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Foreign News-Four pays Later


The express pilot boat "Romer" arrived
at New York on the 18th instant, bringing
dates from Liverpool up to the l2lh ult. and
from London to the 18th. They CON lain
nothing Of much Importance. The tot e Of
the English press is generally warlike. The
state Of the Cotton market will be found
under our Commercial Head.
The most interesting item Of intelligence
which We notice, is the present condition Of
things in Poland. The gallant Poles, after
bowling for years beneath the servle yoke
Of Russia, have again lisen to assert their
independence, and TO claim their rank Of
keemen. Though subdued by the chains
Of tyranny, the spark Of liberty only slum'
bercd, it was not dead-and now moved By
wrongs that might wake fever in the blood
OF age, or make the youthful sinews strong
as iron, the noble Poles have famed thai
spark into a flame, and God grant that il
may continue to burn until it covers the
whole land with one blaze Of glory, and
Poland again becomes the home Of free
doms sons.
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DIOCESE GE MISSISSIPPI.
MARCH 18TH, 1916.

ME undersigned, acting by the advice of
the Standing Committee, hereby gives
notice that convention of the Diocese If
Mississippi is called 10 meet at Vicksburg
on Thursday the 7lh day Of May next.
Besides ciergymen economically resident in
the Diocese and entitled 10 seats, accord
ing TO the Sd article Of the Constitution,
each Parish or congregation ia union with
the Convention is authorized to send three
lay dc legates, the certificate Of whose cleo
ton must be signed by a Warden or the Sec.
cretary of TIE vestry. As the Convention
failed TO meet last year in consequence Of the
want of a quorum, and as the interest of the
Diocese imperatiVely require the action of a
Convention, il is earnestly hoped that the
clergy and delegates chosen by the Parishes.
to whom this notification is sent, will be
pUnctual in their attendance.
] H. OTEY.
Aprile 7th Prov. Bp. Of Miss.
OF The YazoO Banner will please copy.
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From the N. o. TrOpic OF April 10, 1916.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,

CoTToN,-We mentioned in our last Saturdays
report. that the decline which ensued upon the
reception of the Hibernia's advices, had been
nearly recovered during the week, and that very
considerable sales had been effected at the i'm
proved rates. On Saturday a fair inquiry existed
and 1850 bales were disposed of at the current
rates Of the day previous. The combined sales Of
Monday and Tuesday summed up $500 bales,
chiefly in small parcels and at pretty full prices.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the supposed near
approach of fifteen days later news from Liver
pool per steamer Unicorn, increased the disincli-
nation to operate, and only $500 bales changed
hands Prices s sail remaining steady Yesterday
weeks business 10000 bales. English buyers
still refrain from operating except in very limit
ed way, and the purchases have been chiefly for
the Northi for France, the North and South Of
Europe; &c. NOt@itk standing the limited de-
mand, factors continue very firm; and the sales
have been at about the range Of our last quotG-
tons, which continue.
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Too Coop TO BE LOST. The correspons
dent of the New York Courier & Enquirer,
says: The only runner, prevalent here having
the semblance Of truth, in relation to the
character of the dispatches received by Mr..
PAcKENHAM is, that her Majesty has directs
ed him 10 inform Mr.. WALKER that il is in
the Royal contemplation TO confer upon him
the order of Knighihood, in consideration Of
his services rendered the Crown by his ro>
cent extraordinary treatise on free trade. and
his advocacy Of British interests. The par
iicular order which will be conferred on him
is not known, though the most plausible sup
position is that, as the distinguished Sec.e>
lary is from Mississippi, he viii be the FIRST
Of a new order, that ID, Republication. II ID
supposed that the prohibitions Of The consii-
tuition will not be deemed sufficient toout-
weigh his great deservings, especially as he
Is of thai school Of politics that does not suf-
fer any constitutional barrier lc stand ia the
way Of the accomplishment Of desired pur-
pose.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

