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Connecticut western news., 1877-06-08
THE DANGERS OF MANHOOD.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Youth! whose ingenious spirit just and kind, Leoks from that gentle eye, that open brow, Wilt thou be ever thus in heart and mind. As guileless and as merciful as now7 Behold this streamlet whose sweet waters
 wind,
 Among green knolls unbroken by the blow, Where wild flowers WOO the bee, and wild
 birds find
 Safe nests and secret in the cedar bough. This stream must reach the sea, and then
 no more
 Its purity and peaceful mood will keep, But change to bitter brine and madly roar Among the breakers there and toss and leap, And dash the helpless bark against the shore, And whelm the drowning seamen in the deep.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
1890 MRDNRspAY, March Z, 1877.

Anerioaa Geld.-104 bid. 10S asked. g e-sr. Y
State rittes.-yirginia consos; I? bid3 yir-
faus 81 BID asT IL hs sa
gfnis Interest certificates, 20 asked Virginia tax
receivable coupons, s3x bid, s3x asked, ...3f,,.
mo sisy s asaE a.s
Petersburg city 6s, as bid, 30 asked. z .,ai., !
Ratir0dd Bonds-YlrginiaC entrai Railroad drsi
mortgage ss. J. aid j., go big; Virgins gen fa
Virginia Central Rafhoad fourth mortgages 80, :.
and D.; 90 asked; Virginia Central Railroad NON,
mortgage s's. j. and D., 60 asked; Yfrginla and
Tennessee Railroad seco1d mortgage Ss. and d.,
SAY bid yirsna md s R H.ln,s ts aSd
tennessee Railroad funded s's, y. and s., SO BID;
youttside Railroad second mortgage pfsfe1reql vs.,
~ aue j., 80 bid: Southafde Ralfoad third fnorI-
gnge preferred ss: ). and y, A BIG, o. nssea'
s6 askedt Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage SIS, j. and j., 10 bud; Ricn-
rrioni. Fredericksburg and Potomac Raiiroad Mort-
gage rs, j. and T., "a bid: Richmond md DanTle
Piedmont Railroad hrst mortgage S,s. 4. and o.,
So bid, g2 asked; Auant,and Richmond kir-Li
first mortgage Ss, j. aud D., SPY asked; s.tr,,
.RaiLroddg Stocks.-Chesapette and ONO kal,
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guarantsed'
100 par, 92 bid; Richmond and Danvile Railroad
81 Baass. StoeksNF,rst National, 100 par, bid
Bank Of YiEsdnia LOO paF BID: Bank 81 Com
22A bid, 231 asked. q :: 81 &s3,,2Ea
Insurance Companiss.-Virgtnia Fire and Ma
bid, 80 asked; Virginia Home, 100 PAR, Sa bid es
asked Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81 askedi
City, 100 par, 80 asked; Old Dominion, 100 par.
81 bid. 80 asked; Granite Insurance Company, Iuo
pany, 25 par, l94 asked; Richmond Fire Associa-
ton. rs par, 174 bid, / 81 asked.
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FLuVANNA COUNTY.

