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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23


riaRs fiOuA this wicked motive, married ale ;
al that Ihey'IsAr Tor they marty Irm fnfT 2,
not from Iovt, and therefore CSPrrsIc c. ~
missrirs, ami none OF the 'blrs,aRs, 'ta 2
described. Those WO,h(rs VIE ,HlSI AhsS Se-
pugnSnt an idrs Ol ussIt get only slow vita
sert or wives and ms'h,ra ,L' yhS'etsth, Tie
soonet tina relation ia snIrT d lso, Shtr tie IN.
lellect Of the parties is suticisn'ly ma'UTed 10
choose the proper ,.bi,e', tie better. And also,
marry tO please no une bu, yourself, not even
parents, br.Ihers, sisters, nun-Teia Nrs, or any
person else. Marriage is a matter sots'pois
your Owa, you SlUne must abide the cCrsr-'
quenee. NOperson, not even parCn', has he
least right to interfere or dictate IN this matter
Fer they can no more lOv for you than they can
eat, sleep, breathe or die and go tc the bright
mansions in heaven for yOu, They may give
good wholesome advice, EsT,ly, but should leave
the entire decision 10 the unbiased judgement Of
The parties themselves, who mainly are to exc
peTisnCs the eOnst9CneeS Of their ehoiee.
ANGELINA ID.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
IPnR TnE souaNAL.l

On yesterday, the Jeande Deans put
a,hme two passengers at this place sicr,
who, upon examination, were pIUnnunr'd
to have the Small Pox. ThiS muraug,
Capt. Brown accompanied the Marshal 10
the Recorders office, Oad gave al expanI.
alton at The matter, but it not being >a,is-
factory. fioe OF fifty dollars was put upon
him. lie did not pay the 6ne, and the cuse
will be taken up.
The invalids were poor persons, and had
paid about their last money to yet to this
place, and would it have been right, with.
out Knowing they had the Small Pox, to
ru, them of in the woods, 10 suffer aud
die Would it have been right, knowing
they hal III y.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

A fne stone church Was lately built in. Mis-.
souri,, upon the facade Of Mich siuns cutter
was ordered 10 cut the following inscription -
My house shall be called the house OF prayer
He was referred for accuracy, 10 the verse Of
scripture in whiGh these words occur, but un.
fortunately he Transcribed, 10 the scandal Of So
eisty, the whole verse: eMy house shall be
called the huOse Of prayer, but ys have made Il
den OF thieves"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

The Galway Packet says: Emigration 10
slarniag'y IN :he increase; we cay alarmingly,
for there is reason to SPprrhshd that a sufficient
number Of labOrsrs will not be found in the
country TO reap the ensuing harvest. !, is with
the utmost difficulty that men can be obtained al
advanced wages. and even IN the most Ihickly
populated rural districts, 10 carry out the p-eS.
ent agricultural operations. Every morning
train that leaves Eyre-Squars Terminus i.
crowded with emigranis who generally belong
TO the small farming and labOrinE clsSssS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
SrRrsE nv LIsurNINo.-We lo--n,

SrRrsK nv LIsuFNINS.-We io--u,
through Mr.. A. e. Hinton, that the ba'n 81
Mr.. SilaS Bates, four miles this side OF JcS-
seyville. was struck py lightning yesterday
morning, and entirely consumed. The trs
was first seen about daylight. too late ia,
ex,ingui>h It. There were IL horses, 5UO
oT G0O bushels Of corn. and small quantity
ri hav in ;he barn.
All was last, except four Of tho horses.
which were GOT sG,, but very mach injured.
Four Of those which persisted, were stage
h"rSes. belonging to J. II. Finch. We
prrSuaor there was n" Insurance, as iarmera
seldom insar. -uch rroreIiy.-AliOn Tel.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

An increase Of farm products lessons tho
market price, and the consume. Is more bene-,
fitted than tie prOdneer. Therefore the en-
enlargement Of agriculture is the interest Of the
whole people.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

