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FRANCE.
Grerf Excitement In Pariss


Tie measure before the Assembly ssvins Tor - 90
tensibc Oh ect III. suppression or n1ioiion OF
las created an immense snourt Of excernen, 70 "a
city 20 fully we're the Government aware tnai 'ns
would be the csse that Friday night the troops we're
al placed under and patrols parsced me street"
"a fal companies until on Saturday morning Inese
pstros hsd received positive orders 70 nre on sny
parties forming barrcsdes Measures we're sso tAke5
q, Different barracks to guard against surprs ana
10 repsl any attack with the utmost nrrne" Deiofe
the Hotel De VILE severs pieces Of loaded cannon we're
placed IN battery and the soldiers passed tne nsnt OUT
sde the building.
Last nigh; great excitement still prevailed htroNPe-
raeis collected IN various quarters lie city vas
again ps,roled By strong detaohmen,s OF cavalry and
infantry during the night The troops were every
where under arms Those who are qasrtered N tne
Baneu and the detached fors Of Paris have been con
signed 70 their barracks for the last two days
popular movement for tomorrow continues 10 &c
spoken o.
The sitting ofthe High Court At Beurges yesterday
possessed very lsile interest
On 10 morrow the Procurcur General expected 10
sum up the evidence and make an application TO the
Court for verdict.
The rumors Of modification 10 the Ministry, current
on Friday proved yet Premstnre, II not ground
less -,
TIE Committee Of Finances. 10 their sitting ye'ter
day agreed 10 reject the proposition for the sPecia
taxation of the Ministerial officers advocates and pny
sciAns
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OnseisI Appointments Yesterday.

WAsHSGTeS Friday. April l3-lO Pm.
UNITED STATS DIsTricT ArToRSKTs
Bowen seeetser for the Western Distrct OF Penn
Stephen Whether for the District Of lows, and
Peter Hamilton for the Southern District u Alaoam
LAND oFYfcERs &C.
Benjamin A. Putnam, Public lands IN riorloa
smsgwood Noel Receiver, Fort Wayne, Indiana and
not Noel snAvOed, a. pubhsbedl
John Dade Of Missouri Register for Sprinshed Miss
Horsce Brewer, Receiver for Kalamazoo, Michigan
Isaac Mofst, Register for do. ,,..
Franc. ? CstIip. Register for willow River. Wis
John G floyd Of lows. Receiver do.
John Kinsey Receiver for Chicago Illinois
Robert Crifi,hs Receiver for Palmyra No.
Charles T. BsbcOck, Superintendent OF indian Anars
Detroit. Mich.
samuel C. Spencer. subAgent Seminole Indians 10
Florida
VIM Pstten Of Tenn. SubAgent for Upper Missouri
Washington Barrow Of Tennessee. Sub-Asent Tor Inc
Council Bluffs
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Gold Regions, and the applications Of waiting
Americans for passage are rejected with con
tanIey Some Of the Mexican gold seekers have
openly proclaimed before starting that the an
KEGS are 70 be driven on. Of Californis and the
gold thus secured 10 its original and nghtgi
owners
Does NOT a serious responsibility rest some
where with regard 70 this state Of things And
II difficulty should occur between our people 20
California and the Mexican and other foreign al
ventarers now pouring into it, will not the re
spon.biliiy q those by whose conduct our force in
that county has been weakened and that OF the
natural enemies Of our sway has been strength
ened be fearfully increased
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The ninchman Case-narkets, &c
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Fndsy, April IS
The Jury in the Hinchman case have sealed
verdict 10 be presented tomorrow AZ 10 o'clock VI
course IL IL not now known what IL u, but rumor say
$4,000 damages have been awarded 10 The piSlnun
The Flour market 10 frmer, AID so 90 bols com
mon brands sod for shipment AZ 81 5t
A o. 37i which Is Al advance OF 81 cts per ooL The
week, inspections are upward OF 81 900 barrels Rye
Flour 10 In fair demand 90 - per Dol Corn hes 10
scarce and Ia demand ~ g. SIT. Grsin-rhere has
been an active demand for Whest and o.tO IovO
bush prime red cold ., IS cts, and prime white us
Rye is In good demand for disting sales 500 ersh
So cts per bush. Osis-3oo bush Virginia sold 81
y cts aud Delaware At - 30 cts per bush The Cot
ton market 10 quiet $50 bales fair Upland sold al u cts
In Coffee there transactions sugar Il more II
qured ssr and 500 hhds Porto Rico snd Cuos sold a
tull prices. Whisky continues dull small sales Of
hhds a. 10 aud bills ~ 20 cts.
sALxs or SrocKs-Frss Bsard-l North Amer bk
l2Ss sl527 State Sc soi $500 do, sol $1,000 Pits
ourgh 10. IS 20: 5 Penn BIZ, 3oi $50 sch Nav o.
IS; % Girard Bk. 70; $500 Camden and Aneoy Re
Loan 81.
Sscosd BocrG-56 schuylkil BIZ IL $50 Sch Mar
10 $50 90 45i also d. Ca IS; o. 900 do IS, 45
| 50 Hsrrissursh RR ~; 500 Leh.gh O. Is slo'
Camden and Auboy RR 6s. 81; $500 Reading Mort.
| BIDS. sit $500 state 81, 30
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ITALY.

