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FRANCE.

LONDON, March ia Paris dispatch
to the Times says the election last Satur,
day Of NJ. Dupuy De Lowe, Bonapartist
TO life Senatorship in place OF General
Changarnier, was due to u coalition Of the
Bonapartists and Legitimists, and, what
is more painful to say, OF the constitu,
tional Orleanists. The alliance Of the
Bonapartists and ..Legitimists has become
a normal fact, produced by hatred Of the
Republic. But the detection OF the con.
stitutional Orleanist party, at the head ol
which is Dac D'AudifFret Pasquire, the
President Of the Senate, and associating
itself with violent parties Of the Right tc
reject the modera.e Republican candi,
date OF incontestable uprightness, Is ar
act Of fagrant politicol immortality, ever
in a country where immoral coalitions
in political matters occur as often as in
France.
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TIE HOG oRpINANcE.-The Second
Branch Of Council having laid the Hog
Ordinance on the table on Friday evening
last, it is not unlikely that the subject
will come up again this evening, proba.
bly, in both Branches. Present indica-
tons are that II will not pass, although
the attempt to Eehabilitate the hog, us the
principal collector OF garbage, is evidence
that there is something in the remark Of
some Of our more advanced Councilmen,
that our municipality is wonderfully civ.
en- to running in old ruts, ever seeking to
get back into the shiftless ways of the old
Fathers. Some Of the members say
that they do not propose that under
the new hog dispensation there shall be
revived any OF the disgusting features Oi
the old. That's, none but nice hogs will
be allowed to preambulate the back
illeyS and unpayed streets. They will be
oil the Chester White breed, we suppose.
and will be above the low instincts ol
coarseF breeds; will turn up their noses
AZ hIthy mud holes, and will scorn to
lave their snowy sides in.the ugly pools
that accumulate in filth obstructed
cutters. Theoretically this Is very nice
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The NichOll's Legislature Oh
President Hayes.

NEw ORLEANS, March "a The
Nichols Legislature adopted the follow.
ing:
WHEREAS, That the inaugural address
OF the present Executive Of the nation
indicates determination to restore har.
mony to the people Of the South, by es.
tablishing a policy Of pRcifcation for
one OF coercion, and by recognizing the
right Of said people of the South, to locate
a sell government, free from Federal in.
reference, therefore be it
Resolred, That We accept this declara.
ton OF the National Executive of non.
Intervention in the affairs OF the State,
US n happy augury for the future, "a
made in good faith and true spirit OF the
Constitution, and that this general as.
sembly will earnestly cooperate with
President Hayes in every effort to restore
confidence and fraternal relations among
the whole people Of this great country,
and to this end il pledges all power
and influence at its command, TO secure
the great object for which the govern.
ments were instituted, viz: To guarantee
protection to life, liberty and property to
every human being within its borders.
The indications are that Nichols
Legislature will not elect United States
Senator during the present extra session.
The color lines Of the Republican party
will lose Pinchback and a small falling
of Of the colored men, who will 90 10
the Democratic party. On the other
hand the Republicans will gain largely
from the Conservatives and old line
Wings. II, however, the revolutionary
Nichols party, representing the extreme
Democratic element, succeed in suppress.
ing the lawful State Government, the
color line may be expected to be drawn
tighter than ever, and the persecution Of
the colored men will continue as in Mis-
sissippi, Texas and other Republican
States, which have been stolen by the
White Leaguers till the last yestige OF Re.
publicanism has been crushed out.
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VOLUME XXV--NUMBER 17O.
MINOR TELEGRANIS.