OUTRASEOUs.-AnOther ARRAY took place
AZ the Brewery, ntaT the city cemeieTy
on Sunday evening. between about dozen
Germans, and an equal number OF lrishmen.
in which, two or three on either side were
cut, by throwing tumbleTS and
other u,is$iles.---Al,on Telegraph
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
TERMs oH ApYERTfsINC
our MARKETs,

We have often said, aud repeat the claim,
tina; Northern Missouri Is one uf the most
fertile districts Of country in the United
States, and perhaps in the world. Our suii
reiiAer requires arti6riLl stimulants nor
irrigation. II produces weeds and every
kind OF grass without cultivation or slmu
Janis, and in the grtateat proluSipn aud,
but partially cultivated. our productions
per acre vastly exceed those of the far.
iamsl Kentucky and Ohio lands.
But while we insist upon the truth Of
these facts We Nse sorely puzzled 10 aCcOun,
20 strangers and to ourselves, why ii j.,
that, almost every day, we soc arriving a,
our wharf, delivered for sale, and TOR III,
consumption Of our people, almost every
article Except hemp, tobacco and wheat }
which our rich and thrifty agricul,arist,
ought TO produce and furnish. Saying
nothing Of plows, carts, wagons, castings,
and other agricultural articles which our
mechanics ought to furnish, we are panied
10 see, almost every day, landing from
above and below, corn. corn-meal, -four,
ehop-Stuff for feed, potatoes, butter, and
even eggs. Il Is we'll known tha, our fam.
lily grocers, In order to a supply, FOR the
demands Of the city, nee constrained to GO
or send to our more frugal nr more indu>.
StriopS neighbors OF Illinois and Iowa, or to
St. Louis, for large quantities Of the above
mentioned articles. But the city people
are not their only customers. Respectable
farmers are often found tuying potatoes,
bacon, -four and meal, 50 imported! How
Is thist Will any one furnish the true
eausel
We also import largely Of another PRO.
duct OF the field; but On this. except as To
che quality, We manage TO make up the dit
ference in exchange. We import largely
Of whisky OF a good quality. This we mix,
or "rsctiiy," and send back to them, at a
less price th0n we pay. So that, except 50
much Of it rs we indirectly exchange for
hemp, tobacco and wheat, in the back
country, we are nenrly even with our neigh.
bors on that article. This exchange is in.
direct, it is true, but those other articles
operate in a manner to produce a direct
drain Of msHsy and a lnss. 1t may 10 that
our country is not sufficiently settled OF
that the facilities OF good roads are wanting.
Both. perhaps, may be pleaded; bu, We
hope that, when our plank roads are en-
IShed, and when the railroad shall be put in
motion, that instead Of importing we shall
DO able to obtain supplies for home con
sumption and for export. We could say
much on this subject, but our limits forbid
at this time.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

Remarking upon an uIl,cle in the Bloom
ihgton Republican, the Hannibal Messenger
says:
Wishing however 10 show that this city
was hostile to Palmyra, the Bloomington
Republican charges the Journal OF this city
with mi>rsprs.enling Mr.. Pratte, and al.
lodges tha: Me-. Pralte in its opinion said
= there is hostility in Hannibal toward,
Palmyra" Mr.. Pralte has been represented
(and truly We doubt nnp to have said IN I
hostility existed in Palmyra towards Han.
nbal. Mr.. Pratte is aware ni that fact. aud
has moi denied il, OF >iSniied his disap
prevail of il. Why therefore does the Re.
publican seek 10 make him <Sy what he dill
not Savl clsaEl to set Palmyra against
Ilannihali "a magnify The Pretended
wrongs to the farmer, and tn plant in her
bnsom the most deadly unim"si,iOs toward,
the latter.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
A horse broke away from buggy on Wednea.

