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do do, do, now. registered, ll0ss ll0,x; do. do,
do, do, coupon, liox lloN do. do. 1867, regis
tered, l139s ll3k; do. do, do, coupon, lls,.
llsx; do. do 1865 registered ll6zs aIl7x; do do
do coupon. ll61s all7 do ten.forties, registered,
lll4 NIX; do do, coupon, ll4x ll4T; do lves.
1851, registered, Ill 1lls; do do. do coupon Ill
lllh; do. 4,s's. 1891. registered, 1919 l077s.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London adviccs report q decline OF " per cent
in consols United States old ls65s and ls67s werc
steady but ten. iortes advanced u a per cent to
ll0k, while Gves declined TO l07M Erie
advanced TO 9ll. The Bank Of England lost &29 900
ON balances to-day. The OF discount in the open
market tor three months bills Is ~ per cent and the
bank rate per cent. AL Paris rentcs declined AaH
per cent The closing quotations in London were:-
Consols for money 95s 95,s; do tor account 95 u
95ss bonds, '65's old 1854 lo57E; '67's llo ten
forties ll0A; new hves, l0'ss Erie, 9h bar silver
679sd
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day $500. 600
Customs receipts. 260, 900
Bank notes received. ............ 400, 900
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds at the Board active. with prices
irregular but generally higher. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul consolidated sinking funds advanced ~ per
cent, and tho La Crosse division per cent The other
changes were:--An advance OF y in Toledo and Wa
bash lrsts (St Louis division) and Great Western
seconds, u in Central Pacific gold bonds, and u Now
Jersey Central convertibles and Union Pacific Grsts
There decline OF u in Pacific Railroad OF Mis-.
souri, seconds and Canada Southern hrsts tcoupon)
q in Toledo and Wabash lrsts tex coupon), ir Chi
cago. Rock Island and Pacific sevens, G, c.. c. and l.
and Union Pacific sinking funds.
In State bonds Connecticut sizes sold at l1lH,
Georgia sevens, new, at lo6, Missouri long sixe9 nt
1861, do skies OF 1873 Mt 1914, louisiana consoli-
dated NJ 63a Sales OF District of Columbia three.
sixty-avss made ut u u 72z a 72k.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold follows :--Commerce ITO, Cor
man American TO- Hanover 90, Park ITO and Metropo-
itan l34
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks are as
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOwEsT.
The following wcro the opening, highest and lowest

