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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-21
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 18-Noon.-
The following Celestial news came per
steamer Croecus: The dispatch of Cen
tennial exhibits continues from vari-
Gus ports in China
Two formidable instructions are
disturbing the peace of China.
The Prime Minister of Japan il pre-
pairing for q visit to Europe and
America.
Two hundred houses had been
burned in Yeddo.
An unknown disease, which kills
almost Immediately. has depopulated
several villages near Soochow.
SAN FRANoIsoc April l8-Night-
An editorial in the Chronicle makes o
series of charges against Commodore
Rogers and casts imputations upon
United States Senator Sargent in con-
nectiou with the system of corruption
in naval and treasury affairs on the
Pacific coast.
The Great Republic brings over one
thousand coolies.
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COmmerclals
New York, April 18--Night. Cot
ton steady-sales Of l, Ol3 bales at 1910
1 37-l6; consolidated net receipts 20,-
S78; exports to Great Britain 10. O65;
to France 2, O26; to the Continent 2, 231.
Flour is.without important change and
has a moderate demand for export and
home trade; Southern steady and in
moderate inquiry: common to fair extra
81 90@$5 rs, good to choice extra
SIS 8O@$9. Wheat less active and
scarcely SO frm, without any material
change IN price. Corn unsettled;
spot lots scarcely so firm at 694@70
cents for no grade mixed, 72@73 cents
for new yellow southern and 70 cents
for old western mixed. Oats shade
easier at 44@491 cents for mixed west
ern and State and 1888 cents for
. bite do. Coffee dull and lowsr-car-
goes 15f@l84 cents in gold; job lots
l5i@l94 cents in geld. Molasses--
grocery grades in moderate request at
4O@55 cents for Porto Rico ana 45@6O
cents for New Orleans, SugarIsteady,
II cents. Rice unchanged. Tallow firm
at l5-16@9 cents. Rosin unchanged.
Spirits turpentine steady. Pork easier
at S22 IS for new mess. Lard lower
prime steam Is 50@13. go. Wins.
key dull at 11i4. Frelghts steady.
BALTIMORE, April 19-Oats steady
good to prime southern 45@52 cents.
Rye firm and quiet. Provisions quiet
and steady. Pork $23; bulk shoulders
s,@9 cents, clear rib 12t cents.
Bacon-shou' ders 1O4@101 cents, clear
rib l249l2} cents. Lard js weak and
lower--refined 14a cents. Coffee dull
and heavy-job lots 164@16f cents.
W Risky quiet at 81 123. Sugar active,
very firm and unchanged.
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TERMS.

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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial

LONDON, April 19-Noon-It is gen.
orally believed the bank rate will be
lowered tomorrow. The street rate Is
II. which is / below that of the bank.
Erie -14{.
PARIS. April 10 - Noon-Rentes
66f. 47ic.
COmmerclAl.
LIVERPOOL, April 19-Noon:-
Cotton market quiet and steady;
middiDg uplands 6fd.; middling Or
.ie.us 81 l.; sales of 5000 bales, ill.,
Guiding Loo bales for speculation and
export; receipts $1,000. of which
48, 600 were American.
Futures quiet and steady sales OF
middIing uplands Of low middling
clause, deliverable May and June,
s 11-16d.
Sales OF middling uplands, of low
middling clause, June and July de-
livery, 67-16d.
Sales of middling uplands. of low
middling clause, jury and August
delivery, 81.
IIater-Sales of American 4, 700.
LaNDoN, April 19-Night.-Com-
mon rosin 4s, Sd,
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A CARD.

INDIANAPOLIS. April II. 1S76-When
the arti lie in the Sentinel appeared on
the Union Pacific railroad manage
ment was greatly surprised. as had
not been instrumental, directly or in
directly. In giving this matter pub
Iicity. In January. 1873, I telegraph
ed Hon. Jeremiah Wilson, chairman,
in relation to some valueless Fort
Smith & Little Rock land grant bonds
held as assets by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, for which the book
of the company showed they had paid
a large sum of money and gave Ger
tain questions to be asked. In noticing
the reports of the daily examination
of the committee no such questions
were ever put by them. and then, en-
Feb 81. 1873, wrote to the chairlnsn
more fully about the matter. II any
attention was ever given to the letter
or telegram was never informed
am cons cious / have been faithful to
my trust. I am ready and willing to
go before any tribunal or Congress
sionai committee whenever called. I
have no desire to conceal the facts or
shield any person.
iSigned) JOHN @. 8. HARRISON.
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New Papers.

