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BUSINESS EMB.mRAsSMENTs
VIII Go Into Bankruptcy.

BosroS, April ll.-In view Of the
present aspect Of Holt & Bugbee's affairs
and uncertainty Of what may yet be de-
yoloped from the transactions, their In
dianapolis representatiVe,of of the firm deci'
ded to go into bankruptcy.
Holt and Bugbee say that the total
amount Of forged paper foots up Sli7 900
aud the stock and other property 10 In
dianapolis, which has been estimated al
S6S 900, will not exceed $4,000. In nd.
dition TO the forged paper the indebted
ness Of the firm amounts to about $40 600
making their total liabilities, a. far a
kno wn, SlsT, 900. This estimate is made
on the presumption that the So, 900 ir
notes which the bAnks hold, will be paid
by the makers. To otf.et the indebted
ness the firm have, with their Indianapo-
lis property, about $4,000.
C1ScrSSATr, April l1.-Thos. L
TriseWell, distiller Of Tlppecauoe, Ohio
fled petition in bankruptcy. Assettl
small. Liabilities $4,000.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April ll.-Cotton-ouiet
and steady ut 10I<c. Flour-Dull, weak
and lower; family IS l0A6 90. Wheat
Dull; red 81 10al II. Corn-Good demand
ut full prices; 40ai2c. Oats Easier but not
quotably lower at 29c Rye-Demaud fair
aud market firm at 6la62c. Barley-Dull:
good TO prime fall 40ai2c. Pork-Fair de-
maud but at lower rates at 50 80 bid, held
higher. LArd-Fair demand; current make
16 95, kettle 7Ila7Kc. Bulk Aeats-Quiet;
shoulders at s SXc, short RIB Sc cash, IS 50
buyer June, short clear SIC. Bacon-Qulet
and steady at S426a5 t0a5 80. Butter
steadyau unchanged. Whisky-Firmer
at 81 O2.
Hoes-Quiet and steady: common at
s. 00aS 25, light at So S0a3 SO, packing at
- S5a3 66, butchers IS 60a3 65.
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Confesses TO Eleven Murders.

FONDA, N. Y, April 11,-sam. steen.
burgh, awaiting execution on the 18th
inst. for the murder Of jacobs. Parker at
Amsterdam November 17th, made 4 full
confession last evening. he says that be
has committed eleven different murders;
the first when he was only ii years old,
and also to innumerable burglaries, rob-
berries and incendiary fires In and around
Amsterdam. The story is horrible in the
extreme, and nearly all corroborated. He
says he murdered Parker.
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The Legislative Committees Re
port.

We understand from reliable source
that the joint committee OF the legisla-
ture which has been in session at various
points along the line Of the Baltimore q
Ohio road, hearing complaints against
the company as to excessive charges and
determinations. have agreed to reporI
that under their charter and by the law
Of the State the company are forbid
den from charging any greater sums
from any point on their roat
between Wheeling and Harper's Ferry
to Baltimore or Wheeling than they
charge from Wheeling to Baltimore, oil
from Baltimore to Wheeling. That il
that the transportation for shorter dis
lance shall not be greater than for long
er distance. For instance, II the comPa
ny charge IS cents per hundred from
wheeling to Baltimore they can charg'
no more from Fairmout to Baltimore
and the same rule applies also to western
bound freight.
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THE CAPE TowN REBELLIos.
Cuban Insurgents.

