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FOREIGN PORTS.

.BuKSos AYnrs. Nov 27-In port bark Carrie Tyler,
Gr Dsl s
City Point.
Barcelona FOR Philadelphia: schrs Mary Douglass Rolf
Par. Ss d. @ Che ws u SfT
ware brenkwacr scl,r II y IIaoek Mcule Jacksonville;
f Point o Kssus St. J.sS for De%was
@ bSS y Gs " Hsy Ws for r rSr
York Carolina IaD, zSsss, philadelphia for English
"ro" DR. ' scabr"ek fvsSpcc fer amore 9th scsi
Matte F. Foster, TURKS Island for Boston cost Of the
Put IN Jan Bsss%aT castle DIR, Ayler from
I hsr VOYAGE "" on the iith '''"'
sailed dec ~ brig Isaac Carver Gray. - in ballast;
fassi Constantine rus t;rabc from New YORK; Amsicr.
schr Grace Andrews Andrews from Savannah Mon
In port Jan 8. ship Winged Hunter Fellows from Liver
ferguson from ay!i for avre in few days. finished
rs .oa in aS n .r
helm Kskcr cr Euler. from savannn, for Riga repair
a %s D reS SSb ss
"d ssn as e. s%sT from Cuba for New
c,ksrtEeos Jan i-Arr,vsd, brig Mortrose Or Meyer,
Sadie wieut, Watts, Bos,On VIM Hayes tBr, Jennings,
pExAaaaa, Dec e-Arriyed brig Chesapeake OBJ, White
Baltimore and sailed i4th retnrn nh schr II ilerri
Martha iis Sa,H K Is~rsacs @ Doe ssmsrc and
se alsi 10 RETURN, l2,h schrs Ada whitney Masters,
Grearson, New York and sailed 18Th for. jamaica
Sailed 18th, brig Una DIR. saddler New York via Bar
port Dec q sarhs Golden Fleece OBJ: Dodge from
ton arrived 18th; brSs Daylight, Gibson and Morning
III iSSF; IS NcroR i!
Rs1 Spa p'5s. sSs From "'sisf
ssy 9Ss sss i'f % nc "ss
Essssaps. Nov grin port, brig Woodland johnson.
'I I'o ao'9 Dss fS qsE ship
Reed Mobile; 9TH bsrks sarah lngersol' Cardiff; oh,
pole New Orleans; BENZ Courtney Baker New York; 7th,
ky n "saso Morgan cv
.sp GcssS Ssw Orleans: Gyda SoT Olsen Pen.
esp EcSssarria charleston brissc RoSscn ccagIns,
New York; il Williams. fucker Cardcnas schr Mary
Norve Pnrman. Matanzas 18th. steamer Saratoga sund
nsn fns S1s Sas Wagner New sSr
Ailytha tBrj, Aabry: rascaro.a.
Brown. Baltimore Tor liverpool 60 sail a. midnight
MoSaovs. Dec i5-Arrived previously, brig Black swan,
MssS,s pee ~, :hr Annie Whiting Cox
Sailed alst ;elrs Pilots Bride, Bayey Turks IsIand'
Eina, Bsyey Jsm,lca a.. ,p., p,x ,,.n x.-
Yg5s IS EiesnSI S.s1sS from WI
from Fcrnandina arrived 10Th, do: Vim Douglass, McIn.
due. from Grenada; arrived 3ist, Wiz g..
YsssAr Np Jan s-Anivcd schr city of Chelsea Good
riaA peg iArTiysa s;hr. virginia I'"lon, suon, New
Sailed Dec ~ sshrs VIM Jones, Cook. New York; Matte
Powr MANIA Ja, Dec ss--In port, schr John TImmcns
from cadaS bolivar United states S,.n.. s.,,, n.r
s@ % On ls% .ei rHS Mary Cook Mobile
s'"in SiS ssrs NH i,awcy sawIcy Martinique
afd .asd ~ r e Snss" I'm gaia
Jurss"s \, hSmss Adey. Libby Msss hi i WIN
ss = 81. !ss.. .s MI Csss for u
J. Aurora porp. New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY a. ls9-TRPLE SHEET

