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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph has an ar
ticle on Wakes and Funerals, saying that the
hearts Of all the clergy and faithful catholics of
this city are oppressed with grief by the scan
dals that from time to time occur At wakes and
Funerals" 1t says OF the authors of these scan
dals, that "God despises them" and that the
church and the country they disbonor alike re-
pudiate them
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New York March 9

New York, March q.
The steamship Black Warrior took out $780,
900 in gold for New Orleans, and $4,000 in
Spanish doubloons for Havana.
The Recorder to-day held Jacob II. Mott to
bail in the sum of $4,000 az accessory to
Brotherson frauds in the Union Bank.
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COlnmhns e. g. March 81

Columbus, s. c., March 81.
One hundred Of the students Of the College
here have been suspended until October next
for INSTRUMENTATION. They tarred the benches
OF the recitation rooms and committed other
excep,ionable acts, because the faculty refused
to suspend operations on Thanksgiving Day.
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Cincinnati EriNnv March 81

\ Cincinnati, Friday March %.
Flour-The demand is fair, and the market
| 10 steady. Sales Of 1900 brls at IS 5Oa3 20 for
superfne, and $3 75a3 80 for extra family
The receipts during the last "a hours were
1920 brle.
Provisions-Mess Pork advanced to SIS Is,
with sales of 1000 brls at SIS IS; 500 do at
Richmond, Ind, at SIS %; 100 brls Rump sold
at &ll 90. Bulk meats advanced l-Sal-4c. The
sales of 10000 lbs and &C. 900 lbs sides at &c.;
$4,000 do do at Z 7Sc; 1000 pieces shoulders
At 5-Sc; 40 hhds do at 8 9-lOc, packed; TO-
900 lbs hams at l-2; 5000 lbs shoulders At
s l-2c, and l4OO pieces and 80 lbs do at Sac.
The only sale of Bacon was As hhds shoulders
at 6 b-Sc, packed. Under the advices from New
Orleans, the market closed rather quiet. There
was better demand for lard, with sales Of
400 brls at 94c.
Wheat-There is . good request for the finer
bush good red and white At 70a80c.
C"rn-We have no change to notice in the
market. Prices 6rm at 35e.
Barley-A moderate demand for prime, but
prices are irregular. We quote 40a48c as the
range for good samples.
Rye-The market is quiet and unchanged
Oats-In good request and firm. Sales 5000
bush from canal at 3Sc.
Butter-In rather better demand, and the
market for prime roll and firkin is frmer.-
We quote prime roll at l3al4c; fair to good roll
at lOal2c, and prime 6rkn At l4al6c.
Seeds-There is an active demand for Clio
YER and prices have advanced lOa2Oc per bush.
Sales 800 bush, closing At a 6Oa4 20 for good
and prime.
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Prairie In Chen N..c,

Prairie du Chen, March IS.
The steamer Brazil returned from Lake Pc
pin last evening. She reports the lake SO blocked
up with ice and saw logs as to be impossible for
boats at present.
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The New York psperS inform a. that he Five
Points ere being converted By prayer msesinss.
Il ne FIVE Points are converted, lie Devils
citadel win BE- taken, sure enough.
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To All to Whom it NAV concern.