New York, April liza letter from
Havana says that Macco and Vicinti
Garia are the only insurgent chiefs who
have not surrendered. They are in the
mountainous parts Of the extreme east
Of the island and are said to be holding
out in the hope that they will secure
commissions in the Spanish army rs a
reward for their surrender. Steamers
leaving Havana for other parts Of the
coast are overcrowded with persons re-
turning to their homes, while the insur-
gents, who have for years lived in the
woods, are coming to Havana and filling
the hntAls
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dow Br'NIS ls.-The volume Of
'''ine'' ia lhs Cincinnati merchandise
: md 5y tt. Cincinnati Ga..tts to be
It P'rsai's rarely exceed the i'm
..,iis requirement. Of current trade.
- t'ali''PolH trade, according to the
''Saa' h's'i'e, country merchants are
y -sp's heir bilh promptly, and the gen.
= "a outlook i very encouraging. The
~ D's'l' P's s'a Tribune reports that the
~ q Il'i'ssk in most quarters has
= ial's limited, and ha. not made a
-'s''ai' e'aPari.on with that Of sew
P''''d'Hs like periods. There are
\. plain Indications, however, that,
\. ~.e pleasant weather continue, the
'at days will make a much better
'' IA this respect; Of the latter job.
"f'i quite confident. The rains o.
- .'t Pllcsd the roads throughout
j. S'''iH IA almo.. impossible coudi
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Another Train Robbery ON the
Texas Pacific-Hail aud Ex.
press Cars Piundered.

NEw ORLEANs, April 1.-THE Gal.
weston (Texas) NtrS special reports an.
other train robbery on the Texas Pacific
Railroad, ut Mesquite Station, Is miles
east Of Dallas, at 10 o'clock llst night
when the train stopped at the depot. The
engineer and fireman were taken from the
engine and placed under guard. The
express messenger and route agent barri'
caded themselves in their car, but the
robbers saturated It with coal oil, set FIRE
TO Il and forced them out. The express
and mail car were then plundered. Con
ductor Afford and two Of the robbers
were wounded. The plundering party
numbered Is or 20. The passengers were
not molested.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

In the case of G. W. Q. Dare, charged
with setting 6re to his toy factory at
Green Point, for the purpose Of obtain.
ing the insurance, the jury, to-day, ac-
quilted him without leaving their seats
-Bayard Taylor, o. S. Minister to
Germany, sailed from New York to-day
in the steamer HalsatiA. Mrs. Murat
Halstead, daughter and son, Miss Jennie
and Robert, and Marx Twain and family
are passengers 10 the same steamer.
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HOUSE.
TIE PENSION BILL.

The House went into Committee o
the Whole, Mr.. Garfield in the chair, or
the Pension Appropriation bill.
Messrs. Scales, Chittenden, Fort aud
Hewett IN. Y. advocated the bill, and
Messrs. Hanna, Foster, Thompson and
o,Niel opposed It.
Mr.. Hanna, replying to some remarks
made BY Messrs. Chitteuden, Hewitt IN
" and Sparks, to the effect that be
(Hnna) opposed the bill because he
taanna) was afraid OF the indianapolis
pension agent, said that 10000 pension
ers Of Indianapolis would be Wronged
aud robbed Of their pittances BY the shys
ters around Indianapolis aud Washing
ton. The bill would be in the interest o.
the bankers and business men Of New
York, who hoped to have the SS8, 900, ,0OC
annually paid for pensions transferred tC
depositories In New York, He had beer
accused Of opposing the bill through
mereenary motives. Talk about mer
eenary motives, said he, when this bill Il
10 bring the SSs ,OO00 1000 into the banks o.
New York, and is but another means o.
makiuE the West and South tributaries
to New York. he could 6nd mercenary
motives there II he 90 desired.
Mr.. Chittenden, in reply 10 Mr.. Han
M, stated that he had no more to do with
the banks OF New York than that gentle
man had-not a bit-and every word
every syllable and every letter Of BIZ
ia regard 10 these banks was IS applicable
70 that gentleman as TO himself. In re,
gard to the statement that this bill Woult
70 B pensioners, there Ia not q word O.
sense or truth in It.
terrupted by Mr.. Sparks, who asked L
HannA's law partner Was mot pension
agent at indianapolis. LAnghter.l
Mr.. Hanna (exeitsdlyl-I will ansWel
hat, Iir, and will say that ny law part
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RAILROAD BosDs-shong.
1rATw Rawna ltaadw