A horse broke away from buggy on WedneA-
day and ran up Pine street. AS he neared
Ninth street, lumber wagon crossed before
Airn, out without pausirg in his full stride he
dashed at il in the trps 'SteePle chase" style,
cleaned i. and the driver who was sitting be-
tween the wheels, in the most gallant manner,
ana went on at an unAbalSd pace, to the aston
ishmsnt aud fear Of pedestrians gsneTalty.--&.
Louis Ds,SeeFHt.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

The fact that two Small Pox patients
we're landed here from boat, yesterday,
should remind our citizens Of the propriety
Of providing permanently suitable place
5or persons afflicted with contagious dis.
eases.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
ANGELINA D.

NEaRo SrAsPEDE. We understand that
ssms ten or fifteen negroes belonging 10 gen.
IlemAn in Rsy county, Stsmpeded not long since,
aud took up their line Of march for Iowa.
Several were taken in Grundy county, but at
last advices some were S,ill q; hrEe.-IS,. JO'
ssph Gazette.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
The death Of John Thornton DOniphan

The death Of I"hn Thornton DORiphan,,
which took place few days ago, should be
q warning 10 Per,Ons keeping poisonous
drugs in their houses, The cause OF hiS
death was the taking "f . dose OF c"rrOsirs
SubimAIe, mi,taken for salts, the former
having been accidentally placed where the,
latter was usually kept. lie fingered Cor,
nearly week, aud died on Monday even.
ing last. His remains were attended 10
their final resting place by large cons
course Of citizens who Svmpalhise deeply
with his bereaNed parents, aud with his
aunt, by whom the fatal mistake was made.
Liberty (Mo,) Tribune.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

Mr.. LaFore, a respectable euizen Of Brook
vile, Ind, died lew d ys since while under
the influence OF ChlOrOrOTm, administered FOR he
purpose q PPodasing insen'iSiliiy during SUR
gicAl operation,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

Il is SciiOn Of The poet tn say hat the Rri.-
ish Gag has braVsd the battle aNdrhe breeze tor.
a thoUs' nd years. j l. scarcely two Hundred
years since England became power On Ito
ocean.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23

AS = iiway ,r.in was sumo time EincS pre-
seeding frum Berlin to Madgeburg, some pea.
sSIs in one of the carriages began talking o! =
nur,lrr and robb, ~ which had been commi,'cd
oa,the previGus evening at Berlin. One nj Tic
passengers remarked that the eTimin,, v.acr.
sr he was, was sure 10 be taken, sooner 90 'a,o..
No sooner had he spoken, than a yCaDS lns9
who was seated by his aide, lcaped al Al e7sa
from the window Of the carriage. An s'o:m
was gwen. and the train was stepped, no
young man was found lying on the road, Mn
both legS and one arm broken. lie subsequent
" confessed to he murder.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
EDGAR ALLLN e..

