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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17

Df J. sNTpsA.-Fssling myself undsr the highest obn,
galonito yog oF'hs benefit have lsesived uudsr yos
trsa,mspt Amer having under Repe all the utuGl modes -
treatment dufiEg the aliis months, without leas, ~
parent bspse sAd having almost losttAs sEht Of ny sys
and beng len In very unhsahy coalition, my case bsaa
given up a. hopstis one b. my former doctor, anss
which. in the cosrie Of weeks my eyes restored ~
good sight and 10 healthy condition, under yOuT Hsv
Therefore plss,ufsin srprssanF ny -
y ~. s.a Sna ySS yPSSS S1s 1ay, % Bofis.
Mrs. PuyyrHaUsaEi, of Tins, for oeF yssH wSs alUest
d'guIasdfol any Ard Q, eH,Pe.,i hsd qu'ls e.' sss
II. !; Ssl 40 5o nv Nina oibu,isess.
Ale-lRERY NtlTtH, q this plsss Ger htlD Sas
oornsa and applied TO DF Snyder and vs. restored
10 good tight aud 20 healthy condition
PHiLir EAIoE, mneiy was afflicted Fiih fsnsTt'
able bed ofophama coud not loast daTk room iel
Wseka applca cafionho DF. g., hia syot
restored 20 Ahsaty condition, E.A
MI f. G. LETuATHER, ihni Wet etaihietsd ios hEsyeaIa
with very bad diseased eysp and amott blnd applied -
Dr. B. and he's hsek fsoFed 70 sEhi, and bic eIes %
hsshy coalition, 80 hsths sqaalihsd'o DO any k'aa -
Aho-G. w BLloE. son anddaoEh,gs Of q. ". Bl.sA
ofIimn .ith fsmafkshy bad easss Of oPhsime, ghira
and bahed the skin Of the physcians which had wholly
disqualified them from any kindofhuanfsp ay srpeeiiss
% Dr. Snyder they have been restored 70 ahsslhy esa-
Mr.. rHonAa Classy, 81 RaAdushy, CITY ~ss sHissse
with very bad dssnisdsyetihad entirely osi & ,Gei d
Of his eyes, AID almost the oihes sPpsdt d. say
der Of rim, and soon restored % biz niy ssssi
Masy an, - couId Be suisnsa bdtit 1 deemed
essay ond Wouldoqy addlhsthe mode ofEssiHs eat Pfsss
ueed by Dr. snydsis recent dscovsgy uudissvss ste-
gehsr Of ths old mode ducing The ayttsuSut
ting, seof6eaen, blilietneik ke as veil =, ne uef
the usual powerful onutes Aus atene bqs o gnFs
any otheFthing which eanisiss spt dt pl he sye "
| contFsctinF The niulelss- tI
Any peffens wishing fFih inioTmutip3 viii % we -
communicate with either Of the peuoai ieued % afotes
e-No ehnFtst Tor q1aminaieq ~ qdFtceit - bsua-
! dt is rPeeired 70 chsrfet will be made.
EW-Df. SNYDER takes pleasure 10 ssypg % ~ pet5
e that Tin CITY a plehann. and healthy ocelion, -
rsol boa1inR can be had from - soto t1cQtsf wss6.
OHes-ia g. ". Blaeks Riosk. Wa5AieEtsl
STREET. TinlR CtY, OhiOe
Jan, aS. 1857. (nIe.
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-17
An Ordinance & Ssr r'o"ans s''ss'

eucuoHtn ns it oriains5 b. ne Csuncfl. of Hs city
N n that for Ne puputs ~ providing IN pfn of street
lhit N eed cii1i pcss ad apt hf he ~ ras not
eHceedlne tw4ey 10 nnmhtf he rafhassd II ile Iifnt
Vat ghi Coke Co, o. trhsfo, cod up pgiais
plscef hfrllnnf rhanef ard at fas De- r1In.uf NON
tad oopany. fofts VI ruch hrhis nun 4a. 10 ini
may BE- needed hers ard fhaf iha tsarncai n rnct
potts lamps, tEd oat ha3aid tof ne 81 ID alsi
rrfTfTFi ated iha rait rnd lart ntFe n.ritstl
-nl a.I. h. -I.IllhnI.l anA nl...L !. .l.I-..l.
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AMErpMENr NO. s.