sEATE B0sDS-SteAdy.
SToCEs-The Treasury negotiations i'm.
parted buoyancy 10 the stock market, and
with renewed buying prices made q general
advance, under the leadership OF North.
western common, which rose 70 50. Next
in point OF strength and activity were st.
Paul, Western Union and Lake Shore.
There was scarcely halt in the upward
movement and the market closed strong At
nearly tbs best figures Of the day. North.
western common advanced to 80, preferred
to 72<, Lake shore to 66Jl, st Paul com.
mou 10 4e9<, preferred TO q, Wabash TO
l9H, Rock Island 70 l02, Western Union 10
s9<, Erie 70 1lX, 0bios 10 107s, ST.. Joe
preferred to 20, LaekAWannA To 661S, Mich.
gan Central 70. .ssJl, and New Jersey Cen
tral to 1910.
Northwestern earnings for the fiFst week
ia April increased $40, 900, st. Paul S5s, 900,
and Western Union $4,000 for the past
fortnight.
The Commercial says: The talk Of the
street Is that both classes Of Northwestern
stock are 70 pay per cent per annum
steadily on, and that the next annual re-
port In June viii demonstrate the ability
Of the road TO sustain this rate Of income,
q surely a their associate lines, the Rock
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v,,r,oS.sr BLAIE still has great eI'
...,,,ioD. 10 regard to his bill Oustins
r., r,ou ths Presidency. He is moi
=, =, ~, Worried, be says. by the derOga
~, comments made on his movement
W, Vi ,,sid.p, that Whatever democrat.
; ,,u.r may say now in opposition to
sn N, riIl al toe the line in its sup
~, shea the test comes. Mr.. Blair may
r., ,,,,ou. no! known to the public for
r,hi,b in The success Of his measure,
hi, c.,..inly cannot get any comfort
iss b. sop. OF public opinion through
A, ,,,,,; lnI the papers Of his own pol
is,,,, Ii. most OuppOken against his
rs,.,. Thu, the Richmond Dispateh,
pi,ss.n!ill supporter Of Tilden in the
p,.it.ut.I canvass, rates Blair's scheme
a y. u,,clic.l than the symmss Hole
Ssr CT Duff Green's banking system,
ilEi,:
ly, man ever bad a better title to the
r..,j,oti,I chair than has Mr.. Hayes.
kaOo rood TO permit anybody uuwarp..
~, priaiIes or passion TO dream OF
G,iaruiaI il. Besides, Mr.. Hayes has so
i.s,psi himself, has been 40 clear and
asia BIZ OHe, thA. none but peculiar
y ,ouH desire to molest him. On
b. o,Ast AInd Mr. Tilden has been on
b. no. ,incs the election. There was
Tu,olbillu in the early proceedings in
kbAslIL. His followers felt the want
dIl.llst, and all along down from that
ily 10 tie present certainly Mr.. Tilden
" .iis.d nol friend, while we think
y nm viIl deny that he has lost hun
lsal d thousands, till jus. nov there
N nus things saJat that are backed
Il. Eindib and relate to campaign ex-
ssd.ars that may not be just to Mr..
lih, bot certainly can do him no
rod'
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sherman Sells Fifty millions OF
1I-2 Per Cenis.

