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rna E. aensral Conferenee.

CINCINNATI, April SO.-The NJ. E. Cen
eral Conference will begin Its quadren-
pial session tomorrow morningin in Pixies
Opera House, this city, Bishop Scott pre-
siding. Nearly oil the delegates, number.
ing about 400, are here and are entertain.
ed at private houses. The Conference
will be In session one month. y will
meet al o o'clock each .morning,and adjourn
for the day at noon. The afternoon will
be devoted TO committee work. The Bish'
ops have been here for day or two pre-
pairing their address to the Conference
Mrs. President Hayes Is here, and TO-
day attended the funeral OF her brother
Df, Webb, who died in Minnesota,
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rELLAIRE TO WoODsfIELD.

The financial status and Prospects or
Ihs h. & y. W. Railway President
Mooney TO the Stockholders.
lhn been my purpose ever since the
completion Of the laying of the track Of
younllroad throughto Woodsfeld, which
U.at was celebrated here in the first part
dDeanbss last, to submit for your in
bnllion a brief statement Of the affairs
md financial condition OF the company,
tusarly date as the accounts could be
tNLied and adjusted and the actual con.
dion scertained. To do this with accu-
nghu necessilated much time and labor
hths examination OF the books and pa
pen In which were embodied the various
isouns al the different departments of
he work, which labor, together with
chE duties pertaining to the manage
rsu! aud operating Of the road under the
dSsulsies incident 10 an unusually In
clement winter, have rendered this delay
unavoidable.
thereby submit a brief statement Of the
iadn Of the company, showing the total
oS ot the road aud equipments; also the
receipts aud disbursements from the or.
EAhtiItiOn Of the company TO the present
tine. Also showing the amount OF stock
klbsCTihpd and Ihp nnnunt nf which has
been collected, with an estimate OF the
aa0qnt which will probably be realized
ouIOi the balance:
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CABINET MRRTINa.

Alta meeting Of the Cabinet to-day the
threatened invasion OF the Ute Indian
Reservation for mining purposes elected
somewhat lengthy discussion. 1t was
decided to send General Mckenzie and
his forces into the reservation to prevent
a collision between the whites and In.
dians. II was determined 10 defer action
on the army appropriation bill until the
deficiency bill shall have been received,
At which time they will be both consider
ed and disposed Of together. Some allu-
sion was made to Representative Morse's
resolution, now pending before Congress,
providing for the appointment OF COM
missioners TO ascertain and report basis
for reciprocity treaty between the United
States and the British provinces, but no
action was taken. Several members ex'
pressed the opinion that any measure
touching reciprocity treaty should be
general in It's character.
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Nrw YoRE, April 80 -Arrived: Nevada
from Liverpool, and Alsatia from London.
QUEBEC, April 30,-The Prussian, from
Liverpool, has arrived-the first arrival
ifI%5 IoSpos' no "a April SO.-The Gallla and Cali
fornia, from New York, and Braunsch'
weig. from Baltimore, have arrived out.
BALTIMORE, MD., April S0.-From TO-
morrow until November Let all vessels
except from ports in the United State
north OF Cape Henry, will be required Il
ntop at quarantine until examined.
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M. Ind. prYonnr Arre.ted.

SAN FnASclsco, April SON.. e. De
Young, the surviving proprietor Of the
Chronicle, was arrested at noon to-day on
complaint OF Mayor Kallocb, charging
him with libel in reproducing in
the Chronicle an editorial of the
New York World, which accused May
or Kalloch OF subornation of per-
Jury In connection with the testimony
given by Clementshsw ut the inquest on
the body Of Charles DeYoung. The pris-
oner was released on bail.
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Resumed Operntions-Not o True.

ST. LOUIS, April SO.-The Vulcan Steel
Works, this city, have resumed operations
in all departments on the basis Of prices
adopted by the company.
Dispatches IRON Lssvegas, New Mexico,
contradict the report circulated here yes.
terday, that Joseph Brown aud party had
been murdered by Indians, at or near
White Oaks
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RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, April so.-The revolu.
ZIONIST, named sastka, who robbed the
treasury Of Kheison last summer, has been
arrested. A large number Of Nihilists left
Russia on the anniversary Of the Em-
peror's birthday. The reception was held
at the winter palace. Extraordinary en-
voys from Germany and Austria, and dep.
utations from the German regiment Of
which the Gear is honorary colonel, at
tended. Much attention was attached to
the presence OF the ENJOYS from Vienna,
as none ever attended on similar oecas.
inn
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Va'Sdsi CT holtlnS s7,Osl
For all the items in detail Of the iorego-
ilg statement, reference Is made TO the en-.
nles on the books Of the company. and
s ae vouchers on file in the office OF the
i will he observed from the above
Eaienent that there remains an untunded
o. doatihS debt OF about sixty.two thous;
md dollars. From this, however, should
Mdeducted the amount ofthe uncollected
EoSk which Is colleCtsble, and the value
SIthe real estate whlch the company has
~ ~ tale, which will aggregate, ~ sle =,
.Ias, about SIX thousand dollars, leaylnE
balance oi the floating debt eqpA W
'0rTiy'EtK thousand dollars.
In order to put tho road into . thorough
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FIRE RECORD.
AT yAcEsoxyILLE, ILL.