s' ps Kew ' Ssa si the
J. po .saa brig ArcG Small from Fsrnsna Y ; ai.s
Stephen. from Cardiff
EoSct Dec l5-Arrved, schr Eddie luck Sor9,rop
Post Boy, .iott, do
RIO JAxtIRo Dec ,i-Arrivcd barks frcdcnsborg Dam
Mnne Rishmond spo,lsss chapman Ba in Tsm, ,
s Nw S.rk 70, s r%s'c s" S &
York brig Mary Lei;ht.a crowey do; mh bark hso MI
%i Gs s neisn bscna a nsE T"cn S"
nsstad Risnmend 10Th Granada lIolgIo ilam'arH w..
sas M"ar"sIs ah sS,r SIS Tn"%". Norton Cardiff
harss rnion Or, Webb, St Marys, Ga, AMELIA d whea
srS De shrs G%ar @ srs%as; Ssl more
Ihomp:op do; schrs orient Star (sr. soier do Maggie
Mats s S"h" Srs a se pa A5Swan sem
krhmGna; 18TH ship America 9r ssarss SsM Yors
SS sSp @ i. iaSsas rea"s Srss
lean. John sGcrwoo Atkins rniisd states; zenr
Cleared Dec 10, bark John Sheppard, Atkins, New Or
Cleared Dec 20 !rirs Wster Witch smoot, B"timore
Il p%ri Pee - ship Peru, Iaryshec une bark: Dom
iS sS,ss; , is% Sew Ss%Ssy $sa
%" as ssSs c s
ana e"sr %nan Msr sa a o
Merrill I.lss 70. rsrnambucs a1d tie arrivals.
Wyilsh DREW ao iSsn RWersss,se r cswss xsw
Staphound tBr, Fawcett for Victoria III about 18th We
snyns Gnll disg; Abiel Abbott, Chase. Katie Flick
MsmlS arrived ad brig vesa Percy from Shanghai
,, s,sGsronE about Dec soArrivea; GlcnrOy
Canal
surz. Dec o5-Arrived steamer Giennnlas DR. Wilcox
Japan and China for New York passed Malta Dec 30
ST THOMAS. Dec 2l-Artvcd. schrs LOWS Ehrman, Coli
Demcrara nnd sailed 18TH for Inagna a2d bark 10
SSS%5s sailed
CroiM 26h. brig staples. Showers. Cadix; o7t bark
for Pensacola; 2nh, ship webfoot Br Owens. Bombay
bark Carrie Dclap r Crosby Antwerp and sailed 3oth for
New orlcans; scr Curtis Tilt.n shepherd St Kits: nh
3lst for PcnsacolM; schr Elizabeth Dc Hart. Low
New York; 3lst bark Alexander DIP. Davidson
Hail. Rio nnciro and sailed 4th for InaGua) yacht Reso
Lutte Dayton St croiy and :ai!ed 4t for Porto Eco, I'd
Dr. s Daa @ TSs Flick E
Cape Good Hope: Sd. o Stlman. Tibbotts Natal:
Messer Lawrence, cettc; 4t brig Sircna r Mcdonald,
Arrived 30 bark Mario (Nor) Paswciy Bremen (and
sailed Jan2 for New Orlenns,
Arrived Jan IL brig Ella Marin Lampher, Bahia. sock
Called of tho port Dee 81 snip Alhambra. Alexander
from London nnd sailed 18th for Delaware Brcakwater
sailed Dec "a brig Mctus Nor), Olsen. New York; 3ls
bark Rvno Nor Sorenscn Galveston; brig Frekcrt ;er
Sorensen. New Orleans.
Sailed goth, bark Snmarang DR. Burke (from White
haven. Pensacola hay ing repaired.
In Jan >, brig Excelsior DR. Mayor from New York
arrived Dec 30 FOR Cacos Island to load guano for New
York.
Jonxs PR. Dec I3-Sailcd brig Chns A Hoard (Br,
Brown, New York via Arccibo; i7,h, Eudorus, Prince
S,Gr. Jan 3-Arrved. bark Brothers. Colson Barbados
srJAGo Cuba Dec 3o-Arrived. steamer Rapidan. Pow
ers, Manzanillo.
y VERA CRUz, about Jan l-Sailcd, brig Sarah Emma
Munroe. Minatitlan and New York
YOKOHAMA, Dec lO-In port ship Horsa (Brl, wadley,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

