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On one occasion At Cambridge Mass I'M.
yersity, certain youth tool Il into his wisc
head To eos,essca io eonscrs an inihles con-.
psnion of his 10y appearing a ghost befare him.
Tic accordingly dressed himself ap Ia the usual
way, having previously extracted the bah from
the pistol, which s!ssys lay ssas The head of
his fsicna's ,e,l
Upon first swsklnr. and scrins the arpAi.
sicn 49,. the youth whe MAS h. he fright.
cacsi, ssy cscily lcekcd kis casnfNaisn the
shnss in ihe sscs, aud s@sd;
81 know ysa this is eos~i sakc; bat yoa
src I sm ict alarmed Nsw YOU may
,susxh
The ghost siocl still!
"rnne. eoatinsci 49,. sslsat IA ensash.
sfsh ssceesns angry. A~av,~
sts;. thc gho~sH mcv~i nss "By-~-,"
tctaratals<i A---, with aa GATH. I'll YEA 30
nes ~ 'hrss sninstcs tssse this apartment.
vii slsnps sosss '"
lie vais~i the tssse. -sssas~ssse;, sSvcs~s
hss pistcl ---tls~si--aysd. with sersxsa n the
'nnsesss'isy ~ the figure, atcnoe ssAvalsvss.
hssa a6eswsrs s:ic5 The vers Hsoracas iso
ss~lis sol = - - she~s. MS hnnssn r~tyr~ s%si
i,sfsfe u sslis The nssyNsc<, and we shsnA lse
sress have hvea snosr o. issk Than human "a
- hsvr yseasssSi, "uns3cr tho cirSass ssanc<~r
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q Tom said rsrgsd h,sse hey 10 ,.ss sssn.
rs,ss yesterday, - do you knc~ what aAAAss =
man -
ma"
Wei. e. 20 ras Inc ,srs "a tho a,rl and
nes IN scnr isss
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LOUISIANA KAttaaAp IspANN~-.We hnd tic
flso~ins paragraph in the cay srsirie of the
New York Times. vf The 9th is.st.:
Mr.. ianre Rcth. hacker. sd vrw oysesos,
gc<~ tc Europe 10 the Raluc. prN,arsa 10 ne.
Gosiste The @.na 900 lear ef tho New osssans
And Gr~as Northern Railway tie viii v.ssscns
= very atae and desirable ps~gSsussne 10 fcsssxr,
eafaeAlises, And he viii nos fssarn ~isbass ssse.
ccsneaily csservinx II, sf sssrcuss te wisAin tbs
ycesA a 6eeaeiAl sAill, hseks.i hy ueai~sneSi
per~naa iasiaeoce bosh II hea< ard sh~easi
ISse ksn p me- put NTH unsil ~ $50. .sss,
A0srtcaa sacrk eshspsipsscns "a whsch The
StAss a t<c~aisiana csssksshuscs .e<sa sl sssvw
hsea spcxrsA te gtve sccavssy 10 the rsepcs<ss
erT-stitAe os~S mostes~r "a ~ rvs<
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ussria.
Austria.
RECOVERY OF THE EMPERoR--THE CONSPIRACY


