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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-05-27

The valne Of taxable land
set of from Putnam to
Allen county was.........;
The value Of taxable land
remaining IN Putnam
county was ..................
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Whole valuaiion..........''
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DEATH OF JUDGE BURNETT, ETC.

CINCINNATI, May ll-Juige Burnett died here last night
The bar Of Hamilton connty assembled to-day passed
resolutions relative 10 his DEATH and resolved the
funeral in body All the courts will tourn the day
OF the funeral Tho heavy columns portcoss of the
Burnett house draped with mourning, and flags on
that and other hotels placed halmas He is deep.
ly lamenied by our citizens generally.
The " Martha Washington" has been continued
to the next part Of the defendants being
ready, and the judge having decided that all should tried
together.
William klssane gave bail to-day In the OF ten thou
sand dollars 10 appear in OCTOBER and released He
was, however, imm ediatey arrested on The charge OF
forgery. man named Finley also arrested on the
same charge, and win havea preliminary trial to-day
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.

VWo-sToRY FRAN lOUsD ND LOT AT AUCTION
i Tuesday, the instant, shall sell, the
o'clock, good frame house, and the
lot which Of lots 10 and IT, south
56 having north j. between Fourth and
Fh Of 10 feet inches, running back 80 feet The
four and conveniently arranged rooms
The described handsomely located in
idly improving part Of the city
balance in and twelve months; the
deferred payments bearing from
Title ndspuabe All conveyance the cost OF the purchaser
GREEN SCOTT,
May I'D Aucuoneers.
l7-The above sale Is postponed, In consequence OF
GREEN SCOTT,
Mayl2-d ... Auctonscn.
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NEw YoRK, May 12Four is firm to-day, with sale, OF
5000 barrels 81 55l 81 62 f)r State brands and 81
IS 81 93i or Gencsee southern -four steady, with
sales OF GOO bbs at So l2i 50 8i Wheat is frm with
sales OF IL 900 bushels at 2o cents Tor western white Corn
Is firm, with sales OF 900 bushels mixed at 81
BALTIMORE, May IL The AIur market firm, but
rather inactive today, with sales Of 100 bbls Howard
at 81 S7b nothing doing in City Mills The sales at the
exchange this morning 10000 bushels OF white
at SO 81 cents 1900 bushels OF yellow at 50
Maryland oats, IS a 40 cents No sales of wheat
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May I'D
by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT AUG
TIoNOn Friday afternoon May I3 O'Clock, the
shall three brick house and back building,
lith containing fourteen bath and
The house has built within the last three and
finished in the best with marble mane Ac
upon which building stands has OF Is
street. running 100 IL has also lot attached front
back IS the and
meeting main aGodng ample accommodations Tor sta
bling, &c.
desiring commodous and weiaunnged dwelling
near his sale Inducements.
residue In three equal nj O.,
r. and is months satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
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Nv j. G. Mcguire Auc,,on.er.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
public saeon Friday afternoon, May l3h 6ocork, the
shall sell lots Nos a. 49, 30 al ~ 2o and 49, in
square Lots and 40 each north street.
2lst 10 fronts IS 2st street,
Lots 10, 10 a. ~ DO
lots % and ~ street,
between X and l. streets.
located in rapidly improving Of the ward,
Will probably be
residue in sN,weive, and eight
secured, bearing interest
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer
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Nv J. q. Mcguire. Auct,oneer.

VERY VALUABLE CORNER LOT ON SEVENTH STREET AT
Public saeon Wednesday, May litb at O'Clock shall sell
4i9 the Of north and Scvent
streets. fronting and containing 6,tU feet
third cash the residue in six twelve and eighteen
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. @. MCGUIRE, +
May Sd Aucuonear
fur-Tho above sale Is postpo aed Friday
noon May 10, at 4 O'Clock. JAS. G, MCGUIRE,
May I'D Aucloncer.
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~...r, .uEx,s BOARDING UoUsE--Mr. A. Tbomp-
a. ac,nns her friends and the public that she has removed
- 80, lft TO the south side OF the
acote her residence, 70 the houses lately occupied
which re6tted and furnished In the
manner prepared accommodate gentlemen with
.a.,y she'd and board in the best style.
an, he able general satisfaction all
nav psironse her.
locality pleasant and desirable within
square Of public departments
May 5--sod7
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
TION.On Wednesday afternoon llth O'Clock,
premises shall parts aud TO- square 1885, fronting
between I'd and Sd
a house, containing
the residue twelve months
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
May I'd Auctioneer.
Ny- The above sale Is postponed until Friday, May
10. al O'Clock, D. m. JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Aucioneer
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I.AIER FROM AnrTRAI-II

QUEBEc, May IL 2, p In.-The ship Troy In, arrived
here. She brings letters from Australia dated February
30, being the latest advices. There great scarcity
Of lumber and other building materi
The influx Of emigrants very great. Five hundred
tent. erected ut Melbourne, and inhabited.
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RAILROAD REGULATION.

