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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-30
70 IMrEllIornceR PATRONS.

All moneys due the ISTELLIoEScER
for existing subscriptions to either
DAILY or WEEKLY are payable to s.
L. Crawford and the undersigned alone,
or to their order.
Also. all moneys due for advertising
IN either DAnY or WEEKLY since the
LIST Of May.
Payments made to anyone other
than as here indicated are made ct the
risk OF the person paying.
THos. w. PRoscH,
business Manager. lNrELLIGExcxR
Publishing Company.
Seattle. May, 1879.
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PONY FOUND.

A GRAY CAYUsE PONY, WITH LAME HIND
"A leg. ana with saddle and bride on, Wss
found at large and picked up in the strssts Of
Seattle to-day.
The owner can secure the return Of his proper.
y ~ establishing his claim to 10 and paying 10.
sois advertisement. J. COSTELLO,
Seattle, Nsy rs, 1879. na7.6i1
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

| ..i'.s'.is TUESDAY. March 25, 1879. I
| sALEs.-20 siinres OF City Insurance Company
| stock sold Mt so. -
Gorsrnment sSrurRfes.-Unised States is, COX
Mgts $senr1ttes.-yirginia consals. 5sgs bid. sss
Virginia fundable. "a bid: yirstnsa tetcrreds ~
bid: Ffrsfnta Interest certificates. IT hid 22k Isk-
e1, virginia tlS-rccefyaOfe coupons, 80 bid, S0Z
asked; North Carolina bonds, Il bid.i
CRY Sccnrittes RichInond city SIS. J. and j..
iI9 nM, 1909 atked: Richmond city S's, j. and
~ lC33 hid, lG4a askess Petersburg sAy ca. r.
ana a.; w bid. 1O2lf asaed: Petersburg city Is.
tax,J and H. JOS bid; l.. ne!,onrg city sss, J. and
~ LIZ nna: Lynchburg ci17 6's, J. and J.. 1O1
ou: norfolk city water SIS, y. and NJ, r5st bid
gage prcferret 8's. J. and j., S6k hid, SO stkcd:
petersburg Railroad first mort Eisc S's. j. ara j.
10 asked; RlchmonG and Petersburg RaiSoad
hrst mortgage S's. A. aud o.. Jos bid; Rcl-
gage Ss- j: and1., l02 bIh: Rlchrsond, Frserichs-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs. j. and
D., 100 bid: RicSAOnd and DanTilis Railroad con.
so'idutsd S. N- and N, Sc bid. SS11 asked: Piec
bid. .|'.' -
Railroad Stocks.--Cbesa,,eakea and Ohio Railroad,
luU par; sl21 bid; Rfchmondand Petersburg Rail-
road LOO par AZ ash ed Richmond. Fredericksburg
par, 1917 bAa: Richmond, Frcdettckhurg'and Poto-
mac Railroad per csut. guaranteed l00 par. "a
(5tn Connection Railroad stock, 70 par, 6Sh bid;
Rtrhmonu and Dauv1lA Railroad 100 mar S6 hid
$3.50 asked; Seaboaru ind Roanoke Railroad guar
anteed. 100 par, 81 bid. -.
Bnnk Stocks.-Na;ipnal Bank of Virginia. leo
par 9O asked; Union Bank Of Richmond, so par,
nsnlance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine % par. 37ly usEed Virginia state IS par.27
bld; virginia Home 100 par, l03 asked: Mer-
cnaniS and Mechanics, 100 par. Is bid, 80 asked;
Glly, lU0 par, SO bid, 81 asked Granlte lu0 par,
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measures Tor defending The possessions oil
j hef !halesty in South Africa, regrets that
an ultinatum calculated to produce jmme.
diate war Should have beet, presented to tse
I.Iuiu hing without authority from The re-
/ sp0nsible advisers OF the Crown, and that
I'm Offensive war should not have been COM
menced Without m imperative and pressing
necessity or adequate preparation; and
the Louise regrets that, after the cep.ure
passed upon the High Commissioner BY her
MalPsty's Government in the disnatcb of
me 18Th OF March, the conduct Of affairs in
south Africa should be retained in his
| hands, -.
Thc Government met this resolution with
a direct negative motion by Sir Charles
DIXIE IN the same form az that debated in
the House OF Commons Thursday.
Ldter.-1n the House OF Lords tonight
Aord LansdoWps motion OF censHre in re-
gard to the Zulu war was rejected BY vote
OF 156 to go. - 49, =
Queen Victoria OR for The Continent.
LONDON, March 2j.-Queen Victoria left
To-day Tor the Continent, embarking in the
royal yacht Victoria and Albert. Her Ma
lesty proceeds to Chcrbourg.
France.
LONDON, March 25.-The ITmes's Paris
ulS tCu says: - lie Tufe ana Extreme
Left senators, at meetings on. Monday,
unanimously favored the return Of the
Chambers 10 Paris. The Left-Centreists,
by vote OF 80 TO 5, took an opposite view
on the ground OF the uneaSiness which
would be excited in the country"
Chilli, Bolivia, and Peru.
PANAMA, March 17.-The situation I'm b.
livla is unchanged. Chill holds the Bolivian
ports, and will not glvo them up without 4
fight. The latest news was to the effect
that three Peruvian iron-clads had been Or
dcred to proceed to Iquiqur, one OF the
most southcrly parts OF Peru, Immediately.
Three thousand. soldiers were under orders
to proceed there also as soon as transporta-
ton could be obtained. Events are hasten
ing to the opening OF hostllties, the result
OF which no one can predict. That Chilli
will have both Bolivia and Peru to fight
appears to be n foregonc conclusion.
Peru has old humiliatons to avenge, and
this is her opportunity. Should ChilIS old
enemy, Stnor Fraes, precipitate Argentine
Republic into n contest things would 90
hard with the model republic OF the South.
Ahalogusta was taken possession OF by
Chlllan forces, numbering 800. They en-
countered no opposition. Twelve military
engineers have been sent by the Chlian
Government to Caracaes for the purpose OF
studying the most convenient places to be
| fortified. In the district OF Taco there was
slight skirtnish between some Bolivian
and CHILEAN laborers, which finally tcrmi-
mated in defeat OF the ChilianS.
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FOrfy.sixth Congresa---First Session
WASHINGTON, March %, 1878.


