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SENATE.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

The chair laid before the Senate com.
munication from the Commissioner oi
Agriculture, in answer to the resolution
recently submitted by Mr.. Jones, OF
Florida, in regard to the growth OF sea
island cotton. Ordered printed and re.
ferred.
Mr.. Sherman presented resolution OF
the Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce op-
posing any change in the present law re-
quiring draw in any bridge to be erect
cd over the Ohio river. Referred.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen presented the petit
ton of LOngston, Brooks and other
colored men Of the District Of Columbia,
asking that the l4th OF April next, the
anniversary of Emancipation in the Dis
trict, be declared holiday, to enable the
persons employed in the departments to
attend the unwilling Of the Lincoln
Statue in Lincoln Park. Referred.
Mr.. Wright called up the bill fixing
times and places for holding certain terms
Of the District Court Of the United States.
Mr.. Edmunds moved that when the
Senate adjourn to-day it be TO meet on
Monday next. Agreed to.
Mr.. Wright called up the bill fixing
the times and places for holding certain
terms Of the District Court Of the United
States in Iowa. Passed.
NEW MEXICO.
The Senate then resumed considera.
tion Of the unfinished business-the bill
to enable the people OF New Mexico to
form a constitution and State government
and for the admission Of said State into
the Union on an equal footing with the
original States. The amendments pro.
posed by the Committee on Territories
providing that the laws Of the United
States shall be applicable to the new
State when admitted, and that it shall
constitute n judicial district, fixing the
salary OF the District Judge, Marshall
Attorney, &C., were agreed 10.
The bill was discussed by Morrill,, o.
Vermont, Morrill,, Of Maine, Hitchcock,
Sargent, Wallace, COckrell, BOgy and
others.
Mr.. Cockrell substituted an amendment
providing that the Governors proclama
lion ordering an election for representa-
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Mr.. A. l.. Wade, Superintendent oi
Schools in Monongalia county, sends III
his postal card circular TO Teachers and
friends OF Free Schools" in that county,
notifying them that on certain days, begin
ming on the 25tlI Of February and ending
on the llth of March, he will hold "thC
first annual examination OF the gradu-
ating classes for the several districts Of
the county," at the places and dates speci-
tied for each district. The exercises he
proposes constitute new feature in
school superintendency, so far as We
know, and one that is calculated to enlist
much interest in the cause Of education
in Monongalia. The circular concludes
thus
Each examination will commence
promptly at 10 A. NJ, and continue dur
ing the day.
Every pupil should have pencil and
several sheets OF foolscap paper.
At night the graduating class from
each school will be represented by an
Oration, essay, defamation or select
reading from one OF its members. The
granting of diplomas and an address 10
the graduating classes by some expert
cnced educator will close the exercises.
Friends OF popular education are in-
yited to be present. We expect the best
music-vocal and instrumental both
day and night, which each district can
produce.
Basket dinners, and suppers too, vii
be in order.
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Pork Packers Report.

CHICAGO, March, 10.-Secretary How.
ard, Of the Chicago Pork-Packers' Asso.
citation, reports the aggregate packing OF
hogs at Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, In
dianapolis, Louisville and Milwaukee,
for the season Of 1856, at 3,2l9,722;
average net weight 2l6.17 pounds, the per.
centage Of shrinkage allowed for Cincin-
natl and st. Louis being 10 per cent from
the gross weights. The average yield OF
lard per hog is reported at S5.44 pounds,
equal to reported production OF 3i5,G5O
tierces. The barrelled pork made is re.
ported at 3, ,172 barrels clear, 290, ,4Sl mess
pork, 2,O54 NJ. o. pork, q, ,G36 prime mess
pork, 14,4G0 extra prime, l,2l2 family
mess pork, 1900 ruInp pork, SIG bull
pork. Total, 362,0Sl barrels in the six
cities.
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ByTeIegr!ap'h
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
no THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
TERRIFIC STORM.
Hazel Green, Wis, in Ruins
Great Destruction Of Property,
Forty Persons Killed & Wounded
Hazel Green, Wis, in Ruins,
Great Destruction of Property
Forty Persons Killed & Wounded
List oi Killed and Injured.