HARTFORD, (Ct) May IL A resolution has been intro
duced into the providing that the president and the
majority Of the directors Of railroad the major part OF
which lies in the Stale, must be residents OF the State
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PORTLAND (Me } May IL the train the Maine
railroad OFT the track yesterday caused by the neg
lgence Of the swch-iender. The passengers eicapod
injury.
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y Lemuei j. Middleton for city ColIeotor.-The
him candidate
the Office Of city collector the ensuing election n June
3-eod6l.
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DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.

DETROIT, May 1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Shaw, a Catholic cler
lyman, thrown from his carriage yesterday, and
since died from bis injuries.
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gy GREEN * SCOTT, Ase,ioneers.

ny UHH4I1N
LrRAME HOUSE. WITH BRICK BACK BUILDING AND LOT,
AT AuCIlONon Friday, the 9th OF May, At O'Clock
shall comfortable
house, with brick back building which
being OF lot No 80 los Eighteenth
and j.
one-haif balance in six and
interest deed and deed Of
deferred payments.
GREEN d SCOTT,
Ap 3d. Auctionecrs.
fy-The above sale Is postponed. In consequence OF
the rain, until Tuesday, the ION instant, same hour
Auctioneers.
ly-Thc sale is further postponed until Friday
The 18th inst same hour. GREEN h SCOTT,
I'D Auctioneeu.
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By r. N. srRATroN. Auot,oneer,

Cpennsyrpana apenue, so,ah side, near Ioh street,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcToS-on Friday
part Of orr gina q being and OF Davdsons subA
vision Of No 49, fronting % feet each on .s NORTH
between 18Th and Connecticut avenue with adeph OF
100 feet alley.
Immediately after the sale OF the above
half q square No 1906 fronting 20 feet
by 10 inches alley, and improved
Terms residue equal payments siI. nine
and twelve months with satisfactorily secured Tue IN
dispuable. Conveyance the OF the purchaser
May lid
ARGE and Valuable for sale Ia Fairfax
Virginia. less Than six miles from AleIsod. vsini.
direct and good road. to city immediately
Aerands and Leebug turnpike where crosses INC turnpike %
sale, and the other in wood Of oak pine,
cedar About forty now IN hns eovef The Improve
consist OF good dwelling good and new tenants house,
large excellent barn. with dry stone cellar underneath for
wntern and good stable house large enough for
dairy house unequaed for s supply OF cold spring
and shop large carriage house icehouse,
containing hoe power corn barns. nc There are sI.sn
pu- pears ounces and other fruits, and good flower and
Kitchen gardens,
The has owned and culvsed This farm for nearly
past always the soil high Of cu
ture proximity thriving cities has anrded
been the prominent OBJ
sct OF attention. for which the whole f,rm n peculiarly favorable
place having originally called Springfield from It's sson"
For market county, and offers
the highest inducements The purchaser ls natural ndrsnns
and Of the highest importance The whole tract gently
unduane nsung good drainage and health mere evey
nsy Of soil 70 suit various crops and hns mn ~ re-,
run) makes the western boundary The dairy sprns ~ -.
value II discharges through the dairy house ~ gallons p
The stream from this spring adequate g 90 ~ v.,d h an
work Of the farm and supply the house ana n y ~
beau,ioy sa,n,ed 10 Tie growth Of cranberry ~ one extremity
Of the farm there and f., NH 'a ~ asoomins
school house, and there several ehuren'' " O''
The term. win suit the 1 r.n, OMEN !" ne
ulars apply 10 Professor PaeE, 'PPo'' ~ JERY n PAGE
subscriber upon tns premises
May l3-eo9w
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ny r. n. sTnArIUN. AUctt~Aser,
tFemasyiranis aresAs, seafA side, loss ssses)
UREss SILKS, cHAMBRA's, CALICoEs, sHEEfiNcs,
hifung- shaw and sis handkechie Aeon Friday
ing May 10 a. ~ O'Clock al my auc,on rooms shall sell large
OF dress silks ehambTa eac0es
shawis silk handkerchief Sc
and be sold without reserve TO advances
May l3-tt
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THE FISHING GROUNDS.

