Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1870, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At The Star Building, SW. Corner Pennsvivania Av. and Uth St, BY TuE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY served criers to thetr sab- Fibers te, the Clog and District at TEs CENTS tem WEex, or FoRTY-FoUR CENTS PER MONTH. Copies St the counter, Two Cexts | ick Fo: —Three Months, u a itty Cente: Sis Monthe, Three. Dollars, Gne Year, Five Dellars. Ne papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. THE WEEKLY STAR— published om Biiday morping—One Dollar-and-a balf a year. | ELPHONZO YOUNGS. 5.M.B ELPHONZO YOUNGS &@ CO, Grocers, 394 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, Céaxen Foun-axv-a-Maty STREET. SUGAR. LOAF, POWDERED & GRANULATED...15 cents A 2 Sate gente “A” De calted SERGE BROWS... -12 and 13 cents TEAS. GUNPOWDER, JAPAN. OOLONG, IMPERI- ENGLISH. BREAKFAST, &c., allgrades uaranterd as LUW as any heuse in the COFFEE. i yasted- dly rich. Try it 0 cents «fees are Roasted Fresh every day or two. andiwe xrinl them for our customers WITHOUT EXATEA CHARGE. SYRUPS. STEWART'S SILVEK and WHITE BRIPS, and other brands. which cam only be appreciated by ex- amining prices, quality OF. MOLASSES, A genuine article of choice NEW ORLEANS al- Jt ow hand, asalso other lower gradee. Prices a FLOUR. WELCH’S BEST FAMILY. 2 31 per sack CROLCE PAMIL 2 10 ber sack T 1 ST per sack 178 per sack 50 per bbi SOAP. Several brands of C_B. JEWELL’S, sev: ds ABBITT 5. of BT Bs KEYS TALLOW; in fact, eral bran: DOBBLNS’ ELECTRIC, five kinds or more, all at the lowest prices, twenty-five PRUNES, FIGs, DATES. RAISINS, PAPER SHELL ONDS, aud NUTS of ali kinds. oe. APPLES, Several choice varieties, by th® barrel or bushel. POTATOES, Several choice varieties, by the barrel or bushel. BUTTER, Particular attention gi to this one articlein our Trade. and we re ‘tant! ith Shotee urticie from New York State. "Ped With ® In fact w ¢ give our special and undivided atten- tion to the FAMILY TRADE, and make it our whole study to furnish the VERY Supplies BE? T of everything ia the way of Family iy, ar facilities for Paying are # by nd we guarantee to sell as low as any other the city, as also to give the article, ity and quantity a8 represented. Please give a single trial at least. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., GROCERS, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Comyer Four-ayp-a-Hatr Steer, appease YOUNGS. E. M. BUBCHARD. Cc. 8S. OHARE & SON, GROCERS, 1913 SEVENTH STREET N.W., Bur. M anv 8. ‘We have just made arrangements to receive In the largest quantities A. BOSS BAY & BRO.'S PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR, THE ABLINGTON MIL ‘This celebrated Flour is WARRANTED to gi PERFECT SATISFACTION. IT BAS NO SUPERIOR IN THIS MARKE Also, their celebrated high grade, ARLINGTON MILLS EXTRA, hich is GUARANTEED to be SUPERIOR = many brands of Family. And their CONGRESS EXTRA FLOUR, EXCHANGE EXTRA. PERFECT UNIFORMITY GUABANTEED CHOICE GOODS AND THE LOWEST PRICES! C. 8. @ HARE & SON, Greeers, 1213 SEVENTH STREET. fe le-tr Brrwees M anp 5. Freres FLOUBH = M_W GALT 2 00 G o CRUSHED, @ =, 35—N&. 5,304. The basis of its remedial proprieties is a veactable ccmpound. i RESTORE GRAY HAIR ITs ORIG- — TeAL COLOB. ‘ig * It will keep the Hair from fallirg out. At cleanses the Scalp, and makes the Hair SOFT, LUSTROUS AND SILKEN. It is a splendid Hair Dressing. B P. HALL & OO., Nashua, N.H., mh2eokWim Proprietors. MILHAU’S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL. Pure apd reliable, obtained from fresh and healthy livers, and unsurpassed by any 7S rod Sold b peetable draggicta. 