EDGAR ALLLS e..
Many years az" In the sun'nS ~ he YEAR
eighteen hundred and httrcn . MAS r ,hUCcl.
houiS-a wG,lhy mrrcn.n', Of n w York i0Ok
charge OF Ii little boy, who had been lett an Or
phan. The parents ri this child had been aclors
III some slight celebrity in the theatres 0i the
United States; but dying within a short time Of
each other, they left behind them, in a state Of
complete dcSliuiiun, three young children
The eldest Of these was handsome boy OF about
six years Of age, with quick eye, an &c i've
spirit, and a remarkably Intelligent c6untenSnce.
TIL mrrch nj Of whom We speak had known
the p rents OF the child, AMI out ri ri for its
help, ssne.S, he aud his wifi, who had no chill
dren, adopted it as heir own.
How happily the .r,!en' h,.y passed kiS days
ia the h0u<. of thu henrl-c rr, huw he was be.
loved by those wa ch,l!l,S, people; how. in
the strength of their great allrcllUn, the mer-
chant AMI his wife ,nok him 10 Europe; how he
spent some four ur five pleasant years under the
care and teaching vt revereni gentleman near
Lon ion; how he oame hack x in 10 the city Of
his birth 10 finish his educ il"n; and how he was
generally looked rpon Us the rich merchants
heiT-it would take long 10 tell. But we would
fain linger upon this portion Of our siOrS; fam
dwell upon his precuei"us wit and ap'n,Es Tor
learning his TeaiS a. slr-ng h aud agiiy his ease
ana grace on horseback his lGxiCri'y in race
aud stream, and his success in learning promised
brilliant future. But the sad tale must be
told, no matter how unwilling the teller He
was sent to the college a, Charlottesville, amply
provided with money. In those days, diSsipa-
lion among the students Of the colleges was I'M
happily but too common, and sm"ng the most
dissolnls and sxtraVSgNRI, the widest ruiiers Of
; Of the toSn, the hardest drinkes and the most
daTing gamblers, there was ever to lie found
one more wild AMI desperate thaR them all-snd
that one is the subject Of our story, nov good
looking free hearted young fellHw Of eighteen.
Friends advised with him, AMI he made fair
promises in plenty; tutors demonstrated, and he
declared that he would amend and win the high
est hOnOrs yet; companions tempted and wine
allursd, and he embraced the filthy sire and so
fell. Instead Of coming from the UnWeEsity
with hOROrs, he was expelled.
One would think that disgrace 20 public
would have broken his proud spirit, but it did
not. Because his benerso'or refused 10 pay hi,
gambling debts he had contracted in college.
the wilml young man wrote him violent and
abusive letter, quilted his hOnse, AMI soon At,
forwards left the country with the avSwed in,
tenliOn Of joining tie Greeks, Who were II thai
time in the midst Of their struggles with III,
Turks. He never FesehsdhiS deS,inatiOn. AM
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-23
4 GREAT NAN SELP.GaSCKE0.

The WRECKS Of Tnut waS. ,anl, 'rshe musings,
ChasrPed rmoi,cns-bc'tcr icii tiarS "ke;
tut moral wrecks, Win mole Impressive Yhcc,
Spcake to the irmVsi hear, vi YOU h an age,
Aud utter solemn waTRiuE> -ASo>
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AfrivalOf Black Warrior

Later ffom HardRR0-. Prisoners Sent I
SPa'n-Reception Of Santa Anna at Yer,
Crus- onsptracy Dcteeted. az
New YORK, April 17th-The steamer Blocl
Warrior has arrived with Havana dates of III,
lth instant
The ship Persian of Baltimore, from Havre
went ashore on Friday night last 80 miles cas-
lot Fire Island Light, with 200 passengers O
BOARD. A steamer had gone 10 her relief
On the 9Th OF April, IS prisoners, charge
with lnsurrectlonary attempts. were sent
sCadlz, to await the decision of the Queen
Among them were those who had been cor
iemned TO death blu, reprieved at the earott
including Count Pasas, Dulces, Joaquin For
fnn and others of high standing. Before thei
departure they were allowed TO receive H.
visits of their friends.
Martin Gulliano, late Secretary to The Car
IaInGeneral,h had married Miss Scull, the daugh
ter OF an old American resident.
Tho English steamer Avon arrived nj H.
vana on the l0fh from Vera Cruz Gen. Sat
ia Anna reached Vera Cruz on the lst,and wa
received with the greatest enthusiasm. o
the 2Ld he lssused proclamation to the Mex
lcan people, making magnificent promises io
the regeneration of his beloved country
a private letter from Havana ives tn
names oil the political prisoners sent to Spain
Among them We're Luis Edwardo Cristo,
landed proprietor; Juan Gonzalez Alvarez,
wealthy planter; Joaquin Miranda, lawyer
educated IN Connecticut; Pinto, also lawyer
q assle, doctor of laws, and Francesca Val,
DEE who was at the head of the cartridge mar
ufactory.
A conspiracy had been detected among tn
criminal prisoners in the city prison The,
had procured arms and intended to rise upor
their keepers. The rlngeaders were Ger
man, formerl y cashier in mercantile house
who had been imprisoned for embezzlemen,
and German attached to the Revere House
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The Gardner Case.