A large number OF bills and memorials
were presented, among them bill By Mr..
Booth authorizing the Secretary OF the Inle-
rior to declare railroad grants forfeited in
certain cases. ,
Mr.. Davis of West Virginia introduced
joint resolution for special committee to
consider and report rs to the best means OF
promoting agriculture. E',.s. ....
The Senate took up the resolution Of Mr..
Hoar, declaring as unconstitutional and re-
evolutionary the Democratic programme to
the legislation announced by Mr.. Beck at
the close OF the late Congress.
/, Mr.. Hoar spoke ct some length on this
subject, deprecaling in emphatic terms the
course of legislation thus prefgured, and
saying that the dominant power sought to
effect by simple process what could be
done only by change Of the Constitution
OF the United States, altering the pr esent re-
lations OF three departments OF the Govern
ment.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. -.
MIR. Harris OF Virginia asked leave to offer
| 4 resolution directing the committee on the
judiciary to inquire into the facts connected
with the action Of Alexander Riyes, Judge
| OF the United States District Court for the
| Western District of Virginia, in interfering
with the action OF the State judges holding
State courts in accordance with the laws OF
| Virginia.
Mr.. Conger objected.
Mr.. Cox OF New York asked leave to offer
a resolution for the appointment OF select
committees on census, declaration of law
relating TO presidential elections. ciyllser-
| vice reform, and yeIow-feycr epidemic.
Mr.. Conger objected; stating lie would
| object to the introduction Of anything I'M
less it bad reference to the appropriation
bills.
The House then-at 12:40-adi ourned.
Previous to casting his vote Mr.. Stephens
OF Georgia inquired il the Speaker was ready
to announce the committees. The Speaker
| replied he was not, and Sir. Stephens voted
in the affirmative.
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THE Ia TIES VIEWS
1-.-,ss e So e q ss7I,, q = g =
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE DISPATCH
FROM ALL PARTsOF THE WORLD.

