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More suits Arainst the Archh,.bon

ClSclSSAn, March lO.-Three suits were
brought against Archbishop Purcell to-day,
the principal one by the Jefferson Nation.
al Bank, of Steubenyillc, Ohio, for S, 400.
At their instance a writ Of attachment
was issued covering St. Peters Cathedral,
corner Eighth and Plum streets, st. Pat.
rick's Church, corner Third and Mill
streets and other property. The apprais.
ed value OF the real estate covered Is $3.50.
600. The bond Of the Archbishop's as.
signee has been fixed at $500, 900, OF which
amount it is understood Mr.. Maunix has
secured about one.half. and it is thought
the remainder will be placed tomorrow
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Chicago,

CHICAGO. March TO- flour Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand but at
lower rates; No. . red winter 81 DIAL OF; No.
2 Chicago spring 0ia9i nc cash SIC bid April:
9s<c Mayf No. 8 do SIC; rejected 7Oc. Corn
Dull and prices a shade lower; gilt edge
S31Sc cash; S2hc March; S2Kc April; SOHc
May and June. oats-Dull anil shade low
er at 23c cash; 231<c April; 25Kc MAY.
Rye.-steady and unchanged nj 4Ga40bc.
Barley-Steady aud unchanged at 77aSOc
Aull, weak and lower at 50 90 cash: Se %
40 G2H April; 50 70a0 72x May; $y SEX june.
Lard-In fair demand at lower rates So 10
cash; 50 I9k April; So so May; 30 Goa
8 G2h June. Bulk Meats-Dull and prices
lower at 81 Coal 75a4 IS. Whisky-Steady
and unchanged at $lOI.
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AboUr WILLOW PEyER.
An oaIeIal Denlal from Memphis.

MEEPns, Tenn, March lO.-The follow.
ing will be Published tomorrow;
To the Pnblic-The reports being pub.
lished by New York, ST, Louis, Gincin.
mott, Louisville, Chicago, and perhaps
other papers north and east Of Memphis,
to the effect that the yellow fever Is still
in Memphis and has been during the
winter are injurious to the commercial
interests Of the city. therefore officially
announce that the last case Of yellow fever
which occurred in Memphis was on De.
cember 10th, which was reported to the
Surgeon Generals office In Washington
and SO announced in his weekly bulletin
OF health. No case Of any disease like
yellow fever has occurred since. The
health OF Memphis is now good and q
proper sanitary system is in vigorous ope.
ration, which will be continued.
[Signedl G. B. THORNTON, NJ. D.,
.. President Board Of Health.
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Death ofa Prominent PbyuIeIan

ToLEDo, O., March lO.-Dr. Thomas Mad
dell, one themost prominent physicians oI
Northern Ohio, died at $3.50 tonight o.
a congestivc chill, age S5 years. He was 9
me mber OF the Ohio, American, North
western and Toledo Medical Societies
Toledo Board OF Health, Professor O
Gynecology at theSchool OF Medicine and
one OF the staff OF St vincent's Hospital
was also Associate Editor OF the Toledo
Medical Journal. His death was sudden
his patients being visited by him on Sat
urtlaV.
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ST. LOUIS, March l0,-The Fleming Past.
Dipateh appeared this afternoon enlarged
to eight columns folio paper, and
shows evidence oil prosperity. The office
has been removed TO the building formerly
occupied by the Journal, which has been
neatly fitted up and furnished with new
four cylinder Hoe press anil other an.
nlianccs ola tist class newspaper estab.
lishment,
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lhs qntelIfsttta's.
s,,.., Sos >, and ~ Fourteenth street.
\. understand lhat lhe Gas cOmmllleo