WASHINGTON, Apr. l6-In the Gardiner
case to-day, Capt. Socum was CROSS examin
ed and further described his visits TO the mines
e,&s,nbltng several specimens, which however
nd not come from GARDENERS nine.
Two or three practical Engineers Were
sworn, who testified that engines could be made
IN pieces sufficiently small to be carried b.
racked mules, and that engines SO constructed
would cost double the usual rates.
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New York, April 90.

NEW DIRK, April 20.
The Arabn, with Liverpool dates of the 9th
nst., arrived today.
Queen Victoria has an other son. A pro.
lect was on foot TO reduce the national debt.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Demand for flour, fair-saes at Is decline
Corn demand moderate; sales. white, 29s
being Is. decline; Yellow 30s. Tobocco, ac-
tive dcmand-no change.
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Lola Monsez sent up forTr;.,.

NEW ORLEANS, April ll.-Lola Monte
was brought up to day before the Recorder
and examined upon a charge of assault an
battery upon the stage manager of the Vare
les theatre. The Recorder ordered that III
prisoner be sent to the criminal court for tra
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THIRD DISPATCH.
A Additional by the Arabia.

The Russian Army has removed from the
Turkish frontier In the centre of Turkey
he aspect Of affairs are pacific.
1t is believed that the Pope will yet come to
Paris and crown the Emperor Napoleon.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

RICHMOND, April 90.
No local news of great importance. The
Superior Court has several interesting crim.
nal cases before it. Argument on the Worm.
case IL progressing In the Court of Appeals
John Lynch has been appointed Collector of
ICustoms at this port.
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not live more tl.an or 10 hours. Ills con6n ,
ID to the colored population almost entirely
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NEw YORK, April 20.
Southern Flour firm-Wheat heavy; Vel,
low corn Go.
Mixed corn 63.
The news by the Steamer depressed Bread
stuff.
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watches! Watches ~ Jeweiry.

Watches! Watches ~ JeWelry.
RENO VAL.
r. would inform the citizens of this county, nd
"A the public generally, that have removed my
49, WATCH JEwELRY STORE,
No. 2l7 Baltimore Sreesx doors below Charles street
Baltimore, where they viii find large supply of fine
GOLD Levers, Lepinc, and SILVER WATCHES of
every description Gold Levers from t25 to 800.
ALSO. u variety Of Gold Chains, Keys, Gold Pencils
ard Pens, Rings, Ear Rings Bracelets, &c. Also, ne
assortment Of Silver Spoons. Cups, Butter and Fruit
Knives of genuine Silver Join. variety of Abatta
Forks, Spoons &c, &c. Clocks and Fancy Goods. A
Ian ge of Tools, Jewels, Hands,
and Watch Glass Of every kind
EV'COUNTRY MERCHANTS and watch-makers
will find it their interest call and examine my
goods, | intend sell low any other house, at
wholesale retail prices.
CHARLES BLAKE
No. pit Baltimore street, Baltimore.
MnrchQQ-wII Iaug
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a. LEXINGTON ~ Through

A LEXINGTON N TThfOUEh
alMlLls..-.92 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
nm'a our Mail PICKETT Boats, by ScotsoiHe
and Lvnchburg-On and after the 10th, Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted at tho nsun
hour p M and arrive in Lynohburg "a h urs, and
In Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning leave Buchanan nj u A. M, every day
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg Mt "a p N
Leave Lynchburg at P. M, and arrive in Richmond in
~ hours, in time connect with the Norfolk boats LEVY
inc nj 81 A. M and the Southern aud Northern Raj
Road cars leaving Mt A. N.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages mt North River Returning, lcave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive In Richmond II
d hours. .
Passengers for Falrnville fare 81, Buckingham G II
fare 50 25 Charlottesville fare -. and Sauton, far
81 will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, an'
Fridays Bouts.
Below card of time Of arrival Mt intermediate dis
tnnces
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A CARD.