A M the inventor of and useful Improvement
in Smut Machines, which RICH: secured 10 me ~
patent, bearing date 2Uh OSt, 1851, and there
certain parties manufacturing machines and using
my improvements. This is to softly al persons who
make ysud said Improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who ntrlnces my rights re-
sponsbe for all such nringements and will at their
expence establish the validity OF my patent
Now part OF what claim my invention is the
securing Device formed Of the heater attached TO the
cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
plate cylinder formed Of series Of rings placed
one over the other l fun Their claim the adjustable
placed In the chamber and anged relatively
with the FAM whereby the che and gh.e and inferior
grain may, when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in a clean state, or, when
worthless above to pass the fan box to be elected
thererom with the finer and gi foreign substances
This Is part OF what 1 claim in the Summary my
patent The above notice will hope be sufficient that
none may claim gner or my right.
word TO the wise IL sufficient
March ~ wtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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That romantic little story about the daughter
of director of the Suffolk bank, Boston, elop.
ing with mn Irishman and marrying him at
GAINESVILLE, Wis, was nothing but romance. No
such affair took place, and it is supposed the
local itemizer of the GAINESVILLE Standard de-
serves the credit Of originating the story.
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The grand jury Of Wayne county, Ohio, has
found indictments against several of the women
who abated the groggery nuisancs at Frsds
ricksburg BY spilling the liquors. 1t will be
hard work to find jury ungallant enough to
convict them. Imagine the terror OF broom
handles that will hang over the heads Of that
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Two Of The items By the last foreign nail are.
that . aFs y ConssantiDople had destroyed 800
hourss, and that IN saEthqsaks had laid oorinsh
q ruins.
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PATENTED OCT. 90, 1867.
important 20 Willers!
WOODWARDoSN NEW SMUT M ACHsuNR
AND SEPARATOR Cow m NED

GXyR this method Of informing Mleys rr.sv.uv
w that We are now manufa featuring and viii -
Separator. This Machine We consider the best now In
use and We hazard nothing In saying every Miller vho
has Jet used will bear In this assertion IL 4
compact and durable, with less power most
machines and does all the work heretofore performed By
three machines, viz the Screen Separator aud Smut
ter, TO say nothing Of the flaming Mill hch has usual
" TO be used In cleaning dust from ofal.
A. to the mode OF operation In the 6rst place
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part 81 the
oats from the grain before securing. While In the
proc OF securing the grans brought in contact win
str ing blast OF air, which carries OF dust fast a.
made. IL then passes Into larger Separator where 10
- cleared OF chess, imperfect grains, oats &c. and 10
snen ready for grinding. The dust IL all not only
cnAi and blown clear out Of the MILL Another very
great advantage ID that be set the same AocP
with the burrs or any where else In the mill that may BE-
desired, ~ makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thati utterly impossible 10 con.
sGuct mill that viii make good nour dirty Rrain
unless the dirt be rstremoved No better machine hae
yet been invented FOR this purpose than wood wards
shutter nd Separator. and believed none N ve
van bes 1t twoof the Mills In this city Sunderan1
Broe., and Keiser Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended TO.
oct 2sdwtf WOODWARD KEfsrR,
Burlington, Iowa.
Polk CTy, March Cd, 1858.
Dear Sir Your Shutter that have had N
use for about eighteen months ID the perfect ma
chine Of the kind nov In i used machine that
purchased In Chicago for short time after started
and " cost me more for repairs and delays in q NV
months than the whole cost OF the machine that rot
from you. Your machine has me anything FOR
repairs, and 10 after eighteen months service.
oome ne work u the most perfect manner. Please
success. Yours Yespectfully
marlsdAw GEORGE BEEBr.
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An UxEHvIABLs DlsrINcrIoN.-Iti 10 stated, on
what appears to be undoubted authority, that
the city Of Cincinnati, Ohio, contains more grog'
cries than any other city in the United States,
exeept New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO cure Cough use "DRows's BsozcHiAL TaocaEs
.nY 1T

VINO - H0srErrERf-What Dysp pile and nervous
" unsrung invalid that ever tried his celebrated
Stomach Bisters, but reply with peaaure In al
cases Of Dizziness, Flanency, Pal2tasicn Prottra'
tion, great Fatigue Constipation, Dyspepsia, Physcai
and Mental Inability, Il IL surprising how quick the
patient rds relief They correct tile appetite. impart
tone to the SYSTEM force On the bile and impure secre-
tions, regulate the bowels give strength Of body
and vigor Of mind No family can afford to be without
Hostterss Stomach Btters. Sold IN quart bottles By
all Hotels Grocers, Druggists 10 No additional spir-
its required. tmarl
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STRAY HORSES.