Dated Apmsj. iss7. ''''''
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DIED,

This morning. after brief illness Mr. ANDREW
HOOVER, III the 57th year of his age.
HIS funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon
at o clock, from his late residence on Penn ave-
nue., between 18th and th streets mt which time the
friends and acquaintance of the family are invited
to attend.
On Monday morning, the 2Oth instant, MICHAEL
McDERMO1"r, aged 65 years, born in Armagh
this city. Rest In peace.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
NO. bJ Missouri avenue Sd street, on W ednes-
day evening next the 22d instant at 3clock TO which
the friends OF the family are respectfully invited.
In Georgetown, on Monday evening, the ath in
slant, Mrs. MARY b. SMOOT, relict of the late
Waiter Smoot, IN the esd year of her age.
The friends OF the family invited to attend her
funeral. without further notice, from her late resi-
dence ut the corner of Prospect and Market streets
ON TO mOrrow w ednesdayl A iternOon. at o'clock
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WASHINGTON, April It'll, 1857. NobiiiSSinlo Pre-
Sideat-Pefmit 10 take the lIberty TO solicit the
favor of the Chief Magistrate OF the United states
10 exert his influence 10 assist poor
Who the acknowledging voice OF the whole Tree
press of all free nations will prove to have been the
greatest impartial advocate on earth IN promoting
the glorious pros perty and well-beIng OF mankind.
ADAMS, CT Old Tom, ~. u.
The reward he have received Is q 10 years horrid,
barbaTous, rannlcal persecution that nave reduceu
HIM to restitution and ruin this Is the truth.
The voice of the Almighty denonnce this proved
oppression as contra Christianity, Humanity, Char-
Ity, and Justice.
As you are In possession of the knowledge of this
ICY ears despotIc persecution II do not require me
to give you any further Illustration
be prosecuted and murdered by the foul intrigue OF
miserable peddling agents who are bribed TO raise
false reports, and prosecute the poor people:
My sound doctrine of righteous laws will form the
highest tribunal in the whole world, as the most
honest and fair for the welfare OF all, and will save
life, and protect the working classes who Will ENJOY
valuable blessings of sound impartial JustIce which
is the grand elements of peace that viii elevate com
In conclusion, have no doubt that my grand trib
unal of pure justice will be general and local bless,
ing To every State in the Union, as II Is cemented
with friendship that viii fraterniZe our brotherhood
into great family, and bring them all TO tho grand
standard OF national honor that Is raish the new
World to the greatest happiness ana pIos perty an9
the highest glory, that will be entitled TO gIann
eeebration of national gratitude IN every state OF
the Union. -s4 !. - j ,t-,.
Sir, have tho honor TO be, your obedisnt servant
SPENCER HIGH, 81 ID street,
II Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv las q McGIIIpC -

