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FOREIGN PORTS.

Rio GRAsDx Feb 7-sailsd, schr Anger Bsdsll Per
nambuco.
rPxn STEAMER RxpusLcl
ANTWERP. March lo-Arrived, Lincoln, Lombard
Bs.InAs March 2o-on she Start, AntOinets. Aecame
BxLrAsT. March 2o-Saed Busy Bee, Smith, Philadel-
BoRDKAux March ls-went TO sea from Royan Comsesss
du Chsel Dupont. New Orleans; Rancsgus, Allan, San
CAnDlvr. March 2o-Arrived. Samuel Welsh, Spear Bris
cARrnAcxxA March ls-ssiled Agenoria, Cutting. Que
BEG; AvAsnsas Jsmis.on DO ,,,, p,.,
Johann. Exund Anna christensen: Calcutta LAuro. and
s f. Now Yt
Renss do for Hampton Roads Hoppe Fredrcksen do for
s.v 9o,s Lam
D.s1sSSra March s6"os solssl.o Romano from Lon
Annie To.rey. Lbbsy Bremen for Hampton Roads land ali
SlssSs: March i7-Arrived rro.vk, Petersen, s.v.n.
rALnovrH March 2i-Arrvod, VIM Woodbury.. Matthias,
on aosh Boriss Tipcovleh from London for Philsde.
GLASGOW. March le-Arived, Tyrian ~. Lawson New
Gs.ALrAR, March Is-sAsd. Dorian ~. Richie. Phils
IoLrunAp March ao-saisd. Neptune Spencer from
Irs.lcH, March ao-Arrvsd, Ban x..ur.nch P.icurieh
x;fs ,,:s xev,s. Ssx
Nepigon %, Scott Baltimore
s aas E ss. sa. ..y c snds
Hook; Sabine. Busrd Key West; Wilhelm Roed Della
bel. Landry sandy ooi ests oIssn Ps.dspsi. Limp.
Msrs. s
Nest; Gregg Dyer radang via cardin; Akbsr, Evan;
Fulton Sandy Hook; Bombay Barter, Key West: wapslla
s cis.i:S so.s The. R.n ryder. Galveston: s:se..
toe. Deisp. sandy Hook 's'''' 90 '-As''' A''''
LosDox. March 2l-Anived. Geo wilmot, Psbellon do
Cleared aosh Golden Horn Kjel.rup; Narga,st Andsr
Pc;cs. rs; Hannah Psrr olsssd Quebec: Yu0s, Meyer
sailed from GOTH Brodrene for Dsren; Padre
Ssr xs,e n.ysI storm om whit
by; New Orleans after being supplied with anchor and
LIsrRrcx March 2i-Arrived. rIdsnte Radosovich New
LvirM. March 2o-ssled. ornen. Kew York. alss from
IsssSss March lszs:Ilsd X',sS:: HANDY Ne. yo,s
MAA.Lurs March ls--ssied. Rotterdam s). vis New
York Dgisburr Ha,es Baltimore land both anchored In
:pss s.s Esss sss
e. csrden sa Lyd; Ahsr for John NIB
smoaKHAn, March 1901 Nedelpad, Olsen, from Hull for
Paws PoIsr. March oo-pss.sd BY. Edith Troop.
TsssI March iO-ssiied. saads~sii schmidt baltimore:
Ansgar. Pie and Emanuel Molbscn. do; Universe Jones'
sno do sigurd Js rossenssn Wilmington Johann Lang,
Wssnas PoIxT March ls-sailed. Dagnai. Have. New
wArxRvonp March 2o-sailed, Ragnhid, Jacobsen. New
York
BREMEN. March 1.-THE bark Emile Ger. Dcckc from
New York. grounded the last night and
lost both anchors but assisted Oh BY and towed
into harbor to-day.
FALnorrn March 21-The AshHntes. from Pabelion de-
Plea reports H. lat 40 80 ~ Ion 10 10 w passed.
abandoned and waerlogged ship painted ports rcmast
and foreyad all other decks completely
swept; could not board
LIvsKrooL. March 2u-rhs Adellnc q Adams had main
f ;rs% Il: ssse reported the s1Soays Z.
The ra.slio from Dublin and the Imperssor Fran
Giuseppe from New Orleans. have been In COLLATION.
Oh Newter The former lost jbDcom, &c. the latter
tanned slight damage.
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WILLIAM N. HoDGsoN, N. p.

