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New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

num- '-N-'
Irvznroo March -Pork-Easteru dnl At Is Western
dun 81 Bacon Hnt d9 at S,i 5S eIcsf Sh9r.
dull at 500 Hams-LOng duh az "a; shoulders dun
s e. p Prime Bstsa Se- n at ~ ca Larne western steady
i76 TanowPrime City steady at 30 IiIPsH%ns & % 3 pIn
cheess-imerscan Choice dGiI az "a tarf oiNons N
spring siSsy at loo steady Al lo5 Wlster southern rn
-None market Winter Western steady at 10 D. corn
LIVERPOOL March 4-i2 m-The reecDts of cotton % day
so , c5saTsp y than last nights Ssas pr.ces UTlan Low
Ndiug clause March aud Agr @ SeysTy & a, sS and
May delivery. 6a also sales o. the saiRs 9ss aso
Nav and June delivery s. 81; sales u the same go
plands Low Middlig clause, July and Augss delivery;
63 Upands, Low Miiling clause shipped FEBRUARY ahu
areh Ills29 N11s GStq% 3,ssn i sH a,s aGa
sales 900 bales including 1000 iOr speculation and EXPORT
planis Law Middiing clause July and Anynst delivery;
6s.s; UIhEds Low Middng clause shipped feDfuAlJ "i
IERoc March III Z, . Sc, ~ p 2 0 S%, wdss es the
bet raaes o. Asreg Amsca fS D. ei Ut Cottou Low
Midiar clause March and April delivery G4d' ai'o sales
Trr96 .' Ii45 tE .s Gots2R ten Low Mid
daS Si SDdSh adprch so p NJ pland. cotton, Low
Mieling Jay and Aasast delivery o'i" ln' 'Ai'
LtFSFo0 March Iil0 Pands ,5shT. CGSp Low Low
Midns clause shipped February and March sai 0''1"i
afG IFEgooL Pgs Marh 4@5 p m-cotton futures qet Up
lands low MnIiing clause May and delivery oi,3d
LVERfooL March 4-G p. m-comnoH hosin % "a 7pii'''
LoS6oN, MaTch l4-Tts FEdncsr says; " An a6yal.e h
the bang rat /. not Improbable not On accoh. 1 any IN
cIe3s IN trade bit Of she GOV NJ ~ ZEN
of r,Iitcug the bulk t9Xe- At the beginning o w..
year" Al The Sik Exchange Turkish Hi Russian seeutes
are strong with upward tendency. 80 ,-....
T0yI,OV Warci 1880 D. .-fClso7 96't To- MONEY
and $50 3D. for unt. United states DHGds 10 t,'
I0- Irie railway shares. - Tne rate 81 discount
three months bills in the open market l4- per cent Io
Bank of TN dand rate IL ? per cent , 80,
T1Srnv March Al ?. ln.-IH0is central 81 =.
Iovgos March lI-3O y. nc C0.sos so Tor money ana
90 t.e account paris niFIc'3 IIo'c P'I e.'- ~
1871. lOc. Tor the account -...-. .,.,
IoSpps N9rch a. .. mC0rso.s 'b't8 or money a''.
gG3 sur teaccount. PARIS aicts quote per cent hse'
'i6Ssi.oy. March ia p. m-RelEed Petroleum l3i
gallon. r,, a. ,,., ,.c,.sv
ana the account. states bonas Nt" tl't' ~ r.
rar, a!ycrs quote per cent l.rntrS ~ = 9e. '' VI.
account silver closed Today 90 5jits'i per ounce - n
LOSpuS. March Ia y. m.-Hthned FetIoledN' l. ~"
gnl-nr is IpcI.iiup, .Sii@-H b t"l -, d,
LONDON March i4-Eveuing. -CacAIta Lns'ei 40 no o
GLASGOW March l4.-sugar que; and prices are 3la6L
- cWt lower. .,....f. ,,.--
fgrs l03ia - a. ,,.,- ,...-.
ASIAgp March li-PeiroeHa 35f Tor fne Pale AnieFi'
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