EVANSVILLE, March 12.-The Cotton
Exchange has called meeting Of bust.
ness men for tomorrow afternoon to ex.
press approval Of President Hayes avow.
ed policy toward the South.
The Jackson Hotel, Alaway House,
and Giles Il Co.'S bank building were
burned last evening at Pulaski Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
NEW YORK, March l2.-The failure
was announced to-day Of Jas. Kingon,
SpecnlAtor In lard and other provisions
AZ the Produce Exchange, and also con.
siderable Of an operator in stocks at
nme.' Nothing definite is known as to
ms Liabilities, but they are roughly esti.
mated at million dollars.
MIR. kingon disappeared on Friday
last, and sent n message 10 bis brotsts
that he had sustained heavy loses Tbey
were reported to range from SlOO 600 10
81 100000. Some OF his friends claim
thathe was deranged, owing 10 inability
to carry out contracts in pork, corn and
lard. His largest creditors are in Chicago
and this city. He failed to meet some
important engagements in lard, bnt his
friends say that the loss is not as heavy
as repo rted.
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feeling and hope you will serve YOU,
country as faithfully and efIectually nm
der my administration as l know vol
have done under that Of my predecessor
Subsequently Gen. Schurz and Mr.
Chandler had private conierenc,
lasting for half an hour, after whicl
the new Secretary received a number
OF visitors, who called to pay their re-
spects.
Mr., Chandler will remain in Washing,
ton for some time TO come.
Ex-senator Key was formally inducted
as the head Of the PostoiIice Department
this afternoon.
Postmaster General Typer introduced
his successor to the chiefs OF all bureaus
and divisions and in few brief remarks
expressed his appreciation OF their eff.
cheney and his personal regret at parting
from them.
He then formally turned over the
control Of the Department to General
Key, who remarked merely that he felt
some embarrassment in coming among
them US a stranger, but he wished them
10 know that he had no intention of
making any changes, and he desired to
discharge the duties Of his office as his dis.
tinguished predecessor had done.
All the clerks and other employees Of
the Department then filed in, and were
each in turn greeted by the new POST
master.GcneraI with cordial shake Of
the hand.
President Hayes has recommissioned
Mr.. Halloway as postmaster at Indiana.
polls. George P, Fleger will probably
be nominated tomorrow for postmaster
at South Bend. Indiana.
Frederick W. Seward will arrive here
in n few days to accept the position Of
Assistant Secretary OF State.
Senator Morton was at the Executive
Mansion to-day, and the President left
his office and entering the carriage, in
which the Senator owing to the condition
OF his health had remained, passed some
time in conversation with him.
In addition to the press dispatch re.
lating to the reports from Harrisburg,
that Simon Cameron had resigned his U.
S. Senatorship, Senator Wallace and
other gentlemen received to-day private
advices 10 the same effect.
Senator Cameron, Of Wisconsin, is re.
ported much better.
Assistant Attorney General Gaylord,
OF the Interior Department, has resigned.
1t was understood at the Cabinet meet.
ing to-day that II committee of two mem.
bers, Evarts and Schurz, were appointed
to frame the civil service rules for adop.
tion by the different departments.
i is not certain altogether that the
Cabinet will meet tomorrow but a session
will be held Wednesday evening.
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Business Prospects In New Eng.
land.

Boston Post
The symptoms OF reviving business are
not being studied 80 much as they have
been, but robnster and surer footed
confidence appears instead. The March
winds are not more eiectually brushing
the cloud OF winter of the blue floor OF
heaven than is this stihenlng breeze Of
universal confidence hurrying all doubts
and hesitations out OF sight. In short,
the business sky is rapidly clearing, and
hope and trust are coming out 10 the
view. Every one realizes that tine past
three and half years are not to be re-
traced, but that the costly experience Of
that term has prepared the way for the
resumption Corporations on foundation
that promises to be permanent. The OBJ.
servations Of The best general business
authorities all unite in prophecies Of
speedy Improvement in trade affairs.
Manufacturers feel the incoming inHu-
ence equally with the merchants, US the
full renewal OF work in mill after mill
explains. An inspection Of the markets
OF the country shows that over produc-
tion no longer obstructs commercial
movements. In the products Of the field
and the mills there has been thorough
working up process going on, till at the
present time the call is for production to
take hold again. And this implies the
loading OF cars, canal boats and lake yes.
sells, the freighting Of ocean steamers, and
a busy distribution everywhere by the en-.
terprise and energy Of the great mercan-
tile class. The machinery is all in order
and well oiled, and it ia already begin.
ming TO move. When the long obstructed
channels are free again, the life will be
the most cheering we have had since the
few years Immediately preceding the war,
which all hope is at last ended.
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MADE AN AssIdNMENT.
A Terrible Fight.

