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Mother, you mustn't whip me for
running away from school any more.n
Why z"
" Because my school book SAYS that
ants are the most industrious beings in
the world, and amt | true-art! !''
"Polly, box his ears 20
1t is announced that Madame Sontap
will retire to private life after the compile.
ton of her American tour, having realized
about 100000 since her arrival in tho
United States, and during the same time
distributed $4,000 in private charities.
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z. n LisKrY,
ey and COunseilcr-at.Eaw.

Attorney and COunseilcr-at-Eaw
DRACTICES in the Courts of the District,
i and prosecutes claims of every descrip-
ton before the several Executive Departments
and before Congress
- Office On Louisiana avenue near Sixth
street dec 50
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e. BERNETT,s
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE.

Corner Of Penn. drenue and l4th street,
ncrt Kid,rel 8 Ldrence's Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY for sale. at the lowest cash
y prices. CONFECTIONERY. of all kinds.
CAKES. Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. ICE
CREAM. 50 per gallon-families supplied at
the shortest notice. TOYS and FANCY AR
TICLES at reduced prices.
The public are respectfully informed that
all Cakes and Confectionery advertised as
above are made expressly for the establish
ment by the undersi gned
may 2-7w J. G. WEAVER, Agent.
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JESSE SJE&DN

Jesse SIS>ON.
CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE,
Corner of 9TH st. and Maryland avenue,
- Every variety and the best quality con-
Stantly on hand. may 23-lw
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COLTS REVOLVING PISTOLS. &c.

4 LARGE and complete assortment of Colts
n and Aliens REVOLVERS of all sizes
and qualities just opened and for sale by
JNO W BADEN.
South side Penn. avenue, near 9th ST.
ap 9-2aw0v
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E. C.. CARRINGTGN.
ey and COuHscsyPr.a..Eaw,

Attorney and COtEscsifr-af-Law,
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
l. trict. and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments.
p Office, east wing of the City Hall
feb II
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a,sIaAf6 ~. ksAdTta,
CARPENTER AND kTIILDFR.

On Mu-Idnd Arenue, near Seuenth Street
Is PREPARED to undertake any kind Of
L BUILDING. REPAIRING attended to
with promptness. ap 21-6w
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I, T. BTJ'T,S

u. i. = I
TIN. SHEET IRON. & COPPER SMITH.
Near the corner of 7th and T streets. Island.
- All orders punctualIy attended to.
NAV 20-tf
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HOWELL 2 M0R7EL
Successors 10 Oliver Whttlesey.)
DEALERS IN
OILS. LANPS, GLASSES. l. TVICHS.
of every description.
PAINTS. VARNISH. BRUSHES, & GLASS
ArtiStS' Materials Of erery description.
Toda's Buildings, c street
NAV 23-tf WASHINGTON.
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Light Kid Gloves, Black Nett Mi.ts.

Light Kid Gloves, Black Nett Mitts, &C.
II Mn 90 doz. Bajou's light eolored Kid Gloves
Plifpllf 10 do. white do.
lQEII ID doz Black Nett Mitts
100 - Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves,
every quality.
Call and see WM. r. RILEY,
corner Sth street, opposite the Market.
may Sim
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PHILIP EOTELEP.

LIVERY And SALE ST4BLE,
D Street, between Sth and 9h streets.
m l3-tf WASHINGTON.
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FRANCE.