47lao4s@94sas. and Jersey Central at 99s7sGos.
Western Union opened at CAS- declined to 6+4. and then
closed the opening price The estimated statement OF
the business OF the quarter end March 81 did not
equal the expectation of those who had received early
Information the surplus FOR the quarter. after payment
of L. per cent dividend. being only y1O793s, without
the allowance Of sum for construction, which Tor the
previous quarteI amounted to SsS3,33S Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph advanced from 23s 10 %, rcaciinE to
23ie. and closing D L. Pacific Mai cold up 10 II.
TIC sales NJ the OpCl Board to-day were ~ $40 a. M
900 Western Union Gias 500 iAke shore 5o7sd 81 100
Michigan Central. i34; 100 Ohio and mississippi 5s
100 ST. Paul, lS1s 100 Preferred a69: 200 Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Cos. and 100 Delaware ana
IIudsOn, iS3 At 3:l5 p. M, lCO Central and Hndson
97s 100 Lake Shore. 81 100 81 Pant S3. 100 Pre-
ferred 467s; 100 Rock Island 1O2As; 100 Ohio and MIS-
sssipp o. and 100 Delaware, Lackavanna anu western
6Oi2
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
Leaving surpIua Dec 81 1876 sli9, ,:7a.o

The growth Of the cODpa0y'5 property ana business
iurin he wear il shown bv The follow ing comparative
,xAhi. of the miles OF lin" ana Wir tnu tnc ld.' ~
office. on the first davs % Jluunrv 10 ana $50 ana
tie number OF message s-Ht In $50 and lS16:
Jan l. 1916. Jan. I. 1871. Increase.
Miles 0f l.n0- -.--..... 1J..stl t..uJ- c''.2
Aiiies oi Wri.......ls4.lo2 1922 o.,di33
Number of olI' See U.'.9 10 .-, 40
Total number sent in $50, fJ6b,iI3i humber
serr iu lg-f Ig4tG.ig- ;iacr,.-c, l.f@-..i~
The directors dcrl,r't dividend Of = per cent pay
able April J. transfers 60 close the -D.h - Narcn.
Mr. Cambridge Livingston wls "l, ,c'ed p director OF
the con!ulnr n place OF Col ". r. Nelmy C. deceased
ana samuel F. Bargcr in place or Cornelius Vanderbilt
deceased. -,
Mr. WUl H. Vanderbilt was elected member Oi the
Executive Committee place OF Cornelius and TJ--t
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
oIHIl f1ro1T oF ILF1I.Iy yyI0 '71F0
u.,I noAnn-ll n-cLock 4 VI.
MrnEL.nlY. - -. "