The town of Oxford seems to have
madness for newspapers, though
there may be method il 1t. Not long
ago it had two papers, one of which
died, leaving the Torch Light to burn
alone \ its brightness. Thin came.
recently, the Nnrning Clarion, little
dal y, with its clear, Enthusiastically
Democratic tone. Aud now comes the
Granville Democrat. the first number
of which is on our table with its eight
pages of neatly printed, readable
matter.
We cordially welcome these new
laborers III the int rest of Democ-
racy. With such w TX ars these,
sc uttered throughout rile States, there
can be- no fear that the Democratic
b nnrr vii! not be carried to a gloriols
victory in the approach 'ng campaign.
August Flower.
Che most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from dys>
pc STA and liver Complaint.
More than seventy five per cent of
the people III the United States are
with these two diseases and
the.r effect, such as sour stomach, sick
headache. habituai coStisen"ss, palpi-
tation Of the henrt, heartburn, water
Or 'sh, gnsw!ng and burning pains at
5he PIT of the stomach, yellow skin,
GOAT d tongue and disagreeable taste
u the mouth. coming up of food, after
eating. low spirits, &c Go to the drug
store and get rs cent bottle, or a
ample bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
Two doses will reieavc you. For sale
~ q: cen & FiAuner and J. G. Munds.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroN, April 19-Night-E. ID.
Witcomb. who WAS itlpris ,nsd for con
tempt by the comm council aud. re-
leased by the Supreme Conrt. h.s ac-
ospsed $500 from the city for d smages.
The say ings bauk eotumis1aarr has
obtained an Injunction from the
Supreme Court restraining tine Rpek-
port Mass Savings Ban from doing
business, al its control is impaired BY
the failure OF the treasurer Of the oank.
The Bosom PHO. has been pur;
cha'ed by 'rchbishop Williams and
]. Boyle O'Rei'ly Who announce t.lat
with continued success they propose
to pay ev"ry dollar TO the poor people
who deapusited money in the former
hands. Il il under stood
the latter 60 operates.
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FrOst.

Tuesday morning frost was seen
in nun Der of localities in this vicin1-
ty, though We suppose the extent of
damage done by it must be very limi-
ted. Up the lines of the ". & W. R.
r. and c.. G.. r. r. and near
Green's old mill pond there were evil
dences of it to be seen. 1t was gen
orally hoped aud believed that the cold
weather of winter was thing OF the
past, at least for many months, and
that the genial weather of spring had
fairly taken its place. SO firmly fixed
was this opinion that some of our mer
chants, brokers and lawyers, who. Ill
view of the hard times and worse
coming" had determined to plant col
lard patches ''to keep the wolf from
the door" should the "worse come to
the worse" were yesterday becoming
very uneasy about their crops-crops
which had been set out with plants
that they had imported all the way
from New York Many of the friends
of these gentlemen tender their sympa-
thies to these new disciples of Cincin :
natus and hope that their dishes of
sour Trout NAV not be nipped In the
hud
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FOREIGN.

PARIS. April 1S-Noon.-TheA lge-
rian instruction has ended.
RoAE, April 1S-Noon.- Negotia-
tions be ween the Vatican and Madrid
have suspended.
LIMERICK, April 18-Noon.-A riot
between the nationalist branch of
Fenisns and the home rulers resulted
in 100 being wounded; 40 seriously
and five fatally.
LONDON. April 1s--Night.--An
Alexandria EGYPT dispatch says the
Egyptian army is in great difficulties.
abandonment OF the country and the
demands will lead to further fighting.
HULL, April 8-Night.-The loss
of the Victory. from Shields for San
doubt. She had besides Capt. Joues.
whose body sas found yesterday, IS
hands and a pilot, all of whom were
undoubtedly drowned.
RAaUsA. April 19-Noon.-Hssvy
fighting is reported near Nicsic, which
place cannot be revictualled. The in
surgents are receiving supplies OF war
material.
oEHLiH, April Observation-Disclosures
William is visiting Queen Victoria at
Coburg.
LONDON. April l9-Night-WiIlian
Wallace aud wife who arrived several
weeks ago from America and recently
departed for Brussels, are charged
with the murder of Q woman with
whom they lodged here. for robbery
purposes.
GLASGOW, April t9-Noon -Brodis
Il Harper. David Geddes & Co. and
Leitch & Co. all connected with the
grain trade, have allied. Brodie 4
Harper's liabilities are $500. OOO. The
liabilities of the other firms are un-
known.
PARIS. April 19-Noon-A report il
current here that the United States
intends to annex Hayti.
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PENNSYLVANIA. :.