3. MILGAUS ¥ 163 Brotiway 8" mhe-F6Tin.. ESSAYS FUR YOUNG me the ql . "na attraction of the sexes, and the happinces of TRUE ‘manhood and perfect wo- Invecaied euvelopes, "Address, HUWARD NSSOCT: “ 7 ATION, Box P, Philadelphia; Pa.” dade coda LEIERIG’S COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF wenienc: AMUSEMENTS. N4ATiONAL THEATRE. Last night of the distinguished Aetees, night of as Dee B Sy On which occasion she wil appear in'the Historical Supported by.the for retbanr, t ”" ME. J. 0. McCOLLOM, and the entire strength of the Company. Monday, March 4—JOH: | OWENS. it Wilts OFEnA HOUSE. Engagement of the CHAPMAN SISTE! a oF eS SHOR, SISTERS en . BL a THIS EVENING, PAUL PBY, Concluding with POCAHONTAS. _On Monday—PLUTO. R&BINL ODD FELLOWS’ HALL—MONDAY, March 7, and fire following nights. The re ing ed 3 UBINL, the Great ‘ON. 3eoa bea ies ateries. Fefined. ‘lilusions and ‘delightfal uy WAST, 100 COSTLY PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY EACH EVENING. Admission, 3 cents; ed ® cents. rs Of at7 o'clock. mas Se" HITEHUBST GALLERY. UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION. INDUCEMEST ANT EXuIBiFion. OF SBED ONE-HALF TUB GR PROCEEDS, EACH EVENING, DISTRIBUTED IN CASH PRIZES, THE ANOBAMA OF THE GRA! MT REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL, EVERY EVE- pane. atthe WHITEHURST GALLERY, Ur] clock; commences at Admissior ne quarter of the ening, returned to the audience in cash, and another quarter ia ‘a gran ize, in cash: all drawn {n a manner entirely the audience. TI — time, ‘Cost, 10 try ome’s luck. LS ING ACADEMY, MAzINTs Dy rest sbatweon Sth aad 10th sts. Mr. MARINI respocttany announces that the last season urrter of the | commence on FUESDAY, March Ist, 1370 All those wishing to participate in the com. me Mey Ball are requested te Join = e ARLOW'S GALLERY —The public are invii large number Hike INTINGS received from the late sale of Jacob Thompson’ e son exhibition from 9 a.m. to 5 pechanes for thone wishing to pur 'D ORIGINAL PICTURES. 237 ania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets mb2-tr A™* REPOSITORY, 245 F STREET. Between Thirteenth and Fourteent, Strecis, O1L PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, CHBOMOS, &c., BOGER’S GROUPS OF CULPTUBE, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, STATUETTES, &c., &c., PICTURE FRAMES, CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS, PABLOB BEACKEETS, &c A Fine Assortment for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. oc 6-ly SMITH & STBONG. dail; 9:30 \. to 3 p. ORDaY EVENING. trom 6401275) jase. BANKERS, Buy and sell at current market rates GOVEBNMENT SECUBITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. Orders for STUCKS, and BONDS promptly exe- TERNAL REVENUE STAMPS furnished, jest DENTISTRY. D.*- Tier, No. 1213, SYLVANIA AVENUE Spe os pe Wanner, and at weapons Ether used, if desired for ox- ‘without pain. he oening Star, WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1870. MELE COVERNY gtr. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. _EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts to-day from this source were $368, A. PERsonat.—Speaker Blaine is in New York. Attorney General Hoar has gone to Massachu- setts for a few days. Inpiay Capzr at West Pornt.—Hion. Rich- ard C. McCormick, Delegate from Arizona, has signified his determination to appoint an Indian boy to be'a cadet at West Point. Beever Bric. Gen. MORRIS 8. MILLER Deputy Quartermaster General, and for several years on duty in this city, died at the St. Charles Hotel, in New Orleans, of of the lungs, yesterday morning at 10 o’clock. GEN. MaNvuEL DeQuesapa, commander-in- chief of the Cuban forces, who (with his staft) has been in this city for twoor three days, left here last evening for New York, and will soon return to Cuba. A Goon story is told of a Washington clergy- man, who lately refused to buy Mark Twain's book. He was disgusted with it. “Why,” said he to the agent, ‘the man who could weep at the to.ob of Adam must be an idiot !” AmonG the witnesses examined in New York yesterday, in the Fullerton case, were Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Samuel G. Courtney, Moses Du Puy, Ex-Commissioner Rollins, ete. Fuller- ton’s proceedings against Rollins, and other interesting matters were under consideration. Tue Hovse