CONGRESSIONAL ANDoTHRR WASHINGTON
SEWs--THE TENsAs, PARISH CASE CON.
TINUEp 10 TnURsDA Y-AtQrIrTAL OF
JUDGES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NC.
CLELLAND, OF MtcHIGANrs STRICKEN
WITH PARALYsIs-THErN NEW SENATE OF.
FIcERs-coNsECRATIoN OF A CATHOLIC
CHURCH IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD;
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED-CON TRAt:T
FOR THE REMOVAL Of MATERIAL FROM
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER HURON
CoMpLEXION OF THE LOUISIANA con-
sTITUTIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW
YORK VANDERBILT SUIT DISMISSED
FRENCH NBWS-y FOREIGN
lTEMs-pERUyIANN NEWS, &C.
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ASHLAND.


NETTING or CITIZENS THE DUNCAN MEMO
t;AL BuILDlNG-THREE THOUSAND FIVE
HCNDRED DOLLARS RAISED.
MARCH %. 1879.
An earnest and enthusiastic audience as
seWAsd nj the Town Hall last night to take
&n,0n respecting the erection OF new
building HDon the campus OF Randolph
Eacon College to supply the place OF the
foliage chapel recently destroyed by tire.
Paa> and estimates were submitted look
ia. 10 the erection OF building 10 COM
tue in one college chapel, museum
I'd library. and house Of worship.
The building proposed is TO be OF
two stories, the lower floor to he devoted
10 college uses. and the upper one to be
handsome audience-Eall for religious SER
E1c>. The building is to be erected in the
II y commanding position in the College
1:QpuS, and is to be specifically Duncan
%-Larial building. No other monument to
la-t g!eat college president and silver
i1agId preacher OF the gospel conld be 80
suitable as this building upon the scene OF
ii, great labors and the spot OF his death,
Which shall be devoted to the two great
purposes 10 which his life was consecrated.
The estimated cost OF the edihce was
>l'ed at $4,000.
Ai'er earnest and interesting remarks by
Inc president Of the meeting, Mr. james A.
seou. and ty Rev. Dr.. Bennett. Professor
Morris, Rev. MesSrs. Motley. Bishop, and
Clark. and others, Sl,34e was subscribed by
nose present. making S3,4S6 secured In
cash and good subscriptions to date. 1t is
,rLieFed that this amount can be increased
!" $1,000 here, and the remaining $4,000
VII! doubtless 30 promptly supplied by the
"SH-"lshers OF the college and the ad-
t..!ers o. Dr.. Duncan, who will wish to con-
".Qlc 10 this most appropriate monument.
.+e work will be rapidly pushed for
s=id NJ. 4. G. -
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Norfolk.

TIE ELECTION CASES ACCUSED ACQUITTED, &c.
Especial telegram tolhe Dspach.I
NORFOLK, March 25.-iu the United States
District Court to-day the cases of Messrs. r.
w. Arnold, Henry Birdsong, and j. s. Ellis,
State Judges OF election, indicted for eXpel-
ling United States Supervisor from the
polling-place at Wavcrley, Sussex county,
were tried, and the accused acquitted. The
accused were represented by Messrs Hughes
and Sharp, and the prosecution was con-
Quoted by District-AttorneY Lewis.
Some fifty or more stockholders OF the
Bay Line and Scaboard and Roanoke rail-
road came down from Baltimore this morn
ing, and left for Hamlet, n. c., to examine
the line Of railroad in which they are inter-
eSiel
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Fire Record.

