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niniIin Riots MOSCOW.

LONDON, April lS.-There hsye been
Nlhilist riots in the streets OF Moscow,
the nature and extent of which it Is I'M
possible to determine. From official re-
ports, the alleged occasion was the srri-
val OF fifteen students from the Unlyer-
sity of kieti going into exile, whom the
crowd surrounded, crying, "These men
suffer for the truth.
An official account says that acts OF
violence ensued. The students were con-
veyed to prison pending their dispatch to
Siberia, and tranquility was restored.
PriVste information, however, attributes
the disturbances to the excitement grow
ing out of the trial of a woman, Vera
Sassulch, for her attempted assassination
of Trepofi, Chief Of Police at st. Peters
burg.
She admitted shooting at Trephof, ard
said she fired without caring whether
she killed, wounded or missed him, bat
with the determination to bring his con-
duct before the public. She herself hsd
spent the best years of her lite
in dungesn because she WAS
relative OF q consplratOr, and
there she learned to pity those who sui
fered in similar manner. When she
read in the papers that Trephof had
caused the political prisoners TO be fog
ged, she determined to do ven-
geance upon him. This constituted
her whole defense. The speech of
the defendants counsel and the verdict
of acquittsl despite the judges charge,
evoked ,uch expressions OF applause
from the press and people that 1t is be-
lieved the government will modify the
present system of trials for political
ofienses. The outbreaks at st, Peters
burg, Moscow and Kiea, which followed
the news Of the womsn's trial, are said
TO have been so serious ss to give rise 10
reports in Berlin that revolution had
broken out.
The Berlin Post, commenting on this,
ssvs: Russis is threatened with seriou:
dangers. The Lesson the trisl Of NerS
SassuItch affords will be fstsl if disre-
| gGrded.
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The Cotton unerntIres, STRIKE.

LONDON, April lS.-The total number
Of looms IN the strike district sre 2l2,-
600 out Of total number OF 10000 IN
the kingdom. The determination OF the
operatives and the unsnimIty Of the en-
pl5yeis will not be fully tested undI
Tuesday or Wednesday next, when aii
notice, shall have expired.
LoyDoN, April I8.-A Manchester tel.
egram SAYS from statements which have
been received there to-day, 1t Is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated that great rePresen-
ta,ive meeting Of the operatives will
shortly be held, and that q compromise
emsn ns.ing from them may be agreed on.
At Preston the operatives Of several
mills are running altogether 100000
srindes, and hsve accepted the ~ per
cent. reduction.
LosDoS, April l8.-A special from
Manchester ssys that the posIti7n OF
the masters has been strengthened, by
the faet that the Oldham spinning mas
tiers are discussing the question of giving
notice Of i7e per cent. reduction and
the adoption OF q short time system
At Blackburn bitterness increases daily
rbe expected allowance paid by trade
unions to the strikers, will range from
I four - ten shillings per week.
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STEUBENVILLE LOCALS.