ComMirrex on APPROPRIATIONS having refused to allow the lapse fund in the Internal Revenue bill to be used for extra clerk hire, Commissioner Delano has asked the Senate Committee to give the bureau 240,000 extra, or else about eighty of his needed clerks, male and female, will have to be dismissed. Epiron Star:—In this evening’s Star (March 11th) is an article copied from the New York H-rald saying that the income tax was re- boar and ceased after 3ist Dec., 1869. { wish state that the income tax was withheld by direction: of the Government from the pay- ments made by the Government to its employes for January, 1870, and February, 1870, and is re- tained for that ot March. A Governuest Eupiore. TREASURY OPERATIONS DURING THE Past Werx.—The amount of mutilated bank notes burned during the past week was 231,790, making the total amount burned to date $21,020,589. The amount of y issued for bills destroyed was $279,340. The balance due for mutilated notes is $139,069, and total amount of national bank currency out- standing at this date is 299,692,919. The amounts of securities held by the Treasu- rer of the United States in trust for National Banks, reported to-day, were as follows: For notes, $342,367 350; for Spas of 17 453,500; total, $359, joven the week to U.'8. Deposi- — Banks and others, 1,206; A , Receipts of fractional currency for the past wee Currency burned the past week, 4 SPECK OF WAR. Dispatches have been received at the Navy Department frou Kear Admiral Poor, Com- manding the North Atlantic fleet, dated Cape Haytien, February 12th, The United States steamers Severn and Dictator arrived at Port au Prince on the %th of February. Admiral Poor had called upon the Provisional President and after the usual exchange of courtesies, ac- quainted him with the object of his visit to that port. The President summoned his Cabinet and the Admiral explained the instructions he had received from his Government, namely: That negotiations were pending between the United States and San Domingo, and while they were pending this Government had determined with its whole power to prevent interference on the part of the Haytien or any other Government with that of the Dominicans, and if any attempt should be made upon Dominicans during the ms under the Haytien or any other flag, it would be regarded as an act of hostility to the United States flag, and would provoke hostility in return. The President and Secretary of State of Hayti then expressed the hope that the triendly relations now existing between Hayti and the United States would not be interrupted, and that while they were aware of their weak- ness they knew their rights, and would main- tain them to the best of their ability, and that they must be allowed to be the judges of their own policy. Admiral Poor afterwards learned, unofficially, that the authorities were displeased with what they considered a menaceon the part of theU.S.Government, accompanied with force. The day before the arrival of the Severn at Port au Prince a rumor was in circulation in the town that a collision had occurred at Cape Haytien between the Nantasket and the Haytien man-of-war Terror, late the Pequot, in conse- quence of the protection given by the former to the American Consul. It was also reported by the two pilots who brought in the Severn and Dictator, but {the two accounts did not agree. An investigation by the Admiral proved the rumor to be without any foundation. The fol- lowing Haytien vessels were at anchor at Port au Prince :—Maratanza, Quaker City, Alexan- da Petien, (Galetia,) and Mount Vernon, a transport. The Quaker City is dismantled. of Villa Clara, and is now in the city of Remedios. During the retreat the rebel General lost his . which contains much important It discloses the Conclusive Fett: in its Faver. Eprror Star:—The following statement, showing the aggregate receipts of internal rey- enue for the States and Territories below-named for the tiseal year ending June 30, 1869, fur- nished to me through the kindness of Commis- sioner Delano, may prove of interest to your readers. Territeries.