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The SIaOu Railroad Fight.

TOLEDO, April ib.-The case Of the old
management of the Cleveland, Sandusky
and Columbus railroad vs.. the Rush K.
Sloan party, its managers, came up for
q bearing in chambers this morning,
on motion 20 dissolve the Injunction re-
Gently granted by Judge Finnetrock, Of
Fremont, and 10 vacste the receivershlp.
under which S,oan has become general
manager The day wss largely spent in
the reading OF the sftidsyits On the part
OF the plaintiffs. They set forth, among
other things, the gres. improvement
tina! has taken place II the condition OF
the road under Farlow's management
The affidavit of Oscar Townsend states
that be hsd conversation with Siosh
in Cleveland il March last, during
which the latter proposed TO make him
receiver Of the road and in W 1ich capsci-
" he was TO sppolnl Sloan general
manager. That Sloan stated ihst be
(Townsend) would receive large c)m-
pensation for the duties OF the position.
He Sloan had bought the company 6
stock when it Was st 8 low figure and
by means Of 100000 from the operation
be thought there was good oportunlty
~ DO something now. The affidavit SAYS
thst at this point he refused SIosn $
overtures and left him. Its no. probsbl
that decision will De reached before
Wednesday next.
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THE PENlIENTlAkf.

Il. Bosrs OF Public Works yesterday
..,ppoin.ei Csptsin w. l. BRIDGES
=. Superintendent OF the Penitentlsry for
;..sa,uing two years Capt. BRIDGES
.Ys..ed this position for four years past
-, in the main, has made an
.ErsD, officer. The Board also aP-
,,,et new Board of Direc
-. :, follows: General NATHAN
JY.r. r., Of CIsrk,bu burg; Col. JAMES X.
,wrn, Of Fctterman; THOMAS G.
>u1H, E.q, Of PsrSeEsburg; J. W,
6.lLAHgE, OF Moundsviile, and Capt.
AsDggw wILsoS, Of Wheeling. Both
:;- Republican parry and what WAS
,,ogn ss the old JAC1B element In the
..mocrstic party were recognized in the
y:..ruction OF the B ard.
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PHrLADILPH1A April lS-ElsusA
Demand active and savaaciae; 1has.
sofa family % GOES 90; Psassylvaaia
% sO99 90; Ohio ana ~. Lous @
Ss 600S Is. high grads % so9ll %.
Wheat Red and amber 81 sS(S9 %;
white 81 10. Rys-At S0e On oass.
Corn Excited; yellow 6606eo; ni1sd
l4@60c I. %. b.; white CSC; sail e19oDc
I. o. D. OAts-White fair 10 fancy 6 -
@55c; mixed 47@4s. Clovsrsss1-is}
@l5c. Timothy-$l 86<S2 10. Butssr
Quiet; New York and Bradford ooun.
ty extra and western extra ns~ xl0
26c; old 20@2Sc. Cheess-Quiss and
frm; western ans l6c. Rggs-Firu.
Pstroleum-Quiet and nominal; refined
l6&@l6; crude lac. Whisky-Wst.
ern 81 10. ..r
MILwAUKEk April l6. Flour
Excited and higher; scarce; spring sxtza
81 90. Whest-Unsettled; opened st IN
advance of i6lc and closed frm; No. I
Milwaukee 81 62!; No. 2 do 81 61i; seller
May 81 62i; seller June 81 SIT; No. 3
81 $si. ,Corn-Higher and scarce; No. 2
new 1oC. ohe-DuoyAub AAo nikuorS
No. 2 876Ssc; seller May Sc. Rye
Excited and higher; No. SOC. Barley
Elcited and higher; winter 75c. Pork
At SIS 50@l5 so seller May. Drssssd
Hogs-Nominal At Sc 90.
TOLEDO April l6.-Flour-Strong.
Wheat Active, nrm and higher; No !
white Michigan 81 II; amber spot held
at the close 81 79(9$l 80; seller and
May 81 69al 70; No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan red 81 80: do Wabash u 81
and in good demand high
mixed spot sold At 62i(163c; seller Nay
5Sc; No. 2 spot SIC; seller Nay and June
62ic; No. 2 white SAC; rejected 81 Sc.
Oats-Firm; No. 2 seller May 4lc; rs-
jected 3sc Clover Seed-At % 70;
choice 50 10.
NEw YORK, April l6.-Dry Goods-
Business light in nearly all departments.
Brown sheeting in fair demand at lately
reduced quotations, but bleached oottons
are still quiet. Prints in limited dc.
mAnd and fairly active. Mems woolsns
IN moderate request. The Bulletin says
that the entire stock Of Gloucester and
Mohawk ringhsus will be psremptorily
sold a. suction Thursday next
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Supreme Court Decision.