The first prices made generally were i to
l. .er ,,- l.L,r uan thc closing cues Of yc ,erlar.
h.uerIu- runor- also were Crcui t.d during th' day.
an Hf vNle. were oi doubtful c,Ir,,et. Willie some
receive positive aus authoritative denial in oar news
4. Hm.. It was stated that the advertised sale 90
arr.u .f .-5'1O toa. of coal ry The P.ur-y IFania
Company would prove % be a "pdt up loh.' ana
tlH or .'. IIr uf -..e excuse wound Doe found Tor
withdrawn. ar-e portion Of the quantity offered
T. t1is 'a ara authorized 90 riFe positive denial
aaa t1 -. 70 u4, tlc quantity offered Wall b sold %
ure market which viii lake 60. It also Wac asserted
ia .frt lat the existing harmony" between iA trunk
A1'. hai suEu u,oa cordially so Thar aIi ihr ODD M
l..s pledged to sec and help c1cI other iAiJusL -
Ir..rH, .II possible future d.Hcllur7.
Oe af. -a... ar us.s NJ l393JD Shares fIr thc d1r
Dl4V.a.. L.tA4Na.na and Western. LAKE shore, and
v. ..u Union uauopo. .zed 10000 shares. 'en'l'
END u'l1n opened uU 10 gTi-. declined Go '' -. ''-
Closed 90 ~ I.r Shore started at ID 400 70 a-' 'li.-I
o. a-I1. tuI ...f 90 5Ils. Michigan Central was r'I
ara s'ea,. 20 f.-E ia OF the Graagrrs. kock Island
alter opng 90 lui--. suheAed up TO TO- 'i. ha' "'f
so1 ~ wilie the North-Wostcrns were neglected
VIII ..s of olIv 100 shares cach-Cou.mon &c 5J thh
V'eueIa go Ja aui ST. Paulpreierrel icycf-b ai a. 3
etHg ai67s Q4ica bullsh feeling has been created
J. le hitter stock by quietly circulating the - point
'-if ite laird week ~ Iarch II likely to show " an IN
ei'-s r i-e Gaming as compared With ihe same week
fs. lr" because hird week in ls7@ La'Poncd 70
De- an cy,remely .uan one-oniy SlOs,O0). Chicago
A1Aa-ton and Quincy sold at lO275. Erie, on mod
oae idr sid f0m 20 10 "a, AID closed "lihohl ie
coty. Tic coal sAarcs ciratic, but finnish, OWING
70 mani u.aton which made the stock scarce ior de-
hFer. h,o intacng continued buying on the part Of
iHe s4Jita Delaware. IackawaDna and Western
oI~hed ue at O0l2. sold at 6OSs. and t9en
eean 10 J9i2 -, later recovering to 6Os5e
'O~oJi2 Delaware aud Hudson sold at 41'49
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEINEspAV March / I, 1877.
ASHES egain quiet unchanged at &C. for Pos and 6ic
Rio quiet steady sales here, but IN Bat
r,.t 500 bag .y Ida sold terms Ait grades
m f. steady ~ hia coffee te -altS WlihI
f a,- . el gacel it1' baa IIcGIvra. 900 bags Mara
in AND lHT bags within he qu"tti rahE" lZpO
Elfust The St-cA
Ht't bags l.
.,uy r4 .L ag- Jluaica 35u2 ~nufo b"nizn "b2
bae costa Rira -G2 bags drNra AMI also -'-uU ld
Java Quotations: Iao, Ordinary cdr-9f-' ~ - 49, iI
90 1qLr ao ep. 2u, 10. Primo DO, 90 d2It. rN.
,rr rInr. .G n,s T. ar -c: Java mats. 2ie2l,, ~ngl-
rorg Isa2lc. Crvlan. l942lc N@acab" l0'- ~ go Ia
t,Iy.l 10 ~ -o IaHaicI. lrHl'c Sautp b"hE. TO- .
I-c; IuIo hifo. iSa otC; tosa ltea -g -r MeAsi =
g1g Nul I~ul9l-c. NGEt-tIa, lJl I'd .c, ~aFalilia,
i--g PIC. 'u.lroa i6L,pl 9c aN -pd for inv aI'es.
tDT.p-,-~ppt Cotton De-. lower aud gnI'i: -Aics l5to
ilra. p ybr6 tT- las. even az tiut tju or export. lud
$40 f,r spinning 500 alcs "tl" delivered uh con- c' i'e
al fr rDrta were 1it. bales ag1ifr 500 hu's
fUs eta. last Wrc IG-JJ !lt ddT ii-' Year; the
tr ana gtabuc- iu -iy liverpool u. st L.- d' its-
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
DiDi0eno Notlrc5

WESTERN CNoS Tr.EG"trI nr,sY
TsTAsTEFRs OFFICE, .,Ir- l..fN. --aIH,. li l>-7.A
DIVIDEND No. 39.-Iho Board OF Directors
IL have declared a QUAKCkklr D!EtDh&D ~ OSB
AND ONEIfALE PER CENT tie capital -taCf ot o. .
company the earnings IT Tie tutt r0Es cI..ng
March 3 Instant pay able AZ the ufCc * iA2 Treasure on ani
at.r the day OK pr next shareholders OK record ~
March
The transfer viii De closed at O'Clock ;hc afrr
noon of the 2Ut opened fhc morning ~ t' la
of April 4. a.. roc HES TER Ireas1rsr.
grNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
L DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CENT ON uie Capdll
stock o, the Unicu Pacific aron Company WI De pI On
and after Arrl TO stockholders Of rrCrd March % 1877.
New or cklo9es viii De- paid n the cfce0 sire mon
Trust Conuauy York. BOSTON stockholders at To
o.lr. u the Company IA Equitable Guiding, Boston.
The books nj Je closed March 20 and rop"ncl April
s. HENRY MCtA4.LA = ID. Treasurer.
Boston March -. 1871
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
uAvAvA MARKETS.