1t all rests with one man, and he a
citizen Of this city, TO decide whether we
are to have new depot on the site of
the old Pan Handle depot or not. The
difficulty in the way is q lot owned by
MIR. James Hill, fronting on Sixth street,
and running back to the railroad track
1t cuts the railroad property directly in
two where they desire to erect their
depot. Some time ago Mr.. Hill agreed TO
take $1,000 for the lot. The Company,
after dehberstion, came TO the conclusion
to purchase it a. those figures, but the
owner thereupon increased his demand
to So, 500 Not taking into consideration
the fact that the Company are desIrous Of
possessing the lot for the purpose named,
| $2,S00 would be an enormously big price
tor that Is the sole objec. thst would
make it valuable. We have heard of
people who were too greedy in their
desire for gain, imagining that because
thing was desirable they could get any
price they wanted for it, and after refus-
lug good offers suddenly discover that
they had over-reached themselves and
got nothing. When only the party him.
self is affected II does not make much
odds but in this case 1t affects all S.eu.
benvIle, Tor it may keep US out of having
a new depot, and 1t the same time be the
means of our losing the railroad shops.
A csse was tried before Justice Bright
last night, that is something out OF the
usual run. Mrs. Mary Dougherty, who
resides over q grocery store IN the Fifth
ward brought suit against Mr.. James
Phillips, q member of our City CounCi,
to recover the sum Of $l4 She alleges
that he purchased the goods from her,
stating that it was for poor people, and
that he would draw the money from the
Mears relief fund and pay her, which
be failed to do. The defendant failed TO
appear, and judgment was rendered for
the amount.
Mr.. Nicholas Kers haw an old resi-
dent of Steubenviiie, died at his resi-
dence on North Seventh street to-day,
aged SO years. His funeral will take
place Saturday afternoon At half past
two o'clock.
A little daughter of Mr.. j NJ. Bssler,
died this morning at 10 O'clock. She
will be buried Friday afternoon at four
o'clock.
Mr.. j. NJ. Barclay, City Engineer
elect, arrived IN the city last night to
take charge of that department Of our
city's business.
There is q $1,000 SANDER suit on the
programme among some Of the residents
of McCoy's Station.
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Consideration was resumed Of the con.
.rs,cs report on the bill making sppro-
,.sion tor the employment Of tempOr-
r7cerks in the Treasury Department
s.. for other purposes. The report
.l.s ,hst the committee was unable TO
s-ge.
NJ. Olvar moved TO concur in the
ssas,e amendment sppropriating $4,000
e. ,as railroad postal clerks. Defeated
.s;, ll5; nays, l26.
The report OF the committee was then
l.,set to and new conference asked,
g, 50 soon rs the conference report was
s71sst o. the Speaker announced that
.,s-sgllsr order WAS the Senate adjourn
-s,.rs:o.ulon aud the pending question
g.. TOE notion TO .ay on the table the
-gJ1 90 reconsider the vote by which
g.. House Yesterday refused 10 refer the
'sa.:oa 10 the Committee on Ways
SD Nesns.
The House refused to lay the motion
.: reconsider on the table-yeas III,
-sys rs.
feL-IGg .U-,lgr action, NJ. Ellis
A.ei up the resolution in regard to the
-ss.i Of representative Leonard, Of
Aa.slsDs.
a-0.ies on the deceased were deliver
60 By Mes,cs. Ellis, Ward, CslKins,
As,ls, Covert, Rslney, White, OF Penn
L7,als, and Dunneil, and then The
d Ea s.iJuraed.
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bishop Kahn In state Of Perturba'
lion,

Correspondence of the Register.
believe it is understood that when
the efiusions OF mans brain go into the
public prints, they become, lpSe fdcto,
public property. In this belief l have
undertaken to review Bishop Ksin's pub.
hshed remarks on the Eucharist. Ii the
Bishop has been thrown into state Of
mental perturb urbstion by my article, 1t
must be attributed not to any fault Of
mine, but TO the false position in which
he has placed himself, by boldly putting
forth to the world tenet which he must
feel will not bear the test of sound reason.
l am not aware of having INDUCED,
at any time, in personally often
sive language towards Bishop Ksin, ner
is it my purpose so to do. But 1t is
certainly not nay intention to be fright
ened from my sense of propriety, or con-
victIons of duty, by any such menaces OF
exposure as appear over Bishop kain's
signature in yesterdays REGISTER. l
am probably known quite as well in this
community as the Bishop, and as to the
essentials of 'gentlemanly' conduct ana
good character would not shrink from
any investigation or comparison, a. any
time, when in my judgment, it might be
deemed necessary. But that time, /
think, has not yet arrived. In the mean.
time, If the Bishop will only keep bis
temper, l shall have something more TO
say on the subject al issue.
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TRYING TO AVERT WAR.
/ II lINU IU AY DIV / IT hIl.
USEAsIsEss AT THE ATTITUDE
OF ENGLAND.
Dispatch OF Troops from India TO
MaIta-TurkIsh Cabinet Wran-
gle-German Mediation
ReVIyes Hope for
Congress.
The Situation In England.