q, understand that the Gas Committed
cannriI had meeting last night, a
o. ,,1, ,Le policy Of a reduction in the
'aD'' 4 ,i,s to one dollar per thousand
F.', ',i,c,,,.rL. Without coming to con
','sap. ~ the sentiment Of the committee
',.DsJ a-,S 10 be favorable to the reduction,
n events, to a material reduction
o., % !" ,br present price. We can say to the
pYs u,i,,.e. and also to the Council, that
w.. a. eminent Of consumers Of Gas Is
us,Ilr W favorable to reduction to
Jollr The feeling Is that
vIt ,,,h. ,i,y can make one hundred per cent.
.,."t, % at the present price, and at the
.,ns r, time support the amount OF stealing
~, S,,, b,, been going on, she can easily al
E.J,o ' reduce the price IS per cent, We
Ann. mnrl. mistaken II the sentiment
u 'r r,opncil stop, short Of a reduction to
". y JoIlar at its next meeting. With only
sS, sa n1ot bonds to pay of, and the extern
,on. raid for, there should be no opposi-
,ou to such reduction.
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Carried AMnr bx Lee.

ToLrDo, March lO.-The steam tug An.
irews, the barge Bay City and several
smaller crafts were torn from their moor.
ihgs by the breakup Of the ice on the
Maunee river TO day, and carried to the
lake. The Andrews had three men on
board who got up steam and put for
Pressure Isle, where the tug Is now tied.
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CoLuABus, o., March lO.-No fires oc
cured last night, bat preparations for in
cendiary work were abundant. Rags and
papers saturated with coal oil we're found
in numerous buildings. Military and ex
ira police are still on duty with orders t
arrest persons who cannot give satisiac
tory account Of themselves and TO slloO
those found lurking about alleys and re
fusing to halt when challenged.
The time for the Democratic State Con
vcntion has been changed to March %,
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NEw ORLEANS, March lO.-ColIee-Quiet; no
stock In first hands; iobbing ordinary 10 prime
llal6Mc. Sugar-Quiet and firm; Inferior to
good common 4Aa57Ec; common to good
common 5Ha6Nc; yellow clarified 0XS7X.
Rice-Steady and IN good demand; ordinary
TO choice 5Sa87Sc. MOlaScs-ln good de-
mand at full prices; fermenting 92a2Sc; ccntri-
fugal .0a27c; fair 24A2Bc.
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LITTLE Rock, March lO.-The mail steam,
er Martin Speed left for Memphis yester.
day with fine trip of freight and passen,
gers. At 10 o'clock, noon, about three
miles below, she was struck by a gale
which swung her stern against a snag and
sunk her in five feet Of water The Mau.
mele went to the rescue and brought all
her freight. The deck freight and boat
were but little damaged.
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Jerking : MInister over The Goals,

sAS FRAxcrsco, March lO.-At the resu.
lar Baptist Ministers meeting to-day, at the
Metropolitan Temple, the following was
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the name OF Rev. II. W.
Reed be strickenf from the roll of the Bap-
tist Ministers meeting Of San Francisco
and vicinity for Misrepresentation Of the
facts before the Baptist Ministers Confer.
ence in New York, respecting the senti.
ments Of the Baptist Christian people gen.
orally on the Pacific coast, touching the
Chinese question.
[Signedl WINFIELD, scorr, SeGn
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EAST LIsERTY, March lO.-CArrLE-Rsceip,s
since Friday sG7 head Of through and i6I
head OF local. Total for the week ending
this day, 2,4e9 head Of through and $50 head
OF local. against 2,482 head 0i through and
l05 head OF local the week before. The SUP.
ply for yard sales Is extremely ligilt, and
there Is not much prospect Of an increase.
There Is not much doing as none but retail
buyers are on han'' Only four loads were
sold atwhol sale at slight advance, aud only
butchers. Cannot form any reliable quota
tons As the quality isvery common,
HoGs-Receipts !, ,l50 head. Total for III,
week 1890 head against 1910 head Ias
week. Workers . seas 90; Philadelphia
s. 40a4 IS.
snEEr-Reeeipt, 6,7OO head. Total for III,
week ll,?oo head, against ll,6 0 head las
week. Selling fair at last weeks prices.
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PrrTsBuRoH, March Quiet.
crude at 81 05h ut Parker's Tor shipment; ne.
fined Sc for Philadelphia delivery.
22kd.
LIyERlToL March lO.-PrrRoIruN-splrits
0; refined sXaSA.
OH CRY, March lO-Market opened active
with sales at sOHc, declined TO s5c, advanced
AMI closed at s6Hc Shipments 5000
barrels, averaging $1,000. Transactions 2S6,.
900 barrels.
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NEw YoRK, March lO.-The jobblng trade
improves steadily and business Is fair
with commission houses. Cotton goods are
generally firm in fist hands and the stocks
OF brown and bleached are well In hand.
Fancy prints little more active and apron
prints IN good demand. Mems w0olens slug
gish. Dress goods doing well.
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Chicago Cattle Market.
IcAOO, March lO.-The DrOyers' Journal