CoMoRN-ILL FEELING TOWARDS TIE BRITIsHERs.
The Emperor has far recovered from his wound that
further bulletins will be issued On the 5th instant he
able to go out for drive. II would seem that he
made a escape. For several days his power of
vision affected. objects seeming TO him indstinct,
OILY onehaf visible double Fever also high, and
only kept under by ice applications and the OF
The sh over bath.
1t was mentioned the authority Of letters in the
Paris papers. that conspiracy had been discovered
among the political prisoners in the fortress Of Comorn,
and that the Provost who bad connved at the plot
hanged Immediately his guilt being discovered.
Geographic despatch from Pesth dated Feb g. to the
LoAGon press confirms the existence Of the plot and
says We assured that, the 26th the Provost
of the fortress Of ComoJn brought here in char
ard imnroned. He had allowed himself to be led by the
State prisoners into spracy the object of which
to deliver up the place TO the Magyars One Ct the prs
disclosed Tie plot" The plot, when discovered
almost ripe for execution No fewer than five hundred
persons said to have been arrested in Pesh in
nection with this affair.
The staten ent that the mob at Vienna had attacked
the British bassy and nsulted Lord Westmorend the
minister is contradicted At the time there are
grounds for believing that anti English
of some kind would have taken place had it not been pre-
ven ed by the police.
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IN TxLL0W or CIOvKRSBgD mourning DONG
BRRADsYUyps articles duh and lower. Western
canal -four il pressed ship at 24s. Cd Philadepha
Is worth 25s. Cd. Wheat is scarcely depressed az
four but the business ID merely in retail Indian cora
very dull at 3ls. to 32s. for all sorts
COIToN-The market continues dull and very freely sup
Piled and sir the arrival of the Niagara this morning
advising further heavy receipts into the portshere has
increased desire to realize but the demand 10
very small it has caIcely been sufficient fairly to test
prices the business done however, has been at decidedly
lower rates and likely to establish full I'D per ID de-
cline in the week. The total sales yesterday only
eco bales and to-day barely 5000 bales, nearly all to
the trade In Manchester day business has been quite
ur settled by the American advces.
HAvRE, March THE week opens with fair demand
for cotton but prices not buoyant tres ordnare
Orleans be had for eff at which figure about 200
bales changed hands up to O'Clock to-day We await
the advces of the Niagara Coffee remains hrm Nothing
noticeable in ashes, rice lard oils from previous quo
tations.
CONTINENTAL NARKErs-Ihe weekly reviews (evening Of
1tb) from the Amsterdam and Rotterdam produce
kets aude to improvement In business, although ii
had not been accompanied by any material advance
in prices The suspension Of internal navigation aud the
approaching Sales had nterered with the ordinary opera
ons in coffee, but quotations remained wen supported
Raw sugar firm, and refined in consequence Of pur
chases had improved In rice there had not been much
DONE and indigo showed little alteration. The accounts
from Hamburg and Antwerp represent similar state Of
trade
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Rally.
STATE Or PARTIES-


STATE OF PARTIES-DRCREE FOR CONFIsC ATIONS-
TIE REFUGEES on BOARD THE ENGLISH AND AME-
RicAS VESSELS OF wAR-THE SANDMAN LOAN
SANITARY TREATIEs-EFFEoTs OF THE BAsTI-
EALo-DIsTREss AT RoAE-NEw CARDINALS
UNCLE TOM
hszn has published two letters which have produced
least The democracy ~ere in consequence, already
rayed into two parties the poor calling them " Barra
bas who approved Of the attempt Of Mazsini against
lombardy and the MOBILES, who apprehensiye Of the
fcaon Of their property loudly condemned it In their
conversations and journals.
The following ia the decree for the sequestraton Of the
property Of the Lombard refugees His Imperial Majesty
By sovereign resolution of February 10, has deigDed
order as follows
cal Pnse % be enen d p M
events that oflato have Milan thought
,,. the ms y re- Ard ,spTFFy q tn,
aed in that country lie from the present be coneed
To the eIaTs Of political refugees from the
Venetian kingdom seSsg no. only ih.ss ndyiduals 10
1870 na1uch they have then rsacquired
prescribe mode the austrian c,.ensfiP but also and
out tie Distinction whether they had obtained the porss
3 TIE sceuestraton shall be Immediately carried ~
the administrative authorities without regard for
ny ninser Of the Interior Is charged together WITH
rcsreTee % TIE disposal q the seques.rate property
and Royal hast i especi.y directed 70 protect the
prys the latter Of the eansby which they endeavor keep
the Sabtents Of this kingdom perpe state OF fear
and trembling trust that .he government anshorities
CHARGED With execution ofts will be Assisted
with All activity and by the obedience due by the
and by every snh 70 the utmost Of his rowcr II
Eeror dispositions.
Whichever is charged 70 in consignment 70 ad
rHatrate 10 account or remit of
kind appertnnins to poitioaf refugee bound
maze the payment Of tie he must
nit other Transaction relating sr.no che
new sequestrator or else to tho pooi authority Of the
province.
This applicable not only 60 landed
property agents other who
Employed but generally to vh0msoever Co make NM
10 political refugee hs agent provided hoa
in the latter that not purely trans.
action.
whosoevsr shall act contrary TO these dispositions and
shall make payment Of capital or interest spece-
exile his procurator shall for frat trans
erosion Of this be Obliged this over
the real value OF what has rened
In tho Of second tranagression this fine shall
enacted in 5eube the amount and thus progressively for
Interior trans ercsfons.
Tic nofnrics, lawyers other persons holding official
positions who should lend their aid
deraudng eluding the Law, shoud by their counse
aeo contribute towards wholly parayzng restrc
ting In part the effect Of these OF reorganization
will lie subject 70 the zines mentioned in the preceding
paragraph md sifuEther BE- subject according crcuw
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Portugal.