LONDON, April l8.-The dispatch OF
the troops from India to Malta is the
leSding topic of political discussion. The
supporters of the government regard it as
only natural accompaniment OF the
other precautionary measures, and not
indicative OF belligerent intention. The
opponents Of the government regard it
as another step in the development of
the warlike policy. They point to the
fact that the news was announced the
day after Parliament adjourned for the
Easter recess, thus preventing criti-
cism or explanation Of the measure for
three weeks. The opinion is expressed
that this is one of the determinations Of
the Cabinet Lord Derby referred to in
his remarks in the House OF Lords, on
the 9Th inst, as inducing his resignation
of the Foreign Socretaryship.
The royal yacht Osborne has been or
dered to the Mediterranean Immediately
to bring home the Duke and Duchess of
Edinburgh.
Orders have been received ct Ports
mouth for the ships of the first reserve to
be prepared with all dispatch for six
months cruise with the Channel squad
ron.
A chartered steamer left Plymouth
yesterday with 25O0tOns OF ammunition
stores and twenty-one steam launches
and torpedo boats for the Mediterranean
fpht
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CHICAGO, April lS.-The following
was received St General Sheridan's head
quarters this afternoon:
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April Is.
To the AGjutcnt- General, Missouri Dirj-
sion Chicago:
The commanding officer ST Duncan has
telegraphed on what seems reliable in
formation, that psrty OF Indians cross
ed into Texas, Saturday night, sixty miles
below that place. Also that party Of
Lipsns and two Mexicsns passed Retogas,
Mexico, last week en- route to Texas.
4 brother of the Msrsbal of Laredo WAS
murdered Sunday by desperadoes, sixty
miles south of thsL place Cavalry
scouts ere out between Duncan and La
redo and are likely to hear from the In.
dans if they have crossed. Commanding
Officer Clark reports four horses stolen
from within few hundred yards of the
Post, Saturday night. The trail Was fol-
lrwed to the Rio Grsnde, and two of the
horses were seen on the other side Com
msnding- Officer Stockton reports Lieu
tenant BIgel0w, with detachment,
in pursuit of the Indians, who
attacked the mail rider near Escondado
and the mail in part was found. Escon-
dsdo was reached ut 3o'clOck on the 10Th.
Commanding Officer Concho reports that
the Indian were recently in the vicinity
OF TaguBsss QQetis and the cavalry are
now moving IN that direction with
orders to attack and pursne them even
to the reservation. The commander has
been advised of the attack on the mail
rider near Escondsdo and will be in good
condition to intercept that psrty in case
they move north.
[Signed ORD,
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Baptist missionary Society

New YORK, April lS.-The Women's
Baptist Missionary Society elected Mrs
Gardner Colby President. The follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We women workers are
fsr from the centre of operations, and
must necessarily be ignorant of much
that would enlighten and keep US in
our work, We would suggest the
desirabllity of representatives on
the Beard of Directors" 1t was
thought that the telephone may be
brought INTO requisition. Letters from
kindred societies were read congratulate
ing the society on the work done. Sew
eraI historical sketches were read and
addresses delivered, and the morning
session closed Among the ladies on the
platform were Mrs. K. Harris, OF Show
agen, Burmah; Mrs. 5. B. Hand, Of Msul-
main, Burmsh; Mrs. j, b. Vinton, Kan
rOOr. Burmsh.
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Riot ConI Creek. Ind.

ISDrAyoPoLIS April l8.-At Coal
creek, Ind mining town seven miles
south of Covington, in Fountain county,
yesterday, mliItis company competed
of miners, who were in the strike q year
ago, were drilling during the day and St
night while some OF them were in ssslOon
with their arms stacked IN the corner, be-
came engaged IN an alteration with q
negro VINO had been sent in for more
liquor By party OF negroes who were
having = spree, resulting IN the killing Of
the negro. The whites then moved out
into the street, shooting at The negroes IN
sight and killing two more. Tho excite
meut to-day was very great. Tie Gov
ernor declined TO answer the call for
help until the Sheriff should signify his
iuabllity to preserve order. The Sheriff
has since requested the presence Of the
AdjUtant General, and has made requi-
sitIon for ammunition.
ISDAIEAPOLIs, April l8.-All is quiet
8. Coal Greek this evening. Tns sherIf's
are pslro,hng the streets and the mLers
expect to return TO work 20 morrow.
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GEEMER COUNTY,
A Business Town and u Lovely VAL
ley - POIiIics - Crops and Pros.

lndence OF the Register.