omcAoO, March lO.-Ths DrOysn' Journal
Hoos-ReceIpts 1900 head; sl,lpments o.
100 head. Market dull aud unchanged !:
choice tavy IS 7Oa4 lOi light s. 6OaS Is;
mixed s. 40a3 90.
CGTrLE-Recelpts l,G00 head; shipments :
Ooo head. Market firm and shade higher;
bulls 81 2OaS 80; stOCkers aud feed, n 81 Goa
90.
sHEEr- Receipts 1000 head. Market un.
changed at s. 76a5 90.
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MARINE NEWS.
STRANDED AND WRECKED.

HALlFAx, March l0.-The bark Hattie,
from Philadelphia, for Raven, stranded
ana capsiled In the Seine. Three men
were drowned. The vessel and cargo /.
QuErsTowx, March lO.-Arrived: City
Of Brussells, from New York.
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BALTIMORE, March lO.-Flour-strong
and higher; low gradesslperfine western IS Is
al 95; do extra 81 6Oa5 %; do family IS Goa
.575. Wheat Western weak; southern
red 81 l7al 10; do amber 81 2Oai %; No. 2
al Az; April 81 llAal Is; May 81 i5N
al 10. Corn-Western Arm; western mixed,
spot and March, AZ April a II<a4IIc; Nav
IS Ha459<c; steamer 4laSc. oaLs-Firm; Penn.
sylvania 32aS9c; white western 32aSSc do
mixed Sic, RyeIQciet at 67a50c. Hay
Firm; prime to choice Pennsylvania Sllsl2
ProviSlons-E Easier. Mess P0rE-$lO 5Oal0 rs.
Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders ic; clear rib
sides &c; packed 41a5I1c. Bacon-Should,
ers Axe; clear rib sides, new, &c; hams 0a
l0c. Lard-Rehned tierces 81 50. Butter
Firm; prime to choice western lsa2Oc: rolls
l5al6c. Eegs-Higher and finn at l6alGc. Pc,
troleum-Quiet; crude SASEc; refined o.,
Cofee-Qutet; Rio cargoes 10al5c, Whlsky-
Quiet at 81 OK.
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cIScISSE1r. March IO-Cotton-Qulet but
firm at9l<c. Flour-Qniet but steady; iaml.
ly q 0oa5 so, Wheat-Dull; red and white
81 GOAL 05. Corn--Irregular ut SSaS7c. Oats
Quiet but steady at 26aS0c. Rye-steady
at 6ia66c Barley-stsady with fair de.
mand; No, 2 fAll held at 9Se Pork-Dull and
nominal at 80 I6al0Oo LAni-Dull and prices
shade lower; steam 1925 bid, 20 80 asked.
Bulk Meats-lnactiye and nominal at SS 60l
1 8SAi S5 Bacon-Qmel ut 4I<aSSfa5iEe
WhiSky-Quiet but steady at 81 OIL Lin.
seed oil-Steady al Csc
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War Vessel ON Pire.