The Eastern via Tuscumbis. and the Northern
via Memphis arrives every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday, ! O'Clock, A. NJ. The Southern
via Vicksburg, every Monday and Thursday.
DEPARTURES.
Northern and Eastern every Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday AT 6 O'Clock A. M.
Southern via Vicksbprg etery Wednesday and
Friday A. M. -
n. BIZ Northern, Eastern and Southern Mail
closes every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Al
8 O'Clock pm.
AZ no land mail arrives on Sunday the Office
will not be kept open on that dav. except after
the arrival Of steamboat, when The efiee r,ilI he
Kept open for one hour
]. 2. SHROPSHIRE, r. M.
Yazoo c1tys April q, 1896 4a-,f.
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WASHINGTON Cry AND New ORLEANS
RAILRoAD.-A writer in the National Intel
ligencer suggests, as the most judcious ex.
pendiiule which could be made Of the pub
lie money, whether in view Of war or peace,
the appropriation Of ten millions Of dollars
iowaIds the construction Of a continuous
railroad from Washington city TO New Or
leans. Such a road would be Of immense
service 10 the country under all circumslan.
ces, and would no doubt yield handsome
interest on the Outly, independent Of the
facilities which it would afford 10 Governs
ment inihe transportation Of the mails, mu-
nitions Of war, men, &C., and besides, would
be a strong cement 10 the unity, by produc
ing greater freedom Of intercourse and iden
tity Of feeling, between the extremes O
our country. In case Of wal, such railroad
would be Of incalculabIe advantage, in III,
forwarding Of troops North or South, as the,
might be required.
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INCREASE OF TIRE ARMY AND NAVY
We publish in another column Of to.day'S
paper the letter Of the Secretary Of War to
the chairman Of Military Affairs Of the
Senate, which was recently called for by
resolution The letter evidently looks to
war with Great Britain, and the reCommen.
dntioDs ATE in accordance with that view.
The Secretary Of var recommends the inns
mediate completion Of forti6catious-an in.
crease Of the regular army, and that author
ity be conferred OF the President 70 accept
the services Of volunteers 10 the number Of
City thousand. lie also suggests the apN
preparation Of a "a considerable sum" for
tho erection Of Temporary defOnces-say
two or three hundred thousand dollars, to
be used at the discretion Of the President.
The Secretary Of the Navy, in Obediance
to resolution, also furnished the chairman
Of the committee on Naval Affairs, at the
same time, with his views in regard TO the
increase Of the Navy, which we have not
room TO lay before our readers TO day. He
however, recommends an increase Of steam
vessels Of war. the repair and equipment
Of all vessels in ordinary-the establishment
sf a system Of steamers for harbor defence
and an increase Of the number of seamer
all to be provided or not at the discretion
Of the President.
The estimated expense Of these various
equipments,p and augmentation
in the Army and Navy, are not given in the
letters above alluded 10; but, it is stated
were furnished to the Committees. They
must necessarily be large; but probably moi
too high for the condition of things which
seems to be apPrehended as more than like
ly to occur. II we are to have war, the
precautionary measures recommended By
the War and Navy Departments ought to be
Immediately adopted; for we should be pre-
pared for the event, and should meet Il q!
becomes Americans. In such a case, The
augmentation in both the Army and Navy
would have TO be giearly enlarged, and The
consequent annual expenditures for the vari
Gus objects Of defence, could not fall below
fifty millions Of dollars.
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Tar TRuru FoR ONCE.-The EastOn
(Pa.) Sentinel, an old organ Of the Loco.
foco party, thus describes his own TRENDS;
"THe party-the Democratic Republican
party, we mean Of course, for that IS the
only party that has ever arisen in this coun-
try worthy Of the designation, has at length
become so involved by corrupt politicians
and unprincipled demagOgues, IN dissen-
tons, perplexities, and fractional warfare
that i: will probably have to pass through
the ordeal of another general and over
whelming defeat, before it shall be purified
and restored TO its former glory, unity, and
strength. In Pennsylvania, a worse and
more depIolable state Of the party is witt
messed, than in any other State in the Union,
except, perhaps it be the State Of New
York.-With the fell spirit Of faction that
is raging in the party in that State, and
sowing the seeds Of its overthrow and pros
trAtion, we have nothing now TO do; we shall
IN tnls dItICIF5 COun"S Ou'sS'0S "iOS''y ~
our own State-and, in the spirit Of for
bearance, kindly point out some Of the causes
that have brought about the present dePlor-
able condition Of the Democratic party il
Pennsylvania, and placed it in eminent peri
of defeat at the next Gubernatorial election
at farthest, more disgracefuI and disastrOu!
than that Of 1885"
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Mareb 0.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Mareh 0.
The Cotton market opened with fair enquiry,
both from the trade and the exporters, which was
freely met, until the arrival of the New York
packet on Monday, when many holders withdrew
their stocks, and an advance of I'D. per ID. was
generally obtained, at which Improvement the
market has closed firmly. Spectators have taken
1850 American and $50 Surat, ard exporters 24OO
American. There is not much animation TODAY.
but the market is very steady az the rates of last
Fnca~. The sales amount TO 900 bales, incIud-
ing 500 for export. The sales on Friday were
5000 bales on Saturday 5000. !0th-sales to.
day are 2 900 bales.
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COM CIAL .
YazOo CitR.F

YazOO City, Friday Morning, April "a.
CoTToN.-The Cotton market during the past
week has been dull, there being but little offer
ing, yet, the sales that have been made were at
advance of fully &c. on our last weeks quota
tons. The sales of the week amount to only lOG
bales at the following prices:-l3 bales at cts:
% at CT 81 at 6g 40 at 6b; % at g. 30 at s. ia
at 81: Is at 81.
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GERMAN lMIeRANTs.-It appears from
ihe annual report Of the German Society Of
New York, read at their annual anniversary
on the lst inst, tina, during the year ending
at that date, so,sl2 German migrants had
arrived as that port, which is over 10000
more than last yesI.
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ADVBRTIsEMENTS.