NEw YORK, April 1.-THE Secretary
OF the Treasury this afternoon completed
lis negotiations for the placing OF fifty
million Of Al per cents for resumption
purposes. The contract Is made with the
last Syndicate, who take the bonds at pal
with accrued interest and per cent pre-
MUM 10 gold. The Syndicate will take
ten millions Of bonds Immediately aud
each month for the balance OF the year
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CHICAGO, Apil1l.-The Drorer1 Journal
reports:
6ArrLE-Receipts $780, shipments $500.
Fat cattle dull and lower at S3 90a5 20,
fancy stockers at IS 0Oa4 Is; butchers low
er at s. ooaS 90, cows s. 6oas 80, bulls
S3 60ai o..
Hoes-8eceipts 2l,0O0; shipments $500.
Weaker; heavy at s. 50a3 80, Light s. 45a
3 80, mixed rough s. 20aS 40.
SnREP-Receipts l,40o; bhipmenti $50.
Shipping dull; sales at 81 50a5 so.
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EAST LIBERTY, April H. CATTLE =
Receipts to-day l,7e9 head Of through and
,s4S head OF through and IA Of yard. Mar.
ket STEADY and unchanged.
Hods-Reeeipts to-day 4 4,i25 head; total
for three days 10000. Workers s. 6oa3 rs,
PhilAdelphias 81 00a4 20.
SHERP-Receipts to-day 2, 100 head; total
for three days 1900 head. Clipped - 4oa
rs, wooled s475a5 70.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, April 11.-wheat-Firm and
higher; amber Michigan spot 81 81, seller
April 81 26I<, seller May 81 %, No. ? red
winter spot 81 %, seller April 81 %, seller
May 81 AK, Nos red Wabash 81 il, No.
S'Dayton and Michigan red 81 u, NO. 2 at
81 29H. Corn-Firm: high mixed 43Nc,
No. 9 spot 43IIc, seller May 44Zc, seller
June 45a44Ke bid, rejected 4lA401ic bid.
Oats-Dull; No. 2, 2sc.
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PnLADEIPH1A, April 1I.-FIour-ouie.
aud unchanged. Whest-Quiet; amber At
81 Sal Ss, red at 81 3la1 So, white 81 Ss.
Corn-Dull; yellow 6Sc, mixed 62stc spot
aud April. 0ats-Dull; white western $50
35kc; western mixed S2a3Sc. Rye-Firmer
1t 6sa70c. Pork $40 0Oal0 %. Beef-Tn.
dia mess S23 50a23 rs. Lsrd-Quiet and
unchanged. Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Cheese, Eggs, Petroleum and Whisky
Quiet and unchanged.
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A fre this afternooS at Bay City. Mich
isan, destroyed rix million feet Of lum-
ber, 1000 barrels OF salt and the docks,
owned by Eddy, Avery & Co, and four
million feet Of lumber, planning mill and
docks and 5000 barrels Of salt, belonging
TO II. ". Bradley 4 Co. Thirty build.
ings, mostly residences, were destroyed.
EstimAted loss 100000; insurance not
obtainable. The FIRE originated from
sparks Of q passing tug.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LgTELLIGENcRR
GENERAL NEWS.
Train Robbery on the Texas Pacific
Railroad.
Old Blair's Maryland Resolution
Before the U. s. Senaie---Itis
Buried in a Committee.
.AWsr Of F ctions in East ST. Louis.
The Diss.aoefuI Scenes Enacted.
Clubs and Pistols Freely Flourish.
No Blood Spilled, However.
Clubs and Pistols Freely Flourish.
No Blood Spilled, However.
The Wheeling Excursion 10 Pitts
burgh.

PITTSBURGH, Aprill1-1l Pm
Special Dispatch to the Intelligpreer.
The Wheeling excursionists arrived
here, after a very pleasant trip, & listle
before 6 o'clock. The road to steuben-
vile was remarkably smooth for a new
road, and the train made very good time,
Opposite steubenville our Eve cars were
attached to regular. train consisting oi
three passenger cars and two baggage
cars, making ten ears. We started from
Wheeling with one hundred and sixty
excursionists. Not many were added to
the number along the road. Nothing Of
interest occurred during the trip. The
accommodations were good and the ride
was a pleasant one. The Opera House
was crowded to hear Booth. # was light.
ed with oil, the gas having been turned
of for the nOn-payment Of bill. Nc.
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Burned 10 Death.