PLHNourH, March 10, 1A.M.-A fire has
been raging for some hours on board the
war vessel Thetis. The yessel'sscuppes are
now almost level with the water, but the
fire Is not yet extinguished. The ThetIs
lies in the same basin as the Northum.
bOrland, an ironclad, and several other
men-ot.War,
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/ y
per cent. Sterling Exchange, BanEer5 bill,
dull At , SoIf; Sight Exchange on New York
at 81 s0A,
GoyERSNESrs-Geneally steady.
gnited States q o. 1851, coupons
ElveIrNenuts iSSl
sveIEsenheA w
w
leN EVuI Aha
ESH touIs
keA-Hof1ea
csprsssS &c
RAtIRoAD BoSps-Actiye.
STATE BoNDs-Dull
Srocks--Market opened firm and fraction
higher but subsequently, prices declined from
AalN per cent, We,tern Union Telegraph,
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Coal
shares leading the downward movement Al
the Second Board quotations current showed
q recovery OF kaA from the lowest point,
aud the market continued firm to the close,
advance In prices from the lowest point rang.
ing from NalA. stocks most conspicuous In
Improvement were Western Union Telegraph,
New Jersey Central, Delaware, LackawGnna Il
Western, Michigan Central, Lake Shore anil
Northwestern.
The krpre1 says: The Executive Commit.
tee Of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany Directors met yesterday, and recon-
mended the usual quarterly dividend otlX
per cent Thlswas disappointment to thOsi
specnlAtors who expected a stock dividend,
and the price dropped of, but subsequently
advanced when Il was reported that the sur.
plus by April lst would be $40, 900, gain Of
ks420OO since January lst That the com.
pany was negotiating contracts with the Erie.
PennsylNahia and Baltimore & Ohio roads,
which would preclude these companies from
going into the telegraph business, and that
the capital stock would be raised 70 $50 600.
600, and per cent. dividends paid thereon az
soon as this could be done without inviting
hostile legislation on the part Of Congress.
At last adyiees the Southern Pacific Railroad
Comgany's track was laid $50 miles east OF
San Francisco.
Transactions aggregated ll5,OOO shares, Of
which II 900 were Erie, COCO Lake Shore,
1000 Northwestern common, 1000 preferred
1900 81 Paul common, $1,000 Lackawanns'
1900 New Jersey Central, 10000 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 2,60O Kansas 4
Texas, 1000 Michigan Central, 4,5OO st. Louis
and San FFanciscO
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For Additional Telegraph Sc Rourth Pace.
Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, March 1O.-Cotton-Quiet at
9Na9fc. Flour-Light demund: superfine
western and State s. 50a3 Is; common 70 rood
S S0aS 90; white wheat extra "a 55a5 Is: good
to choice IS 95a4 so; extra Ohio IS 76a5 90 +:
St Louis s. S0a5 IS; Minnesota patent $8 90
as IS. Wheat-tn limited demand; rejected
spring s5c; ungraded do 81 %; No. 8 spring
9i Ifag7c; ungFaded winter red 81 12al ii;
No. 5 do, 81 1lal l2; No 2 do, 81 161all7:
No. do, 81 II; ungraded amber 81 iSal is:
No. amber 81 15al l5If; No. i do, 81 10: un.
graded white 81 l2al AK; No. 3 do, 81 lSa
lSK; No. do, 81 l6IaI l5H; extra do,
81 lex. Rye-Quiet; western 6Oa6Sc. Barley
Dull. Malt-Nominally unchanged. Corn
Dull; ungraded 45a46c; No. 5 do. 4SaI5lic:
steamer 45a451Ec; No, 2, 451c; old do ga
4GISc. 0ats-Quict; rejected S2kc; No. 5
white S3IIaSSAc; No. 2 white 4jlaSIIc:
No. white S6aS6Itc; western mixed SSa3I Hc:
white western S4a37c, Hay-Steady at 40a
45c. Hops-Dull; yearlings Sa5c; eastern
and western 6al0c. Cotiee-Quiet and un.
changed. MOlasses-StRady. sugar-Steady, v,
refining fair to good 6Hs6xc. Rice-Demand
fair and market firm. Pelroleum-Dull
Unihd Si7EaS6kc: crude s1taS1sc; refined o,
asked. WhiskY-Dull and nominal at 81 90 X
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T.s Tsnai piyi.lepd.

