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INDIA.

Details OF the Indian already outlined by telegraph
are TO band Calcutta dates April Madras 18th BON
BAY 18th and ChiD. March 2s
From burmah sdvices from 10th 23d March. in
elusive Sir John Cheape having gone cut in search Of the
robbtrehef heeah loon. in front e hrs stronghold
termn.d resistance for four hours The British hsd
killed and "a wounded No particulars Of the 6ght had
been ceIved at Rzngoon bat It reported n 4 the
enmys was hemmed IN. and that the chief had BEEN
billed by the bursting OF a she'll surveying party
making of the BOUNDARY Of the annexed territory
oepu'SOu from Prone expected al Prone about 9sl
Mach from Ava We are imperf-cty informed of the
stste { Affairs at the Burme-e Capital
There had ag.n been siderable disturbances the
North frontier of the PunJtub and force sent
chasti-e the maraud-rs The Bah revolution
VAS likely be peacefully settled. Tue NEsms cOUnry
satisfactory couaition, and India generally
TRANQUIL The month Of March closed with tremendous
hurricane the southern p-r OF the Bay Of Bengal
and southwestern India IL commenced on the 26th and
swep' across the country towards Ceylon throwing of
branch 10 The westward AZ Madras the ship SerAmpOre,
ss3 tuns AbCukir SO tuns Luchmi 432 tuns and The
Pornsese brig senhura del Monte with dive native orxs
md 10 tOats wrecked At fondicheTy, five French
v-sss stranded At Ntgspasm and two went down at
.hor snChors Several vessels lost off CeyOn and
number Of native boats wrecked 20 the north of the
Masbar Traces Of the gale ce.ry discernioe
Bombay 900 miles at least from the bund4ry Of
he gOn which il prevailed in its violence, and rain
an d squalls occurred as lar north AS Deess.
There little of general interest in the papers have
receve1 except stringent regulations issued oy the Gov
eInor General acting under Instructions from home 10 euro
the pres The postage on L. dian papers il mad 40 ut
Iewspspers, abb " so each paper This amounts 10
virtual exclusion OF English newspapers the object ,sbt
. being prevent notice of the abuses OF the EIst
ILdiA Company government from reaching India.
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yliues and Metals.