TN0. J. PURvIS begs leave to inform the people OF
- the City of Lynchburg, the Counties of Campbell
Bedford, Amherst, Nelson Appomattox Charlotte, ha|
flax Ptsylvania Henry, Patrick, and all other parts
the country tradeng to Lynchbug that he has Just return
led from trip after Goods and is now receiving at III
|Cnsh Store ,,u ,oono
VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
H. ,h., ,unse will make additions his stock nearly
LIVERY week in the year ofNew and Fashionable Goods
A Nep Wholesale Business.
| I hive made arrangements for carrying on the
Wholesale Trade Country Merchants and others VIII.
3buv 60 sell again. can mend up their Stock with me or
has good terms as can be obtained in New York.
Fabo4-dts JNO. j. PURVIS. Ag't.
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gricuIturaI Inpieme mts--
l. On hond large assortment OF Flows, twenty dit
patterns comprising twoand three horse right
nd le-hnnd Livingston Co; Peekskll, Boston Eagle
double mould board, Hillside and Spb-soi-Also. u
and 5 tooth expanding CuItivatOrs; expanding
md A Harrows single and double COrm-Shel1-
ers; Cutting Boxes, different sizes and patterns;
Patent Thermometer Churn, and variety of other
fnrmng impenents,-also, improved Patent Hay
Presses. The above warranted equal to any
er in this market and will be sod reasonable term.
at the
PIEDMONT WORKS,
Lynchbarg, Va.
rI-Orders by mail promptly filed
Marchl4-c6tif
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:. OhoLERA.-We understand that the cholera
- . quite prevalent and fatal on the Roanoke AT
al near Gaston,N.C There have been 3 cases
I'm 1"u near Caste, and 10 cases between Gas
anu Weldon. Those attacked generally do
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Death of Russell .Iarnis

- NEW YORK, April 17-Russell Jarvis, one
al u the best news paper writers in the country
I Ho mere this morning, at the Bond stree
n'ouSe. His remains will be taken to Clare
''0''' NH, to morrow morning. for intermept
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FIRST DISPATCH
Death Of Vice President King.

RICHMOND. April 20.
Vice President King died at his plantation
n Alabama last Monday evening.
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eNEw ORLEANS, April 20.
Carvajal has been captured by the Ameri-
can troops and confined under a strong guard
lat Fort Brown, awaiting examination.
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FOURTH DISPATCH.

RICHMOND, April 90.
FLoUR-The news by the Arabia has pro.
duced an unfavorabe effect. Holders ask $4z
to SIS.
WnEAT-$1 10 to 81 Is.
CoRN-Dull at SO to SIS.
ToBAcco-Sales small but good Manulac-
turing in demand at $74 to $15-Lugs 81 so
TO SIS.
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Lrv"er ~ Ami 6th-Exaggerated &C
Counts ri In, AT IT at Palermo have been cir
cula'ed at The Vienna exchange.
The latest rumors from Vienna were tina
the Imperial Council had decided on the sub
sitution of the civil for the military code II
the Lombaldo. Venetian territory, the recall o
Rade'sky, and complete amnesty of the re
IT,
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TURK Ely.

Negotiations continue between the Diva
and Prince Menzikoff.
The Russian court has add ressed note II
Vienna disavowh:g any intention 10 dstur
the integrity of IL Ottoman empire.
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Great activity is prevalent and many soldier
on furlough have been ordered to join thei
regiments The Russian fleet on the Blacl
Sea has been placed under orders fer Constan
tnople.