cable despatch from London, undor date Of the I'd
inst reports the Of the death Of William
Nicholson Hodgson, member OF Parliament for East
Cumberland. He was sevcnty-nve years of age,
having born in the year 1901. He was
the son OF the late Joseph Hodgson. Esq. Of
Carlisle by his wife Sarah Nicholson. Tho deceased
was educated in tho Grammar School at Richmond. In
the year 1881 he married Mary Irwin. daughter OF
Thomas Irwin, Esq, OF Justus Town, Cumberland. He
was justice or the peace and deputy lieutenant OF
Cumberland. In politics he was conservative, and
proclaimed himself In favor of 'strict neutrality in
our diplomatic Intercourse He sat In Parliament for
Carlisle the year 1s47 to 1852 In the latter Pc
ROD he unsuccessful at an election. Being again
returned by the constituency he represented them
from March. 1857 to April 1859. when he was again
beaten. Iu July. 1865, he again returned and re-
tanned his till 1865 At this period he again
rejected At the general election in November, 1868,
he returned for East Cumberland, few days sub
sequent to his defeat Ut Carlisle
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A1-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-rhe NEw YoRx
HERALD adopted Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green changing from the other
In succession be miles distant Cap
of vessels seeing this signal, will obge BY
preparing any they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the 1IERALp
DPesons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing to such vessels
care yacht pier No. East River Now York
received from all parts ofthe world and promptly do
liyered. Duplicates are required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03
DARING HIGHwAYMEN.

Last night Michael Mayer, OF No. Sl4 Blocker
street. passing through West Third street, and was
In front OF No. $50, two men seized him and
threw him 10 the sidewalk. They then at
tempted TO rob him Of gold watch and
chain. Mayer struggled and called for help,
until Occr Carr arrived and arrested the daring high
waymen The prisoners. On being arraigned before
Sergeant Murray the Mercer street station house,
gave their names and addresses follows:-Francis
j. Bassett No. 133 West Third street, and John
Schmidt No So Cornclia They were locked up,
and will be arraigned At the Washington Place Police
Court this morning
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Last evening John ortcndorf thirty.eight yoaFY
age, OF No IS Norfolk street, attempted 10 jump on
one OF the Hamilton fcrryboats while she was
leaving the slip aud is into the river Alter consider
able dficulty he rescued When taken from
the water be was unconscious. but revived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