—Arizona, $11,315.21; Colorada, $60,998.26; Dacotah, $10,900.14; Idaho, $78,105.69; Montane, $64,336.33; New Mexico, $43,615.43; Utah, 967,971.40; Washington, $49,367.43; Wy- oming, (first reported in June, 1869,) $5,106.50. Total, €391.717.39. District of Columbia—@446,045.18, or $54,327.79 more than the total of all the Territories. The following States all pay less than this District :—Arkansas, $144,985.75; Delaware, $425,106.47; Florida, $71,699.13; Kansas, $244,- 763.89; Minnesota, #363,337.80; Mississippi, $194,- 129.47; Oregon, #17 1,898.09; Nebraska, $161,348.43; Nevada, $229,577.13; South Carolina, $353,860.11; Vermont, €318,672.56. The following was the population of this Dis- triet and the Territories in 1868, according to estimates of the Bureau of Statistics, furnished by Mr. Young. of that bureau, which are no doubt nearly correct :—District of Columbia, 124,965; Arizona, 7,414; Colorado, 44,482; D: tah, 24,620; Idaho, 15,742; Montana, 22,803; New Mexico, 98,216; Utah, 131,710; Washington, 2,100, Wyoming not given. It will be seen that the District of Columbia paid into the United States Treasury during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1969, $54,371.79 more than all the Territories combined and more than either of the eleven States above named, and that the District hai more popula- tion than either of the ‘Territories, save Utah, in 1868. It is safe to estimate the present popu- lation of the District of Columbia from on: hundred and sixty thousand to one hundred and seventy thousand. Let the people of this Dis- trict read and ponder over the above statements of official facts, and decide whether they are not strong arguments in favor of a Territorial government for this District. C. A. PrTcaEr. <2e- land Anmual Cont or lethedist Protestant Charch. (Special Correspondence of the Evening Star.) WesTuinsTER, Mp., March 10.—At the after- noon session to-day, the examination of official characters was continued. When the name of T. M. Wilson was reached, the ‘President of the Conference announced his decease. E. Reese and H. C. Cushing spoke, in a few re- G iter, of the vir- f the deceased brother. ted by the Presi- dent from Kev. Jno. Morgan, now in Alabama, requesting his present superannuated relation to be continued. A communication was received from Rev Francis Brown, Pastor of the colored M. P. Church in Charleston, S. C., which was referred to a special committee; after which the Con- ference adjourned with the benediction. ‘The Sabbath School Association held its ses- sion this evening. Interesting addresses were delivered to a large audience. THIRD Day. Fripay, March 11, 1870.—The Conference was opened this morning with religious services by Rev. J.C. Darby. Dr. A. Webster,Chairmin ofthe Committee on Itineracy, submitted a pa nog recommending the admission of the ing into the follow! intinerancy: H. C. Hayghe, O. B, Strayer, J. T. Hutzler, J. L. 8! a C. Ames, 8. G. Valiant, W. Hi. Lane, J. T. kins, Henry Brown, Amon Richards, and F. B. ‘Tegg. W. J. Floyd was left in the hands of the President. The Committee on Necessities and Requests of Circuits reported in part as follows: ‘To cl the name of Salem Station to Montgomery av nue; adopted. Anne Arundel and Severn C cuiis to be united and called Anne Arundel and Severn Circuit, to be supplied with a single mimster. Newtown to be set off asa station, and the remainder of the circuit to be called Pocomoke Circuit; adopted. ‘The hour having arrived for the order of the nal mes- , Dr. Wm. day, which was the hearing of the fr: sengers from the Western Confere: Collier addressed the Conference in feeling remarks, extend ings of the Pittsbur, lowed by Dr. Cowl, |. Scott, and Dr. Co! houer. Kev. O. Lawther, of West Virginia P. Conference, was then introduced and spol in glowing terms of their prosperity iu that sec- tion, and greeted the Maryland Annual Conter- ence fraternally. Revs. S. L. Roszel, W. V. Tudor, and