Tho following are the changes in closing prices as
compared with those OF yesterday
ADvANcE.-Ncw York Central, y; Burlington and
Quincy, 5s; Chicago and Alton common, II Michigan
Central, u Rock Island, ~.
DECLNE.-Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph u: Del
awaro and Lackawanna, 81 Delaware aud Hudson l.,
Hannibal t.Joseph common, IA Illinois Central
"a; New Jersey Central, L; Northwestern common
"a New Haven, u f; Pacific Mail, u; ST. Paul common,
q do preferred. "a Union Pacific, u Western Union,
TX; ADAMS Express q; American, United States,
"
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. O.. 1877.
l2S; low mdding issc good ordinary iilSc Net re.
TO the Continent. ,ss4, coastwsc 57os Sales, 100
Stock. S2.Ol4.
Cotton quiet midaling, 12c low middIing i1Sc good
Esportsr Great srsn si to France s,:. lso To-
the Continent soS Sales. $500 stock as7.oss ' -
MoBiLs. Feb. o. 1877.
cSSS S,dy %Sps 2s low 9s%s
Coastwise 40. Sales, 800. Stock, 74,si0
Cotton quiet and steady; mddns iassc; low @dd.:s,
Sales 800. Stock 8j.7
Ss receipts. sales.
sD. ), ou.. an, WMse.cs MIN Feb O. 1877
iorhArd, So oS for yellow dip, 81 65
Flour unchanged sales l,4oo bbl. Wheat steady; No.
wsS. sas White 81 Michigan 81 ss sss aS
canada Gof" ne ss s ga m Barley so q"s.
unchanged Miliieed unchanged. Railroad shipments-
400 Do Ss' Sss4, % bushels
shipments 200 bbls wheat 1000 6ushes corn,
Train st"ss and % bushels aS
4. a1 m. ss 30 dS assrsy
isnt inquiry and prices nomnay nchangsd Sales 900
ss Nay @ Oh
sSf :. ' n supply Ss s 1h'r article;
freghts UNCHANGED.
', 4.
Flour steady Wheat dull No. white Mchigan. 81 ~;
sSs @ % ns!G " s sa ~ae @nssr W. y m .rs S"y
No red. - 33; rejected 81 H. Corn dull; high xca
45c May, 40c. No. = 449+ May 4!c yellow. ta.c
,slect;cd 4aac Oats steady; No. white tie
-FOUR 1900 bushels wheat. 70p do corn, 10 oats
Shipnents7OO bbls -four IL 900 bushels wheat, 2OOUO
do c3rn. 1000 do. oats
CHICAGO. Feb q. 1877
Flour In fair demand and firm; Minnesota extras 50
81 %; do patent ~ 70 $3.50; winter extras. 50 So
Wheat active nrm and higher closing easier: No.
Chicago spring. ~ -; No. do 81 20 cash. 81 29Z8
81 30 March, 81 siH APRIL Corn unsettled and lower
quiet but steady; s51e s3se cash :;ic asked March.
Pork active, but lower except for cash. which higher
$iS % $16 cash. $l6 30 March, $l6 so April Lard
fair demand but lowers $40 90 cash. $40 D7s x11 March,
sii TO- sii 12,s April Bulk meat, steady and unchanged
Dressed hogs Ia good demand and shade higher mixed
VI Is; light 81 ~ s. l21 whskcy hrmcr 81 s5Is
Receipts-FIour. 500 bbs wheat l9Op bushoIs corn
SSUD do oats, 10000 do $500 do barley, 12OOO
do shipn,cnts-f Flour. 900 bbs wheat 1900 bushels
42OOD do oats i5.ODJ do; 200 do barley
1900 DO At the afternoon call Of the Board Wheat
March, Oats unchanged. Pork lower: $i6 is u SIS .i
March; $i6 375a a$i6 40, April. Lard unchanged.
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CLOSING pRIcRs-3 p, M.
THE MoxkY MARKgr.