Tn. kss fallen below slo P'odnce OF sno
oue fuue .i,enptI form opinion OF the pf'ce OF
heard said that the snee are driven 20 tsu
prept course the large quapues O. ors' n. hS ~
,rsf ~ two or hr~e But Ne appnerd INC
800. a.. ret lie in his though the purposes OF some par
~. 10 v so The the sales cm many OF tne ss ns
r.. ampling qusnes OF refse ORES wn n
been ard looked upon . 40 ,ue pa. .n
r. hh rree OF COPPER late rendered se TIE sappy ~
Ms source Lead much hener N 80
or. N AZ st good here In she me make
'ir,sr. IL urce Andins the ae drop IN ne
his inspires the miner Nth hopes OF speedy ra
extensively dealt "a o1es s.cs
hs,, been eesS eWt dvsnee Plat: are a sd ' o
~ sent Lead ufe spefer quite negecsed Nans
c,-sJ ion continues excellent demand snd no yson S %
rice sthough Scotch p down sgAn TO ~ odo run Al
o rrces satisfactory and enunerauNe
fuiop usrkei Mexican South American dollars At OF bar
, rcnre rod grains 70 the pound to be paid
Tor 2 Standard Bar silver without sod v oS "Snia
Bar sod standard Spanish donoooss ~ o. N''1N
e~n 00u' WV 49, lLondon Mining Journal
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a Of Ruepos Ayrs 10 own fate and resources and CON
6nipg his oirectoshp 10 The thirteen remaining provinces
nr.,e,ted tken an opportunity Of nciatng al ineres
tv understanding With him officially 70 the foreign res
lions of said thirteen pfovnces aSd othciOusy with the
Coy,rpuent Of this prov NEE, As 20 Whist concerned Il
Taking into consideration that nesry all the existing FOE
% IS are centred IN the pr vince u Blenos Ayres
us wss a course Of self evident expedency, and mlk
have saved world of painful sacrifices and unseemy ana
formidable complications 10 night have been done with.
am, srv 6.roga N 10 their cial digbits without Zen.
hne, of drespect General Urq@isa and with the hap
T eject 10 the cause of peace the inporsn, n,ere1
he, are here 10 rep esent and project
Inv BUESOs AYREs, Apsla
with General Urouizas last n te, the reply Of ths
Government our last hopes Of pacific arrangement van
isb nclose Pr0gTes0 Of this morning In which taey
sre contained We believe Crqaizs has got INTO nI
Fom the provnces Santa Re excepted be need not et
poet man The commi>siner he sent e. Conientss .
aemaLd its contir gent nd 70 make Precptss rces
ana We know positively that the province Was %ming
mas and had 4 goo the Eotre RiaDo frontes
rdy NO doubt 10 euter Entire Rios soon as they knos
UIqIiza to be in active hostle' with the baen'' Ayr
90. H.. II, .
sgb, against the city in behalf OF UrquEA but ~e have
fear ths be may Sni oesoaie the province
and blight our prospects for many year. 70 come.
The r+poIts Of revelation Montvifeo seem all bat
con6rmed We believe the Brazi.ls TO b. AZ the booa
of n and II successful il will strengthen the hands Of our
Cove rnmeut IA various ways
and murder on board Eng in ves,'li
We have lust heard. and fear j. Is likely % prove ot
ret that mutisy tooA place on o"~'u .ue V@ssS
X. inoecr on Der hoDewrd passage somewhere 10 The
neiRhborhood OF Cspe Horn, which toe captain mata
co ,k and two passengers were murder and that The
nutn.ers have subsequ, ny landed AZ or near the Slo
N ,b,s ro, n,e md He'd Into the interior We have q
VET no dates nor further details than those mentioned
The upper riveipe provinces are ia prosperous eoa-
clifton Perfect tranquility pigts IN En're mos aa4
bL "a ,ree navigation commerce flows into all the po
of the Urugusy and Parapa C"rr ne, was Slightly dc
trb, on tne ;sth of kebruaryJoss NerOn at the head
OF zoo men, attempting g. seize the ioVtfn tn the 40
serce of the Commander in Chief The Government ssad
A long proclamation against him. which VAS quite unne
cessary SIS Gen Cassrs sent The traitor polite noA
s,klpe an interview which granted and by the ID d
March all was over without b"odshed In ,hese too dsv
liz thousand soldiers mbed ready 10 put dOwA
this attempt bad it be-. necessary.
Rumors of a change of Government rife at Moe
teyideO.
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CHINA.

Hong Kong advices to the 2sth March confirm the intel
gnce ousy communicated Of the progress the ia
econ Application had been made by thu Viceroy OF
soocbau to the Bsh Consul at Shanghae to cooperate
against the rebel force for the protection Of Nankin The
rapid advance Of the rebels h.d spread CONSERVATION 10
that capital and other wealthy cities and the Imperial 9TH
Cals entirely at their wits end Latest accounts Goth
March reported the rebels investing Nankin which it
expected would fall Delegates had been sent from SOochau
the rebel leaders offering large Of money 10
that city from moesstion The alive bankers and wealthy
fsm owing their treasure into the country and
TO ShaDghse for safety At Shaoghae there general
panic banking ard mercantile houses shut up ira ie quite
at stand sii and money scarce that the duties
ports had TO be arranged by giving security bills and
other property to the Consul All quiet at Canton
There reports that portion of the rebel force had
gone north frue Internal trade may perhaps be resumed
than the present position Of affairs would lead
to expect.
The American Minister had proceeded north the u 5
steamer Susquehanna. From Gale llth was reported
the L. s. steam frgaie Mississippi Commodore Perry and
would proceed INN ed.tely for Hong Kong At Hong
Kong l. S soop Plymouth at Macao sloop Saratoga and
store ship Supply
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ITALY