T-,vtyk Narcn f3-Sp8n,h gold % 1905. Fv'h1nge
arrer 0a ghl ned saics 80 daYs currency, - 2 i' q
cIt. short syl.t do dlaruuut; - days Eul- ~
preniun. short sight co. 3,"4 prnlnm 3u 10" d.
1910 A urrn.um: laI n l. prem H sugars weak
HAVANA March IL-~u.af weak. Exchange usia2, N
thc Cmfei states co Clys ro1rv -f c Cro'' snort
rh do par I,c discount. so days g0l. 3t3lfc pre-
MUM short sght. AL -. premium.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

Of yard stock sci head supply sa
eessvfy light quite equal % The demand b ~ 20 me
diHm gtad. - 25G 80 common 10 ia - 1gro c,o
HOGs-Heeips today 100 hcaG total for two Jays b5o
heat; Yorkars as 20Rf5 40; Phrc Dha-. s. 75pt5 %
Iseipts to-day 1900 heat; t0iIl Tor TWO nays
200 head; selling Is 2JasT
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
WOOL MARKET.

ROsr0N. March i4.-WOOI.-Qulet manufacturers pur
chasing lot, wanted: choice and desirable tleftts ana
Suuer Pnd steady bHt low grades dali Choice Penn
-ylvaua ard f6d isg. &AA and PICK lock-
4S1Ioc Medium Y. 81 iZc. good lines Mcmgan and
y, i-nsin X 3Sc -uuer Pulled, 3j3iTc, good and
choice lines 400 l7c California fair demand; sales,
Averaging mostly from ljc. 10 2uc.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
Business Gbautes.

4 FINE large HARDWARE STORE for
y SALE: stock new: location excellent s'ccs VIII De- in
v,ntorr 81 todays prices good son or tn can and
:hc store. - JACOB w, NNl III,
90! Th!riayc, cor. Tv cu'y tlufd-st.
NNANIED-A party 10 put % 600 TO $1,000
W In tho manufacture oi article apD;cu by The best
ucchan.ca1 cugrncrs. Market almost U L.te OIders
hand prJlt large.
Ad0rtss Box 1870 Ney-IOrk.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
.SlEanrldl.
GAS STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS.
~. NEW.YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MA NHATFAH GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
and all kinda oi brooklyn AID fors oas Securities isalt
jn by GEO. H. PnENTISS
HOom Is. 80 Broad st. NJ y.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

20 600 CITY Of Railway n j. per Bonds. due June -
o r. 20 o. sa,o,s' q atioraI Rank 1881
VIII amsburgh Gas Light Company.
s637 Wiliamsburgh Gas Light Company scrip
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
Total s2lcs f2T The day................--..--.---

IIl5 fOItnlEHtY StilhNS tlF on i!t iHtIh 'i''h
Exchange, and IA the market CoDsO we're mp 10 "0'f
the only change in American sccI'itr~ beng an d'ancr
in new fvps lO--- Money irHrrat 7 . per cent,
silver rating steady AZ j5ls tae ounce Rrht- m
Paris advanced 20 1880. The gold market vas qntt
ara uut,resng Tie sales having been at lrl l,d ioi2
4fOt-- ON gold loans the rates were J. 9ud per cent
carving and nat Foreign exchange WIS frmcr ~ the
nlniapua The Assistant Treasurer p.ld out $1,000
d. coin interest lI 900 in redemption 9i call II bonds
I.c days business at Jlc Gold jir"rIc Department. 90
t.r Bank OF tie state of NeT-HorE forHt't; 6Hd
cleared Sl3 SOi .0UJ gold balances. 9l,aItifi cnr-
reucy balances, Sl,fOl,362 The gOld quotations were
a. foiicWs
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
CHICAGO, BJBLI\dION& QUINCY RRCO.
Five Per Cent Sinking
Fund 25-Year Bonds.
Interest payable april and oct. 1.
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