All the territory beyond the Adds seems TO have
been evacuated without serious resistance hadenky
proposes IL Is said To give battle between the Adds and
the Ogo. ON the line Of the Chiese
We learn from Trecste, OF the 10Th int. that the
tricolor hoats over the land Of Lombsrdy The Duke
of Genoa has his headquarters at Magenta The Min
l.ler Of Public Instruction has LETT Turin for head
quarters in the quality OF Commissioner
The Genoa Gasere Of tho 10Th inst states that ia.
de,zky after having spoiled the Churches oil Milan, had
called on the city 10 pay contribution OF two millions
within twenty four hours
Loubsrdy 10 reported to be rising-more especially
In the lakes neighborhood.
The Law for public security was adopted By the Cham
Der of Deputies Turin the 2lst by majority OF
II 10 b.
Bavaria Ills reported has sent some detschments to
Radetxky as II had done lsst year Al that time
Charles Albert demonstrated ainsi such violation o;
neutrality
Of the Detafs describes the Austrian
es, IN the Adrac be very inferior 10 that Of the
ssrdnian II 10 deficient In hands owing TO the deser
ton of the Venetian sailors while the Sandman nce'
10 well manned
The Government Commission Of Parma has Issued
the following degree
THE covert meu scEion Of the municipality has ceased
The Cor mssioa elected undertake the administration
the .f.rs of tse until she'll 30 regularly provided other
wse by The Government Of King Charles Albert feels M
dfculty u its mission Cirsns tns csmness ard orde
which you will preserve will enco1rge the Commission Y
fulfil his commando
Parma March l6.
This document 10 signed by Rive, G. Dalla Rosa Ben
edni GsbsTni. and Csyagnart
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NAPLES AND SICILY.

By sdvices from Palermo TO the 18Th. We learn that
the ministry has undergone q modification. ~ follows
DR. Marco takes the portfolio OF Public Works and
lp.,ructou and the Finances aa tstgim Csvi, Public
Wor,hip and Justice STABILIZE Wsr and Marine; Tor
resrsa and Raesi who ought " have accepted the RI
nances, successfully retired.
A foundry for casting cannon has beer estsolsed
A quarter of the National Guard will be monopoiIed
during the year.
Preparations were making for q vigorous resistance
10 the troops Of Ferdinand.
Al late sitting of the Chamber, levy, en- saaas d
all the citizens capable Of bearing Vas ordered.
The English and French Admirsls with their suites
were present the occasion
Great euthusissm prevails among the people.
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Observation-Disclosures.