ST. LOUIS, April sO.-A special from
Jacksonville, ILL.,, says that the most dis,
astrous fire in the history of that city
broke out there at two o'clock this morn.
inc and destroyed most OF the business
houses on the south side Of the square.
The heaviest loses are wordsworth & rat
terson, hardware. Matheson & Brennon,
hardware and stoves; DR.. Brown, drugs,
and w. Harrison. Losses not stated. A
partial list Of the insurance foot up to
$4,000,
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s,orrn an Long island sound.

Nsw YoRE, April sO.-The storm on the
sound was the most severe in several years.
An the steamers from this city were OBJ
lired TO seek hatbon. From all along the
coast from Long Branch to New Bruins
wick, come reports Of wrecks OF smaller
crafts. The storm was very severe on the
Hudson. The gale continues to-day, but
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lks GttelIigstftfr
I... Is and % Fourteenth street.
,,r OhIo Vlsliors.

'.on by our local report in an
h1lI aia"n, a party Of gentlemen in
@b', @.I I'iDD' IN the Tusearawas Valley rail,oa'
ES'su - ridt to the city. They arrived
8, r.'!l,sDorl % shortly alter noon yesterday
f Sn"srt 'asSt the remainder of the day IL
na ;.,.s ,'r, various points Of interest connect
rispas s,s N. he business of the road on bott
d "'a " Nh ,Se river. They first inspected
d's s...u,ioaI =, facilities of the road at Wes'
!Ss y. p.,ias s. and afterwards drove up the
Ess'rD'f u ~ 'EfInayille and Martins Ferry
me- ,t.., ~ thence, crossing over the ferry
W ~, NV .iJe, visited the Top Mill and
~ ,o,ber leading manufacturing estab'
s,''.S '..,' winding up at the M:Lure
l,. a- n, dinner at six o'clock in the
Ha. .,., They will start on their re-
0'- ',iD in the evening at eight
~. ss.., mi, morning, and go as lar as
sos., - ,irsr harbor, twenty-five miles west
> ~ Cleveland, on Lake Erie. Their ride
w ,,y, will give them q pretty good
~. 'sa # The country through which the
We a,,.e,and ~ Of the natural expectations
H.r i'II line for business at all points, in
w a. ,o,mini on the river here and
~ ','s n. like at Black river
, ,anber Of these visitors had never
-. hare before, and had but little idea
W.. s,.S ,nOunt Of business done in Wheel
h. nd vicinity in the way OF nanulac' n
.,,;,,. :, Several Of them confessed them.
w. '. much astouished at the extent and
',.,,, I'M Of our industries. So far as could
S.is5,ed ,. they are all well pleased with
IN ,noDr the visitors is Mr.. selah Cham
,.,l,in, President Of the road, who has
Ian from the start its leading spirit. DR..
S,,,,.or the Vice President, Is also oil the
NM. lie has been one Of the main
',ots, in Mr.. Chanberlain's wheel,
Tb,..,vO gentlemen have heavy financial
i,t.,s,,s in the road, and they seem to
l,,, pOdoubt Of its entire success. They
.,,..,i {, odo heavy coal and ore busi-
y, ,hs same sort OF business that has
,tyrd such q bonanza to the Cleveland
,ad Pittsburgh road.
B.ke 10Th Of May through train will
!. Dot on to Cleveland and Black River.
A 6,l tain will also be run to Uhrichs-
I'M. and as soon as the terminus is COM
ul.ed At West Wheeling the company
yil commence delivering freight to this
Il, Of the river on their boats. By the
Il Ol June they hope to be delivering
l,ls Superior ore to the mills.
Many years ago, Jacob Blickensderfer, a
y,ll known civil engineer, said that the
Ia, Of the Tuscarawas Valley road was
a,b..t unoccupied territory for railroad
hObio. The local trade must be good,
md there is large through business, such
/, coal and ore, to be done. The road has
han we'll and cheaply built, and cannot
iii to pay. 1t will deliver to and receive
. .,od deal oil business from the Baltimore
,d Ohio,
The people Of this vicinity, on both
ids Of the river, have great reason to
suratulate themselves over the compile
too oil this road. Itis an event OF great
Importance to US. We are, therefore, glad
tsvslcOme to our midst so many OF its
friends. We trust thatit will be q source
dpudi to them and to us.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April so.- Sir A. D. Hayter has
been appointed Junior Lord Of the Treas
ury and Lord kepsipgseas sGsassoNss Of
lie 12caSenJid. y. :
Abdefuahman Khan announces his
readiness TO submit TO the British. He
has remitted part OF the revenue OF Turk
estan pending the English settlement.
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NEw YoRK, April su.-Dry Goods-Market