Whole amount authorized s250oo0O OF which s220oc0)
are ..d tho Company eseylng f3OOOOO Tor future needs.
These Bonds are by s25OOOC0 81 Louis, Rock
Isaud and Chicago r. Co. Per Cent First Mortgage
Bond3 dey0s el with the Now England Trust Company Il
Bs NJ as Trustees The lastnaned at 21omcs in Lengthy
Aa, been leased Chicago Burlington end quincy r. Il.
Co fr % wears with renewals the Chicago Burlington anf
Cguc7 r. r. Co. agreeing 20 pay $4,000 aHnum rental.
rcscryug from sufficient pay interest N Us issue OF
Dor cents and paying the balance the New u lad Trust
Company. which contracts 70 apply a. Sinking Fund aad
T. bv Eo9d. seiaunualy under fr AID Interest. BY
t. sinking Fuud NJ Of londs-f taken at VIII DO
absorbed Dr. ma-lrl,y
Vsvi the attention OF Trustees and other investors 10
these Bonds I'm the belief investment they *
cepuously safe. The appreciaou t' yaae ~ rc Bonds
as they approach MATURITY VIII De materially enhanced hy tho
operation of the Sinking Fund.
IAcpicc for e present has been ale - and accrued
interest. 70 which ,Acy pay dc estr over per ccns
per .ALuTa.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

Cuosatiols: Refining inferior 10 tJHlIDB. IiiIS-c
d., IaT. 7ic. ,u'. C"H. Be- do. Prime ~ do '.1ct
F4f Choice 81, e9'-e; 10, Centrifugal, . ga lt' & 'l"
iasacs -4- DO. Meala c. do tla} "a b. A' T. -
Nos. % p. -Ho1' o.. dn SOS. " ~ -: 0,-t, -
DO Nos. lj 90 D. 9531l 90, DO nos 10 70 - liH
I"'r. d0 So. Nos lj 20 20, lo'.0l ac DO White lo'G
if; Porto H"DN-iilg, Common 10 Prime S13 -'t no.
Gr0r"ry Far 20 tho'cr 9ItT3tc; brazil d. : No- %
-. -. Nos. To tn T. - 5cJ'c Mania
= , E.iit-. '.i''
cery 20, qc: safe, of 900 lhd tGLaA lsc"yat 81 80
Jiir. Refined Vft .. 4-tGi i CT lard grades ana 4O
Qi07c. .or ~ot; ~ Li;e 49,
TALLOW-Marset steady; sales, 10000 % Primo at 77s
wIU-KY-MarAet steady; sales, 30 bbi' az 81 OH 3
gallon.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

sTCUND IuAED-l O'CLOCK r. ".
Sr.es Of ffGte IaHds-iGigrG0 E.uiN-A0HE and RAT
L-.L ~ L....-L LL-r.ss AllrL-.. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

Money was easy a @La3 Per cent on call On pledge OF
mixed collateral, and a-4 Oh = bonds c j. h3
states Treasurer WaSh- received to-day 'JduD
National 5aMk nDte~ for redemption. Ihe Gust .h- IT,
o.pts We're 535J.clO, aHt internal revenue receipts
100000. Tue following is tine t"a.!n-a'H,e stale
mrH5 to-day: CarJrucV cAoaGI- -'.3 ID lpf rii-
rtncv ba.girfs - 2@t-.-~1. god exchanges, 95'l-
~ gold balances, - DiI,-Ii~
Government bonds were irt and barely steady toN
por -2O~ 80 l-b- sid gt III coupon l-G-s &j ll@
roupou IoiJs ~ III -Ist Ied aJ 40; E.W F.s at
luHi. md u-W tle per cent bonds at luc aI''5 5 We
4r.u. ll.i ~. -fr arf
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15
gfs Dream.