Sr. LOUIS, March l0.-The RepuJlicaH'S
Kansas City special says terrible storm
of rain and hail passed over Southern
Kansas at noon to-day. The rain was
accompanied by violent wind, thun-
der and lightning. Alongt the line Of the
Fort Scott Railroad hail stones rs large
rs hens eggs fell and fairly covered the
ground.
CHICAGO, March 10.-Specials report
that the most terrific wind and thunder
storm with rain visited the northwest late
this afternoon and evening. 1t appears
TO have extended from Quincy, Ills, to
the northern portion OF Iowa, and to have
been specially severe near the Mississippi
river. At some places it amounted TO
tornado and considerable damage was in
llicted. The town OF Halle Green, in the
southeast corner OF Grant county, Wis,
near the Illinois State line, which has
about one thousand inhabitants, mostly
lead miners, was struck by the tornado.
About 4 o'clock messengers were dis
patched 10 Galcna and Danube for doctors
10 care for tile injured. These messen-
gers told story Of most extraordinary
destruction Of property and life. One OF
them affirmed that fOrty.onc people had
been killed outright or injured and that
the town was almost totally destroyed.
Particulars will he sent il obtainNble
at later hour. There is no telegraphic
communication with Halle Green.
CHICAGO, March l0.-A Tribune special
from Galcna special says that it is i'm.
possible to get accurate news from Halle
Green tonight. The latest accounts give
the list Of killed and wounded as follows :
Joshua Richards, Mrs. Looney, Mrs.
Thomas Richards, the wife, mother and
daughter Of Thomas Edwards, n son OF
Joseph Jackson, Edward Thomspon and
his fathcr--nine persons III all.
There was II rumOr that is were killed,
but it cannot be authenticated. A great
many are badly injured, some probably
fatally. Broken legs and arms and other
casualties are reported in nnmherleSs
cases.
The village was built of wood, and the
tornado swept a clean track from the
southeast TO the northwest through the
town, destroying twcnty.six buildings in
oil
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICE OP rMR CmIEP SIGNAL OPPIcRR,
WtsilINGToS, DC, March I'LL 4. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES
For the New England and Middle States
increasing cloudiness and light rains,
slowly rising temperature, northeast TO
southeast winds, and high but falling ba.
rometer.
For the South Atlantic States partially
cloudy and clear weather aud slight
changes in temperature, with east to
south winds, and stationary or rising ba-
rometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, increasing cloudiness, south
erly winds and areas Of rain, followed in
the southwest and western portions oi the
Ohio valley and Tennessee by colder
north to west winds and rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, generally cloudy
weather and rain, with east to south
winds. rising temperature and falling
barometer.
For the Upper Lakes, generally cloudy
weather, with rain or snow during the
day, followed by decidedly colder, clear
ing weather, northwest to southwest
winds, and rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, partly cloudy and cold
er weather than on Friday, with north
west to southwest winds, rising barome
ter, and possibly snow in the first district
The Upper Mississippi rivGrwill rise
slightly during Saturday:
Cauiionary signals will continue al
Grand Haven and Milwaukee.
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Investigation Of Railway officials

NEW YORK, March 10.-The St. Louis,
Alton & Terre Haute Railroad filed, in
the Circuit Court, a bill in equity against
Chas. Butler, Samuel J. Tilden and Rus.
sci Sage. The bill claims that the defend
ants as trustees and as purchasing COM
mittee, to which the plaintiff is success.
sor by purchase, consolidation and reor;
ganization, facilitated an over issue OF
bonds and stock Of various kinds Of the
new corporation. Governor Tilden is
called upon to answer whether the
twenty thousand dollars he received, as
counsel, fees, were all he made in the bnsi'
ness, and other defendants arc interrogat-
cd rs to the salaries and compensation
received by them. The bill alleges ar
over issues Of securities to very large
amount,
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THE Chicago Tribune speaks in high
terms OF the ability and success Of the
new paper of the Reformed EpiscO'
palians-thc appeal Among tho leading
articles in the last number are the follow
ing;
"Lent," by Bishop Cheney; "The Phi,
lo'ophy OF Ecclesiastical Reform" "The
Crucifxion," "Biblc Egypt" by S. 5.
Merrywcather; "Why Make Another Di-
vision in Protestant Chrlstendom?" by
Bishop Cummins; "Layman or Cleric ~
by the Rev. W. Fl. Cooper; "The Pastoral
Of the Bishop of Winchester" by the Rev
Joseph D. Wilson; "Some Home Talk
About the Reformed Episcopal Church.
al'O by the latter; and "Driftiug About"
a'ermOn by the Rev. DR.. Fallows.
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PHILADELPHIA, March IO.-FIour-
high grades s. 70OaS 90. Wheat-Amber
81 ilal IS; white 81 Ija1 65; Pennsylvania
red 81 10. Rye-Firm at S2aSSc. Corn
Yellow 57aG5c; white 5S1SaGOc. Oats
White I3ai5c. Seeds-Clovcr at 141Ea15c.
PetrOlcum--NOminAl; crude lOSSc; refined
1890. Buttcr-Scarce; New York and
Bradford county 35a37c; firsts 9Sa32c; west.
crn extras 2Sa3Oc; iirsts 25a26c. Cheese
Firm; New York 123<al4c; western fresh
I24al3c. Eggs-Firm; Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware fresh l6c. Whisky
Firm ut 81 90.
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Ghtqntelliqetrrer.
A Cnse inPOinl,
The Washington, Pa, Eraminer records
III. folIowinv circumstance:

The Washington, Pa, Eraminer rccord'
the following circumstance:
In 1864, Mr.. A. B. Caldwell, merchant
oilhis place, sold gentleman Do'' oI o.
muslin-forty yards-at 50 cents per
ward, amounting 10 So. a few days since
the same gentleman called AZ IN Inc = s'VLe ,Le
and purchased bolt OF musIIn y, co o. ! sne q
same brand and quality ior :" w! VI . .
cents ner yord-a difference OF price IN
N" srmc article Of SOS 40. Facts like
,%O,c O nTs calculated to mai kc us pause
WI aUJ ,L;rt and to wonder while it is so
,I"gic"it Ian IN nav nine cents now per yard,
how how We ever supplied ourselves at so
cents pcr yard. A bushel Of wheat now
will purchase many more yards than in
1851.
A bushel Of wheat in 1864 was worth
s225, a, We find by referring to our ia
bIr., consequently it would have taken in
that year about IA bushels to pay for the
muslin in question. This year good
wheat is worth say 81 25per bushel, and
consequently three bushels of it will
more than pay for the DO yards Of mus
lin.
Now what Is the moral that this fact
teaches the farmer? Is tito so in for in
lation-more greenbaCks-or rather to
resist every tendency in that direction
lie cannot afford to forget that every
bnshcl Of wheat raised on his farm costs
him precisely the same labor whether,
when harvested, il buys ten yards or one
hundred yards OF muslin. What does it
profit him to get big price for his wheat
and wool and pay u still bigger price for
muslin, sugar, coffee, shoes, clothes, &c?
The reason why wheat sold for s. % per
bu.hcl and wool Tor n dollar per pound
in 1864 was because in that year the cur.
rcncy Of the country was deprecated to
thirty-six cents on the dollar. The
prices Tor wheat and wool to-day, while
not very satisfactory to the farmers, will
buy more dry goods and groceries than
ia 1864, when, rs We have said, they re-
spectively sold for 81 % and 81.
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FIRE RECORD.

Bosroy, March 1o.-A fire broke out
at No. 90 Dock Square, occupied by Lap.
pen & Co., and extended to Nos. 81 and
2S, and in the rear to Nos. IS and 10,
Hall Square. The loss Is estimated at
$4,000.
CINCINNATI, March 10.-Gay's tar fac
tory burned this morning. Loss not yet
ascertained.
CEDAR SPRINGS, March l0.-Baird,
Famhan & Morris lumber and shingle
mill burned yesterday. Loss $4,000, in
surance $4,000.
Dover, March 1O.-The Wilmington
Academy burned this morning. Loss
$4,000,
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ClScISSATI, March -Cotton-Dull at
l2Hc. Flour-Dull at s. OOa5 70. Wheat
Quiet at 81 lOa1 25. Corn-Dull at 4sa
6Oc. 0ats-Quiet and firm at S5a40c. Bar
ley and Ryc-Firm and unchanged. Pork
Quiet at S23 90. Lard-Firm and in fair
demand; steam 13al31Sc; kettle 1SNa14c.
Bulk kMcats-Quietu and firm at s. SAa12al2lIc.
BacOn-Stca1y at 9Aal3HalSNc. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at 81 Oh.
IloGs-Dull; common light 81 35a7 45;
fair to good do s. S5aaS %; heavy IS 4oa
8 Il
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Arrest OF Conntcrlciters.