PH1LADELpHIK. April is-Noon-
During the proceedings of the naval
Investigation several pieces of plaster
fell from the 0 ling on the si.airm an q
(Wilthorne's5 head & reporter had
secured q room above the ommittee
room. bored hole through the ceiling
aud ins-r.ed . tube into she midst of
the committee. The reporter wss Gap
ture |, sworn to secrecy and his short
hand notAs tak+n from him.
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NEW YORK.

ALBANY. April 19-Noon-The adiu-
tant generals Of New York and PENN
sylvania have issued orders permitting
all bodies OF regularly uniformed,
armed and equipped militia OF the
various States to pass add repass
through their States while visiting the
Centennial. The adult mt general of
Pennsylvania has issued . circular
that arrangements have been made for
the encampsnsnt OF militia and ma
tions: guard in Fair Mount Park.
Two hundred and sixty acres have
been assigned for this purpose. The
Goysrnor Of Pennsylvania win locate
the encampmeuts by States. Organ
iz.d bodies intending to visit the
Centennial are requested to give full
details TO the sdjutant general of
Pennsylvania.
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public. We will, with some additions,
repeat the eutertaiDm ant us requested
on Friday night, May 18th, the pro-
ceeds of which will be devoted exclu-
sively to the purchase of regaIia for
the members of our Council f. of Il.
and books for the scholars Of the Point
Caswell Sunday School.
Very respectfully,
JNo. r. PADDIsOii,
Henry A. CoLvIN,
JAMES THOMSON,
H NJ. FOARD
aud others.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, April 19-Night-An OFF,
cial telegram to General Brook from
Fort Laramie yesterday conveys the
information that NO Indians have left
either the Red Cloud or Spotted Tail
agencies With their familiss since the
eight with Crazy Horse on Powder
river. A few people went to bring in
their own people and some of them
have returned accompanied by North
ern Sioux.
The Chsyennes at the Red Cloud
agency are alarmed and talk OF going
South. The indicatious are thst the
thrashing given to Crazy Horse has
affected the Ogallsllos SO favorably
that they will likely keep quiet. Maj.
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Harpeys' w eekI y.
ILLUSTRATED.

No ices u Inc TCr-.
Harper's Weekly If the ablest and most pow
erful i!Iustr .ted periodical published in this
country Its editorials are scholarly and con-
yinciEg and carry much weight. Its iilustra-
tionz o current events are full and ire sh. and
are prepared by our st deEfgnees. With
circuIa atom Of 50, 90, the Weekly il REID by at
least ba f a million pars 80 and it, Influences
as an organ OF OpiHjon - SNIP. Tremendous:
The weekly maintains = positive post Or, and
expresses decided views on political and social
prOt lie ms.-LnnIs ViIle Curier Journal
Its ARTICLES are motel OF hlgh-tohed dlscus-
sion and its pictorial illustrations are often
cerroborativ- ar.ruInsnts OF no small fore -
n, Y. Examiner au,i Chronicle
Its papers upon existent ones IONS ana -
mi mitable cartoon. h.iE. u mould tie s01>l-
utpts OF the C untr7---Pittsburg Coinmerc al.
Haruer's Weekly -tands at the ead or Illus.
rated ic urnals in the United states in c1sou-
atom eriitori4i ability, and pictoi ial .iilustra
+yo, obi la
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Gordon is OF the opinion that 800
Ogsllsiios would 60 With IN expedition
against the Northern Sioux if they were
allowed TO keep what they captured.
The Northern Sioux hsve stolen their
stock lately. The Indians at the
agencies are remarkably docile. A
few miners haze been killed near the
Black Hills lately.
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Quotations conform TO the classification
of the American Cotton Exchange.
THURSDAY, April 2C-Noon.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Qui and
steady at 80 cents. Sales of 113 casks at
80 cents.
ROSIN-Quiet and unchanged since
yesterday. No sales reported up to l
o'clock p. M.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Un changed
since yesterday. Sales of So bbls at ST. 40
for hard, 81 40 yellow dip and s. for
virgin.
TAR-Steady at 81 40. Sales of 1O6
bbls at 81 40.
COTTON.-Quiet and steady. There
were sales to-day at cents, II and 124
cents. The following are the official quo
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Col. John L. CantWeil