An article in The Presse headed The Empre-l7e3 and
ls3 has quite startled Paris by its boldneSS II the
most INSCRIPTIONS attack upon Bonapartsm that has ap
peared. The result viii probably be 4" warning.
Political Surmises were scarce and dull.
There had been much talk Of the abandonment of the
proposed line Of transatlantic steamships and rumor
ready TO circulate fables said twas given up the instance
Of the English Government The question, however was
viewed solely in financial light NJ Fould opposed the
granting Of so large l6,o0OOoO trans, which the
Treasury could not afford The Minister of 1.-THE Interior was
OF contrary opinion while the majority Of the Council re-
copmend that the grant shall not exceed eight millions
that being also the opinion Of the Emperor.
The Emperor has placed sum of 100000 fran at the
disposal of the Minister of the Interior be distributed
anon those prOpretors who will engage TO
dwellings into healthy and cheap lodging houses for the
working classes.
The Minister Of the Interior has addressed Circular to
the CaniOnal Statistical Commission urging the necessity
of gaining correct information all subjects of agriculture
and manufactures The Commission at the same time
directed TO impress upon the public mind that the nforma
ton sought Is not with a view 10 impose taxes bat
solely devise measures for beneftng the agricultural
and nanuia ctIrng interests.
NJ Lagorce has Just been appointed French Consul at 81.
Domingo and has received orders to repair Immediately to
Officer Of the Legion Of Honor for services fequenyren
dered French ships; and Capt Angelopouo command
ant OF the PrceuS named Cheyaer Of the Order for
The same reason
postal convention has been signed between the Prus-
sian and the French Plenipotentaries
Inc celebration Of the spoleon fete is postponed till
18th August
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.


The Royal Mail Steamship Asia, from Liverpool on
Saturday April 49, arrived at 10 o'clock this morning.
Us. Mail steamship Franklin arrived of Cowes ct
midnight Wednesday, Goth ult, and landed her mails
amp passengers, morning 2lst
The cabin passengers by the steamer City of Manches-
ter presented Capt Wyie, her commander, with hand
silver tea service fer his attention to them during
the voyage.
BY this arrival the is nominaly three days later
but actually little than twO the Baltic having
brought out the mails TO evening of Wednesday Goth and
the Asia having sailed before the opening of business
Saturday morning 2Sd
Cotton remained quiet at the decline of nearly
eighth the lowest qualities little else interesting CON-
mercaly.
The following persons came passengers in the Asia;
Mr. Sanders children and Mr. and lady Mr.
Carpenter lady and child Mis- Sanders aud servant Mis- Hade Miss
Sehohsh MT Stewart and lady, Mr. Bartsn and lady Mapeau,
A. Gsnu Capt Watson Mareehne CsstOneds r. Muir A. c.
PepgnAu Gsl Mr. Douglass and Mis- MleaR Miss Gilbert
NM Fay. Mrs Gaines Mn Cannes Miss X Dartne Mrs Parker
Mr. Bose Arshdeacn Bethure MT Harmon Mr. Rowan Mr. Percc
deorge Robeon, w job w Young Alexander GARDNER
Rdgway Vnnarsh w. lady
w Messs Cunningham, Muntz aud lady Mess
hemer hekehsm Ee Pancot Hadcmsn Mackay Robt Baan-
C.hcLean. Mr. Auckr Mrs Newell Mssrs Jas Burgess Mr.
r. c Stockwsl Miss Nsms Messrs j. Alexander,
J. Bsyd smith G. Ekmar r. Semp, A. r. Becker Mills lady
and two children Mrs r. Bale Me~rs Hutchinson, Smith Total
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The Canada Clergy Reserves Bill read second
time in the House of Lords last night 22dl
Rsspa has been pardoned condition that he will quit
France.
Lord Sratford de Redele English Ambassador at Con
stantinope had interview with the Sultan and
closeted with him four hours.
A Democratic conspiracy has been discovered in the
kingdom of Hanover. number of arrests had taken
place Luneburg and Stace. Attempts had been made
by the conspstors to seduce the sOdery from their al
legiance.
The notorious DR. Achil announces by advertisement
in The Christian Tins that he IS about to leave England
for the United States
The West India Nail steamer Great Western had ar
rived at Southampton, with dates from Chagres to Goth
March and 100000 in specie and large quantity of cop
per ore The West India Islands generally healthy
From Valparaiso thereis no news Of importance
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The resolutions to be proposed by the Chancellor of the
Exehequer in accordance with the new Budget propose
the total abolition Of the duties large number of sr
oles among which Of most interest to America are;
osson BARK Hams Of all kinds preserved any ether
end Vegetables preserved salt; Vinegar Veruce Tar
gsatet value than Isl o. Spirit OF Tarpenue
seosi elm, SeaL excepting sse beech breh oak
oSsl on p Resin fresh certain Of fsrsSa es1 SarS
eus HSwn sen s s;sSs.sis Pc and Sheet Lead Copper @
and Cotton Manufacturer sails ali s Cords.e tsS a. ne.
Ssso s Ssi S No. os running rigging Mats and Msas ssa
oh and worsisd; Raw wOsstsd ysu, .ss istp % spoH
elush used for Of storage soap On Tea Ia r o.
Sch ApI, 1884 70 to SIS Apl issS is y NJ GUY sa De g
is is ever sfeer~aId one sSss erns pousS 49, o APn+
In lieu of the present Customs duties on the Soov0
articles Of foreign import duties shall be charged =,
On Apples q lushsl; Dried Apples II bu.hsl; Bs ~ ~
sluee Beer y 50 saons Biscuit and Bread IA = e f sti
81 editions por 1901 bound unbound 81 q e; sinea ,s
kssna 2. 9sn sSseasss so ewt admitted under treaties Of
Fspai. Of he same rs cwt Walking Sticks sud Canes a ~
dos Umbrella seks Rloi Cspers including Pickles IiI y B
ssw ShsrnsA bush Dried Cherries ~ ~ clocls ever
sse eseh not $40 each esch $40 each l
Spper MANUFACTURER lo y owt Cotton manufactures (va0us
sseSs rsis shise{ cent EnbrOdy and Nsedswork va
ttstseiS mostly 10 y cent; Dressed Feathers s y Is;
sss frst not otherwise enumerated. IL y bushels; Pre-
os. snss, " n Glass cut fancy sad eSored 10 Rewtj
On straw SO ID felt hair wool beaver Hats EACH
iron or Steel not otherwse enumerated Jewels
@ lses v.eus rates. Iced manufactures otherwise
pewt Leather boot backs sdoz cot into shape
Ceien fabrics various mostly y cent,
P.scses xsw. hsr9alsde ~ D d Msdlars N p bashei;
each sssfs s. grid 81 se6 Upright
Ia so@ pise Pears y hush Pickles preserved ~ vsneesr Il
safs'si rtssw Plata p y 70 ether Plat or TSsis l6
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TURKEY.