CIScxNATr, March lO.-Thc Ga:et!e's
Ferre Ilau,c special says: Daniel Mil
Ter, John Kirk, John Saunders, DIR. j.
Saunders, John Davis, John Dnlcy and
Henry Saunders, counterteiters, hereto.
fore operating in this section Of the State,
were arrested to-day. Spurious fraction.
al currency was found in their posses
sion. They have uttered $4,000 conn'
terieit money.
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New YORK, March l0.-BusineSs con.
tinucd sluggish with the commission houses
and importers, but the jobbing trade was
fairly active. Cotton goods in steady de.
mand and nOminally firm in first hands, but
iobbing quotations are low and irregular.
Prints quiet with agents, but active in job.
bcrs hands. Woolens continued quiet. o.
L. Tufts, domestic commission merchants,
have suspended payment.
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A Protest from Colored Rcpnb.
licnns.

New ORLEANS, March 10.-Lieutenant
Governor Antoine and sixteen other
prominent colored Republicans have
signed card to Senator Ferry protesting
against his action in ordering the exclu-
sion OF Senator Pinchback, an ex.Gov-
ernor, from the floor Of the Senate. They
say that this action seems hasty and un-
Just and u painful reflection on our race
through It's highly honored representa-!
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EnIlnin bridge.

CINCINNATI, March 1O.-spccinls to the
Enquirer and Gd;eiiee say that the second
span Of tho Scioto Valley Railroad
bridge, now being constructed across the
river at Chillicothe, fell this afternoon
precipitating 10 or 10 workmen distance
Of 80 feet into the river. Byron Leach
was killed aud several others more or less
seriously injured, but none fatally.
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WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The com.
mittee on arrangements for the inaugura
ton Of the Freedmens' Lincoln Nlonu.
ment in this city on the 14th OF April
next, have issued an address inviting the
friends Of impartial freedom, equal
rights and the free Institutions OF our
country to join in the interesting and ap.
propriate exercises. The orator OF tho
occasion is Frederick Douglass.
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Crispins In Trouble.

New York, March lO.-In the CourI
OF General Sessions to-day, before Judge
Giltlersleeve, thirty.nine shoemakers, ar
rested on bench warrants, granted on the
charge Of conspiracy, and indicted by the
Grand Jury for misdemcanor, were ar,
raigned for trial, which was postponed
till Tuesday next,
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LONDON, March 1O.-Great excitement
prevails in Brussels over the discovery Of
an extensive defalcation in the National
Bank there. Itappears that six million
francs have been embezzled by one OF the
clerks OF the bank. A man suspected to
be the guilty party was arrested to-day
on the steamer City Of Paris at Queens
town, as she was about leaving for New
Va.E
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VIZ alluded in Thursdays lNrEILIGSE-
GER to some of the sayings Of the "advis-
ory brethren" since they returned TO their
respective parishes from the Brooklyn
Council, touching their private opinion
Of the scandal. They are letting ont
the secrets they heard, while in attend
ance, by piece. meal, and each brother, III
his own peculiar way, has something pe'
Culiar TO tell. Thus Mr.. Pcttengill, Of Yer
mont, testilics that.
Mrs. Tilton told those who visited he
what was the crime which she had com
mitted, in consequence OF her discovery o
her husbands inIidelities, and what wa
the cause OF her remorse. She determined
to bear no more children 10 him, and, a,
the statute OF Limitation now prevents The
arrest and punishment Of the physician
who aided her in the accomplishment O
her purpose, she has no object to have tht
fact publicly stated.
And DR.. Warren, Of the Christian Port
land Mirror adds:-
Could her whole statement as she gave
it be made public, il would throw a flood
Of light on her so-called confessions, and
convince most candid persons not only
that she was guiltless, though weak; but
Also, that she deserves the tenderest com
miscration from all who have hearts tc
pel for the suffering.
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EAST LIBERTY, March lO.-CATTLE
Receipts to-day 1887 head all through stock,
and for four days 4,760 head. No business
done to-day; no buyers, and so no quota.
tiOnS.
HoGs-Rcccipts to-day 1890 head, and
5,90j for four days. Prices, $SaS 40; Phila-
delphias 50 50a0 9J.
SnEEp-Receipts to-day $500 head, and
for four days II, 500 head. Prices, So 25a675.
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A shower OF M. DIS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-The annu-
al commencement OF the Medical District
University OF Pennsylvania took place in
the Academy Of Music this afternoon.
Graduates to the number Of l24 received
the degree OF NJ. D.
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TOLEDO, March 1O.-Flour- Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady; No. 9 white
Wabash 81 81; No. white Michigan 81 20;
No.2, $1l llIG; extra 81 80; amber Mich.
ignn 81 92A. Com-Steady; high mixed
iSc; April 4Sc; seller May 60c; low mixed
held at iGI4c, I6c bid; no grade 44Hc.
Oats-Dull; No. 2, 80 IIc; Michigan 3SNc.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet and iiFm.

