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Ws.,nsr Ind,oaiions.

" AsaIxeroS, February al Ln-
fm Teanss,ce anal lhc Ohio Valley.
ool,i.r n1riberiy 10 westerly winds. ris-
Ing bxrometer aud partly cloudy weather.
xiih pos-ibly ligid snov ih thc Upper
Ohio Valley during the nsoSning.
FOR the Lover lakes, light snos, tol.
loved BY partly cloudy weather, north.
sriy 20 westerly winds, aud rising bar-
otnrtsr.
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WEILSBURG.
A Bethany Dentist In Trouble.
special Dispatch TO the Register

hFrslA ilNlsANsti W 'h' h'e''e'
WELIsBuRG, ". Va, Februry IN
David Parkinson, dentist OF Bethany,
charged with performing Nh abortion on
Miss Lou Filley, Was lodged in Jail this
evening by sheriff Curtis Miss filley
was also iailea.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money in Good Demand at 3 to 6 Per
Cent Governments Strong and
Higher Flour Stronger -
Wheat Firmer Hogs
Active and Higher
FIN ANCE.

Ngw YoRE, February l0.--MoSgr--
la good demand ut Sac per cent, clos
ing at 3Cai. Prime mercantile paper ~
d5 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
crs' hills weak at IsSl sight exchange
on New York ISS!.
SIlNER-- Bar silver here at 81 ", sub
sidiary silver coin ,Gsl per cent. d,s
count Silver at London, sol
GovERNurNrs Strong aud higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-20

IHA EtDHEAE uT TiE NrRN ikE>>,
House Mil No. 81. IA relation e. at
Nrrti,vmcuts Ut sales. CaIuv up uU IT.
s,,.uui rcaiiug, a, rcIuTlgi hack hy iiIC
Judiciary Committee
The Original hili provided tot thc pay
m,Ut oi not more than three duilArs iur
twu inches Squsrr, hour insertions. The
(UmmittcC struck thIs out ant inserted
two aud a halt cents per wort Tor amy
such advertisement The amendment
Was adopted. amt the iuli text ot the
tall. aS opicrt,l t. it, thirt reading, ! as
follows:
b. q ,,.I,lity III i.Iisldt,,r, ei Ne l''-
yislg.
That sections | and 1T chapter l1l +,
at the Acts Oi 1928, bc amended aud
H. enacted ~ As to rcai rs follows:
~. /. That whenever Court shall
hcrraiter decree the sale vi real estate
the Court shall describe IN th0 deCrrc
how notice shall he given by the Com
missioner OJ person appointed to make
the sale, As Il Ray seem tO the l0nTt
most conducive 10 the interests OF the
parties concerned. ii directed In such
decree 10 be advertised IN q newspaper,
II shall be in paper pub
tl5ach.aai s,. EJurfA PaOS
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Pending the discussion of the bill,
Senate took the usual recess.