BosroN, April 2, 1876.
Tho fine summer residence of s. W. Galloupr. OF
Boston, known A. the Ocean View Cottage, Phil
lips Point, Swampscott, burned to-day. It was
erected in 1868 at cost OF $25, 0O0 The loss tho
house. furniture and outbuildngs is $40 O00 the in
the house Ia 500. 600 and tho furniture
81 OOO The fire supposed be OF incendiary origin
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 2, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD srKAx YACHTS AND uIRAID
wHlTEsrOxE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Qacenssown 18th with mdse and passengers to cortis
Steamer Herman Livinrson Mallory Savannah March So
Steamer wyanoks, Couch Richmond cry Poin. and Nor
folk with mde and passengers TO the Old Dominion Steam
kms.sId LIE. Marin Lverpcsl rss with mds. TO
mencne Sc aud ending north shifted cargo aud split
ss.a s ss rs r.. sn i 'p .s' IL
bark steering east painted black with yellow seak under
above the deck, needed assistance March -
s. 49, scSr Nathaniel WEBSTER %, Gioucss;e asherman
os with @ H vss sTs .s day x s Got
Bsrx Apens Marshall tBr. Parker. Valencia Feb TO- In
Bark syphids sXoH. pederson, m.ysn. Il DAYS, with
csS. o ue 70 y s ssh s
Irig Tere.ns gssp LaurO. Antwerp 81 day. with mdss
s ."s 81 s.y w''s,'; Ss whitley ssss:
northern passage and had strong westerly winds
s s f Il s sa
s sassss
Brig castlion .ef Bsl,'more,; Owens yabscoa. PR y
toJamss Ware Go. Had strong norshsry and West.
irr Ia Plata John, NIB, Bray. sagua days. with
fte', 70 Gomez pea,s, vessel 70 wsnSs,a
Delaware Breakwa,er u days with molassss Gosser
Tf s ysS 'S: /: Sis
schr Hysna. s@asy. rarkers Bay days. with Ice to
schr john DALEY. Long sesrspor days. with Ice to
schr Paine. Smith; Bath Ne. days. with Ice to W
Loud Co win WIN discharge q. SANDY iiG9k. -.
with ice TO Henry ciausen; vessel TO Abbott,
schr Lo.ts Friend Collins. Ksnnebee days. with Ice
ssSr John Hiss Robinson Boston Tor Virginia Pu. in for
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of ritchburs. Springer. New Bedford for
steamer wamsutta. New Bedford for New Yorx.
Steamer .iee.r. Young r,oviasncs 70, New YORK
seSr Se"ra, isichsi Proxdenes for si New yors
Sch, t;sssI. %s.s New Sssis.s New ress.
\.
sS Adrian MaSos Hoei.nS New York '''
ssS Sslis cICxs Phelps; Ssx LONDON g. e. Ssw y0rs
4; New is
ssS S Morgan il.;Si: New .t:sss =: S.iSSS!s. M
ssSr ssrr.sss %aG Hart BAH for ' Ns~ - ysS
schr Ann Murchiscn Falls Nixon, Fail River fsrNsv
ssIr Union, stevens, New Bedford Tor New York.
, j.. a: f,s IL Ssr s
sr
sshr va@srdgs Far. hsrmop. H.rsor e tor Sex Yo,t
@ cas a S.s ss York
sehr Abel " Parker. Dean, bath tor fhlsdelphis
Schr Mary Miller. DAYTON. Somerset tor New York.
Schr u Bartlett Kelly, Pnrkcrs Head Tor Newark, NJ.
Schr John fArnun farnuu Bath for New YORK.
Schr Phoebe Elizabeth, Kelly, New London Tor New York.
scnr Tam o,shanser Eagle, bath Tor FLUSHING.
Schr Annie tBr ,sccord, Providence for New York.
schr Cunningham, Babcock. New Bedford for New
York.
| scfr Connecticut. Crane. Norwalk for New YORK.
| Schr Reading Rk No ~. candy, New Haven Tor New
York.
Scnr Ida Palmer. Palmer. Stamford for New lork.
Schr a Forsyth Hobbie stamford tor New York
April 1scIr Acorn Horn mlsprntsd), Bridge
| port Tor New York.
| BOUND EAST.
Schr Grace Bradley. Turner. New York Liverpool
schr Rabna TIN. secor, New YORK st Johns, NJ.
Schr Biilow. Lynch. Port johnson tor Hartford.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 2, 1876.
South Hadlcy had big fire for country place this
evening which burned the hotel. two barns, Grdleys
store and two houses The total loss is estimated ut
$50 00O and is we'll insured. The 800 inmates Of the
Mount Holyoke Female Seminary did good service In
carrying water.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmaste informed
that by teegrsping TO the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street, London" to the
Paris once, addressing Benustt 81 Avenue do roperA
Paris" the arrivals At and departures from European aud
Eastern Of American and s foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be cabled this
country free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for teleGrsphing
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FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, April 2, 1874
Hale's Block, occupied by Curtis cothier; Clapp
boots and Shoes Alden, photographer and Frazer,
jeweller, partly burned this morning Total loss
about $25, 00l
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BOSTON, April 2, IS76
Ere this evening at Charlestown Neck, near Cam
bridge street. destroyed 10000 fcct Of lumber and the
machinery in the building used by Isaac Hanscom,
wooden box manufacturer The FIRE is supposed to DO
OF ncendary origin, aud the loss estimated at 000
Patrick Hurley and three others were injured by the
breaking Of ladder.
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be taken or Mr.. Frank Pierce desiring 70 make this
a test case refused allow the removal Of the har-
ness and crssey proceeded 70 enforce his order
caught hold Of him and pushed him away For this
act Pierce was and locked up on charge OF
Interfering with an officer IN the discharge or his duty
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FIRE AT CHICOPEE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 2, 1876.
s. W. Parshlcy's block at Chicopee was burned last
night Total loss about 81, 0O0
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ing to Mr.. schwencke were destroyed. About $500
damage done by water 10 the stock OF the shoe
store OF Mr. H. Pieier The house belongs to Justice
Thomas Foster, and believed to be damaged TO the
extent or $780, The losses all said 10 be covered by
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TROUBLE ABOUT A HORSE.