ALL merhbets or the Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows in Yazoo and the adjoining
counties. who are willing to assist in the
organization Of Lodge in Yazoo City, are
respectfully requested to meet at the Insur.
ance Buildings (uP stairs) on Saturday, the
Odd of May next, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
N. w. CAMP. E. L. WILLARD,
S. Fl. WILSON, E. B. RUMBLE,
J. H. STILLEY, J. S. WALLACE,
]. RHEIN, D. C. MOON,
J. A. DODD, ]. p. HEPTING.
April 24, 1916. 42-4i.
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Mr.7J. NJ. Shively, who owns tho site of
Astoria, in a late number of the Union, pre-
sents the following striking sketch of the
natural advantages Of Oregon:
Sc | was two years at Astoria, and never
saw the thermometer at the freezing point,
nor did experience any oppressive heat in
the summer The Columbia and all its tfibu.
taries are alive with the most delicious
salmon; the plains afford food r. all kinds
of stock equally good throughout the year.
Men and animals are free from disease
Oregon among the States, is like the locust
among the forrest trees; though for many
years hated thorn, it will grow the pride
and bulwark Of great and happy nations
Keep it altogether.
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N
or The Washington Correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Ledger says, that the des-
patches Of Mr.. McLane, brought BY the
Hibernia, inform our Government that Great
Britain will submit no further proposition
on the Oregon question, that we may give
the notice and pass such laws ia regard to
our citizens in Oregon as we choose, with>
out molestation; but that il the subjects of
Great Britain are molested, or any collision
takes place between the citizens of the two
countries in that territory, the United States
must be prepared for the consequences, as
Great Britain will not permit any improper
interference with her own rights or the
rights Of those under her protection.
CT It is now known that the communi.
cations and estimates privately furnished to
the Naval and Military Committees by the
Navy and War Departments, and which
we've withheld from public view, recommend.
ed an increase in the Navy Of thirty-six
thousand eight hundred men, at an expen-
niture of twenty millions Of dOllars-and
an increase of the Navy TO forty steamers;
forty frigates; and thirty slOops OF war.
Fifty thousand men were to be added to
the standing army.
These additions were contemplated in
December last, under the evident expecta.
ton that we should have a difficulty with
England. What has since occurred tc
change the views Of Government we know
not, for we cannot see any nearer approx
nation to a settlement of the Oregon ques
ton now than there was in December.
CONSUMPTION OF COrroN.-Hon. Abbo
Lawrence, in his third letter on the subjec
Of the Tariff, states some interesting facts
in reference 10 the consumption Of raw cot
ton in the United States. Since 1916,
period Of 20 years, the amount consumed
has increased from ] 600, 900 to l76, 300,
} 900 lbs.-more than sirteen fold. During
the same period the increase Of consump
ton in Great Britain has been from $4,000,
600 to 56G,OOO,O0O lbs.-less than seUe
fold. We manufacture more cotton thai
France, and quite as much as 6O,OOO,OO
Germans. 1t must be acknowledged b
all, that this great home market for the sta
pie Of the South has grown up under tn
influence. and as a direct result, Of the pro
teclive system; and the fact is one Of tn
highest interest to the South where the chic
hostility is to protective Tariff.
OF T. B. Thorpe, Esq, has withdraw
e. IL 4 q
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OF Thanks TO the accommodating clerks
Of the steamers Meteor, ST. Landry, Dime,
and Brownsville, for late papers.
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Sherim's Sale.

- OSAOO
Gabriel Denton,
VS.. vendi exp's,
Nathaniel Wilson,
Andrew Glib,
John McKinstry,
Erasmus d. Downs and
Alfred @. Downs.
Y virtue Of the above stated writ TO md
" directed, from the Hon. Circuit Court
of Warren county, ! will sell to the highest
bidder. for cash, on Monday, the I'd dan of
Marcb, 1916, at the Court House door Of
YazOo county, wilhing the hours prescribed
BY law, the following properly, viz:-the
southeast quarter Section No. Is, Township
8, Range 4 West, and Lots Nos. 10 and Is
as laid down on the map of Yazoo CITY, and
Lots Nos. /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 3, g, 9, 10, IL ,l2,
ID, IA, ID, l6, II, Is, 10, 90, 81, %, %,
%, 25, DC, q and %, in that part of the
town of YazOO City commonly known as the
Commons levied on as the property of
the said defendants Nathaniel Wilson and
Andrew Glib, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case and costs.
JOHN w FUQUA, Sh'f.
Benton, Jan. %, 1916. SO-5t.
or The above sale is postponed until the
FIRST Monday Of May next, when the proper~
ty will positively be sold.
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PLtAsANT-vfRT.-TO have your ears
constantly saiutsd with the braying Of o
Jackass.
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April, 23d, 1876.
Protestant Episcopal Church