q. NJ.
I The consideration Oi the johnson
railroad bill' was resumed. When tho
senate tuOk its recess, they were at tho
paint vi voting uu the passage ct the
bill
Upon rvassembling, Mt Baxter took
the fOOr, aud Ia hrief speech, OPP
posed the hill, giving his reasons l"r do
ing 50.
/ MT. Faulkner desired ~ make All OK
I planation uf tho vote which he should
cast. He hal supported the amend
uiuut Offered by Mr. Turner believing
I il tn hr. though not perfect, Vet step
in tho risht direction. lie had also sup
! Inrt,i Mr.. NvNlun's substitute tot thv
, same reason. lie Is nov PLACED IA the
/ position at voting iuI 90 against lhv
original hill, and he regretted H. lie
thought the bill unoOnsl ItutiOnal, and
not Just 10 the railroad company. It.
would deter capital from seeking in
Nestment in railroad enterprises IN this
state. For these and other reasons hr
should vote against the Till.
MIR Turner believed u his substitute
had hcru adopted Il would have Put us
un the ruad toward the relief Sndcslrrd
Ills measuru having failed, and lac hc-
ing turved 10 vote against the original
Till, asked that his reasons might hc
recorded upon the journal. They WrrC
gwen a. follows, JUd we've uidrrvd
spread upon the rrcuut-:
II cannot vote lot tins hill, iuSt
because believe III provisions are ln
violation ui the plain meaning ot the
at PASSED hy the general assembly at
Virginia, March q, lSi7, under which
the n. Il a. T. Il. Co. VAS constructed
iu this state ScCuud-li liccauso the
hill, Ii iorUihle, will affect disastruusly
the large coal, lumber aud other inter.
rsis ut the people of tins state west ui
tnu Allegheny mountains. Third lie
cause II can only result IN NeNatl"us
htigatiuns which will ia the cud leave
the people at the STATE Without relief
aud practically IA a worse relative con
ditiou than they arc to-day.
- VI TURNER.
MR. JOHNSON
thought that after the senate md spent
luus week, ia pcrirCtlug a measure tor
tlr rrlel at the people, II this TILL hr
nov rejected, Il will hc virtual aimiS
HIIlN lllaA Nh ANilAA van ~ NA's'N'' ~
them. As tho magnificent CM that had
h,ru lyiug at the depot tor u ,ulrd week
went dying toward the east tolrgrAms
came back from citizens along the rudd
protesting against the passage ol thr
htll Ia al least uuv instance "A man
sending such protest had written
private tttrr saving that hc had signed
Il hcyausa he leaTyd that the ROAD Wuuld
crush him Iu hIs business. The people
are afraid ui the baltimore and ohI"
Railroad Company. They are Sira'd L"
upyu,r IT, Aud Nit johnson claims
that this feeling is at the bottom oi the
opposition tu thIs hill. u thls state ut AT
t,lr, hal hsen la the uld country IA the
DAYS at uur fathers, they would have
r,.rn ia their might with sword IA hand
and irred the people from their upprcS-
suT-.
The vote was then taken. and result
c,l uu ) m the affirmative tu IL IA the
negative
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Cincinnati.

O,xCixNAri, February l9.-Cotton--
Quiet at Ole. flour-fairly active and
shade higher family toso %;
Wheat-Scane, firm aud higher; red
aud white 95ctdSl 0O. Corn-Acti'e,
trm aud higher at 3NaSc. Oats -
Scarce. irm and higher at sots ssc.
Rye In good demand at full prices al
sea Sd. Barley gooi demand; No.
. fell ,o II ONS,i ~. fork-Quiet but
tirm; iobbing $40 IN. iard-fairly ~.
tive and n shade higher steam - IA
@6 ~. Bulk Mcais-Strong and higher
shoulders 81 6NGS ~; short rib ~ W
hid short clear - 0Sd5 IN. Bacon-ln
yooi demand and priocs shade higher
al lldI!5lGjs@ iits6c whisky -
At 81 OS. Linsc,d Oil--stca,iy At 6'T.
Corn Meal Stead, aud unchanged.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrssuRau, February ~. Petroleum
Dull, crude 81 At farker's TOT
Immediate shipment; refined sir hr
Philadelphia delivery.
LAVE sTooK.
OhioAso.
CuIrAoo, February lh-Thc DnotST.
Jo,uadi reports hogs rcccipts 2t,OOheai
shipm,uts s.5On head. Market active
sud irn, except on common and mixed
salas; choice heavy nj ~ sNot 20; light
- 50a3 ~; mlNc'l packing 81 usa NJ.
Cattle ls.,vipts I 20 heal, ship
m,nts 80 head Market hrm; ship
ping al ~ asdS 10; butlwrs' stock
strung; cows :. .saS ~; bulls :. usa
3 ~; steers - 16u3 ~.
Sh,cp- Rcc,ipts 100 head ship,
mrut, $40 head. Market unchanged
at :, 40 81
New York.
NV lusk, February ~ -iccyes -
Receipts lnr iwu days 5000 head. Mar
k,, sluM, paIlly hgcausc stock arrived ~
regularly and late aud partly b'Nausc
-llcrs wanted IT, make 4 small advahcr,
Eany steaks strong At Mou'iay's pri''S'
bat the latest transactions sh"~ al
easier irrliig ,rrN puur in N'iN hiroheh
aud rirrr, u ia Sc, gnsiio prlmy W.
ioir; tn,s lWr lOic, slaut ~ head
taken hV rNInIicIs. ShirmchiS bh
quarters; all inr France.
sheep k~rids i"r ~" days ''u'
head Market qui"l al 10" VT '''"
nory H. prime sheep, With one 'Ari"ai
AT ~ IN \ icuch steamer took AZ
caIcass.S oi mutton.
Hogs Receipts l"r tM" daNs l','n
hrad ol live Market sl"M ~ ~ isslS
East laDottv.
E,r IInrgr, February 10 Cattle
Rc,,iti. t,,laN aSr head ul through
and aSl head ol h-al; total l"r ~"
dn,. ~, heat ul through and - hrad
nl ln,al. NJ drsl hand cattle sold "u'
supply has been light with pr,crs n"'
changed. ranging ir"m ~ - I" ~ "a.
Cincinnati.
CIScNS,rI, February W. h"gr
Ic,ro; Rrm and higher; common ~ "l
dSnh. light " .Nai ~ packing tw
IA IL. butchers ~ loot ~. hr.
r,iri, 0}i head shipments none.
DRY GOODS
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NI ~ ~ 'NeAAN .'ftN
in tho House.
Nu.Hi>.. February 18th
SENATE.
,.u,,u,Ia, the usual hour aud Rev.
, NHm-. uI Wheeling. offered
... ..a N.ta.t at thr Ncuat'.
,r., .,,r,I ~WuhUg Committees
,.,.ri thr,r r,Iurts, aud thnse had
..urr..r,rl, disposed ct. the regular
.Y,.-, ut tby calendar was pr,ereded
a.Jh
,E\.u, "a uiIl making Il a u's-
,...,...r f.r au ATTORNEY ataw To- nhl
...,,,rr upu,, received hy him Tor
,.....ul auJ rr,,,J,ug an additional
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.tItl,ru ru.r.Jri that % any aIt"r
H..u...i Ju puyti,c law ga auN "l
,....,trt, 90 thl, STATE, rv,vryv money
,.. t......rut a, such attorney, aut la'l
a.. .., ,ur ,.,u,r within three months
..lpt thvrrul, without gu'd amt
r...uf ua,uu tot such Hllurc, ho
.....,. .l.,m,.t guilty ui q WI,drmran,
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PRODUCE