quiet to-day; little II any improvement i1
demand for cotton goods ~ INST hanas; ~ and
most other abries IN snt ,gIess nere tnSe
nrints bylhrEs buy ems, but the views Of hold
srs and buyers as TO prices differ 50 widely
that eoupafatiyely few tAles Wers reported in
thIs connection Jobbing trade remained
quiet as regards domestic prints but depart
mSnt goods are moving In fair quantities,
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Nrw YoRE, April SO.-Six ocean steamers
arrived today, bringing S,ss6 immigrants
from all parts OF Rurope. The total ar
rivals for April were 46,lls, the largest
number ever landed at Castle Garden In
one month,
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated l5
feet and falling.
The local packets arrivvd and departed
as usual yesterday,
The prompt Bellaire packet Pres Eli
son, continues her regular trips at tho
times mentioned In her time table.
The rejuvenated st. Lawrence resumes
her place in the Cincinnati trade to-day,
leaving for that port this afternoon. The
st. Lawrence is one OF the most popular
crafts on the upper Ohio, being otiicered
by polite and attentive gentlemen.
Mr.. Samuel Litten, the most popular
steward on the Ohio, above the Falls, will
have charge OF the cabin on the Courier
during her trip to Cincinnati 10 the NJ. Z.
Conference. The right man in the right
place.
The steamer Diurnal will leave Marietta
on the evening OF the Sth Of May with q
large excursion party for our city, and
will arrive here some time Sunday morn
ing, the 9th.
I. 7. Cockayne and his orchestra treated
our citizens to some fine music at the
public landing, before the departure Of the
Courier yesterday morning.
NASHVILLE, April S0.-River fallen II
feet on the shoals. Departed: Rhea,
Cairo.
CINCINNATI, April 3O.-Riyer 43 feet and
falling. Departed: Montana, Pittsburgh;
Andes, Wheeling.
EvAxsyILLE, April So.--Down: James
Guthrie. Weather clear and cool. Mer-
cury CO.., River 80 7-l0 feet and rising.
Business good.
MRMrnIs, April S0.-.River has fallen
inch. Arrived: Ste. Geneyieve, from St.
Louis. Departed: City of vicksburg, for
St. Louis; win Carroll, for New Orleans;
Shinkle, for Cincinnati. Weather clear
and cool.
vlcKssuRa, April 2O.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Thermometer 6S'. River
stationary. Up: W. P. Halliday. Down:
K, Z. Lee. W. s. Jones succeeds Dlf
Green as superintendent Of the wharfboat
at this city.
sr. LOUIS, April sO.-River risen one
inch, with II feet ! inch by gauge.
Weather clear and cold. Arrived: Davis
and Moore, New Orleans. Departed:
Belle, La Crosse; st. Paul, Arkansas,
upper Mississippi; Belle Memphis, Menu
phis; Clifton, Huntington.
oAno, April SO.-Riyer 80 feet 10 inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermometer
5S0. Arrived: James Neel, St. Louisi Jno.
L. Rhoads, St. Louis; Golddust, ST. Louis;
]. D. Parker, Memphis. Departed: J. 5.
NeeI, Ohio; Kehlor, st. Louis; Rhodes,
Pittsburgh; Parker, Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, April SO,-Weather
clar and pleasant. Thermometer 75s.. Ar
rived: John A. Scudder and Frank, st.
Louis. Departed: Future City and baTges,
St. Louis; Guiding Star, CINCINNATI John
A. Scudder, st. Louis. The steamer Jesse
Bell, in passing Wares Landing, on Red
River, Thursday morning, was struck by
a gale and had the top OF both chimneys,
jackstaf and roof Of cabin carried away.
Damage 81, 900.
LouIsvILLE, April so.-River stationary.
with 10 feet Q inches In the canal, and u
feet inches in the chute on the falls. Bust-
ness fair. Weather clear, cool and windy.
Virgie Lee, Cincinnati TO Memphis; Fear
less, TO Evansville; Diamond, Pittsburgh
to Pittsburgh; Enterprise and tow, to
Pittsburgh. The Morgan is due up to-
night; the Golden Crown Is overdue.
Captain Reese Dugan has the contract to
wreck the sunken Alice.
l =
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IT is said that the name of Hon. D.
Wagner will be presented to the Demo-
cfsto Convention as aicandidAtef6t G0n+
gress. The party In this district has done
and may do worse things than TO nomin-
ate Mr.. Wagner, but we know he could do
better than to accept the nomination.
Martini PsFrv Nf,Et.
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CAMP SHERIDAN, NKD,, April 30.-Last
night two desperadoes, named Hall and
Porter, while drunk entered an indian