Money is still very easy, banks and capitalists
cent. Tho following were sue rates OF exchange on
New York to-day:-Charleston, nominay, buying,
BIG u, selling par; Savannah, buying par,
selling u VI premium; Cincinnati, quiet, buy
ing par, selling lilo premium; 81 Louis, par To 70
discount; New Orleans, bank 1-l6, commercial 8, and
Chicago 70 q 90 premium. Re.chmarks, 94ls a 95
and s5k 95a; cables, 96i4; primo Paris, 5161s
and MAX.
MARKET.
Gold opened at 1904, rose TO 1o61s and reacted 10
the opening figure, at which the closing sales were
made. The carrying rates were L. 81, 3, and per
cent Gold clcaranccs at tho National Bank Of tho
State OF New York;
Gold balances 81 703. 900
Cu'rchey oa'ances. ..................... lot+Ool
= "ross c'earnhces. 32vlo,oOO
CLEARING HOUSE. srATEMEST.
Currency exchanges. 223 402
OurIchcy 32S0, SOZ
u"u oA'"""sos'..'.' .'.....-s............. ov0o,33l
uoiu o"iauees....... lZy0,UIS
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports OF produce from the port OF Now York
for tho week ending this date were So s4G against
I5j7,3'5 ior the corresponding week IN 1875, and
$43S2 $40 In 1874. The exports Ut produce since
January l, this year, werc $50 ,46s, against
$2o ,32 Tor tho corresponding period IN 1876 and
SO, s0G,05l IN 1874
.as. GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at tho following
ons:--United States currency slxcs 1891 q
123% do SKIES. 1851, registered, ll33s llsh do.
do. do coupon, 1884 ll31s; do. 40, 1865. regis
ssrsd, 1Os,s a looi do do, do, coupon, 1854 100;
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR DULL-wHEAT DULL-coRN DULL
OATS DULL--wHIsKEY FIRMER--PoRK
sTEADY-LARD FIIMER-PETRoLEUM NoMI-
NAL--sPIRITs TURpENTINE FIRM-RosIN
FIRM-oILs FIRM COFFEE QuIET-sUaA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUIET.
TUESDAY. Feb. &c P. NJ
Business was light to-day in nearly all departments
of trade but there few radical fluctuations in
prices at the Produce Exchange. Flour was dull but
nomnally unchanged Wheat dull and entirely
nominal in the absence OF sales. Corn was dull but
unchanged. Oats dull Whiskoy the turn
dearer Pork steady. Lard frmer. Dressed hogs
dull and lower Freights quiet. Cotton tho
spot firm. Futures closed steady. Coffee remained
quiet Sugar strong but firm Petroleum dull and
nominal Rosn and spirits turpentine frm
ASHES dull 4lc. for pots and eac. $40 for
pearls.
ANTHONY dull aud irregular lss4c regu
lus.
BrKswAx was firm sihc. Tor Western and sac. for
Southern.
BROOM Com entirely nominal 3lsc. for rod
tipped. medium and &C. for choice green.
CorrEE.-rhe market was quiet for RIO and mild coffee.
We quote :ordinsry cargoes. I7,sc IKE; fair do,
1910. 1896; good do. 20c. a .O'4c; prime
do, POKE. u 2tc. extreme range for lots. 171sc.
u 2!hc Santos fair to good, 19j4c. zoe, gold. 90
days: Java government bags 22c &c. do,
23c. 2ic Singapore. 19c a 21c Ceyon lyc. 2c. I;
Maracaibo 1s1c Zoe LaguAyra. 1Slsc 2Oc Jamaca.
l7c. Isc; ST. Domingo. 6c 1880. Porto Rico. isc
2Uc. Costa Rca, 1sc. u 2lc. Mexican. 1Slsc 2Oc Ma
na lsc 19ac Angostnra, l9c. 2Oc savanila, 1Ssc.
~ 2Oc.: Curacoa. 1Sc. 19c
CooPRRAGK STOCK quiet. We quote :-Moasses
shooks 32nch. with heads 81 IS s. 10: sugar shocks
with heads s-incl 81 80 III: do, blnch xi
u 81; box shooks. 75csa soc do 81 pipe do, $6
x6 empty hogseads s. 81; hoops IL feet ordinary
prime $.ib s37: hoops IL feet. do $50 $33 per M
CorrEn The sales about yoooo lbs. ako at aoac
a 2OIsc., cash. Tho market closed hrm
CoRDAcE dull. We quote MANILA darge and small
size) per ib 2iac 15c do. codage bolt rope yarns
l0c. lie tarred Manila, lac slsal Toe lie;
New Zealand II lsc 12lac Russia hemp, tarred l4c
American do. 14c. Russia bolt lie.
The market Tor spot cotton quiet but rn
at unchanged prices Futures opened steady with
Mondys closing prices Of ide ana advanced
I-tc under improved adviccs from Liverpool; April
sold up 3c In the Afternoon the advance almost
entirely the close the prices showed
of only about i32c. with steady The
closing prices to-day compare with Mondays folows:
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AVANA MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