The Sequesration Committee had temporarily suspended
It's operations in consequence Of concessions in favor
Of ne sbsentees which Count Rechberg had obtained from
Rsdetsky.
TIE Nss Zsrich GG-sne mentions incidentally the
sutholi5y If tsegrsphio dispatch mo date given that
the troops had been suddenly called in Milan anc more
Snests maze.
Dor B,rto einmo Herrars resented the lh inst his
credeus - "a Ter Of Pea al the Court Of TUSCANY
letter n u lai'y N'-'' from Naples April - says
a kN days siace toe frig IS Cumberland sailed ato
~ths Bay OF NSrss The Police excited beyond
IRE EszziLL saii ilsy. o. board Marine and and
spies placed every direction the telegraph Set to
"wo.k the officers who landed from the Cumberland
"rosy wstched persons board 70 Identify the
sgaior Al er a nobody could and him. A. ID discus
son sr.utd and At length L0cly Asked the Captain
aoi tie GU berlAnj Is Mkzzni sAas anGer the ST. PES
ano star CerSiiy not a. BE reply AID trAna suy
"vGs u es.Ored NsTc less orders have been sent
"to the Coast Guard 10 watch .oWiy ugsl ar dAy 50
aNssz'ui Is still gov osnss icr alsrn
Tie recent earthquake had been most severely fli a
Cspo,eie ard ge-sEaf throughout the Province Il Cite
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ANCIENT BABYLON-rrs RUINS.
From the Lltsnrr Gazetfe.


II may be- known many our readers that the Frsnct
government has employed party Of gentlemen expDo
the site Ut ancient Babylon From reports jut recssz
from them appears that they have sscesioed beyst
reasonable doubt that the runs beneath tumulus c4b1
the kasr, are those ofthe marvellous palAceciiade 81 -
miramis snd Aebuch adneZEaT They are in such a sat 80
confusion and decay that Is mposs bic 10 form fOmi %
any 0es ~ the extent or character OF the edhc.. Iy
appear however ~ extend beneath the bed OF the Eu 10
tes, circumstance accounted for by the change ~
course OF that ver. In them have been found sarcop ~;
81 clumsy execution and strange form, and snti, -
The boces 81 the dead have been packed up 10 80
the chin touching the knees and the AIMS being prssse o.
The breast by he legs Tbese s4rcopbag have -gsilY
peaTSncf u having been used for the lO~et cs-s q
Getty bit notwithstanding The place In which they ~
found, the ciscoyerers inclined 70 think tAft ~
Ie Of Pnthian. rot ChsldeAn origin. There have -
been found numerous frsgmcsts Of enameled bnck -
tsiniag portions Of the figures OF men and aaimi4
gether sHh cunsiform inscriptions, the latter win
color on a blue ground. According a. " FresneL ~
chief Il the expedition. these bricks af5ri a ,rty
proof hat the ruins thoe Of the palace Il N@bssS
nsEzar. inasmuch - the orsaul, on them ayaeU
be sporting subjects such are described b. CtsB
and Diodofas The fouuda'ons having been dag dOgan
IN certain part. has been ascerfaiaed that ,rey ~
hrmed ~ bricks about foot square united ~ sleg
c'mtnt ard nat they are IN blocks IS II they rad
snHpP'd n ~ directions In aiuuuins called Amfsa
~ souih 81 AasT Interesting discoveries have ala ~
Wstr. They appear 90 be u ruins 81 ,h- de2endeaea
- the palace sausisd on the l,h hank Of the kgPn,
snd they contain namcrVcs ssrroyhsg- In which yt1
trrd tkclciors sofkod Ia 4 sars ~ amor and wss'
io-ns ~ k,lt on their heafs When touched, the ~
'NeA "hh tie ,p,rn ~ se.ae parts Of he sHg ~
N'e dvs hos The ir,u. thoggh rrsIy and the god 90
cfrwns sfv IN ttir state prrserVs iiOn. NJ. Tx
Hths that - tcst in The saroph1 VI were sons -
snhiFit ~ hrkardsg 10 >,ltpcus The crowns a..
rr Napea WiA tfVc lssvUs n the shape Ut Laurel IA.
side, sra urve TIE ether The leaves very ~
ese,eha htneslh The hands are leaves Of gold w.
y snft'esa covered the ,yVs From the quantity -
NpHa W 81 the cafns u appears that the bs -
ssiNtr eeNelored IN Il spd in one there IL pohV "a
frae 4infe pfeuf that u was occupied oy -. a
ths ,sl,rrbssi .rc shout two and three quarter IA
hneth Nv between half and three quarters Of yaf -
,rd an entfoly turned Of bricks and united by ~. a
w addition 10 al this, tomb containing status 80
Ws,hle ~ aaheser Of Juno, Venus, and OF fs1.S<
Save wearing Phrygisn cap, together with some "a
,srtinss and other articles Of jewelry, has been 81. 4
have sio statuettes vases pbis 1880
pottery black stones, &c, of Greek, Persian' or
aefkinansbip
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Havana Markets.