WAsHISGTOS, Aprll lO.-lne iOlIOW-
ing decision wss rendered in the Su-
preme Court to dav in the case OF the
United Ststes vs.. Fox ct al, IN error 10
the New York Court Of Appeals: This
is the case IN which Charles Fox, OF the
CITY OF New York, devised his entire
property to the government Of the
United Ststes Tor the purpose OF aiding
in the discharge Of t1c debt created by
the war for the suppression of the rebel
lion. The Surrogate held that the
United States could not take res! estate
under the statutes Of New York, and that
the will was void as the devise Of land,
but that the government could take per.
soual estate. The instrument. wa sd.
mltted TO probate Sc the will Of personal
estate, and the Court of Appeals afr
this Judgment. 1t is here said tha! there
is no question, but that the United States
may hold real property IN State when
ever needed for the use Of the govern
ment in the execution Of its powers, and
that in such case, If il cannot be acquired
by voluntary arrangement with the
owners, il may be taken against
their will by the government
in the exercise OF the power OF sn emf
neut domain; bat the power OF state TO
regulate the tenure Of real property
within its limits and the means OF ln &C.
ouisi,ion snd transfer, and the rules Of
its descent and the extent 70 which tes-
tsmentsry disposition OF It may be e1er-
ciseI By is owners, is held 70 be un-
doubted tle rIgn. OF state IN inis
respect follows from its sovereignty with
in i.s limits a. % a!l matters over which
Jurisdiction has not been expressly, or by
necesssry implication, transferred to the
Federal goverLmeci. As the statutes OF
the State Of New York prohibit such
devises there is no power 70 make them.
The judgment OF the Court OF ApPeas
Is affirmed.
Chief Justice Waite 81 nounced tie
4 flowing order: On account Q! tie IN
.uRclency OF the appropriation by Con-
gress for printing records, It IS apparent
that We shall not De sble 70 continue the
hearing O. causes a. the preset tern
ls,sr than the 18th or 20th OF Nay. V "
stall. therefore. close the term May lI'n,
ard thus enable the Justices 20 give ST.
tep;ion 10 thsir business upon the circuit,
which could no: be done 10 many ot the
districts If we continue ls:er. Al an
pouncement will be made hereafter o'
the time the call Of the decke! viii be
stopped.
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, April l6.--A delega-
tiou OF Friends called on she President
to-day and presented q petition from the
Universal Peace Union, asking him to
continue the Indian peace policy. The
President said that he was in favor OF
peace every where, as fully expressed in
his inaugural address, which indicated
what his course would be for the next
four years. He, however, was not so far
advanced as the Quskers, and there might
be occasion some time to resort to mill
tsry operations.
A small delegation of Michigan poll
ticlans had al interview With the Presl.
dent and also colored delegation from
Richmond, the latter in favor of the
retention of Miss Vanlew as postmistress
of that city.
Edward A. Thomas has been appoint,
ed Associate Judge of the Supreme Court
OF Wyoming.
A telegram received at the Navy
Department, yesterday, from Lieutenant
Commander Henry A. Gorr.nge, CON-
msnding the United States steamer
Gettysburg, at Constsntinople, refers
briefly to the condition OF affairs there
He states that war is imminent, and an
nounces that the Russian embassy was
to leave Constsntinople to-day.
In reploy to an inquiry concerning the
recent removals from the pension bureau
Secretary Schurz denies that ary person
al or political influence was taken into
account in making the selections, and as
serts that, as a matter OF fact, several OF
the employees whose services were dis
pensed with possessed the strongest polit'
icsl influence.
This afternoon the colored district
militia psrsded in honor OF the anniver-
sary of the emancipation proclamation,
and called on Marshal Douglass.
In day or two two hundred employees
of the bureau 81 Ell craving and prlatinG
of the treasury department, will be dis.
missed, and this reduction will be iol-
lowed ut the end OF the month by the
additional dismissal of two hundred
more
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THE WAR AND TINE JEWS.