Correspondence of the Register.
Troy, w. VA, April 10.
l have not seen anything in your vslu-
able paper about this beautiful section OF
country Tor 10! these many days. So l
thought l would write you lew lines
and let the outside world know that
Troy still exists. Troy is.the great bust.
ness centre of GIlmer county, situated
in the fertile valley of Leading Greek,
twenty miles west OF Weston, on the
StauntOn and Parkersburg Turnpike.
Leading Creek is valley OF magnificent
beauty, and is almost an unbroken
string of meadows and pasture land from
head TO mouth. The valley is inhabited
by model set OF people, mostly emil
grants from Lewis, Upshur and Harrison
counties. Our land is rapidly enhancing
in value, but the only thing we regret is,
this section of Gilmer is Republican.
Troy town has but two Democratic voters
inside her limits, but in the county De-
moccacy is gaming grounds. The Demo
Gratis here are al in favor OF re.elect-
ing Col. Ben Wilson to represent our
district in Congress again. Colonel VIII
son has made respectable record in
Con gress, and deserves the hearty sup
port Of all true hearted Democrats. II
Is not exactly known yet, who VIII rep
resent Gilmer county in the next Legis-
la.ure. Most every one looks enquire
ingly toward Hon. William Ii. Snider as
il TO see if he will lend his grace, and
charms another session. Mr.. Snider has
represented our county twice, and the
Democrats can find no worthier man to
represent rs a thiId time,
Wheat looks prosperous in our county,
and has not been injured yet by the
frosts. If nothing unforeseen happens
We will have an abundant harvest We
also have great many young cattle in
this section. All the more prominent
farmers have from fifteen to fifty yearl.
ingS, or two-year.olds. Proveuder has
been abundant, and as general rule
stock Is in splendid condition.
Hard times and scarcity OF money is
not felt so much in our remote region, as
it is along the railroads and in cities.
GILMERITE.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April l8.-F.ouy-
Quiet, steady and unchanged. Wheat
Weak; amber 81 49, red 81 2O9l 32;
white 81 389l 40. Corn-Wesk; yellow
53c; mixed 523c cash and seller Apri!
and May. OsLs-D.N; white western
Sac; western mixed 32@33c. Rye
Steady s. 66(G7Oc. ProvIsions-Dull.
Mess Pork-At $40 OOGl0 % Beef
Hsms-At l66l69c. Lard-Qsiet and
unchanged. Butter-W Weak; creamery
8OG32c; Western Reserve 22924c.
Eggs-Duil; western ll@ll4c. Cheese
STEADY; western l2t@l23c. Petroleum
Unchanged. WhiEky-Qmet and IN.
changed.
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THE MONEYS POINT ACCIDENT
Dr. CrncraGt Set Right in Regard 10
Ills Action.

EdlIOI Register.
TRIADELPHIA, April Is, 1873.
DEAR SIR-In your paper Of yesterday
an article appeared doing me gross Injus-
tice. The person giving you the iufor-
nation, did it either through ignorance
or malice. l was called to see Mrs. Clo-
han, the wife of Michael Ciohan, near
Rynay's Point, on Monday evening the
10Th inst. and found she had sustained a
fracture of the thigh. Mr.. Clohsn and
wife are old persons, and have no chill.
dren-no one to nurse them. II was his
desire and his wife's, also, that she be
sent to tde Sisters hospital where
she would receive proper nursing.
1t was my advice also, rs well as the sd-
vice OF my son. Before leaving, however,
| told Mr.. Cloh8n, that If he could pro-
cure a nurse, ! would attend Mrs. Clohan
cheerfully. They are both my warm
friends and us be is perfectly responsible
for all his contracts, could have had no
other object than justice and humanity IN
doing MS l did. did not think it nee
essary to reduce the fracture before send
ing her to the hospital as any intelligent
surgeon will bear me out, and l think
that gave rise to all that was published.
trust you will do me justice by giving
this space in your next issue
Very Truly Yours,
q. a. CRACRAFT.
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Judgments Against the b. a o. Rail
road.