HAVANA, Saturday, May n IN
The SUGAR market dull not only th paee but Mst4n1 ~
where there accumulation
weather tine and expected h4t sdndine
tend pats the middle Of July that the os
Of the crop will e1cesd that OF last
Pros. are st h but IL s9Ppod that they viii not hoi9
than three weeks The quoted today 81
lows via Assorted sad 81 66i and White st0li, Yeios
sIrosa
The exports during this week from Havana amount TO sbou s
boxes, While tie rrAeh D. the
At Mat4BzsS 7Co boxes have teen shipped
the United States durne this e5 Ran
MassuxAs 5fSj
MOL.ss.s scarce and sells d2 rial. kes Of ssous
The following have been some OF the Gales Of imp0nsions 600
The Wtet l5 toxss Norway Codh.h AZ s9l quna 40
neree and lo6 diuns Newfoundland 81 $3.50 gle Jessd -
nom Bueos Ayres B male AuObs Clear Pors arQ4
quinta ~ Hams st s so boxes Dutch Cheese sfW
srd 100 o. Butter ~ ~ per qunia lard quoted
s5d IS. 9uins So fon during
.oo at 81 and ycssrdsy so bs sl3s "a Of
Butier Std Sis 0Do feet White Pine eB ~ ard 4
Yellow - 81 $500 boxes Shoot. rails per Shook
Rice "A mis- per srroba and 70dl2 bsgs Of SpAsh
100 tba Potatoes At 81 81.
FKEIcHTsAn vessels and small crafts nd
wanted o. hhds paid for ssg'r 70 the United States anap ~
III rails To the ports Of Europe following
paid Bsrc ~ IS df5; H.mbuFgh and Bremen t3Ai
Great Britain e. SQ - Cowes ana AsTke ~ l5dfS1G
On London hrst Paper l0td PfegknL
On the United sae4 via NewYOEk and B0ston "A per 80
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SPAIN.



Frm Madrid llth We learn that the Cabinet VS. not
conre',d Mention made Of contemplated journey
Of Queen Maria Christina TO Italy.
The Madrid correspondence Of The Morning Chronicle
states that the appointm OF Mr. Soue as L. 5 Minister
10 Spain had much annoyed the Court. Some of the
journals recommend The Government not to receive him in
that capacity in consequence Of what they term his hos
tity to 81 ain. The correspondence adds there Is no
doubt that any proposition for the purchase Of Cuba would
be rejected.
letter from Ferrol Gsca. dated 9Th inst, says There
are now On the stocks in arsenal five ships at
which being nearly completed, will b. launched ia the
course Of two months al the latest Several revenue
outer. and other craft undergoing repairs The by
drauc work Of our harbor also carried with
activity unknown uce the period Of the naval power Of
Spain
According TO the ClqHor PnJlico of the daughters
Of lie Infant Don Francisco Paula had been asked for
in marriage by Prince Adsbert, heir to the Ming Of
Greece. -
The splendid gallery Of paintings len by Don Juan Nj
casio alleys {, mer President Of the Academy OF san
FerDGnG, is 10 be shortly sold by public auction.
The tteam higst- Isabella IL was TO sail rom CAdiz
7tb il st. fer Havana Oicia adyices from Cuba were TO
18th April stating that the regiment which mutinied II
santiago bad been distributed throughout the STAND
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BRAZIL.

We have Rio de Jsneiro dates TO April II. IL was ~
poted that Urqui7s in person beegng Buenos Ayrs
with force of backed by promises Of assstscs
from the Brazilian Government which wishes 10 change
M, Argentine Republic 20 monarchy, and make u
quza its head but the truth OF this rePo was not Goa
hrmed. .
The yellow fever is still rife At Rio Much praise due
In thu Rio Jsner.n Board of Health for their OF TIE
cases ON board the shipping in harbor small steamv
sci having highly skilled meaicalmsn on board visited as
shipping daily, at g. A NJ, and again At T. Z Nj bringing
away all confirmed to the F-ver Hospital Nessss
curing the above tdical attendance hosed their ~
tional ctors or a black ball AT their main masthead
Mr. Heneage attsohe 10 the English l+gsuon, has tdln
\ victim To toe terrible yellow lever, consequently be-
only Hon Mr. birmingham len.
At Rio de Janiero. change of Ministry was expected
Cof had been very sctVe and transactions would hare
been extniye butfrom scarcity Oi shipping SALES OF The
month $4,000 bags. Receipts exceedingly small, and
nsuy of the gest planters holding back for higher
pits The export duties 10 be reducedto per cea-
rom he lst If july next Sock quoted nrm lO7l SlS.
A full ave rage busin,s - dom in imports
Tsbia sdyic.s report p.nty vi ain Trade very dA
and stocks acoumuatDg. Fever still among the shipping.
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WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