Prince Menschkoffs propositions were still pending.
He was reported to have threatened that his demands
were not speedily complied with he would leave Constant
nope Acting under the fear real exaggerated, OF his
nesence there measures of defense going forward
IN all parts OF the Turkish Empire Lord Stratford de Red
clie the English Minister, had arrived as already an
nopnced lie was received at the landing place Of Top
hama by all the English residents who according to
TOM accompanied him to the Embassy where he made
sneech in which he stated that the British Government
Lad PRINCIPALLY in view assist the Sultan in outstanding
the resources of the country in order by better manage
Inent to secure its future prosperity
He did not attempt 10 conceal the difficulties which
listed AT present and which had been lately aggravated by
political complications, but said he hoped they not
nsurmounable. This was the only allusion he made TO
The pretension of Russia Little doubt entertained by
the Turks that Prince MenschikoG charged to exact
treaty alliance offensive and defensive on the broades
basis and copied from that which concluded in 1879
when a Russian feet, under the command of Admiral
usbako passed the Dardenees IN order to assist Egypt
The Seraskeer Pasha, and Arf Efend, Karaskief Of
Roumelia have been designated by the Sultan to assist
Rfaa Pasha in his negotiations with Prince Menschkoif
twas said that the articles of the treaty had been
discussed and the of being concluded when
the news reached COnsannope OF the arrival OF the
French feet at Salamis This by terminating the
tent among the Russians who redoubed their activity in
order TO obtain at least moral engagement from the Porte
This question of treaty of alliance abs0rbs yery other
even that of the Holy Places had been for the
aside There was however il is said, another question
which is also serious Russia complains much Of the
lutionary spirit which has manifested itself for some time
mast 10 the Danubian prncpaties She particularly
cuses the Prince of Servia OF fayong the development
of this spirit and of showing himself hostile to the policy Of
the Cabinet of ST Petersburgh.
ON the I'd ult Prince Menchk gave grand diplomatic
dinner at which Rfaat Pash, Minister Of Foreign Affairs
and the first interpreter OF the Porte present
Disturbances had broken out at Broussa in which fifteen
Christians were killed Russian steamer had left for
Kemek for the purpose of protecting the Russian subjects
End other Christians. dispatch from Vienna, Goth, men,
tons that fanatics had caused slight e"eH at Con-
stannOple but Immediately suppressed. Perhaps
this refers 10 the affair at Br0usSa.
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SWITZERLAND.