At an adjourned meeting Of the Vestry
of Trinity Church in this city, Rev. DIR.
Camp Rector, in the Chair, held on the 2Oth
inst, the following Vestry were elected to
serve the parish for the year ensuing, VIZ:
Hon. M. w. Ewing, Philip Finn, Esq,
Dr.. VIM. Mills, jr., Dr.. II. B. Kidd, Col. j.
w. J.Niles, F W.Quackenboss, ESQ.,, Alex.
Smith, Esq, VIM. Bauaile, Esq, and ThOs.
]. Wilson, Esq.
Col. Niles and DR.. Kidd were reelected
Senior and Junior Wardens, Col. Niles Urea.
surer, and F. w. Quackerboss Secretary.
Hon. NJ. W. Ewing, Philip Finn, Esq,
and Col. Niles, were elected delegates to
represent the Parish in the ensuing Dioce>
san Convention, TO be holden at vicksburg
on the 7th Of May next, and DR.. R. H. Ran.
dOlph, Geo. S. Yerger and VIM. C. Smedes,
Esqs., were elected as proxies.
We understand from Rev. DR.. Camp, that
Bishop Otey intends TO visit this parish some
time between the Goth inst. and the Sd Of
May next, when he will administer the
Apostolic rite Of confirmation Democrat
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April I8--Meteor, Linn, from Vicksburg.
g l8-Dime, Brecount, I'm Landing.
IS l8-Westwood, Hoton, I'm Greenwood.
g I9-Whiteville, 49,, FIN N. Orleans.
f" 2l-MetsOr, Linn, from Vicksburg.
6 Civ N Mercer, Byron, fm Tallahatchie
f" 2l-Brownsville, Smith, I'm Landing.
g 22-St Landry, Adams, I'm N. Orleans.
g 22-Dime, Brecount, FIN Vicksburg.
/" 23--Meteor, Linn, from Vicksburg.
Departed.
April lS-Meteor, Linn, for Vicksburg.
l8--Dime, Brecount, for Vicksb1rg.
l8--Westwood, Holden, for N Orleans.
I9-Whitevile, -, for Landing
{" 2l-W.N. Mercer, -, for N. Orleans
" 9l-MeteoF, Linn, for Vicksburg.
s 2i-Brownsville, Smith for N. Orleans.
6 22--St Landry, Adams, for Landing.
/" 22-Dime, Broeount, for Greenwood.
81 23-MeteOr, Linn, for Vcksburg.
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MILITARY OCCUPATION OF CANADA.-A
STORM BRBwING.-Although England is
not likely to entertain desire to plunge
into war with this country, it is certain
that the popularity Of annexation or inde>
pendence among the people of Canada has
driven the government to heavy defensive
preparations, looking TO the forcible Occupa-
ton Of that colony against the wishes Of the
people. A plan Of Notification and military
occupation has been commenced that cannot
fail TO arouse apprehensions among the peo-
pie Of Canada for their safety and liberties.
Lord Cathcart, the active Governor Of that
province has been directed to expend 3d.
600, 900 in Notifications aud defences--a
very large sum, and indicative Of the deter.
mination OF England not to par. easily with
that possession. The citldel Of Quebec re.
uuires but little additional strength-the
amount therefore, will be expended on works
at Kingston, Toronto, and the passes near
Montreal. We doubt whether the people
Of Canada can be made loyal by the force
Of military dictation. The commencement
Of these forts may lead to serious work in
the province,
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arrfOaIs ann Dspartures Of steamboats,.
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Yazoo city Prices Current.
ARTICLES.

RREcTED WEEKLY BY AEssEs. ALLEN { BAREsDl.I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
TERMS.
FURNITURE WARE HOLEsE-

Just received at our ware.rooms son
Church street, a splendid sssoftment consis-
ting IN part Of Mahogany aemours, hedsteads,
sofas, centre ant work tables, rocking chars :,
marble top and plain dressing bureau, piano
stools, looking gsasses-also a large assort-
ment Of maple and fancy cane seat chairs.
wood seat do. willow Wagons and cradles /;
andh AVE on handof our manufacture and
will make to order black walnut cedar cher,
ry and poplar &rmours, bedsteads, tables,
waShstaBdS, moss mattresses &C., &c, all of
which will be sold as low as they can be
purchased in New Orleans. Persons want
ing anything in oar line Will ind it to their
advantage 10 e~xafSine our stock before pur-
chasing.
dec. TUNNARD g. PIPER.