BosroS, April ll.-John E. Lyon,
President OF the Boston, Concord 4 Mon
treal Railroad, was burned 10 death At the
Pennigewassett House, Plymouth, N. a.
last night. Being Ill during the night
the bell and lamp in hand breaking set
Gre 70 his clothing.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEw LONDON, April 1.-THE car
house Of the New London & Northern
Railroad Co. was burned to day with 4
number Of cara. Loss SS5s 900; insurance
.hout 600 O0O
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The Toledo Postmastership,

wAsHISaroE. April 1.-THE Senate
COMMITTEES on Postotfiees and Poe!rolds
have authorized the nomination ot Chas,
II. Eddy as Postmaster at Toledo TO be
reported favorable.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
have agreed TO recommend the confirms
ton Of Justice E. Colburn as U. 8. Con.
sul General at the City Of Mexico.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TRLEaRAPR.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YoEK, April 1i.-MoSEY-EsIisr
at 6a6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5Jsa7 per cent Customs receipts S327, 200.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed So, 900.
Clearing sls,700,000. Sterling firm; long
1861, short 4s9.
GoLD-opened and closed at 1001S, with
sales In the interim at look. Carrying
rates las per cent.
GOvKRNMRNTs-FfKm.
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PITTSBURGH, April 1.-Petroleum-Dul
crude at 81 5sH at Parker's; refined IKE
for Philadelphia delivery.
on CRY, Pa, April lI.-Petroleum-
The market opened steady at 81 3sk, ad.
vAneed to 81 399S, declined to 81 S6jI, clos.
ing At 81 S51E bid. Shipments 2I,259, aver.
age 1922. Transactions $4,000 barrels.
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Marine Intelligence.

Nav YoRK, April 1l.-Arrivsd-
Steamer California, from Glasgow.
Bosros, April ll.-Arrived-steamsr
Massachusetts,, from Liverpool.
MoyrLLE, April Il.-Arrived-slsau.
or Victoria, fsom New York.
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At cLntIIAc MICH.

DERorr, April ll.-seveu stores and
Eve dwellings were destroyed by IRE at
Cadillac, this State, early this morning.
Tha entire loss is about $4,000; very
little insurance. Mrs. Blount Perished
in the flames.
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A sad Accident.

EaIE, Pa, April 1I.-Albert Smith, a
grocer, while hunting snipe on the lake
beach to-day, accidentally shot himself,
the charge Of shot going through his
heart and the ramrod through his head.
he leaves = wife and seven children.
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NEw YoRK, April 1l.-Edwin Middle.
ton Almoute, frat clown Of Barnum's cir.
Gus, better knewn as Ted Almonte, died
90 Wednesday Of quick consumption,
aged IS,
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TdeqntelItgelfer:
Henry on the Eve OF As
ssHAlO, A.dIpg Disclosures.

r',bi.r,ou dispatch dated the lUth
w., .sen.tor Davis, Of West Vir'
y =, ',,t ,,t ch,uc. to remind the Kspuo,
r. :.s.lor. again to-day Of the amour amount
J.,.y The, h.d cheated .. the eovstn, y. -.
=, "a. Of in their management SlS o. 'ns
., Davis, it will be remembered,
!. l',L,. sj,nln Of the Senate Committee
-. -. - been Investigating the Treas
u. ~ D,Dltsn.ut. Hitherto he has only ,1l
~ y that there were enormous dis
..'.,.e.. S.s in the Treasury lce0un'''
Nv !. charged boldly that there ere an" mao
~ !. a. . l.lll;.ti.n Of over s5VOOT'UVO' w
= : =. undertook again to defend the
w. -, ss, could only say because Demo
w., .,,,' 5jjp'. understand the Republican
e., .,'..,s d keeping books, Davis informed
g"'s H., i. would prove his assertion 10
!, !, na.. ~, and there the matter dropped
= Il. dIy.'
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NEW YoRK, April 11.-wm. N. Tweed
Ia confined 70 his bed in the Ludlow street
Jail. He Il broken down, his counsel
IayB,by constant suspension and anxiety,
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COLUMBUS. April 1l.-In the Senate a
bill to authorize Cincinnati 10 issue
1000. 900 bonds, to complete the South.
ern Railroad, was passed.
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weather Indications.