Dispatches from Cape Coat Castle. april 10, state that
the save trsde Is reyyug and er vesse.s Ia
lot with csTgOes The Ashsnt-es had le.u pllnd-
the frontier towns 40 % the number " 900 or 900
lied Cape Coass Castle the Governor 81 Which in
stsuty for ships o and ca-d 0at native
suNisr sthe Avowec ob C Of the Ashanees being q
h.Tate tEo Ashs Zee prsOGer- Lieut.. Bro~nhiu CAV
rnsef Up to-..ge ~ ttrr release and they gers
speedily sent oyer o the Ashsntee camp The snsmy,
however. would E,t hirrate Lieut. BrOwnh t1i il sRs
L. uutl 5000 additional Lttiy trXi res ha1 leen en-
led and prepsrAt Rae I attack that iey DIS
rsed hin End 1rned O. heir territory DsspDoint
neBt expressed By the ustss clet, r-ndy 20 Bn.un
that the opporf unity nbraced % put down The
AsbAtees and MAJ III Coomassi- their capital which IS
situate IN district nch vita gold and yeTy s...brol.
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HAVANA.
Health Of the City.

Corr, spopdsree Of The N. Y Tribune
HAVANA Saturday May a, taa
An uninterrupted calm has existed since my lsa
among all classes of society, and there is not snJe
item Of news worthy of notice at this moment ne
weather has continued fine, and the general health oas
city good nor do hear of any serious accounts from ss
Interior in regard TO sickness For the benefit OF tho
scientific and the lovers Of general knowledge make IN
extract from the bill Immortality of Puerto Principe 6r
the month of April which may be considered Of the
heatLiest in the year This city has a Creole popuis-
ton and therefore will illustrate fully the eaecs
of this climate life 1t contains from thiry6ve 10
forty thousand souls and the deaths last month amount
ed to e. while the births reached 1856 OF Ae
first, a. belonged to the white population, md
81 to the black. OF the births, 100 were Wits,
and 40 blacks.
1t is said that there has been distribution Of 500
knapsacks among the troops If for immediate use.
but this information requires confirmation.
The British war steamer Medea is in port, and .has
is nothing said about slayers at present. FRASL
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L.,dop Produce sfnrset.....Mlr |

The ruhkc colonial market has net been oPen ts-d<y II
sreK-The demand tr reign ecn'inoes god and cargo o. IN
v.rrs has hsen Id sfoat.
CcTrrr-Ths ben in improved demand and limited
hu.ire, Ceyon cd lzneec a. US INC Pes
ent qust,ion 10 Fl 20 Fi6 IL. -
Az DIV ccps,,ted OF packages chr dy green's wsieh sod t
az ,erv fun rees withdra-o hsh prices ana al
rot ave II s about Acc PaekAEes bane o1tes
private market hni common Ooaso1 an "
III viii hrrfrd hnsres--
CoTToS-Akout 400 baes sold Ia. -. -
CocHsraL-sfo bsss Honduras offered IN paeAs 80 m
.lSrt ~, sod !. prv,ou. prices; sser 20 4S black
INpeo dsyThe bak that Psssed sneuoe sens
Kurehs sold freely 81 last sAes pnees 10 dleoeh' ~
Nsfr., a, IS discount; go rsssed suction SO sold
TuLow-The mxTkes contu1ts hfm az " sto W.
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Al STRALIA.