UBVk2NEsSe
T>R0M the residence % Henry Duhrmester, miies
II NofsA Of Burlington on Tuesday the 9th Of March,
one sorres Mare. ysArs old, bald saced. The othev
one bay Mare yeArs Old all four feet are white, and
white spot Va forehead. % " reward will BE given
ANY person Who give any information where they
may be found Information letters may BE- addressed
70 VIM. ENman, corner Of Valley and Third str~ess,
Rnslinutsn, Iowa. HENRY BUHRNESTGR.
nnSlS-d3tw2ts
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British brig Alma, just arrived at New York,
about TOUR miles from Hole I'M hs.Wall, got into
. whirlpool which turned the vessel around in
IS seconds, aud kept her turning, sometimes
half way and back. and sometimes all the way
round. for two hours and quarter, when the
breeze became stronger, and she succeeded in
getting out without receiving any damage.
Several Of the dead bodies of the ill-fated
steamer Eliza Battle, burnt above Mobile, have
been recovered, among them that Of Rev. HI.
Newman, upon whose person $500 were found.
This ID fortunate for his widow, who would
otherwise have been without means.
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Senator Pugb, Of Ohio, occupies the "Ensign
Stebbns" platform upon Lecompton. He made
speech for it on Tuesday, but announced that
under instructions from his home legislature he
should vote against il. "He believes in the law.
but is against its OPERATION" which 10 what the
immortal Stebbins said of the Maine Law. Pugh
must spell his name pooh!
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Cincinnati, March 26, pm

OIuC1uU8tt1 N11Cu zV1 pun
Flour steady; 1000 bbls sold At s., 60as,7 20.
Whisky active; 1900 bbls sold At l73c. Mar.
ket closing buoyant.
Provisions are higher; 100 bbls Mess Pork
cold at $3.50; 100000 lbs Bulk Pork at 81 to
Sc for shoulders and sides, and 500 bbls Lard at
9}c Nothing done in Bacon, except SO bids
shoulders at 6sc. Sides are held at Sc.
Clover Seed advanced to $4,75, with an active
demand
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We are informed that ever ok thousand dead
letters are sgnt from the Post Once in this city,
70 Washington, every quarter. surely Uncle
6am can't complain Of the patronage be receives
from Milwsukie.
We aleo learn that the number Of Valentines
vhloh we're delivered Of the Post Once In this
esty. vas in the neighborhood Of ok thousand.
Cunid still livea-Nil. Wis.
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st. Louis, Saturday, March p, pm.