In order to facilitate the coming to good understanding
with Switzerland, the Austrian AMBASSADOR nSd oeen n
tructed 10 treat verbally respecting the complaints made
by Federation The Ncr Zurich Gazette OF l7th publishes
he last note addressed TO the Helvetc authorities ms
system in Ticpo is a sufficient proof that the block
sde of the canton is necessary for the tranquility of LON
hardy Afer admitting that the Federal Commissioner Is
onred Inv Austria for the future that refugee shall be
Tolerated either in the Grisons cno that the refugees
now In Ticinc be removed that the Federal Executive
hold Cantops 10 their duty and that the Federal Coun
oil shall promise TO remove from Switzerland any refugee
upou the statement of the Austrian Envoy that he Is en-
gseed in revolutionary enterprises. AT this point W we
Understand the advces now before us the Vefo hego
fiaiinns commence.
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ITALY.

Tho President Of the Pedmonese Council has submit
tod 10 tbe Chamber Of Deputies bill demanding credit
f GOO francs which sum is to be distributed under the
name of a loan among the Lombard refugees who had
been paturalized in Piedmont, and whose property
confscaed by the Austrians Struggling exlles continue
IN arrive in Switzerland chiefly Lombard women who had
married Ticinese and find themselves and their child
ren bsnisbed for no other Offense than that
Three new barracks are to be built at Milan for the
Austrian troops One range Of building Is 70 be located
ON the Place dArivss another at the Poa losa and the
third in The garden Of the Palace Bagnani.
The Florence MonttOre publishes the returns OF the Gus
toms of Tuscany for 1852 and amounting TO l76fls6
lvres. showing decline compared with preceding year Of
3OsG5 lives.
Christians of Naples by miracle One of the holy
tborns that pierced the brow of drops OF blood
at clock on the morning of the 18th in the Chapel OF
the Heart of Jesus This astonishing miracle occurred
The accounts say the condemnation and confusion of
the errors of this age
AtI35 p NJ 9TH ult slight shock Of earthquake was
fell at Naples The weather had been tempestuous all the
morning with wind from the west
The Neapotan correspondence OF Ih L0ndoH DaVy
Mrs in mentioning the retirement of Mr.. Morris, United
States Charg6 Naples says his departure will be much
regretted.
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GREECE.

The Porte has laid claim three villages in the Eparchy
of Carpen and collected troops in the neghbOrhood
TO give more effect to its demands What reply the Greek
Government has given to the note IL unknown but it i'm
medaely sent reinforcement of 200 the garrison
in the neighborhood
The sentence Of death passed General Macryann has
beer commued into Imprisonment for 20 years in the for
tress IF Paumda Nauphlida The French feet which
anchored in the Bay Of Saams the Sd and ih consists
of eight ships ofthe line The flag ship is the Vile de
Paris The NiceAdmira Jacquemino has hoisted his lag
on board the Vamy The other vessels the Henry
Jupiter MonebenO. Challemayne, Napoleon and Bsyard
The three steam frigates the Magellan, the MsgadOr
and the Sane Several other vessels expected The
Sane and stesmsloop, the Cato sent of at
Cousfaufinonlp
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK

Arrived.
r. NJ steamship ASIA Lott Liverpool April p mdse and passengers
to T. CunGd April q p M passed snip NewYork ship with
black opsA also Washington date OF the
sSs exchanged signal. with ship Guy aanne9e and steamer
GENT hull h . A. long 40 exchanged .g9as with the b.
Castle Sth, lat a 81 long 10 - passed the Marquis Of
oueensbuy May lat c. long s. saw steamer
rossd 10 City Glasgow The A. arrived ef the light ship
An. -. a. a. ,
Bns r. Hehborp, Sf ProPee Berry Ponce p A. Y days
Ear April q lat p 30 long u 20 bark steering
" showing blue signal with whts in the
Domestic Ports.
DGHTON, Nay 1-A schT Jacob Smith Thrssher Philadelphia
FALL RIVER May 2-Arr ing Porto RIO TAR Gardiner.
NEWPORT May S-Arr chr. YAnte Allen, Norfolk for Fall
River Davis Fall River for NewYork Sslone Anesbury
Camden Norfolk sloep Harriet BnehtmAn FAN River for New
YoTk; Oregon StuIse. New-YoTk for Providence.
EANTUCKET May 3-Sd schr Hannah Grant Howard Norfolk
PROVIDENCE May 3-Arr Propeller Petrol, Jones' NewYork
bart james NJ Hicks of EewYorsl Latham Msbe b. brig We
loy GLASGOW Clyde Tg Emma Carpenter Passports chrs
Ida Mar Lsp, BaiimOre Noses Leonard Pierce, James
River Oxford Baker Baltimore Henry Cssof GGrdnes Norfolk
VIM z Williams Rogers Philadelphia Sleep Oregon, stursess
New-YoTk.
PORTLAND Mss sArr steamer GOysrnsL Rogers, NewYOrk
shr Samuel Gilman, Berry, NewYork Cleared. blgs Motto
Knight Havana Water Park hstAn1as seh Milwaukee stower
RICHMOND May S-An brig VIM Clark, DAILY New-orle.n.i
sehs Orion Clarke Rsckport d. Hart Rswley doi Hsxz
field New-Ysrk. Sailed schr Riehmend Purneu NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
List of Patents
I.susd from Patent Office for reek ending
May 5, 1855

Jusd from he United Patent Office for the peek eadAo
May 8, 1855
lcsrefanJ prepared for The rrz.z
Rott Adams London England for improvements in
FeAms Dated, May 1853 Pacuted 10 England Fob "a 1851
Riehd L. Hnsdae OF NewYcrk Y for Elastic
Eyefcisinf Machirts Dated, Msy 1888
Keres Of Providerce To- Improvement Mould Candle
Appasstus Dated, 1853 Patented England n 1872
daniel Reid Of Washington N c. for Improvement Manure
Cars. Dated, Msy 8, l353
Geo w Reid Evansville Ind for Improvement Germ Shelters
Dated, May 1855.
steere Mass for Improvement Machines for
sawips BarreEhea0s Dated, May 3 1853
James Taylor Danbuy Conn Improvement 10 Machines
fer Shrinking Hat Bodies Dated, Msy 8 1883
Chs n TYLER Worcester Mass for improvements Repeans
Fre.Ams Dated, May 3 1888.
SamL r. Wuo Of New Haven Conn., agnor Joseph Kent Of
Baltimore County Ma for improvement in Apparatus for DrAwg
Water from Wells Dated, May 8, 1888.
Pahek oRey READING Pa for Rals for Rail
Dusn steele PstoTD, Pa assigoor Cbas Smith of
Phlsdeps Pa for In proyement in Rl tor Railroads Dated
5. 1858. Antedated News, 1852.
Jas L. Jackson of NewYsrk Y far Design for Crate Frame
Dsted May s. 1883
Jackson Of Negiork ~ u fer Design for Crate Frame
Dated, May s. 1883
of YORK. N T. Tor Design for Crate Frame
Dsied Msy g. 1873.
Jackson, Of Newfok tor Design for Crate Frame
and Simmer Piece. Dated, May 5, 1858.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIyerpooI Cotton Market.