Foreman Holland, OF the stables Of the Cross-town
Railroad Company in Williamsburg, was arrested by
orcer Crssey, Of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals, for having sent out sick tow
horse TO work. Crisscy then went to Washington ave.
nue. where tho horse WAS and ordered It's harness 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03
OBITUARY.
WARREN p. BALLOU.

A telegram from Providence R. l., under date Of I'd
iust reports as follows Warren r Ballou died in
Cumberland yesterday OF pneumonia induced by ex-
posture Sunday last, when his dam at East Black
stone carried away.
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Rchr siias Wright. Farr Hobokeu for New Haven.
schr Lucy Amss. Bishop. New York for salisbury.
Wind 90 sunset >: midnight. wSW.
Baromster st sunset. ~. ~
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IRON FOUNDRY BURNED.

CALAIS, Me-, April 2, 1875
The iron foundry Of W. Z. Slayton destroyed by
IRE last night The loss $25 600; insurance. $4,000
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FIRE IN HOBOKEN.

Sass pIcat nrc broke out the three story house
n los Washington street, Hoboken, adjoining Odd
Iesevs' HAIL About 500 worth OF costumes belong.
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Ship Pawn, Cleveland from Havre Jan 10 via Port Royal
March IS, TO Thomas Dunhsms Nephew Co. Received
pilot April from pilot boat fanny, No H.
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ATTEMPTS AT ARSON.

BosroN, April 2, 1874
There were two incendiary attempts at IRE In Taun-
ton Mass. fast night and this morning The damage
is slight
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OUR CITY'S FINANCES.

The Comptroller has issued the following statement
or the amount OF warrants drawn against the city
treasury from January to March 81 1875; also
comparative statement OF tho city debt represented
in stocks and bonds as OF December 81, 1875, and
March 81 1876. and also statement OF and for what
purposes stocks have been issued
WARRANTS pRAwx-rAYABLE vRou TAXATION
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The in the tournament at the Cafe Interns-
tionale stands a. follows:-
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CLUB HOSPITALITY.

The following note sent the New York Club
vhilo tho Ore was in progress
PAIKrrg CLrB !
No. East Twcnty-sccond street,
$3.50 SUNDAY EVENING. J
Compliments oil the Palette TO the New York Club
~tcndug 70 them the house until such time
= yours will be again ready for occupancy
In haste ROBERT DUNLAP,
tor House Committee.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES DEPARTURES NEW YORK FOE ZEE MONTE
OF APRIL.
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Schr Grace Bradley. Turner. New York for Lverpocl
sehr Rsbna Tn. secord, New YORK st Johns. NJ
Schr Biilow. Lynch. Port johnson tor Hartford.
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PHILADELPHlA MARKET0,
stock Market. u III
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ~, 1875.

lid ll3L@ll33<I Phtla 4 Read
(yer lO6 @lO0 RR, 64A@54ae
b 1881 l2 2lNlNorth fenn 61z3@S
6-Ns 1851 49, 4@ll 1872 Phila 4 Erie DX@M
klu! y 1885 5ll7l1@ll7AIOC& A kk l2H@l2s
[juiy l8s7ll9I@l2O Lehigh Val 62l4@62z
Duly l868l2O1l@lOL Nav Stock50Hg5g
|lO-lOs 1880 l18Z iCata wissa r l8lA@l @l91}}
New 81 ll8z2@ll7 do prefd. 481 043A1
)y Ii, 8s,newlO8Z@lW NCentral II 8tN@86aa::
20 sof N I34349l35 Hestonville 4ON@4l
bnna RR 5t4@54h| ra 9""
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RAHROADs.
nHILADELPdIA, WILMINGTON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD. T.