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer
EXECUTORS'S SALE OF STOCK o. ,ypn
II NESDAY AFTERNOON. heI1 n, " Ed.
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms shai sell. IN sums S1
$500 Corporation Of Washington six per can,
Quarterly Stock ~. @en''
$50 Corporation of Washington FIVE per cent.
Quarterly Stock
1000 Cooperation of Georgetown six per cent.
$500 Orange and Alexandria LIST Mortgage Bonds.
Terms cash, in current funds.
By order OF the Executors.
aP9d JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auct.
WILL BE ADDEn
5000 Bank of Washington Stock.
-aP I'D JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
- fURNITURE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT.
On MON DAY. the 9th instant, shall sell, by order
OF the Orphans Court, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at No. ~
south slde OF Penn. avenue, opposite Willards' Ho
personal effects of the late Samuel w. Handy, de-
Mahogany Sofas and Bureaus
10 Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Do Bookcase and SecretaTS
GILT frame and other Looking Glasses
Maple and walnut Cottage Bedstead ssf
Wardrobes and Washstands e.
Feather Beds, Bedding, and Mattresses
Window Curtains = r-.
Parlor, passage, stair, and other Carpets and Russ
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Cooking and other Stoves
Lamps Of every description
With good assortment of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: All sums under S25, cash; over S25,
credit OF Cd and 90 days for notes satisfactorily en-
ap4-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence of the Indictment weather until
THURSDAY, the sd instant, same hour
ap 10 A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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Also, bill TO lay flag footway on n street north
and New foIk avenue, on the east side of Thif-
teenth street west passed ssF 10. -
Mr.. Lloyd, from the ways and means commit
tee, introduced bill making an addltiohai aP
propTlation Tor the repair of the CorPoIa P
books, they having been reported by the 0u''e'o'
Mr.. LLOYD reported back the bill for the relief
of Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT 70, H If,
great deal Of discussion, by MeSsIs' WsCntchen
son, Kennedy, Walker, Fisher, Mco"'chen'
Towles and Others the bill was passed.
Mr. Knigbt then moved that the minority report
which accompanied the pm v , p,,n,;or % r-,,,
| he amended by adding both the majority and
minority reports; Iost- Al. o..;, -.
The question REQUIRED on the oflginal motion to
nriDt and. on the ayes anu Hoes pciiig taken, the
Inotion to print was lest
And then the Boasd adjourned.
THE PARK ASSAULT AND BATTERY CASE
The youths who were held to bail for a further
hearing the charge of violent assault and hat.
tery on Michael Cochrane at the Park. anne.red
last night before Justice Hollin1sbead for trial
Other persons, also accused of being I'm the attact
ing party being present at the Office the examine
tion was commenced anew. Cochrane, the prose
cutting witness, was present. his face and hpad
much bruised. The persons accused ,yara LA
nneu ny Nj Jas. Johnston and Mr. Arundel. who
were near by at the time of the attack IL was
not positively stated what weapons Were used
when the party surrounded Cochrape. After an
examination of the witnesses, Justice Holiing.-
head ordered H. Ofutt and George Johnson to
give Dali in the sum Of $40 each for their an
pearance OF the Criminal Court to answer TIE
charge OF assault and battery. and Tn HagDerty
and Benjamin Mouldin i'm 500 each. 10 answer
such charges rs may be made. Edward Johnson
though charged, has not been arrested Neither
OF those arrested appear to be over eighteen
of age.
ARRIvALs.-The schooner Ring Dove, Captain
Palmer, arrived at Alexandria Saturday evening
from Philadelphia, with an assorted cargo. She
is expected to reach Georgetown to-day Wash
ington consignments: Thompson & Bro, iron
pipes; A Sergeant, 81 bundles straw boards; Nairn
x Palmer, merchandise; A. w. Randall vim
ega-; Jos. F. Hcdgson stoves hardware &c
Georgetown consgnments: Army < Shinn 10 bar
rels bottled ale; f.. NJ Linthicum * Co, hard
ware, &c; ID. English Il Son, hardware, &c ;;
George Lowrie, .19 barrels liquor; w III. Godey.
paint; j. l.. Kidwell. paint; Cruitt $50 bushels
potatoes; w. z. Diamond, coffee.
The schooner Mary p. Sanderson, Captain Bal
lance, arrived at Alexandria Saturday evening
from Elizabeth City, n. c., with cypress and
juniper shingles, for sale
The schooner Armada, Captain Elsey, arrived
al Alexandria Sunday evening from New York,
with Columbia guanO; 100 tons Tor Fowle & Co,
Alexandria, and 20 tons for Morgan L Rhinehardt
Washington. She will proceed to Washington
on Wednesday or Thursday, depending on the
weather.
AT CENTRE MARKET, this morning, the prices
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By JAS. C.. MCGUIRE AuctIoneer