LEGISLATIVE PR0CEEDINGS-BAD WEATHER.
Lisbon dates of LIST instant say that the Chambers, in
this the second mon IA of their on still discuss
irg their reply 10 the speech from the throne. No bust
ness Of importance in political affairs,
The north of Portugal had been visited by i'm
fail of Several wine carriers and their
mules had persisted in the drifts. The wolves had de-
scended from the mountains in search of prey, in
country places many of the houses covered with
snow. At Lisbon the weather ually cold for
the season and much sickness prevailed.
An energetic petition had presented to the Queen,
from the tanners of oorto against the decree which
thorizes the expectation OF bark.
Exchange London, 545s discount Of notes. ia per
cent.
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HnncS
FTUNcee
NEW DECRFEs-EEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or PRINCE

NEW DECREEs-EEw sENAToRs-sUICIDE or PRINCE
CAMERATA--A STATUE FROM CARTHAGE-THE
MURDERER or THE LATE ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS.
TIE Mcntetp has been unusually FERTILE IN DEGREES
lately but they possess interest being mostly ndi
yidua TO Office. batch Of new senators
and several msmbers added TO the Counc Oh
State Various changes also made IN the pretectures
One hundred and sixty four more oil the political Offenders
are ampesiied The Mnieir of Sunday. 6th contains
decree nomiratiDg commission charged 10 vist every
Iart Of lie Umpire, To inquire into the wants OF
The country and 10 report to the Emperor None Oh the
new Senators are note except Captain Dove the
faithful seaman who the fall of Napoleon l., formed
tie plan rescuing him and taking him TO America;
snd the Duke de evise another OF the batch son OF
Narhal Aortier. who killed by Fieschi's Internal
machine in 1885 According to the constitution the
Senate sha consist Of no more than loo membership
more appointments viii therefore, make 1t complete
Prince Camerata committed suicide by shooting him.
self rough the head at Paris, the 4th inst The
prince grandson of Eliza Bonaparte the eldest sister
Of Napoleon and was Master OF Requests attached
the Council Of State Cause of suicide not known.
One report calls it uurequitsd love for actress
other, that he had been specializing on the Bourse.
The corvette Veloce is fitting out at Toulon for
Newfounl ard, and will be commanded by Captain Bel
we've, chief officer on that station.
The French steam figate Mogador has brought from
Tunis colossal bust Of juno from Carthage. and
scented to the Louvre by nelaror.e French Consul at
Cairo whom ii was bestow ed by the Bey of Tunis
Typhus fever and influenza raging in the provinces
at present, well as in Paris.
taken sick lately and carried to the Hos
pital Of La Salpetere where believing that she was on
the point of death she d closed TO Sister in attendance
that her mind burdened with political secret
that in fact she acquainted with the man who in
the Instruction of 1s4s shot the Archbishop of Paris
A. the persisted in her accusation the person she
named, retired trade has been arrested and Is to
Immediately brought trial the charge of having
taken part in the instruction of June and of having
sasnated taken part in the assassination of the Arch
bishop.
monument is to be erected to the memory Of Ney on
the spot where he was executed.
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FREsHET IN ALBANIA despatch from Ma
con, Ca, speaks Of great flood in Alabama, but
does not mention the river in which il occurred.
Much damage had also been done TO the telegaphic
wires near Columbus, Ca, large tree being up
rooted carrying away two or three poles and tearing
down the wires, which lodged under the tree, thereby
causing much trouble to rcRfoYe IT,
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Belgium.
~ ron rur urrp ro rur rrpnxr

TENSION FOR THE HEIR TO THE THRONE.
In tie Chamber OF Representatives, the 4ih bin
preeented asking for annual dotation Of 200 600
francs for the Duke de Bra bsn heir Iesumpvc TO the
throne The bill also places at the disposal of the young
prince the palace in the Rue Ducae formerly Inhabited
by the Prince Of Orange also the chateau of Tervueren
An annual allowance Of so COO francs is proposed for
koerrg up these residences and in addition a of
leo eco francs il asked for to be laid out at in
pairs The bill sent to the bureau for examination
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GernaAllX.