Dr. Pe- therbridge, of the Baltimore Conference of the M. E. Church South, were introduced to the nf tendered ference, and the fraternal con- gratulations of that Conference. - The fraternal rs were replied to by Dr. Sutherland, Dr. J.J. Murray, and Rev. A. Webster in terms of fraternal feeling, and showed their gratitication in meeting these brethren on the floor of this Conference. +202 The Gold See-Saw. Here we goup! up! up! Here we go down! down?! downy '—The Battle of the Bulls and Bears. The performance of the animals in Wall Street yesterday is thus referred to in the New York Commer cial of last evening: Gold is going up—a fact by no means agree- able to a pends of our ‘readers. That the market had an upward tendency was clearly perceptible upon the announcement of the first sale. The bulls, as a matter of course, were jubilant over this turn of the tide, the “ bears” Sioraltzed, though at times the moralized, though at efforts to Tecoverthe ground slipping from under their feet. A reaction, after the mar! of the past few days, was inevitabe, and looked for, naturally by all the dealers on the street, the recovery should have been rapid, and reached to so high a igure—3 per cent. in one day—was some’ pg prod even to the most sanguine “bull.” Various theories are broached to account for this sudden upward turn. It is the opinion of influential a ae the officers of the Gold Ex- chan; the vacillating course of the Sen- m reference to the funding bill is at the i mischief. Silver, sympathizing Sk ail up” ise. 01 ‘was sold at 1083, was this held at 1114a1l2, i: yO00 in inter have been sent On here This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. Eaclusively to The Evening Star. Nxw York, March 12—The of the funding bill in the Senate made the of 9 Mere big Sg nn to The San Francisco, March 11.—The memorial to the Legislature, asking for the ofa resol ur, to it dy to if ieee Beet passengers. f-war Jamestown sailed yesterda: year ” cruise in the South Pacific. if Prince visit to Calitorsin ety ote bes been ona v: Califor returns to Hono- lulu by the Jamestown. The United States steamer Saranac sailed f: » Mexico, to-day. a TO-DAY. the ef the City of Besten_The Saturday Review on the Irish Land Bill. Eaclusively to The Evening Star. Lexpon, March 12—The arrival of the Smid: at New York had the effect of the confidence in the ton. The belief is now general both here and at Liverpool that the missing steamer will be heard from at the Azore Islands. The Saturday Review of to-day, in reviewing the recent debates on the irish land bill, thinks the difficulties of that measure are fast vanish- ing before the earnest purpose of both parties. SS ee The Revival im Cincinnati. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Cincinnati, March 12.—As ‘to “ tic information we be | the » in fifty churches in this banger gag 2,082 per- sons have thus far been the present re’ not been from. Of 1,258, ages are nown, there is no over 70 d between 50 and 70 “Seewenn ‘tha years. Between of 12 and 20 and 20 and 50 the numbers are ut equal, ——__¢—__. Celebrati he as — Passage Through Ezclusively to The Bvening Star. Low, Mass., March 12—The members of ‘Massachi regiment the old 6th setts t are making arrangements for observing the anni ot their passage through Baltimore, on the 19th of They w ‘orcester aeoné company Of the regitent was frm fant city. Indignant Distillers. Eaclusively to The Evening Star. CincINNaTI, March 12—The distillers of the third district of Dayton are showii " over the entorcement of the ~e fermentation rules. Some have paid the assess ment, —— with a view of commencing suit against Government. A Steamer Off the Azores_Was it the City of Besten? Telegraphed Exclusively to the Evening Star. New York, March 12—The Smidt report- that while crippled by the breaking of her ma chimery, andlying to, unable to make the Loe seep off the Azores, the captain saw large ‘masted steamer. It was a dark. stormy night, and he was unable to make he: out, more she was steering E. N. E. —_e— Arrested for Embezzlement, Exclusively toThe Evening Star. New York, March 12.