NEw YoRE, March lO-The Directors Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
today declared the usual quarterly liyi-
dcnd Of u per cent. No action was taken
regarding the division Of surplus stock.
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cAn.Inta In.aI......-

FALL RIVER, March lO.-The Fall River
aIanuIsutusers Gas Company voted to go
Into insolvency, This step was taken In
consequence Of irregular papers issued by
Charles T, SdCkney, late Treasurer,
amounting 10 about $4,000,
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BALTIMORE, March TO- CGrrLE Market
very dull and HaI<c lower; very best 4Xa
6kci iirst quality 4HaIkc; medium &c; or.
dinary 2Ha2Nc. Most sales at 4aiHc. Re.
celpS 1919; sales COS.
SwISE-Market slow; closed weak: quota.
tons 5ISa8c. Reeeipts 6.TS8
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TolAn

ToLEpo, March Io-Wheat-Inactiye; amber
Michigan April 81 Os; May 81 COX; No. 9
ed winter, April 81 Os4; May 81 O0<.
Com-Qulet; No. 2 SPOT SS1lc. 0ats-Duli !;
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Great SNOW STORM n Now Sco,ia

HALIFAX, March lO.-AtNorth Sydney
snow storm set in from the northeast on
Friday morning and continued up to Sat
nrday night, The drifts were from s TO 10
feet high. There were no sci vices in the
churches Sunday in consequence of the
storm
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ST; I.ouIs, March 1O.--IIogs Dali, weak
and lower Workers and BAItimorcs Is 6Oa
65; mixed packing s. 40aS 20; butchers TO
fancy $S I5a4 6. Receipts 400 head; ship.
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(IHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Il prepared 70 make careful and complets
analyses Of Iron Ores, Hmestonts, Mineral
Waters, etc,
LABoHAroRY, Goa. 2Ira AND ClnPLISE Sra.
iAlS WHEELING. W. VA,
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TnE ArPRoPRIArIoN nILL


Legislature.
A bill making appropriations Of public
money TO pay members OF the Legislature
and for salaries OF the officers OF the Gov.
ernment, in pursuance OF the 42d section
OF the 9th article OF the Constitution.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislatureof West
Virginia:
SECTION /. That so much OF the public
taxes and arrears OF taxes and all other
sources OF revenue which may have been
received into the treasury since the first
day Of October, 1878, and which may be
received therein prior to the LIST day OF 0c-
tober, 1880, which may be necessary for
the pay OF officers and members OF the
Legislature, and for salaries OF the officers
of the goverement, shall constitute fund,
according to the 42l section OF article 0 OF
the constitution, and no money belonging
to any fund shall be taken for any purpose
than that which 1t has been or may be ap.
propriated or provided, and TO that end
there shall be and is hereby appropriated
out OF the fund from taxation and other
sources OF revenue sum sufficient to pay
the following charges payable out OF the
treasury during the fiscal years ending
with the 30th day Of September, 1879, and
the SOth day Of September, 1880, as fol-
lows:
First For the fiscal year ending the
30th day Of September, 1879.
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Cincinnati HOG yInrke,.

CINCINNATI, March l0.-Hoss-Dull; com.
mon q 5oaS25; light 8 S5aS 70; packing IS 10
a4 co; butehers' s4 00a4 25. Receipts 1885
head; shipments 400 head.
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RLRE RECORD.


QuiNcY, FLORIDA, March l0.-The block
east Of the Court House and Magnolia
House, burned this morning.
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THE FoRrY.SIxrH coNGREss.