MEMPHIS, March l2.-The Jackson
(Tennessee) Sun Of Friday contains an ac.
count OF terrible fight in Madison
county, Tennessee, between Deputy
Sheriff ]. W. Fussell, and William and
John Anderson, whom he had summoned
to assist him in arresting three brothers
named Potete, who had been indicted for
carrying concealed weapons, at the
house Of Andy Potete, the father Of the
Potetes. The brothers resisted and kill.
ed Fussell and slightly wounded William
Anderson, who mortally wounded John
Potete, who died soon after the fight.
Andy Potete was arrested and committed
to jail. The other sons escaped after
robbing the bodyo Fussell and taking
his horse
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but we venture the assertion that once
any federation otthc hog nuisance is per.
mitted. in any degree, three months will
not elapSe before the evil will be upon us
in all the fulness and glory Of its old orig.
inal nastiness.
1t is said by some Councilmen that the
new ordinance will be restrictive and ia
provisions rigidly enforced. We do not
mean to be disreSpectful to the Councils,
but such argument Is simply bosh.
With but single individual contractor to
collect and remove without the city limits,
kitchen garbage, bonded under heavy
penalties Tor the faithful performance
Of the duty, there is not executive ability
enough in the Mayor, both branches OF
the City Council and the Police force to
compel him TO carry out the letter OF his
contract. 1t is, then, simply folly to ex-
pect that the thousand and one people
who would keep hogs il there were the
least pretence Of permission to do 80,
could or would be compelled 10 adhere
to the letter or even the spirit Of the or
dinance. II the ordinance against hogs
is abolished we understand that the gar
bage ordinance will be repealed, and
what does that mean, pray? Simply that
filthy little wagons and carts will be
dragged AROUND by filthier children, slop.
ping over their contents on the sidewalks
and reviving a loud smelling nuisance.
Just at this time this city wants Of the
Council useful, practical, and economi-
cal administration OF her affairs. Fine
spun theories about the influence Of
hogs on health can be dispensed with. At
the best they needsaot take up the time
TINT ought to be devoted 10 preparing
something like systematic scheme for
carrying on the business incident to the
summer. Some things that cannot be
avoided are pressing upon the Sttention
Of Council and should receive earnest
consideration. Plans need to be devised for
doing whatever has to be done economi-
calIy and well. There is abundant
chance for the present Council to make 4
reputation in practical matters.
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Special Meeting OF the Union
League to Confirm Him.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-At a spe.
cial meeting OF the Union League Of this
city, held this evening at the League
House, for the purpose Of endorsing
President Hayes and his policy as indi.
Gated in his letter Of acceptance and in.
augural address and approving his Cab.
met appointments, John Welch presented
a series Of resolutions pledging tue Presi.
dent the support, in few days, Of the
Union League and commencing his
efforts to reform the civil service and re.
store peace and property to the coun-
try. Speeches were made by John and
William Welch, Wayne, McVeagh
Henry, Armitt, Brown and others, ali
characterized by the same earnest appeal
for the hearty support Of President Hayes
against the Vaccinations of politicians
who would subordinate public good to
their own personal ambition and selfish
ness. The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.
The dry goods firm Of Davis Bros,
PanIiac, Mich, made an assingnment to.
day to S. S. Matthews.
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PhilntIeIDllin,