st. Louis, Saturday, March ~, pm.
Wheat-Prices show no diminution although
receipts are larger. Sales include $50 bags
damaged spring private; 276 bags common
spring at 6Qa624c; $500 bags good and prime
spring, in lots, at 67a7Oc; $50 bags common
and fair fall at 72a77c; $50 bags good and or
binary prime fall from 8Oa85c, and 288 bags
prime and choice red at s71a9Oc.
Corn-Frmer with small supplies; 100 bags
common at 33c; 1882 bags in lots, mixed, yel.
low and white, at 34aS6c, and 200 bags mixed
white ON private terms, in second hand and new
gunnies.
OAts-Receipts light and the market has fur
ther improved. Sales include 400 bags ct asa
s6c. bags returned 1900 bags in lots at Ssa
400 $50 bags, partly for seed, at Ale; and
$50 bags choice, for seed, at 4Sc, in good bags.
Lots above 40 were for seed.
Bsrley-No sales except 1873 sacks good
Fiour-Sales Of $50 bbls city super6ne at Ss.
90. and 100 do at a.. Country brands inactive
and perhaps triAe easier for buyers; 81 bbls
6ue at - S73c; 600 bbls low grade in lots from
x3 to g rs: 500 bbls branded extra at Is 70;
SO bbls fancy at At o IS; 800 bbis inspected
super6ne At Is 40, currency, and 100 extra ut
q 40 per bbl.
terms. and IS bbls at l6}c. We quote l6al61c
- the range. -,
Potatoes-Receipts large and smarket dull.
Sales comprise SIS bags good, in lots. at Soc
in bags.
Shipstuff, &c.-5O0 bags shipstuf sold at 45c,
bags returned, and 400 bags bran, 4Oc. deliver
cd, bags included.
Hides-Declinins Sale Of flint to-day ranged
from IL TO l2c.
at Is IS per bushel.
Green Apples-Sale of 30 bbls prime ct ~.
Salt-At suction, this morning, 1000 bags
Turks Island sold ct 48}c; 1900 At 49c; Loco
At 49&c $500 at SOC 1900 at 603c. and !. QUO
at size. Also. 1000 bags Csdiz a. S9c; 6oO q
| Sic, and 500 at 3l3-all ON 90 days time.
Ground Alum-Selling accofdiang 70 quality
at 81 III to 81 Is per sack.
Pork-Mess 10 held firmly at el6 80 and up
| ward, but is inactive, and NO Transaction Wal
reported to-day.
| Cut Neat-Steady and firm, but the oferingl
were small, and the only sale reported was thu
meat Of 1000 h0gs-shoulders at 63c. hams q
Tic and sides ct ITO. One Or two other Lott
| changed hands, but were not reported.
Bacon-Country joints dull, but aides in goot
demand. Sales S sugar hogsheads-shoulder.
Al SIC. hams ut &c, and clear aides at SIC;
cesks good hams ct &c. Prime shoulders VI
quote q 8 to e}c, clear sides as Sc, in good
casks. ssa..
Lard-Market inactive and transacttons mostly
nrivate 100 pkes No. cold at SO 800 ana
COZ pkgs on private terms. fnms We quote .
ea92c, in tisrcss ana oaffelA
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New Work

TJST pnblished-The Church Polity Of the Pilgrims,
q by Rev. j. W. Weman Boston, LA pp., 42mo.,
cloth bipding. Price Socts. For sails by
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BuaGLARY.-We learn that on Saturday
night last, the fruit store of Mr. Hubbard, on
Washington street, was entered by means Of .
false key, and some amount of fruit abstract
ed. The desk was broken open, but nothing
was found worth carving away.
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A line Of the foreign news is, that .ths fac
ulsies Of the King Of Prussia are declining dai.
~" Az the old King never had any faculties
TO spare, be must DO getting in bad way.
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APRIL ELECTION.

~ We are authorized to announce the name Of
GEORGE W. BOW for the office Of County
superintendent Of Schools at the ensuing election.
mar27-dAw
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GLOVES AND MITTENa.

GLOVES AND 4ITTEIS.
w ID % l. r. = A l. y OR RETAIL.
II HAVE received on consignment fine assortment
Of Leather Gloves and Mhiens, many Of them Kid.
dressed and lined, Gauntets and half Gauntlets and
Fur trimmed, for
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.
They have come rather late In the season and will
Be sold without regard to profit.
Ladies' please call and see them.
H. II. HAWLEY,
feh17 Music Store, Sd at.. next 10 Rarrsi Hnnae
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kx-Govesnor Bashford, Of WISCONSIN,. states
that be vas odsrsd $50. 900 70 approve Of the
hrss bill reported for distributing the lands
granted By Congress In aid Of the RailrdAds a.
that State.
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a pARTNER WAMTEn

A PARTNER WANTED
WITH ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w Capital and well recommended, to engage in
. Permanent lucrative and profitable business, al
ready established The profits daily credit sales
now amounting to over fifty dollars day. For full
particulars address, with references,
maF26dWtf A. COYLE,
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/" We are authorized to announce Prof.
JOHNSON PETERSON as a candidate for The
ofce Of County superintendent Of Common Schools
the ensuing April Election. mar30-dwtds
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o1kln4eet CT q an