Dr. Edward Stole OF Berlin, who recently received the
gold medal Of the Society Of Arts for his researches and
inventions for improving the manufacture of sugar is
about to publish two maps indicating the state Of
fabrication in the various countries. These maps Of
which English edition viii be published by Wyd
panied with statistical tables, ard remarks Of inter-
to all persons interested in this important manufac
tue.
nr Picker Of the condemned in the late political
trials at Cologne endovored recently toescape from the
fortress of weef ohmunde Danzc but Tetaken and
CONSUMED to captiYitY.
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CORRECTIONS In Mondays Herald, the veto Of
thanks passed TO the N Y Dragons should have been
to the NJ Y. Aygps.
In the Of Col Postleys sentence, Il should have
read The sentence Of the court. of which Gen. Hall
was President and Col Ferris and Col. Peers members
suspenson for four years. fine Of elOO, and re-
primand by Cen. Sandford.
We also stated that Capt. Meandcr had been placed
arrest charges preferred against him by Col Water
houce. Of the Eleventh regiment. 1t should have been
Can't. McArdle
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Switzerland.
APPEAL TO TIE rI-RnpEAH powEas--cr-DcCEIl
FOR THE TICINEgE.

FOR THE TICINEsE.
Letters from Berne Of the 9th u state the Federal
Council has detsrm ned to address note to ali the Eu
rolean powers showing that the accusations brought
against it by Austria pnfounced This memorial is
with the view of demanding ton bu. merely
plain the true state Of affairs The Council has further
decided that of 10000 francs shall be furnished
TO the 1iciDese expelled from Lonbardy while waiting for
The reply Of the Austrian governor to the reply sent in
Collections OF ey having the object proceed
ing spiritedly throus hout Switzerland
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Denmark.
TIE elections I
THE ELECTIONS

THE ELECTIONS.
TIE elections for the Danish Second Chamber took place
the eth ul all the kingdom OF the nine members
elc.d in the capital beng to the opposition and
two only TO the ministerial party The result took
place in both country districts Of Copenhagen.
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AIOldayln.


ABDlCATION OF TIE HOsPADOR.
Letters from Jsssy state that Prince Ghika Hospador
C Modavia is subject to periodical its Of insanity and
recently attempted TO commit suicide On recovering he
EXPIRE his intention OF abdicating and retiring to
monastery. Tie Ministry debating how the gov
il TO be carried According to law of the
State a regency only act for two ,nths, during
which period new Hospador must be nominated
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NEW LoAN-THE LEGrsLATrRp
Reports continue TO circulate regarding contemplated
s9anish loan, with the negotiation OF which NJ SaIs
Denca, who IL now IL Paris, IL said to be CHARGED
Mariner de - Rosa 10 elected President Of the Cham,
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Der of Deputies The Chambers opened the LIST
instant royal decree the same day promug sted,
apnou ncpg that bill would be presented to the Cories
10 indemnify the heirs of Don Manuel Godoy for tina
seizure OF his property, in 1908.
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Ter, Barvey Hart John Rae VIM H. Nelson, VIM. Ocss,
Max ScbT"viO, VIM. y. Mofat Mr.. Buchanan.
1t will b. from the evidence that Mrs. French the
medium and her associate, Mr. Cubertson tho spiritual
patent jesler Immediately after receiving the s. 900
nom Mr. Doughty "sloped' for the South. We under-
stand that tbe Executive Of this State using every
erton TO bring these parties TO justice and hope at
ditant period hear Of their capture and f gnty
punishment.
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Markets.
ANTHONY DoRR & co.'s CIRCULAR.
WLpNroxn COrRT InSnnN March 1Sh