PHILADELPHIA, March l.. - Flour -
Dull; Minnesota family 81 OOa7 80. Wheat
Quiet; red 81 Of 11Eal 55; amber 81 Goal IS;
white$l 55al 65. Rye-UnChanged. Corn
Steady; yellow at 54IIaj5c; white 54Ic.
OAts-Dull; white 4la4lc; mixed SOC. Clio.
yer Seed-l3Nal6Hc. Butter-Quiet; New
York and Bradford county extra at 27a2Sc;
firsts 25a27c; western extra 23a95c; frsts
2la94c. Cheese-Quiet; prime Hall &c,
Eggs-Western fresh at l6al7c. Petroleum
-Reiined l51al59tc; crude lie Whisky
Western at 81 on.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 12.-There was ami.
mated debate in Reichstag, Saturday
over the first reading of Budget. The
Government requires about $1,000 O0C
more than last year. Herr Hoffman
Minister ofState, said it was necessary
to make up this amount by increased
speculations from individual estate
Herr Laskey, leader OF the National Lib
eral, said that Herr Hofiman's speech
was mere reproduction OF whatthe Chan.
cellor's office has already promulgated.
Herr Richter, Progressionist, said that
scarcely single point of the whole bud.
get was satisfactory.
Both speakers urged the necessity for
establishing the Imperial Minister, and
with parliamentary responsibility.
Bismarck replied; he said he favored
increased taxation, but the scheme for
this was not ripe for execution, and he
was compelled to resort Professionally tc
an increase Of matriculary contributions.
He opposed the establishment OF lmperi.
al Ministers. Imperial Ministers with.
out power would be useless, and
were he not President Of the Russian
Ministry, rs well as OF the Imperial
Chancellory, he would be powerless. Ht
reminded the House OF the case OF the
President Of the Imperial Railroad De-
partment, who resigned his office because
he saw all his arrangements upset by the
opposition Of the particularist step. The
strongest opponent OF an Imperial Minis
ter Of Finance would be the Prussiar
Finance Minister. 1t was for this very
reason that he endeavored to obtain fol
the superior Imperial officials seat and
voice in the Prussian Ministry, in order
TO gain over the greatest ParticuIarisl
State to the Empire.
Other States are no less Particularist
than Prussia. The Particularist current
has always been considerable, and il
seems as it were now about to grow
stronger. 1t is perhaps at the point Of
transition; but we want, at all events
time to overcome such obstacles.
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BALTIMORE, March 2.-Flonr-Moder
ately active; Superfne western So 0Oa5 -
extra S. 75a6 IS. Wheat-Morc active; No
. Chicago spring 81 40; Pennsylvania ret
81 5jal 81. Corn-Western mixed Mt j3c
Oats Quiet; western mixed .iOa42c. Rye
Firm at 70a72c. Clover SGed-l5aljIEC
Hay-Firm; Maryland and PcunSylvanii
SIS 00al7 90. Pr0visions-Weal;. Pork,
SIC 90. Bacon-ShouIders 7n7hc; short ril
9Ac; hams l4al5c. Lard-Reiiued lO{o
lie. Butter-EXtra fine western in tubs =;
a25c.i I Petroleum-RcGned nominal; l6c
asked, no bids; crude dull at 93sa9Hc. Col
tee--Dull and heavy; Rio cargoes l7a2lC
jobbing at 171Ga22c. Whisky-Quiet and
steady ut 81 OK.
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New York.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Cotton-Q -Quict
at l2al9Hc. Flour-A shade better; Local
demand and export rather light; prices
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and unchang
ed. Rye-Quiet; western SlsSlc. Barley
Dull. Malt.-.Firm. Coru-QuiCt; ungrad
ed western mixed 54a55c; steam mixed 81
a56Hc. 0ats-Dull and slightly in buy,
er's favor; western mixed and State 3Sa5Sc
Hay-Shipping 65a7OC. Iops-Quiet; year
lings Gal0c; new swestern Galfc. Coffee
Dull; Rio cargoes 17a9lc. Sugar-Firm
fair to good refining SiSa9kc; prime 1lia
92Sc. Rice--Quiet at 5HaGN. MolasSes
Dull and unchanged. Whisky-QuiC
at $ll1
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COLUMBUS, O., March l2.-The sena.
torial contest is getting warm and more
mixed with each hour. Candidates have
excellent working force here, but it Is
conceded that up to this hour the real
contest is between Matthews and Taft
Both are being urged confidently by
their friends and vigorously deny, at
they claim by authority, that there is al
especial Administration favorite in the
COntest
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 1o.-Flour-Quict and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. Chicago
spring 81 2S7S cash; s. 24Ss April; 81 2S3s
May; No. 8, 81 10. Corn-Steady; S9HC
cash or April; 43lsc May; rejected 3Gc.
Oats-Higher; 32Isc cash; 323zc April; SOC
May. Rye-Dull at G2]GaG3c. Barley
Quiet ut 4Sc. POrk-Dull and heavy;
$l3 so cash; $l3 55al3 81! April; $l3 Ii
May; sales ut $l3 j2Iz May under news OF
the failure of n heavy New York firm.
Lard-Dull; 50 05 cash; 50 OK April;
80 l71I May. Bulk Mcats-Quiet; should.
ers sc; short rib re; short clear 79%c.
Dressed Hogs-5Na5'sc. Whisky-DmI
at 81 Ol.
On call BOARD Wheat was lower Mt 81 a
April; 81 9S May. Corn lower at 391+c April;
A3c May. Oats &c lower. Pork heavy
and lower at SIS 2714aI3 3OApril; SI3 81
May. Lard lower and weak At IS 95 April;
50 % May.
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ST. LouIs, March l2.-The war OF rate.
between the Cairo Short Line, St. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern, Mobile and
New Orleans, and the New Orleans, ST.
Louis and Chicago roads, which has been
winged for some days past, was ended to
day by representatives Of these roads
while inside Of the General Ticket Agents
Convention interchange Of business was
restored and all disagreements finally ad
iusted. Fares were advanced from s.
the amount to which they had been cul
from here to New Orleans, to SIS so, ant
all parties concerned seem to, be welisat
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Printers, Strife.