Sr. JoHss IN. b. May l2.The fishing grounds are 4
be efectualy guarded this season. which, il is said
done bring the United States to terms on the recproci
question.
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nkssIH ABLE summer Residence at Private ssie.-A
frame aud attic dwelling with large airy snd
ground IN high OF CULTIVATION
shbbery, situated the village Rockville win be upon
accommodating terms, by applying 10
T.. N. STRATroN,
Auctionecr and Commission Merchant,
South side Fem. av, Tenth street
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BosroN, May III The house to-day voted adopt the
amendment TO the liquor BILL providing for licenses where
public opinion is in fvor OF licensing, by yea
Ill nays 49, thus actually repudatng the old lcen.
system
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CRors Is YmGiSA-The Fredericksburg herald states
that the effects Of guano quite visible several crops
OF wheat between tina, city and Spotlsylyanis court
house Land that heretofore scarcely worth the
seeding looks though twenty twenty-five bushels
nirh be RaiheIed lke annrnachinR harvest.
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By E. N. srRATToS, Amouo


By u. N. sTRATToS, Amotionesr,
(Pennsyisania assnue, south side, Ion arsst)
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CIGARS, sc.-on Saturday
III May ~ 10 O'Clock at auction rooms, shall sell
large s..orIoen' O. sou.ehold FORFEITURE stoves &c
and dealers general, invited they viii be sold in
wiIi he added
10000 prime order received from NORTH and to
be sold without reserve.
May 1877
Dissolution.
ness. RIDcELY CO. have his day dissolved
the by mutual consent
SAM. sToTT,..
~ BAH person. having claims the said request
ed Them 70 the undersigned 70, Also those who
A.G. RiDGELY.
Hereafter the business win be conducted place by
assortment Of drugs, chemicals, and fancy ARTICLES
Physicians rely having prescriptions and ali late
pS1 ~ w m
and the public generally. A. G. MDGBLy,
Apoheesry and Chemist,
III sssn. nre losses. transportation ions r.
rss.s, presidents H. H. HAwL.r secretary Capital $4,000
May ia-9awu Seventh St, opposite ODD Fellows Hall.
GLOBE INSURANCE. COMPANY or Uaca New York
against fire. marine losses. and inland transportation n.
CHls. DE sELpIsG, Agent,
May ia-2a~u Seventh st, opposite Odd Fellows Han.
IrALCAREOUs Msnuress by Edmund Rumn- anh
"
weoyer Manuscrpts consnng the Hs,o Of the Dividing
hewi Virginia and North Caroins Journey
A. D. 1913; and Progress 70 the Mines, Written
| 1876, and now first published; by William Byrd
| May - fRANcK TAYLOR.
NEW HOOKS =. Taylor a. m.ury'. Bookstore, Near
~ Ninth streetMs souhworth book Old Neighborhood
| and New Settlements r.
Carey. slave Trade, Domestic voresn Why Exists. and
/ hos i may be Ertinsuished.
| RUM on Cslcareons Manures-nnh edition.
May ~ 4"@
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FIRE AT HARTFORD

HARTFORD, May 1.-THE Roman Catholic church in
Iacou street destroyed by fire about o'clock this
morning. The adjoining dwelling OF the priest much
Injured Since the erection Of the cathedral this church
has been used Only for occasional services and the
ment as a schooroom. Insurance the church So, OO0
on the dwelling $4,000, which than covers the loss
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IN tho OF fsw days shall ne compelled 20
move for the but.de who ready
have determined
rreAr mary articles yet much less a
friends positively assured they purchase articles
have extremely low prices, we have great
packing up,
please and examine the entire Stock and
doubt -atshed that bargains in reality offered
In conformity and the TACT add that need
expect hope receive In the course q few every dol
Ma ia-tdf Opposite Centre Market
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ON the Ill., full passengers and with 81 100 900 10 gold
The Golden Cata from Panama arrived on the Jolh.