New York Produce Exchange Rcport.I
LIVERPOOL. Feb. g. 1877.
Pork-Eastern hrmer at sos Western dull at 6ss. Ba
con-Cumbcriand - cut dull ut 3as short rib dull
4Is sd. long clear dull at Ais short clear duh
42s 3D. ilans-Long cut dull AIS. Shoulders dull
33s Beef-Inda mess dull ut Dos: extra mess dull
IO7s.; prime dull ut SOS. Lard-Prmc Western
steady 5as Taow-Prme city dull 1T AS 3D. Tar
pentine Spirits dull 32s. Cd. Rosin Common dull
6s fine dull ut los Cd Cheese American choice
at Ills. Lard o-None in the market fionr-Extra
state dull ut ?6s Wheat--No | spring dull ut los.
3d.; No. do duh at los I'D; winter southern,
the market Western dull ut los Sd Corn-Mixed soft
dull ut 25s 3D. for old. and 25s Sd. Tor
TRADE REPORT.
1LvERPOoL, Feb. G--5 Z. ~
The market for and sbrcs a. Manchester is dull
and tending down.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Feb @. 1877.
Futures weaker nplands low middng clause February
and March delivery l032d upand low mddlng clause
March and April delivery. 6d also sales OF the same at
u 23.32d
LONDON, Feb. 6-5 r. NJ.
Refined petroleum. I64d per gallon spirits petroleum,
I'D l2ad per gallon spirits Of turpentne, Sis ewt
ANrwERP, Feb. q, 1871
Petroleum, 49E for Gnc pale American.
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delivered contract 100 bales. For future delivery
the sales ~ follows -Yestcrday after two 4. NJ
March, 100 at IL 2032c APRIL 100 vt - 3-3lc 1890
l3Sc May. no NJ l3 5-lGc June, i.5OD ut rs l-32c.
August 100 l3 ~ 32c.; October 40 BE,
ic Io,al 1870 bales To-day up to two 7. M-February
40 II l3-l6c 200 1T II 2732c .OD ~ IL Ic IiU
snort notice. NJ y i31Gc 100 at II ~ March, 800
i3c 400 at ~ 1885, 40 at lac 700 at u Lice 800
s1c., 800 at 10 sloc 5ojat l3 53lc, 100 Is 3Uc
l.6 at rs 732c, SOJ at I3,ac, ut ID 32c at
Is Slice; May $40 at is II Sc. ioU! at lssac.
90 AZ IL 1850 ouv at l3ssc.; $40 a. Is i3.3zc,
June. 100 la,sc, 900 IS 7.2c., 300 at 10 lo.sc
100 NJ I3 233-c' I@o at i3s4c.; 100 NJ i3
2.i2c Total. iv2U bales. Grand total, 27UOo bales.
The receipts the ports
bales, New Orleans 500; Mobile, i.7t.; savannah.
l.z2s Charleston, $50; Wilmington 322; NoreIs,
1911; Now iors, a,7vo, Boston, i0ov, Phnadsl-
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ton and In running quail more tu an
| half "A grade above or bel he grade quot ed.

stainedtiOOd ordinary, 10 I3IUc. strict good
II 7-6c. low middIing, lis4c middIing. l24c. Spot
sales follows
To-Duy. Last Ercning. TofuL
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, Feb q. 1877
Printing cloths market firm 5Ac cash best 64x6f
s., with few goods Offering hand.
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA, Feb. q, 1877
spanish gold. 12o1z l21. Exchange declining Sugars
have upward tendency.
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$1UU No Ws. ! b. -.
5mO Dis Col 1855.
Z 600 do. j.. .bc
1000 n \ Con Us, ~
5000 I'm Pac RR LIST.
5000 I'm Pac ] g......
sOO I'm Pac $ I. -.
I mC r lst.C h q br
5000 o Il Miss con b..
1000 CT Western I'd.
5000 M & LIST. .u...
1000 VI n : P1st. i.C
lnn sha Dnlk HuuhcS3
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c.... o,..,. u,. -, ~ Mu1LvIEsTOS Teb Q, IsaL
1915 low midding llssc good ordinary. sc Net
ceipts 3olo bales Exports 10 Great Britain. 4Ol;
Stock. S2Ol4.
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FINANCIAL.

At REASONABLE KATEs--MONEY on LTfE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages; same
bought Of all kinds effected with best conpa
nes. j.. HAkblCH X CO., l13 broadway.
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Treasury Circular.

WAsHIEGToE, April 9.-Tbe follow
ing circular will be issued tomorrow to
national bank redemption agencies:
Under the provisions Of the Treasury
Department, circular No. 43 OF March
%, 1877, relative to Coirage, in which
subsidiary silver coin may be obtained
in exchange for currency, the Treasurer
of the United States and redemption
agent will cause to be forwarded from
some mint of the United States, the
expense Of transportation to be paid by
the mint, to any point in the United
States reached through the established
express lines, by continuous railway or
steam boat communication. subsidiary
silver coin in return for National bank
notes forwarded to him for redemption,
IN sums OF 81 900, or any multiple thereof
not exceeding $4,000.
Signed A. L. WEYMAN.
Treasurer of the United States and Re-
demption Agent.
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WashfugtOn Items,