CHCNGo, February la Flour In
good demand at lull rlicr-. Wheat
strong and higher, No. ; rel Wint'H ~
Ia Wr: No. Chicago spring Oh cash I,
mV5lc seller March, 2i.mpilc seller
April. pSl seller MAY; Va. J d". n. :
rejected Gir Corn Active, firm and
hiyhrr at $50 cash aud seller Nanh (;
s3.c seller April, 37'm3Sc seller MAY.
Oats Demand iaIr and prices higher At
92sr cash, ~ seller March 23c seller
April, 2ilc-,llcr MAY, rejected l,c, Rye
Iu good demand md prices shahr
hiyhrr ut Wlr harley Ia good dc.
maud anil prlc,- hishrrat 15ta;S. hh
Seed Firm hut not puotahly higher.
Pork 1t ~ ~ cash; ~ 11!mv ~ sci.
Ter Mar1. - oaic,n ~ seller April
80 Oi,I 1907 seller NN Lard Strong
and higher 1t 81 - sos - cash; ~ ~
seller March. -, NsIGG ~ seller April:
-, u2ltsr -, srll,r NAV Bulk Meats
Demand ial and prices y shade higher /,
Al ItAr,I S,r,i a.. Dressed Hogs
steady. with lair dcmand ~ ~ a..
Whisky. stead, at u OF
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pRY GOODS
Now York

N.u lonI. February ~. Dry uo"'l,
Hu.u,-, ,onlinuyr m~llalr w,lh
houses. hut ihr inhhing
ira ir IL dull Cotton v"wls ~ steady
,lclnand. we'll ,nli up. nnd rcncrall,
finn. Pint, slugs,sl, u,Huhams and
dress goods ia lair request. II"srri h
good demand. MEMS S""lrns moving
slowly. Foreign gn"ls IA irI'g'''ar ~
\ursI
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Grand Duke sichoI.s EIilsd.
The Plague
Prom Cape Town.