NJ For loss of ship Thos Reed from San Francisco
for Liverpool, and other disasters. news columns
STEAMER wYcLrrrn (T,, a! Philadelphia 18th inst from
nn = % s% to ~
,s lost .n@ S heas ~s o.s .
damage.
snir LADY Ocr.vrA Bn, at Delaware Breakwatcr from
emssa I WV during S Which split s
sy how . c % .s
spoken June g. and her AZ Portsmouth NIL give
belonged in Portsmouth.
BARK TDA FIGLrA dtaD. from Boston for New Ross
80 Of She has %o
feet of water In her hold
ports very rough weather on tho passage from Hampton
Roads, and lost forctopsal yard in gale.
BRIG ORBIT NASH Philadelphia from jamaica reports
bitten s''''
scHR INDEX, from Savannah for Philadelphia at Della.
s eRSr, Sn wo hove :"
scmR A LrvERiNG. from Navnssn for Wilmington Nc,
ns wf o and % sns on tho
scnR ANNE BROWN Curry, from Corvallis Ms, for New
York with potatoes struck on ledge IN York Narr,ws
She taken Rockland 9Th and will go
railway.
2 la, 81 Ion 90 encoG ~, severe gales
boat aud galley and sustained other damage
scnR TxAsEH (ot Porand!. from 81 John NIB, for New
@ % having been
"' '. ''r 80, n ! E
ScHR ALICE SrErsoN before reported wrecked al Turks
Island. in charge OF pilot An investigation NJ
Grand Turk resulted in tho suspension OF the pilot for
twelve months.
S~up Con. Era Pcndlcton from, Roxton Dsc "a for
Point Pitrc is reported ms having been lost
ScHn Madeira OF ~ !ohn NJ from 'ndsor. Ms, Tor
New YORK put pack 10 Ninoynrd raven lth ana reports
lctt vineyard navch Dec anchored az Isrpamn C"ve
UNI, tns men "" onE isano ouhu as iar
and ,"st ali h.ni sns. "tcmntcd 70 cat into Nav
~ T.wrcr, hnt r, lad anil jriftcd ", 60. or ,hc ~ ~.
was snoken nv New York plot boat WHO n,i ~ n :"
tow s int mort ON the 81, inst lat III 10 Ion IS, X smoke
the Spain Dr. from New York for Liverpool who
supplied us with b ana water and stores Succeeded In
reaching fnrpnuim Cove evening or sh having lost Jis
non, sp "rssnm mu one ." inc crew us
mosm u' ,,' ,. anJ I'D ~ INV 0' "''' repair """
The hull and material OF schr Monadnoc ashore
Rosa Island sold Jan the hull bringing S4 and tho
material $7Il.
Posrox Ian l3Cravs FAIRS are eotert for ,,a
saf.tv nj The lJomer rt:r Cant Walker bc ,a
here Drc IL Tor Iiveruoo and Inns NOT since ha.
~ -, ,,cwc,
GALVESTON, Jan ii-bnrk w V"cnrnn before reported
fire Is burned TO waters edge, and II Is impossible
control the hre The cotton ~ lower hold Is all covered
VIZ" ""'e'' "'" ~ w. W "e' " .'""s'u 'o'''''o"'
HALIFAX Jan i3lhe brigantine Atlanta, OF and from
Iiarbor trace NJ Tor Boston with bD bbs OF picked
fish. arrived here today leaking badly Captain Wheen
reports that ne iet harDor trace on the 2fth ut,
ana encountered succession OF heavy north
Ic wn rs Far soub az lnt rs, Int was driven hact rc
,ew Lcnt M The numns Four hnnJre ho rss
~ az go. r',,, ,..s..i
IN ,an sncte The h,rk Rrs,ai os .nd " 9emr
us,st,I No nv TivorncoI yvi,h ~ e.. -
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AluNIR,, Jan 4-Arrivcd, bark Union vives New York.
Sailed 9TH, bark Candida dtai Cafero United states
ANTWERP, Jan 13--Arrivcd, ship scaforth Q,r) Cox,
Philadelphia.
Sailed 18TH bark Unanima tBr) whitchouse New York
BRISTOL, Jan ii--ArFivcd, brig Premier Br) burnett,
Hull RIVER
BRraks. Jan 13Arrvcd, steamers AshGcld Br Watson,
sa, annah America tSwl. Stridsberg. Charleston.
BoRDrAux Jan 0-Arrvcd. bark Mstca LAus) Cosulich,
New York.
Sailed llt bark Alpha (Nor Andersen United States
CARpIrr Jan li--sailed, steamer Rhcoa (Br) Canon,
New York.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. Is, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By rrm HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrtsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer City of Brussels tp Watkins. Lverpooli Jan
and Queenstown 3D. with mdsc and passengers to j q
Dale
Steamer Circassa tBrl Munroc. Glasgow Jan ,, with
mdse parsongurs IlcndcrsoI> Bros. Had strong
westerly gales throughout.
steamer Regulator Jones' Wilmington, NC, days. with
nIdsc to w tlyd. Go.
ship White Rose of London Jarvis. Manila 12s days
with aud hemp order PASSED. AMER Oct 81 Cape
Of uood Hope Nvy ~ aud crossed the Equator Dec IL ia
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL

NEW YORK, Jan i3-Noon.
Tie Western Union time ball fell today twotenths of
second fast
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A MISSING LUNATIC.

Inspector Thorne notified late last night Of the
escape from Randalls Island of lunatic named
Albert Fries, twenty-n years of age. 1t is sup
posed that he committed suicide by jumping into the
river.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Rio Jancro Dec L. bark John West Davis
New Bedford for Pacific Ocean land remained
In port Dec ri
Al 81 Domingo Dec 10. schr SURPRISE Gcctt. No oil.
Had experienced voty ronHh weather Struck 100 bbl
whale but coming lost It, the whale taking the
line.
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EX-MAYOR WESTERVELT.

Ex-Mayor westervelt's condition somewhat
improved at one o'clock this morning
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
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The 900 tickets ending with as thc same as the two
terminal units of tho number drawing tho first CAPITAL
xip.EUJ zach entitled u 81. -
Witness hands n.y., this day SATURDAY,
January II, 1879. X. H. RAMSEY, S,......,.-,---'
Prizes payable In full without deduction. ,e,~
Class Is will bo drawn February q; Capital Prizes
$1,000. 500, $5UJU two OF $500 two of 81 OoJ, &c
Tickets only 81.
Address ali orders to SIMMONS DICKINSON Man
ayers Covingon KY, the Eastern Agents. WILLIAM.
son 4 CO, 5v0 Broadway. Now yosk t,' ~--7'F.-l1
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WEATHER REPORT.

tHoLYuEAp Jan l3-wind SW. light.
ScfLLY Jan 13-Wind w, light.
PLYMOUTH, Jan l3-Wind SW. light; barometer 80 TO-
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MONEY. AND j TRADE / !.
FINANCIAL.
Money: and Stocks.

~ ,T5sTE5S NEW YORK, March. J.
Governments steady.
railroad bonds strong and higher, especially for
Kansas Pacific issues, which advanced 3D4 per cent.
The Central Paclh earnings for February came up
to S1,09S,OOO, gain Oh last year Of $112,6OO For
the first two months of the new year the figures are
000, against $2O9l 500 in January and Febru-
airy, 1878. %r
State securities dull.
The stock market, except at brief intervals, OK
hibited marked strength throughout the day. The
leading features in the active list coal stocks
Chicago h Northwestern and telegraph shares, the
advance in these ranging from h01N per cent. with
the highest figures of the day current at the close
Among the low priced shares, Kansas Pacific ad
vanced from Is to 22h and ,clesed ct 2lA, while
Missouri, Kansas h Texas rose from yk@0h per
cent. Investment shares were quiet but Rensselaer,
b Saratoga advanced to 99A bid and 1O3 asked,
against o. yesterday. The fluctuations in the gem
coal stocks was due to the report that various coal
companies were about to come to an amicable ar
rangement on questions at issue between them.
At the close transactions aggregated 100 900 shares
Of which 5000 were Erie; 5000 Lake Shore 4
Michigan Southern; $4,000 Chicago Northwestern
common; u, 900 Chicago Northwestern preferred;
$500 Milwaukee st. Paul; a, 900 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna& Western; $500 New Jersey Central; 5000
Union Pacific; 5000 Western Union; 5000 Atlantic
4 Pacific telegraph; IA, 900 Missouri Kansas Texas
and 5000 st. Louis Il San Francisco.
Money easy at 304 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 31a@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, long quiet at s6A; short S914.
Dry goods imports for the week, $S,O25,o00
The following were the closing quotations:
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ST PAUL DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 1879