TUESDAY EVENING APRn 22-There change the Corrox
naIket sailing Of the Bae that throughout
whoe week had small and the feeling
standing the dyces hand the franklin quoting sill
Aners Holders offered free choice buyers
oueteons be red cec the dinx and
sy ID from the rates Of the previous Friday Better
adeS tbucd41t did participate the decline
sfhoush they Father less sslsbe
business footed a. ~ nelsdfag g ofO AefE
which $50 speculation and 70 Te
sexual export o tie wek beng 7o American aid about ether
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
RUSSIA.

The Trieste Ga=ete states from Odessa that courier
had arrived from St Petersburg with instructions TO
for the present any extraordinary warlke Preparations
victory by the Russians the Circassans was be-
fore Announced from Russian letter from ST.
Petersburg in the Dtutsate Vokhae Of date 3lst March
saws two hundred Circassans were killed and the rest
re hunted into the woods by the COssacks the Russians
having only two officers and nine priyates wounded Very
unlikely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

ETHE L. S. REyEyuE-A despatch from Washington
states that the receipts from Boston New York
Baltimore Philadelphia and New Orleans for the month o.
March was s5766oO for April sii92oOO total for two
months, l5sOOo-making increase, from the year
1882 of - 10000 which is at the rate of per cent
The revenue of the year from ali will exceed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

attempt Of the Pope TO ressbsh Roman Catholic
hierarchy in Holland This affair produces an immense
excitement throughout the country owing to the near BAL
ance Of the Protestant and Roman Catholic populations
the proportions being about i,s1o,ooo Dutch Reformed
Church lle5ooo Roman Catholics and $40 900 other de-
nominations
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Liyerpool Grueral Markets.

Ars are in good demand Considerable aes Of Pots 81
Pearls, ZIG.
QUERcTrRox BARK-Unchanged
RcE-A speculative had been IN Carolina hce
lice tee az iS6df3i6 p cwt-
AvAL bbls common Amber RESIN p Tu
penfine duro sses ported Tar sles; Sp OF fa
pe.tine dali q 50! AGO. p ewt-
INDIA RuBEER-9o sold a. advance Of ill = ID.
Lobcs ands ,o II aucton realsng IS 7o9
q tun. =,
70 Csmpeachy Logwood sold AZ
&c 2tdRs undrec e9 direct leo Domingo
4e 5idf6 lot 80 tuas Jamaica 40 D..
Ous-Ther has been speculative demand for Pal-tos
sales 900 from 35 o aES ad for Came oons fS
firm. Rape, s. asa. . =,
SUeARLe inquiry exists oE foreign lo bags Aaeio sold
a. sveslse OF 1916: 20 hh6s Porto RIO, S96.
NoLAssEs-I6 lower.
CoTTEE-yery dull No salcs reported. -
E-Rather unsettled awaiting passing of the Budget" Al
kinds Qroted 4 advance.
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DENMARK.

BY telegraph from Copenhagen we learn that the Caan
bers WEI dissolved New elections appoinet-those
Of the Voksfbing Lower House, the 9th OF May and
those for the Landsthng Upper Housed the Sd OF June
next II is stated that the Ministers Bang and simon had
resigned The discussion on the Succession question bad
brought about this result the Diet following the example
Of the preceding one by refusing to set aside the succession
and constitute Russia Heir General OF the Monarchy
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dssspss to-day tTue.yl ca leo ypsesst or ns
c-px deadly Artho1ed cal Feir os.na sd
MiadHns oe.n. Nozzle F.rs1 Nsahss n'eIs I'll
tnsiDe sk SIS bses 81 ~bch iIaJ America Stock a
Lveso 81 5o2 b.iss Of which So 81 we're asfsn &1s
3Sr6 act year, Of which 216 e65 Amencen.
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Money Market.

The Eush Fds had been very dy throughout the week. Fri
day evening eood Tor Account at l0 dI2 DO Money
ICdl dlC0s. Threeand CuE-ter Per Cents loe. dlo54
F.RIs BovRsE I'D p MThree Peg Cents closed for cash
5rfO. -Four and Halves at le3f30.