LONDON. February IA Niyh1-s irum
Capc ToSn. January -. va Aadeir',
states that Col. WODl-' coiuInn Vas at
TAXED by 400 ZuiuS The CnrEy Nere
DISPERSED xiih bot a tTifiing l0-s % toL
Woods cunnAnd several attacks on
Pcarson's cOlurn and ether columns
had been ypulsed, bat the CAVITY oi
the situation has not besn exaggerated,
The enemy are concentrating tnWani
Ekome
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THE STATUTE MILL
esaGsGSSlOS OF OUR LAW MANUfAC'
IURERS,

r..S.n,,sual SoIous on the Railroad Bill
The House Gets na full On
Passage Of the Usup Bill
The Session Amendment
yfihs Senate Adopted
IN the House
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Toledo

TuIfDo. February ~. - Wheat
4 shade higher. closing quiet; amber
Michizan spot sl OF; seller March
81 10, sellcr May ~ o.; No. : rel win
ter spot 81 0sl seller Mach u %;
seller April 81 Oilsi 0I,; rlIer May
81 0s: western amber VI G.i. Corn
Quiet; No. seller May 3slc. Oats
Higher.
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- the session Is extended t. March
10th
n r. No. Ia. a Till IN relation tu the
S,huol law coming upon its passage Was
rejected. ltproyldrs that the Board ot
Education shall levy sufficient To- main
tam ~rhunl Tor tour mouths
tuE "IrIRN WII,
coming up uu IT. passage MAS passed. hN
the following vote.
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FOREIGN.
Reinrorocmcnu for south Africa.

Io>unN. February ~. The Third
battalion ui the SiNticth Rifles lett 'nl.
chester thl, morning, lot the Cape "t
Good Hope. The streets were Decorated
with ilag~, rNcrgr,cns and muttucs. lh'
corporation presented aU address I"
thr troops, wherein hope Sa> "a.
pressed that they would r"cuNcr ih"
color, ui thr TNcuiy-fuurth regiment.
Col. Pcndictuu replied. The troops
marched ,u the railway station aCrun'
pani,-i hy four rraIm"utal bands. The
chartered steamers. Dublin Castle, from
London with the Third battalion ui
the SiNticth regiment, and Pretoria.
irpm southampton With the Ninety firi
llighlauicr,. will sail tu-i?y and To-
morrow respectively. several other
troops Nill bc ready iur troops IN the
rlar-. II the present week and one "r
two will probably ,ail lrforc sunday
Grand Duke EicholAS EIiled.
IpNppN, February ~. The cummuni-
cation iur uhich ,hr Grand Duke Nlrh-
ulas. ul Russia. suu oi Grind Duke Con
stantiuc. has l-rn cxilc,l {" Orcnburg,
was a pamphlet in favor ii thc spet'lv
con,,rrirriun ui the Ofcnhurs and lash.
kcnd railway hy oi kara, Tursnclly and
lhc >irIarya river. 10 order b. i"rc' EnS.
hand g. abandon her p7.istcncg {" the
Russian Eastern policy.
The Plague.
InNUu>, February lH-Ihc ROYAL
Coll,yr oi Physicians will 1sk the ''"N-
eminent g. appoint q royal commission
ot statesmen, physicians and si'r'iSii-i'
,o investigate the ylsgu. 10 EU--ss.
In ~ Petersburg D'mmis.i"n u
forming. under General iielircch, esIs'-
rially /, NAiCh over the sanitary o'Edh-
ti.u .i flr trityp. -.
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knNagkos

MuWAUEEE, February 10 Flour
Srarcr and linn. Wheat steady
opened Al an a,i,ance II ic. and cIo.e
,irug. No. ! Mlusukee hari sI Ol.
No. Milwaukee II OO. No. 10. a3ic;
seller February yGir, -,ller Marrh D.c,
-.llrr AIril Hi.c. sller May IA; No.
z iI. 5Gic. NJ. I d". r. reiec,ei 49,.
C"m- steady 9th g,s,i demand No.
ash. Oats ll.zhei AMI sraroe; No. =
2!lc. seller MAY -. Eye-slcA.ly. With
a rsi drmand; No I5lc. Barley
Quiet snd loNeI, No. spring ~;
ssll.r Marh 80. Provisions ,laht sDd
fra Mess PORK New :, 81 Isnl-r
Prime steam - -.
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Philadelphia