On the 10Th inst the National Assembly taxing into
consideration addressed on the 18th 10 the ten
eral Administration Of the Two Dutchles BY the fres
Gent OF the Council Of Ministers Of the Empire adopted
the following resolution
In case the General Administration Of the Duchy
shall give In its resignation, new Administration email
be formed consisting of NJ Beseer and Count Reyent
low who shall choose a third member from the As
sembly"
Ilisy yet hoped that there will be Prolongatlon OF
the armistce, and that durable peace Will be con
cluded
Ills thought the blockade announced for the 9Th By
the Danish Government will not take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Horrfd Murder of a Mother and her Two
Twin Daushters-The Husband Arrested
on suspiciOn. go, ~,

BOSTON fIloaJi hpiA ~ ~
The town of Wilmington, Mas Wilmington
Is In Middesex Conesr WOburn hss been thrown into
great state of excitement in consequence OF most
horrid murder which has been perpetrsted on Mrs NJ
B. Preston and her two twin daughters only years OF
age who were found in their bed on Wednesday last
with their throats cut in a moot awful manner The
husband having escaped suspicion was at once fastened
upon him and search Immediately made, which proved
successful yesterday morning he being found in the
woods with the blood Of his victims upon him. He
was at once arrested 10 await the charge.
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By telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
Expiesien Of Boilers with Less Of Life
Heavy Robbery.