By JAS. C. MEG UIRE. AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, WITH SMALL
FRAME HOUSE, ON ELEVENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN GAND II STREETS, At PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2)th, at o'ck
on the PREMISES ishal sell part Of Lot numbered 49,
IN Square numbered three hundred and nineteen
fronting ~ feet on Eleventh street west, between
and IL streets north, running back % feet inch to
l0feet paved alley, with the improvements consist
ing OF a small two,story frame dwellingg house.
little indisputable.
Terms One-thlrd cash the residue in and ~
months. with interest," secured by deed of trust on
the premises. JAS. C.. Mc(iITIRE
ap lo-u AuctiOneer.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequences of the rain until WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, April 22l, same hour and place.
mp Gid JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
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BLESSINGS Upon EVERY TONGUE seem the portion
vi N,nhfFeonllsh otherwise Mrs. Gardner, the in
OF L,rertrOrt and Hoarhound. The following note
speaks volumes; 1t is from distinguished source:
O., - INDIANAPOLIS, June II, 1856.
gentlemen: The medicinal preparation You have
sent me has exceeded all my hopes IN its operation
and become great fayorite in onr Institntion. aud
6encei9rth 1t will be continually employ ed as RENE
dlal ana curative agent in all Lung diseases The
celebrated Drs. Carter and Leonard who have each
amassed fortunes here, have recommended it's use
IN fames, and am sure il will prove beneficial
oenu me SIX dozen bottles as soon YOU can, and
believe me- from the good have deriv ed from it. GU
arc at liberty to use my and that of the Indiana
Central College at all times in behaf of Mrs Gard
ner's Indian Rasam of I.iverwort ard Hoarhound
am, very truly, yours, &C..
III. n. LITTLETON. A. NJ.
- 49, Central College, Indianapolis
To Messrs. Weeks K Potter. Boston, Mass
II may be obtained at WEEKS L PoTTER's, 154
Washington street. Boston, General Agents for the
United States and Canada. an i5-lw
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IMPORTANT TO THE I.ADIRs.-Dr. Duponro's
remn1te PtfS-.rhe combination of Ingredients in
the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and
erits are based upon an extensive practice of over
lhlrly years and, where the directions have been
surety followed, they have never failed to correct
an irregularities, relieve painful and difficult men,
SITUATION, particularly at the change of life They
VIII cure the w hites, and remove all distractions
arising from cold exposure or any causes and may
De used successfully as Preventve. Call upon the
agent, and get Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 per box, with full directions Sold whole
nue., SAMUEL b. WAITE. 51 Seventh street, Wash
a,n 4. r. I'll and H. CIssEI, GeoTgetown; to
one dollar. nv 0''oso ''oih
Is forgery. w ia Stf
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AUCTION SALES.
RvAGREEN Anc.So.oo-


WILL BE SOLD AT Auction, IN FRONT
w OF THE PREMISES, on THURSDAY, nh May
next, at ga O'Clock p. M. IN compliance with the
terms OF a deed of trust from Edwin r. True and
VIE 70 the SUBSCRIBER dated July l2h 1885, and re-
Of the Land records Of Washington couI Is, Lot No.
IA, Square No. t1Si, containing 81 feet front on T.
west, together with tne improvements, which are a
two-story frame building used as two dwellings and
q store. ~
Terms of sale: Cash; and IL not complied with in
three days after SALE the property will be resod at
three days notice.
M. THOMPSON, Trustee.
api1-2aw&ds A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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bRANDRETH's PILLs.-The Weak the Consume
i've. rheumatic, COstlye Billions and Delicate az
ft f some gay s use will find renewed strength and
makes the blood purer. The nerves Commences in the
Tst s sna terminate IN the veins These pills.
the circulation, by which Impurities are deposited in
inc tbe VEINS and they throw =. such collections
Inc Doweis WHICH organ, by the energy derived from
Brandreth's Pills, expels them from the system.
men hGst used the pills may occasion gripping and
borne with for the good to come afterwards. No
great good IS often achieved without some trouble
IN lts attainment and this rule applies to the recov-
cry oil health. Those symptoms only occur where
,ae body has long struggled under load Of impure,
tenacious hulnors. consecutive use for few day
Will satisfy the most unbelievng of tho great good
fne TP stsS are dong The directions should be
and vlgor will. In majority of cases be secured bY
the use of BrdHdrethS Pills -
Sold at Is cents per box at 43 Canal street Rrsnd
reth Building, New York by II. w DYoTr Sow
Iaz north second street, Philadelphia and by medi
cine ueaeTs generally. nov 2-tf
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MODERN MIRAcLEs,-Tbe cu,e. .sa,,,a - g.
Gardners celebrated Indian Medicine. known ,s tSc
batSSam e. htserwort and Hodrhound. wbicb
BT9nchltis and Complaints of the Lungs and CbssP,'
W. !. may De procured az WEEKS PorTspn e III
ap A-lw "eiieiA agents.
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,;sn,o oRIH hN0wING.-Prof Wood, whose advs,-
covered rem eG ia9nd IN another column has dis
once Ptaetcabe and cheap 1t requires nn dyen at
doubt trouble There can be no
lonais almost without number. and from man ssst IF
Tbn n.e 81. high standing and moral worth
ing ter own hair and appear ten Years yonpper tSan
hairs and bafd months ago. As In most cases gray
a. is duty to remedy them by the natnra and nn-
now Snd iea n which Prof Wood has invented and
ppse,snent try his wonderful remedy, and give the
For sale ~ n ST. testimonial Msmphts WIis
uEL Is. WAITE, Marin & PALMER. j. p. MiieTRN
q Co., JAS. N. CALLAN, and ali Drugrists m an ayy
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Destructive Fire at ALTA, I'M