WILMINGTON, VA, March 5. 1877.
Editors Of Dispatch: A very distressing
accident occurred within about two miles
o, this place to-day abont 10 o'clock. A
Young man named Charlie Stokes loaded
ND his gun to shoot some birds. AS soon
a. he finished loading it no laid it down
near by him, and at the same time pushed
i back from him. The hammer struck
something. which caused the cap to cN-
Mode, the load passing through the weather.
boarding OF the partition in the house and
lodrinr in the breast OF Miss Stokes, his SIS
tor who was standing up on one side Of the
rnom in ten feet OF the gun, killing her al
most instantly. She was eighteen or TWEEN
y OF age AS yd s saye nsu o on m
fslI and expired in few moments. Young
nom and bows, YOU cannot be careful
enough with firearms. Let this be warn
in" TO YOU hereafter. OBSERVER.
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!, 7sas: Black, 65c.@ s1.-the last prime artseA;
ilm ar g sLioSs1.oo; sunpowder, s1A191.aG
~ Licosiee. 81 * = / 5ss Z 81
+ Ltcorfce Paste: j. G. 4 Co. 31c.. r. h.. csc.
4. .. G., 23c.; *: Co, &c; r. s., CSC; Anchor
27c.; "A. C. c.s16e.; 6. y G.. 2se. &. =
Liquors, Wines. &c. g
AZ: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@$2.16 D.
Brandfes: Domestic. 61.25aS2: fruit. 41.3s1
@$3; VIRGINIA peach, S3@s3.5O. - g
Rye Whtskeus: Medium, 81 g O@sS: pure old, 81
Gya6 slsg I'm mountain, new, sz9s2.5o; Old
Gin Domestic. s1.25Gis2 imported, &c q case.
Ne1o 6nytGnd Rum S1.60. f.tsS-IIF etfsssft ss.jt
I, Rsct0sed Whfsksys: Market steady; proofs
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
ksser NV, Tis osl2a:IS Loco wes.sra
S2o@$75 q 1000 yellow pine boards, iO@S11s
DIST. Sl2@$ls, according o. lengths. Shinnes-
Pine. 82.5oH$5: cypress sfx-inch, ls7.50M411
1000. 5Laihs-sptii, 81 SO sawed, s2.259$2.Sss
&ares: Whfakey-barre timber. green. III saS2ea
I 900; seasoned. $2O@$35 D 1000, Mctr.Sarrsi
timber, S6@S7.50 u 1000. FiouT-bArrrl poles, az
@s; hogshead-lioops. NO demand; hickory -hoops.
- 'sas,-.l MilI.Feed. 7t0fsg-E3 s.ysst1
3Shipstal0:s4ota y pusnei IN Il. :ss ss.s,a
,iBrown$tag: $4,000. = nushet. s.is
WAeut BrdH.: zoe. p ,bshel.t5 t'sas' t1'f ~
Corn Bran: 1Scy per btlshel. ~ c''g.t;
3r4aH Powder, Shot. &c. ,e7ay. f3,
Fuse !. Toy,s mining, 3Sc.@sI.25s n 100 feet.
Posoder 1915 by the fse kegs-iess than dvS
kegs 1895 blasting, $3.25E9$3 DO. ,tFss-t
Shot: Northern, 81. 40@s250 a bag Of % ns.. II
-,GrindstoneS: 1k@2kc., d fb...ira ggy5.Irss,t Z
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK: MARKET.
- =
MARINE IEFELG,xGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 7,1s77.

-2.E-I' s..s ARRIVED sy.'23s' r-'a -. 81
steamer Eliza uancox Clifford, Norfolk, rer-
obandse and passengers, L. B. Iatunl, aren't:
0s sc s%,ne Necs nrannock Baltimore ral the
scIooner Lille, Mills Baltimore, grain, Dunlop &
scSooncr Thomas J.. Seward, Patterson, Alexan-
,,,S. ernm. me HnxalI-C renshaw Company.
schooner Mary Augusta, Wrotep, Baltimore ul l'
John Bo"ers ~ !; lu.al- \, t.Giv}.l '-naG
l-eai7,, t,u8, ~ skitIB: IS tF;q p 80
Steamer DETAINED; shrPpshire,, baltimore, ner.
Schooner W. Buunel, Buanel, New York, coal:
Schooner Jamestown, Hazleton, New York, camel
coal, Gervas Storrs, agent. II ,#tE-a ttl.F 90 \
Ea s.Ftr, CLEARED FOR THIS FORT. & - shf
From New York February 2ad brig Glance tBr.),.
From Liverpool February I'd, bark Trank tEonl
From Liverpool February Cd, bark woye Nor,
From Liverpool February 18th, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tsrpeian OBI,
From, liverpool February eth, bark ;suitzelms.
From Phils,s!rhla February a7.h, schooner John
Erom 1 F6aasphis February schooner st tan
;, From Rockiand February -. schooner Bengal,
From Boston March Sd, schooner Dexter CLARK,
: From s Roekand February Gath schooner Convoy,
From Eoekland February Oath, schooner j. c.
From S New York March 3d. schooner E.k. VII
From New York March Sd, schooner Paul and
Thompson, Brown t& 80, Sstt+t
@ MEMORANDA. 3E ngessa5,
Schooners Saliie Courscy. ,Brannin yTbomas Var
Glider Van Glider; Hattie +. Giles, Drannon Hat
RfSnOn. Anf1en Nm ND
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NEWS OFsTHE WORLD.
HAyEs,s CABENET SELECTED AND THE
NOMINATIONS REFERRED TO
-. A COhN7rTTEE.3 ].