+ y ft ~ "A 4.
at 12014c per ~; dressed chickens we're In good
demand at l10l2xc per ID. A. I 80
EGGs-The demand was good but with liberal
offerings prices continued. steady. Sales Of fresh
laid eggs arc made at HOBO per dozen; picked
eggs 708c. stessyis f3i
GRANBEanIns Cultivated s1.75@1.so; common
stock l .25GD1.5O.
MILL sTurrs-Feed Sl4.oo015.oo; bran 1000
500; shorts 8.OO09.0O; corn meal 13.O0014.OO per
ton.
n BARnEx-Market duli and receipts light; No. 2
nominal at 60@7Oc per bus; No. 8, 3035c; rejected
10000. Fsl
1r HAY-Baled hay-Timothy $500 1OOO; Wild hay
7.60@8 90; loose hsy-wild 800 per ton; timothy 500
az. So 9f,.fs fys ils.sss,ss MI +9%
PRov1sIoNs-The market was active and with
liberal offerings values ruled steady. We quote:
Mess pork SO. 7b01O.5O. Lard, In barrels $500 per
100 1bs; kegs 7.bO pals 800. City cured hams 90
per b; shoulders 405c; bacon sides 505hc;
breakfast bacon7 17@c. IS.
a DRESSED HOGs-The demand was good but with
liberal offerings and warm weather prices ruled easy
at a decline from previous quotations: Extra choice
hogs, $4.4O04.6O per 100 lbs; common to good hogs
$3.7504.25. s.s.ls''F =
LIVE STooK-The movement was light and with
moderate offerings values ruled steady at the an
nexed quotations: Choice smooth steers, $3.50
400; good heshey steers, $3.OO03.6O; cows and
heifers. S2.2603.OO. lE
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STATE OF M1NNEsoTA-COUN OF RAM
~ sEY-ss-In Probate Court, special term, March
7th, 1879. MI .a5lsE =. 4" :.
In the matter of the estate of Emily N. German,
deceased:
Whereas, An instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament of Emily N. German,
this court; - - $500.
And Whereas, Caroline Newington, has fled
herewith her petition, representing among other
things that said Emily N. German died in said county
on the Sd day of March, 1872 testate and that said
petitioner is the mother of said deceased, and that
Morris Lamprey and Thomas W. Coleman are the
sole executors named in said last will and testament
and praying that the said instrument may be adj
med to probate and that letters testamentary be to
them issued thereon;
It is ordered That the proofs of said instrument,
and the said petition, be heard before this Court at
the Probate Office in said county, on the second
day Of April, A. D. 1879, at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon, when all concerned may appear and con-
test the probate of said instrument;
. And it is further ordered, That public notice of
the time and place of said hearing be given to per-
sons interested, by publication Of these orders once
in each week three weeks successfully previous to
said day Of hearing, In the DAILY GLOBE, q news
paper printed and published at Saint Paul. in said
county.
By the Court HENRY O'GORMAN,
LES. Judge of Probate
AUS II Z
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SALTWATER NEWS.

Dan. Fry's new sign was hung out to the
breeze yesterday, and proved very attractive.
Mr.. W.. Willim is at work strengthening
the foundation of the Episcopal church, in
order to prevent any further sinking or
spreading. tsS 80
John Enwrght was arrested yesterday on
complaint of Dennis Mahoney, charged with
taking $l5 out of Mahoney's house Thurs
day, and keeping the same. Enwright was
on trial yesterday afternoon for larceny.
Neil Conklon, baggage master on the St.
Paul q Duluth road, who has been confined
to the house for the past five weeks with
rheumatism, was sufficiently recovered yes
terday to make his appearance on the street.
A little excitement was created on lower
Main yesterday, emanating from the sale Of
the meat of q bovine gentleman by farmer
to Joe Wolf. When joe found out the kind
of meat he had purchased he appropri ated
the farmers team and wanted his money re-
funded or he would have him arrested.
The farmer replied that possession was
nine points of the law and
he had possession of the money,
and the other point was too small to have
any bearing in the case. The chief of police
just then put in his appearance, and said he
held the other point, which in this case would
be considered a majority, and unless he re-
funded the nine points the one point would
run him in. The farmer concluded that he
would refund. z#t..l.s -.
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EASY DIVORCES.