The Golden Gate. from Panama, arrived on the 10Th
The following the Of the sufferers by the ex
posion OF the Jeany Lind kiedNo&h Ripley, wife. and
iosr children O. A Shelton Mrs Kimball Judge White
Of San Jose Frank Banwortb; L. +. Drake; Ms. Page
and ehbdi Mrs. winae; Mr. Carpenters Nd. Murphy Of
can Jose one lady two stewards and others unknown
total 81 Soalded-Mr. Bell OF Wisconsin, since dead ;
E F. CoHyef and H. A. Wyman Raeine s. Harper,
pennsylvania aud otherE-making ia all 10. The wreck
OF the steamer owed into the harbor on the 18Th.
coronePs inquest was being held
An attempt was made 10 fire the steamer Winfield Scot
on me Night OF the IA b. while she lying at the wharf
ihiee trains Of combasbes laid Tor the purpose were dis
covered In season TO prevent the accom- pshment of the
desga.
The democratic State convention was 10 meet AT Be
ne'a on The zoh Of April TO nominate candidates State
Offices Governor Biger declines a re election.
The rosigning members from San Francisco had ali heen
reelected by a majority Of 900 votes.
Mr. Mardoek, merchant at Shasta had been killed BY
gambler named James holland The latter was hung by
the citizens on the evening.
The s. 5. Lewis broke up entirely twenty-four hours
afser running aground The passengers who on
board report that she vessel her
out OF ORDER and that they short OF coal the pas
sage,
Intelligence from the mines was favorable
SAN FRANCISCO. April l6.The markets to-day are gem
orally quiet Retail sales OF Haxal and Gaego flour
Sll 20. Clear pork, $3.50 S37j hams, S2l SO, Choice
butter. 3s cents considerable proportion OF the povs
ions by recent arrivals had proved Of inferior quality pur-
chases refusing them Caroline rice, Crushed
sugar. III cents Costa RIGA coffee, l2A Adamanne
candles, 3Oa cents. Spirits OF turpenune, 81 10.
LATER FROM HAVAsA-TpFRlcULTY AMONG AUTHORITIES
CHARLESTON, May 1.-THE steamer Isabel has arrived
here with Havana dates to the Sh inst.
disagreement had arisen between the authorities and
Gen Lavelete the second in command and another high
officer, were toleave for Spain, dsgusted with the
affairs. The troops in the interior ALSO it was sa
showing symptoms of discomfort
The dates from Key West the 9Th inst The weahe
was hot. and business generally dull.
The locomotive on board the brig Cymbrus, sunk some
time SINCE has been raised and appraised 800 The
salvage case had been appointed Tor trial the OH inst
HARTFORD May ll.-The Roman Catholic church in
Tacou street destroyed by fire about o'clock this
morning. The adjoining dwelling OF the priest niue
injured Since the erection Of cathedral this chu rch
has been used only for occasional and the ba
ment a schoolroom Insurance the church So 000
on the dwelling $1,000 which more than covers the loss
LIQUOR Law Il
BosroN, May III The house to-day voted adopt the
amendment 10 the liquor BILL providing for licenses where
public opinion is in fvor OF licensing, by yea
H. nays 49, thus actually repudatng the old lcen.
system
RAILROAD
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CHICKERING'S superb Pianos Nc"lnst received, per
bafque Modena Boston, per New York packet
spring supply assortment comprises
nhc.n kV and Of elab
uines aud sweetness Of
mandatory Chickerng, Boston
These elegant contain h highly Improved circular ac
and
Also "a pianos beautiful style and fine
touch and tome, best New York factories,
ny Wednesday shall receive hree
Of pianos which will make stock superior TO
offered in this
pianos they bought the United
States.
/, Second hand pianos taken in
of guitars vton Sc and all
kinds OF musical merchandise.
New music received weekly.
RICHARD DAVIS
May l3-so5t #a.. feunsyivsnis avenue.
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verdict of 81 ,954 Ga, with interest has lately been
rendered against the Michigan railroad TO reimburse a
passenger for the loss OF box containing goods and
100 in gold which bad been committed 10 The care OF
the companys agents for transportation.
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letter from Csustautnope that Lord Stafford de
Radcliffe had assured the Porto OF British protection and
in conjunction with the French minister Is prepared 70
address note the Divan that effect, The city was
Tranquil Amsments, nevertheless continue on the pa
OF Russia and Turkey
The blockade Of the Albanian had been raised
AdviceY from jerusalem state that on Palm Sunday
hghi occurred in the church Of the Holy sepuchrc be-
tween the Greek and Armenians, by which several were
murdered.
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LIvERrooL April 30 The Ausntics hal no effect
on the cotton market and prices close frm with limited
sales Buyer, await lower prices The sale, Of the week
had been 1880 btles OF which spectators took 5000 and
exporters 0so bales Sales yesterday of 1000 bales, of
which sPecuators took 900 bales Stock 100 $50 bales
which was mostly American-far Oflesns, GID. mid
ding, sgd fair uplsnds and Mobile, Gid middipg sd
The reduced stock gave more confidence to holders.
Breedstuhs-Flour dorng the week had advanced 3D.
per Dbl, with large sales to the home trade. Wheat bad
advanced Id 10 lbs Richardson quotes canal
-four at Us 81 23s. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 23s
Sd Ohio 23s Sd 2is White wheat, IS l0d. Is. Id
extra, Is I'd red and mixed Is Cd 6s. 81 Corn quiet
but hrm nj Biz 81 for whe and 32s for yellow Imports
OF The week moderate.
ARRIVAL or rfrK PRoMKrHsus-oNE IArKp CAT
Nav YonK, May R.--Fhs steamer Promeiheus arrived
this morning for San Juan bringing 400 passengers.
$4,000 in gold on freight. and large amount In the
hands OF passengers Her adyices from California
day later The Brother Jonathan left San Francisco
the 7th with $50 passengers aod s2ooooo in gold She
eschcd San Juan the 81 inst The isthmus healthy
The United States sloop Cyenc at San Juan-sll we'll
Tho Northcrne for Psnams, left San Francisco
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ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
New YoRK, May II