An UNUSUAL COURSE TAKEN BY THE SEN.
ATE-A LIVELY. TIME IN THE SENATE
,BAYARD MAKES A GREAT SPEECH.
BLAIEEs REPLY-GRANT PREsENT-KEL-
LoGG,s CASE REFERRED TO THE COM.
MtrTEE ON PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS
AsuARp CONTEST AMONG THE REPuBLI-
CANS FOR THE CONTROL OF THE PREsI.
pENT-AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
IN JUSE-THE NICHoLLs GOVERNMENT
IN LOUISIANA NOT TO BE INTERFERED
wITH-cRIMEs AND CASUALTIES, &C, &c.
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considered d mere political adyenturer,
afaliating with Whatever party pays the bet
tel, for the service. &, 81. +. s. sssa h..
THE change Of McCrary from the Law to
the War Department was made this morn
ing az the request Of General Sherman, who
desired that either a West-P ointcr or a
civilian should control the army. Besides
THIS, Deyens preferred TO be Attorney
General. and.a delegation in the interest of
mining corporations in the Pacific States
urged that McCrary was hostile to their in-
terest.
/ Democratic senator's held an unImportant
conference tonight. a delegation of Re-
publicans will wait upon the President to-
morrow and recommend the appointment
Of Judge r. W. Hughes to the Supreme
Bench in place Of Judge David Davis. =: =,
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the
~ Dispstch.l p. -
GENERAL KERsHAw INTRODUCED TO PRESIDENT
500 ,s ,.a HAYES. $50 $3.50 --sfrl
Ex-senator Robinson presented to Presi-
dent Hayes General Kershaw, Judge T.J.
Mackey, Ex-Governor Scott, and Father j.
H. Ryan, OF South Carolina, to-day who
presented letter from Hampton to the
President !, - : s.. ~. - !; ! IL
2N!ExTRA SESSION OF coNsREss IN JUNE.
The present intention of the President is
to convene Congress in extra session about
the 1st of June. 's --~-.~
VARIOUS ITEMS. RI
Senator Davis uses the chair. which Pixon
II. Lewis filled twenty years ago. 1t had
been carefully preserved in the room OF the
Committee of Commerce. .,1e2&
The Republican senator's exhibited very
ugly feeling in the executive session to-day
The Diplomatic Corps visited the Presl'
dent e-day. .,...,...+. ,..r.-'....
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BY Teo,e,s:lrsp!,n.
NEW YORK.