NEw-ORLzASs, Friday, April =
The boilers Of the steamer Champion tow
boat exploded yesterday klns the engineer and nree
fremen-
Mr Blanchard extensive banker OF this city. Vas
robbed yesterday, in the dag Egst Of box containing
81 100 ia money, add notes and paper valued Al WI
90 He adVertses that tie roeber can retain TIE
5000 Il he vii return the papers and notes
The Cholera Ia sb.ting AID the River IL fss, receet
ing 70 itsSsgsl stage.
tn. sale. Of Corrox for the las, three days reach
% 600 bales 81 prices unsettled.
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DuELrS Monday Morning. Marco -
There Is not any intelligence Of the east m
sinc. tie ds.sof NJ dspseh seat per The 'ahD OIL Inc
NAssrs
The cboers Ia on the decrease, bet not 80 poverty
and distress
In ali pars Of the county large and nuniheen' sums
are icing collected IN .it Of the Pope
Meetings 70 induce the Lord Lieuteoeri 70 i've Up
any farther prosecution Of Charles Gsvsn p-1y COZ
t.rae 20 Be hel3 and even IN England reqasnoI' ~
tie Queen are In course Of preparation
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UIr Is ADMITTED BY EVERYBODY that scHEsex's
Pulmonic Syrup tho only remedy that will positively
Cure pion The following certificate proves tho
fses beyond doubt:
Being willing contribute to The good " suffering hn.
msuiiy, viii inform tho pubc of the remarkable euro
performed by the use Of scHkscKs Pulmone syrup,
being snalched, ~ were from prem azure grave The
first symptom Of The disease q violent cold which
tied 10 my night side, for which my physicians bied mo-
this insesd Of relieving me, made the pain
The pain endured; my physicians gave opium and
things to relieve tbs psn tns grsias Of
SsSsd ws ~ss o oos tho Ss sas made
the whole Of my side piece Of b-sf-carns
vs@bsr sa5 CON rsi:ins isrre Saans. ofsiooS
which continued MI March, 1876 Some days
would The blood freely from my lanss which
reduced that lfo scarcely visible indeed
difficulty Of bresthiog great los. Of apostle and extreme
burning senssaoo IN mo palms Of hands and the soIes
princip. physicians lhs ciy si Of .honi gave
a. thef opinon that could n long Mr. Davis ny
uns Alb u March, Dr. nou was sss-d II would i've
unii hs returned, be ssd mo, IL IMPOSSIBLE fer
this Iims Mr. Magsa an scqssiD,snee h sis.ed upon
aans ssrsser, ra%one syup - be hsN been bssshs ed
without oS,.iunx suy rssf "''' u INC P'''n'
consented 10 try last Effort and sent 70 the cfhcs
Corlsns 81 and obtained the genuine scHEscgs fumone
| syrp. va 90 weak could only Il In very small
doses At frs bat psfsevered while pkiDg second
bottle NE bleeding gradually sabsidsd By Ibis time NE
syrup begsn 70 AFFECT whole system bo especially ny
nngs raised great Quantities Of blood end matter and
Ihch tonxn pbleGm; my cough esser, and tho psn
rpoly len me- and recovered my heath very fest On
me Ah OF March $780, fer recovered get out
OF my bed Without sssistAncs the fret time IN ssh months,
which gave me great JOY Ahsr commenced using
bcbxscKs funOoie Syrup took other medicine OF any
End, and an confident IL The Pulmonc Syrup alone
which effected The MIRACULOUS care say miraculous Gu
fos vas eorfnea " my room for years and eight
months eight months Of that time helpless bed end
the verge Of Tho grave am perfectly well and heal
toy, and by giving any nfofmsron can induce lboso
who similarly IN ctsd 10 the only remedy resys
hem CT prevent from suGsrng did she'll indeed feel
happy. (sigred) MAR6ARET DAVIS,
Now York, October Q. l3f7.
The Pumonic syrup 70 prepared by J. II. scHssek .
South Sxthst Phfsxepha Price Oh per bottle sx bot
ss for D. Bash Cckscsr, 81 Barclay Agen 20 Ns~'
Yofk. sA Stsod
~ 9ounAuDs ITALIAN hsDIcArED Soar for positively
curing tsp pimpies fsscsles ssowness sa rbenm
IN the ssn, seafvy, botches and all skin dseases The
Soap and ~ popularity have swsksned oe Gu
various spurious articles The pablo cannot theteofe b
much ksir guard, and never 10y exceps DR. FE-
LIx 0ovaAgos original snd only cegoS, 81 WALkER-sT
FIRST STORE FKOM sroadwsy. NOT IN BROADWAY
where may b bad also 0ouEAUDs Liszh Rouge, s1pert
slrss foI eIiasccing psls bps and chsshs 9ovnArpI
foUpRE SUBTITLE fos efsdlesang sopeTnuous hair from
| Dye, ke- Rsmsnbeg q WALkkRS4 ~
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The ST. LUCIA REBKLLIos.-Tho Bdr6adian ct
the 18th ut has the following account of the late re-
bollion In 81 Lucia:
IL appears that land tax had been laid for several
years. which the peasantry, a. well 40 others nave
been paying but they have lately come TO deter
minstion 10 resist the law On the 5th inst some hun
dreds entered the town Of Castes In sumultuous ana
violent manner with gesteulstons and ,hreateningso
. ssngunary nature; demanding that they should Do
relieved Of the The Police were called out and a.
many special Constsbles sworn In the limited popu
laton OF the town woali afford. The magistrates
placed themselves at head OF the constabusry force
and went out to meet the Insurgents On requiring
tina, they should retire peaceaby, and warning them
of their danger they persisted In rebellion, the Police
officers received shower OF stones and other missiles
such broken bottles &c and some Of the Police we're
struck.
The Insurgents also threw immense stones lnto the
house Of Governor Darling whose life In Imminent
danger They seemed determined 10 carry their point
II they could and treated tho civil power With con
tempt The magistrates again remen..rated with them
and the riot read twice, but with effect The
crisis then appeared serious one, and Hs Excellency
the Lieut. Governor saw the necessity Of ordering the
military out part OF the 54th regiment. and Of the
Sd West India consequently quickly the spot
and under the command Of the magistrates attacked
the insurgents Seven men OF them and one woman
fell by the FIRE of the troops, snd the insurgents lied In
all directions Some Of them armed with cutlasses,
but the greater part opposed the force sent against
them with large stones and broken glass bottles. We
regret hear that they had previously set ire TO the
buildings several and had burned belds
of the inhabitants Of Csstres we're under crest
dread Of seeing the town set IRE to- We 10 hope
the reinforcement 10 promptly ordered from this Island
By His Excellsncy Lieut. General Berkeley by tho
steamer Thames on Monday, hss by this time efectu-
ally suppresed tho rebellion.
~ movement is going on In Maryland for
reform Of the Constitution as 10 give ~ the people
the election of all Offices Of tho Government and cur
tlmens Of useless Offices and unnecessary expenses In
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New Canadian Taria settled.