—Last night detectives —— mace Leyoy mgs & book- ‘per emp! qed in extensive good. house of the of Homer, Colladay & Co.. charged with embezzling $7,000 trom his em- Ployers. set eat SEY Mat: Infelicities of rimenial : ~ Ex-Queen Exclusively to The Evening Star. Paris, March J2.—Ex-Queen and her husband have agreed to submit difference- to an arbitration. The tribunal will be com- Fender ve pores, emo ot whom will be Jule= aivre. — The ‘Shricking Sisterheed.”” Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Loxpow, Mnrch 12.—The Saturday editorial on the subject ot the" Suneki Sisterhood,” ridiculing the te: e+ ,” n- neies ot "American women, but disti: however, between the undemonstrative, beneti- cient and more social theorists. seesaw set The Missouri Legisiature. Telegrophed Exclusively to The Evening Star. St. Louis, March 12—The Heuse yesterday passed the Senate resolutions coviding for sub- people ‘amend- PECIE PAYMENT RESUMED ‘Persons TOBACCO, a&c., 8. E. DAY 379 gk Staaar, of will receive SIL’ equal eage. "ASHION @. iG i Fi ily (F-Cigars are made by machinery. BoA Rochester professorlectures on “Family Oliver Wendell Holmes’s poem Are etteree Ohsy” © “One bore eke? TWO CENTS. FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. This Afternoon’s Proceedings. pee raar byl ea tae 8. > 2. THE SENATE ls tot i textos to-day, HOUSE.—In accordance with the order of yesterday, the House met for debate only, as in. Committee of the Whole, Mr. Coburn in the ebair. Mr. Bird (N. J.) obtained the floor, but gave way for fifteen minutes to his colleague, (Mr. Bulent) who spoke in favor of an appropriation for ent of themayigation of the 5 a: below Trentess on Mr. m led to Speak in oppo- sition to the “airline” ratiroad Will, and inde. fence of the railroad companivs. In the course of his remarks he claimed that attacks apon these monopelies by the National ature would lead to a com! wmaress oad ak terests, representing a capital muc’ the national debt, which could not bat he inju- Fious to the interests of the Liboring clases. Mr. Buckley (Ala.) next addressed the Humse A the sul of political disabilities. Nar. Hestin {Ala.) followed, in a =peech on the general political situation in the South. — The Funding Bill. The Senate, last night, after a protracted dis- cussion of nine hours and the defeat of namer- ous amendments, finally passed the bill to fand the public debt, by a vote of 42 to 10, almost as it originally came from the Finance Committee. ‘The section to pay vhe interest to toreign holders in countries was stricken out, and one than were the ~ ly fi ct only importa 5 of tho bemk intevent te paoviic tora. differcut exchange of the old for the new bonds, and to secure reduced taxation when the new bons are used for banking p , Was defeated. ‘The rates of interest at 5,44 and 4 per cent. were retained. The bill now goes to the House. As passed it authorizes the Secretary of the to issue coupon or registered bonds of such denominations, not less than fifty dollars, ashe may think proper, to an amount not ex. ceeding $400,000,000, redeemable in coin at the agen of the United States at any time after m years, and payable in coin at forty years from date, and bearing interest at the rate of not ex five per centum per annum. pay. able semi-annually in coin; to be disposed of at the discretion of the Secretary, under such reg- ulations as he shall ribe, either in the United States or elsewhere. at not less than th par value for coin; or they may be exchan any of the outstanding bonds of an equal ag- value heret issued and known =F ity bonds, and the proceeds of se much thereof as may be disposed of for coin be laced in the Treasury, to be used for the re~ Remption of such six pey'contum bondsat par as may not be offered in exchang, or to replace such gmount ofcoln as may be used for that parpore. Also registered amount of $400,000,000 of such