ANTHONY DoRR & co.'s CIRCULAR.
WARNFosD Court, LONDON, March 7, 1883.
United States FIVE ger cent bonds 1865 90 100
Do Xix per cent bends. 1868. ITO Ill
TO- Elk Per cent stock 1sG7-'e8.. - .....109 ITO
state Securities.
Pennsylvania Eve per cent. 81 SO
Massachusetts, FIVE per cent sterling bonds,
Mar. md five Per cent sterling bonds. 0s 90
Virginia six per cent bonds ............ 98I 100
City Securities.
Boston fonr and half per cent sterling
New York five per cent stock, 1S55-70..... 80 %
New Orleans six per cent bonds, 1So2..... ~
Rca1odd Bends
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad six per
cent mortgage bonds, 1se0.. SO 81
New YORK and Erie seven per cent, first
Do s seven per cent convertible, 1852 sox si
Michigan Central eight per cent, 1860 ....l05 LOG
Do. six Ier cent sterling, 1872. 100 lO1
Illinois Central six per cent. 1875 .104H los
Erchdngs
IaliH, CI1a 20 lO}a
10, three months. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so 20 32h
Amste DAM three months III Tx
Hamburg, three months. ............ IL ~
Consols three per cent ............... 99ls 99S
Bank OF England thares. ............. Ell ZZS
Exchequer bills. .................... 10 14s PUN
IRON, par per ION .'..'............''.. 40 -
Do Scotch pig, do................. 81 %
topper ines Co.,. ................ .oo "a
DO T. cake, do.................... l35
10. sheathiDg, per lb.............. 10
Lead, Spanish, per ton............. "a "a 10
DNch, uo.....................
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stances 10 fraud Of the power Of
NE reuGal accept the once Of sesuestrasor shall Be
conformity with proclamation Of the 18th day
nasss a sgs Ss 4 H
The U. friaates Cumberland and St. Louis, the Eng
lsh steam frgate Retributon and the Sandman steamer
La Cosiitnzone had arrived at Genoa Maxzini gene
rally believed to have got board the Retributon
she as leaving the harbI for Malta The two Ameri
car ships had received on board tine violent Of
tie refugees to whom England refused hospitality.
Commercial letters from Pans state that the house Of
Rothfche Co have taken the Sandman loan ut 90, in
them at Gl Reckoning the discount On immediate pay
nent &c. the actual price Of the Sandman loan win be
about 67h.
The Tuscan government had given its adhesion to the
sanitary convention concluded last year in Paris by the
representatives of the different States bordering the
Mediterranean The treaty of commerce signed with
France to last thirty years. the contracting powers
have reserved to themselves the mutual right OF renounc
ing 1t at the expiration OF ten or twenty years.
Notwithstanding that numerous arrests have just
been made Feb 20 at Bologna, and throughout the
whole Romsgna chiefly Of persons belonging the work.
ing classes there had been no in the northern
part OF the Roman States that would indicate q con-
necton with the Mianese outbreak. The Austrian
bastnado which has resumed the foggng OF women 10
Lombsrdy, not inactive during the recent visit To
Rnini One of the citizens, who found with for
hidden publication in his possession, was beaten for
several days with 1gmner OF 81 s se
given him the paper, but who had been warnedi IN
time to make his escape.
Inc weather tI4th nit.'J contihueu very piu, auu
crowced the streets OF Rome With poor country oorers
whore distrcs out partly aeVa'ed py the government
allowance OF iohi Per aeih LOT each nan Dreanuhge
Is not keIy 10 dminh IN consequence ana we
have recent proof OF n another robbery on the
road near Aeh1eroi me l,oer nad haue sone V'c'is
among the shepherds ana sheep OF me Gaupagha.
Inc eent new ca oin,is comprise hVe iahns nancy
the NuIcios Naiie ana 81 un.i the nnaer minister Fan
reject Of tle inqnsion Inc rrinate Of hungary anu
the Arehpishop y tours, M up IRE ~,
Inc Roman government mas aecideo 70 re'an 'he sys
TEN or aIer money at the preset. ,,.,
Hiidfeihs Whiie Slave mas oeen pr3moitea al
Rome and theretcrein great oemend Anoher tansM
hon q MIS- stoves WORK mas come out nnaer ae mse o.
Papa lom the hrst oeng denonnateo Aio ION,
we houce ease 81 oneie ION Is having run aS 'ne
theatfe Oh ShamDerry. savoy.
r,,.I-o,
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From the MacOupin 1lI.) Statesman.
James Miller brought before Judge Gilbert and
special jury. Frid " last insane person. He
wah evidently abcrng under alteration OF mind and the
evidence was conclusive that spiritual rappngs had con-
tnnnied largely IN bringing about this deplorabe termi-
of two of citizens to the upac ASYLUM at jack
sonville Miller win he the fourth Individual who has
become an inmate Of this institution from this county
within the last -four five months The nalady We will
state however has not in all the produced by
the same d.lusion else IL might be imagined that Ma
coupn v becoming q smediunn or was pos.
sessed by Of the spiritual from Chicago.
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The large amount Of silver coinage during the last year.
compared with any former year. at least shows that the
great Inconvenience which has been experienced from
scarcity silver coin has arisen from decline in
the work of the mint, notS thstandng the great add
onal work which it has been called upon TO perform in
furnishing gold coin.
1t would be premature with the short experience which
We have had of he effects Of the gold discoveries
mint TO decide vet up any change in present
Practice but at least bound Ely to watch
he'r operation in order when II becomes necessary
may the better be prepared 10 act In conformity Win
sound principles and well ascertained facts.