WASHINGTON, March 0.-It may be con
sidered as settled that the Republicans
will not, under any circumstances, accept
the organization Of the House. The party
policy will be to throw the entire rcspon.
sibility for legislation upon the Democracy
in both houses. A Republican Speaker
would be Obliged 10 share this responsible
ity, since he would select the committees
which in lurn originate or pass upon al
important legislation.
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important legislation.
DESIRABLE IN A STRICT PARTY SENSE.
The Republicans are all agreed that in a
strictly party sense it will be much the best
for them il the Democrats select Blackburn
instead OF Randall better still this should
be accomplished by coalition OF the
Greenback vote with the Blackburn forces.
There is no general objection to Black
burn personally. lie is much liked by
many, is-a good parliamentarian, ready
debater, and cool and prompt presiding
officer. But he does not disguise his ex-
treme partisan predictions either in the
chair or out of it. lie stands openly as
the leader and exponent OF the pronoun.
ced Bourbon element OF the House. He
represents the movement to restore the
radical Confederate element in the Demo-
cratic partyto poweriu Congress. Hewas
q filibdtet against executing the law Great
ing the Electoral Commission, and labored
against the completion OF any count. He
was head and front Of those on his side
who insisted on the extra session OF Con.
gress now called. His Course US Speaker
would OF necessity be such as would con-
stantly tend to solidify tho Republicans OF
the North. For all these reasons the Re-
publicans are unit in the belief that in
party view alone the election OF Blackburn,
even BY regular Democratic strength, Is
thing greatly to be desired. Still more
do they consider 1t desirable that the
Greenbackers should 90 to him in body
and secure his election, not only for the
good effect upon the Republican party,
but for the positive harm which such re-
suit would inevitably do the Democratic
cause in the Eastern States. They feel,
also, that under blackburn the extremists
| in the House would have full play, and
that the Speaker would rather encourage
than curb them, aud they know that all
this would react against the Democracy,
There are many Republicans, however,
who are beginning to look at the Speak.
ership.
ISTHR LIGHT OF ASArtoNAL OFFICE,
and one in which the Republicans, in
view OF the part they must take In con.
Quoting that portion Of public business
which Is non.partisan, have deep inter.
est. They feel that under Randall the
House would be continuously under bet.
tor discipline, and that while he is seldom
loas than partisan, that even this would
be iair compared with what might he OK
pccted from the clement which Blackburn
honestly and boldly represents
They feel confident that undeI
Randall public business could bt
more promptlyand efficiently performed
in short that 20 far as the SPEAK kersRip d
national Office Il would he more nearly
, administered % such by Randall thanihy
Blackburn, These considerations Az
bringing many Republicans to The poin
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Remarkable Correspondence Be.
tween French 0ficers-- The
Hidden Rocks Under the
French Republic. 49,
InCsndiarylsm at Columbus, 0hlo...Seyere
Measures Ordered Against the
Firo Bugs.
WASHINGTON.


WAsuNGToS, March I0;rCaptain Eads
to-day received from the Treasury $780,.
900, on account OF the improvement on the
South Pass Ofthe Mississippi river.
FOUR PER CENTS.
The subscriptions to the four per cent
loan since Saturdays report were 81 ,S4l,-
$50.
a TEST CASE BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT.
An interesting case involving powers
and jurisdiction of Federal Courts in
Southern States, came up in the Supreme
Court to-day, on application from the
Governor OF Virginia for a writ Of man.
damus to compel Judge Rives OF the Uni.
ted States Circuit Court of the Western
district Of that State, TO re.deliver two
criminals (Burnell and Lee Reynolds)
whom he had taken out OF their custody
for trial in his court.
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LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
NnlN.

To pay mileage allowed to the members
OF the Senate for the session commencing
on Sth day Of January, 1879, the sum OF
81, ,055 OF.
70 pay per dim compensation OF the
twenty.four members Of the Senate, from
the Sth day OF January TO the l0tlI day OF
March, 1879, the sum OF 6,076OO.
To pay per diem compensation Of the
officers, clerks OF committees, and pages,
that is 70 say:A y
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To pay mileage Of sixty.fve members Of
the House Of Delegates, for the session Of
the Legislature commencing on the Sth
day OF January, 1870, 2,974 50.
To pay per diem compensation oil the
members OF the House OF Delegates, for the
session commencing on Sth day Uf Janu-
ary, 1870, and ending on the 10Th day Of
March, 1870, SIC, ,2i2 40.
To pay per diem compensation OF the
officers, clerks Of committees and pages, as