
the judges of any iniructions Of their
rights and Of the mode and measure Of
redress.
It lis well to understand that the rebel
leaders of the South have not parted with
their ideas Of force and violence. While
they speak Of having come backtO their
fathers house it is only in the spirit Of
those Of whom it is said "the kingdom Of
heaven sufIereth violence and the violent
take it by force"
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PhiIadeIphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, January IA. Wool
Dull and prices steady; supply equal to
the demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia X& and above 46a5Oc; X
46a57IIc; medium 50a54c; coarse 46a
aI9c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine 42a43c; medium 49a54c; coarse
46a49c; combing washed 5Sa62c; combing
unwashed 491Ec; Canada combing Csc;
fine unwaShed S0a3lc; coarse and medium
unwashcd S5a39c; tub washed 49s56c; extra
and mcrino pulled 40a42c; No. 1 and su.
perfine pulled 40a42c;Texas fine TO medium
2ia2sc; do coarse 2la23c.
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GERMANY.
Cl,ureh and State.

LONDON, January IA special from
Berlin says it would seem that an armis-
tice has certainly been agreed upon be-
tween the Church and State.
The Roman correspondent Of the Ger
mania, an Ultramontane organ, states un-
doubtedly Bismarck is seeking a modIs
viuendi with tho Vatican. The Lldlia, a semi
official Roman newspaper, says the Vati-
can has charged certain German prelates
to report the conditions under which the
Prussian Bishops shall be allowed to sub
NIT to the Folk law.
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WASHINGTON, January 14.-The House
Judiciary Committee to-day, on motion
Of Mr.. Lawrence, Of Ohio, who previ
ously voted with the majority Of the Com
mittee, reconsidered its action with refer
ence to the limit OF the term OF the Presi'
dents office. The committee, alter dis
cussion, agreed to recommend constitu,
,ional amendment fixing the term oi
Office at four years, and thereafter forever
making the incumbent Of the office ineli'
pible for reelection.
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Sinking of the Ship Harvest
Queen-CulpabIe Negligence OF
the Captain OF the Coiiiding
vassaI

Vessel.
NEW YORK, January l4.-From in.
formation received here it is determined
beyond doubt that the Harvest Queen, u
full rugged ship OF the Black Ball Line,
was sunk by a collision in the Irish
Channel, and that her crew, numbering
thirty men,. were lost. 1t is further be-
lieved from the statements by the sailors
OF the steamship Adriatic that it was that
vessel which came in collision with the
Harvest Queen. There is no record OF
the collision on the log Of the Adriatic,
and Captain Jennings gave the following
explanation to the agent Of the line:
"The collision was so slight that did
not think it worth while TO say anything
about it to you. 1t happened little be-
fore 3A. NJ, December 81. The executive
officer had charge Of the steamer. He
saw ship approaching in zigzag
course, and SO that he deemed 1t unsafe
to keep the Adriatic on her regular
course. He stopped the steamer, ring.
ing the bells to reverse the engines, and
sent below for me, but the ship kept APP
preaching, and the steamer had backed 80
lar that the water was just about even
with the tunnels, when suddenly the ship
turned about, crossing over the bows and
struck her jib boom on our anchor slack;
I myself was on deck by this time, and
understanding that cries for help had
been heard from the water, ordered the
boats TO be lowered, thinking that per-
haps some sailors had been at work on
the lib at the time Of the collision and had
been swept overheard. The ship itself
sailed of as if nothing had happened, and
after keeping the steamer hove to about
three hours without finding anything, l
ordered the bells to ring-to go ahead.
Subsequently i heard some talk among
the men that we had sunk vessel, but
that was, OF course, too absurd to be
listened TO-"
A seaman gives the following version: !:
On Thursday, December Both, the Adri-
attic left Liverpool. About half past 2
o'clock Friday morning. when of Aloyne
Head, the man on the lookout saw u yes.
sci on the starboard tack. He gave the
alarm and the steamer changed her
course. About ten minutes passed and the
lookout gave the alarm again, for the two
vessels were closing fast upon each other.
It was a starry night. A moment pass:
ed an then the Adriatic dashed into the
bow of the stranger. The engines were at
once reversed, and the steamer back a
mile or two. The boats were lowered
and as they were rowed away the lights
Of the strange vessel sunk lower and low
er until they reached the waters edge, and
then the hull, masts and all sank out Of
sight. The cries OF the drowning men
could be distinctly heard giving di-
rections as they Aoated Tor a moment as
to the course TO take TO find them,
but no one, however, was rescued. 1t
would seem that the collision was not
violent enough to disturb the passengers
as they only knew Of it from the talk OF
the crew,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January 1.-THE Vatican
has approved Of the appointment Of Car
denas as an ambassador to that court.
Senior sagasta has issued protest
against the pressure brought to bear by
the provincial authorities upon the elect
ors.
The Carlists are endeavoring to induce
their partisans to renew the campaign in
Catalonia, but their efforts meet with but
poor success.
The DiartiO says the government has re-
ceived information that vessel is pre-.
pairing at Bordeaux to bring a cargo oi
contraband supplies to Motrico for the
Carlista
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January 14.-Cotton-Duli
at l25Sc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet at 81 35al So. Confirm
at 45a46c. 0ats-Dull at 35a42c. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Rye-Quiet and
firm at 7saS0c. Pork-Dull at $40 00a20 20.
Lard-Quiet and steady; steam IKE; kettle
i5alSkc. Bulk Meats-Quiet at TAT 11fal0k
alOKailc, all loose. Bacon-Dull at 7a7k
a9%allc. WhiSky-steady with fair de.
mand at 81 0s.
HoGs-Dull; common to good light 50 So
az 0O fair TO good packers 81 10a7 25;
choice 81 35a7 40.
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Crooked WhisIsy IndIctments.