& Aftsatisa L asksd % lie sdssrt,,.na.,
q Dsa1ark Academy, h another col,nn.
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MAR REED,

In Danville Township, by Rev. Isaac Leonard, Mr..
SAMUEL LEFFLER to Miss MARY CRAIG, all Of this
County.
March 23d, by Rev. Edmund II. Warning, Mr.. RICH.
ARD X. WfCOFF to Miss LYDIA s., daughter of SIR
Ephram Hustid, all Of Yellow Springs Tp, Des Moines
County.
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New York, March %.
gour-Market heavy and lover. Sales 1000 bbls At
io04 y Tor super state; ~ 3b0A IS for extra do;
lo9DA W Tor common to good super vesteen. Cana.
an 1iour-DuM and dropping. Sales $50 bbls ct o. Is
@n % Ier common % choice extra. Rye Nour-Steady
Wheat-Nothing Of moment doing in Wheat ana the
market 10 quite heavy.
Rye-Dul. Sales at Csc.
1arley-6low Of sale, 1t e80T0c.
Oorn-Market unchanged. Sales 5000 bush new
1oHteern e. 6S0ooc for White; Yellow chiefly 7skc
Oaes-Quiet. Sales 1t 480A6c for State, and l16a1s
for Western. 'sS-O
Pert-Aarket arm, with moderate demand. sales
d0 bols at el6 90 for lAess, and els Is for prime
Beef-UnchAnged and quiet.
LArd-0eeady. eales Ut oX010kc.
Oreesed Hogs-Salos ct SASkc.
Cut Meats-steady.
for State. 1880 .~ .'~sssS
Cheese-Dull, a. S010ke
Whiskey-Salss 100 bbls at 91M92ke
Corn-White Sc; Yelisv Co., ~
Mess Pork-o17 90.
Lard-ln bills 9HNl0e.
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q We are authorised to announce the name Of
GEORGE III. LANE Is q candidate for Coun.
ty Superintendent of Common Schools
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" We are authorized to announce the name OF
10. j. GRAFT a candidate for Superinten.
dent Of Schools In Des Mones County.
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Vuss received and for sale cheap for cash.
q 20 bills. N. O. Molasses. so sacks coffee.
~ :" n Y5yrup 81 " Dried apples.
Is :" Pittsburgh Ale. Is boxes Pye Prut.
tons w. Il. Cheese.
March Goth, J. N. ROGERS 4 Co.
TOsPA 90 TNERSNlP NOTICE.-The Part
~ nershp Of Henry Horr Go. Is this lay dissolved
By mutual consent HENRY HORR.
mar22- VIE JACOB BONN
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LNOR k ENT.-A comfortable two story frame
- house with seven rooms, good we'll and two
three acres Of good land for garden. situate the
South Augusta road, two miles west of Burlington
Enquire at the place during next week. Price SO per
month. (mar3O-t) HENRY AVERY
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| OuIce&0, saturday, p. M, March ~.
Flour-Spring Extras %, 6Oaes,7 as; superfn,
9,7Sa$3,0O Corn Meal-we quote at 81 s. 90 ne
ton. Buckwheat Flour 5Oa76c per cwt.
Wheat-Unsettled 1t 62a6Sc.
Corn-No receipts; nominal ct SEC.
Oats-Dull At 25} to 26c.
Rye-Nominal ct SOC.
Barley-Transactions on track at 35c.
Ffeights-Nominal at l5c to Buffalo.
Lard-S}a9c.
Tallow-iOalO}c.
| Hides-54a5ac for green; 121c for dry flint.
Live Stock-Firm at 81, 75ses,0O for COM
mon; $s.25a$s, so for better lots, and $4,a4,5O
for extra premium.
Hogs-Dull at %, 25a5, 80 for dressed.
| Pork-Mess SIS.
Potatoes-3Oa4Oc per bu.
Fruits-Dried Apples are slow sale At 7asc.
Green apples are steady At &2,5Oa*4,OO. Dried
peaches impaired At 9allc, pared at zoe.
Beans-$l ,OOa4l,2s
Butter-lOal5c.
Eggs-l2}c.
Poultry-Chickens dull at 12a1sc; Dressed
Turkeys lac per 10.
Dressed Meats-Beef, 93a4c. Mutton Sa4c.
Calves 3a4c.
Salt-Fine So per Dbl; coarse $3.50 by the
ear load; dairy 1926 per Dbl. Of S26 lbs, and %
empty bags.
Cheese-Dull at s}aloc for Western Reserve,
and lO}allc for New York.
White Fish-No. halves 81, 25a34,6O, No
20 e4a4,25, No. S's s., 0Oa$S,2S.
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Denmark Academy