camp and raised quarrel with the
inmates, shooting and almost instantly
killing Grey Eyes, Big Medicine Man
among the Sioux, and woundlng
his squaw in the leg. The desperadoes
were turned over to the civil authorities
and placed in a guard house, heavily
ironed. chained and guarded.
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San FRANclsco, April So.-David Ball,
Arthur ]. Dempsey, William Murray,
William Gouchet, James scanlan and
Captain Stephen Meanly, miners, return.
ing from the skaget mines, while descend.
ing the rapidso Skaget river, were drown
ed by the capsizing OF the canoe.
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NEw YoRx, April SO-A leading Cana.
dian bank agency al this city says the bill
which has created such alarm among for:
eign bankers here, even II 1t no. vetoed
by The Governor, will be modified so as to
be satisfactory to all in interest.
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YouSesrowS, o., April sO.-Two boilers
at the Todd furnace, Briar Hill. exploded
at six o'clock this evening. Two men
were instantly killed and five wounded.
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notes Of '03, S47, ,l55; two year notes Of '6S,
SIS, 900; compound interest notes S94L,-
$40; fractional currency, all issues, Sl6,-
69l sol; total S362, ,677, ,5s2.
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WAsHrxorox, April S0.-At a Cabinet
meeting to-day the President rendered the
Postmaster General the U. s, iudgeship
for the Eastern aud Middle Districts OF
Tennessee, which was accepted.
pRoPPRD DEAD.
Col. Joseph segar, U. S. arbitrator on
the American and Spanish claims COM
mission, dropped dead on the steamer,
coming here from Norfolk.
DEATH OF COL. wM HEMPHTLL JONES.
Col. William Hemphill Jones, clerk OF
the committee OF Ways and Means,died OF
pneumonia last night.
NOMINATED ny THE PRESIDENT.
The President has nominated Orange
Ferris. Of New York, for Second Auditor
Of the Treasury, riee French, deceased.
CURRENCY AND BANKING.
The Comptroller OF the Currency reports
the total number OF National banks or
papized since November 9th, 1879, which
was the date OF the tables in the last re-
mort Of the Comptroller to Congress, is
forty, with a capital Of s5,Sl2,O1O; total
number OF banks gone into voluntary IL
ouidation during same period, 8, with q
capital OF 100000, including among
which are three gold banks in California,
with a capital OF 500, 900, which wenttnto
voluntary liquidation and were reorgani;
zed as currency banks. No banks failed
during the last nine months.
The Comptroller reports the additional
hank circulation issued in the month oi
Anil as Sl,3l8, $50; amount surrendered
or DESTROYED, 5000, ,537; leaving net in.
crease OF S620,3I The net increase oil
national bank notes for the year ending
Nav /. 1850, is SIS, 800, 800. The increase
NJ legal tender notes on deposit for the
month Of April was S525, ,99S, and the In
crease for the year ending May !, 1850
was S5.770,50l, and the amount OF lega
tender notes now on deposit IS Sis, 10,
74O. The total amount oi national 6anl
notes outstanding on May !, lSsO, is SS4S,
SO, 800, not including national gold panl
notes, amounting TO Sl,sol ,SoO. Ih'
amount OF called bonds now held on secn
Tity t0r the circulation OF national banl
notes ia 81, 100. 700, OF which 81 722, 700 ar
ten.iorties and and SSS, 900 hye,twenues
The amount Of skies OF 1881 held by bank
IL S54 076, $50, aud the amount OF i've pc
cent funded Sis is SlS4, 70S, ,25O.
The following Is statement Of tn
operations OF the national bank redemf
tion agency for the month and ten month
, ended this day, compared with the col
responding period last year:
national bank DOla di,pO,,d Of.
, For Month. Ten month
! Nots. ft for circulation. alsoIt,
e and .'s.sss 70 sTs. :, $500 sta7
Nolea uhht I1r eiieulatlou, as-
ssrtSi and delivered u The
Conaptroller Of the CuuencY
Q Ios dNtFuetlon aud replace.
ment With rev notls...,...,.,, 2,0I2, 400 3i,IA,s
NeIes Of iliist liqusdAtlng and
redncipg banks deposited IN ..
the 7 gRlufy asyrsgg ttos'!
Totals for S'lu9 ~ AoAI,l
TS;, sSI .s.s.....,....,. SSSSOo SS
: The following Is statement o. the
il 8. currency outstanding up % t5ls DAT
q old demand notes, Sl ,0SoS legal TEND
notaa. ali issues, SSib, b,bsl,Vlbi one "
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=6eT aRT,ISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