ar}'s 80 al. Z. NEW York; if,t.t-e; stss..it
aSas AHn sss s.eh ssa oaas ss Il
sales. 5l7 bates: consotiated net reeespss, 2e9i3
bales; e!bor.s.to Grca. Britain, 2eA93 eslss:
mainly for homo use; cIosed duff And prices nm.
o1 asas
cided change. Corn about Hc lover, and moderate
export and home-,rade demand for new at ss de-
miaes arsseaa a ss hss and
Grades quiet aud nrm; other kinds quiet and ;un-
changed. Rice unchanged and in moderate demand:
81 si o5asa.1S., TaIpenrinei Sriner at AOH4Ie
Pork heavy and decidedly lover; new mess, $I6.S6.
Lar:t decidedly lower prime steam, $3.50 @sg9s;
Whiskey shade frner at S1.l1. Freights shade
frmer. = H3qEaR
BALTIMORE, March Flour inactive and heavy,
tive and rsa p;,ms fss
demand good; western quiet and steady; southern
white, 5I@52c.; yellow, SIC. Oatsduli and steady.
mess, $3.50. Bacon-Shonlders. 7@7sc.; clear
and and anshansed: .Whiskey dull At .sl.osE sugar
| .sf, IL ii. CINCINNATI d .p.,.. - 3 ~
| CINCINNATI. March Flour steady aud 3unt
changed Wheat dull and lower g SELL red held held
an sHd sssa6ses PORK ss 4 az[;: ss SS3
I0llc.i Buls-ineats duh shoulders, t5kc., short
ribs, Tic: short clear sides held Ut, BIC. BACON
dull shoulders, 6Ic.; clear rib, &C.; clear sides,
9Ac. Whiskeystnaay'and In fair demand Ut LOS!
Ing. s555@s5-75; receipts, 700 head; SHIPMENTS.
| - LOUISVILLE. 80. 49,, III
| LOUISVILLE, March Flour firm and up-
changed Wheat steady red, 81 4S; amber $3.50,
white, 5l.506G$l.55. Corn dull and unchanged
Rye steady and firm at 75c Oxts IN good demand;
white. 40t.; mixed, 36c. Pork quiet at $3.50.
ders, clear rib, and clear SIZES Bacon quiet and un.
changed. SuSar-eured, hams,' l1HG1l2Hc. Lard
quiet but firm tierce, 1lc,; key, l2c, WhkAey
frmer at sI06 - 80 !" ''s''i.a 2: - ;
| ST. Louis, March Flour 1rm, scarce, and
uanted: superfne. So, So: extra. S5:76ge6.75.
Wheat-Eo. 2 red fall, Sl.4 mo. 8 red fs,t Ski
Oats frmer; No. Q, 33S@34Hc. Rye easier &c SIX
lG63c. Barley and whissey unchanged. Pork easier;
small lois at BIS. Lard dull and nominally Gkc.
Bulk-neat5 dull: clear rb-sides, TIC. clear Slices.
&c. Bacon du1 at $6.l On SS.10@f6.67H, AND
| $9.l2xGS9.15 for shoulders, clear rib, and clear
sides Hogs frmer; bacon, @5.25@S5.46. Cattle
steady and In fair demand. :GIs'2I
p, BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK; MARKET.
BALTIMORE. March 1.-THE cattle market during
the past week more active, aDd prices Id q few
instances. were higher; very best, 6kl96hc.; IRIS
9ac:; most sales ut 4g5c.: receipts, 1888 bead
sales, ,021 head. Hogs have been dun and price
are fully Nc. lower: range, 7GS4c.; receipts, 4,46e
head. Sheep have been dull " unchanged rates
range, 4NG6.c.; receipts, ,032 head.
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RitI,,,,onl lispatth|s h.,
THURSDAY ....'....'' mA"on o 90"
srAUNToN.

S1AO1NA SA7'
u,r1rARY-GENERAL JOE JOHNSTON, sc.
Noncompliance OF the Richmond Disps'ch.]
MARCH I, 1877.
Yesterday afternoon the new Staunton
sr,;Ilery. under the command OF Captain
Alexander II. Fultz, made its first parade,
escorted by the West Augusta Guard, un,
der Captain William L. Bumgardner, ana
headed BY the Stonewall Brigade band.
The company is as tine,looking and SOL
dierlv set OF men as can be seen anywhere.
Hearing that General Joseph T.. Johnston
would arrive OH the cars at q O'Clock,
the two companies marched to the r aePSI
cation at the compliment, and reviewed the
line. speaking IN high terms OF their SOL
d;erlr hearing. About dark, AFTER the pa
rade ended, the artillery fired salute from
hin overlooking the city.
There were tiity-tive additions to the bap-
list church by the recent revival. :.
The failing of the charlottesville BANK
catches several OF our citizens for small
amounts. -..s.. ....-.s -...r. hHN'
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PROPOSALS.
OFffcE OF THE BOARD orsniAHAaE4s,
So LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, =
/ yfIncorporalalf Janunry &c, 16T1.t y RS
: Yorpuxrn,yr ~ :. March q 1877
MODES, DRAWN Gss ANDDEsIGNl