ToBACCoNIsTs BURNED OUT IN NEW YORK.
New YORK. March pa fire this morn
ing in the marble building 11S and $50
Pearl street entirely destroyed the stock OF
Stratton & Storms, manufacturers OF tobac-
co and cigars, who occupied the third,
fourth, and fifth floors. They employed 300
hands-mostlY girls and women. Loss,
about $4,000.
The second floor CT lis was occupied by
Descenbcrg & Son, varnishes. Damage,
$4,000.
William T. Coleman, commission mer-
chant, occupied the second floor OF $50. and
loses SO, 900. The first floor was occupied
by Carl Upman. wholesale dealer in leaf to-
bacco, and he loses SIS, 000-mo>tly by
water.
The damage to the building. which is
owned by Mrs. Stevens, will not exceed
$4,000.
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$3.50 < - & { ~
nominations to the Senate to. day to he mem.
bers OF the Eational Board OF Health 1Drs,
$: ". BemIs, New Orleans Henry j. Bow:
ditch, Boston; Stephen Smith, New York
Henry a. Johnson, Chicago; Joseph l..
Cabell, Charlottesville. VA; T. s. Verdi,
,Wsashins ton, D., c.; and Il. W. Mitchell,
Memphis. 30. n,
The Senate Finance Committee to-day
held its first meeting for the presen, ses-
sion, but transacted no business beyond
referring the bills on its docketS to sub
committees.
After the adjournment OF the Senate to-
day the members OF the Senate and House
Democratic CAUCUS committees met in Joint
session TO determine what action shaIl be
taken with reference to the repeal Of the
several sections OF the Revised Statutes
which are obnoxious to the Democratic
party. -.--e---.s-.
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SYMPTOMS OF 4 TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels Coftivc, Tain in the
Head. with Dull Sensation In the back part. Pain
under the Shouldcrb!adc. Ful'ncSS After Eating
with 4 disinclination TO cxcrttCn of boGy mind.
Irr'ablity of Temper. Low Spirits, with i feeling
Of having neelcc.cd some duty, Wcarincss, Dizz!-
ness Flultcrng at the Hear; Dots before the Eyes
Yellow Skin lIea!a che generally OYER he right Eye,
EcsIessncsS with GtfuI dreams. Highly. Colored
Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE uSIIEEDED SERIOUS
DISEASES WILL SOON DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS
arc especially adapted To such cases: 4 single dose
effects such change of feeling rs to a.tonish the
sufferer.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK., Narch 25-Cotton dull: sales, 2OS
bales: uplants. I0a".: Orleans, iO.c. Flour with
S' d r. ssnnRS Fs issn Hnr nHs
UNCHANGED. Whcal-spring steady: winter shade
lower and rather dull; upgra:ed winter red, SIG
ungradel 42k@ 46c.; no 8. 43KG44c.; No. 2.
43h&45,s.. Oas without decided change. Sugar
nms Sa !pT 6ed Gu t s Snd
dun ut *l.3S!9Sl.4p Tn'pentne dull at 2.i@s
291c. PORK lower and moderately active: new
MidCles unchanged. Lard lower with moderate
trade: closing firm prime .s,eam tpot, $4,000
SO Ak. Whisky steady st s1.00.
.t BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 25.-Flour dull ana uu-
changed Southern wheat dnlI; western firm.
III her. and active; southern red, sl.l0@sl.20;
sll5; 80. 2 western winter red, spot. March. and