ohAA A4AOAsAS AsSAAA>ASS|ADs
4azlZ zlgEEA a IS Ez;EEE
II - NovEABER u MIS- - - ~
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol
lows, for
7o0, $40. 900. 9.52, 1880 a. m., 2 40, 70O. $50
Philadelphia snd New York. l.M q. m~
l2.l4 IL 43, 6.46, p. M.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations.
1852, COS, Q. m. 5.Np.m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1850, L55.
eos, q. M, 1885, l.23, $40, FLOP m,
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle. 500, $40, $50, a. m, LIS, $40,
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
800. S.8Oa. m :, $40, p. m. tH~
Delmar and Intermediate Stations. 500.
$50, q. m. i., .,..,../
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40, q. M, AS, $50, p. m.
philadelphia and New York, 1.8l Q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, H.b2. LOO
~ For further information pass sengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. ..,,,x,
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, JAM 10, 1916. ..-COttOn, The better
ades are scarce and firmly held, but low
kdes are generally dull. Sales OF midlfng
l3A@l355zc. for upland and New orleans.
groceries Coffee Is in moderate requist,
d there Is a better feeling; Sales Of ! o0G 0
Laguayra s;,1 at lshasc;; and 10 100 bags g
me Offering; and we continue t0 quote
r and good refining Cuba at eaSl zc.,
pich, however, Is . nominal quotation.
lders not being disposed to part with
eir goods on this basis. Refined sugars
stronger. sapd Nc. higher closing
llAc. for cut loaf lcssfor crushed;
ve IGf Sg a. ainasssoi caiso q
rbadoes is here, but unsoll 80 -.
Bark is nominal at $32 per TON for No.
bercitrOn. n. ttf- "N ''is Nt
Flour and Meal-The Flour market, prea
pts the same dull features reported for q
eek past, and prices favor buyers on
hny descriptions, BY the city millers for
week ending to-day, about 700 barrels
anged hands on terms withheld. 700 bar
Is sold TO the local trade: Superfne at
9 ra ,smfy sftTAs & a % Mnnascts d.
at $5.75@6.371x; Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Llama do. do. at Ss@6.75; and fancy
ends at $7.25@8.5O. Rye tlour sells ut
ll2H. In Corn Meal. no sales. 49,
iralnI,Tne wheat mar ket Is steady, With
n much aetivity. ss1es of :, AlH bushels
sl3s@l.40 WesterA red. at q. t.@ll5, and
4i@l 80 for white. Rye sells at Sc. Corn
pull; prime dry lotB are scarce; aales 4O'N
shels new at $685., and soine old at
Poo. Oats are steady Of 48060c. for
9ite, and 42@45cj for mixed,
~hdiskey %nd i'quietatsk r fos Western iron
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AAALANOvA COLLEG e, della WAER
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

\ 1lAANOvA COLLEGE, ,DELAWAER
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univers-
Privileges, sundsr the charge Of the
usustinian Fathers, and offers superior
vantages to students, who desire to make
thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
~ course. It is situated On the Pennsyl-
ma Central Rail Road, eleven miles
om Philadelphia. Rail Road Station and
0st Office on the College grounds.
Terms: :laffJ, atl-F
fer fe session Of Eve months lin advance
"t' oIf.gl -ra.
nr r., 4s,.Ub CIWSEFag
'uA particular send for q Catalog .,
~e'' :" l-]yr Pres, asnt
The Morning herald., 1876-01-11
Baltimore Produce Market.

bALTIMoRE, Jan. 1O.-Cotton, quiet but
ahny; middling, l1Ns1c. Flour dull and
chsanged. Wheat hrm; No. 2 Western
u, NST Pennsylvania red, $l.37al 40
.yiand red, 81. .l5al.45; do. amber, Sl.5Oa
o do white, 81. l5al.45. Corn steady;
u'nern white, new, 4Sa5Sc.; Southern vel
NJ, new 5Ca58c.; Western mixed, new, &c.
as. quet but steady; Southern, 4Oa4Sc.;
."'ern white, 43a45c.; Western mixed, 4ls
ttyiand and Pennsylvafia, $22aS. Pro-
anhs.Nothing dOingin round lots; order
~ N Airly active. Pork, new. jObbing.
n. Bulk meats-Packed shoulders.S 81
HI; uoS Siear @ rib sides, 1lNaAc. Bacon,
Hams ard s.ssd dul1 u11 sasss; a
aEe i've! !z2Aal24c.; refined 1870 Butter fairly
aMce' western extras, 27za2ac.; do. firsts,
10y ,petrOleum strong; crude, no.; re-
su, rSnos iS3c. Coffee d Ill and heavy; Rio
ry dull at 81 ~ NV -. ~
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Philadelphia Prodace Market.