, Dy the proceedings of the Produce
:, AcLange it will be seen that this gen.
'ieman has been elected its Secretary
ano Treasurer. Without disparage-
ne 70 his worthy competitors for the
OAice, 1t may be said that the Exchange
Uouid have made no better selection
'nan that of Col. Cantwen. He is
a''iVe and most efficient in anything
*. o undertakes, and when he resigued
Ans position as commercial reporter for
LIS paper he left vacancy which it is
hard to fill.
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POINT CAswELL, N. O., April II.
Messrs. Robinson, Gillian and Pad
diSOT:
GENTLEMEN:-We feel gratified to
learn that our entertainment at Col
WINS Creek Academy. Lear Point Cas-
well, ON the 9th inst, has given such
general satisfaction as to Justify the
hope of its being repeated with sue
cess; and especially do we feel flat
tered that the request for its repeti-
ton comes from those whose superior
qualifications and advantages SO emf
neatIy entitle their opinions and sent
ments to the respect of an enlightened
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POINT CAswELL, N. c.,
April Is. 1876.


Messrs. John R. PdCIdisO3a. Henry
4. CoiUin. James Thomson, II. NJ.
EOdrd and others:
GENTLEMEN:-Youre entertainment at
the Academy, near Point Caswell, on
the 9th instant, SO far exceeded
the expectations of all Who wit
messed it-wus SO fur surefi nr in
the salection of the many pieces which
you off red. and he exqfns,t manner
and styI.. of the perfnrman" of eaci,
one, that We, portion of the large aud
appr'ciative audience who were pres
ent on that occasion, cannot but ex-
press to you our very high admiration
and qualification for 80 rich and rare a
diversion from the monotonous and
hackneyed style of such exhibitions,
with the request that you favor us
with its repetition, at the same place,
at your ear lest convenience.
Most respectfully,
j. W. s. ROBINSON,
DAVID GILLIAN,
A. II. PADDIsoN.
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CIV. Vance,

The Charlotte Observer says: "From
what can be learned from all parts of
the district, the Indications point
clearly to the fact that Gov. Vance will
be the next Congress man from this
district"
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MISSOURI.

81. LpUIs. April 1S-Nigat-The
proprietors of the Missouri State Lot
tsry have brought suit againt the
board of police commissioners asking
800. 900 damages for breaking up
their business by raids upon their
Offices and the seizure of their properly.
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10lilnllngton journal
Produce Exchange.

meeting of the Board of Manager
vss held yester lay at ! o'clock, Al
The Produce Exchange; present
M.ssrs. D. G. Worth, President; E.
Iill1. Vice-President; A. FL. Van
Ro[ke,in, ". L. DeRosset, Roger
Moore and James Sprunt.
The minutes of the previous meeting
we're read by Col. J. l.. Csn,well, sec
rotary pro tenn, who then withdr""
and Mr.. James Sprunt was n quested
To act as secretary pro tenn.
The President aud Bua,d of Man.
ooers then appointed rid confirmt d
CJ John l.. Cuntwcil az secretary
and tr. a .urrr of the Exchange.
The President then announced the
following appointments of attending
committees, to wit:
Fipance-MeSsrs. A. II. VanB" k
t.Ien G. W. Williams, J. L. Cant
well
I,w--Messrs. r. Moore and James
Sprunt.
Inspection and Ssatistics-Messrs.
2 Peschau, W. L. DeRcssft and {.
H. Robinson.
Ipsnection aud Weighing-Messrs.
n Wnodv. J. L. CnntweII and J. A.
vii ard.
Marine and Shipping-Messrs. DIR
,,urotioor f. Peschau and A. J.
Howell.
Cotton Inspcction-Messrs. @. P.
Meblne, J. L.. Cantwell, and r.
Moore.
Navu Sfo-~ O. otations-Messrs. J.
D, Woody, W. L. DeRoeset and A.
A. Moftt.
Cotton observation-disclosures. E.
Lilly, d. 4. MurchIsou and L. Moore.
On motion, tue annual assessment
m the members of the Exchange was
fixed at s25, to be collected quarterly.
The meeting then adjourned.
MarshaI Eey Again.
Under this head Gen. d. II. Hills
paper, the Southern Home, has the
following:
DIR. Robert Dalton, formerly of
Rockingham county, now of Los An
gelus, California, writes that he knew
Mr. Ney III 1927; that Mr.. Ney, in
that year, visited Raleigh at the invita-
ton of the Governor and Judge Muir
ply, and was employed by them to /
write a history of the State. But in
Consequence of a disagreement be- |
tween the Governor and Judge, the |
contract was broken off and Mr.. Ney |
went to Virginia, and on the way he |
spent week with him, most of the /
time in his Office. He CDR. Dalton) |
considered him the strongest minded |
man he ever knew, and he WAS con-
yiDced Of his being the veritable Mar
shaI of the Empire.
There are men still living in Rowan
county, We presume. thai rember a
Frenchman of rema3 Aable character |
and talents, for years the teacher of
select school in that county-who it |
was believed was the veritable liar
shall Ney. He was, it is said, |
q fine scholar, and during the
sessions of his school his department I
was marked with the strictest propriety
and most unexceptional sobriety, never
making the most distant allusion to
himself or his former life and history;
but during his vacations he would
indulge freely in his cups, and when
under the influence of wines or other
liquors, would occasionally "fgh5 his
battles DER again" acknowledging his
identity with Napoleon's great Marshal.
Capt. W. G. McNeeley, of Salisbury, {
if we ase not mistaken, is able to give
some interesting recollections of this
man.
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Notice,