| nos - sSShnS00 Aof sSOolD w shS
Pruth, and marked out her line ofoper
ations. Har frsts movements ara sur
prise. The old issue of 1855 i, brought
IN. by the reported purpose Of seizing on
Palestine, and IS result, opening tina,
country to the return of the Jews, they
to support Russia with financial aid. This
is . remarkable programme, if it shall
prove real, and will at once send the
students of the prophecies totbeir lessons
and interpretations. The work entitled
"Armsgeddon," says the Pittsbur gh Com
mercidl, predicts this war, as we pointed
out some months ago. 1t was to begin
IN April, and the prediction is that Rus.
sia will succeed. The idea of the re.
turn of the Jews to Palestine is, too
quite remarkable. Much dispute las ex-
isted IN theological circles, as to whether
literal return would ever occur or
whether the scriptursl illusions were
simply netsphorical. But it has been
known, that of late, there has been a re.
viving interest among the Jews, on the
subject of the return, and large numbers
have gathered near Jerusalem. II, now,
they have arranged with Russia for the
freedom of the land, Palestine will again
be occupied by the lsrselitish people. II
SO, it will be very suggestive of other
prophesied events.
The influence of the war will be bene-
fetal to this country. Breadstutfs will
increase in price, and large quantities
must be shipped. This will furnish work
for our railroads. Arms and munitions
OF war must be largely purchased here,
and in many ways this country will be
benefited. Thus our industries will be
revived and the country prospered, The
war will probably be of extensive scope,
and evidently will include strong
effort to capture Constsntinop!e. If this
succeeds, Turkey in Europe will be
blotted out, and the map OF Europe must
be resdjusted. With all this, it is not
surprising that the entire world should
watch the strife with deep interest. I'm.
less other nations intervene, the Turkish
Empire will struggle in death grip.
1t is not, however, to be supposed that
she is not prepared tor strong effort,
nor will she break IN pieces under the
first shock. The war will probably be
prolonged and the struggle fierce. The
full tide OF war will probably develop
rapidly, and its first shocks be soon ex-
perienced.
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LOl ISIANA.


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80 S'A P'e'' ma most oirec' iorm'
'' even propose II heed De- 10 take
"'' 'o' the attainment oI 'h'S reis-
.,.,' ~ 81 UH4uS''Heu Is 'neif
a"4 'o''O''e"'' ''F '"e 0uf-
" ''' 'u'e Snu the m'cAery oi
's'Il''a' ,..'',' "n'eh 'hey see p0F-
'-' P'e'eusioHs o' fA' ANp'
P'"N' 'Ho 'i'''''s 's''oN
'''N'u 'ue pA'u VI
resident as regards an adjustment
=. ,-' L'a'sns question, though it will
'-"''' LOT n'm' perhaps Ii the COM
-''e''y 'sii' to have the Cover
limited 10 q consolidated Legisla-
o'e'n'Sed on any basis. Should a
eno IN declaring PACKARD
~O'' Tue supporters OF NICHOLAS
- -O' surrender their convictions
>. -"'"''y submit to the result.
,..'% -. '''AoF''y Of PACKARD would be
everywhere except at the
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CowardIy Attack on Col. a. Il. Nc
Lure,

PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-There was
quite au excitement created on Chestnut
street to-day, by the attempted whipping
of Col. A. h. Mcclure of the Phiiadel-
phis Times, by Nat Mckay, Govern
ment contractor. Mcclure WAS in COM
pauv with Ex-Governor Custin. when
Mckay approached bim with dog whip
and struck him. Then Mcclure caught
Mckay by the throat and while holding
him some one from behind him dealt
Mcclure a blow, while another in front
of him struck HIM over the left eye.
These men are supposed to be friends OF
Mckay. One of them got away and the
other was arrested, along with Mckay.
The prisoners were given bearing AZ
the Central Station and were held to bal
70 answer.
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surrender OF Hostile Indians

CHEYENNE, Wy, April l6-About
1000 northern hostiles made formal
surrender OF their arms, ponies, &c, tc
Gen. Crook at this post Yesterday. Thler
entry was very dramatic. They encircled
Spotted Tails camp and dis
charging their guns in the air called
forth the whole force of their chief tc
greetthem. After which their head chief
delivered a very short speech before
Gen. Crook, indicating his desire for
pesce hy laying his rifle at the General:
feet. Among the chiefs are "One VINO
Touches the Clouds" and "Romsn Nose,
whose village WAS destroyed st Slim
Bustes last summer by Captain Mills.
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Failure OF the Grasshopper Crop.

Fokr SCorr rs, April l6.-It is now
asserted beyond doubt that the grass.
hopper eggs in this section are unproduc.
tive. Careful experiments have been
made, and in addition the weather Of the
last few days hes been warm enough to
have matched them by the million had
the egge been good, but not one Of the
pests can be found. The far pers gene
rally are jubilsnt, and big crop Of
everything is looked for n southeast
Kansas.
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FINANCIAL AND CChiMERCIAl

Nxw YORK, April le..-MoSSr-Essy
8: 2@S per cent. Prime mercantile
paper s49S per cent. Customs receipts
$406, 900. The Assistan. Treasurer DIS
bursed $4,000. Clearings 81, ,0O0, 900.
Sterling long 4s7; short 4ss.
GoLp.-The wArlike advices from
Europe to-day and decline in securities At
London and Paris had more effect on the
gold room than anywhere else. The early
sales of gold were made st l07, but subse-
qusntly was advanced TO 1891, and later
declined to 1914, at which it closed. Car.
rying rates to 4 per cent. Loans were
also made fat.
SILvKR-At London 54i d; here sill
YER bars l27i, greenbacks; llsi, gold;
silver coin ! per cent discount.
GovERSAEsrs-Strong and notably
higher especially for old '65.
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Vessels Ashore.

WILMINGTON, n. c., April 16.-The
three mast schooner Charles +. Elmer,
loaded with molssses, is ashore Oft Trop-
zeal Sound, bottom upward. The cargo
snd vessel are total loss. A log-book
picked up, supposed to belong to that
vessel, shows that the crew consisted OF
sixteen men. 1t is thought that all were
lost.
A schooner, loaded with lumber, is
ashore near Rich inlet. The vessel is
broken in two, and, with the cargo, is
total loss. 1t is feared that the crew are
all lest.
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Case OF Major Reno.

WAsHIsGToS, April l6.-Major Reno,
recently tried by 8 court martial on the
charge of insulting the wife of brother
officer, and sentenced 10 be dismissed
from the service, hiss forwarded 70 the
War Department request for delay in
the presentation Of the case TO the Presi-
dent, claiming ths. he ha additional
evidence which will tend TO the mitigs-
tion o: the sentence. His rsqusss has
been granted.
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Vote OF New Hampshire or Constitu
iianal A Amendments.

CONCORD, April l6.-The Governor
and Council to-day counted the vote
for the constitutional amendments.
All were carried save the first, to strike
out the word "Protestsnt" from the bill
of rights, and the twelfth, prohibiting the
removal from offices for political causes.
The seventh, abolishing the religious test
as a qualification tor office, was adopted
by thirteen votes over the required two
thirds.
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Live Stock Rates.