working condition, by necessary BALLAST
ing and such additional equipments as
will be needed during the coming season,
also increased terminal facilities at Bel.
laire, an engine house and telegraph line,
will be necessary TO expend about fifteen
thousand dollars additional, which will
swell the necessary Indebtedness to about
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pRRsoyAI,

Judge Jackson, of the United States
Distric. Court, and Ben Jackson, formerly
Of Parkersburg, but now living in New
York, were among the arrivals yesterday.
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n FoSIinS 1HTS debt l,s. uusolloe.sd stock aud real
estate Tor ..., i6OO0
Ballastins, Telegraph line, additional rolling
stock engine house, etc..."... l9OOO
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The following Is q statement OF the o.
currency outstanding up 70 this date:
oiS demand notes, s5i 900; legal tender
notes, NOT ali issues, ssie,esl, ,olsi one year
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Anll.rnIrd Term nepublIean..

wOOpsrIrLD. o, April 8, l8sO.
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wAsnrxoroS, April So.-At Cabinet
meeting to-day the President rendered the
Postmaster General tho U. s. iudgeship
for he Eastern aud Middle Districts OF
Tennessee, which was accepted.
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Snow fellfor nearly an hour on the
hills back OF here Friday morning,
and few flakes rustled around here in
, 1880-07-21

4 communication ,wns. received from the
Exposition Directors informing tho Associa.
tLon That tue Exposition would open Sept y
so @ usa e9nnH reneeo @ III I'll Iates s. 1ng H ts cor
tlnunnce Of, tho Exposition. No action n
regard to tho matter was tnkeIl but tt Is
Understood that tho l1sNnl arrangements fnr
excursion trains md reduced rates VIII bo
made.
Mr.. a. Y. H., Carpenter, General passe1.'
ger Agcnt Ut the Chicago, milwaukee, 4 IT.
Pau! hnilroa,l, sent THO following dispatch 70
Sir. TIE. Chandler, General Agent Of fis
road In this city, yesterday: "Our Light
Fsiday to bo preset It o 's rovSw eve ZEN
gtnrtls.h The Light Horse squadron, TO
which Mr.. Carpenter refers mcnns the Coy
stnfIs md Gen. Torrence, commander Of tho
Illinois nliIltln, and Ills staff, who. nre going
to witness tho grand reytew Of tho First
Regiment Illinois National Guards, who are
encnn,ped at that point.
Mr.. D. H. Morey, General Freight Agent Of
The Cllicngo, St Louis & New Or1eans Rail.
road, Is III thu city. 1Is says tie business Of
Ills roatl at tho present time Is far moro satls-
factory tllan It ilas been fol-. some years past.
There is not trace Of yo!low-feyer nt New
Orleans OF any other point IN the South: The
l,e docs not think there is my danger from
ye1fow-fevcr, Of other contagious disease IL
tho South this season. Mr. hl0rey during
h!s stay here has bsen the reel recipient
invclgh HIN into financial transactions
| Of n speculative nature. A prOtnlnentbr broker
| ago firm sent him n note yesterday urging
stocks, md stating That They were tho fellows
who could place Ills money were Y would 10
tho most good. "a prominent scalplng tirlI!
sent him tho following: "!t yntt laye not
ffpfnt n NHlt 0fInNt1H nt1I inland returning