CHICAGO, April ia destructive fire occurred
at Alton, Illinois, on Thursday, destroyino tho
planning mill Of Morrison & Beal. the Methodist
parsonage house, and doing great damage TO the
AVERY Hotel, Piazza House. and the warehouse
OF HOLSTER Coffee. Total loss SJOOOO
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apl7-2aw&ds A.


By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE-BY WRITE OF
~ an order of the Circuit Court of the DisfrIcf OF
Columbia passed on the LIST day of April 1857 in the
matter of the petition of the heirs of William Phil
lips, late of the county of Washington, deceased,
we Will, on the LIST day of May next, on the several
premises sell the real estate of which the said VIII
ham Philips died seized and possessed in the said
county, as follows:
4 One Lot, with three Dwelling Houses upon il, in
Tenaliytown containing two acres of ground.
One other Lot IN the same town, containing ono
acre oil ground, with Stone Building on II.
parcel of Land situated on the River road ahout
hall mile above Tenally town, containing nineteen
and three-quarter acres of ground, highly Improved
and fronting on paved road.
Also, one undivided seventh part of the Real Es-
tate of the late Theopus Robey consisting of about
quarter OF an acre OF ground in Tenally town.
And sixty acres, parts of two tracts of Land
known as DRY Meadow and ''the Vale situated
man public road, unlmProved, and principally in
The sale will begin at the late dwelling of the de-
ceased, IN Tenaly- town, about 10 O'Clock.
Terms of sale: One fifth, cash the residue in
four equal pay ments of 6, r. Is, and "a months bear
ing interest, and to be secured 10y the bonds of the
purchasers with such additional security as NAV la
sat lsfactOry 10 the commissioners.
JOSHUA PIERCE,
MOTLEY MOREIAND,
JOHN r. CHAPPELL,
DAVID SHOEMAKER,
PIERCE SHOEMAKER,
n. B-Any further information will be given INV
calling on JAMES PHILLIPS, Tenally town II
c. 49, BARNARD q BUCKLEY,
ap6zawSw AUctiOneers.
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COMMERCIAL.
Marine Disasters.

CHARLESTON, April 20.-The schooner Morn
ing Light has arrived from Nassau with dates of
the 10Th She reports the ship Saxon, Capt Sears,
from New York for New Orleans was wicked on
gingerbread Ground Capt. Sears came pasSen-
ger on the Morning Light. part of the cargo
was saved
Fhe u. s. surveying schooner Josenb Henry
alhwTlSht arrived at Nassau on the 18th inst
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
IHRUSTEE'S SALEOE VALUABLE HOI