April. $1.l3HM$ll37s: May, sl.l34G9*l:l4.
Southern corn duh ami lower for white: western
Oats dual: southern ana I'ennsy'vana: 33GG334c.
rr"vsio"s unenansea Butter s,snay and m;
unchanged. Whshey dub and unchanged
! CINCINNATI.
/ CINCINNATI. March a5.--Flour "a Ter but not
Nuota5ly low CT. Nheat-Rrd am! white. SlmSl 05.
! Corn quie' and firm al 3G@37!:cc Oa,s. 27+@3Oc:
Pork in fair demand and iirma:alO. Lard dull and
nominal. Bulk-men,s duh and lower 10 sell; shou-
srs *S eSGr rS.%s s Il 81; ce s 4in
sides. 1928 clear sides. S5.50MSj.B2k. MhiskeY
stcarv and firm al sl.G2. Butter steady aud I'M
cniNHcu. ~lear steady ana uHcnaHScu. llOES uu
aud Shade lower.
LOUISVILLE
| LOUISVILLE. March Z5.-Flour qnict ard un-
changed. Wheat steady: red md amber. ! G* .03.
Corn steady and In fair demaud: white. 36c.:
mixed. 354c. Oas in fair demand and nrm
white, 3Oc.: mixed. 2Sc Rye quiet ut 54c. Pork
steady ut $l0.Z5. Lard .riict hut firm: choice leaf
meats steady shoulders. s537i: clear ribs. 81 0OM
So clear sides, 1876 for loose. Eacon firm !;
shoulders, t1c; clear ribs 5aic cl ar sidrs, Jtsc.
sugar. cured hams, s4@ o.c. Whisky firm.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. NJ irch 25.-Flour easier double. tra
fall. S4.35Ma4.5O: treble extra fall. 81 $500
s4.7O family. s+75Glt4 IS: choice, 500
Sl.U21 cash. 81 02Gr*l 03 Anril. 81 .o3ts
May: SO. 3 red fall. 99km991,c.: No. 2 spring.
S6tc. Corn Inactivc: No. mixed, 32hGs324c.
c.>h, March, and April $3.50 53ac. May. 343.c.
cash no options. Whi>kev steady al sl.04. Pork
dull and lower ut Slo.lO. L.rd dull ut 1920 bio:
Bulk. meats duh AMI lower 10 sell. Ear, duh and
lower clear rib. $4,000 1925 cash, s5O7a April
clear sides. $j.25GsJ30
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 25.-Flnur steady. Wheat
weak: No. z red winter. II Of Chicago sprl Ing,
SSi.r. Corn dun and tending downward: 3isr.
regular, BIZ cash. 3li,c. Arril, 3Jsc. May, 3Bc.
June. Oats quiet and weak &c cash. 81 ~. April
30. a 25.r. Nry. 354c. bid June. Pork lover
s9.32s cash; 1929 April: Sl.o.C5@$ 0Ona May:
dull, weak and lover: shuulders 1913: short rib.
34.671.: short clear, $5.lZ!a Whisky steady ard
unchanged.
II iYoss-Whcat active and higher: 81. 04 Apri'.
siO9& a>kcd May. Corn. stronger; 34e. asked
April, 3Ghc. May. Oats. 2a4c.. MAY. Pork active;
! firm and higher; $40 April, sl6.02! May. LarI
timer.
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tp s,Srstas-C0URr DECISION WdShing-
esns a u A.-ln the United States SUI
~ =, court decision was rendered in THE
tad tae United States against the sure
e9Ias.n enry Chase OH bis official bond as
dg1c, 81 Internal revenue FOL. the, Tenth
M MA " :, Ohio, for the recovery OF S25,-
Westsrr % him by the Toledo, Wabash, and
Interest railroad FOR passed-Gue taxes on
sum ksdh alo On their mortgage bonds. ibis
and If @a not been paid into the Treasury,
tiesu.s.SSs! ave Years before The Government
Aeas Inv .nat itbad been paid, and in the
Court hsis ne bad become nsoiyenr. The
eens w sls. the sureties we've Iiables ey-
eo,t4 n ~ toe sum 6fstsT12f7zsased .Iib
'As geeisinn,Re Waite took no part In
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Catholic Church Conservation.