'eeds-The demand for Cloverseed ID
oderate and prices range fram uH@l2l4c.
pound, Timothy is unchanged. Flax.
l6D@l.86. I.TVI 10 --g.. ..Ty. .
Butter- Quiet and rather dull. NewYork
"a Bradford county extras 38a34c; do
lists Ba3lc; Western extras, 8a20c; do.
q, 15a28c;: Rolls, Western extras, Na28c;
lists, y5a28c. ,'..l E. ...4 }7rstt3 l
quiet and holders firm.
fw York fancy, 1870; DO. prime, l4A@
Ec.; Western fne. l2l<6l3c.
Eggs Receipts moderate and prices un-
auged. PennSyi vania, New Jersey, and
laware fresh, &c.; Western do. 100 &C.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-11

fvHANGE OF HQIIRk-WILMINGTO
" 4 WESTERN RA1LkOAD..COm
WI wik T1nSsE; .sn g EloiiowRs: issR"~F IT, t'' 'ffHr
Leave Wilmington lO.sO am: :,and 8. IS pm.
Leave Landsn berg Gas AM, and .SO pm.
Arrive w ilmingt N 7.56 am, and 3. i5 PM
Arrive LandeHberg II. Is p. m. .,afd $50 pm.
z. CONNE(yTIONE.-AtW Wilmington, Will
P.1 w, a. B. and Delaware K. Il. trains. Al
Lardenberg with Penna. 4 Delaware h. r..
aug 1s-tf DAVID CONNELL, Sup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-07
Louisiana ELECTION Law.

New ORLEANS, February 5.-The points
OF divergence between the two Houses Of
the Legislature on the election law are
thus summarized: The existilg election
laws contain Returning Board clause,
approved by Gov. Yarmouth in connec-
tion with the election OF 1872. The House
bill abolishes the Returning Board. The
Senate substitute retains il, but provides
for its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES members 10
be appointed by the Governor with the
consent Of the Senate, and two members
TO be elected by tho House. The powers
and duties Of the Board are stringsntly
defined. In cases Of alleged violence, in
timidation or bloodshed they hayo power
to send for persons and papers and compel
attendance OF witnesses and administer
oaths, and If, after inquiry and examina-
ton, said returning officers, or major
ity thereof, shall find and determine that
there was not full, fair and free election
in any such locality, pail, ward, precinct
or parish for any OF the reasons or from
any Of tho causes stated in this section,
and that the result Of the vote or election
in any such locality was materially al
fected thereby, then and in that case they
shall not count, compile or give any effect
to any vote or votes cast ut any such
locality, pail, ward, precinct or parish,
but shall discard and disregard the same
in the canvass and compilation OF the
votes Gust at said election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-07
Confederate Records.

WASHINGTON, February 5.-Thesecre-
tary OF the Southern Historical Society,
replying to Secretary Belknap's letter to
him, says: "The people OF the South are
not only willing and anxious that the
whole Of their official records should be
given to the world, but that future his:
torians should have an opportunity OF
Judging them in the light Of those records
Be assured, then, OF our hearty co-opera.
tion in supplying your department with
the missing Confederate documents. We
will have furnished you properly
authenticated copies OF such as are in
our possession, and will assist you in pro:
curing others; il being understood OF
course that your department will afford
us similar facility in the prosecution OF
MIR wOrkn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-07
Acquitted.

BRIDGEroN, N. j., February 5,-The
jury in the case OF Lands, on trial for the
murder Of Carruth, in Nineland some
time ago, came into court this morning
and asked to be discharged, there being
no prospect Of an agreement. The fore.
man informed the judge that the jury had
acquitted the prisoner on the first and
second counts, but was divided on the re.
naming one. The judge sent them out
again for further deliberation.
BRrpoEroN, N. j., February 5.-At 10
o'clock tonight the Court House bell
rang out the notification to all Bridgeton
that the jury had agreed upon the yer.
dict, and Immediately an immense throng
besicged the Court building within and
without. Judge Reed in a short time
arrived, and Mr.. Lands was brought in
to court, he looked pale and anxiouP.
The jury promptly filed into the court
room, and in reply TO the usual question,
the foreman said, Eve find the defendant
not guilty, on the ground Of insanity"