Arixo,sG Taking the Place that Was Once
Filled By Indiana.
San Francisco News Letter.
A learned judge of Arizona writes us as
follows: "Arizona legislation upon marriage
contracts having recently been brought
prominently before the public by the Of
fensive notoriety of the Smith Carpenter
scandal, it becomes perfectly proper to no.
tice some of the legislative acts upon this
subject. Before doing so, however, it. is
proper to state that Arizona has very good
divorce law, giving to the district courts ex-
elusive jurisdiction in such matters, to decree
divorce, upon proof, for certain causes,
and only when the applicant shall have re-
sided in the Territory for one year immedi-
ately preceding the application.
But it seems that this wise and we'll.
considered law did not suit the purpose of
some who unfortunately were in position to
mold the moral sentiment and political opin-
ion of the country, for at the legislative ses-
sion of 1873 We find an act of the legislature
divorcing the Governor of the territory from
his wife, which act seems to have afforded
distinguished precedent for all subsequent
legislation upon this subject. At the session
of 1875 no less than nine parties were di-
vorced by special act, including one of the
members of the legislature; and what is most
remarkable is, that all these nine acts seem
to have been passed upon The same day, rs
they we're all approved Feb. 2, 1877. (See
Laws of Arizona, 1877, page 16 to 81, both
inolusive.)
From the meagre reports of legislative
proceedings, the present session will fully
equal the last in the number of divorce acts,
and in one respect going far beyond any
thing ever contemplated by the distinguished
gentlemen who had the honor of inaugural
ing this novel plan of s'divorce made easy
etc., for heretofore these acts we're confined
to residents of the territory; but the present
august legislative assembly are not inclined
to be circumscribed by territorial, State
or national boundaries, SO that parties in
New York or New England, Mexico or Brit
ish Columbia, are liable to find themselves
divorced, without even their knowledge OF
consent, by an act of the legislative assembly
of Arizona-if, such acts are by legal and
binding force.
It will not be pretended by anyone that
DR.. Smith was resident of Arizona, OF
that he was ever at Prescott, or that the
legislature had any proof, any facts, any
rea son upon which to act. And surely as
matter of public policy and good morals, NJ
court will hold an act of the kind as legally
binding in any case.
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK. March z.
COTTON-9A@9Bc: futures easy.
FLOUR-In buyers favor; receipts 1900 bar.
rels; superane state and western 33.5O03.7O: COM
mon to good extra 3.75O3 80; good to choice $3.50
400; white wheat extra s. 25 extra Ohio 37OM5 90:
St. Louis 3.8O05.75; Minnesota patent process 6OO6
8.25. 800 $50
GRAIN-Wheat unsettled; receipts 100000 bush
els; rejected spring 83h@84c; ungraded do $l.O6;
No. 3 do &c; ungraded winter red 1.O201.12: No.
do Lily; No. do, sales $4,000 bushels at 1.15I
01.17; No. 1 do LII; No. amber 1.15k un-
graded white l.1S@1; No. do, sales 95, 600 bush.
els at 113401.14A; extra do, sales 400 bushels at
Lay. Rye quiet and easier at 6006Sc. Barley
quiet. Malt dull. Corn nominal; receipts $4,000
bushels; ungraded 45h@46c; No. 8, z6045Ac;
steamer 45A@45kc; No. 2, 45A046c; steamer yell
low 441@46kc. Oats nominal receipts IL, 900 bush
els rejected 321ac; No. white 33Ac; No. do 34A
@34Ac; mixed western 32he; white western 1870
35kc.
HAY-Demand active at 4ogD45o.
HOPS-Quiet
ahOUERIEs.eo quiet. Sugar, moderate de-
mand; fair to good refining 6A06Mc. Molasses
good demand; New Orleans 2804Oc. Rice, Carolina
5A@7Ac; Louisiana 6@161zc. @
PETROLEUM--United 85c; crude $1.0s9s; re-
fined LOO asked
TALLow-steady at e1s@s 11-1ec.
ROsIN-Nominal.
TURPENTINE-Firm at $1.29h@1. 80.
PRODUCE-Eggs firm; western 17017Hc. But
ter steady; western 7D28c. Cheese 209c.
PROFESSIONALISM steady; mess S9.5O@10.5O for
old: 1890 for new. Beef nominal. Cut meats west
ern long clear middles $500; short do 5.31A. Lard
prime steam $6.62106.75.
WHISKY-$1.07.