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM, best in the city, 25c.
per quart and large parties. Charlotte Russo
boxes carry home fresh twice ta. II Bible House
New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

CONTrVNENT STOCK DEPAET

Z 5..uClup0n l-65 * = ts Currency .,,
su sll ......hg lOS-- .si. ! -3i
L .- 1910 coupon
,u.U........'....l Dc lllNt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-05
New England Methodisfs on a Ram
mage

BosToS, April 4.-The New England
Conference OF the NJ. +. Church opened
to-day. One hundred and elcyen on. Of
two hundred and tortyhve members
were present. Resolutions on the South
ern question were presented BY Rev. w.
F. Ms.lien, ID. D., Of Boston, and upon
beng read were received with great ap-
plsuse, and by a vote ot the conference
were referred to special committee OF
five to be sppoir ted by the chairman.
The preamble TO the resolutions reviewed
the blghtng effects OF slavery, and the
Two tinaI resolutions are IN substance a.
follows:
R,soLrsd, That we are alarmed and
filed with spprehentions Tor the iuture
when We contemplate the practical sale
Of one of the great political parties Of the
republic by two politicians OF that party
who have held, and now hold, very IL
tjms,e relations 10 the President, thus
sacrificing principle, party and righteous
ness for the sake Of temporary success.
Res5lrsd, Tbs. We protest nest earn
e-.Iy sysiast the action Of the new Sd
m,ni.lrat!on IL making terms with the
chief Of the KuKluI ard inst
gator OF the Hamburg massacre; ard
Still more earnestly do we protest sgsins;
the otfcisl recognition By The admins
t-s.;ou'o. thst arch enemy OF the republic
VINO lcng since ought 70 have been
bung FOR treason. Wade Hampton, oi
south Carolina, and VINO now By threats
and intimidation, under the very root
of the White House, ss well g. on rail-
road plaitornIsnd in other public places
defes the power Of the govern ment snc
| ballies the President INTO compI!Ahc'
with MS ,rai.orous and wicked usurpa
tgDns
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-05
The Eastern Questton.

LONDON, April 4-The Times remarks
the lack Of elsiion in public feeling At
the signing of the protocol, and weigh.
ing various Influences which might in
cline Russia to peace or war, says: 1t Is
doubtless true that war can only be car
ried on at an immense sacrifice, and that
those with anything to lose know this
and permit their zeal to cool accordingly.
All intelligence from ST. Petersburg and
the principal cities of the empire confirm
this opinion, but st the ssme time &C.
counts of Russion war preparations are
too numerous and consistent 10 be tcti-
tious.
LONDON, April A special from
Belgrade to the Times notices the dis.
possl of foreign officers who were recent.
ly in the Servian service TO Russia,
Greece, Bosnia, Persia and other coun-
tries hostile to Turkey, and says it is
stated that one hundred and sixty mem
bers of the Russian soldiers crossed Sc
cretly and have landed at Jersey, and
are arranging hospitals there. The in.
dicstions on the political horizon suggest
that while diplomstists are qulbbling
over the meaning OF words, events are
drawing q Gordon around Turkey which
may soon furnish = surprising spectacle
to Europe.
LONDON, April Am Associated
Press representative cslled st Mr.. HALLS
lodging to-day, and sent up letter ask
ing for an interview, or tor any state
ment Mr.. Hall might BE- willing To make.
The letter was addressed TO A. Oakley
Hall, and was enclosed IN an envelope
addressed to Mr.. Gsrbett. The letter
was returned with the following
endorsement in wom.n's writing:
THE gentleman to whom your envelope
was addressed certainly hiss no concern
with its contents, aud therefore respect
fully returns II, that an evident mistake
may be rectihed.'' A request was then
made for personal interview with Mr..
Gsrbett, and il was refused.
LONDON, April A Berlin CORES.
pondent refers 10 an article in the Berlin
Poste on the subject of B,smsrcks spplI-
cation for furlough, which is considered
to have been inspired. This article con.
cludes: ave believe that the empire
will still have TO stand Its severest test,
and that the hour OF the test may be
nearer than is generally supposed. 1t is
Bismsrck's duty to spare himseI; for that
hour.
PARIS, April Ale Temps asserts that
Bismarck will content himself with SIX
months furlough. He wishes TO leave
TO others the responsibility OF deciding
the Eastern question should Russia de-
termine 10 have war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-05
THEGRANGER'S WOOL HOUSE.