7 AND WARRANTS for sale on reasonable
~ terms 1T the Law Office of
mar:0d2tw2t CROKER d sMYTH,
North room I'd story Crimes building.
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denmark ACADEMY.
THE Summer term In this Institution will COM
y mence on Wednesday, March S1st. Boarding at
u 80 to - 90 per week. For further particulars
quire of the Principal. II. X. EDSON
mar29-d 2tw1t
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brings Liverpool papers of the 18th inst, one
W eek later than by the Arabia.
Cotton at Liverpool, all qualities, slightly de.
clined. Breadstuffs and provisions continued
dull. Consols closed on Friday 18th 1t 96sa
a963.
Pursuant to its adjournment the British House
of Commons met on the 9Th inst, when an an.
nouncement vas made by the Chancellor Of the
Exchequer. D'israeli, that in answer to Lord
Walinsbury's note very satisfactory dispatch
had been received from the French government,
and that the misunderstanding between the two
countries had consequently terminated.
The appeal OF Orsini and his fellow conspira.
tors condemned to death, had been refused.
Arrests continue to be numerous throughout
the whole Of France.
Rumors are a6oat that satisfactory news from
| India had been received, but the dispatch had
| not reached Liverpool, when the Niagara left
The Liverpool breadstu6 market was quits
dull. In provisions there was NO improvement
| of importance.
Prince Gortschakoff 10 said TO have issued 4
memorandum to the French Government, d.
| rectly in opposition to the views of Austria or
the question of the navigation Of the Danube
Russia agrees with France and England 40 q
the absolute right Of the Paris Conference Il
deal With the subject.
| 1ner6 WAS p5OsPect VI P9Cauc eestiemeu
to tho question Of she Duchies, owing to the
illness Of the King Of Denmark.
There had been some rioting at Dublin be-
tween the police and college students; 8 Of tht
latter are said to be dangerously wounded.
| The dispatch from Fradce 70 the Swiss Gov
eminent in regard 10 refugees, 10 published
The removal from the frontiers Of Switzerland
Of station and other questionable refugees Il
i demanded In strong and meuacinR terms, ap(
the Swiss Government 10 told that IL they re-
fuse they win incur grave responsibility.
/ A Madrid telegraph says Seuloga, the proyi
sional president of MEXICO, 10 well disposed 4
sestle the differences with Spain.
The statement that General Concha was to b,
removed from Cuba hasib been contradiotsd o.
good authority.
A Vienna dispatch says that an excellent un
dsrstanding has bssn eslablished between th,
Derby Ministry and the Austrian Government.
RussIA.-A central committee had been ap
pointed At 81. Petersburg to examine ell pro
iscts for the emancipation Of the serfs sent Il
By the provisional committees. Thsncommitte
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B.R-O-N-C-H IA 1

HNANTED--A Basket Maker whn understand
Wv the business. Una. ldwlmsl HENRY AVERY