cambridge JeGersouiau.
Hne time sgo all the actions pending
ls Guernsey Common Pleas Courts
s,Al"tte Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
slpany for over. charge of passenger
A..' 10 which the amount clsimed IN
.s.l ca;a reached five hundred dollars,
,'s transferred TO the United States
.,h Tor the southern District OF Ohio
d. --s. determination. These cases,
.-..!-s.--: 10 number, have been pend
d, 10 .-s. court ever since. Sixteen Of
-'e were dismissed for want of security
Costs 10 the remaining twenty
' .''e' Judgment was entered IN
a- .o' S,5J for the plaintiffs. This,
-,.e'sald, Was proposed by the
-'~'l' IS being acceptable TO them,
o.. .-'s. lsd the cases GENE on for trial, f,
'- probably hsve held that each
Ann Was entitled to recover bat one
..-'. SID not y series or CumulatiOn of
.-'''-'. However It msy be the rail-
"a 80 ..19sry accepted the proposition
80 Fa1..as snI entries of Judgment
... made accordingly. A number of
t @ asaI1s. the Marietta, Pittsburgh h
-. -.''e.sld road sre still pending n
~. lv'e, although some have been
.'. by the plaintiffs on account Of
'...'',rss OF recovery, in conse-
,.. u. .1e insolvency and sale of the
.r- 4 .eW n4sas g..g.,,., .b, Rs1t;r.,-o
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chicago Bankruptcies.

CHICAGO April lS.-Tbe threatened
repeal of the bankrupt law has caused
unusual activity IN bankruptcy proceed
ings. This week four bankruptcies were
recorded on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings, twelve on Thurs
dav, and show ten petitions filed to-day.
OF these the most important Is that Of
Andrew j. Cooper, real estate dealer,
whose secured debts are $4,000, with Sc
curities worth $4,000; unsecured SILL
600, assets, $4,000 worth Of Ohio land
but it is encountered for $4,000, snd va
rIous other assets more or less valuable.
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n0JNGS OF CONGRESS.
puocEEDINGs YESTERDAY.
x,uber Of Bills Passed I'm the
pending Action On senate
,s,ournment RESOLUTION
House Listens to Eu-
IopIes on Represen-
tatIye Leonard.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
AESATE.