denominations, fifty dollars, as he may think Frere: redeemable in coin atthe pleasure of United States at any time after fittven years, end le in coin at forty years from date, and interest not exceeding four and one-half og cenum annum, payabie sem) annually in coin; to be disposed of uuder s regu as the prescri lations shall prescribe, in United States or elsewhere, at not less than par for coin; or they may be excha at par any of the ow ing obligations of the Government bearing a higher rate of interest in the of such bonds as may be issue coupon or red bonds of ge not less than ffty dollars as ma) * ‘BMount of 8400 ,000,- 000, redeemable in coin at the pleasure of the United States at any time after twenty years, forty years from date, exempt from taxation by or under national, State, municipal, or local authority. Pee S Cet Stas and in ‘urope, and may advertise the loan, and a sum one-half of one per centum of the bonds ai expense of the same. $150, 8 Hi § 5 i i Ht i s 25 be rb HI ! te ! | ‘ 7a i ti $2: gl i e u Ht f 35 { 5 : i ii iH fil ‘H 5 B g i BS) 3, 8 8 5 i r i : He ii if i ti a) gz F uf iF i i 3 % din- j PINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Phe fire recorded ale in the New York goig Toom yesterday morning was effected at 1:1, from which the price rose to 1134, on a rash ta cover onder various tamors of ball movemen‘ss Dat «forward, when the cable reported a de= etine tn °s2's at London to 90%, the bears again Vigoreusty attacked and lowered the price 11 and for a time both * halted, evidently | Rot knowing which way the price would tori. Again the operators for a rise rushed in So sup- the aed Jan. Five-twenties, Jan. and July, | Five-twenties, Jan. and July, 88..1084 dee Teu-forties 1055 = 06 Ew BOARD. U.S. Os, 181, 4S 5-20 Jn&Jy,OT..109 ¥ 5-27, nS, 68..109 S-Bs, Uses. Tem forties ...000:10) = ‘s, 1865. DOld.......cceceseeell? Tea Gtk [By Bankers, and Commercial Lines tev seen BS in home and markets as follows: 11, coupon, 144; 6 v 52's, 190, oS ar eae, cna ha eae ea i coupon, 1054; Currency: do. pref’ Canton, eo Western 338, Se United Staten 5 xe Express, ol t ; | SA; Erie, 244; Brie 41; Harlems | 143; 4 ; tarlent preferred br feenath igfeeaing, ; Mich= thera, 86; Lilinois © 140, icteng 86 Ceveland, Gaiumbar aed Cine w Jersey Central, Wig jand, 1184; Milwaukie and St. Paul, 614; do. pret’d, 744; Wabash and Western, 44% ; doy go. prea, —~ Fort Wayne, 934; Alton and Terre Haute, ——; do. and Alton, 115; Chicago and Alton nessee 6's, old, ; do. new, Hy; @s, old, off'd, 714; North Carolina —— 6s, %. Gold, 111 ¥all2y. weak. The Markets Te-Day. Telegraphed Eaclusively to The Beening Sar. BaLriwone, March 12.—V! sixes, 56% bid, 57 asked; do. 1866, @ bid, 67 asked; do. fay arked” Rott Caen’ iat ‘83% bid, 724 asi No: » asked: 0. new, 46% bid, asked 2, PALTINORE, March 12.—Cotton dull at 9\6 21. Flour ; thai shoulders, 12312. Hams, 19420. Lard Whale. ‘Whisky quict at S01. New Yorx, March 12.—Stocks unsettled an@ weak. M ‘at Saé per cent. long, 8x; 8K. Gold, 12y. Bonds, Vi coupon, 714; new, 704. Nortly Carolina's, oli don: mew, ee New York, March 12—Flour dull and un- changed. Wheat quiet and a shade firmor, Corn dull and one cent lower. ——_—_~20e- Rewicrove Recertiox.—At the Convent of the Visitation, Frederick, Md., on the 28th ulti- mo, Miss M ot of Sister M: Bernard. Rev. McDo- S-J., officiated on the oocasion, aasisted by ‘J. Sourin, S. J., who delivered aw appropriate discourse.—Catolic Mirror. ——___—_ -+ee- 87 Half a million tons of ice have been housed near Hudson. *T'BIS 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsori- Wacgat bas obtained from ve ington county in the letters of admin on RLES W gg yo « against the «aid are hibit the same, with the ¥c subscriber, on ‘or before the next; they wiles ne all benefit of t thi th day of March, 1379 mb7-lawsw" Use signee caren saat Zh age taht ep et granted to id David McComb, Sioa Ris orcas seh crit te ses otc te fer See whi0-lewsw a TR, IS TO GIVE Ni cuba iece U™, STATES Pa zat