BUFFALO, March 12.-About o'clock
Saturday evening twenty compositors left
the Courier office by order OF the Presi-
dent Of the Typographical Union, owing
to the refusal to accept the scale Of prices
prepared by The Union. A temporary
Inconvenience was caused, but the vacant
frames were soon filled by non.society
men, and the new Courier Company has
ordered that none Of the strikers shall be
re.engaged.
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ST. PAUL, March l$.-In Minneapolis,
at late hour this evening, the dead body
Of Mrs. Lyons was found at her residence
with her face and head horribly mutilat.
ed and skull broken. Her husband,
Daniel Lyons, was arrested on suspicion
Of having committed the deed. Both
were characters we'll known in the police
courts, having frequently been arrested
for quarreling and drunkenness.
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CINCINNATI, March l2.- Coltou-Dul
and lower at ll4c. Flour--StcOdy. Whea
Demand fair and market firm; red 81 Sji
1850, Corn-Firm at 4OaISc. Oats-Dul
at 35a40c. Rye-QuiGt at 72a73c. Barley
Dull at G0a7jc. Pork-Fair demand a
$l4 O0al4 %. Lard-Dull; steam 50 90;
. lax; kettle lOai0Izc. Bulk Meats-Quiet
shoulders nominal at &c; short ribs sold Al
&c; short clear nominHlly 71Sc. Bacon
Quiet at GNaSNaS4c. Butter-Steady NuC
unchanged. Whisky-Sl O3; generally heIt
higher.
HoGs-Steady; common 81 90aj q; fail
to good light S. 3OO5 10; packing So Cos
. 70; heavy S. SOa6 0O.
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a NenntOriaI Caucus.

HARRISBURG, March 1.-THE Repub.
licans OF the Legislature will hold a eau.
Gus tomorrow aiteroon to consider the
Senatorial question. There is but little
doubt that eX.Secretary OF War, Don
Cameron, will receive the nomination, as
one.half OF the Republican members have
already pledged him their support. The
joint convention, for the election will be
probably March Goth.
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NEW YORK, March l9.-Dusiuess is mod
crate with package houses, aud there wa
q fair jobbing trade Cotton goods quie'
in first hands. Lonsdale bleachsd shirt
ingsl lare reduced jSc. Prints rather mort
active. Dress goods are doing well, Mems
wear wooden arc in irregular demand
ShawlS quiet Foreign goods in steady re
quest.
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Resignation Of Senator sherman

COLUMBUS, O., March 12.-The resig
nation Of John Sherman as United State.
Senator was received by Governor Young
to-day, and sent TO the General Assembly
The first caucus to nominate his successor
will be held tomorrow night. Stanley
Matthews, ex.Attorney.General Taft, ex'
Governor Dennison, Samuel Shellabar
ger and VIM. Lawrence are the candi
dates for the succession in the Senate.
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CARE MAY, March 12.-ship Bethany
from Hong Kong, is ashore near here
and will be total wreck. Her cargo oI
:.llks, teas, etc, ia valued at $500 900, and
insured in New York.
LONDON, March l2.-The steamer
Switzerland, from New York, has arrived
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RAILROAD BoNDs-GCnGrallyl firm, es-
pecially st. Paul, Lacrosse Division aud
Northwestern gold coupons.
STATE SRCURITIEs-Quiet.
SToCEs-Irregular but in themain weak,
with the chief decline in coal shares and
New York Central and Michigan Central,
while Western Union and Lake Shore were
steady. Coal shares were weak on the
prospect of an increase in coal. New York
Central went down oil the filing OF objec-
tions to Commodore Nanderbilts will. Al
the close the market was unsettled and
feverish, though in some cases there was Il
recovery from the lowest point of the day.
The transactions aggregated 100, 900 shares
OF which 10000 were Western Union, $500
St. Paul, preferred, 22,O0O Lake Shore,
10000 New York Central, 5,iOO Michigan
Central, 5000 Delaware, LaCkawanna &
Western, 1900 Delaware Il Hudson Canal,
$500 A. L p. Telegraph, and 1900 Quick.
silver.
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Found Dentl.

New ORLEANS, March 12.-Heury A.
Voorhees,, Of Company B, 18th Infantry
was found dead yesterday in a stable
corner Magazine and Delcid streets, near
where military guard is stationed. He
was shot through the head. VIM. Porter
Company X, Sd Infantry, who is charged
with the murder, was placed under guard
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TOLEDO, March l2-At the close oi
the Produce Exchange to.dry resolu.
ton strongly endorsing the pacificatory
policy Of the President, introduced by
N. NJ. Howard, was adopted with much
nnanimity. II undoubtedly expressed
the sentiments Of our citizens OF all par.
ties and classes,