", Davis from the Committee on
I,,i.ry h-i reported with amendments
!aS..s,s !a',s,, bill to provide tor the di5tri-
sae os1 ~ awards made under the con-
ol'IGu hstween the United States and
IeOIST pa,nbIic OF Mexico, and concluded
-. 'g5 HI of July, 1868. Placed on the
a.SJc ,-, resolutions of the kentucky
,j,I.,ure I were presented and referred,
IsL sI.i,o 70 the grave OF Zachary Taylor,
- TiTnroying the rivers of the State,
'-y n. Bsck slso submitted joint reso-
ton sppropristing five thoussud dol.
- sit IN erecting q monument over
-. - rave OF ex- President Taylor. Re-
erred. .s.Lo uo-,i,r h,,;
-, confederation WAS resumed OF the
s,1, on the calendar not objected to
,,9s- the five minute rule
:, v,s ordered that when the Senate
.4ogrped to day, it be to meet Monday
aeIl. go,
r...ad snd pending tne consideration
,,,b bills Mr.. Gordon moved 10 post
-,,s the pending and all prior orders to
i,gspp House bll to prevent the INTRO.
s-c,,o5 OF contagious or infectious DIS
s..o. in the L .Ited States. Agreed to
,,t nss.,d without discussion.
The Senate then resumed the consid-
s..,ioD Of bills on the calendar in their
.s,rIsr order snd the following were dis
r:st O!; , .,. .
C,.o-s5o. Nevada ana the territories TO
,sn and remove the timber on the public
s71sin or mining and domestic purpO-
g. Passed.
ssDs,s bill in relation to the Pacific
g,rosd. u being funding bill
ga reported from the Railroad Commit
sa vblcn suiI remained on the calendar
"a indefinitely postponed.
The Sen1ts joint resolution supple
-s-sl TO jglnt resolution in regard TO
%. International Industrial Exhibition
49, Pans. byiag that Introduced by Mr..
sanders. providing TO- the appointment
a eighteen commissioners, was indei-
-.e.y postponed.
Nj. Michel, from the Committee on
Railroads submitted rePor. TO sccomPa-
r .5s bl. reported from that commI-tte
e-.,ercay. 10 extend the time for the COM
ne ion ol the Northern Pacific railroad.
.:lefsd printed.
After executive session the Senate ad-
1,led.
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Marine.

g., .OhA, April lS.-Arrived Al
3. .,1,. Apr, lS.-Arrived-Victo-
4--..'2SE, 4-.... April IS Arrived -
I...' I.'' '',m Bremen.
z i.o,- i-S, April Is Steamers Wvom.
5sa, ,,., We" York, snd 1 trisn, from
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OIICity.
LIVE hT0JK.


New YORK, April lS- Bocves- Bare
" four car loads arrived, making 1870
mead for three days, against $3.50 head
last week. No Jews IN the market aud
nothing doing in beet cattle and dry
cattle. Dressed beef dull At 7HSc Tor
sides mainly 7t@7!c.
Sheep Receipts 5,4OO head, making
10000 head for three days, against ! ]. $40
head for the same time last week. Market
trihle easier, with large business Lt
a reduction OF about l.. Clipped sheep
at 81 OO@5 20 unshorn 50 bota6 90,
good 10 choice ycsrlngs - OOtG' 20
sprIng lambs, decent 10 choice - OOt9
90 per head.
Hogs Receipts 4,2OO head, making
500 head for three dsys, against | !, 800
head tor the same time last last week.
No sales alive, but fair Ohio corn ted
could be sold At 50 70 per 100 pounds.
Ensi Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. April Sl.-Cattle--
Receipts to-day 5i4 head OF through and
343 head of yard stock; total Tor three
DAYS ! ,Z92 head of through and I76 head
of yard stock. Selling at n too OF from
last weeks prices.
Iogs-Rcccipts to-day 2,2j5 head total
for three days 400 head; Workers - 90
Cd8 Gj; Philadelphias 50 9O(G4 TO-
Sheep Receipts to-day $500 head
total tor two days G,0OO bead; none sell
ing today.
CincInuatI.
CmcE;EATI, April IS Hogs Steady
and firm; common 81 0O98 20; light
SO 3OCG3 40; packing So 35CG3 90
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Sitting Bull.

ST.. PAUL, April lS.-An Indian.
brother of Little Crow, the Sioux Chief,
arrived in this city from Dakota, and
says that at Spotted Tail sgercy, lately,
he met three Indians who had left Sit
ting Bull in the British possessions and
returned to their old hunting grounds
because they were determined not TO
take up arms again under Sitting Bull
against their white brethren. They say
that Sitting Bulls people are treated
very badly by the English, and that Sit
ting Bull has expressed determination
to return to his own lands and there die
rather than submit to such treatment.
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DKY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April ls.-Dry Good
Trade quie! in all departments owing TO
the Observance Of tho Hebrew holiday.
Cotton goods quiet and fairly steady, er-
cept cottonades srd cheyIOts, which were
unsettled in outside makes. Prints quiet,
but dress goods and ginghAms are IN fair
request. Mems woolens remain quiet.
Foreign goods sluggish.