BY way Of Ceylon adyices had reached England from
Melbourne to March g. The advices we're Of casual ma
uro One in portant fact H. however mentioned that
here had been rapid advance in the price of Gold u.s.
London Exchange TO par that shipments ~ coin
rom England will b. checked. At the Baaret Mines a
ump Of gold had been found weighing 1874 10 3 uuuces
No accounts given Of the general OF mining but
b. tone remarks pecng the OF trade and the
prospects OF the colony indicate il be favorable At
sydney at lsest Melbourne adyices business was active
srd u,,uey pleuty
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FRANCE.
xsy,yal Of Death Penalty fer Political OaeasesNis:
cellaneous Matters.
co.rs.psnasnee Of The n. Y. Tribune

corr,.psnAenes Of The n. Y. Tribune
PARIS Moaday, Nav l6 1853
An imperial decree has deferred che close Of the
cns At he Legislative corps from the 18th 10 TIE 2Sth
~ his month The members submit to the PrOlOngssOn
- Oe- srdnous labors with much cheerianess, since
hs "a inormcd that their wages viii be increased by
lSSo francs For the regular sessions they received
1o francs The motive Of the decree, as given in its
preamble is the number Of bills yet 20 be voted on re
H nature =, he functions of the Deputies, that mature
d.liSraOn reads very Ike joke. 1t Is not the sole
instance in its kind Some Of these gentlemen bclder
than the rest had the face to tell his Majesty the o'ner
day that they could not approve the bill restoring tue
nensty Of death for political oaenses snd then his Ma
sesty replied without an additional wrinkle In his in
nnsshe countenance that he wished them TO vote ony
4 accordance with tAsr eoascisness Funny man 10 ais
gay, the Emperoris Therevivsl Of capital punishment
g. noltj,al ofenses is the most significant act of the
Goys,nmen. for the month. Isayrevya for bill once
osassntsa to the Corps may be considered as passed
he death penalty, which was safely abolished in the
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GERMANY

Propositions have been made by Austria and Prussia 10
the Germs1ic Diet for suppression Of all the NorSmen
Association" At prest ut existing in Germany.
The session Of the Pussan Chambers closed on the
l3th int bv the Prime Minister Baron MAnteude who
rstulaed them the important measures they had
voted On the whole the Budget passed, does not dif
fer mach from the Government plan and the Minister OF
Finance had the satisfaction of announcing 10 The House
tla The estimated deficits of 1852 and 1883 wee already
covered by the excess of receip's.
Invitations L. attend the Customs Conference al Berlin
we're about t. be issued II supposed the Conference
would not be o long duration, many of the most difficult
subjects OF discussion having been already disposed o.
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AUSTRIA.

The visit Of the King OF the Begsns to Nienns :
missed to be- for the sage Of h the Duke Dc Brsbant
also Vienna and ,ome confidently Ell p-oted the I'm peror
of Russia whose visit, however was doubtful
Vienna letter Of the nth says: Mr. FOole the Amer
"iosn Charge Afaires who mas been here months
&. has not delivered his credentials"
There is repOr that the Austrian Government refuses
20 permit Il remains OF the Napoleon g. Os
NOV 81 % France
In Hungary aud the Temescher and Servaa BAn-t the
land AZ is 81 be l6 per cent
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rem America Europe and moderate Of tLovs we nave
~ 20 r-n,h Terv .u an sappfy 81 Oars and oarxEsL
hss II the lecsl ness sra dsA ers $40
firm ere of merket ns -
lss been eouefdec 20 eecnoe OF - oD
spcd susrcs WsEsr -usd have been eea POI
sy,t rotvelv fair extent o. eesiness 90 done
furr IN We quoe change "a me vea o.
FLovR but freely thaa Of eh-r o. car
.st he remark apples 70 INDIAN Co< oa 'as ~
slnw. -, 49, 49,,
.rS for OsrspsL TIE 6.snd esr>d ~. >e 1se aasa
shied an AZ eeusron Egyptian heA for further ad
vsee sf 20 n hut es rorped By The pr'ees ae
rT,sf No reported doatns carr OF ele
WEt.r or Co.'S during nArkst very hoe
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,,-;,, an attack of acute rheumatism Her age vas

lovipr an asfark Of acute rheumatism Her age vas
alb n, So She originally Crcassisn slave
Letter firm Band man Sea at HArm"ra- sags : Inc
.fayaJab- EXP editions entertained Of large er'p OF
.sk will Dot b. reslE. d. The cid weather with
fall Of snow had caused consd cradle damage to tha null
berry plsTtsiiops The opium crop j. sad 10 be eon-
-srtIsbly damaged from the sane cause -
Frishf- smyrna sos to SIS sl per tun for Va
Loria Vessels in demand