War DEPAkTMKNT, J
OyyfcH OF IHK CHrKy 9lGAAL OyHIcER.
wAaHtssros, D. C, April I'll A. NJ
PRoBAnriTfE
For Tennessee, Ohio Valley and Lower
Lakes, clear or partly cloudy weather
wet winds, stationary or higher pressure
and temperature.
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Arre,t Of a Bank PRECEDENT

NEw YoRK, April 1l.-Luther Red.
Geld, ex President Of the bankrupt Tar
rytown Bank, arrested in Chicago Satur
day afternoon, was arrAigned to-day and
gave bail to await the action Of the grand
jury.
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MONTREAL, Aprilll.-wm. B. Tellara,
the teller 10 the AmericsnlS Gtional Bank
OF Detroit who absconded with Sl2, 900,
has been arrested here with his Plundsr
and taken back.
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CRoOKEDNESS AND WICKED.
NESS.
A LIttle short in lIs Accounts.

OTTAWA, April ll.-It isSaid that the
investigation Of the accounts Of the Ag-
riculturAl Insurance Company shows the
late Secretary and Treasurer, ]. B. Black:
borne, to be 4 dsfaulIer to the extent OF
80 ono
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|s..', VIC. sIo' R. LATHAM, Of Up.hur
h II, 4 ,'SS'a'ilv a member Of Congress.
las,li,' ''s'' u S. Consul to Melbourne.
.ss u ,S.l'l A'' Sesn writing an interesting
ssr, ,' ss,eIt. 90 the finances Of the
|sS,ss,''1,.' y. 'A' BOekhannOn Della. They
GS,,ssl.Il " opposed to imitation and in
h.a I, la'.,,L S' 4 sound currency and au
|sGn,i.,Ss.' ,s'RI'a'n' Of the Government.
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u IA Ne" York Tribune entered Wed.
I 'Poa It's thirty.eighth year, and
- u tIA it presents on the occasion
=! '!''n iAl'de.pits the hard times /. i.
-, ~ '0'ins,'r circulation and pros.
~, = '0Iid and sound as in any pre-,
| Sj,.I I''' Of iG history. The new
~, 'hich Tor a time was an ele
s'-.am % Ia bands, i' now, it ia stated, Z
SOL = s'ad'oae profits afford. ampl,
| as.s'''''' '''''' for all the department.
| -, : p'tt' Fsns Tree, pays in full all in.
~ 80 As debt aud leaves a cash bal
~ '''oi $4,000 year from rents
|Es, =, 'P'Pe' i'eIt pays,iu these times
| ~, ~ Ss I. s'i profits last year being be
;,sl',, 700 md $4,000. The averag,
| /. ,;s'I s.'.1, oi The daily i, larger than il
|,s,I,'' I'''I',' time, that Of the semi
nii.a a''''I the same, and that OF III,
N'le'', though still large.
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Arrival of the CommIssIon.

HAVANA, April 1.-THE Postal Com
mission from the United States arrived
to-day all we'll,
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WASHINGTON.
Blair's Maryland Resolution Re
ferred to Committee on Judi

WASHINGTON. April Il.-senator Den.
mia presented Montgomery Blair's reso-
luton OF the Maryland Legislature in
regard to the ELECTORAL commission and
moved its reference to the Judiciary
Committee. He took occasion 10 express
his dissent from the action OF the Legis.
lature, and his opposition to anything
that was likely TO revive the scenes Of
strife and discord. The resolution was
referred. as indicated.