TERTIFICATE No S4T for one Share of the
- Capital stock OF the Wilmington and
Weldon RaiIroaI Com pany having been lost,
app ication will be madc to the President and
Board of Directors of the Wilmington and
Weldon RAILROAD CGmps-y or arcDeSai OF the
SAM.
aDriJ zi-wlm ID. MCDANIEL.
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GENERAL COTTON mAnxwrx.

(By Telegraph.)
NEW ORLEANS, April 19-Quiet
and IN good demand-middling 123
cents; low middling Ill cents; good
ordinary lOf cents; net receipts 1,475:
gross 1,511; exports coastwise 1.789:
sales, $500. ' 100 ''o''
SAVANNAH, April 19-Ouiet-mid.
ding 123 cents; net receints ga.
gross 903; sales 600.
GALVESTON. April 19-Duu and
nomlnal-ocmiddling 12a cents: net re-
ceipss 5oo; gross 488; sales 735.
PHILADELPHIA, April l9-Ouiet-
mlddllng lbs cents; net receinta
Isl; gross 27S.
AUGUSTA, April I9-Dul, and NON,
inal-middling 12s cents; receipts l20.
sales 113. NV" AAo'
MOBILE, April 19-Steadv-m;d.
ding III cents; net receipts I73:
gross I73; exports coastwise SO; sales
CHARLESTON, April 19-Steadv-
middilog 123 cents; net receipts AS:
:, :KALTIMoRE, April 19-Dull-mid-
ding ~ cents; gross receipts 40: ex-
ports coastwise %; sales 60.
NORFOLK, April 19-Ouiet-m;d-
ding 12S cents net receipts 400.
exports ceastwise $40; sales 164.
BosToN, April 19-Quiet-midd!ipp
lot cents; net receipts 1873; gross 100.
MEMPHIS. April 19-Oniet-mid-
ding Us cents; net receipts 2O3: shin.
ments 1925; sales 700.
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,F0HFnAli- tic.

egain changed hands, the present
editor, Mr.. J. l.. Webb, having recon-
veyed it to its former editor, W. G.
Durham, Esq.
Hull, April 15.-Blig Mary nj.
Francis, Francis, from Portland, Maine,
via Queenstown. for -. struck on
the Dudgeon Shoals yesterday aud
sunk. Captain, two men and cook
were drowned. Rest OF crew landed
ut Hall"
Capt. B. Francis. whose loss is re
corded above, will be we'll remembered
by our older merchants as master of
the Schr. "Repeater" in these waters
in 1644-subsequently OF the Schr.
Robt. w. Brown, of "Smith's Line, =
and then of the Schr. Lilly, of enc
Creadys Line" ALI of these essels
were regular traders, in "'fore and
aft" schooner days, between here and
New York, After the war, the nature
of Southern commerce taking foreign
I direction, Capt. Francis built the Brig
Mary M. Francis for foreign and off
| shore freighting.
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ELEMENTARY PoLIrICs.-The Boston
a"'ef1'ser Truly says that the only
p'ocCSS yet known by which disinter-
oa.eo' honest, firm and independent
ctlzens can be sent to the c inventions,
20 lor those who wish to be SO repre-
10n'ed TO go to the meetings wnere
'uey are to be chosen, and see that the
.-enI selections are made there. This
pronounces elementary politics.
auu So it is. But no branch of politics
81 much neglected by good citizens.
Guy other way of bringing about de-
'iaoie political results is necessarily
failure.
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