NOMINAL, Ffluhy, hPIII 10
The principles of the new Tariff are settled and
determined by the Legislature The duties on Agrcul-
tural imports are to be the are laid on Cana
dian products of like character in the United States
Raw materials are 10 pay nominal duties Other goods
aud merchandise are made subject to an impos tax Of
10 to l2 per cent on the actual value except groce-
RES The duty Liquors is reduced below the rates
now charged.
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GERMAN Y.

FnANkFOEr, MArcu
The rumor Of the subsequent resignation OF the Min.
stry in consequence OF the vote rescung the hng OF
Prussia a. Emperor 10 confirmed The Archdute
John has It 10 said sent for NJ. de Wydenrugh, who
voted with the Prussian party, and NJ kerchgenner'
who voted on the other side.
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ROME.

In the sitting OF the Roman Constituent on the 18th
met a law Was passed for sending sixty deputies TO
IN Italian Constituent such deputies ~ be chosen by
the people from among the members OF the Roman
Constituent
Ii is asserted NJ RIHet Constant will no, accept the
War Portfolio At Rome.
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AUSTRIA.

According TO private letters from Pesth snd Crscow
the Russian army the frontiers which 10 every dsy
receiving reinforoemeuts will the frontiers to
form the garrisODs of all the towns not only OF Hun
gary but Of the whole monarchy, including Vienna BY
which the whole Austrian troops will be free TO act In
Hungary aud Italy
commission has been appointed to examine the
entire Austrian tariff
Fortihcations are being erected on the Prs,er
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FoCs DoILsss-Is IVES very Easy matter 70 eross tbs
Atlantic sner Coumbas bad discovered The way ard lhs
subscriber having ss,snsd the pubic ,hs The quality
M0esln Haas could be offered e., hss the srsrhcscon
s~eiag other snufselurers trying to initiate HE
pie with what degree Of success remslss ~ b seea
The saesrriber continues TO cell he bee, saaiiy Of STA
Molesala Hats .llhe low price OF g. ard other Hats IN
proportion. N. 0ENlN, sI+ Broadway
opposite 81 PsaPs
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r. TsE STATE or MAISE-notes thereon
based On observations during recent ramoie-
we have been trying for some tvss to make room Tor
and have At last crowded them upon the First Page Of
las. Evenings and this Mornings paper
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

U. 8. MAIL srrssrn Hsss.Ss, sok S0CrHlSrros AND
BKrNES-The steamer Hsamsnr Cs2i Z. Crsbtree. viii
leave pier No y. r. fOf soaihs1ps1 ard Bremen 90
Friday. April - Al r NJ Foo apply 81 sh- ore-
Of IN, Ocean Steam Navigation Co ala o.
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B.sroI Pa nsrch Ea--ia Is15-fae, hsfrsr, sfeft
Ds.i Nach R4-Au sd knP-ros ifom Ne sorh stofs
.b Mar s,r y.Psr..so A.1 sas fnso-o l's~Peoasars
Brsii.h. Mon
u-,. a.-ck s-TA- ifen BF-n-a or Mon pat
snt haTng s--n
eoat.ei H-rrax EAuz Brslsa or sfors % IL
sxh a. aaz-h Il tie n
F.I.srfa. Narrs 49, D1d-y esi3-n. ~ ofs .
C..vs.sss Asrch z-s8 Iss-P>ssssc- Bfatsh sfcs hHy
Has-t. Thonpso.. CsifornA
S.G-.t. Nsrcs z3-Ar g. Jehu. Diver, sos;oa
Gl..ss- nsrrk 3-sA Darhsn. rayof. bo-toe
Lvs.roo- MACH So Nstocs Bal sOr---s ca Actfoa
s-y o. Dsslz saols-t nshs Est1 os oa1nE - Lasr-n
&C., sOr-zs- 1sth. cd Liverpool s--
O.aa. So Dzsa, scbos-s M6a- sPras.ss 10 s.s.aH.r
W-onsa. Hsart. Nl0rs ssa. Arteoe. DA-y >-s ors4as
s.r.h P.ra1oc Pzrztc1. DsTosDer Agsshoz Ans.--.
4r-ss FoY sfort H-zy Cay Ho-Nst 90 slss Sr-s1na1
sp-rr-r, 50 -.
slss.ss sarrh loAN-Ths Ansre.a P.si.i SO 81 Gao
= > .A Nsfos aea1Pasy. rOH Hs'r- io sofi<aas
fusl-sa Fo-na NTors
= caatart 81 ~ Hercs-~
sssss.L.ss. ssrvh ss-s1 Royal w3hsn, Nsss sfort
sap Gr-cas IN Lv-rl 30 s.- Fr.1<>e Marc - a. 81
shs co4t-aay H.nsoa m Ll-sPos, Marc y, kr o. /.
al at = %
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..NEw-OsLEAss, APP