MODELS, DRAWINGS ANDItEsSIGNS
YI viii be received at this odics1p 20 the hour
| Of noon on The FIRST MONDAY rs sEpTEMEER.
1877; for q COLOSSAL EQU s 3 sTALuE
kof GENERAL, ROBERT y. LEf{,evs pc ekcetea ON
Com pesitofs Wili present their own designs for
statue and pedestal accompanied by eSttinstts af
sI,lircd for the completion Of me work ffe az ell
iThs nns,es WIN not be nor tho dsau-
tnes al hibited until the first Monday IN September
Mt noon and do proposals will be received or Con-
Esidersd Witch have not Arrived Ss thss houf sect-
RE Roars. feseryfng to itself NIL liberty reject
An mad nm In their diserrtious Will
1877, and make their award In three days taere-.;
s1t6r. "a 55sS * &c
viii ba freely Afforded by addreastnx the UNDER.
signed KS . -. IS Is,
y roA;7.6t4 e IS. BASSETT FfSfiNC llsSecsesar5..
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WHERE GENERAL JOE JOHNSTON WAS AND IS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.] ,
| CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March Cen
eral Joseph E. Johnston arrived here on
Monday, and was most cordially greeted by
old soldiers and friends. He left here for
Staunton at P. NJ. yesterday. II.
| [This shows that General Johnston is not
now in Washington and was not there on
tuesday, i>.,j$j>s. ~. !
4 BANKRUPT RAILROAD sToCK-DaoKEE-TWo
LADIES BURNED TO DEATH.
New YORK, March 7.--John T.. Hoyt, a
prominent operator in railroad stocks, has
been adiudged voluntary bankrupt. His
nominal liabilities amount. to 81, 730,52G.
Two ladies, 1lrs. Ursula Terhune (aged
seventy three and Mrs. Eleanor Kent (aged
siXty-tbree), were burned to death at Hack
ensack, on Monday by the explosion OF q
kerosene-oil lamp. 80. ,,..,,.,,,,.,
PUNISHED WITH DEATH.
BAYOU SABA, Ia, March I'D. a. Weber
has for the past few days been. walking the
streets-armed with shotgun, and In d de7s
FAINT way threatening many citizens. He
was shot and Instantly killed to-day as he
passed the courthouse. 4 The coroner is:in-
Yestigating the case.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN, AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Mach z, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WIEAT.-Vhite- "A bushels. Red, 39S bushels.
Corn White, 1874 bushels - ~ >.'"'''~sE
OATS.-l,652 bushels.
CLOVER SEED.-2S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-IVhits. - bushels ut 81 .05; 81 bush.
els very good at Sl.5S-total, ~ bushels. Red, ~
bushels common at &l.35 4S bushels very good at
Sl57; "a bushels ut so; 276 bushels on private
terms: IA bushels At Sl.30; 10 bushels at Sl.2o-
total, 3S4 bushels.
OATS.-10O bushels prime spring at $780,; 0u
bushels very good at 37c.-total, 100 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATS,-4OG bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 7.-God opene6at 1853.
Noon-Stocks active and better prices. Money,
o,1 per cent, Gold, lO5s. Exchange-Long, 4S44;
short, 4s6. State bonds quiet and steady at nomi-
nal prices. Governments dull but steady.
Erenino Money easy at 2@2l1 per cent. Sfer-
ling firm ut 4S4k. Gold irregular at l05a@l05H.
governments duff and strong; new SIS, 11O8 States
quiet and nominal.
-. ..Est BALTIMORE '2.-.."7t 7.,
BALTIMORE. March 7.-VirrinIa 6's, deferred. g.:
consolidated 81 second series, 373s. North Caro-
lima 6's, old Is. Bid to-day.
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Tlo CONTRA TtRs ursnsnk to an
II order ne CITY Council, 20 M Ss
aboFe the hea9gxtea Miil he yeees v9ass
AZ 10 n lFRissGER, chairman OF the WateE 5pEexs
hiirss. TIN 81 O'Clock z. III on IN
4 pans, and spssi aeatlors OF shewnsk sasbe st-
formed ss q s ,as is sna
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A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.-Some thirty.
odd years ago a. young man and young girl
IN Sweden united their lives in matrimony,
and soon after migrated to America. Here
Jour children were born to them, and the
i dather and mother were Hgathered home"
me children were provided with homes,
out tpe Two boys Were dissatisfied with their
quarters, and vanished between two days.
ThH was the year before Sumter was fred
upon. One lad went to Minnesota, and the
other went South. When the war. COM
menced each becalnea soldier-one In o BIN
nesota regiment, the other in the Goniede-,
rave army. 10 one. OF the fierce battles that,
look place the two brothers met and recsg-
hiz sea each other. The meeting was brief,,
but long enough for them to Immediately
pieogs that when the war was over they
would mite aud not again separate y This.
they did, and settled in East Des Moines,1
where both are now residents, and one Of
them Is candidate for Office, 1o;bet elected
or defeated next Monday. This sounds conf
siderably like a blpod-and -thunder novel In
one column, but it's all true. --Des MONIES
[ ia.) Register. 80
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LATEST FonEtss NEWS r. " y
EnsIan .,
.sveAR.REfINkRs IN. ERouBLs.