MILWAUKEE, January l3.-The Grand
Jury OF the United States Circnit Court
has returned six additional indictments
against parties accused Of defrauding the
revenue. Leopold Worth, a distiller, ia
charged with bribing the officers. Mum
ex.sIpervisor; Conkling, ex.speciul agent
W. Eissert, ex.deputy collector, and Red
dington and Tenny, cx-gaugers, arc
charged with receiving bribes.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTNkSIt
OFFIcE OF THE CHiEP SIGNAL OVFIcER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan Isl IN. }

For New England and the northern
portion Of the Middle States, partly
cloudy weather and light snow, with a
rising temperature, southerly to westerly
winds, and a stationary or slowly falling
barometer.
For the south portion OF the Middle
States, East Tennessee, the Ohio Valley
and the Lake Region, clear, partly cloudy
and warmer weather, with southeast to
southwest winds and a falling barometer.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-Petroleum
Firm; refined lSSal4c; crude lie. Seeds
Glover lOal2Izc. Flour-In fair request;
superinc 81 OOa4 90; high grades 81 O0a
s rs. Wheat-Quiet; Pennsylvania red at
81 S5al, IS; western do 81 GOAL 10. amber
81 3Oal 40; white 81 45. Rye-Quiet and
firm at S3c. Corn-Yellow Pennsylvania
dry steady at 62c; damp dull at 56a65c. Oats
Dull at 45ai9c. Butter-In Light demand
New York and Bradford county extra S2a
SIC; firsts 2saS1c; western 25a20C. Cheese
l211al3c. Eggs-Heavy; Pennsylvania, New
Jersey aud Delaware fresh 27a2Sc: west.
ern 26a2Tc. Whisky-Western 81 l2.
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Tho nIcGrir WhisIky Case

INDIANAPOLIS, January 14.-The argu.
ment in the McGriff case was concluded
to-day by Judge Deny and Judge Clay
pore for the defense, and General Brown
for the government closed the case al
noon. Alter the charge Of the court the
Jury retired at 2 o'clock, and ut 8 o'clock
they came in for additianal instruction
and were sent back and instructed not tO
disperse before agreeing, and to bring in
averdict tomorrow morning.
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New York, January 14.--A Conyen-
tion Of railroad agents have requested the
Executive Committee TO call a special
meeting Of the Convention on February
OH, at Louisville, to consider the queS-
ton Of reduction Of passenger rates to
the Centennial,
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A Burglary Not Entirely Success.
ful.