TTNCo Ef > SaIIE Uf Valuable HOUSE
AND 2eD STREETS wEsT.-By virtue offs deed in trust
bearing date on the 9Th day of December. 1a55, and
recorded IN Lber A. s. No. 1O8, foiOs AIS, ct sea-
the subscriber will sell at public sale, on MONDAY,
the auth day of April, 1857. at o'clock p. M, the
premises Lot No IA IN sqtare 81, fronting GO feet
III inches on north F street, between 2Ist and I'D
streets west by 1876 feet Ia inches Deep with the i'm
Provements which consist of well built twostory
Frame Dwelling House. ''
The above property is situated in q pleasant and
rapidly Improving part of the city. and offers favor
invest. - w.
Terms of sale: One-third, cash; the balance in G
ana II months for notes bearing interest from day of
sale, and secured byideed in trust on the property
and II not complied with six day after the sale the
purchaser. All conyeyancing al the expense of the
purchaser. GLASS. WALI.ACH, Trustee.
ap6-eoSd j. c. MEG UIRE, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April 22d
at So O'Clock, on the premises.
CHAS. :. VALLACH. Trustee
mp 2l-d j. G. MCCLURE T.. Ancf.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRES,


Arrival oil the Fulton.
NEw YORK, April 2I-The steamship Fulton.
rsonh HavTe and Southampton sth inst, has ar.
IIeu al this port, bringing London and Liverpool
'u .rI OF her day of sailing.
ana M. NSenafd steamship America, from Boston
W ,nIa, arrived at Liverpool on the 9th
a geographic despatch from Constantinople an.
nueyS mat the English feet left there on tue
previous day for Malta ~"
III was considerAi in Ina,, ,h., .,..-,,..x. -.
az 's ~ accounts from China the cloSino 81, The
was imminsnP ports against European commerce
AT the last advices the Persian ,,,,,,. Al.
posted al Shiras. Gen. Buhler WIS foy,iSsjn1 a.,
olStan. The southern PROVINCES were tr,no,iI
49, chriS a. PSo;y,esslng in Turkey Va two
against Turks In Bosnia and In both Sns,.nn r,s
the MUSSulmen were found guilty ~
Inc Giahu Duke OF tuscany has declined 10
conclude with the Papal Chair a concoSds, Stt.
that of Austria. INV
The accOuchment of Queen Victoria is dailyer.
pected.
The English elections were over, with VEN,
few exceptions.
There will be large liberal majority in the
new House of Commons.
The Emperor Of Russia is said 10 have definite
ly given up his intended journey 10 Western Eu-
rope.
The amount Of Gold on the way TO England
from Australia, the greater portion OF which could
not be far distant, was estimated at e.. Soo,OOO
There was an active demand for money on the
81 per Get. ~
ihS Ddhh hdu raised the rate OF interest for
loans on stock to 9 per cent, which had caused a
general decline in prices
The English funds further declined in conse-
quence Of the extreme tightness of the money
market
Consols for money closed at s2sas2S, and for
account at sassy.
The foreign market was heavy under the Innu-
ence OF consols.
I COMMERCIAL
The Liverpool cotton market was Quiet but Arm
al the previous rates; sales OF three DAYS Il O.sl
bales, OF which spectators and exporters each
took 400. ~"
Breadstufs were dull. Wheat UNCHANGED and
steady. Flour quiet, aud generally unchanoed.
though some forced sales had been made Al 4
shilling decline. Corn was offered freely, and
had declining tendency
The provision market was steady
MeHenry's Circular quotes flour al a decline of
6dals. State 26a2ss; Ohio 29a3Os Southern osx
AUS. White wheat ss9da9S red wheat Tkass
The Times Paris correspondent saws that the
unexpected increase in the Bank Of England rate
had an unfavorabe effect on the French trade
On the other hand, the new American tariff had
encouraged manufacturers who were anticipatIng
prontable business with the United States The
corn market throughout France was declining.
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Arrival of the City of wasbin,,on

NEw YORK, April 21.-The steamship CITY O
Washington has just arrived. but having saflet
on the same day with the Fulton brings no late
intelligence
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The Harmony LODGE FESTIVAL, l. o. o. F q,
for which great preparations have been made,
will take place at Odd Fellows Hall Navy
Yard), on Thursday evening next Look ont for
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Election i'm Kansas.

ST. Louis, April ls-Henry J. Adams. the
Free-State candidate for Mayor at Ieavenwortb
Kansas, has been elected by isO majority over AM
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THE IMPRESSION appears to prevail that the
special meeting OF the Washington Monument