We learn that the house for handling
wool IN the interest OF the Grangers in
this section of country will be located at
Steubenville. 1t will be under the
charge of the following officers:
Executive Committee-A. g. Ault,
Steubenville, o.; Joseph Love, Shsler's
Mills, o.; e. Ii. Beall, Independence,
Pa; John A. Happier, Finleyville, Pa.
Davidson Gault, Steubenville, o.
Superintendent-Urlah Ships, Dun
can Falls, ..
Treasurer-J. ID. Whitman, Valley
Grove, Ohio county, w. Va.
1t will be known as "The Ohio, Penn
sylvsnia and West Virginia Grange
Wool House. The charge for handling
wool is not to exceed l J cents per pound.
This to cover all expenses after being
received in said wool house-such as
grading, storage, salaries, insurance,
guarantee of sales, etc; money to be ad-
yanced on the half value Of wool at n
rate not to exceed I per cent per snnum;
wool to be handled in every way as
safely and satisfactorily as by any COM
mission house.
The enterprise, we learn, starts of
with much encouragement from WOOL
growers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-05
Louisiana Affairs.

NArCHEz, Miss, April A large
and enthusiastic meeting At Vidslia, Ls,
to day adopted resolutions, pledg'ng
their taxes and unqualified support to the
Nichols government.
New ORLEANS, April 4.-Hon. ). ).
Cox and lady are NJ the ST. Charles ho.
,el. The Louisiana Commission will nr.
rive tomorrow.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-The board
of directors appointed by Gov. Nichols
took charge OF the city hospital to day.
This institution is in 3 sad condition,
with 700 or 500 patients and no money.
Tomorrow will be observed rs Memorial
day, instead OF the 9th, ~ heretofore,
Friday being set Spart for the Nichols
mass meeting at Lafayette square. All
the places OF business will probably close
at noon on that day. Tho
meeting OF tho Louisiana Jockey
Club commences Saturday and
turtles express tho opinion that they
will be unusually interesting. In ad-
dition 10 the stables heretofore represented
there will be 10 or 20 horses here from
Texas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-05
The DOddridEe County Jhtl Delivery.
WEST UNION, April 8, 1877.

Editors of the Register.
Noticing in one of your daiies of a re-
cent date an account Of the alleged trial
and acqulttal of Thomas Powell, VINO was
confined in the Doddridge county Jail on
charge of murder, desire, through
your columns, to contradict this state
ment. The Echo says that "wo have re-
liable information, &c" Now, all the re-.
spectacle people IN the vicinity know
that there was no trial held at the
Jail on the night in question, and as to
his information being reliable, bosh !!
The very fact of mis- being SO ready to
start this rumor aaoat over the State,
simply is enough tor his reliability. But
AM prepared to prove the assertion that
it is an Infamous lie, and that no trial
was held at the Jail ut all. On the night
that Powell escaped l allowed him to
come out of his cell to refresh himself, rs
he complained of being sick, and rely.
ing ON the fact that had taken him out
three or four times previous to the night
OF his escape, and he had made no efforts
to escape, together with his promises to
me and previous good conduct, and rely
ing on him in good faith, l allowed him
to come out of the cell, when he escaped
from me.
But as to the trial, repeat there was
no such thing held, and the informant of
the Echo will not come out and aver
these were the facts Of the case, nor no
reliable man in this community will sus.
tsin him. j. f. ToMLET,
JaiLer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-05
PENNSYLYANIA ELECTION.
Editors of the Register:

Editors of the Register:
In view OF the indignation expressed
throughout Pennsylvania at the transfer
of the Legislature of that State from Old
Simon Cameron to his son Dom, l desire
to know when q new Legislature is to be
chosen by the people of that Slater
INQUIRER.
ANswER-At the November election,
1878 a Governor is to be elected TO serve
for four years; and one-hslf the men,
bers of the Senate and all the members
of the House are to be chosen.
The Senators to be elected sre
those from the ven.numbered districts.
and the term of service is four years
The members OF the House serve two
years. In January, 1879, successor is
to be chosen to the present Senator j.
DONALD CAMERON. AT the election next
November, Supreme Judge, Auditor
General and State Treasurer are to be
chosen-the Judge for twenty-one years
the Auditor for three years and the
| Treasurer for two years.