BALTIMORE. March 25.-st. Vincent de
Paups church, on Front street near fayette,
was consecratcd to-day with the customary
procession and religious soIemnities OF The
Catholic Church. Archbishop Gibbons was
the chief celebrant, and Bishop heanr,. OF
Richmond, Va, preached the conservation
cnr1OOO
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Accident OH the New York Elevated
'...... so .. Railroad.

NEW YORK, March 25.-At noon to-day,
as the Il O'Clock down train from Harlem
on the New u ork Elevated railroad reached
Forty-second street, it came in collision
with an upward bound train. Both engines
were utterly wrecked, and one section OF
the rails was .prccipitatcd into the street be-
low. About. sixteen persons were more
or. less injured, but none fatally. A great
panic prevailed on the train, ind the wild
est commotion ensued. The accident was
caused by aswitch being misplaced, causing
the down train to switch Oft on the cast.
side tack, with the result stated.
!. Ldter.-The last adviceS from the scene
Of the accident report only tive persons in
i,Ired: none seriously except Il brakeman.
Il be track is in running order. 49,.
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,, AEw system OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
nosA England fby act Of Parliamcnt and
,a'"otnia 10y common consenO have adopt
w decimal system Of weights and mea-
>1trs. aud are sending circulars to boards
y, Uafe and prominent merchants between
Wv Wv, Alaatic and Mississippi advocating lis
Emancipation. Chicago hesiJatcd to take
, ,,, 's1ical step, which she thinks Precipi-
, anu therefore unwise, but Mr.. Grant,
coypei'n'endent OF the New York Corn En-
=, -ansse' thinks that the new system will be
:, seherai use before the summer is over
~ r.. Vat, as far as large operations are con-
, r'"eu. According TO the new system all
i Is in grain and dry,products Shall
/. =! weight only: the unit OF weight shall.
r,. ae imperial pound or pound avoirdu-
r, Ia hnndred-weight will be the "cen-
w. II: ~, Ivy pounds, not liz pounds, as former
win i "D " Ae ton, il it continues to be used,
H. H., Uohslst OF 1000, not 2,240. as before.
rs s,rr'%rllefward, therefore, according to the
r,s, engagement, the hundred-Yeight will
u, In wv pounds, and the old divisions OF
ps. 4a1,aared-weight-56, 20, IA, Twill give
oaO, -, 10, and 5.
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g., &C. 1ss barrels. zvs sena,ns
a saa from a. rssre si;c s,eG os sL4o
Syagr: Crushed. 9k4c.: nowaered. 94c.: yrssa-
lated. Or. a. s4Gs6Ic.: X. sIc.: extra C, &c.
gea,ow; gaaar;; cut ioa io Porto Rico DE-
Sosp: Common. 5ts7c.:-. hest vashin0. 7fasc
as s slssk sy n.fss s ns .,ss,
!niperiak . l.lof9sl.6e; Eunpowder,7 s1.4seal.75
Tor strictly Choice E,, - ,sF..s1 Va
Hides. .Lenthey. &c. T
Hides. Green.4@a5c.: ary satad. I2@lsc.: ery
1:ns 139 lse; wet salted 7@'c. wet sailed calf
Ieeiher Sole leather. oak. sc@s5-.: sole ,,e.ss4Y
sssh ass sss seu Es gs;5
coantrv. SsGsJs civ nl:,. ssGsssc. = a.: ear:
,t,ns. rrnnch. slGs1.9O . TO-; roasa skiranx.-
iron. steel. Nails. &c. !"
from: American rennah. OLD f,orris,nn. ga
~ I-i0e; ~, English ard AasricaE s5s.et. 301
; Sg.; S%sdes; hammered. $40; hop; asaa; FE,
war'n-nsast CHARCOAL. s24ms2s: Peansy4vana an
t'raclte- s21@s22: West virginla case sZTaass {.
'rn1iha, Is; ten.t envy: o,nrr s,zes a%srs.
P'c.ah-caSetngs: Wholesale 3,-; retail So
Rope: Vanilla. best. l4al5c.: jute. pasc. =
R9gS: Mixed COTTON, 1se.: white. 2,1,:; woollrzs
h4ousrs. Wines. &C.
Aie: seoten, oes. brands, plnts s2tDs.-25 T.
Srnndfes :: Domestic. &l-25MS2 fruit Sli1o6e
t tl:i2; anSe. ns%. si:aS@s2; old, s..sSSsS;
Rue ll7stxGsas: s1sdnlm.sI50tas2: ours old. o.
ass: lipnnti n,os.ssasn, new, s2Gs2.GS, I'D.
S2.50G,SS.JO and upwards, II
. Gin: .i,onestsc.SH.sJns2: imported. 20 Cease.
NeS, R9,oidnt aaoa: Sl.A31&1 .60. %
RectiEed WhieKeus: Market quiet, proof. a3.2SI-;
--' >: Lumper- Slaves, &c. ~ F,7'-}
L1tnl6er. White oak sI2Ja9l5 q 1000: Weukfns,
FIrginia poplar. ff5fsS2O n l.UuU: white ntrH +.
t1e@asmo u 1000. vrfloY pine boards. SO Gxl5S
loisr. St8eaS14 according 10 lengths. Shn9'es--
Pine a25CM@5: cypnss stN-mch. S5ds 9.26l
LOCO. Laths-Spnt, 81; sawed, sl.5Oe9Sl .6S.
Sdrss: WhIskey- barrel timber green. &1s6S2s1
1000: sc.ssened. s20h1.23 Z, 1000, Flonr-harres
timber, S2GrI5 2 1000. Piour-barrel Does, IS,
hogshead-hools. zoe. y smdle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse Toys mining. 35c.@sl.25 q 100 fees
P0ndsr: 1915 by The live keKs--Gs than d,C
kegs, 1925 blasting, S3.25Gt$3.30.
Shot. Northern. ~ IS ? h,g OF rs lbs,
GriTidStonss: laGD2xc. q 10.
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Contract Awarded.