PorsvlLLE, Pa, January 14.-Eurly
yesterday morning four burglars entered
the house Of Mrs. Miller, in Mahanoy
township, near Shamokin, and robbed her
of S2,l00. Her son.in.lnw fired upon
them, killing one named Hughes and Sc
riousIy wounding another. A third was
captured and all Of the money recovered,
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Boiler Explosion.

YPsTIANrr, January 14.-The boiler in
the mill Of the Ypsllanti Paper Company
exploded to-day, killing Charles Mack
fireman Of the mill, and Charles Otto, q
wood drawer. A man named Farmer was
found buried under the ruins badly bruis'
ed, but will recover. The damage to the
building Is about $4,000.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, January 14-Flour-DemRnd
fair and market firm. Wheat-Demand
fair and market firm; No. 8 white Wabash
81 %; No. white Michigan 81 26i No. 3,
81 IS; old white Michigan 81 40i amber sell
Ter january 81 70; seller February u lS.
Coru-Steady and In moderate demand;
high mixed i6c; seller January Axe; low
mixed a Nc; no grade 43c. oats-Dull and
unchnnUpd
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Mnrine IntclIIrence.

PHILADELPHIA, January a. The
steamship Pennsylvania from Liverpool
arrived.
New York, January l0.-The steam.
ships Labrador from Hayre Java and
City Of New York from Liverpool ar.
rived. IH
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EVANSVILLE, IND, January 14.--An
unknown man supposed TO be tramp
was run over and killed on the Cairo 4
Vincennes Railroad near Alemdale, III,
There is yet no indication as to his iden'
tity.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, January l4.-Pig Iron
Quiet; sales Of Grey Forge reported at S2!a
g2a75, four months. Petroleum-Firm and
In fair demand for crude at 81 97l4 at Par
ker'S refined quiet at 1SjGc, Philadelphia
delivery.
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RICHMOND, January l4.-The House
Of Delegates by vote Of 5S to SO refus'
ed to reconsider the vote rejecting the
proposition to order to the third reading
the bill appropriating $4,000 Tor expen.
ses incidental to the Centennial exhibi'
linn
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January 14-J. w. Rentroo
has been elected State Treasurer by the
Legislature. 7a
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WASHINGTON.
Indian Appropriations.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE an
swer to the Senate resolution offered By
Mr.. Ingalls,, calling for information Of th'
appropriation Of $500, 900 for thesupport
education and civilization Of the three
thousand captive Cheyenne, Arraphahoes
Kiowa and ComancheI Indians, show
that ST., ,47S have been expended and thai
claims TO the amount OF S2l 500 are pend
ing the action by the Treasury Depart
ment. To so much OF the inquiry made
as to whether any Indians have received
any benefit OF such expenditures, Com
missioner Smith replies: "Ihaye to say
that this Office has no reason to suppose
that these expenditures have been made
without benefit to the Indians for whom
the appropriation was made"
APPOINTMENT.
The President, upon the designation o.
the Secretary Of the Treasury, has ap
pointed Samuel Wilson special counse
10 conduct the internal revenue cases ii
San Francisco.
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EGYPT.

LONDON, January 14.--A special from
Cairo says there have been reported
Egyptian successes in Abyssinia.
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T ,ARGE ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE, GOLD BAND AND DECORATED
CHINA TEA AND DINNER SETS.
J. FR1EDEL L CO.,
jA12 1880 Main Street.
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APPOINTMENT
THE LEGISLATURES.
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, January 14.-Ex-Gover.
nor Stevenson, the present U. S. Senator,
has Withdrawn from the contest. The
vote to-day stood, Beck, Al; Williams,
45; Leslie, %; Wadsworth (Rep.), ID.