STocEs--Opened weak, aud prices de.
Clined Isa9E In the general list; Pacific Mail
however, was heavily pressed for sale, and
broke from 29H to 2Ok. Lake Shore dc.
clined TO OiX regular, and G9 seller 60.
Erie fell on 10 l7jS, Ohio to SON, Western
Union to 67A. Toward noon iirmer feel
ing set In, aud prices made general ad.
vance, Pacific Mail rising to 2lh, Western
Union to 0sK, lake Shore to COZ, North
western common tSA. Erie to l9N, Rock
Island to III, 81. Paul to ~, preferred to
S0N, Ohios to 2lh, and Michigan Central
10 Gi. Union Pacific ranged between G7N
and 6sII, American District Telegraph ad-
yanced 70 25sSa26. At the close the market
was generally strong and higher, with Erie
and Western shares the features. Erie ad.
vanCed to20h ouincreascd dealings, the late
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COLUMBUS, March lO.-Judgc II. c.
Whitman, Of the Supreme Court Com
mission, to-day resigned his position,
and Governor Hays nt once sent to the
senate, the name OF Thomas Q. Ashbnrnc,
ol CIermont county, TO Gil the vacancy.
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VOLUME XXIv---NUNIBER 112.

advance being based on the reports Of q
probable compromise between the English
bOndholdCrs and American stockholders.
and also the conclusion of an arrangement
with the Delaware, Lackawana & Western
Company whereby third rail was TO be
laid on the Erie from Waverly westward, so
that coal could be transported in narrow
gauge cars. Lake Shore advanced to 65sz,
New York Central to l1GIs, Northwestern
common to 4SSI, preferred to G5I<, St. Paul
common to A, preferred to SIX, OhioS, to
2lh, Union Pacific to GS, Western Unionto
6S7s, Pittsburgh to 9S, and American Dis.
trict Telegraph to IS. Pacific Mail recov.
cred to 2lR and afterwards reacted to
2O5S, at which It closed. Cleveland, Colum.
bus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis declined to
53T. Rock Island receded from Ill to
110I, Michigan Central from Gi to 6Sk,
and New Jersey Central from 107h to
10G2{. The advance in st. Paul shares was
based on the large increase in the earnings
officially reported to the Stock Exchange
and the prospects of m early dividend on
preferred. The transactions were 2l7,000
shares, OF which Al 900 were Pacific Mail,
2s,2l5 Western Union, 1000 81. Paul, o..
600 Erie, Gl 900 Lake Shore and 1000 Mich.
ipnn Central
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW York, March lO.-MoNEY-9a3lG
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4l1a511
per cent. Custom receipts S252, 900. The As.
sistaut Treasurer disbursed 1851 900. Clear.
ingS, So, 100000. Sterling firm at 4.s5A"
4.S9A. .
GoLD-Opcned at 114IS, declined to
l149G, and closed ut ll45s. Carrying rates
were 2 TO Sh per cent.
GOVRRNMESTS-StrOn
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NEW ORLEANS, March lO.-Sugar-Firm
common GaGHc; fair to fully fair Gisa71<c;
prime to strictly prime 7HN7Nc. Molasses
Firm; fcrmenting common SOaS5ci prime
l0a42c; strictly prime 45a4Ic; choice Goa
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First Arriynl from Put.ln.Bay,

S4SDusKY, March 1O.-The steamer
Solden Eagle arrived here to-day from
,rr,at'in, Bay, the first arrival Of the season.
There is no ice in the lake to impede
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ROCHESTER, March 1O.-The failure Of
Eastman COlly, lumber dealer Of Brock
port, is announced. Liabilities 100000.
Assets S250,000.
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Eonnd l.uilfY.

TRENTON, MI, March 1O.-The jury
in the case Of Josephus Sooy, the default
ing State Treasurer, brought in verdict
Of guilty, with recommendation OF
mercy,