PHLApurHIG, February lD.--tbnr-
Demand sctyc, Minnesota extra iau,-
ilv - 9ua , uu. Ohio du ~ dSya ) - /,
~ L1uis fancy ~ ia; winter wheat
patent - ~, spring Nheat Patent ~ N
lsye IipuT tirm,r ai q 7Ja2 Nj.
Wheat nsottlci, No. Western rsI
ia elevator II W l!yc Western $40
a5c. Corn steady; western TjcctsSl
on track ~; IL" si"ainrr tltaI1c;
-tcamrr ~ Elevator i2its Ec; yellox
western uu lr4ck 40 itlc. Oats
Srm. white w,strfn no ~ T.. Ft"-
visions fiuncr icci Mcss l2lSiS'
Pufs ENlra mess slO Is; prime mers
SO Uso 10 -. Hams sm1ked stasle,
pi,Lle,i s,@c. lAri--Wesieru iiercrs
., Bnlter steady and unchanged.
~. steady; western lTtsisc. Chec-.
Improved demand. wesien iull
rp.a ava = ,fa SIC. du god s(ssc. feinr
lruIlr hull. refined g.c. Tuds s!fsh g.
Wh;.Ly Western Il II ~.
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lOOAclsd~i Oa FOur,A Pas.)
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
POLITICAL NOTES.
rLieIlt.

The fraud yell has stopped short, if never to go
ngain.
If Randall IS reelected it will be another victory
for Illden and Reform.
The Solid south begins to realize that it is now or
never with chances IN favor OF never.
There will be no revolution if it can come only at
the cost of Democratic statesmenS salaries.
Providence still fights the side of the Repubi-
can party, else this crownlng blunder of an extra
session had never been made.
II Will make little difference to the Republicans
whether Bl ackburn or Mcmahon be the Speaker
They are cranmed full Of condensed blunders.
The Manhattan Club tried to receive Randall on
Saturday evening, and succeeded in bestOwing an
elaborate banquet on Chief-Justice Church. The
ChIct-JuStIce immensely Delighted.
II Is almost super1uous cruelty to discover more
Democratic fraud in Florida in 1876. The un-
covering of Moses and II Hu seems to be q suthcisnt
harden for the party bear, well as to establish
the Justice of the Republican case.
There will be some entertaining music when the
Democrats attempt TO organize the two Hcuses next
week They have never succeeded ct IN organizing
one House without a series Of frst-class scandals
and with the pressure doubled there Is no telling
what may happen
A delightful rumor il about that new Demo
cratic daily newspaper is 10 be started III Chicago
with Moses for editor, and Mr.. Tllden. Mr.. Hewitt
Mr. Clarkson n. Potter and Acknowledgements
Peruse Sociuian Smith among the stockGoden~
The name is not given, but of course II wall be me
4rk and Sbe,iinak America may at last have gen
une como erspaper
Perhaps il Is an Inkling Of Tammany's choice for
1850. and perhaps 1t ia not, but The LrpeSs puts
forth this curious and diGident conundrum: 1850,
Allen Il. Thurman aud George b. Mcclellan +
II Republican opinion is wanted. 1t can be promised
in unlimited quantities in the Affirmative The
ticket would pull itself apart long before election
dav for Thurman is as headlong as Mcclellan is
slnw and they could not be kept in sight of each
otLer tor moro than q week.
There are malicious people who will look at that
South Carolina pardon 10 ex-senator Patterson and
recall tho fact that ho voted to seat Hamburg Mas
sacre Butler and to pension JEFF DAVIS. IL was
freely intimated ut the time Butler seated that
PattersOns pardon the price of his vote, but the
high-shouldered chivary of South Carolina repndl-
ated the charge with eontemptuous observations.
IL will be curious to what they Will have to say
nbOut it now. Either they are suddenly convinced
that Patterson had been unjustly accused and have
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

named for the post of publisher and financial
manager of the new paper; but the omission
is accounted for by the fact that there Is PROB
ably only one man alive who unites all the
qualifications for that post, and he Is so clearly
nominated by Providence that it would almost
be surerfuous TO say anything more aoou'
him. It is needless to add that we refer 10
MIR. John +. Coyle. \ natural gift for spend
ing anything has been cultivated III MS case
by long and varied practice, while IN the dl-
rection of newspaper countinc-room ne
enjoys an experience absolutely unique. We
have no doubt that under his able manage
mcnt the history of the finances OF the nr"
organ viii be wholly unprecedented except ny
the curious story of the last days OF me va
hnnnI IntclIiacncer.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
given the pardon In q spirit Of true magnanimity,
Or they have some less elevated reason.