Markets. NEw-ORLEANs, April L.
CorToN-Tbere il some inquiry, and the general
feeling s better but prices are unchanged, and sales
have reached 1000 bales. Middlng to good middling
Is held at a 81 cts. FLoUR-The sales have been to
fair extent including Ohio and 81. Louis brands at
50 s7I for Ohio, and 81 IS S. for st. Louis
GRAIS-sales of 800 sscks of prime mixed Ohio
Wheat at 20 cts. per bushel The sales Of Cohs In
cude 800 sacks prime White a, 80 81 cts. per bush
PHovIsIoNs-The market for Pork is without change,
either ss regards prices or demand. There Is good
demand for Bacon, and prices have advanced from
to 81 cts per To- for hog round The sales of Lard com
prise 500 bbls at 81 cts por To- GRocERKs-The un'
favorable weather has checked transactions In Sugars
INIT prices are steady. The demand for Molssses Ia
fair prices unchanged. WHISKY 10 In fair request
AZ II a Ia cts per gal.
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~ WILLIAM L. MAcKEszn-we hardly need
says the author Of WiHteT Jo'THey IAr0"gA
Canada, j1s; commenced in our columns II sny
other man can give clearer new Of Csn.aian AnAf'
a. this Interesting crisis, let hiu1 set about H.
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Jas swan for Baltimore, Md; ThOs Reed Tor Mont
peier VI John II. Peck for Burlington, W. (hereto-
fore at Patney , Jas Hall for Cincinnati, Ohio
ARCHITECT FOR PATENT OFFICE
Robert Mills has been appointed Architect Tor the
Patent Office Buildings
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y Advertisements for The Tysbvn, q Monday oOghi 70
Be ssasn before 10 O'Clock Saturday eveung Is the Pub
besrou Once this paper not open on Sundays Persons
Wishing TAs yesn< en heir dwellings or places Of
baness regularly every morning viii please leave 'hs ID
dress Publishing oee send nsss through he Posi
Ozbcs fsrns la csnis week. payable Carrier.
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SPAIN.

The cause of the Queen continues to progress salts
faciorily 10 Catalonia
Msrsals band 10 said TO be completely dispersed, and
himself seriously wounded
Notwithstanding Theses favorable indications the
funds fell on the 20,h the Three per Cents closing
freely at - The renewal Of the Italian warfare has
contributed 10 produce this effect
mApEID BoURsr-Fve per Cents l0f paper. Ex'
change on Londsn 30.
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cs-.s. Pza.-Ysr I-Sos ~ ST. ri 81. "a 49, ~
sso - .Sa 81 ga - Pax ilNos q. - - d. -. 10
~. - - Ice. ne. ia IA. lis. IA
sstsszs An1dsy >os a. "a - g. 10 rs rs -
IA ~ - "A AZ. f3S ito lea Ia ih isl. ~ - >
t~,AsSS - =. - =. IS ioo loi, TO- iS IN "a .
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The Trial of Themas Hand.

WAsHISGroS, fnosJi hprh l1-o r. ~
The trial OF Thomas Fl and, for the robbery Of the
Government Jewels, WAS resumed today, rnen me
counsel the par; Of the prosecution eonsaded 'ne
evidence and rested their The counsel for the
sssen.s will be heard omorrow Jim Webb VII not
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