i,f ssU6AR-REFISERs IN TROUBLE. sEN 49,
LONDON, March THE Tfna,,cier says !:
e It was rumoFed yesterday that large
provincial firm of sngar-reffners was In dir
fcuity. sFhe liabilities of the firm are
50, &, f.:is s
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Flour.

Flour.
Fine 1926: superlne, 1925: extra superfine,
s7@S7.25; common family, 1915; fancy family,
MILLIONS Market steady. L ~ .-L----.- I.
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Louisiana.

REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE - PERSONAL = THE
NICHOLS GOVERNMENT NOT TO BE DIS
TURBED. 81 .ss..tt
New ORLEANS, March THE Republican
State Central Committee. have unanimously
adopted resolution calling upon .ex-Goyer-
nor Pinchback to resign as president Of the
committee and member OF the National
Republican Committee before March II, to
which day it adjourned.
Major Z. A. Burke returned to-day from
Washington. From assurances received he
is satisfied that the Nichols government
will not be disturbed.
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Observation-Disclosures l3,T sA N "a,
70 ,ss 81 Il 81
4. b, 500 and 81 Brosa stree
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

VI EDNESUA1. 1CFF'
The breaks to-day comprised 200 hogsheads, 22
terces. aud l2 boxes. The offerings NJ auction on
Change were 1o1 packages Of which number 40
we've taken in and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from $3.50 to $45. ms i'.'''f' % -.'''
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Plumb, Rollins, Sargent, Saunders, Sharon,
Sherman, Teller, Wadleigh, and Window
90. ,..,..,
/ 1r. Patterson; Of South Carolina, sub
mitted a resolution that the credentials OF
David r. Corbin and N. C. Butler, each
claiming seat as senator from the State OF
South Carolina, lie upon the table until the
committees are appointed, and that their ere
dentials shall then be referred to the Com
mittee On Privileges and Elections Agreed
to. 3,,iIfH.st;It '51iH 81 g 9:,rts mr.. - -
Mr.. Morton moved to so into executive
session = ,,.t,G..tI fsltEd .: Gia5i .,.l'-'ii,'
MIR. Bayard requested the Senator to with
draw, that motion that he might offer reso-
luton to have General John T. Morgan,
senator-eieet from Alabama, sworn in. =, go
Mr. Morton declined to do SO. .5g, .at.:s ii 3
The motion for an executive session was
relected-yeas, 80: tnays,,31.tv IA ~ 1.srsE
"A message was received, from: the Presi-
dent OF the United States by Mr.. Rodgers,
bis secretary. Cabinet ,nominations.J II
Mr.. Bayard then submitted resolution
that the credentials of John 7. Morgan,
senater-eleet from Alabama, be taken from
the table, and that he Be sworn IN.
Mr.. Spencer, OF Alabama said he desired
to speak upon this resolutions, but wasinot
able to 20, on to-day. :: Several senator's in-.
sisted, that he should go on. 81 d s... r5.,
After brief discussion MIR. Morrill,, OF,
" Vermont, renewed the motion for, an execu-
tiYesession, and it was agreed to-; >
a9f i fs.'3,Ft :; THE NEW CABINET. !.
The President to-day sent in the follow
Ing nominationslf for his. Cabinet:A i - !,
For Secretary of State William III. Evarts,
: az New York sstl.' 5Ss.s - -
For Secretary oil the Treasury7-John Sher..
man, of Qhiom IsssiFf t.sittifsisst
For ssretafy q, " gorge ". Crazy,
For Secretary Of The eapy4::isR f ThempItii
sofl,of Indian 80 81, ~
For Secretary of tho Interior4-C Card Schurz,
OF Missouri; 4 'sf ts4'tii' as9ga7,i
, 1877-08-16