NORFOLK, March 2j.-Iames Power & Co.,
of this city; have been awarded by the GOV
eminent the contract for the recovery OF
mat erial from the wreck Of the United States
steamer Huron. Operations will be COM
menced very soon. The wreck is said to be
very valuable.
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PERSONAL.

CINCINNATI, March ga dispatch from
Detroit saws Robert ,sMcCle!and, eX'GoY-
ernor OF Michigan, and Secretary OF the In
terror durine the administration OF 'Presl-
dient Pierce, was stricken with paralysis
Jast evening. His Condition is critical.
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The Louisiana constitutional ConVeh'
=. l. - ------- ffAM. .-----

r New ORLEANS, March 25.-Fhe I'mes
publishes complete list OF delegates eiected
TO the Constitutional Convention, showing
o. Democrats, s. Republicans, ana fa'
sianists and Nationals. t..
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

W 1UNN. ~
NEW YORK, March 81 Toon.-Stocss strong.
Money OH call. 6GI per cent ExchanEe-i.ong,
400; short, 1878. State honIs quiet. Govern
Steamer Maggie, with hay. to George E. Bush,
agent.
Epsnfng.-Money. per cent. Exchange. 4S4A
F4S6. Governments weak and lower: new SIS,
1885, States dull.
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End of the Vanderbilt WIFI Contest.

NEW YORK, March 25.-ThlS morning
Judge Donohue, by consent OF counsel, en-
tered orders Diminishing the suit Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt against his brother, William IL.
Vanderbilt, for S1,000.000, alleged to have
been promised for withdrawing opposition
to the probate OF the Commodore's will, and
also similar order in the suit OF the same
plaintiffs for s7,OOO,00O damages for alleged
conspiracy by William II. Vanderbilt,
,Chauncy NJ. Depew, and others, to get some
one to personatc him and have reports OF
bis supposed misconduct sent TO the Com
modore by detectives. This ends the whole
case. as no appeal is to be taken from the
Surrogate's admission OF the will to probate.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
ENGLAND.

1, 'I;,SSDoS.,E sMarch, 25.-1n the House. OF
Z orrd dsT Tonight the Marquis OF LansdoWn
.nbystiy1the following resolution "f ta'.
this House, while willing TO Support hel
Maiesty's Government ID ati necessary