given the pardon In q spirit Of true magnanimity,
Ut they have some less elevated reason,
The third party visionaries are pretty quiot now.
snd well they may be. That JEFF Davis demoDstrs-
ton seems to have been the only thing needed to
make the Republican party solid it was in it's
best days. The solid Southern Orators let out 20
much true inwardness in those few and fervid TO-
marks that the whole North saw, as in flash Of
lightning all the bitterness and hatred there is still
in the Southern breast. Every Republican sees the
danger of allowing a section so hostile to all the
results of the war to come INTO control or the Gov
ernmrnt, and sees that the only way 10 ward III
that danger is to avoid third party fooery aud
fight only through the Republican organ .zation.
Why was Mr.. Randall 20 shy Of the Establishments
Of the Manhattan Clubf 1t was given ont that he
woud be present and make a speech "ylndcating
Mr. Tilden," and a band Of the faithful. braced up
by the smells of a coming banquet, we're there to
receive it, but the exSpeaker neither appeared nor
sent an excuse This was shabby treatment Of the
club and also of Mr. 1ilden. for the impression
wiIl De drawn that the "yIndlcatiHg part Of the
programme was what scared HIM. Nr. :. ;. Cox
viii also feel hurt, for he tnrned mp al tie cdb
early m the evening. smiling and pflned WITH
series of new jokes, but hastily slipped away when
he heard that Randall was expected, taking his
smile ana Iokes with him.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10

FoHrlGS-Colonel Pearson has defeated large
force of Zulu~ AT Ekowe == The report on i'm
peachmeni has been read TO the French Chamber Of
Deputies -= Ellie and Fisee Reclus are TO be
Included in the next list Of Communists who arc 10
receive amnesty. ==A new Egyptian Ministry
has been formed. with Mohamod .cwfK as ITosI-
dent Of the Council.
DoMIsrC-THE TRIBUNE prints to-day the
speech of Senator Beck outlining the Democratic
programme for the extra session of Congress. --
II is thought that Mr. RaudalPs chances for the
Rpeakership are the best - General 7. W. Sher
man is extremely i'll al Newport. == There were
200 people patroling Columbus Ohio on Satur-
DAY night, to prevent ncendiarism. and that was
.he first night IN whole week when there were no
Tres 80 The authorities of South Carolina have
granted amnesty to Senator Patterson.
CITY AND DSUBURBAN-1he Rev. O. b. rockingham
preached on the power Of the press, and Mr. Tai
mage on scctarauIsm. -= The large sales Of
wheat III Chicago failed to affect the Ncw-York
market: doubts are expressed Of the forgery OF
ibe Kecne order =- The final arrangements
were made for Bavard TaylOIs funeral ON Thurs
SAY. -- A deficit of 100000 has been reported Ii
Ihe accounts of the West Orange tax collector
- OLeary. Ennis, Rowell and Hartman
began the six days walk for the
Ashley Belt in Gilmore's Garden. =- Gold
ralue of tho legal-tcuder silver dollar 412l2
grains, 1856 cents. Stocks generally dull with
mail fluctuations closing irregular.
The WEATHER. Tribune local observations in
aicate warmer and partly cloudy weather, with
chances of light rains. Thermometer yesterday,
26o AGO 4Oc
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
TIE PURCELL CASE.

The case of Archbishop Purcell continues to
occupy public attention, and all classes Of peO-
ple daily pronounce verdict on it. 1t is too
early 10 do anything of the kind The whole
matter il As yet a vast muddle Of miSStatc-
mcnt, and we suspect false claims on onc side
and on the other, into which the shrcwdest
LEGAL wit must examine long aud closely be
fore it can hope to make them clear !;
what can We make OF it, then, at the dis
tance Of hundreds Of miles, and seeing it only
through the ilmy cxaggeraton of popular re-
ports? One point is noticeable in this matter
the lcniency with which the Protestant press
have regarded the case. 1t has shown sound
seuse and Christian charity. The only harsh
censures OF the Archbishop have come from a
few Catholics, who resented the proposal that
they should help repay the deficiency.
THE TRIBUNE has nothing TO do with Rom
ish OF Protestant creeds or preiudices this