The Trustees Of the Public Library are about
to thtuc n catalogue Of its 200 hooks. They
will hare the copy ready for tho printer by Sat
,lrtlay*a1nl expect Tic book rcatly for dfstrit,,-
tton ut u cents copy wtthtu ten days tlicsc-
after.
Tuesday evening, at the home Of Miss Fran.
ccs f. Wilsarsl, the Executive Committee Of tho
Illinois State Association for the Advancement
of Women, met, witt, Miss Willard and Sizes
danes Harbcrt, Afnrey. Ill.,. Stevenson,
Browne, nnd Fnrscli present. mud arranged ttp
issue cali ut unce for general Stala Cnnvcl,-
ton Of the members of the Order In ChIcngo At
sotne time during the coming fail, date nut set
tied.
Tic fifteen Sunday-sehools of Evanston nnd
New Ttter Townships will celebrate juintly to-
morrow ttcir annual "ChlIlrrn's-D Dayn III tic
University grove Mt Eyauttoll.
sotue NUrthwcsiern uniycrsi.y etAttstIes
Of Interest aru there: It Inns gradunt-
nj from 'LA litcrAry department 2H
people. Of whom Ii have been 1a!frs, IT,
frst graduation being IT. is5!l and Ia
,llcs being iiret admitted In 1879. The profGs-
tiunal votatluns followed By graduates, 80 far
M known, are, Clefymen: q: teachers, is;
roi1cEa Presidents, Z; college Professors, O.;
,loetor$ VI ulcsiaciuc. ~; lawyers ~; to,irnal-
tstB, 7. Tllc President has applications for
seven or eight cataofues llaiiy, aud tlinka ftsc
prospect guol for q full Attendance throughout
thu c9nliuE wear,
, 1877-08-16

hrla In si,m' bali 10 the Criminal
tnurt, Itaya Thornton signing the ''tnnl.
The rynnf aEain+. him being overwhelming,
Mr. Stma. rm WAS formerly n .ilsor,r lawyer nf
fragrant mtorety, n hnnko tnnn, and fnttrry
ticket Keller, md who had lrtn concerned in 4
srorc nf other schemes for making money With
out work, concluded 10 jump tic town.
Tit!a he did, leaving his hnuI.n,an and tho Ut.
ilscrs Of the Inv IN tie lur.'. Tive weeks ago
'fllurntotE. llnyInR learned that Sims wus In New
York, pruc,,rc,i rcquisition an,i sent a trust
worthy mnn t. bring 2lcla ''ask Thornton last
which time ho wfotc that Sims was
not in Now, York CITY,, but was
tlaiiy expected. 1t Is therefore supposed
that Sims returned unexpectedly, anil tint the
messenger tagged bis gam. in hurFy a,'ri
has started West with him. This view Ut tic
ease Is confirmed b, the fact that telegram
sent to l,lm last night WIS returned With the
statement that he ha. left tho place III New
Yatla where hc hssl t,cct staying. Thornton
claims to have evidence enough II Sims own
handwriting to send hitn to tho rcnttrntiary,
antl swears hat he will send hin. there. II this
desirable stsnlt should bc reached, very few
would Crtcyr, for Sims has been cancer on the
budy puftt!c for a long time.