CHICAGO, April l6.-The general
agents of the trunk lines to day, fixed
the basis for rates on live stock
between Chicago and New York, 45c on
hogs, and SOC on other cattle, with dit-
ference of &c in iAvor OF PhiladelphIs,
and &c, in favor of Baltimore. The rates
10 other points are unchanged.
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An Affair of Honor.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-Two men
named Tate and Dodson OF this city, a.
tempted to settle quarrel over a woman
by fighting duel this afternoon back of
Ludlow, Kentucky. The principles were
In earnest and exchanged two shots, but
the seconds had carefully omitted the
bullets. No dsmsge WAS done AID no
arrests were made.
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or,r wss king, yesterday, in the city
. Wheeling, snd his rule was worse
,., ;rop. He took possession Of the
...-s,, snd swept them in binding clouds.
2. r,hed unbidden into our stores and
ceilings. srd ssnded our eyes and sugsr
ys Where is the street sprinkler?
L. hin speak.
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Prisoner Shot.

NEw YORK. April l6-Chas. Brooks,
q &C lored convict on Blsckwell's Island,
In attempting TO escape to-day, made an
assault on the keeper. The latter drew
a pistol and fred, killing Brooks in.
stantly.
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RAse Bail.

LOUISVILLE, April l6.-The Louis
Vile base ball club vanquished the
Indianapolis nine to-day BY s score of
4 to 3 The game inaugurated the
season tere and was very brilliant one.
The visitors made 8 and the home club
: single base hits
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r,y ,.ip, las. evening, WAS welcome
.,.o the denizen OF the city and coun-
., In the city i. laid the dust, and in
=. - ,,gp,ry i. refreshed and rsvivified
xb.s,. snd grass, and sll growing
7,-s.s.lon.
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nvaopY discusses the probable
.,,s WAT 10 Europe on the business
80" ...ss in this country, and generally
- .,,bs verdict is in favor Of good
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p,vr, and his policy are lost sight
No.. Ans, which Russia and Turkey
~ licking up. People are taking
-. interest in prosperity than pol
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u. r,o.psc. of war in Europe has
-. -. sour to pop up in price, to the
a, the lsboripg man.
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w. Ra'lread Not Cutting Rates

a,ss,, aoSK, April l6.-In reference
0.lo R.S! RS,.p';ien that the Baltimore and
Aso i,1r:d i1'Cad Is cutting rates from Chi
,-tseeo ''C.silon Of the recent agreement
..ss,, me trunk lines, Receiver
,.s,icD ., q, !le -. Erie road, in reply to a
:s.vst ro;.t sne subject, said he had re-
',auo,rs' '..o'ms;ion indicating that the
40 N. S aaa Ohio managers had vio-
+sy bad 1Compsct. He did not believe
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.,,v diligen, inquiry, we find the
:" for 4 good fruit crop to DO
r r,,,.,sny conceded
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Affecting 9eeister.
r-1 .,o.sd SATURDAY at lo7''

,.,,tssr today sD'A be partly
!" "a ,outisast to southwest '0ind',
'''' ,.,,osrattrs and light ram
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DR.. J. BALL & CO.,

so- 10 WET 81 sikkkI,
iP O. B0r sJdl SEw YORK CITY. y. i.
10 ps mia the opportunity Of bc!bg A.. Il.
ths 6s,I Do not deIsy. Tris By tryt nl2
lrsa; !nducem.rs sEd krps proeis Ocsrsd -
aIy per.oa WHO -aI.s . nrss-clsss paying .-s-
na q =
- IaE LxHzsT nonus.Ios Allow 30
k0SIs ~ AT HoCsx II Tas UsrTKp ttAxaA
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LXten bion A.l,oa

sass s,rs5.C q 70. are endeavoring to
@.a eI,sements with their creditors
sa'lon of twelve months.
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A DIAMOND WORTH SEEING.

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