NEW 1OHk, May IL.
The Hermann arrived at O'Clock this after
noon with $50 passengers and dates to the 9th ult
The British Government commissioners to the
Crystal Palace exhibition in New York is coming
in frigate and War Steamer.
The examination touching the seizure of war
rockets chad TAKE place, and nothing ELECTED inn
pllcatng kossutlI. Hale the owner of the factory,
refused to state for whom he prepa ing rockets
KosSuth publishes letter stating that his resi-
dence was watched by spies of the London police
Lord Clarendon stated in the House of Lords
that the British Government was convinced Of the
necessity of maintaining the integrity of the Brit.
!Sh Empire. He also said there was no fear of the
interruption fthe peace Of Europe by the Rus
sian Government movements at ConStantinople.
In the House of Commoners the debate on the
Budget had commenced. The general opinion in
commercial circles was that it would pass by q
moderate majority.
Kossuth addressed a letter TO the House of COM
mons declaring he had no materials in Eng
land, but had in other countries, and avowed his
intention of waging war against Austria for the re-
covery of the rights of Hungary.
France tranquil. The overland mail from Chi
ma had arrived. Nankin had fallen into the hands
Of the rebels. Calcutta trade was improving.
Bombay dull.
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By the National Line.
rELEG RApuEp roR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

| PHILADELPHIA, May II.
| The Cambria arrived at Halifax with 60 passen-
gers and dates to the 30th April.
ENGLAND.-The Canada Reserve bill passed the
House of Lords on Thursday
| Inthe House Of commons on Friday, Palmer-
ston stated there would be no prosecution against
Kossuth on account of the rocket affair."
| The Jewish disabilities bill was negatived on
the I'd reading.
Webewell s. Co., OF Rotterdam, have failed.
Julien Atwood, a London metal dealer, has fail
ed for large amount.
SPArN.-A Royal decree recommends a tariff
for Holland. Second Chamber of the States GEN
era was dissolved by the king and new election
ordered on 18th May. The Ministers have pub
liShed their programme. They will not introduce
changes to the present constitution. Religious
freedom VIII not be curiailed, and many amelora-
tons promised.
FRANcE.-The Emperor is severely .indisposed.
The Government has granted q large tract OF land
in Algers 10 Swiss emigrants.
Lord Clarendon s explanation respecting Eastern
| affairs, had restored confidence on the Bour,e
which was increased by the information that the
French fleet had been recalled from Salamas
: lTALY.-A bill granting 100000 livres for the
relief of the Lombard exiles has passed in commit
tee of Piedmontez Legislature.
AdviceS from Jerusalem state that fight occur
red on p aim Sunday, i'll the Church of the.fIoly
Sepulchre, between the Greeks and Armenians, in
winch several persons were wounded.
THE MARKETS.
leans fair s., midding 54 upland fair 81, middl1ng
ST, slightly falling; lower grades have declined
most. The market has been heavy since last
week, but improved at the close. Actual stock
on hand, 10000 bales, being a decrease of 65,-
600. Sold for speculation 5000. aud for export
5000 bales
Western Canal flour Dps Cd; Ohio 23s Cd. Corn
yellow Bis Cd. Lard 52s Cd. White wheat ad-
vanced Id, flour advanced Sd, and large sales
have been made TO the home trade. The market
has been active since the last report, but declined
at the close.
Richardson & Bros quote Western Canal at Dps
6da23s. Philadelphia 23s cd. Baltimore 23s cd,
Ohio 23s 6da24s.
Beef dull wtha declining tendency. Gardner
quotes old prime mess beef OPS. Pork dull and
market CverStocked.
London Money Market unchanged. Consuls for
amount 1904, for money 1908. Bullion in the
Bank has decreased f430,O00. Transactions
small in United States Stocks. U. S. 6s 6S, bonds
l104al11, do stock Gallo; Pennsylvania SIS STA
80; Kentucky 6'S, 69a70, lO9.