WAsHINGToN, April 9.-The Secre-
tsry of the Treasury has directed the
Treasurer of the United States to keep
as special fund separate from all other
money, legal tender notes received in ex-
change for silver coin. The treasurer
will open an account with these notes at
once, and they will be held only for the
purpose of redeeming silver as required
by provision of joint resolution.
The jail at COnyers, Georgia, burned
last evening, and the snly prisoners, two
negroes, perlshed.
The President to-day appointed Jas.
Gilchrist Surveyor of Customs at Wheel
ing, w. Va and Alonzo Bell Assistant
Secretary of the Interior, promoted from
Chief Clerk on ground of merit, and in
accordance with the Civil Service rules.
The visitors at the Executive Mansion
were very numerous to-day, and nearly
sll in quest OF Office. Many were women.
There was also delegation of colored
men.
The post Office department to-day
received the resignation OF Mr.. l. NJ.
Porter, Postmaster at louisville, to take
effect July the lst.
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Cattle Plague.
Bank Rurglarized.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Early Yesterday
morning burglars entered the unoccupIed
basement Ut der the Sixth National Bank,
No. 1902 Broadway, and cutting 3 hole
through the floor OF the bank, were soon
st work on small safe, and speedily Y
pried of the door with 3 wedge and jim
mie. There were 5000 in the safe when
the bank closed Saturday evening, and
half Of this amount was taken. The
bank officers say that FIVE or more men
were in the job, or else they made two
trips with their booty. as $500 IN sIl-
yer would make load for FIVE men, even
though they were not endeavorIng 10
secrete it.
New YORK, April 9.-Daniel Fl.
Burns, blacksmith, was arrested today
on suspicion of being concerned IN the
robbery of the Sixth National Bst <,
having been seen leaving the bank about
an hour before the burglary WAS COM
mitted.
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BtsmRrck's Retirement.

LONDON, April "a Rome dispatch
has the following: The retirement of
Bismarck, if only temporary, is looked
upon by the Vatican as the opportune
moment for resuming negotiations with
Germany, regulating the arrangements
between Church and State and stopping
the antagonism OF the last few years.
The representatives Of foreign powers
accredited to the Holy See have been in
formed by their governments that in
view of possible events IN Rome they
cannot leave during the coming summer.
BERLIN, April 9.-The evening pa
pers make contradictory statements
about Bismarck.
The National Zeitung says that the
Emperors decision refuses Bismarck S
resignation and grants him leave of b
sence. All the arrangements have been
made for his substitutes during his fur
lough.
The North German Gazette and Post
says that Bismark has not urged
an immediate decision regard
ing his resignation. The question is
by no means settled. The selection OF
substitutes will be settled tomorrow, and
Bismarck will then leave. An en-
thusisstIc public meeting held at Bre-
msn has demanded that the Ger
man Parliament should cOnfdingy and
unreservedly support Bismarck, and
enable him TO remain in office.
Cattle Plague.
The cattle p'auge has broke out at
Willesden, Middiesey county, on large
dairy farm. Within three miles are 1000
TO 1900 cows whose milk goes TO Lot don
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Ohio LeRisIature,

COLUMBUS, April 9.-ln the House to-
day bill was introduced to make per-
sous over sixty-fve years of age inelgi-
bic rs jurors.
The following bills were passed: House
bill to give lsborers, sub-contractOrs and
material men lien upon property for
work done upon it, IN the order in which
they are named above; House bill TO re-
quire township assessors to make re.
turn showing the number of hogs which
have died OF cholera; House bill to au
tnorize county commissioners to detach
territory from cities and villages House
bill to make county commissioners Off
clslly responsible ior labor performed
and material furnished in constructing
turnpikes snd improved roads.
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Shot nv n Horse Thief.

TOLEDO, April 9.-The Blade this
evening has an account of shooting al
fair which occurred near Weston, Ohio,
early Sunday morning. A man named
George Holiday, hearing a noise at his
barn. went out to find out the cause, and
he was followed by his hired man, who
heard two shots fired in quick succession
before reaching the barn. Upon srriv-
ing there he found Holiday lying on the
floor with bullet hole through his head.
A valuable horse owned by Holiday was
ssidled and ready to be led out. 1t ap-
pears that when Holiday reached the
barn he discovered horse thiei, and the
two fired simultsn eously. The thief es-
capped. Holiday was alive this morning,
but it is thought ne can survive but a
short time.
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Louisiana Commission.

NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-The Gem.
mission sat three hours in the morning
with closed doors, the first opportunity it
has seized for full consultations At one
o'clock it received delegation of about
twenty-five gentlemen, with Mr.. Beck,
President OF the Cotton Exchange at
their head, representing the bankers,
merchants and other business men OF the
city. The Commission said TO them
that they had sought Louisiana but
could not find it. They had found two
Governors, two Supreme Courts and an
alleged dusl government in sll the de-
psrtments, but in fact by the scknowl-
edgement of sll the parties there is
only one legislature, though it meets in
two halls. The moment it meets IN one
body il. will be the State of Louisiana,
and while it is in session the only power
in that State then can secure the inter-
vention OF the army. If self government
and the withdrawal OF the army is de-
sired, it can probably be secured in 8
day. Should the public opinien Of the
SLste compel its legislature to meet
as one body, there are SO of the SO
Senators, and l04 Of the l20
Representatives whose election is not
disputed by either party and The Com.
mission urged that when they assembled
as such the Commission could have
nothing to say about its action. The
discussion continued three hours and
the delegation was not inclined TO accept
the suggestion, maintaining that Nichols
must be defended as governor to the iull
extent. A delegation the of Union Club, a
Republican Association, was received
and heard and committee from ths
Packard legislature presented statistics,
records and briefs. The Commission
continued in continuous session nearly
nine hours, and the mem bers spent the
evening in individual conversation. On
Tuesday the city officers will call, and
also delegation OF pleading colored men,
including professional men, planters and
citizens Of weslth and business standing.
Referring to the interview between the
commission and the judges of the Mich.
oils supreme Court, the Times says it
learns from the best authority thet the
visit OF these judges was made At the
request and invitation of the Commisr
sion, and tina. the judges did not, noe
would they discuss or argue before tn
Commission question of statutes or legal.
ity of their court. Various questions
were presented and IN answer thereto,
the Commission learned that the Supreme
Court had since the 9th..of January pass
ed upon and rendered decisions in over
two hundred cases, and that their man
dates and ORDERS had been implicitly Oh.
served in every instance
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Religious Revival I'm Toledo.

TOLEDO, April 9.-Major " hittle, OF
Chicago, has begun Gospel meetings here
with success. His week day services are
held in the First Presbyterian church,
Rev. h. McCrscken, pastor, and have
grown from 700 TO 1900 in four nights,
the largest ever known here. l,6oo
men attended the Sabbath evening SER
vices at the Opera House, and 1900 peo-
pie the afternoon meeting. Mr.. Nc
Grsnahan accompanies Major Whittle
as singer, in place of Mr.. Bliss. They
are 70 work here o month.
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Railroad Accident.

CLEVELAND, April 9.--A special 70
the Leader from New Philadelphia, D.,
has the following: A fatal accident oc-
Cured to day on the Tuscarawas branch
of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad,
from Bsyard to New Philsde. phis. AS
the train south from Bsysrd was cross
ing the bridge near Malvern, the bridge
gave way, precipi;ating the engine into
the creek, killing the fireman, james
Sharp, and seriously injuring the engi-
neer. George Dearborn.
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Ex.Prcstdent Grant.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The r bHnS, Ga
lens, Ills, special says that General and
Mrs. Grant this evening received . few
friends at the elegant re ,idence of Capt.
Augustus Esty. About nine O'Clock,
Schreiner's band serenaded them, play
ing "Hsil to the Chief" and in answer 70
calls from the crowd, the eX-President
being presented by the only surviving
member of his personal staff during the
war, Col. W. Rawley, he said:
FELLOW CITIZENS OF GALENA:-I am
obliged to you for this serensde and man
Hesitation OF esteem. All l have 70
remark is that 1; affords me qualification
to make periodical visits to this city, ard
ceme back to you again after sixteen
years of official lite, like yourselve., one
of the soverelgns of this great republic.
Coon night.
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Anna Dickinson.

New YORK, April 9.-In her address
tonight, q. the Eagle Theatre, Miss
Anna Dickinson said that she did not
object to criticisms on her play or acting,
but she did to fslsifcs;ions. She claimed
that the New York critics had falsifed
in saying there was unanimous ver-
dict agsns. her, and sne was only
received with tolerstion. She read many
extracts from New York papers, aud
compared them with extracts from Bos-
ton, Pittsburgh and other papers. She
also claimed that the papers outside OF
New York admitted her success, and, in
conclusion, dwelt upon her hard study ia
preparing for the stage.